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These figures exhibit an annual profit
/ from the mining and smelling works Of
( $50, $50. 10 which should be added the
profit from about llu.J5O pounds of ce-
meat copper, produced ia the Isabella
mine.
Ii Is confidently expected by the gen
( eial agent, that the coast of materials,
( iuel, etc, will not advance in the next
lhTee years, especially since the COM
{ pauy has already secured large amounts
I Of timber land. The above estimates
will hold good 50 long as present prices
are maintained The projected increase
| of monthly pruduc ion al The East Ten
/ nessee TO 1000 tons, or the development
| Of others of the company 5 mines, would
! reduce materially almost every item o.!
/ cost lt Is fairly estimate4Shat copper
1 will then be produced for ubt more than
I twelve cents per lb-a cost far below the
average statistics Of this industry AT
Lake Superior, and one which would Sc
cure an ample margin Of profit TO the
I producer, even IN the most uniayOrable
condition Of the market.
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g. MIniog expenses for s9H fous-..-.........S co
re,sII.g ore up TO % per Celt-....-......- l,H
smelling eApen -es .5.a cents per n I...- d Gi.
- M 5s-
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a disgusted soulherner in Canada
writes the following ode to the snow and
frost Of that country:
Oh the frost, the freezing frost, biting
our nose as we go; all sense of feeling is
utterly lost, and our zest for the beautiful
snow. The northern king tribute has
wrunc, in the shape Of pearly tear,
which a moment ago like dew drop
hung, from the point often graced with a
snear. Oh the frost, the delectable frost,
that finds Us wherever we go, wrapped in
It's fearsOme shroud like q ghost, and
conveying to our meridian blood a thor
ough disgust for those sentimental dom
keys who hypoeritically prate of the
beautiful snow.
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Improved Gotten Plantations
IN
Phillips County, Ark, For Sale.

NJ r. have several irst-class improved pianta-
w lions In Phillips County, near the city OF
Helena, which viii be sold very low. Nearly
all these places have good dwellings and other
home apPcncagfs, S, aud have gin-hOuses, cotton
presses, lneaIly new, and everything ready for
cotton culture. These plantations, ranging
rom 20 aci cs % 3VJ respect lively, are what are
termed Second bottom " above overflow, and
nne uplauds, bringing bale Of cotton 10 the
acre. Apply TO SALE & MACCABE.
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Ag'ts,
nOvU Helena. Ark
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p O w d e r

on hand and for sole at No s. Common street,
New Orleans. In packages of all quantities.
AIzo, Drop and Buck shot, Caps, etc. Orders
nromntIv dilen noVl ly
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OFFICERS
pIrKr1ogr rOFASGEgoSa LODGE. No. le

MEA.PsIs, Tenn, January ls, lSds-
Meets First Monday in every month, at
% clock pun, al ODD Fellows Hall.
OFFICERS:
d C. Trader, W. NJ; once, Ssl Front street
residence, 81 Union 81.
D. b For-t-r, :. w
4 &. Carroll :. W;
Gus Reder : d.
tfoadmau, $ d
h r TOin lnsOu, Secretary
John Beamith. Ass'.tant Secretary
y. J. Wlggln, Iroaaurtri
= J. Conner, steward
e. A Beehn, Steward
J. J -uter. Tyler Oriice, % Aaiu stree res
Idence No. II OIveitOn street. JaHlZ II
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GROVER & 3 AKER'S
CELEBRATED
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINES!
Why Crover d Bakers Machine is Best

Z 10 is more simple, durable, and less liable TO
'. GerangenenJ than Others.
.. 10 seHs from ordinary spoOla and no re- wind
ing OF thread Is necessary.
9. IL sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the hesviesl, and with all
kinds Oi thread, silk, cotton or uDen.
a. lis seam Is So strong and elastic thai ID never
breaks even on the bias.
.. lt i8sienS both ends OF the seam by Its own
operation.
d. Us seam, though cut ~ every sixth stitch,
mains firm, and neither IuBs or rssvels in Us
wear.
z. ITS scam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness after washing better
than any other.
s. IT'S scam can be removed in altering garments,
amer proper Inspection. without picking OF
cutting j0eIR-
Q. Wa ching and varying the tensions upon the
Threads necessary ln other m chimes. ID un-
necessary M this The tension being once adj
iustcd on The Grover & Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be zone without
change
70. 1t utkes beautiful embroidery without any
change arrangement. simply bg inserting
threads Of suitable sizes and colOrs for this
purpose. 10 Is the only machine that be tn
eIuDro.ders and sews perfectly.
The ottentipn Of Tailors Manufacturers OF
Clothing, Roots aud Shoes, Carriage Trimners
and all Others requiring the best and most ef-
f-ctIVe Lock-ntiich Machines, is invited TO our
new shuttle Machlae, especially adapted 10
Manufacturing PURPOSES
GROVER & BAKER S. ". CO.,
derli I'm M9 Main street
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CYRENR COYMiynERE lK.r.l. No. I

Meets Fourth Monday In each month at :
o'clock pm, at their Asylum, eoI Front street.
OFFICERS:
Sir John Zent T. C.; Office, y. Front o. Gas
Works residence, I'D Market street.
Sir John Ainslie, Geni;
sir Cieorge Nellerzh, G q;
Sir George white, PTelate;
Sir II. p. WoOdsrd. s.. W;
s5ir r. Parker, JT. W;
Sir D. 4 Trader, Treasurer;
Sir \. J. Wiggil, Recorder
Sir =. n. Stanley, 81. b
Sir Jus Becer, ~ B.,
Hir b. X. Pullen, Warden;
Sir Louis Christian, Guard. janis II
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HEBREW ANB BAsoNIC CALEyDAR.

A. NJ. 5dls.
] Tisr1 10th September. ls5i.
] khesvan, lOth October.
] tAisleu. 9tu NUYem byr, q"
] "a. Sth December,
/ -he1at. January, 1857.
] Adar, 9th February,
] Neasar. sth March, "
] Nissan, 9TH Agtril,
] Iia-, 6Jh May,
] Swan, 9Th June,
! ThamuE 4tl July,
] Al. Ii Angus,
] Eiucl, lst lepfem Der.
Ash "Wednesday, 35tn February, 1877.
Naunday hursdsy. sth April, "
Good Friday. 10Th April. 4"
raster sunday, 18th April,
Ascension, 2lst May, "
Peuteoost, Slst May,
saint Andrews Day, Soth November in eaeI
rear faI2 II
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MASONIC NOTICE,
At 8 meeting Of the Recording officers
of the various Masonic Bodies OF this
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ Of the Order for
the city Of Memphis.
Ben. X PULLES. Secretary south Memphis
JoHs - BE,kHisI, Secretary Augerona Lodge,
40 l6S;
HIP. ", oDwARD, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge,
J.. r. BTrTs. Secretary Ha-uiiton Lodge. No. 20:
No. 81, z. D.;
WD PAIRrKE Recorder Penn Chapter, no. 2;
y >. WIGGIN, Recorder Eureka Council, No. 8 I;
y. J.. WIGgIH, Recorder Cyreue Comnandsrys
X. 7. No. 4.
H T TSNLIssOS. Secretary HerEoes, No. l, L.
p A. A.. = r..
A. =. FRANKLAND, Secretary Mithias, No. 2 l..
p. A.. A.. s. r..
b X. PULLES, Tor Council p. Of J.. A. A.
ID. i WOODWARD, fa- Chapter s.. P. Of Rose
GrBiX de h. A.. A. -. r..
D. C. TRADES. S0r-. ConsistOry OF s.. P. R..
-. A. A. s. r.
No efforts viii be spared on the part Of
the publishers Cf the APPEAL 10 merit
this tiattering evidence OF the confidence
and good will OF the Masonic fraternity;
and in addition 10 a standing directory
OF sll Masonic institutions in the city-tO
be corrected as often as may be neces-
ssry-it is intended to devote 3 column
OF more each Sabbath % such Masonic
Intelligence, or topics, as il Is hoped may
prove interesting and instructive 70 the
Bretheren.
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SOUTH HEMPnIs LODGE. No. 1fs.

Meets Second Friday ln every month, At thel
Hall corner Of Madison ard Second streets
OFFICERS:
IT. seuars, W. NJ ofice, Lee Beck, Jnioi
street
" s. Mathews, = "
j. b. Campbell, J. ~
len X Pullen, Secretary, 4t5 Main street
T. M. Baruun, Z. D.
W J.. Hastings. j. ID
D. r. - Guliand. Steward
q d. PlumEaer. steward;
4. 81. Thomas Is ler. JAZZ
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LEILA SCarT LODGE, 40. 80.

Meets First Friday night in each month, and
on The Anniversaries Of -. John the Baptist
and 81 John the Evangelist, in the Hall CT
south Memphis Lodge. No. us. southeast cor
uer OF second sRd Madison streets.
OFFICERS:
John Ainslle, W. NJ.
j.. a. William son, =. W.
Henry COwpeTthwaite, j. W
J. ". Wolterimg, Treasurer; southwest corner
Main and Washington streets
ii T.. Woodland. Secretary 10 Main street
Nathan Hon helmer, = D.
Augustus Bloom, J. d.;
= n. Thomas, Tyler. Janl- u
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The population Of Houston, Texas, is
said to be 30,oOO. In 1850 1t had but
$500 inhabitants.
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HINILrnN InnaE No. 2aa.

Odd Fenoygs' Building. corner Court sn'
Main streets.
OFFIC SRS:
p ~ stanley, W. NJ; residence, as second 81
- Haira X. W;
W. y Wilkinson, j. W.
butts, Secretary
J. 2. IubnI, TIea1urer;
- Med suRaii, : ID
- Mellin. J. d.
Eiated Communications on Third fudal
nizht Of earn month, !ahiz u
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DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention 70
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton Factorage business in
this place with superior facilities for the trans
action Of the same, and an intimate knowledge
ofthe gaats OF the planting community, We
fseI confident we can conduct your business 10
vour advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCtRY DEPARrM " nj, with the increased
fac ntiee az our command, together with our
long experlence in the trade We guarantee
10 our friends and customers full and varied
sfoek whlct will enable rs at all times to MI
| their orders promptly aad at the lowest market
rates. One OF our house VIII devote his entire
time and attention 20 the sale OF COTTON.
| Having a tllorough knowledge OF the same and
being sellers only. We can al all times obtain the
] hignest market prices we are prepared q
/ consignments Of Cotton viii be covered with
] Insnrlnce IN our open policy, unless otherwise
oraers.l Bv q strict attention 10 business, We
/ trust 70 merit continuance OF the liberal pa
/ tronage already extended US soliciting a Share
1 ~ voilr business, we remain, very respectfully
ANDERSON, GAY q BuGHER.
MEMPHIS, TENN, sept l, 1896, lselaF
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Gov. Orr, Of South Carolina, LEFT Co.
lumbia on Tuesday last for Washington.
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E L S o N S
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE
297 Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS
EIsOn Bros. First in the Field

and continue until the lst day Of January, To-
We shall offer our Goods st such low prices
Ne sre bound uot 20 be uHdenold by any
,.He In fact, We Wll gnaritnle1 70 pe lohe- III
,ur prices than s-y house y .lie ~ .,, ,-s
Country stOTekeeleI. add buy ers cap ~ rare
o. 4rEsins Of Us Tor CASH sno CASH DNLl.
Just Received:
40 aoz- 0pera Kids al 81 s per pair.
81 doE. Opera Nubisz - cents % e each
.s.B D.. Calico. fast c1lors, IS cents per yard.
100 IL. Browa domestic irOEE IS 70 y cents pei
Bleachod Domestlcs greatly reducod-a good
atIicle-5+ yd. " de, ~ cents per ard
Bleachsd Douesiics, = yd. vide, ID TO ~ Genus
Bleao6e 'D,,nestics a. I'd. vide, % to q cents
per yard ,
quality, - 20 - cents per aid.
Innsdsle warranted only :5 ceGts per ard.
50 "a l0-s sheeting 70. ~ aud scents per yard
Tbffe Narseilles Sprt ads, s. = 10 81 - each
cneal al double the money.
Irish Linens greatly reduced
Iaconsts from 10 Go 81 cents per yard
check Muslius 2y 10 % cents per yard
lbress Goods reduced fully one-half our former
extraordinary low pr ces.
scotch Plaids half wool and all Sool, from s.
E,aprs.s Go is all wool, only 97}z cents pei
Tad,s.' NJ wool BaI1norals, bright colora, only
vuslt.b NeTtnos onIj IS cents per yard
Trsileh Meriuos AT COST Al COST
100 d1E Ladies' Hose, white ana coloIeu' lioiA
s. % 10 = " per Dozen
II Vou want 20 save money and get gool
Goods al less than half price con forget q
atten1 ,ur GREAT CLEAhlNG BALL
Oae Price 0Bly and Terms Cash.
ELSON BROS,
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LATEST
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Noon Dispatches.

UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN EKWs Asso-
CIATIoS REPOKTs.l
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P. WELLER,
MERCHANT TAHOE
No. SIS FroDt Street.

M OI IL ue piedstu 70 see his Old friends, and
~ as many new ones as may favor aim with
their patronage, with the full assurance that be
VI j use his utmost endeavors 70 piease them
His stock comprises a full assortment OF
Imported Cloths, 0asSimeres, FestIBgs,
and everything 10 be found in gents fuEalsh
ing house.
A. MUN NCH,
wei known "a this community as q pracsioa
Cutter, would he slad to have his old friend,
give him call, and promises, as heystoioTe, e
give then Ms. 0rS- 5pA
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BANKIHG.
TENNESSEE HATI0HAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
Interest AHosOed on Daily BaIdHees
On and aner January /, 1857, The
TEXSEssEESAFIOEAL BAsE OfMEMPHIs
Corner Jefferson and Main sts
Interest AHOs0ed on Daily BaI1Rees
On and aner January /, Iss7, The
FKXNEssEEHAFI0EAL BASK ofMEMPHIs
Corner jefferson and Main sss

NJ I'LL ALLOW INTEREST on DAILY ~
w PO5Ir5 on sums of One Dollar or more.
with the understanding that al money thus
deposited - SUBJECT to the sight dralt or ehecE
OF the deposition A. this Bank hsis arrangens MS
with responsible banks iu New York CIncin
nat and > Louis. by which A. receives inter 80
on is DAILY BALANCES if IS vi Ing O. eX-
tend the sane benefit 10 its deposifcrS. ~ Zn-
lar statements taken from the DepOsi Le ger
" il be furnished customers "a ron call shHWing
the csndiJion of their accounts. and the
amount OF interest due them, in order that al
deposits, with the interest," can b cnf clzed out
at any time, with notice g the officers n the
Bank.
W A. HIbl-. Cashier
gro RTTsrruu Eo-aafff..r4r farrg rf
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MASONS
The Appeal Declared the Official
Organ for the Mystic Brother
hood I'm Memphis.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic cOnelaves in this city:
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ETANEEILEEE.
rom the Aveulr NatlonalI

Curious Reported Q@aTTel-Ih he
Emperor Of AustriA and his BrOther-
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THE REsOE RGES oF sEE-ITs
COPPER WENRS.

Few of our people appear 10 realize the
buried wealth that slumhers in our Hills
aud valleys, awaiting only the magic
touch Of the genius industry. TIE fol-
lowing report emGodying valuable fig
ures bearing on the copper mines Of
[ East Tennessee, is clipped from . cir
cular published at New York by the
American bureau Of mining. It was
compiled by DR.. Trippel and Prof. Cred
ner:
/ Iti probable that the East Tennessee
mine alone viii produce 1000 tons Of 10
/ per cent. ore monthly, when the inn
( prOvements now in progress are COM
pletcd- The very moderate suppOsitiou
/ OF 500 tons, monthly product, viii be as
sumed in these estimates; and the other
mines Of the consolidated company viii
/ be lefl out Of view altogether.
The first statement represents the
/ present system the second includes the
! dressing Of the ores, and exhibits the
] additional profits Of such a measure:
! / Mining expenses IgT So tens Do De.
cent ore ..--.......-t 5000
J smelling exp usg> .'5"-'n lbs ui copper
Freight snd general expenses, seems pes
pound. ..-......--. J..sN
Total expen O., IG4 cents Isr Is. OF cop
per li
Value ol 1890 -ss Of copper, go 90 cents 800
... ,.---.
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Or. c. sPIEcEL,

I'M Os . 2 = z Ag
HHEMIST. Botanst and Surgeon, an olf
I graduate of the best schools Of Europe and
America, has fitted up rooms in the GRyoso
Block, S94 Main street. Memphis, to aecommo-
ear, heart, brain, skin, kidneys and lungs,
dropsy, fits, gravel, cancer, dyspepsia, rheuma-
usn, piles, neuralgia, syphiiis, scrOiula, sup
pressed menstruaiion, whites, liberation aud
falling OF the wonlb. cancers, tumors and Ms
tula in ano. He so seldom fails thatit has been
often said a II DT. SpieEel can't cure you no
one can" Medicine sent by express. For
terms and full particulars, address
DIR. SPIEGEL, 3y4 Main ST.,
Aovg Memphis, Tenn
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY q WEEKLY
-RN-
MIN I. DILL
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ACTION OF LIME ON SOIL.-The dis
tinguished chemist, Bouissingault, has
just read before the French academy of
sciences, a paper on the employment of
lime in agriculture. 1t has not been
published, but NJ. Barrel gives the fol-
lowing as the substance of it, which we
translate from the Journal d'AqricuL-
ture RractiqUe: Sea 81
Lime introduced in an arabic soil very
quickly sets at liberty a certain quantity
Of asote ia the state of ammonia; the
azOte elements were before united in
insolubIe combinations: the action OF the
lime sets them free, and permits a part Of
the capital buried in the soil to be utilized
for the next crop. IF this was the whole
effect of lime, OF which the experiments
of Boussingault afforded evidence,
small doses of it at once ought to
be cOunseiled, because the quantity
Of ammonia produced does not in
crease In proportion to the quantity Of
lime used. But as heavy Innings pro-
duce incontestible effects in certain cases,
it must be admitted that lime exerts an
action of some other kind upon the ele-
ments of the mould. B~oussingault
thinks that certain minerals, such as
potash and silioiR, may be liberated in
~ u W AAAAC Nudb JULIET s~uOSlduttct
injurious to plants, are destroyed or
modified by the same agent, and
that to these effects is added, moreover,
a physical action, changing the constitu-
ton of the land. The action of the lime
is thus excessively complex, and its good
effects can only be explRinedby studying
s~ttentively the special circumstances
under which they are produced. The
grand fact proven by the present
researches of this agricultural sdUdn
is, that there exists in this mould,
as well as in the form of organic
matters, a host of substances com
pletely inert for vegetation, until the
moment when some proper agent renders
them Rssimilsble by plants The SON
tinuance of experiments upon the method
devised by Boussingault, s alone clear
up these excessively complex facts, and
point out to our agrieulturists the most
effective process. The discoYery of meth
DDS which conduct to truth, is often the
greatest service that q be rendered to
science and to art.
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Tralafee,a RnLe.

DY virtue OF a Deed % Trust executed 70 me
ID as Trustee on The 18th day q September,
1851 by John r Page and George W Cneek,
and duly recorded IN the hegisters once OF
shelby county, Tennessee, IN book No. 80 pages
20 and S5S, 4 viii Offer FOR Eaie. 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described proP-
s.tys mug on Wolf river, near the city OF
asihpnl 10 The above named county, to-Wit;
q Laet OF parcel Cf land bounded as follows F.:
willow marked &C r." on the uorhern bound
nIy me OF the John Rice grant where said
nl7 efossss me eastern marEIn Of Wolf river.
tueuce Gown sain uVef with Is meanderfnzg
south Il west six chains aud sixty leO Ink
tnenee tOuln ~ west one az chain and INV
lNl INKS AnAncs south ~ west I've a. chains
y = Stake rom which south ~ east eight ~
llnkslse willow marked 20 r." thence norfh
~ esst teenty-four "a chains and eighty -four
~ Inks 70 astake, from NORTH afa West
elsuL ~ INKS y q sweet gum. thence uorEh
twelve Q2l chains and twenty ON iinka ~ q
stake STANDING on q fridge, nom which sent \
81 west "A CJ ohain and sixty f0I iaFs fsan
elm marked &C. F." thence So wesf twe.F-
one l2ll Chains and any 80 Iinks 10 ~ ~
ginning This property Is well known ~ The
cotton Factory and contains about TWENTY
nine (Z9) acres. 7 a.a
The sale viii take place between eleveS
O'Clock am. and one O'clock pm, on the 18TH
day OF Angus, 1867. In font Of the bushes
house o. ROyste5 & Treveyant, in the Ayes
BLOCK. on Second street, between Madison and
eemPtton Is waived in the deed OF trust The
tHIe Is therein warranted aud believed 10 be
good, but l Will not bIHd myself personally for
the ute, oaly selling and conveying as trustee.
I'D. w. MUNFORD trustee.
Memphis, July H.IG6T. @ iYl8 sf4w-td
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Notice

TUE following Deeds are in my ONCE len for
IL Certificates, before the war.
1 Deed from jose DamaeEi Y. BaFbo TO Hub
Beard OF Missouri.
3 deed from A. h. Burdine and wife 70 ". Z
WOrmeu OF Shelby county.
Alex DoWeuto GreenvtH pOweu OF Shelby
S deed nom RobertV. Richardson 70 Isaac r.
Healey Of shelby cIunty.
8 deed rom James Humes 10 W. n. Dunn e.
al Of Shelby county.
Z deed from Eunkley, Trgg a Williamson.
Trus 70 Peter W PfmksBon.
5 decd n II. Whitemors and wife to Their
esaCarTo1 kenAsylvsn8a.
3 deed nom 9. W. Lincln 70 Jos. + Douglass,
Mississippi
10 deed nom John stark to Jasper Stark, Ken
lucky.
Il deed flom 3. B. Declare to W. :. Bruce, Ten
y deed rom 3 N Norwood and wife to VIM.
Briogeweter, Tennessee.
10 deed nom =. P. Walker and wife and r. z.
whitnsld and wife 10 ". 3 Williams,
VIC Davis Arkansas.
Is deed frem Jon-s D. wIuborn to Jans NJ.
Cord, Alabama,
Is deed from Louis d. Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama
II deed from MeInrhis and Louisville railroad
company to John Wright, Arkansas.
IS deed from T. T.. Beard and Jas Young 70 Jas.
r Davenport, Arkansas
1s deed from John W. Rodgers and wife to
hhEDeES q maxwell ArEaUsas
Odeed Rom Colbert Moore and wife to MecaFar
Bill, Mississippi.
q deed rom Dan. sananaus and wife TO Adj
olson Gran, Mississippi.
q deed from If 10 nson and wire 70 W. W.
Wheatley, Arkansas
3 deed nom ". FsIkner 10 n. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
"a deed fom g. R Ward to Horace L. HowEs
and Charles TIT, Tennessee.
9 deed from R B1nkiey and wife to W. J.
Davis, Tennessee.
26 deed from K c. Brinkley and wife TO Iron,
Carcor & Co. ArkansaS
y deed from John tannaVOm and wife 70 NJ.
A. Kerr. Arkansas.
3 deed from D.. A. Shepherd to D. T. johnson,
Arkansas
p deed rom Charles MeDeTmOttt 10 Thomas and
William NJ Irons, Texas.
deed from Emily ri Oartile 10 Al. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from @ +. johnson and wife to W. H.
Wh5Glly, Arkansas
50 deed fIom Dan Park to R. E. Glenn, Ken
tueky.
Persons interested may call and get the same
by pay ing the fees. HUME r. HILL.
Commissioners OF leeds. etc.
10 Ma1faUn aFraaF