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Trustee,s Sale,

Under am by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust
l. 70 me keel ed oy J. ~ HoPEInsS Az T.
corded IN the Pro hate Clerks office Of the
comfy OF TiShomingo state Of Mississippi, in
Deed OF Trust Book "B, pages w. ~ anu ~
I will, on
Monday, the Goth day OF Peeember, 1851,
Between the hours Of 10 and II clock, an, IN
'front.' OF the Law Courtroom in The Guy OF
Memphis, Tennessee, sell a. public NuSllou -
The highest bidder, for cash, the fono~ ing ue
scribed lots or parcels or and in toe tONA o.
in said county OF ~TtshOmtngO, tO-H'b;
Blocks No. hve -, three 81 and two nun res
and thirty-fOur (z3li also, the lot or part u lot
with prick store thereon, on the northeast cor
ner OF block tWenty- seven l2Il az the corner d
Fillmore and WaldrOn streets said dsed OF
trust WAS made to stcurethe payment OF q GER
tain note and Endorsement By said j. ": Hop
kins. and certain warranties OF sale by NE
same. toe Boyd G which are fully described
in said trust deed. The tile to said property Is
believed to be good, but I OILY sell and convey
as trustee. q. W. FRAZIER Trustee
wnvGu tbs
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We have nothing q a satisfactory character
% say OF The general trade OF our city
for the week Just closed. Prices shrink 50 rap
idly that SALES are made 10 nearly AL cases 4fa
positive loss Meats have been scarce and can't
be duplicated al the prices al which stocks were
closed out Ness PORK Is scarce and very firm
with a tendency % higher prices, both here and
above. There is some new Mess In market
which Is held a. about the same as Old. Prime
Ness IL scarce and lrregu ar. No Rump oTc0n-
sequence 10 market Clear sides are nrm.
Bulk Meats are also Up &c. Flour Is frmer.
though not quotaD-y higher, with a fair de-
msud for family brands Feed is duH and stoeE
sufficient for the demand. The Live stock
market IS active and No J. Western beeges are
scarce. while Texas cattle are plentiful a. q
dali. Dressed beeflg offered on our streets ia
large quantities ~ sass round. Dressed hogs
are also ID large supply but meet ready sale.
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Th.MRfPP,R Sale

DY virtue OF a trust deed executed 70 PsndIe-
ID ton CoistOn and myself, On the I1th day Of
June, 1851, by B. !. Plummer, and nOE on hle
in the Register's once OfSheiby county Tenn
In book No. 81, part 2, pages 81, 81 and g4, Tor
the purpose OF securing The payment Of g
prOmissOy note therein II viii.
PendietoA Colston being absent tfom the State,
and being requested so % do BY The Beneficiary
in said deed on
Friday, the 9th day Of December, 1854,
on the premises, In the city Of Memphis,
county OF Shelby. State Of Tennessee. expose TO
public sale and proceed n sell 10 the highest
bidder the fOllOWlBg described real estate, to-
vii: a certain leasehoid, 81 uate and lying On
Vance street, in The city or Memphis, being the
same conveyed TO ths said Piummer b deed OF
lease from Thomas II. Auen, guardian dated
the I'D day Of April. isd6, aud 10 expire on tie
sd day Of April 80 aud now on recoldinthe
Registers once OF shelby county. The prem
ises in said deed Of trust are described a. fol-
lows, viz. A lot belonging 70 the minor heirs
OF Claiborne DeLOacn, diseased, on the south
side Of Vance street. beginning one hundred
the intersection OF the south side Of Vance
street with the west side Of GOslee street,
thence southwark parallel with Gosiee street
one hundred and MY feet % an alley sixteen
feet wide parallel with Vance street. thence
westward with the north line OF said alley
hfty-sev5n hny-eigk-0ue-huudredtbs feet
thence northward onH hundred aud dny feet
10 the south side Of Vance street, thence east-
ward nifty seven dnE-eight-Oue hundredths
feet 70 the beginning. aid premises being lot
No 3 10 a subdivision Of the property or the
said heirs situated on Vance and Gosles streets
The title % said property is believed 70 be
good. bat 4 Will SSH aud convey only as
trustee
Term-Two thousand dollars cash the
balance in three, Fix and nine months, with
good security. lq1ity OF redemption waived
Sale etWee hours Of 10 and 2 O'Clock.
L 5. MARYE.
nova5 Trustee.
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Monday the 2sd DAY Of December,

1857, in front OF my ofacs at the eorre- Of East
Court and Second streets, in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn. proceed 10 sell for casl, between
tn hours of 10 Am. and ? pm, a certain lease
hold estate for = term Oftwenty years fram ths
18th day Of December. 1856 10 the 10th day OF
December, 1885, in the following described real
estate. tC-wit: A certain piece, parcel OF lot OF
ground. lying, being and situated IN the ounty
OF S1elbv and state OF Tennessee. and In the
City Of Memphis, designated as Lot No. 81 on
the plan OF the Navy Yard Grounds. ceded By
United states Government to the city OF Mem
phis commencing at the intersection OF Auc-
uon and Fulton streets; theme south with
Fulton street 473 feet to Lot No. q; thence
WestWardly with the line OF Lot No. % TO the
Public Landing; thence northeast so leet 70
the beginning. together with all the improve
meuts, buildings and recti0ns thereon. There
IL q new Steam SaW-miu on the said lot, with
al the machinery Necessary to run the same,
In perfect order, which will be included In the
sale. said deed OF trust Wss executed = Ncure
the yme OF one prOmlssOry note for A.4o
II. P. BID The sale viii be subject to The
annual rent due the city Of Memphis Eqnity
OF exemption waived. Title good, but viii
only convey as trustee.
JOHN HALLUH, Trustee.
E,van bar o. T2sT nov2E Sd
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Daily by WOodburn, smith a Co.
Nos. u4aud u6 Green street, g. Louis
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NORTHUMBERLAND NOTICE.

In the Chancsry COurs OfMemphis' Tenn
No. gov. T.. Hunt, ct al. eztr'ss etc vs. Ed
WarG Wing et al.
TT appsarfpe from afndavit In this cause that
me defendaufs. Edward Wing haA y. COX
and W W Mcfarland, are residents OF lEe
state Of Miss ssippi, WHITE ~nlnsslsy
fdrm 81 white. BlHinEsley a Co residents o.
( le state Of Missouri, and AL noA-residens OF
he state Of Tennessee
II l. therefore ordered inst they maze thsls
CIV OF Memphis, Tenn on or betore Inc MS
1onSav in January, 1865, and plead, enSger OF
faEen for confessed a. to them. and set for
he4rina sxparte, and that q copy OF this OFer
~ rub1shfd once q week. for four successive
weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
sfJGUsTON ASTON, Clerk 4 Master.
BY r. j.. BLAcK D. G. 4 N.
Lozwood & Peyton sols. for ComPlsinantA
usI.iaWfW
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL



THE fouowine hne poem, by Geo. W, Guitar,
Of Covington, Kentucky, Baekwood has no
nounced "ths best lyric Of the country;
Harness me down with your iron bands,
Be sure rf you curb ana rem
For / scom the strength OF your Pnny hands,
As a tempest scorns a chain
How i laughed as 1 lay concealed rom sight
? For many acOuntless hour,
At the childless boasts Of human might,
And the pride Of human power
When I saw an army upon the land,
creeD5nS si9ns. a snan,hke band,
or waiting a maynard breezei
when / saw the peasant reel
VITA the ton he family bore,
As he turned at the tardy wheel,
Vt toiled atthe weary oar.
When I measured the painting c~ourssrs speed,
The hight OF the carrier dove,
As they bore a law n king decreed,
or the lines OF the impatient love;
Icruid not think Lew the world would feel
As those were outstr.pped afar
When 1 should be bound to the rushing keel.
or chained TO The dying carl
Hal hat ha they found me at last;
And they invited me forth at length,
And ] rushed TO my throne with a thunder
And laughed in my iron strength!
Oh! then We saw a woudrOus change
On The esrth and ocean wide.
Where now my fiery armies range
Nor wait for wind or tide.
Hurrah hurrahi the waters DER
The mountain steep decline;
Hme-space have yielded TO NY power
The giant streams Of the queenly West,
And the Orient floods divine.
The Ocean pales where'er I sweep,
To hear my streng b rejoice,
Aud mons ers OF the briny deep,
Cover trembling at my voice.
1 carry the wealth anu ore Of sarth,
The thought OF the godltke mind;
The wind lags after my going forth,
The lightning IS left behind. -
In b darksomedept tbs ofthe fatbomIess mine
My tiresOIne arm doth play,
Where the rocks nt'er saw tue suns decline,
Or the dawn Of the g.or1ous day
I bring earths glittertng jewels up
From the hidden caves be Ow,
And I make the fountains grantts cup
With a crystal gush o'ernow.
blow the bellows, I forge the steel,
In all the shops OF tradei
Hammer the ore and turn the wheel,
Where my arms Of strength are made;
manage the furnace, the mill, the mint
carry, / spin, / weave;
And all my doing ] put in print
On every Saturday eve,
I've no muscles TO weary, no br-ast TO decay
No bones 70 be " Ia q on the shelf"
Ans soon 1 intend you may go and play"
While I manage the world myself.
But harness me down with your iron bands,
BE sure OF your curb and rem,
For / scorn the strength Of your puDy hands
As the tempest corus a chain,
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, December 2sd. 1857.

4al-N. r. D-Thomas James, ct al rs. Louisa
7. James, 81 al. Cnancery Court OF Memphis
DY virtue OF n fnterlOcut0ry decree made in
ID the above cause, 1 VIII sell az pubic auc-
ton TO the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in the eli or Memphis, Tenn, on MON
DAY December g. 1867, between the hours OF
ia an. and u N, the following described real
state. to-wft: The lot OF ground known and
deslznated upon the plan or map CT South
Wsmphis - Lot Ne. ? in Block No. a, and
bouudsd as follows, tc-wit: Beginning At q
nofDt on the east SIDE or line Of st. Martin
sfreef % feet southWsrdly from the point Ofiu-
rsrssctfon ofthe south side Of Vance street, the
east line OF st. Martin street, thence south
Ward1y on and with the e2st sice OCSt Martin
street 20 feet to the northwest eOrner OF Lot No.
eastEardly from St Martin street with a uni
form width OF 90 feet to the center OF Bayou
GayosO. Also, the east half OF lot No lin block
Al, on the plan OF south Memphis Said
ct fronts on Vance street $50 feet TO the center
OF Bayou GRyOsO, and runs back 50 feet TO sOt
No .
Ths above lots have been subdividsd into four
lots, a plan or diagram Of which can be seen
upon application At the sfdee OF the Clerk and
Master.
Terms Of Sale-Ons-fourth cash and balance
in equal lnstalments OF ak. twelve and eigh-
teen months from day OF sale-purcbaSers CIV
in 2 notes bearing interest rom d1te, win ap-
proved security, and lien retained ul
Of purchase money.
Equity OF resumption barred.
ndEq2 Cd A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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anfeenfh dnT al m

n ne southwest corner OF Court square, in the
city OF Memphi& shelby county Iennessee.
sefl At public auction to the 9lgneSt bidder for
acreE. situate in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
described a. follows: Beginning az the south
TsnneSsse to Charles D. Mclean, thence south
= deg. west Iaf poles 10 Ink to satake. gum.
49, and hfekory pointers IN the south bound
aaFa. tive gums and dcgWCOd pointers.
snence north eq deg east l02 poles % stake u
he east boundary, white OAK pointer, thsuee
-~fnofar-fha same being sub-division Na.2Of
n m Batemans survey Of said tract
Tha rfqht OF redemption is waived. and thu
.ftis belie7ed to be good, butt Wiz convey oniv
a. trustee. 7. N HILL. Trustee.
Avres & Wndolph. Attorneys.
EoVsmber u, lN7. no7lf tdS
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NheT3f'S S0Je.

Mcdonald & Woodwork vs.. Thos Warrington.
Law Court.
DY virtue OF as order OF sale to me- issued In
ID the above cause, 1 viii, Oh the l4rH DAY
OF DECEMBER, AL, 1867, between 10 O'Clock
am and 4 O'Clock pm at the store OF d
aid & Woodwork, corner OF shelby street and
Towards Row, sell 10 the highest bidder, for
casn, the property attached IN TINS cause, con-
sistIr 2 Of Canned Fruits, Boxes and other per
soAal property.
p. N. WINTERS, Sheriff.
By JAMES Swan Deputy Sheriff &. q
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Trust sale.

VTkBEH and By virtue Ofa deed OF frust
~ made and executed By John q. Ffnpfe -
the Isr day Of May, Isl, and registered IN ths
Register Oilce Of shelby county, TeuneEsee
in Book No. 81. pages e5, 43, etc, and q n1ther
deco Of trust made By John q. fInnie on ths
Zth day OF January, 1855, registered in Book
10 ~ pages 80 and IA, and agreement ofsaid
John q. Ftnnie, dated January Is, is7. I WIN
on the VIZ
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue Of . Deed OF Trust 10 me executed
ID By James j. Vaulx, Trlktec, on the mt
lstl day OF February, lo66, and duly recorded
AZ the REGISTERS ones % shelby county. Ten
nessse, In Record Book Number So Fifty nine,
Part One, PAGES f8 and f59. on the Etb day OF
March, ISL, Tor the purpose OF seeming the
payment Of Two notes, one Tor the sum CT
twenty-five HUNDRED dollars, and The other
for the sum Of Twelve Hundre aud fifty Dol
larst both dated February 1, Iss6, bearing inter-
est ron dale. and given by the aid James !.
shuixs Iruslee, to Sarah =. Gorsuch, Tor The
pSlance Que her on account Of lots Hi AID La
nov, therefore, By the authority vested In
Deed, VII, on the
TEenty-Binlhday- OF
BstWeeu The hours Of 10 and IL a m sell on the
premlses % the highest bidder for cash, the
described property, viK= A certain
rae, or parcel OF land known a. lots No. l5l
aud NO. LIZ on he plan OF Greenfaws addition
20 me city 81 Aemphis being I1s< feet square.
at the intsrsectlGn VI tne west sds ID Fourth
street with the north aide OF Nil street.
The right OF redemption b expressly waived.
and TIE ule believed - be perfect bot seIl
only as Trustee.
THOS- LEIGH, Trustee.
Memphis, November q, 1667. ~
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in front OF the DeSOto Bank, . Madison street,
in Memphis, sell TO the highest bf5dsr. for
cash. without redemption, the following par
eel OF land IN said county, tO-Wft BEGINNING
at a stake at the northeast corner Of ] j..
smiths thtrty-seven acre lot sod by 6eoTgsC G.
Holmes 70 ]. T. Hhirley, trustee, OF Virginia
Shirley. mora particularly described in said
Holme' deed 10 Shirley, dated 24th Of April,
1851 thence north 81 degrees p chains 70 a
stake thence $50 degrees west Is S-lU0 chains
Is a stake thence south 81 degrees - chains
to s stake; thence north S3z degrees cas-
Is 55-IC0 chains to the beginning.
Equity OF redemption wa we'd in the deed Of
rust. Title believed to be gOOd, but / viii con-
y, y only as trustee. Sale between the hours Of
ia 10. and u m.
Nov, vmber 80. 1857. nOvS0 tbs
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Memphis Wholesale Boot and Shoe
Market.
We have very little change 70 report In the
Boot and Shoe trade. Sales, notwithstanding
the advent Of winter continue to he small.
Country dealers are only purchasing for i'm
mediate uss-not that they hope for a decline
IN prices, but they are powerless to lay in good
stocks from waut Of means Our houses are,
however. dealing on NEST favorable uems,wIth
prompt customers, and our stocks are well kept
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n,s9,sf 0nLe-

TNDER and By viTtgs Of a deed OF trust to
me ereerfed bv Gabriel Choate, on The LIST
day OF November 1884. and registered In tha
REGISTERS once OF Shelby county, Tennes5ss,
in hook No. 81, pages IA, us and 2l5s 70 secure
q certain note as therein described, viii, on
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LEGAL.
Tr1Esf GnIe.

ny virtue OF a Deed ofTrust made BY Charles
D Pf~annsnEtiehi, and recorded Ia she Regis
ter's once OF shelby county, Iennessees In
Book No. 81, part ?, page 50 and following, I
viii, on
Monday, the Sixth day OF January, 1858,
In mont Of the Courthouse door Of the Law
Court Of Memphis, IN Memphis Tennessee, on
second street, betNe cen Union and 0ayUso
streets, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am.
and 4 o'clock pm Of said day, proceed 70 sell AZ
auction, 20 the highest bidder, Er casa, the fol-
lowing Described lot or parcel Of laDd In the
city OF Memphis, and designated on the plal OF
Faid city as part OF lot No III, tO-W1t: Begin
ming at the northeast corner o. a lot on the
south side OF Jefferson street known as Geogge
CromWeiPs, 50 feet w~estWardly from the inter-
section Of Jefferson and Third streets; thence
eastWardly with the south side OF Jefferson
street nfty-eight feet % is intersection with
Third street. thence ~sOutEWsIdly with the
west side o. street one hundred and forty
eight and a half feet 20 an alley; Themes west
wardly with the north SIDE or said alley one
hundred and fOrty-eight feet six inches % the
west side Of another alley thence u-orthWardfy
with the east side OF said alley thlrtv-Ex feet 20
the south sOundnry line o. said Cromwels lot
thence eastwardiy with said Cr0mgEsils south
boundary line ~ ieet 70 tie southeast corner
Of said CrOmWelI's lot; themes -northWardly
with the east boundary line Of aid CromUeiis
lot one hundred and twelve and a half feet 10
the beginning.
The titie to -aid property Is believed TO be
perfect. and the equity 0fredempuonl Is waived,
but { convey as trustee Dly
deer I'd THOMAS LEECH, Trustee.
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u.,nhi. WboIe.nle DIV Goods Msrke,

Memphis Wholesale Dry Goods Market
There isa further Improvement TO notice in
this trade during the week, and prcesa are more
favorable 20 buyers TIE approximations felt
concerning the closing OF navigation and the
continued cool weather have added no little 70
this result. The demand for wooden goods is
especially noticeable, and stocks are not large.
Usuaburs and bieached and brown sheeIngs
are lover. with a fair demand. Heavy drills
and canton fsnuels hold their own.
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sn1nranr-1 hr asth nar of Decembsr. 1se1.

Saturday, the 2Sth Day OF December, 1861,
between the hours OF II O'Clock an and /
O'clock pm. on the southwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets, in the city or Memphis,
sell at pubic cutlery, Tor cash, 70 tie nlEnest
bidder, the fOlloWfng described properly glhg
and being in the county OF Shelby and STATE q
tennessee, and known and designated IS tol-
lows O-wlt One tract lying early east OF
he city Of Memphis and hOuting on what Is
Known as the New Raleigh road, and described
as follows, to-Wit Being lots Nos a one and
N two. and three acres adjoining tsJs NO ~
On the south 1ue running east ane EeAt, SON
taiufuu forty acres aslaid down and designated
10 the plan Of subdivision or the J N LsWs
SO acre tract, belonging 20 VIM r saTalus
according to survey made by Milton A. Kerr,
aud duIy recorded ia the Registers onice OF
Sheibv county, Tennessee, and upOn which is
, fr.me house anu Other Improvement Also
= certain ether & act described as 70 lows To-
vii. Two certain lots Dumbend 8 snd Z, and
. 9pting (50l dfty feet each on Jones avenue,
II lg and being IN the city OF mempuis, being
of 4 5 acre tract oOnVeyed by deed o. r.
q Am KEY TO Mrs Sarah v Jones on The Ist
Ssv or January, lS2h which deed IS Of record
uay p Wfsters office OF Shelby county, Tsu-
p - book No. 5, PIP rs and re, n de
sC-ibed A. loilowss 70 VII; Beginning al the
southwest CO. ner OF Gallo[s Iot oolI-el rom
ne SOutneast corner or Jones avenue ana
by, ~ street. thence eastwardiy with Cali
or5s inc 10 feet tOa stake thence
and parallel to JG nss venus me auau 6sra nj
E,tb Gafl0r's line one hundred and seventy
faet 10 he east side on avenue, and Lhence
n~orthvsrdly with TIA stst sac q ZONES 49,
nue. 100 feet to the 5~estnning A!sol aho5ust
80. aaserfbed as follows. viz Lots ~ D 70
in block a6 as appears on the map OF the pan
The west halfof Fort Picke1ug ana oouh9Su
= fo1ogs. BEGINNING at a potnt where the
easf side OF Finh street fntersscts Inc n0Itu
side OF Caroline street thence eastNsLul5
with the northern ID OF CaEoIne 49,
fg7L fe4t 10 an alley thence northEaFu VIII
western boundary OF said alley SNleeti tnrhoe
~restwardlv and parallel with the northern
boundary OF caroline street lS'S lees
sasferu ~bOaudary OF FIN street thence solLn-
wardiy with the eastern boundary Of SAID Futn
sfraeth Is feet TO the beginning. Ihe El8ht "
eden ptton is waived, and the Title 20 ne
AZ we descrfbed property is believed 70 be COCO,
but L convey only as Trustee
wilson nov2s
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TO Whorp It Mag Concern.

HAvISG, at the November term % the
III County COurt Of sheloy county oSes9
george Schroeder, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notlhe0
ID 6Ie me same with me within the time pre-
scrfbed bv law. or they Will be forever barred.
CAROLINE SCHhODER. Admtx
U.,,rbgs NOV ID 1877. noVi4 IaW4W9
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Have for Sale.


8 MiIburne's Celebrated Iron-Azle wagons.
| Is MiIbuTne's Celebrated Thunderstorm Wag-
ons-over so sold ia Memphis; al warranted
claimed Tor breakage.
so Carver Gins, from 40 to so saws,
wood and irOu frame.
Is Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
double-geared and TO work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 TOdd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins and Grist Mills-the finest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of all sizes,
from % 10 lO0-hOrse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chinery, OF all kinds, furnished at short no.
uce.
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes, from 4 to
8-hOrse power.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from % TO 30
Single and Double saw MIns-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 M p feet wheels, com
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2, 4 and
horse power.
75Tons Of IRON TIES low to the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. low 70 the tradeD
100 Nests Cedar This, dow Is the tradsl.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close consignment.
! 10 and p Horse Power Portable Engine sec
ond-hand, low for cash-must be sold.
l6-Horse Power, secondhand, cheap.
rs HORSE Power Stationary Engine ard Saw
Mll-al cOmplete-can be bought low.
29Saw and 80 saw Gins Out little used)
low for cash.
IDanieIs' Planning Machine-euts 81 inches
wide and p feet lSng-cau be had st a bar
gain.
FLOWS OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS,
THRESRIEG MACHINES.
REAPEBS NJ MOWERS,
LATH MACHINES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
CUTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPFRS,
CULTIVATORS,
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
So Wood and Iron W Orking Machinery, o.
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
nished st manufacturer prices. sell 3m