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Z OFFER for sale, near Mound City, in Crit
n tender county. Arkansas, a tract OF Land
containing nearly 1910 acres Of rich, alluv1a-
land, from 900 10 go acres in cultivation and
above any overflow, besides over 20 acres OF
dsadeufng This valuable tract furnishes 100
acres or more o. tliRble land, all Of which
could be putin cultivation at a moderate out
lay OF capital, making over q thousand acre
farm, OF unequalsd value In this vicinity.
h plaatsGlOn Is distant about eight miles
fron Aemphts-hslfby water TO Mound City,
the balance by ridge FOGd-and Is known as
the "Donegan, or Island place, and with the
exception OF two hundred yards Offencing, Is
surrounded by Marion and Beaver Dam
lakes which sdord entire protection to the
farm from STOCK OF every kind.
There are no sand blows on the farm, the
entire cleared land setng on tae richest BLACK
alluvlum. producing IS much cotton OF corn
TO the acre as any lana IN this latitude.
These lands yielded last year from one 70
enc and 8 quarter Dales 10 the acre.
In ad iiiOn TO TINS farm as a cotton planta.
sion, there are nov upon II between I'D and
$50 head OF builOcks, fatIening upon the I'M
cleared portion OF the place., aud the corn
now growing upon II. The purchaser can
buy Al the mules and other stock, together
uRttOn.
The owner Is determined 70 sell, rom the
fact that the plantation requires more Of bis
time than he can spare 10 It's successful man
de seems any extended description Of the
properly unnecessary, As the value OF the
Plantation is too well known 70 require IT.
Parties desiring to examine or 20 purchase
the plantation can apply TO Messra soyster
Trezegant q Co, ny SCENTS, Al Memphis or
10 me at huntsville, Alabama.
II not sold before the nrst Monday IN De-
cember next, privately, l. viii be sold on
ha day 81 public sale, atthe seal Estate Ex-
change OF BOyslsrt Trszevant q Co. no. 40
Main street AT II O'CLOCK, where maps OF the
land can be seen and terms made known at
any time.
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1.-THE HAND OF GOD +"

Here is what a Northern person thinks
Of the Chicago burning. 1t Is from the
Nashville tIndiana) American, edited by Fin
lev Bigger, Esq, registrar Of the treasury under
Frank Pierce.
Near one-half the city has been laid in ashes
and a hundred and nfiy thousand people rem
dered homeless. The announcement, at nut,
seemed lncredlble. When the teleg aph con-
nrmed the facts. a thrill Of horror and sympas
thy pervaded the universal heart Ihls ieet
presents a palliative for many OF the outrages
aud cruelues Of the past ten years, ana SHOWS
that human nature has, after all some re-
eeemtng traits; y vas if asssroved ne
fataest region Of the South, Fobblng ana pun
.dering, and burning as they vent leaving the
people pens,ep o. c%raeltyf oSerran and de.
stroyed The valley OF Virginia, afterW6rd
boasrlng mat a crow would have to carry Us
nnovisions npder It's wings II II should at
femDt 70 nv oseriE and thus he brOutht stary-
alton on the old men, women aud children Of
that region 80 thht Lpousanos psflshed OF
famine. More property and more lives were
dessroyed j Is these raids than all Chicago put
toaetber. and what was the sentiment 0i the
north9 one OF exultation and rejoicing.
~Ories, and the heroes were met on their return
S-.,h ovatiODs Of men and oDlations OF kisses
INV OF the gentle females Of the north,
an1--eT aVsv by the military glory that settled
sronnd The heads Of these FandAl chiefs, lhat
We dreradmg, sickening, disgusting what
"a ~ ines Women for the homeless mousse
sferxing mothens and children OF the
so9ihS Nothing. They exulted IN their SUI
ferings; Laughed AT the story OF tne rSslsn-
memo the daughters OF the 5outni the Durn-
3nS a1d robbefies OF their dweilingss ana
eIsuebJer OF hef strong men, shouted nosan-
mains and threw from The Ups OF lnelt 1ngers
kisses 10 ths perpetrators q l"S
ThaI was theni Now, that which il not half
90 horrible, thrills their bosom wiz mPae
aud fhefr hand Is quick and liberal 70 the rellel
OF The sufferers. these things prove that mth
Is q good deal lower Than the angels, AnosoAe
times, Al least q LILLE higher than the oeNlss
Chicago has lost, pc haps, three hundred MT
lion dolars ny tue Ore. The properly oestroye4
IN the South Is Ina at over one thonsana
millions. Tn Ere in Cnicago was me resu4toI
accident The destrucaun Of property u tnS
south MS q ne purposely, ~ Northern eot-
dierE, and Compares exactly with The acts OF
the Goihs and Nan~1als-savages that overran
and subjuRated The Roman Empire. Buf we
are living under a higher sivliza1on. hlcago
I'D her full sha { IA the obstruction of the
fouth. God adjusts balances May Be WITH
Chicago the books ers nov squared.
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IusslaY. Oecsmbsr 81 I87l.


The following described lands, to-wft:
section s, town hip 8, range II west, Tunics
county. in the Sta e OF Mississippi
Also the following lands in Bolivar c0un-
ty, Mtssissippi: AL of section 10, the north
east Il OF section Is, township % north, range
5 west, comprising in all in said county Of
Also, the following lands in the State CT
Arkansas, situat in Green county, being the
northwest 4 seJion II, the south fractional
j y of southwest Il of section 8, south y frac-
tionsl southeast y section J, sOuta = frsc
IlonAl southwest 4 section ], township Il
north, lRngs Z east; southeast z fractional
sect on 7; north a fractional southeast 4 o
section southwest a fractional southeast \
! of section 7; sOutdWestA racttOnal of north
west z section Z toEnsnip n north, range
nsclonal souihsast y section IL; north y
fractional southwest section u; nort1 3
fractional southwest q sec1on Is; east Il
fractional nurthwssJH section 10; southwest
aoTt6West J sec.ion 5; north z frsctionai
southwest z section 8, township n north,
range ] east.
whole OF s elton 30; south Il section IS. town
ship l0north. range 3 east
Also, in Arkansas county, State Of Arkan-
sas north 3 section 4, township 4 south,
ranged west.
Also. in monroe county, State Of Arksn-
sas, all ofsec ion Is. all OF section q, the west
q OfssctiOu 2. the west y Of the eastH Of sec
lion p, southwest quarter of northeast quar-
ter OF section p. west hsif OF southeast quar-
ter of quarter section q, northeast
Quarter of south v est quarter section ., town
snip south, range l west; west half Ofsouth-
west QdaTter dissection 3; west half or north
west quarter OF section 10; resi- quarter
OF southwest quarter OF section 10, township
8, "A J west.
Also, The following lands in the State OF
Arkansas, which are held jointly and equally
by Mat Clay and said bankrupt James 4.
the interest OF the said bankrupt
therein, situate Ia Monroe county bsing
southeast quarter section q; southwest quar-
ter fractional section "a; vest part fractional
or northwest quarter section .; northeast
quarter section Is; east nalf north Eest quar-
ter Of section 28; the northeast quarter OF
southwest quarter north of river Of section
Is: north part OF southeast quarter section
Is: northeast quarter of quarter of
section 80; south halt both sides Of river,
section 81, township 3, south, range l. east;
the east half fractional section 5; all Of fTac-
tlonaI section 1; the south half Of fractional
section 8; b northwest quarter Of Il actionHl
section 8; northeast quarter OF fractional
northeast quarter Of section 81 east half OF
fractional section 8; all OF fractional section
3, township 4 south. range east.
MILLION HUMES, Assignee OF
nl4tufr jas. {. Saunders q Son., Bankrupts-
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IN The 2sth Gay Of kOYsmbsr, Ip7I,

Al noon In front OF the court room OF the
Clrcuit Court OF the United states, for the
District OF West Tennessee, In the city OF
Memphis, sell. to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described properly, to.witl
A certain tract, piece or parcel Of land, sit
uate, lying and being in the county OF Tip
Lons state o Tennessee, on the waters OF the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
follows. tO-w1t: Beginning st q point on the
Mississippi river, Palmer's northeast corner;
thence south with Palmsris line 536 poles to
a stake; thence east = poles to a stake;
thence north poles to q tree on the bank
OF the Mississippi river; thence IN a vest
Mississippi river to the point or beginning;
being the same tract conveyed by william
Coward to James o. Ellis, and described in
said deed OF conveyance IS containing, by
estimation, eighty-three 81 acres; toghLher
with the engines, boilers and all other nxs
lures and apparatus and things lying and
being situated on said tract of land, and used
in the Installation Of spurious liquors, and
described as follows, to-WtG: Two dOuble-nue
boilers, twenty feet long, forty inches diane
ter, CRATE, bars, etc; one engine, ten-ineh
cylinder, twenty Ieet stroke, with everything
to make II complete; one main shaft ny
wheel and pulleys, and all other shat1ng
about the MI and distillery; nj pair thirty
six-tnch stones, for grinding with gearing.
helung, ETC.; one mash tub; one worm tue
and worm; one cold water tub one high
wine tuo; one loW-w1ne tub; six beer
tubs; one under or beer sirk two recetv.
ing tubs or clsterns; Two yeast tubs; four
yeast cansi draw and fgrce and nigh and
low WINE pumps; platform md beam
scales, and Al the pipes, valves, cocks, belt
ing used about the d1stillsry; blacksmith
and carpenter and other tools and nstru-
ments about the premises
Said property wiz De sold on q credit Of six
months; thep purchaser to give note, with ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
rom date, for the purchase moneys, and 3
lien retained on the property as additional
security tor the payment OF the purchase
money.
Tine equity OF redemption ia barred; and
the purchaser viii be placed in poss sssion
on the confirmation of the sale by the Court.
Fl OLAY ING Special Commissioner.
Memphis. November 7, ISL. mol ids
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MEMORY.

Isee the cottage In the glen,
Remote from village, town. or fen,
Where every touch Of taste was shown;
A mclner's banG alone, alone
c C. give 20 beauty the scene,
And make b bliss OF evergreen
Ihesr the fountain murmuring still,
Isee the siOping Of the hill,
Add swRr1, a clamps OF trees
Gently sWayiBE In the breeZa,
Which gave enohantment u the scene
Around my home, dear Evergreen.
I breathe the ~frserznce OF the mead,
= dthaJ which doth nom nelds proceed,
And hear the soDgsters Of the wood
POur forth their hyuns-s vocal GOOD;
gszs plrspfured on the Ecsne,
And i've Once more at evergreen.
Ilist once more TO music's strsfn,
Ana feel is soothing power again;
Il wakes and stts with pleasing thrill,
L 4ouous o b heart and viii,
IN this elyslaD, rural scene
Ny home, sweet home, at Evergreen.
And now Z con the classic page,
or converse sweet with friends engage
10 cnf er tnis heart, too soon grOvn sad,
And make ny spirit light and glad,
AMID the quiet nstle scene
Ofhume, sweet home, at Evergreen.
And now I gsze en- worries afRr,
Ouushlning lar TIE brightest altar,
And wrapped II meditation there
dresm Of sn things bright ans fair
Cuttings SURPRISING cen the scene
That beauty gives 10 Evergreen.
Yes. al these things before me pass,
Win the aid OF memory's glass;
But never more on earth Will wake
The b is in youth I used TO take
amid the dear. romantic scene
Which gave the charm 20 Evergreen.
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ids. The more northern bill OF cotton esti-
mates show the least reduction rom their
usual averages. The tabulation for Novem-
Der estimate for each county OF the total
q OF the year, expressed Is Der centRge
OF the actual crop Of last year. These aver
ages, adjusted with regard 10 the relsfive pro-
auction Of the counties reported, Give the
folio owing result: Area OF each State: North
Carohna, 80 per cent; South Carolina IS per
cent Georgia, 81 per cent; Florida, IS per
cent; Alabama, 70 per csnt; Mississippi, ~
per cent; Louisiana, 65 per cent: Texas, IS per
cent; arkansas. IS per cent; Tennessee, 90
psr cent 4 few in Virginia Ken
tucky and Missouri make reports OF much
the same tenor AS those from North Carolina
and Tennessee. The quality OF hbre is re-
ported good in all sections mp to present date.
A verv small proportion of diseolored or
trsthy cotton has been gathered. some St
ten ION hiss been paid 20 the Improvement
aud quality by the Introduction ofPeeler and
other improved varieties. MRnyc correspond
ents note the superiority in yield snd COM
parattve exemption from disease, under care
full culture and Judicious ferJiIiZlng Toe
November and December numbeis OF
the monthly win be issued tCgether, and
Will contain the substance OF all cotton re.
ports to December LIST.
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Tuesday, November 18th, 1871,

between theh hours OF liam and II m., the
following described real estate: A tract of
land situate In the county Of FayeGte, state
of tennessee, being the north end OF a tract
Of 4SOaeres owned by Willis Persons, begInn-
ing at a stake in VIM. ~Davenportis west line,
said PeIsonls northeast corner, and running
thence north H4H poles to a stake, with mul-
berry pointers, il. Brewsters southeast cor
neri thence west with Brewsteris line LIS
poles TO s stake and white oak pointer
thence south I472 poles to a stake with gum
pointer; thence east 10 poles to the beginn-
Ing containing $50 one hundred and thirty
acres.
said last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, IA said county.
said tract has between nifty and stxty acres of
cleared land, balance most excellent tim
bered land. Title perfect.
Terms OF S-le-0ne-Jhird sash, balance in
two equal payments at one and two-years
from GATE OF sale, secured By notes bearing
interest at the rate Of ten per CENT from date,
and a lien retained on the land to secure the
deferred payments.
M. d L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
This November /, 1871.
i. o. RiV6s. sol. for eOmuIt- no8fde
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Manday December Iii. Ie 4.
IMsOLVEMT M0TICE.

HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the
III estate of James T. Peyton, deceased, no
lice IL hsrely given to all persons havtng
claims against said estate 70 appear before thu
CLERK OF the County Court OF shelby caunty,
tennessee, and ME the same, authenticated
In the manner prescribed by law, on or be
fore the third day Of Nay, u72; and any
claims not lied on or before said day or be-
tate Is made, VIII be forever barred, both in
Law snd equity. This November 4 1871.
VkkGIh1A L. PEYTOE,
nos Admtx OF James 7 PeytOn, decd.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE TRACT or LAND CON-
n tanning go aores-80 cleared being all
fresh and rich. there a8e OF this Land, q
frame louise, with tour rooms, and ali neces-
say plantation ~bu1id1nea. win sod sup-
ply OF me water and q superb ranso Tor
bits Station, on "a. and 4. T. X, q twenty
nom Memphis. LOcattOn healthy and fame.
Ing GOOD. VII be sold IN q body, or divided
to auft purchasers. Terms easy Tor purchaa-
en-. Addreas the auauxstgnsd, Il fernando,
Mss mon SAAA ZA4E
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REGElVER,s SALE OF LANp.

ny AUTHORITY OF TIE CHANOERI
ID Court OF Memphis, rennessee, / NLu sen
On thursday, December 1871,
commencing al ten O'Clock an, Al the hsal
Estate Exchange OF koyster, IrekeVant Co.,
northeast corner Of -0narson and Main
streets, Memphis, ABOUT 220l0 acres OF land,
living IN the counties OF Po1nsett, Cralgnead,
EaBdOlph. Green End Monroe, In he state OF
Arkansas. some portion OF tn1s land Ii said
to be Of superior fertility, and lying conti-
guOus to projected lines OF railroad In said
Staps: valuable for both It's timber AM soil
/ am authorized by the decree OF said court
70 accept Ia payment for said lands any
valid deo.s against the Gayos savings 1nst-
tuition; N said lands viii accordingly De
offered for sale either for cash or Tor such
IS I'VE been MED or allowed BY the
court, or valid demand against said tnss1Lr-
TIL all is sold.
no7tds g. MOsBY, Recsfvsr.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAIL
ROAD-PINE BLUFF BRANCH.
MOTTO 40

dds viii be r~eceivs1 BY this Company. at
ID their ONCE, in Little Rock Ark, for ~
days, for building the PINE BLUFF
BRANCH, from Devalls Bluff 20 Pine Blun.
q distance Of about SO miles. The WORK
to consist of grading. bridging b furnish
ing ercssties. A party OF engineers are now
in the held locating said line, and pronls,
specifications, etc, Will be ready for exam
tnariOn at earliest day possible.
Bids should be addressed to the under
signed, st Little Rock, Ark; the Company
reaerVing the right to reject any or al bids.
By order OF the President
A. s. LIVERMORE.
General superintendent.
@-aL-- n ru7r CaE
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CoTTOE.

Though the market was not 50 animated to-
day as yesterday, there was a fair days trans
action, with a marked Improvement. Cotton
IL Liverpool advanced I'D, and in New Nork
Ret here, and raised mtddLtng 10 ltsGl5c
The number Of buyers in the market to-day
was less than yesterday. Factors were firm
and unwilling to make concessions. Quite a
good deal Of the cotton given below was
sold before the advance Ia New York arrived.
We heard Of two or three lots selling very
soon after daylight. We anticipated the ad-
vance, and from the outlook we look forward
10 a still further i'm This applies
especially TO bright cOttons, which are com
paratively scarce. Good middling is in very
light receipts. strict middlngis scarce, while
a good stile of middling is III request, and in
each full prices are aud will be realized. There
which are in larger receipts. Ordinary
TO good ordinary Is partially neglected.
Ssles to-day amounted TO 8CJO bales, among
which were: 2O4 low middIing, l75zc; : strict
mildhng, lie; p good ordinary, lI4c; 100 low
middling, Ike; Is middliug, lsc; . middling
ISc; as low middling, IL elbci l62 middling, lSc;
20 low middling, Etzc;s strict midd1 g, ls1sc;
p old cotton, lfzc. IS strict low middling,
Es<c; 5 low middling, l71ac; 30 middllng 10
strict middling, lbci Is low middiug, ltsc; IS
2 cd ordinary, l71sc; 20 low mlddling, IT5sc.
10 low middling, II 5-l6cj "a strict low mid
dling, I75Sc; 100 low middling, EHe, Is mid
ding, lS0; o middling, lscr a middling, I1sc:
IS middling, E5zc; AZ strict good ordinary TO
low middling, l7Ec; 81 low middliug, I79sc; 80
strict TO good mlddllng, lo1<c; 81 good ordinary,
ELC; GLOW middhng, lf3sc; 2A shy mtddling,
&c; I3 low middliug, IKE; p strict good or
binary, I7sSc; ls middling, loc; IS strict low
middling, ESc; s low middling, l75sc.
The market closed hrm at the following quo
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N~oD-Residsnt Kotics,

No. 43.- In the Second Chancery CouI OF
shelby county, Tennessee-Thomas Fen
ner, Henry Bennett and D. W. Bowman,
drm o. FenneT, Bennett a Bowman, vs..
Geo. r Robinson. James d. Ruf1n ct al.
cause tina the defendant, Sec. R. Robin
son, is q nonresident Of the State of Ten
nessee;
II is therefore ordered. by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance herein,
at the courthouse of the becond Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in The city Of Mem
phis. Tennessee, on or before the drst Mon
day in January, 1871, and plead, an
sWer or demur to c-omplainants' bin, OF
the same will be taken tor confessed as to
hin, and set for hearing exparte, and that 8
COPY Of this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks In the Eemphts APs
PEAL. This % lay OF November. ISL.
A copy-attest.
Nh. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BELoHER. Deputy Q. and M.
Rates Il Jackson. SOis tor com pits. nfO3ri
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chaneerY SaIs Of Real Estafa,


No. $50, n. & first nancery Court Of Shelby
ooonty-branham Merrill vs.. r. B. DeBsrTs
RY virtue OF an intsrlocutory decree Tor
~ SAFE enteredtn the q owe cause, December
- - and renewed July 10 ls1, I Will sen
- Puouc auction to the highest bidder. IN
'front.' o. the ClrIk and MssterE Gfies, Green !.
law olock. Second street, below Union. IN the
city OF Aempnis, Tenn, on
Tuesday, December 5, 1871,
within legal honrs, all the right. tile ana
interest o. q 3 sevaTsan In and to the tot
loving described property, tO-Wtt: A certain
Iot or parcel Of ground, being and lying ia
Lnal part OF the city Of Memphis known Rs
south Memphis, and boundsd as follows.
Beginning AZ the southeast corner Of q lot
formerly owned By Van Pelt, on Causey
street, In said city. and thence south EardIY
Win the east line OF Causey street, 40 feet, 70
STAKE; thence eastwardiy and parallel with
van Pslts line - feet, 70 a stake 100 feet
rom fernando street; thence nOrLhWsrdly.
parallel with street. 40 fseJ. to Van
Hettls southeast corner; thence with Van
Felts hne WestWardiy 70 the beginning; il
oslng a part OF lot No. 5, in block a. as des-
lgnated IN ths plan OF South Memphis,
Wnlen was bought By brsnhsm Merrill OF
william IA Vance, As per deed OF said Vance
70 said Merrill, dated November 3, 1875. ard
registered In the Registers omce or SHELBY
county, Tennessee, book 80, part l.. pagesIH
AID l4S. on The Sth day OF August, 1S3.
Terms OF ~sale-casn.
EDMUNn A COLE CLERK and Master.
wilson q Eear1. attorneys nO5tds
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Inesday, December 5 i87L-
TRUSTEES SALE,

RY virtue Of the authority in me vested by
- decres Of the First Chancery Court OF
Snelpy county, Tenn, rendered N the cause
Of ". +. Harden rs K F. Brown and Others,
NO. l4O, y. K D., such decree substituting me-
ton, deceased trustee, IN a deed Of trust exc
c0ted y James Young and vile. On the 18TH
gay OF &nuary 1851, TO said Pcaton, upon
the lands hereinafter described. and b. vir-
tue OF the authority so vested in me as afoTs-
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NEW BOOK.
The Pastors Story. and Other Sketches
by Miss Mary A. u. Say.

such is the title OF s new volume 10 be is
sued during the month from the press Of the
Southwestern Publishing Company oft hi city.
Through the exertions OF the writer OF this
volume a beautiful church has been erected
at Decatur, Georgia, a village that was utter
Iy destroyed by sherman's army The pro-
ceeds Of he publication above referred 10 will
be employed in buying an organ for the
church a. Decatur. Miss Gays taste and ex-
ceuence IS a writer may be inferred from the
appended verses admitted for the criticism
Of our readers.
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Saturday, NOvsmbsr 18th, 1871,

in front OF my once. in the city OF Memphis,
between II am and y m, sell TO tie highest
and best bidder, at pu0le auction, the fol-
lowing described tracts of land, tO-wiI:
situate In shelby county, State OF Tennes-
see, a-d Is described As follows: Fronting on
the old Raleigh road, about four miles from
Court square, Memphis; beginning at q stake
on Holly wood aVsRus, running west on
Raleigh plank road nine 90 chains and two
~ links; thence north "a chains 81 inks to
the Memphis and Ohio railroad; thence east
Wardly 90 nine chains 80 eighty-fOur links
% holly wood avenue; ana thence south "a
2-lW chains 20 the beginning, containing Is
9l-l0O acres OF LAND,
The above Is situated about a halt mile
from S~prtngdale station, on the Memphis and
Louisville raLroSd, being the homestead OF
the late Dr.. Cnas. q Fields, has an elegant res
idence good outhOuses, about ten acres of
Sood and, balance cleared and Is q very de-
strabie place. Title perfect.
l will also sell, to the highest bidder, at
public auction, AT the depot At Moscow, Fay
cite county, Tennessee, on
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PARIS. November 2s.-Rentes, Al6sc.