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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-11-16

At this period it was was voted to post
pone the discussion of the remaining Sec
tons of the topic to the next meeting, and
all further exercises for the evening.
The Club requested Gov. Hendee to
furnish his remarks for publication in the
NEwsDEALER. if....a
The next meeting will be held on Fri.
day evening, Nov. 18th, at JPN. Is
say by Geo. +. Small, and discussion on
the remaining sections of this evenings
topic. ;tN
A cordial invitation is given to all in.
terested in farming to attend, and, IL they
wish, to become members this invitation
extennd to other towns as we'll as Nor.
ristown. tg
Place Of meeting, Gov. Hendec's office.
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SIX T Y DAYS,

At the very lowest Cash pri.,.
cash Immediately. @sS
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A large stock of New Co.,
d. A GlLBERT'S, in Morvis Inas,
to be disposal of within ill', I&S
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49, -. -7-7-s-'
Markets..
Hyde Park Market.
Wednesday Morning, Nov. l6, 1870.
|' 10 tN uuuxtu.,uu ~ fHa HII4f
NoY rs BROTHER,

-1G9' MOVES BROTHERS, r, 4a al
Dealersin Dry Goods, Groceries Boots Shoes, Drugs
Medicines Paints, oils, croskery, Hardware, 40.
The highest price paid for all kinds Of Country
n
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1t will pay you to call and e1amiu, m, d.
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CLOTHING!

which is VERY LARGE! | have SUIrSh
AGES, FROM 4 YEARS TO ION
which will be sold very cheap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-17
TRADE.

The weather is all that coBld be desired
for picking cotton, and it is needless to
say that the planter is making the best
use of it. Upon many places along the
Arkansas and lower river from thirty to
fifty bales have already been gathered,
aud the first wet spell will no doubt cause
very large additions to our receipts, as
then the gins will b. run to their utmost
capacity. The staple that now arrives is
generally free Of stain, and looks bright
and clean, but not so much so as last sea-
son. The demand for bagging n ties is
quite active, and the bulk OF shipments
from the city seems to be made up of
these articles. Stocks are full and prices
firm. The meat market is weak to-day,
and shows some decline since our last.
Clear sides in lots are offered at 1SAc, and
we have no doubt that some lots on levee
held on consignment could be found at =
to &c lower.
ALE AND BEER-Sands' Ale, $40 50 per
hslEbarrel, porter, S1I. Lager, per keg,
$ Is. Ale, per dozen, 1903 Is for quarts;
S2G2 % for pints. Porter, do. Genuiness
q Young Scotch Ale, in pints, q 90 per
BUTrER-Choice Western and Tennes-
see, 2s6SOc. Inferior is nominal.
BRoOMs n BROOM CoRE.-Brooms So
TO S per doz. Broom corn is not in de-
AAAAA
BAaeING-Kentueky, SOK@32c. Flax,
3lG32c. Iron ties, 5Z47c.
BUILDERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
ment, S4G4 so ; Louisville cement, & rs
as. Cape lime 81 S592; Ohio river,
81 80; Udca, 81 IS: Alabama, 81 9O@2 90.
Plaster hsfr, 81 70 per bale. Fire bricks
s. 90. Hurts Alabama lime, by The car
load, 81 50 per Dbl.
BEEswAx-254Z7c, with good demand.
CANDLEs-Star, IL or, lac; Il oz.s l5e;
full weight, 20c.
CoTToN YARNs-No. 400, 2OG2lc; 500,
I79lsc; 600, I6@I7c; 200, lSGl4c.
CoRNMEAL-Dall. Kiln-dried on leyee
is held at 81 Is, and in store at s. 25@4 SO,
as to quantity; fresh at mills, "a %
CoTrONsEED AND MoTEs-Cottonseed
Oh levee, Sll, or SII 80 delivered at mills,
buyer furnishing sacks. Notes, l@4c per
pound.
CHEEsE-Stock improving. E.. D., Ice;
Factory, l5ZGI6e; w. r., l5c.
CoFFEE-Steady. Common to choice
Rio, 19923c.
Canned GooDs-Condensed milk, $i4G
IA 80 per case. Cove oysters, L 10, 81 75G
so per doz; 2 lbs, g 75G2 80. Peaches,
50 75a2 so. Pears, s. 50. Tomatoes, 81 &
al rs. Cherries, SOS %, Pinespples
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chaneerY Sale of Real Estate
Wednesday, September 20, 1870.

No. HN-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-JameS Wiide,jr. s.
Co. et al. Vi. John h. W0ggener.
ny virtue OF an order OF sale made in this
ID cause, L viii sell, at public auction, 20 tla
highest bidder, In front OF the CIeTG amt
Masters Office OF the Second Chancery court
Of Shelby county. in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on Wednesday, September ., h9u.
within legal hours, the following describe1
real estate, to-wit: Lying and being IL the
county o. Shelby, state Of Tennessee, and in
the city OF Memphis, and bounded and de-
scrfbed rs follows: Beginning on the NORTH
side of Jefferson street at iron stake on tltf
east bank OF bayou GayOsO; running thenCa
eastwardly with the north side OF Jefferson
street sixty le0f feet TO a stake: thence north
wardIy at right angles with Jefferson street
one hundred and fOrty-eight feet six inches
to a take; thence westwardly sixty feet 10 =
stake; thence sOuthwardly one hundred ana
forty eight feet six inches TO the beginnings
Being partOf original country lot 493.
Terms OF SALE-On a credit OF twelve
months, purchaser executing note with good
security. and lien retained until purchase
money is fully paid. Equity Of redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms OF sale within ten days, or the SAID
property will be advertised and resOld, alt
The delinquent purchaser chan ged with tha
costs. This August Y, 1879.
M. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Kortreeht q Graft Soils for complt's- auH
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Tnasdav SAINT. s. Z

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit: Beginning AT the nOrtn-
west corner OF lot conveyed to W1utam W.
Bond by said Prttchet Thy deed registered IN
the ONCE of the Register of Shelby county,
tennessee, in book Al, part !, pages IS ana
S3O: thence north and parallel with Weiltns-
ton street to Monre street attended 10 a p'int
1872 feet from the southeast nteTsect o1 81
Wellington and Monroe streets; then' With
Monroe street extended east one hul 81 'is Cd
eighty and one-half feet to g on
the southern line of Monroe So II Fi-1~ite
said Bonds northeast corner, tA-i q ,oulh
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 a credit OF months
ppr chaser executing bond, with good secnr-
fty. and lien retained upon the land 70 secure
pur chase money. Equity Of redemption
barred.
Purchaser OF purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten days or the said
will be advertised and reSold, anu
The DELINQUENT purchaser charged win tnt
costs. This, August 5, 1870.
M ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Clap D, Vance q Anderson, Soils for eomplt
aug6
Ry agreement of parties, the above sale L
POSTPONED until the 2lth day of september
1ST0. A plat of said land can be seen al ny
of6ee. This August 81, 1870
NJ d I. CLERK and Master
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, September 16, 1870.
FINANCIAL.

FlNANClAL.
The only feature in the money market
was the extreme scarcity of exchange,
which was in active demand, but could
only be supplied in limited amounts.
Hardly one of our banks had more than
they needed, and non of them we're able
10 spare any to their n~eighbors. The de-
mand is not confined to any branch OF
trade. All of our merchants are remit
ting as RAPIDLY as they can collect, and in
many instances they have to overcheck in
order 20 forward the desired amount.
The demand caused some anxiety on the
part Of banks to buy, and in a few in
stances they would have paid H premium
rather than miss. There is no change in
the checking rate.
We alluded to a sale of city bonds yes
terday at 81, but neglected to d that it
was a paving bond, with only two or three
years TO run. City bonds proper are not
offered. Dealers would buy At 5o95l, ex
coupons, aud spectators upon the street
would no doubt pay higher rates. No
movement in stocks or bonds was re-
ported, a1d quotations are entirely nomi-
nal.
The buying rate for gold to-day was
Il2I9IlS, with small sales only re-
ported.
City Scrip is quiet at CLOGS, buying
and selling. County Warrants are ia de-
mand at 1876.
Mayor Johnson leaves for New York to-
morrow, to negotiate our new gold bear
ing bonds. He will be absent some
weeks.
GOLD AND STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September I6, HOPS am
Governments are generally dull, but
uenaAu in EOnn-
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COTTON sTATEMFNT.
IHAMBEhU OF NVMEhhCEi
MEMPHIS, September 10, 1870.
cnrroN n NEw YoRK.


NEW YORK, September I6, HES am
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, lie; Good Ordi-
nary, l6c; Low Middling, lSZ; Uplands,
1880; Good Uplands, 2IAc; Mobile, zoe;
Orleans, 2OZc.
u m.LCotton dull and lower. Septem-
Der, lSc; October, lie; November, 1870;
December and January, l6Ze. Ordinary,
1890; Good Ordinary, l55sc; Low Mid
ding, 1sZc; Uplands, l9Ac; Good Up
lands, 2lHc; Mobile, I9Zc; Orleans, 2Oc.
2:25 p.m.-Cotton dull and holders anx-
ious to realize. Sales on spot, 1000 bales.
Ordinary, I3%c; Good Ordinary, l5Zc;
Low Middling, lsKc; Uplsnds, 1880;
Good Uplsnds, IHc; Mobile, 1890; Or
leans, 1876. Contracts, 300 bales; latest
September, 17He; October, lie; Novem-
Der, 1870; others unchanged.
4p.m-Cotton unchanged. Sales for
export, 800 bales; spinning, $50 bales;
speculation, 40 bales. Contracts I'M
changed.
II IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, September I6, IL a.m.-Cot-
ton firm. Sales, 1900 bales. Uplands,
gid; Orleans, 9Zd.
l p.m.-Cotton easier, but not quotably
lower.
5p.m.-Cotton quiet. Sales, 1900 bales,
of which 1000 are for export and specula-
Son. Uplsnds, 91d; Orleans, $50.
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT.
LONDON, September l6.-Week's re-
ceipts Of all classes, 62,0O0 bales; Ameri-
can, 10000. Weeks sales, 1000 bales;
for export, 5000; for speculation, 1000.
Stock, 40, 900 bales; American, 10000.
Stock ahOat, 3S6, 900 bales, of which 1900
are American.
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STONE PAVEMENT.

HITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
u MEMPHIS Tenn, Sept Is, 1870
sS- Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until u o'clock m. Saturday, octo-
Der list, for paving with stone the following
streets and alleys, to-wit:
Second street, from the north end Of the
Nicolson pavement to the northern Ound-
airy of the city.
The alley north of Court, from Second
street to Fourth street.
Aud the alley north of Jefferson street. from
Second street 70 Fourth street.
Fol further information apply at this office
sels III. HUMPHREYS. City Eng'r.
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
SChOfeId's Patent Cotton Press !

UyHI PRESS must commend Itself to tn cotton planters Of the southern states 9%I
i durability simplicity of onsIuclo and ease with men All So Pe&HaHYr IL
horse, wGT oraeDnp ou9t the change rom one 70 the other Semgo eeHdo%TeT~ oV
IainutPs A gut dvantage t Press possesses Is that occupies 1or handP power VVS
space OF fourteen feet square and mayb be placed and operated a gnIh0se II nus " o
Tho necessity of taking otto out Of the house to ePaeEG ~ can can n n 1 ss EeRe sSa with
screws Anothera dvanngeI lis when yOu get SchOheds Press. you nave Fo
ali time and one not liable 10 decay or break as is theese with the "a wooden Screw
and mot other IRON scTewss md presses ThsB eVOent from G Htu IG 49, MIs
etherw rought CT cast and uem frames % nhu - T afbe opHono M epIanur
wood to II fhemsIvesO or may purchased the serew,n nuts and iron HaheTLa u put. ne mmed
boxf % II mi Ives or may parhase the Press complete, with screw, u, Iron INs a
box, making the most complete PT@s in use. Presses eompen1s Iih au,H ~ s
USE AM give great abstraction to All parties using men, G nr ~ Gd T1fsb
In my possesIon,a few of which may be ounde NeWhHe III thc HCu' ~
b" PaHasst in need of cotton presses womd 10 we'll to call. If possible, ms examine mine;
Orif they should favor me with their ordebt uey may ES uPH sONs"
CT" Having tbe m@te extensive Iron Works in the city and the greatest artsg0 Of patterns sSnT
o I'LL ANUS AN "" Us CHOkIELD, Aaeon,G ia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-17

The train leaving Memphis at lis PM. runs
daily. The 400 am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through onthel:l5 pm. train from Mem
phis TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
stateroOms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Once, BIZ Main street.
j. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. auH
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On the 18TH Day Of December. 1870.

Uu INT iUtH Ioy VI gcGLaIIEls iG4us
Next, between the hours prescribed bY law in
front Of the courthouse door OF the county az
Tunica, in said State OF Mississippi, expos
for sale, at public a~notiOD. to the highest Dti-
der, Tor One-third cash, and the balance Joe
one and two years, with six per cent. intere-t
from date, the following described real estate.
located, lying and being IN satd county Cr
Tunica. as follows, tO-wit: Fractional seetiu o
I6, containing $40 acres; fractional section D.,
containing $50 acres; sOath half OF fractional
section Is, containing 800 acres sections Mo-
20 and p. and east half OF section q twcrG
half and southeast quarter section ~ raC-
tiOnai south half section .: sections y AMI
q: all in township 3, range IL.
Also. section "A, southeast quarter section T.
northeast quarter section %, south fractI0u=t
halt Of section a, west hall OF section 9u- ali
in township 8, range j.
Fractional section I. township 4. q T.
southwest quarter section 2; east hal- O.
northeast quarter, east half or sOuthe1ss
quarter, and quarter OF soUtleI@-
quarter of section 3; west half section q.
southwest quarter OF section 5, -sOutAeass
quarter of section 9, southwest quarter Ofssc-
ton 10. west half OF section j. east kaii g.
section IA; ali OF sections b. Il IS a 4 Ues-
ton p. east half and southwest quarter &C
section -; all OF section D. west halt o. sees
ton p, west half Of section .; al Of section
Is; south half OF section 2, northeast qu&Eiyr
Of section y, southeast quarter or section =,
sections s. aud %, all in township q, range =
Also, lots B A. 5, a, 9, 10, II, 4, 4, II and b, IA
section Is, township y, range p also, p 3, 1, -
g.. and 8. in section y, township - range
To be soldfu parcels not TO exceed one num-
dred and ski . acres in any one tract.
W. ". HUnPHRIES, JE,
Administrator de bonis non Of Ransom II,
BY order Of tn Court.
JUS EARLY HESDRICK. CLERK
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tuesday, the 2oth day Of ssplemasr, ~.

WI the hours Of 9 O'Clock am end
o'clock pm. in front OF Petersou's sto-
house door, at KnOWitOn's LansinE, near tts
premises to be sold, In nesha couusy, Ark T.
Sas, sell TO the highest bidder. fer RASH Q o
real estate situated in SAID Della CouufF.
Arkansas, conveyed by said 11usf Feed, g
seribed ~ follows, 10 wit A certain tract r
parcel OF land. situate lying An Being u
county Of DeSha and State OF A~rkau-a-. Fts:
The ) r. ar. OF the 8 " Or she v = OF ms
IS "A. and the " - OF the n " - 81 sectlca
No. IN one, containing ~. 4l-l01 acres; 10
east One-halI ard the $ W = OF EccfiuH Two
IN. containing fs9 e2-lHa acres; the unfih tat
RS - OF section eleven iili. -cuuta-rln@ 20
acres; The u ard tie nosth part % tt-
=. aud the north part Of the southeast gH {
sectft n twelve u2i. coutalnfng4 Al ~Z-it1 acre
In township NO. :, south, range ] east l3
south part OF the \ " q Of section seven %
IN township seven south, range 2 east, cor
tafzing 100 7O-I0O acres; the = Of Ties = :
OF section IS, in township six SOUTH, ran >
one east, containing ~ acres, in all5f sI-i"J
acres, Of which about SEQ acres are eleare
known as the WoTfeld tract OF lands
The title to said property Is believed 70 -
good, but ! sell and convey only as Trustee.
Equity OF redemption barred.
ALFRED a. EDINGION, sheriff
Two Desha county, Arkansas. Irt.tef.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate
On TUESDAY,, Sept. 6, 1870,

No sZs9. o.. r. D-Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, william Tucker vs. me
ophilus Pritehet-
ID virtue OF an order OF sale in the above
ID cause will sell, at public auction, 70
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk ano
Masters Office of the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, in the city OF Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-17
Friday, October IA, 1870,

At the residence, on said tract, during legal
hours, sell for caKh, The land therein con-
veyed, described as follows, to-wit: a tract
OF land lying in District No. m one of Shelby
county, Tennessee, containing, by estima-
ton, one hundred and seven and three
fourths (l0i54l acres, and beginning at the
southeast corner of a tive hundred and fifty
acre tract, sold to 10 Miller by b. NJ. Patti
son, ir.; thence south one hundred and hfty-
one ll5ll poles; thence west one hundred and
twelve and three quarter poles TO a dogwood;
thence north one hundred and ffty-six and
O~ne-quarter poles; thence east TO the Begin
ming; being same land conveyed to said W.
D.. Gather by b.. NJ. Pattison by deed dated
January s, 1858, and recorded in the Registers
office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
No. u, page 40S. Title believed to be good.
Equity of redemption waived.
sel4 WILLIAM 81. EWING, Trustee.
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The LIST day of October, 1870,

'front.' of the premises, on shelby street, the
following described property, TO the highest
bidder for cash, to-Wft: Thu south hall OF
lots Nos. six 90, seven 70, ana elghL w N
block No. n (uD according 10 the plan OF
South Memphis, lying on the west side or
Shelby street, %fronting on said street seyenil-
i've I75l feet, and running back v~estwardiy
between parallel lines, and right angles
with Shelby street TO an alley, with all tha
rights and privileges thereUnto OF
in anyWise appertaining.
The equity OF redemption IS expressly
waived in said deed of trust and the title u
believed to be perfect i convey only as
trusfee- fseD NJ. MESSICk. Trustee.
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STOCKS AND MONEY IN LONDON,
ONION Sentamber l6. II am
COTTON,

The sales were much lighter to-day, and
the offerings were not so large as yester-
dav, while prices closed weaker. AT the
opening the market was the same as at
the close last night. Holders asked 1Sc
for Middling and would not sell under
IKE, but a decline of &c took place IN
New York, and Liverpool was easier, but
not quotably lower. The sales probably
reached 800 bales, of which there were 10 OF
Ordinary and Good Ordinary at 1870, Is
Good Ordinary at 15H, $50 mixed on q
basis OF I61zGI7c for Low Middling, 10
Middling al l7LGI7jzc, SO Middling at
IKE, Il NiddIiug at l75sc, and 10 Strict
Middling al ISc. Several orders are on
the market, but buyers thought they
could do better by waiting until to-mor-
row
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II. WIBBIR,
lSnecessor to (. B. Weber q Bro,
COTTON FACTOR
AND
COMMISSION
$50 Front ST., Memphis, Tenn.

EF- COnsignmeuts OF cotton solicited. LIB
eraI advances made on c-onsignments in store.
Bagging, rope and plantation supplies FUR
nished at the lowest marke ct rates. SCI
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Saturday, 24th Day Of September, 1870.
Trustees Sale.

II virtue, and in accordance with the pro-
Il visions OF q trust deed made by l. Roe
co and W. b. Greenlaw, to me, as trustee on
the 10th day Of February, 1863, duly recorded
in the Registers office OF shelby county, IN
the payment OF certain lndebtedness, thefe-
in fuliy described, from the said l. Rocco 10
the said ". 3. GreenlaW, i viii, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-17
CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, July G.
I DR. il. LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Nd
/ Sir: You Will please send me o ~
more bottles of your most excellent
] medicine.
AS you viii remember, one month or
l six weeks ago. l received three bottles
I OF t.. when I commenced taking il 1
| could scarcely walk at ali when night
/ came, but now / suffer TO more from
| rheumatism. l have a little brother
/ that is about TO ose mis- sight, and 1
/ wish to try il for him. You will please
[ ind inelosed So, for which You will
please forward me the medicine i'm
| medlately. Very respectfully, L re-
main, SAM'L q. MCFADDEN,
Pc. Box lS9, MuTfreesbOrO. Tenn.
Sold by druggists everywhere. At
Wholesa e by
q. C. WARD q BRO.
q. W. JONES & co.
w. n. WILKINSON & co.
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Ell MORSE.


4cn ACREs-eighty in cultivation, seven ~
Raleigh; good dwellings. o~ut-houses, clsternI
grass lots, young orchard, four hund red Muit
trees, for sale at low ngures, with or NFhnSu
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GER'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. IS Uaion ST., Memphis, Team.

Manufacturers Agents for the sale of
Machinery and Agricultural Implements,
Sole Agents for J. f. Carver's Cotton Gins,
Cheeks Cotton Press,
SIMPSONS Horse Powers, Steam Engines,
Diebold's Il Kinzle's Iron Safes, etc. etc.
strict attention paid to filling orders selS
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IInitad States Marshars sala.
Thursday, September ~, 1870,

During legal hours, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash: / steam engine, i
boiler, l lot sawmill fixtures, / set grinding
stones, mash tub, 3 fermeHting tubs, 2 copper
worms, I wooden still, I lot small stills and
tubs 2 lake stands, l Fairbanks Scales, No.
IL 10 bushels rye, Z bushels barley malt, 2
soned wood, 2 empty barrels, 2 empty half
barrels. lsel5l l. Il. EATON. U. 8. MarshaL
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lUxIAAYlIHII3H
ORDINANCE.

By Councilman Duncan:
Be Il ordained by the General Council Of he
Cdyof Memphis, as follows:
SECTION ]. The following alleys are hereby
directed to be paved with stone, tO-wit: The
alley north Of Jefferson street, from Second
street to Fourth street. and the alley north OF
Court street, from Second street TO Fourth
street.
See . The cost OF said pavement. inelud-
ing that OF the grading necessary for prepar-
ing the alleys for the pavement, shall b as
sessed upon the lots admitting and bounding
the alleys, in the manner prescribed by the
charter and ordinances of the city.
Sec 3. The City Engineer is hereby d.
rected to prepare specifications for a pave
ment on the above named alleys similar TO
that heretofore laid on ale Us in this city, and
10 advertise for ten days for proposals for the
execution OF the work. M
BY a suspension OF the rules the ordinance
passed q second and final reading by the
board of Aldermen, August 3, 1870. Passed
first reading by Council ; rules suspended
and ordinance lost. keconsidsred by Coun-
ell, September Z, 1870, and passed a second
and final reading, September Z, 1870
Approved, September 10, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. K. RICHARDS, City Register.
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CHINESE LABOR.

Rs- We are now prepared, in connection
with the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company, to receive and execute orders ir
Chinese labor, on long time contracts FOR
particulars apply to
DoNOHO, JOY &Co.,
Northwest corner Main and Madison SITS.
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