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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-11
LIVERPOOL CLASSIP1CATI

SEA ISLAND CorroS..The receipts Of this class
2so bags OF sea islands and Florldas against 37S
for the week last season. There has been rather
steady and good demand for most qualities Of
Carolina descriptions particularly medium to
good grades, and the business Of the week has
amounted ~ ar 200 bags, nearly all Caroinas.
Among the ,ales were the following: 10 at SS; =
4o 20 ut 4aH; o6 at As: II at 5o at So; a6 at so;
at s.; at 65 at 6S;s at So at S.; Foridas at
es: and dne do. at 36c q 10. We quote common
Carolina at sS@45; medium 1906; good 55965;
fine and choice 7O@s5 and upwards q ID. few
sales OF Floridas have taken place out not sum.
cent to indicate quotations.
RIoE.-The arrivals Of Carolina rough was to
fair extent. and amounted 10 about $1,000 bushels
for this period The market for this grain has
shown a drmer character, and with q good de-
mand prices have somewhat hardened. Sales
about 1000 tlerces Of clean Carolina, among which
were Is tlerces at 5H;4o at 51<; III at 5H; 40 at
5X; so at lilo; 1856 at xxi IS at 1916; SO at
5x; $40 on private terms. We quote fair clean
Csrolna.at 5ss@5h; good 5A5@5%c ID.
NAVAL SroREs.-The arrivals have been limited,
and were about 1000 bbls. The stock Of some OF
r. se articles has been much reduced, and business
was light. Among the transactions were IS bbls
low No. and extra No. rosln at 81 80 ? bbl: 13s
bbs extra No. do at 81 55; 966 bbls No. do at 81
40: $50 bbls No. at 81 5O and 10 do No. at 81 80
bbl, and 81 bbls spirits turpentine at SOC p GAL
lOO
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, November 5-SreAR.-Nos. 10 TO II
Dutch standard firm at 93i@9I reals per arrobe;
Nos Is to 20 tirm at l0A@l2h reals; there Will be
no grinding before December; the cane LOOKS
we'll; Nos ito 10 molasses sugar hrm; exporter
during the week from Havana and Matanzas $500
boxes, OF which 200 were TO the United states;
stock in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas: ST.
900 boxes. Lumber steady: white pine $32 y NJ;
pitch pine s35 p NJ Honps-S5s for long shaved
and s4s for short do. Freighss dull and n"mi.
nal
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November e.-TURPRST1NE.-6o
bbls received and sold at 81 IS for soft, and 81 so
for hard, per 2S0 pounds. ,
SPIRITS TURPEHTINE-ls q shade lower, and Al
bbls sold at 403c per gallon.
TAR-l7 bbls sold at 81 IS per Dbl.
COTToS.-Sales Of ITO bales as follows: at 1Sc,
H. at l4I4, q at AK So at l47ti;, and 2s az
l4Zc.
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.Exporrs.

.ExpOrrS.
LIvEnPooL-Per Argentine bark Enrique-1oo2
bales upland cntton, 100 tons phosphate rock.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-a3 bags sea
island and 1855 bales upland cotton, 66 tcs rice,
81 casks clay and sundries. Per schr Albert
Richards-l2p, ,OOO feet lumber.
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iteceipts by railroad. November 10.


sorTu CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1924 bales cotton, II bales goods, go sacks
-four, 2 cars stock, &C. To Railroad Agent, and
others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
264 bales cotton. l04 bbls naval stores, lumber,
rough rice. mdse, &c. TU G Williams g. co. "
X Ryan, Frost i Adgor. Mowry II Son, Walter
L co, A ] Salinas. Caldwell i Son, Grarser K
Smith. II klatte & co. He-der N Davis. Ravenel Il
co. Nachmann & ca. Cagurn, Herring & CO. P P
Toale Sloan.& Seigniuus S K Marshall, W q Bee
i co, Kinsman & Howell, Barden i Parker, Pei.
zer Rogers u co, j Marshall Jr, T Smith. J K
Pinge & Son, SeinEn i p ] Mul iEan, F Web.
man, b Slohdard s CO, J Eadia, Dukes / CO.,
Mantoue & co. W Courtney & co, " T Sanders,
Railroad Agent and order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
so bales cotton, G59 bushels rough rice, 100 hbls
rosin, lumber, live stock mdse, nc. To StOney &
Lowndes, G w Wire J K PrIngle & Son, Bowling
I co, Wagner Il Murlauph, J Quackenbu-h, W
Rec IL 20. Brown, Hopkins. Mcrherson ( co,
J NJ Horton, w Lawton. u Johnson. ] y Rob-on,
W Courtney 4 co. = Dallas, SCoth, KInsman
4 Howell, Gaillard d Minort, McKenna. rinck-
ney Bros, Ingraham Son, Barden Parker.
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the last teegraphic intelligence, were as lollo"s
This includes all points but overland:

The following are the receipts OF cotton at the
principal Southern markets as reported by tele-
graph, from November Sd:to the 9th, 1870. This
includes all points but overland:
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Nors.-we have deducted from New Orleans
1514s bales uplands, from Mobile 50 bales, rrom
Savannah 1ee bags sea island and 4l9 bales up.
land. and from Charleston $40 bags sea island and
$50 bales upland-tle quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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MARINE NEWS,
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER IL
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatti. West Point Mill II
tcs rice. To Shepherd Campbell.
Schr Ellen, -, Cooper River. 1900 bushels
rough rice. To Reeder L Davis
Boat from Habenicht's MIL James Island.
bags sea island cotton. To W Gurney, Hopkins,
MCPHERSON co, and others.
Boat from Johns Island bags sea Island COT
ton To Fraser Dill,
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LIST OF VESSELS

CT. CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
OR E | @ n.
LIVERPOOL.
The Heiress, Rea sailed. August 20
Br bark Yumuri, Campbell, cleared. October S9
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin Ossena. Hill. sailed. a.. October 10
HAVANA.
Spanish brig Feniy, Enstnar, cleared. October 25
Spanish brig Pensatyo. Walls, cleared. October Is
Spanish brig Rosala, Chimeis, cld.. october rs
DOM EsTIC.
ROCKPoRT, NE.
schr Alfred Kean, Pillsbury, cleared. October %
NEW BtDFoRD.
Schr Emma Douglas, Ellis, sailed. October %
GOSTON.
Bark Aurelia. Lincoln, nn.- Ocfooer II
Schr Grace Girdler. Smith, cleared. October %
Schr Montana, Bearse, un. un..................NoV
NRw YoRE.
Schr B Hawkins, Wyatt up......... october 20
Schr Robt Palmer, Debawl. mp. November 8
scnr Florence iogcrs, Sheppard, ,up.......Nov
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr II Hand, Hand, up.................Nov S
SAVANNAH.
Schr John Mottler Barlow, cleared. Octobar 81
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T h E A G E /!

aFrLIppmans Great German Bitters strength
ems the debiliiated.
sarLippman's Great German Bitters strength
ems the consumptive.
HSCLippman'R Great German Bttters cures.
Female Complaints.
nsrLippman's Great German Bltters, the most
delightful and effective In the wor!d.
ArLippman's Great German Bitters cures,
sseLippman's Great German Bit;ers gives an
aS-LIppman's Great German Bitters cures.
xS-Lippman's Great German Bitters gives tone
ILipnman's Great German Bitters curea
Nervousness.
G-Lippman's Crest German Bitters, the best
'yssSi ysTippman's Great German Bltters regulates
ss-Iippman's Great German Bitsers e1cites
VI aMppman'a Great German Birera, best
SssSLippman's Great German Bsters will give
SrLippmann's Great German Bitters cures
IIppman's Great German Bitsers, the
favorite OF Germany.
HcLippman's Great German Bltters prevents
i,s @-Lippman's Great German B!tters has met
with success every where.
CHARLOTTESVILLE TI:, May, 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LIPPMAN & Bro:
Gentlemera--I certify that 1 have examln.
ed and used in MY practice Lippma1's Great Ger
man Bitters. | regard them as an admlraDle
tonic and appetizer. J. W. W.f0lSDEATER,M. M. ID.
=
Depots In Charleston $. c.: ~
W. @. TRt)TT, hh. = ;.ISAaAA'
". a. SkItINE
Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BlSCHDFF 4 co.
STEPHENS, WERNER i DCCKER,
DCwIE. NOISE y DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAUlUS i RlTTE.
-nnrA~,S Dvp pAETIGE
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I1PPMAN'S PYRAFUGE,
THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXPELLER

ONE DOSE STOPS THE CHILLs.
NEAR 0RAHAMyILLE S. c., November 10, 1859.
Mr. LIPPNAN:
Dear Sfr-Please send me half dozen bottles OF
your invaluable and infalIible Pyraluge. Tne
6earer himself was cured OF q two years'cntll and
fevar and his whole family. II has never failed,
in singIe case. Yours respectfully,
~ 'ADe'' WIN. F. ROBERT.
We annex herewith one OF the many certn-
cafes for the famous ''OL OF LIFE" in our pos
~ MAYORS OFFICE, GRIFFIN, GA.
This is TO certify that IhaVs used Professor H-
q. Kayton's "On OF Life, In my family, IN case
OF aggravated Neuralgia in the Face; "aro alser
three applications, gave permanent relel;
oct26-S8 W. II. CLINE, Mayor.
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r1v1ycIA1 AND COMMERCIAL.

ra,. Charleston Stock and Bond Market.
,.Rrrr VALUE OF THE STOCKS, BONDS AND OTHER
sHcURlrIEs CALLED AT THE CHARLESTON STOCK
BOARD, FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. 10, 1871.
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ASKED. BID.
10N 10

tptbsshed oti,cially BY authority of stock Boardl
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The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were 81, ,1os bales.
The stock of the article in sight, q: the latest
ao@os ,you a "a fnJIows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

10 cure dyspepsia
headache, JauRdice
.-costiveness ,sickhead-
|ache, chronic diar.
affections OF the
bladder, camp dyson,
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whisky Of Illicit distiliation-that Is, an
article which wa secretly distilled and
Struggled into the market, often with the
conniYance of corrupt tax collectors,
without paying the excise This contra
band" trade had 80 depressing an effect
upon thel legitimate branch Of the busi-
ness, that many honest distillees were
forced to suspend operations. During the
last two years, however, Illicit dis
tillation has been almost wholly sup
pressed, through greater honesty and
fidelity Of the officials of the
Revenne Department, and a better sys-
tenn OF collection, thus enabling honest
distillers to thrive again. But latterly,
the price of new whisky has ruled 30 low
about IS to 30 cents per gallon above the
tax-and the price OF corn 50 high, that
the production in the West, whence comes
the great bulk of supplies, has been con-
siderably curtailed. Some idea of the ex-
tent of this eurtsilment may be formed
from the fact hat the product OF Ken
lucky, one of the leading distilling dis
tricts Of the country, and famed for its
"Old Bourbon" during the past seven
months, was only 4,S22,06l proof gallons
a decrease Of 5, I36, 554 proof gallons from
the quantity produced during the cor
responding period last year.
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Chancsry Sale of RsaI Estate
Wednesday, September rs, 1879.

No. 512O-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, ~Tenn.-James Wilde, IT.. *
Co. ct al. vs.. John Il W~aggener-
DY virtue of an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, l viii sell, at p"ubicauctlOn, to the
highest bidder. in ErOnb of the Clerk ami
Masters Office Of the second Chancery court
of Shelby county, in the city OF Memphis.
Tennessee, on Wednesday, September y, iS7l,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Lying and being in the
county OF shelby, state Of Tennessee, and iu
the city OF Memphis, and bounded and de-
scFfbed as follows: Beginning on the north
side of Jefferson street at iron stake on the
east bank of bayou GayOsO; running thence
~eastwardly with the north side OF Jefferson
street sixty 1901 feet to a stake; thence north
wardIy at right angles with Jefferson street
one hundred and fOrIy-eight feet six inches
to a stake; thence Westwardly sixty feet 70 a
stake; thence sOuthWaruB one hundred and
fOrty-eight feet six inches to the beginning
being partof original country lot as.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cn a credit of twelve
months, purchaser executing note with good
security, and lien retained until purchase
money il fully paid. Equity Of redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms OF sale Within ten days, or the said
property VIII be advertised and resOld, and
The delinquent purchaser charged with the
costs. This August 2, 1870.
NJ. u. J.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
KOrtrecht II Graft Soils for cOmpIts- ans
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Half Aliye.---lt Is a sad thing 10 pass
through Ifs only half alive. Yet there are
thousands whose habitual condition is one
of languOr and debility. They complain oil
no specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain, but they have no relish for anything
which affords mental or gensuOus pleasure "a
their more robust and energetic fellow beings
In nine cases out OF ten this state of lassi.
tude and tOrpOr arises from q morbid stOm.
ach. Indigestion destroys the energy OF both
mind and body. When the waste OF nature
Is not supplied by a due and regular assimf.
lation OF the food, every organ is starved,
every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest un.
der these circumstances OF depression? The
system needs rOUSing and strengthening; not
merely Tor an hour or two, to sink afJerward
into more pitiable condition than ever las
1t eSsuredly would do II an ordinary alco-
ho1e stlmulant were resorted to-, but radi.
cally and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accom-.
pitBhed3 The answer 10 This question,
founded on the unvaryiDg experience of a
quarter OF q century Is easily given. Infuse
course Of Hostetter'S stomach Ritters. Do
not waste time In administering tom poraFy
remedies, but 10dbe He system up by recuper-
ating the ountain-head OF physical strength
and energy, the great organ upon which all
the organs depend for their nurture and sup
port
BY the time tbs a dozen doses of the great
vegetable tonic and tnVigorant have been
taken, the feeble frame of the dyspeptic WIN
begin to feel It's benign influence. Appetite
VIII be created, and with appetite the capac-
ity to digest what its Graves. PerseVere until
the cure is complete-until healthful blood,
ut TO be the material of flesh and muscle,
bone and nerve, and brain, lows through the
channels OF circulation, instead of the watery
pabulum with which they have heretofore
been imperfectly nourished.
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TRADE,

1t will be seen by reference to u quo
tatiOns below that there has been very
little II any change since yesterda y in
our general markets. The demand for all
leading articles for the plantation is
active, and our psvements are, in many
instances, 20 jammed with goods that Pc
destrians have a hard time of it winding
their way through intricate paths. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
We notice some new brands Of -four in
the market his season, many of which
are said to be excellent. The latest Is the
{" First Love- made by Yeager & Co., OF
st. Louis, and kept for sale by Messrs.
Hin, Fontaine * Co., N. L. Meacbam d
Co, Stewart Bros. q Fizer, Z. N. Apper-
son q Co., Brooks Il Co., Partee, Burleson
q Co., and b trade generally. Yeager q
Co. have two mills in st. Louis, and are
agents for several Illinois mills. The
agent of the firm, Nh. NJ. K. Martin, has
located in the Office of Nh. G.. II. Dorion,
in the Magnolia Block, No. 834 Front
street..
ALE AND ~BEER-sands' Ale, $40 so per
halfbarrel, porter, $ll. Lager, per keg,
s. Is. Ale, per dozen, sos Is for quarts;
4 Young Scotch Ale, in pints, - 90 per
dozen.
BUTrER-Choice Western 28G30c. In
ferior grades dull and nominal
BRooMs AND BROOM CoRE.-Brooms s.
10 S. per doz. BroomcoTn is coming in
quite rapidly but there Is nc demand foz it
except st very low rates. We quote at
SCOTS per ton -rsH
overwhelmingly, 30X032c. Flax,
31932c. Iron ties, 5Z47c.
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO.
ment, $4(94 80 ; Louisville cement, 81 rs
as. Cape lime 81 85@2; Ohio river,
81 50i Utica, 81 20; Alabama, 81 90G2 90.
Plaster hair, 81 70 per bale. Fire bricks
IS 90. Hurts Alabama lime, by the car
load, 81 50 per Dbl.
BEEswAx-Steady at 25@27c, with light
receipts.
cANDLEs-star, IL o., lac; II or. Lie;
full weight, 20c.
CorToN YAREs-No. 400, 2O@2lc; SOC,
IT91Sc; 600. l6917e; 760, l3Gl4c.
CoRNMEAL-Dul. Holders ask 81 on
leYee but a 90 Dbl lot would not realize
that figure. Selling from store st 81 $50
& 90.
COTTONsEED AND Morzs-COttOnseed,
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Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1870,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Beginning at the north
west corner of a lot Onveyed 70 William ".
ROnd by said Pritchet (by deed registered IN
the office of the Register OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book Al, part !, pages SIS and
SAl thence north and parallel with Yelling
ton street to MOnre street extended to a point
1872 feet from the southeast intersection OF
and Monroe streets; thence with
Monroe street extended east one hundred n
eighty and One-half feet TO a point on
the southern line Of Monroe street, opposite
said Bonds northeast corner thence south
to said Bonds northeast corner; thence
west with said Bonds line One hundred and
eight and one-half feet to the beginning
TERMS OF SALE.-On n credit of ImOntkg.
purchaser executing bond, with good secur-
ity, and lien retained upon the land to secure
purchase money. Equity of redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten days or the said
property viii be advertised and resold- end
the delinquent purchaser charged with The
costs, This, August 5, 1870.
M. ID. i. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Soils. for eOmplt
Rug6
By agreement of parties, the above sale is
postponed mill the Path day of September
$50. A plat Of said land can be seen at my
office. This August 81, 1870.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
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t II STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEaFHUs, September 20, 1870. ]

NEW YORK, September 20, 1925 am
Cotton dull. Ordinary, 13%c; Good Ordi-
nary, 15Zc; Low Middling, 1917; Uplsnds,
l9c; Good Uplands, Gle; Mobile, 19Lc;
Orleans, I9Hc.
II m.-Cotton unsettled. Contracts
September, Ike; October, 1870 bid
November, 1899; December, 16Lc. Ordi-
nary, l3He; Good Ordinary, l5Mc; Low
MiddlinG, lSLc; Uplands, l9c; Good
Uplands, &c; Mobile, 19Lc; Orleans, l9Lc.
l:I0 p.m-Cotton dull. 100 bales. May
delivery at lie.
l:2O.-Cotton dull. Ordinary, l3Hc;
Good Ordinary, 15Zc; Low Middling, lSc;
Uplands, ISAc; Good Uplands, 207<c; Mo
bile, l9c; Orleans, 1870.
2;l5.-CottOn unsettled but decidedly
lower. Ordinary, l3kc; Good Ordinary,
l5Hc; Low MiddliBg, I&c; UplaRds,
1SLe; Good Uplands, 2Oc; Mobile, lSMc;
Orleans, lSAc; sales, 1900 bales; contracts,
1900 bales, nominslly unchanged.
4 p.m.-Cotton irregular. Sales for ex-
port, ITO bales; spinning, 1000 bales
Contracts 200 bales, Including November
at 16Hc. Others unchanged.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LTvERPooL, September 20, 1850 am
Cotton quiet. Uplands, 9Zd; Orleans,
9zd. Sales, 10,00O bales.
l p.m.-COtton quiet and unchanged.
Uplands, 9%d; Orleans, ESD.
5 p.m.-Cotton quiet and prices I'M
changed. Sales, 5000 bales; export and
speculation, 1900 bales.
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ALLcocK,s PORoUs PLAsTsEs.

Step by step this commodity has attained
its unprecedented fame. They are unfver-
sally approved. They support, strengthen
and aid the growth Of muscles. They appear
TO have a peculiar effect upon the nerves, al
laying irritability, while supplying warmth.
They seem TO accumulate electricity, and aid
the circulation of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are
Induced.
Even In paralysis, whore articulation was
suspended, the use Of the Porous Flasters to
the spine restored the articulation, and ma
terially reduced the paralysis. In fact, the
patient could help herself, while before the
Porous Plaster was applied she was as help
less rs q baby. We refer to Mrs. Sally Elliott,
Springfield, Mass.
Sold by druggists. Agency, Brandreth
House New York.
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FINANCIAL.

Our remarks of yesterday apply equally
10 the money market of to-day. There is
much of sameness in hnances Just at this
j~uncture, and when vi say Inat money
and exchange are both scarce we state the
exact condition of affairs.
In Bonds and Stocks we learn of no
movement. Rates are nominal. Cotton
bills which make only in small amount
are taken at par, while the selling rate of
exchange is very firm at Z prem. City
scrip is unchanged. Dealers buy at COG
Gle and sell at 6S&65c. County warrants
are firm at 7S@75c buying and selling.
TenBessee money is quiet. Dealers buy
at Csc and sell at zoe.
Gold offers slowly. The buying rate
ranged from 1I2h9llS, as to mount.
GOLD AND STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September 20, 1925 am
Governments opened steady and active
but closed dull, with no material change:
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TharsdaY, seutsmber b. I87o.

During legal hours, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash 1 steam engine, l
boiler. 1 lot sawmiH fixtures, 4 set grinding
stones, mash tub, . fermeEting tubs, ? copper
worms, l wooden stilI,1 lot small stills and
tubs, 2 fake stands, / Fairbanks Scales, No.
IL; 10 bushels rye, Z bushels barley malt, 2
ctstern tubs. lot empty sacks, 200 cords sea-
sOned Wood, = empty barrels, 2 empty Ldlf
barrels. lse15l L.R-EATON. US Marshal.
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At the residence, on said tract, during leePl
hours, sell for cash, the land therein con
veyed, described a. follows, tO-Wtg.. a tfaeL
% land lying in District No. - one Of shelby
county. Tennessee, containing, BY e>itma-
ton, one hundred and seven and three
fourths liO794l acres, and beginning Al the
southeast corner Of n tive hundred ard MY
acre tract, sold to 10 Miller by B. M- Psit-
son., IT.; thence Onth one hun aGG lry
one ll5iI poles thence vest Gue hundred ana
twelve and three quarter poles To a dGgWocL T;
thence north one hundred ana hcy-EiE and
.ons-quarter poles; thence east 10 the begin
ming; being same land conveyed 10 said w.
ID. Gather by 3. NJ. PatfisOu by deed dated
January z, 1883, and recorded in The Register
ONCE OF Shelby county. Tennessee, in bOck
No. u, PAGE rs. Title believed 10 be good.
Equity OF redemption waived
seI4 WILLIAM n. EWING, Trustea.
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
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hand horse u&g or aen poa5 the change from one to the other being Effected in a n
minutes great dvantag this Press possesses hthat occupies nrh land power only
fomteen ets square, andmsy pc placed and epeRtetm agnrhouse, tim " ohin
the necessity aktnge cotton ut OF the house 10 pc psskea n-.H Gn @ USED m any any . 81 Wg&S
screws Another dvantag B, when yOu getS chondds Press you haea fHs LOT
III ma and N not liable to decay or break, as kthee aseW with THE old wooden screws
ans most other iron screws nd presses Th1ss evident from the hGtth abth screw SmGn,
brought r. asst md the frames are Of wrought hon,a and no prto the Press liable
to deay touches The ground M N nay be made OF wood, at heo option ofthe PLANTER
Planters may purchase either the screw and nut alone ano putme Lameh d DO OF
to themselves or may purchase ,nMa u Ton uaeT uP mG s HS9
box making he most complete PTss in ua Presses complete, as hsta amed,a arch more
uses d gve greats mdshcion to ali parties using then, as Will oes en T%n letters
in M " posssona few of which, nay ef found seWhere in this circulars land coud furnish
Parties in need Of cotton presses would do we1to call. If possible md exaninem mine;
or they should favor m e with their order,theym may rely upon enns aFresu Is san 1
Having the most extensive Iron WORKS lin III city n the greatest variety II patterns
of all kinds L am able 10 furnish parties with any kd OF machinery or casting at short
notice. 81 -" ~. Us SCaOFlELD, Maeon,G Ga