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CANADA.
Confederation IA Discussion in the
Provincial Parliament.

TORONTO, November I'm the Leg
islature, last night, Mr.. Biz Ike followed
up the Nova Scotia re5olut. ion by nov-
ing, as a necessary cOD sequence, an
address to the Crown, pr aying that by
an act of the Imperial Legislature. It
might be rendered imp ossible for the
Province of Canada 10 dist1rb the
financial relations esta blished bv the
act Of 1867, as between Canad a and fbe
several Provinces. Mr.. P,lake sun
ported these MOTORS in speecb Of
some length, and a debate of a very
animated character took place.
Mr.. Clerk moved an amendment.
declaring the proposed address mex
pedient, and on division the amend
ment was defeated, by 81 to Y.
The original motion was then car
ried.
The committee wGs at once appoint
ed, their report brougb in and adopted
and the address ordered to be en-
crossed.
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POSTAL.
Further Reduction of the Ocean
Rates.

WASHINGTON, December lit is
officially announced that after Janu-
ary 1st single rate Of postage on
half an ounce and under for prepaid
] Jetters between the United States and
GTreat Britain or Ireland will be re-
tluced to six cents (three penee), and
if not prepaid or insufficiently pre-
7 aid. a fine of six shillings three pence
' will be added to the deficient postage
2 nd collected on delivery. The rates
of postage and the conditions of the
naVment on newspapers, books, pack
ages and samples of merchandise re-
mains unchanged.
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CUBA.
Contradictory Reports Hard to
tell which is ahead.

A Key West letter says news has
been received there from Cuba an
nouncing that the revolutloniSts had
suppressed Cienfugos and seized a
large quantity Of provisions, clothing
and medicines and then retired in
good order. Intercepte a letters from
Spanish officers agree that there are
no prospects OF suppre ssing the rebel
lion
The Times, HavaD dispatch says:
"ln Cmqua Villas di strict troops suf
tcient are massing TO draw regular
Gordon across the Island, and compel
the insurgents to abandon the coun-
try or force them to a drawn battle in
which they have no chance against
their disciplined antagonists.
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Proceedings in the Senate and
House.
Memorial from the Memphis Board
of Trade.
Suggested Amendment to the Tax
Laws.
Another Stroke at the Rights" of
Negroes.
Etc
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

NASHVILLE, December ..
Seaate.-Mr. Cubbins presented q
memorial from the members of the
/ Chamber of Commerce of Memphis
favoring equal and uniform taxation.
Mr.. Palmer's resolution to adjourn
from 2lst Of December to 1st of March
was laid over.
House bill prohibiting the carrying
Of concealed weapons was amended
so as to prohibit the selling or giving
away Of liquors to minors, and passed
a third reading.
The House bill to incorporate the
Haywood Mechanical, Agricultural
and Horticultural Association passed
a third reading.
The Senate bills to repeal the COM
mon school laws and limit the fees of
Sherifs in criminal cases, and to in
corporate the Brownsville NIanufac-
turing Company, passed a third read
ing.
The Senate bill to reduce the tax on
merchants privileges, polls, etc, was
taken up and referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
The Ways and Means Committee
reported bill in lieu that after Janu-
airy, 1870, the rate of taxation on real
estate and personal property, exclusive
Of the tax on common schools, be
twenty cents on the hundred dollars,
and that no property be exempt from
taxation.
After lengthy discussion, the Sen
ate adjourned without action.
HouSe.-Mr. Hornberger offered a
motion to reconsider the vote post
pOning the consideration of the bill
modifying the usury laws, to the first
Monday in February.
A bill was introduced instructing
the Comptroller and Tax-Collectors TO
receive the notes Of the Bank of Ten
nessee in payment Of taxes and other
dues to the State.
Mr.. Singletary introduced d bill en-
pOWering Chancery Courts to grant
corporate privileges.
Mr.. Caldwell introduced a bill in
cooperating the Gardner Female
Academy Of Weakly county.
Mr.. EnlOe offered a resolution re-
questing cOlored people not to drink
from water-coolers belonging to the
House. Laid over.
The House bill to repeal the law or
ganizing the Governors staff, was
so as to allow the Governor
to retain a Private Secretary, at a sal
airy Of Sl20O, and passed third reading.
The House bill to elect a State Re-
porter was Laid on the table.
The Senate bill repeating the act
5iv,' ,'pg compensation to loyal citizens
or inip, Ses sustained during the war,
,assed tbiro "eadiag.
The Senate ii directing Samuel /
Watson, Trustee, to dismiss the suit
gainst citizens of the Sta, elio nave
heretofore paid debts due the am u
-ennessee, passed-ayes 56, noes /
The House bill to impose a tax OF
nree hundred dollars on saloon-keep-
rs, was rejected.
The House bill prohibiting the sale
{ spirituous liquors on Sunday, was
lid on the table. BRUCE.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE, December 2-The Sen
te recOnsidered the final vote on the
i'll reducing the State tax fifty per
ent. and laid it on the table. The
enate is now engaged on the bill to
7duce the tax twenty per cent, which
ill probably pass.
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Setback to the InnisviIIe Rridne.

LOUISVILLE, December 2.-Fears
are now entertained that the bridge
across the Ohio will not be completed
as early as was expected, owing to
the sudden rise in the river. The
work on the last span was suspended
to-day and the building material re-
moved to safe quarters. The obstruc-
tions in the main channel are being
removed so as to allow the
passage of steamers.
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LITTLE ROCK.
The Railroad Troubles in Arkansas.
Multiplied Suits and Endless Llti-
cation.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

LITTLE Rock, December Judge
YongIey has decided the contempt
case, affecting the original railroad
company in favor of Brinkley, Owen,
and Williams, Of the old company,
and those who had given bonds and
were arrested are released. They will
all bring suits for damages, here or in
Memphis, against Messrs. Mahan and
others, who caused their arrest.
Mr.. Brinkley has filed his petition
to have the pending suits about the
railroad transferred to the Federal
Court, and the Federal Court is asked
to dispose OfaI the questions involved.
Mr.. Brinkley had employed and
provided for the transfer to Arkansas,
of thousand labOrers. These viii
not now be shipped from New York,
and work on the road is suspended
indefinitely.
Judge Yongley delivered an able
and elaborate opinion, which viii be
published tomorrow.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LITTLE Rock, December Judge
Yonley, of the Chancery Court, to-day
released B. d. Williams, General
Agent and Acting Superintendent of
the Little Rock Railway, under the
old Board of Directors. He was re-
leased upon application Of counsel for
writ Of habeas corpus. The Judge ex-
pressed no opinion as to the merits of
the controversy between the new and
old Board of Directors, as he could
not, under the circumstances of the
case presented to him, pass On the
rights of the contesting parties. He
simply released Mr.. Williams from
arrest. The civil question out of
which grew the feud for which VIII
Iiams and others were arrested, VIII
be decided by the Supreme Court Of
the State, and, it is believed here, in
favor Of the new Board. An appIica-
cation to remove the case to the
United States Supreme Court will be
resisted, and, l am advised, defeated.
There is nothing in law to support or
such a movement. The in
junction against the old Board of
Directors remains in force.
c,TI,r-s,,g-
the Ledger of last evening:
LITTLE Rock, December Judge
YOngley discharged me, and Others,
who had been arrested for contempt,
this morning. His very able opinion
will be published in fall. This Is very
and fully sustains me in
holding this road and what l have
done in the premises.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
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The Spanish esnbOats.

NEW YORK, December 2.-In the
Spanish gunbost cases Judge Pierre
pont was served with copies of papers,
yesterday, in which it was intended
substantially 10 base the motion for a
discharge Of the boats. These papers
are not yet perfect in form, and the
belief was prevalent at the District
Attorneys Office that they may be
changed again before hearing of the
case, which had been adjourned to
Saturday, as they had been changed
twice since they were originally pre-
pared.
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Cuba.

NEW YORK, December "A Neu-
vitas (Cuba) letter states that 1900
soldiers are in hospital there.
A formidable conspiracy among the
negro slaves of Sagua has been dis
covered. They intended to massacre
their Spanish masters, burn their es-
Twelve of them were Immediately
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Nrsterious KoYement Of Truop..

NEW YORK, December 2.-It is
stated that orders have been issued to
the officers commanding the troops
York harbOr to hold their forces in
readiness to move tomorrow, supplied
with ten days ratiOns. Qusrtermas-
ter and cOmmissary departments were
busy yesterday in preparing for this
mysterious movement, the direction
and destination of which are kept
profoundly secret. Similar orders
have been issued to the officers at New
London and Sackett's Harbor. There
are about 1850 troops here.
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On ihe slh Of Deeember -.

The person renting said tract Of land VIII be-.
required TO give unquestionsble note. Ei-h
city 81 memphis acceptance. payable on the
Isl Of November, 1870 and Len be retained
on the crop for the year lS7u The renting 20
take place during legal hours.
de2 A HODGE Receiver
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Specie Payments.

NEW YORK, December 2.-The Her
aid SAYS: Senator Sherman, Of Ohio,
in an interview with our Washington
correspondent, said that the time had
not vet arrived for the resumption of
specie payment; that it was dangerous
to the commercial classes and should
be gradual.
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NOTICE.

/ WILL offer the WILLIAMS TRACr. OF
I LAND, in the county OF tritIenden. in Ar
KANSAS adjoining Frank Cochran's, on the
Military Road, for rent at public ourcrv fu
the town Of Marion in said county,
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A cnnduntor On the Defanss

New YORK, December "A war
rant has been issued for the arrest Of
Conductor Parker, of the New Jersey
Railroad, who elected Patrick Lane
from the cars recently while the train
was on a bridge, so that Lane fell
through and was drowned. Parker
publishes a card saying that he did not
know the train was on the bridge at
that time
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Beauties Of the Northern Route.

CHICAGO, December 2.-Three and
a half miles of the snowsheds on the
Union and Pacific Railroad were COM
pleted this week. The company ex-
pect to finish seven miles by the first
of February, covering all the deep
cuts. A double line close fence will
protect all lesser cuts, placing the
road out of all danger Of Interruptions
from drifting snow.
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Ereiaht Rates.

New YORK, December 2.-Consid-
erable advances in passenger fares
and freightto the West, are bulletined
to-day. The new rates for freight are
as follows: For first-class goods, to
st. Louis, 81 81; to Cincinnati 81 -,
and to louisville 81 73.
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Kstalrie Races

NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-The
first race over the Metairie track to-
dav was a mile dash. Entries: Mn
M. A5u Bekir, Sarah Mcdonald and
Corsicaga. C0rsicG1 was the winner.
Time ;472.
second race, dash of two miles.
Entries: O0qUette, Col. Roberts, Nat
Grimm and Morgan Scout. Morgan
,Scosa was the winner. mme-3:45.
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AVALUABLE

CONTAINING I611& acres, 60 acres cleared
- and IN good tillable condition. the balance
i'm good timber, viii be sold by the under
signed, heirs Of Hugh Mcclellan, 20 the high-
est bidder, fol division, on
Tuesday, the 7th Of December next,
Between the hours OF Il and O'Clock, on the
premises. The improvements are q good
dWeNiug-hOuse. kitchen smol1e-house. sta
bles, cribs and other out houses. grass-lOt and
@ nne young orchard, now bearing said farm
is situated Is miles northeast of Mem phis. in
the first civil district IN shelby county. two
and a-half miles nom shelby Depot. NJ. q %.
r. R., and on the road leading TO POrtersvIIle.
1ERMs-Half cash, the balance ON aeredit
of twelve months, with lien retained.
4. G.. MCCLELLAN.
W. r. MCCLELLAN.
II. A. DAVIDSON,
nol7Wt II. j. MCCLELLAN.
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summoned here to undertake a spe-
cial message to Red river to endeavor
TO concilliate the half breeds. The
Indian question is attracting much at
tention. The tribe between Fort Will
liam and Red river is reported un-
friendly.
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gars Of tbe Drawback Frauds.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Rumors
are prevalent that more persons are
TO be arrested on charge Of being
concerned in the drawback frauds. 1t
is also reported that a clue has been
found to the hidden whereabouts Of
Samuel l.. BlatchfOrd.
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LIVERPOOL, December 2-CottOn firm
including 5000 for speculation and export.
California white wheat IS Cd; red western IS
5daSs Cd; red winter rs. Western -four 22s.
Corn, mixed, 2ls Sd. Oats 3s. Peas 39s.
LONDON. December 2.-Consols 92i6; 5-20s
'62s S41s; 6js SS5s; 67s, S5s; l0-l0s, S0l and at
Frankfort s01z@905z.
Rentes 73f ne.
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The Dead Journalist.

New YORK, December 2.-Mr.
Richardson's remains will be taken to
Midway, Mass, for interment. The
Coroner will view the body this after
noon ana mold the inquest on Monday.
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Anniher cnaI Mine Hnrrnr-

WILKEsBARRE PA, December p
An explosion Of tire-damp occurred in
the Empire mine early this morning.
The particulars have not been ascer-
tained, but it is reported that eight or
ten men were seriously injured, some
frightfully.
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DefaIcatIOn Footed Up.

CLEVELAND, December 1.-The de-
falcation of J. G. Buel, the deceased
cashier Of the Second National Bank,
amounts to $477 900. The bank will
increase its capital and continue busi-
ness Notwithstanding
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ST. Louis aWoIyesv Barking.

ST. LOUIS, December Jack Loo
ney proposes to put up $1,000 of his own
money in the hands OF Aliens princi-
pal friends, to be fought for by Allen
and McCoole, on New Years Day:
McCoole also offers to put up the full
amount or its value in money.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Richardson Dad.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Rich-
ardsOn, the Tribune editor, shot by
Mcfarland, a few days since, died at
five O'Clock this morning.
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WASHINGToN, December Rep
resentative Beard, Chairman of the
Committee on Elections, says the con-
tested election cases will be passed to
an early consideration.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 2-Cotton easier
-Middling 2i1s; sales 900 bales; receipts
1916 bales; exports cOastwise . bales.
Flour duh at 81 75G5 j0d6 90. Corn 81 l2J%a
] Is. Oats 6ia62. Bran 81 l5@l20. Hay S}3 0l
Pork held for SO 50g30 90; new lower. Bacon
tobbing at sides @9O5a; shoulders l714; new
hams a. Lard-tierce l9gl94; keg l9a20l%
Sugar-PTime l2Gl29S. Molasses-Prime 83a65
Whisky 81 l219. Gold l295. Sterling I329s
New York Sigbt Mt mar.
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Ersnch pnIilins

PARIS, December AT meeting
of a Committee of the Corps Legisla-
tife to-day, Emil Oliver said that to
guard against popular excuses, they
must rally around the Dynasty.
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The Danish Question.

BERLIN, December Ut isrumored
that the Danish question is again un-
der discussion. Several important
dispatches on the subject have re-
Gently passed between Berlin and vi
enRa.
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NEW YORK, December "A letter
from st. Domingo says that the leaders
Of all parties there, as well as in Hayti,
favor annexation to the United States.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The
First National Bank of Ohio has been
discontinued as a designated depOsi-
tory for public funds.
The receipts of customs last week
were s.. IA .724.
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MARRIED.

THORNTON -HUILUM Wednesday
evening" December LIST. at the residence OF f.
Lane, Esq, by Rev. Mr.. Schwar, DR., G. B.
THORNTON TO Miss Lou HALLUM.
STANDISH- ARCY.-At the residence of
Capt. VIM. J. Ashford, on Shelby street, on
Thursday, December 2, by Rev. T. d. Wither-
spoon, MIIEs SrANDIsH, Esq, to Miss ELvIRA
f. SEARcR.
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Carrying umbrellas with a dagger
in the handle is one Of the pleasures
Of life in Rome which the police try
to suppress.
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On the I5th Day Of December.

To the highest and best bidder. The houses
and furniture are in good condition, and eve
rytn1ng IS in readiness TO continue business.
Accommodations for 400 visitors.
For further Information and circular de-
scriptive OF property, address
Ocll ELLIS a Co Prnnrialnr..
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The Red River Row

OTTAWA, December Capt. Err
matenzer, OF Montreal, has been
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Arkansas Farm
AT AUCTION.

FT'HE farm, belonging to the estate OF p. 6.
Il GOodlOe, deceased, lying three miles
north Of Forrest City. Ark. containing 320
acres-lj0 cleared; viii be sold 10 highest
bidder at Madison, Ark, " EDNESDAY, De-
cember -, 1863.
d.I ~ GOnnrn IL, 49,
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BAILEY SPRINGS
LauderdaIe County. Ala.

THIS celebrated Watering Place with the
Il Hotel and Cottages, containing 10 sleep
ing Rooms. beside PariOrs, Ballroom Dining
Hal, Kitchens. Bar and Billiard Rooms ana
offices, together with about 7u0 acres Of land
auJOlning the Springs tract. and all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bar and
Alley Fixtures, Mules, Cattle, Hogs. sheep.
etc,
Will be SOldPub
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AMUSEME MENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
Spalding, 3idweIl & MacDOnough. Propr's.
r. W. YOUNGE. Acting Manager

GRAND COMBINATION-For the Benefit of
Mrs. ID. p. BOWERS, the greatest actress Of
the present day. Mr.. J. G. McCOLLOM. the
young and talented actor, and Mr.. ROBERT
MCWADE, Memphis fayorite comedian, in
two sterling plays.
FRIDAY EVENING. Dee 3d.-The Stranger
Mrs Haller, Mrs. ID. p. Bowers; The Strau-
ger, Mr.. J. G. McCOllOm; Peter, Mr.. Robert
MeWade. To conclude with the comedy OF
The uliana, Mrs. d. P. Bow
ers; Duke Aranza, Mr.. J. c. McCOllOm /:
Jacques, Mr.. RObt McWade.
To mORRow, SATURDAY, Dec. 4th-Natinee-
The highly successful drama, snare. Satur-
day Night, The Lady OF Lyons, and Richard
III i'm Duteh
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COTTON As<2nC4 L0E sale
A BOUT SsUU acres OF the richest cotton land
\ OF Chicot county, Ark the finest cotton
region in the world; 30 is high bank land.
formerly Belle Point, one OF the first SCI
leciiOns on the river 100 acres cleared. bai-
ance timber, readily salabie as wood or lum-
Der; teyeed uuntinE on the river and eucIr-
cleu By b=aurlul lake. 90 has tha grear adj
vantage of independence OF the ievees OF the
main shore, and can be made a most secure
and beautiful domain. Valued, before the
war, at SlJl.ot1; it is now offered so low that
the profits Of single fulI crop VIII pay for IL.
II not sold by 18th January. $50, 1t win be
leased ON favorable terms Applvt0
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25 WOod Chonners Wanted.

kTO. c. WHITES woodward, 45s miles be-
n low Memphis in Arkansas. on the river.
GOOD timber, ash and oak; 81 20 per cord 7oF
chopping; pay every saturday siflplle-s fur
better Information apply to T.. La 81 HORN
dealer in groceries and family silDc.-es y
Man street near Memphis and Ohio "a frrs.d
Depot, plis, Tenn. uoaQ
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A good. reliable washing machine is wanted
by every hOusekeeDer. a machine that viii
really save time. labor and clothes, works
easily and is durable VIII be purchased by
every well organized family. Such a ma
chine we offer you ia the
HO"S W asher.
Warranted in every particular to give salts
faction Always in operation at the ware
rooms Of the HOME MANUFACTURING
CO, ZI6 Second street, Memphis, Tenn; also.
at SIS North Fourth street, -. LOuiE. No
Orders by mail VIII receive prompt atten-
ton; agents wanted and the trade supplied.
Clothes Wringer, wholesale and retail de-
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CHANCERY SALE
WEDNESDAY,, December IS, 1889.

No. 2}l9, o. R--Chancerv Court of Memphis
Henry 7. James vs.. VIM. F. Eppes et.ai.
EBH virtue OF an tnteriOcutOry decree IN this
ID cause, VIII sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in the town OF Fort Pickering.
on WEDNESDAY, December ID, lSis. within le-
gal hours, the following described Heal Estate.
JO-sEft:
The south half OF Block No. 81 in that part
of tbecity OF Memphis called Fort Pickering.
and lying between Fifth street on the east,
and Fourth street ON the west, and GhOson
street ON the south, and the nrst alley east Of
GhoIsOn street on the north, fronting $50 feet
d inches on Fifth street and 800 feet on GhOi-
son street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash 20 the amount Of the
decree herein and costs; balance on a credit
of twelve months. Equity of redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail TO bring the
amount of the decree herein and costs, then
and IN that event the north half OF said
Block No. % will be sold, in lots or suDdivi-
siOns; sale to continue until the amount
requisite 20 satisfy the decree herein and
costs, in CASH, is yielded.
Terms Of sale OF north hall Of Block No. So
One-half cash; balance on credit OF twelve
months. Equity OF redemption barred.
nos a. ALSTON G. and NJ.
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Adams Street Residence az Per-
eTOtOFy Public Sale.

ME are directed 70 dispose Of the Brick
W Building situated on the south side of
Adams street. first dweuiug-hOu east Of the
bayOU-three stories above ground. with good
basement and back yard, convenient 10 the
business part Of the city, and particularly so
10 the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Depot. The sale is peremptory. The prop
erty can be examined bei0rethe sale. which
will be on the premises. at pm,
Thursday, December 18th.
TERMS-Third cash, 6. p and Is months
with interest, and trust deed upon the prop
erty sold We repeat, in order not 70 be over
looked, that the sale is positive and per-
emptOry. Title perfect.
ROlSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
nos Auctioueers.