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DIRECT TRADE.
Knoxville the Place of Meeting

From the Knoxville Press and Times.l
We find the following proceedings of
the company organized at Norfolk, at
tie time of the Direct Trade Convention
there, On October 14th, Ia the Lynchhurg
NeaCs. 1t might be proper to state that
this meeting was held az Lynchburg on
the day of the meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road, November 18Th:
Pursuant to advertised notice, the In
ternstional Commercial Company OF the
City OF Norfols, convened at the Corn
Exchange yesterday at u O'Clock, noon.
The attendance was large in point OF
numbers, and highly respectable In point
OF the business standing and intelligence
OF the gentlemen present.
The meeting was called to order by
Col. VIM. Lamb, who enquired whether
it would not be better, In view OF the
circumstance that several large subscrip-
tions were not represented, to adjourn
the organization till some subsequent oc-
casion.
Col. Fayette McMullen arose and SUBJ
scribed for one share OF stock in the
company; and took occasion to add 8
few forcible remarks on the Importance
of direct trade between Southern ports
and Europe. The speaker paid also
glowing tribute to Gen. Malone, and his
management Of the Virginia and Ten
Dessee Railroad.
DR.. Robinson, of Norfolk, addressed
the meeting, urging the importance OF.
direct trade, and promising the meRGure
st all times his hesrtiest support. He
did not consider the present q at occs-
sion, however, to effect an organization
of the company.
After further discussion, the following
resolutions were offared and adopted, af-
ter which the meeting adjourned
ResoLVed, That the subscribers to the
International Commercial Company,
now assembled in gersral meeting, deem
it inexpedient ct this time to perfect a
permanent organization, SIS many Of the
subscribers to the company, residing in
this and other States, ere not present.
Resotved, That this Meeting Of the
stockholders adjourn to meet in the city
OF Knoxville, Tennessee, on the second
Wednesday, of February next, for per-
manent organization.
ResOlUed, That the Commissioners
named in the charter of the International
Commercial Company are hereby re-
quested to continse their efforts to obtain
subscriptions, and sare hereby authorized,
80 far IS this meeting can 90 go, to col
lect ten per cent. On subscriptions made,
and to have the same fund deposited
with the treasurer appointed by them,
who will be required to give ample secu-
rity for the safe-keeping OF such fund,
and to hold it in trust for the company
when the same is legally organized.
RESOLVED, That the railroad COM npaniss
interested in this important scheme OF
Direct Trade, sre hereby requested to
furnish free passage to any agents who
are travelling exclusively in the interest
of this company.
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bis pledge, but again and again be found
from time TO time be was literally fall
log, ard one day, 30 close was he to the
verge OF the grave, that l said, Young
man, there was one man who went to
heaven in chariot of fire, but that is
no reason why you should go to heaven
ia one Of water, and went myself and
fetched glass of wine, which ensbled
him 20 finish his days work. he said,
What more Is to be done?' I said, /
will tell you my own experience. /
tried coDc;eRtiously to be teetOtslleF
FOR some nine months myself, but found
/ was obliged 10 give 1t up, at least
thought SO, and determined to take what
d d take in secret. bought some wine
and some medicine glasses, and think
FOR year drank no wine but out of a
medicine glass and with locked door.
Bat, Of course, it leaked out, and found
| was doing more harm than by open
drinking. / found some had got a habit
Of secret drinking who were confirming
themselves in what / Was doing so l
put the medicine glass on one side, that
no one should say / vas ashamed OF do
ing publicly what did in private"
The New York World gives the fol-
lowing estimate of the number Of Trade
Unions 10 the United States:
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TEXAS.

Indians have been deprsdsting on
the Honds.
The Bastrop Adrertiscr announces
the death, at his residence in that place,
on the l4tb, of DR.. ]. n. Williams.
The courthouse at San Marcos has
been destroyed By fire. Only the County
Clerks records we're saved. Origin Of
the FIRE unknown.
The election for delegate from Bell,
McLenpan snd Falls counties, resulted
in the success Of enc Mullins, a negro
blacksmith.
Recently in Gollad, acaballedo ofl00
bead OF hurse stock sold for 81 30 per
head saddle ponies at from $40 to $35 /;
land from to 75 cents.
"A new stage line has been established
between Tyler and Marshall, connecting
at the latter point With smother line run
ming to various portions of Northeastern
Texas.
From the La Grange papers we learn
that Mr.. CsllesOn was wsylaid and muir
dered last week also, that Mr.. Pace
wes killed the same week, in personal
difficulty, both in Fsyette county.
TEN Ochiltree, held to bail for the
recent 6ssauIt, with q knife, upon Mr.
Fitzgerald, failed 10 appear in court at
Galveston on the 10th Inst, 30 his bond
vas forfeited.
Gen. Reynolds has appointed Brevet
Col. a. q. Halloy, 1st lieut.. S5th In
fantry, to the office OF Mayor Of Jeffer-
son, Texas, vice Hodge, removed for
alleged inefficieney snG neglect OF duty.
The Waco Examiner says G. s. Mer-
rimAn, who murdered Mr.. w. Glosson in
that place last summer, was killed by
the sheriH, ktorris, 125 miles from Waco,
on the frontier, short time since. The
sheriff. after long and arduous cruise,
had captured Merriman, who declared
he would never 90 back to Waco alive.
He was attempting to escape when he
Wss killed
In Sherman they raise sweet pota-
toes weighing seven pounds each, and
are growing pears as late as this. The
Courier calls upon more than dozen
citizens of Republican politics, endorsers
of the reconstruction acts, supporters OF
Gen. Grant, old citizens OF Grayson
ccunty, whose property and Interests are
there, to come out and say how much
truth there is In the statement sent forth
from Sherman recently, and published
all over the North, to the effect that
"desperadoes had killed eight or nine
soldiers, eleven white UniOnists and
freedmen without number" that the life
and property Of Union men are un-
safe, etc,
The Corsicsns Observer gives an ac-
count Of the killing Of notorious thief
and murderer aud refugee from justice,
Ben Gregory, young man about Is
years Of age, who bad formerly been 3
resident of Navarro county. Gregory,
Kit Gregory, and q man said to be
pamed Jim White, murdered man In
BossIer parish, La, by the name Of WIN.
D V. Vsuarsdel, on the 1st day Of Au-
eust, 1867, in cold blood, and reward Of
$500 each was offered for them. Greg
ory was captured at Bryan, but got
away by jumping off steamboat into
the Mississippi river and swimming
ashore, but was again captured, tried and
sentenced to be hanged, and was to have
been executed last month, but be got out
Of jsiI at Shreveport by picking the
looks. He was discovered in the suburbs
Of Corsicsns, and attempting TO shoot
the citizens who undertook to arrest
him, when he was fred on and killed.
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Members in

This list only represents the largest
and most powerful organizations. There
are many others Of which accurate re-
cords cannot be obtained, which would
add TO il considerably.
The European war clouds sre the
Eastern questions and the rivalry be-
tween France and Prussia. or course,
Austria is connected with both these is
sues, either directly OF in q collateral
manner, and when her rulers speak,
their words will be applied to the most
prominent Issues. This is q natural con-
sequence OF 8 fevered and excited state
of public opinion, and war has grown
out OF So slight causes. But the Great
Powers are not ready for a conflict yet,
and, therefore, the Chancellor of Aus
trials speech will not produce more than
q passing ripple upon the surface Of Eu-
ropean affairs.
An earthquake at Cologne, and
violent eruption Of Mount Vesuvius, are
indications that the disturbances of the
earth, which, in earlier periods OF this
year, were experienced IN South Amsri-
ca, and upon the western coast of the
United States, are transferred to Europe.
Veeuvius and Etns, and all other yOlca-
noes, havs bsen considered ehimneys by
which the internal fires might have vent,
and when they were most active there
was the least danger from earthquakes.
Vesuvius has always been considered q
sort OF safety valve. There were few
earthquakes in Calabrla and neighbOriDg
provinces when Vesuvius was active,
and while the volcano smoked away the
people were merry. This hss bsen re-
markabls year for disturbances of the
earth, and destruction and injury to man
in consequence. 1t ls TO be hoped that
the lamp Of our troubles will be burned
out with Vesuvius.
The journalist vino has now the
largest income in Paris is Louis Ufbsch
bis peo, veritabie plume dor, yields
him no less than between seventy and
eighty thousand francs year. Jules
Janin makes about fifty thousand francs
annually but he is growing old very
fast, and is frequently Frustrated by the
so that he cannot work q
great deal. His good humoT, though,
ilever !esyeE him for an instant, and his
criticisms Of artists and authors are still
ss good DatuFed as II be enjoyed the best
of health. He wrote lately to John
Lemoine, IN sending him an article
q" Here is the copy for which you have
sent 10 me 90 often. Excuse my delay
in writing it, my dear friend ; but let me
tell you that I had to utter groan at
almost every word I penned, and in
wsrdly cursed Thousand times tha hap
less mortal who In times Of yore invented
the art of writing"
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WHAT is THOUGHT OF IT.
The FOrreSt-KIIpatrick Affair
Interesting and spicy
Correspondence.

The following correspondence explains
Itself. In consideration for the modesty
Of some Of the parties, we give only in
itials
NEW YORK, November 10
Dear General Forrest says / ana 3
liar, poltroon and scoundreI.h Whist do
you think about It? Truly. ETC..
JUDSoN FITZPATRICK.
CHICAGO, NOve1nberI4 II.
Gen. Fitzpatrick:
Sir !: Yours received. I think 50 too.
Yorrs, etc, J-N C-E, Maj. Gen.
NEW YORK, November :,
Gen. W. 4. S-n:
Dear Sir: Forrest has published me as
Z" q liar, poltroon and scoundSel.p What
ought TO do about 1t?
Very truly, ours,
CHEYENNE, November IG
Gen. Kipstrick
Sir: think you ought to call out For
rest for having lied about you-that is,
for having told only half the truth.
Yours w. T. s-N Lieut. Cen.
NEW YORK, Nsvem5prs. 8.
Oens u =. IL
Dear Sir Forrest, of Memphis, has
published a card in which he says / am
" a liar, pOltroon and seoundrel." What
do you think should be done with sn un-
hung rebel who thus villifes loyal sol-
dier? l am, my dear General, your most
obedient servant,
JUDsoS FITZPATRICK.
WAsHINGToS, November 10.
Gen, Knpa.rIcki
Sir 1 don't know. Let US have peace.
have no policy on sueh matters. Have
just had present Of splendid bull-siut.
Truly, u. s. CT, General
NEW YORK November 10.
Gen. B. F. B-r:
Ny Dear Sir Forrest, the infamous
butcher Of Fort Pillow, has published me
"a "a liar, poltroon and scoundrel.n
What ought to be done?
Very truly, JODSON FITZPATRICK.
MASSACHUSETTS, November Is.
Gen. Fitzpatrick
Dear Sir: think he ought to be I'm
peaehec. II you cannot impesch his
veracity ia this matter, borrow his
spoons ard don't return them.
Your hi2nd, BF. B-R.
There are several more letters In our
possession upon this subject. They are
mostly to the point.
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NoLice.

FE,HF undersigned. administrator of the estate
/ OF John y. J8hnsnp, deceased; by virtue or
IN order Of the honOrBule Probate Court OF
ArksnsEs county, Vii pTGeeed 70 seil the re -
.s,tat@ OF said John N. Johnson, whish consists
IN 81 acres OF land in Arkansas county, near
Mt Adsrns % the highest bidder said sale 10
axe Elace on the premises Of the late de-
ceased, near Mt Adams, On the s4TH DAY
or NUVEIBER, a. D., 1898. 4 credit
OF twelve months VIII b- gwen Dy
the purchaser, executing his bond With two
good and approved securities, with lien re-
Iained upon the property for the payment Of
me same. There are one huzd-ed acres cleared
land good double Io- houses and Ont houses.
BAMUEL J. JOHNSON,
roVIl layIw Administrator.
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saturday, the sth Day Of december, 1868,

at 70 o'clock am, at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, an undivided one-half interest
In the following described lot or parcel Of land
in the city OF Memphis, to-wit: The south
part OF block No. ~: Beginning at the north
west corner OF the Intersection OF Hain and
Vance streets; thence north with the west side
OF Main street (ie0 feeI) TO a stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street Loo feet to
stake thence south and parallel wiih Main
street leo Ieet 10 the north side OF Vance street
thence east with Vsncs street l60 feet to the be
ginning. Equity of redemption waived, and
the title believed 10 be good, bat convey only
as Trustee, JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
nhArQ
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The Companyis Is now prepared to fill all or
ders for Religious, School and Miscellaneous
Books.
Orders for Etereotyping and Printing Books
OF every description executed in the finest
style, and at small advance over New York
and Philadelphta prices.
Railroad, steamboat and Commercial Print
ing solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Blank Books on hand and made to order.
,.owOo *
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Bankrupt Sale OF Personal Prop
ertY.


In the several matters Of 4. s. Coleman, No.
IS; Jilson P. johnson, No as; g. & II.
Frank, No 81 Coolidge & Cooper and s. II.
Melcher & Co., Ne. 3i3; A. a. BuTieson, No.
50; and II, +. Farnsworth, No. Is.
In Bankruptcy, at Memphis, Tennessee.
DY virtue of orders OF sale entered In the
d above-named cases. on the 9Th day OF No
vtmber, 1858, by the District Ncurt of the United
States for the District OF West Tennessee, in
Bankruptcy, viii proceed To sell, on
Friday, November ~, Is6S,
To the highest and best bidder, FOR CASH, at
the front door of U. Z. Court, Waldran Block,
No. $50 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, be-
tween The hours OF 90'clock am. and O'Clock
pm. and commencing at L o'clock N. Of said
day all the right. title and interest, legal and
equitable, which belonged to said several Bank
rupts at the dates OF filing their respective pc.
titions in bankruptcy, IN and to the following
described personal property, to-wit: All the
bills of exchange, promlssory notes, securities,
bonds stocks, debts, demands claims, rights,
equities accounts, books Of account. ehoses in
action, and AL the singular, the personal ef-
fects and assets Of said Bankrupts, Of every
kind and DESCRIPTION,
Sale positive, and possession given tmmedi-
stely. WA. 4. CIKODE, Assignee
Memphis, 18th Eovembes. 1855. Hovlb ID
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NOTICES.
For Rent.

A LARGE AND COSNIOpIOUssE RE on
n Front Row, between Court and efferson,
suitable for Provisions. etc.-cne Of the best
stands IN the city. Also, a splendid large front
Cotton once, over the same.
Apply 10 }. =. ANDREWS
o-rs.f Com n1ercIal Hotel.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested IN me by
D Deed OF Trust executed 20 me by James d.
Rufan on the 4th day OF December, 1857, to Sc
cure the payment OF certain debts therein
specified, aid recorded in the Registers office
OF shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. g.
pages 536 and 547, viii, on
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Notice.

7 the next fDscem beTl term OF the County
"A Court OF Shelby county ] Will epply 10 the
So Court 20 have an administrator appointed
upon the estate Of William Ross, deceased:
Il. -. ROSS
Noxzus,er G. IEGz roylO IRW4wr
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY virtue OF Dsed Of Trust executed by
d VIVA ID. Fly on the S0th day OF March, A ID.
1859, to John y. Trotter, Trustee, to secure the
payment % certain promissoTy notes payable
dollars due and payable 70 Catherine P. Free
man On the SON day of January, AID. 1850
with ten per cent. interest from date, and dated
the Seth OF March, A D. 1859 One note OF the
same date for six Thousand six hundred Is lOO
dollars, payab to atherine p. Freeman on
S0th day OF March, AID. 1881, with legal interest
from date. and one note OF same dRte for six
thousand six hEndred % 100 dollars, payable to
Catherine Freeman with legal interest from
bate Clerks Okise of Tunicz county, State Of
Mississippi, IN Book +, OF tte record of deeds
for said county. page 3il. And by virtue OF.
and in pursuanee Of q Decree Of the Chancery
Court OF said Tunica county, made at the April
term thereof AID. 1883, investing myself with
the powers OF Trustee IN said DEED Of Trust, the
death OF the said Jno. d. Trottcr, Trustee as
Aforesaid, having been suggested to said Chan
eery Court, I will, on the
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0n COnafguneDt ard for Sale Lew 90
The Trsoe.
nnn BUSUELB Al Malt, ~ bales fresh Bope
HtNj q narrels Rump Pork, 10 casks Bulk
ssnoulders 500 rolls BaRging, 80 coils Rope, loeo
Dsrrsls FIour-sll gredes.
aoy2sl1 ~ Front Street
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VTOR sALE.-Spaight. Donnell Rodman
lands IN Upton and Shelby counties, The
Undersigned IS attorneys OF W. R9dmaD,
are au sh0TiEs1 10 cell and convey Judge kOd-
- purchR e 2 soa lands viii please call on the
.udersiRnsd snd learn terms, WHICH viii be
accom- rnodatils. i K. 6EAIA and A. IL
II VI, p second street. noVla II
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BRICKWORK.

FFNHOMAS CUBBINS can always be found ct
i lsl MAIN STREET, corner Washington.
/. nsvi im' THOMAS oURRIHs.
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DY virtue OF g Deed of Trust NJ mRde TO me by
y scipio Means on the Sd day Of January,
1893, viii on
Thursday, the 10th Bay 0fDecsmber, 1858,
At the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets. in the city of Memphis. l will sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following lot or psrcetof land situate, lying
and being in said city of Memphis and Stale OF
tennessee, and described as follows: Part OF
Lot No, 8, In block No. IS in said city, beginning
at point in the east line of ST. Martin street
al the southw est corner of MIR. Noel's lot T;
running thence southwardly with the line
OF St. Martin street % feet thence east
wardly at right angles to the cenEer OF the
bayou le4 feet thence northwardly with the
center OF the bayou % feet to Mr.-Noel's line /;
themes westwa,dly with said Hoels south line
lGs feet 10 tee beginning.
Sale at IL O'Clock am.
now tbs JOHN q. FINNIE, Trustee
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NOnTCE

DFgSONS having business with Us viii Gnd
our Ageut, Mr. K. v BRADFokl1s fnliy aU-
Ness A. VaccSro & Co., 224 Front street.
r,oys 10 " K. BILL& co.
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Eoc sale

OK sATcEDAY, DECEMBER I9TH, ! win
not ? rrs-t OF land contsining sl2 Acres. sit
mated 10 TIotOn ccunty, two miles north CT
saIe g. r and :. J. sHERKOD,
aoVlB lsw4vp AAlAlhlsttttoJs.
NOR SALE frst-clsss DistiiieTys Ma
cAIns.y, ETC. etc, entirely new, ana IN
good order. VIII be sold low II iIlTneQlst y 4P-
illIratiou is made. Apply 70 D-nis saxon,
Randolph road north of Wof riTer brldge, or
af Britton's Ale house, IS Front DOvll I'm
CUBURBAS LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOB
~ SALE oE Easy TEEZS---hF lands mA9s
east Of the city, ara for sale, on terms 70 SUI
ry1rxhsssrs N cash or on any time-froIn one
10 ten Nsarz, s1d II any qCs.ntity-irom acres
% Seq. Nv residence, with fICIa Il 20 = acres
Lad WI be sold at q great bargain, Tor cS2n,
rT a. the usual terms. Apply to myself, on the
prerGSes, - % Roysiers T-ezeTant q Coz my
tsIT L n. e. IRRELEVANT.
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On lhe 5lh par Of pecember, lses,

The lands described in the deed OF trust to-
wit: One tract OF land containing about thir-
teen handred acres, situated in the county OF
Mississippi, State of Arkansas, in Social Bend,
on the Mississippi river. opposite Island No. 81,
being the land purchased by Isaac Lanier Of
James Barrett, and on which said Isaac resided
at his death and one other tract OF land Sit
uased In the same county and state, and lying
es the Williams fara, and purchased by said
Isaac OF Josiah Williams and 4. II. Ewing, and
q description OF VIII viii be found IN their
deed to said Isaac. The said Deed of Trust has
been duly recorded in tAs ofiee of the Clerk OF
the Circlit Court of said county of Mississippi,
which reference is made for the terms thereof
This the 27th day OF August, lse5.
noNl2fd @. e HII,IAIAN Truzfaa
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BOARDING.

nOARDISG.-Two v5rE desirable FROST
ID ROOMS, with board, Gu oe 2au - = 1sc- 20. p
be accommodated. 49,
no RDING-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ID modsted with either boarding and lodging
or DAY board, al 81 Beal street. upstairs.
movie 4
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A TTESD to esRas in the different Courts sit
A ting al Memphis. and IN the river counties
Of Arkansas.
cssIiv attend 70 csses n tbe sc pTeme CourJ OF
T'ppnessee. and IN the supreme Court ana
Court OF Gains sf the United Stets5 81 wash
ington, being OF the arm Of PIKE < JOHN
ts0S, OF that city. - -
O13oe IN the MADAM VINCENT BLOSkt
corner Of Court and Second Et-sets.
ur-1T r-vr RoprEtv ~ IOHNsOr9.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALz-I wish 20 sell my present Home
stead. lying within sc yards OF Horn Lake
De -ot Mississippi and Tenn ess~e ttaiirosd. con-
tanning 100 acres, 4j in cultivation ana balance
IN Gmusr. One-BaIf Of the place Is good
branch bottom, bsi tnce good up land. Ike
Improvement sre tOlera bly good, consisting OF
Dwelling, oatfhouscS. negro quarters. etc-
viii Es i low II early appica Jon be made 20 me
1SvisISS T.JLEsTER
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PETRo OH.
Petro Petro! Petro !

FfyHE Tennessee Pesro OIL Company is still
Il alive at their new stand,
2sA Main Street, Opposite Clay BufldiDSs
Weinform the public in general 10 come for
ward and try II. We Also defy com petition In
oar I,aInpE, Burners and general lamp STOCK.
we are manufacturers Of The " Hanging Rock"
stoves Tinwsre, CGstings OF great varieties,
Wholesale and retail. Merchants viii do well
70 aoviS 1ri,'''-S ROsENBAuM & BROS.
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2Sih Dar Of Deeember. A.D. lS6S,

at the courthouse door in the town Of Austin
IN the county of Tunies, State Of Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described in SAID Deed OF
Trust, as follows, to wit: All OF section seven
(7) Of Township 80 OF Range eleven, tlll, west
OF Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours Title
supposed to be good, but I will sell cnly as
Trustee. J. y. SAMPLE, 1rustee.
October Is, 1883 OCT tbs
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Trust SALE.
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed or Trust executed to me
d as Tlustee by Hetty Lanier, r X. Lanier
and Martha LanfeT, dated the 24th day Of
March, 1866, will sell, as Trustee, for the pur-
pose Of paying the debts specified In said deed
they not having been paid, at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. AT Bethelps
corner, Main street, Memphis. Tennessee.
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Ez-Ny dates as Counsel for Ehe General As
siRpee lave led nee 10 make the Erdcftoe IN
BaHETultcp0 q Spec1Gifp noNlz ~