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No. l54, & DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, TenEessee.-W. Bohlen
and p. 4. Bohlen vs. D. ". Annie
&C. FloWT1e, @. q. FloErte, Jenny
ELLEN Z. Wilson, Kate wilson, Emma VII
son and Robert L Wilson
NJ Appearing from The bill duly sworn to N
MS cause that the are al cit-
Tens OF Vfcksburg, State OF Mississippi, and
ron-rssidents OF Tennessee, that CON-
oisinanfs nave dled their bill In d court,
prayfng for q decree to sell tne north half OF
lot no. "a, as known upon the plan OF Men,
phis. situate On the east sid OF Main arrost,
IN said Cify OF Memphis, 1enneasee, and now
occupied by c0~mpla1nants, n to nave the
proceeds thereof divided between complain
ants and d~elencaaH, according 70 their Ie-
spectfve interests:
n "a therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, Thai they, the detendants, make
fhefr appearance herein, a. the court
houss offhe second Chancery Court Of Shell
by courty, In the city of Memphis, Tenn. on
OF beIOFe The nrst Monday In February B72,
and plead, answer or demur 70 complain
arg bill, or the same VIII be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing ex-
parts; and thai 3 copy Of this order be pub
fiEhed once week FOR fopr successive WeskH
IN the Memphis Appeal. This Dec.
A0S.DL STEWART, Clerk ana Mastsx.
9 &c. DIXON, Sol foE coznpPIs. a&N
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On account Of the public distrust Of Insurance Companies, arising
the Chicago fire and gross eaIumnies and detractiOns circulated by a sPi
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chaaesry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. IL, R-First Chanosry Court Of shelby
bonis o Of the estate Of Thomas B. Cren-
shaw, deceased, ct al rs ". G. Rainey, ad-
ministrator Of Il. O stark. deceased ct al,
Dx virtue OF an interIocutory decree foE
- sale enteredfn tbs shove cause, November
~ Ao4L 4Eu SSH 81 public auction, 20 the
n1&nest idder 10 'front.' OF the Clerk and
4astsfs once, 0reeDlEW block, Second
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Saturday; January 10, 1872,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-w1t: S1tuated, lying and being
in the mt Of shelby, State Of Tennessee,
to.Wtt: Lying Immediately south Of and adj
Joining b Memphis n Charleston rail-
road on which 3 A. Meacham now resides,
bounded on The east by the lands Of Bedford,
south by the Gibson tract, west by those CT
J. stout and north by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad and the lands Of Per.
k1nss containing two hundred n thirty
(sAl acres, Just east OF Forrest Hill.
Terms Of sale-One-third caAh, balance In
one and TWO years, Eotea bearing interest,
Lien retained to secure the deferred pay
meufs.
But Ihe above described land viii be offered
81 private sale until the date Aforesaid, at
my once, upon the same terms, and I viii
sell The whole tract or VIII sell the
IS acres on the western end, or 50
acres on the eastern end, to suit wishes OF
purchasers. Plans Of the subdivision with
surveys thereof, may be seen at my ONCE,
and u nst sold At private sale, the same vii
be offered At public sale a. boVe,
This December Il, ISL.
Il. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
+. " Finlsy, Solicitor. decI3tds :
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SaturdeN. naeamhar q. Ia7L

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Ten-
nessee, and on Presidents Island, to-vts:
Beginning at The northwest corner or william
Parsons 12S0 acre tract; thence north EA'
west $3.50 chains to the middle chute OF the
MissfHsissippi river; thence up IL with its
meanderings to LaWrsneeis cor.
ner: thence south 81 chains 70 his southwest
oorner on Parsons north line; thence West
81 chains and a. links to h beginning, con-
tanning by estimation 40 acres
TEREs on HALE-On O credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, in equal payments,
with Interest from date; bond and good aeeu-
rity required; lien TO be retained 70 secure
same. EQuity Of redemption barred.
November a, ISL,
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
U-r.. = knda~uon affAur nQQ-WaA
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NOTlCE.

A MEETING Of the stockholders Of the
IA Merchants National Bank OF Memrhis
viii be held on TUESDAY, the eth day Of
January, S7A, st their banking house, corner
Madison and Main streets, for the purpose Of
etecting Directors for the ensuing year. Poll
open rom 10 Am. to 4 pm.
JNO. J. FREEMAN, Cashier,
Memphis, Deeember o E1l. dS
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Administrators and Executors SET
Elements.

COUNTY COURT CIKRKis OFFICE,l
Memphis, Tenn, December 80. ISL.
THE following settlements having been
nled in my ofles. VIII be presented to
the Probate Court Of Shelby county, Tenn
Tor confirmation At the January Term, IS77.
Final settle ment Of Mrs. n ZONES vs..
Executrix of the viii of Q. Jones, deceased.
Settlement Of J. n. Ford VS.. Admir- de bonis
non OF the estate Of W.T.. Bonner, deceased.
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By J. q, CULLlEE,D. G. d1
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The course Of the New York market is, and
has been tor the past few days, very unsatis
factory. To-day the frst dispatch gives us
Quiet with an 20 OF; at pm. duh \ nOmi.
nal, middling, 201sc, and at 3.l5 pm, dull and
nominal, with an advance Of &c; middlfng
2Qze- The price nuetuAtes, with no change IN
the tone Of the market, and both factors and
buyers are beginning to look upon the market
with cistrust. By the dispatches they are no
better informed as 70 the condition Of the mar
ket than they were ten days ago. The market
within this time has fuctuated day after day
between zoe and ahc, with an advance gene
raj upon a weak and nominal market. The
following nom the Financial Chronicle
partially explains the situation: aDur-
ing the past week all the apparent In
nuenees operating upon the cotton market
have been adverse 70 prices. Liverpool has
been lower, with less doing; the T eceipts at
our ports have been free, and gold has declined
over one cent, and yet the quotations here
nominal at 2J4c for middling uplands. This
strong undertone and upward movement
week is due TO a general feeling Of confidence
em0ng holders, assisted by a considerable
speculative { smand on Southern account, and
also by the feeling hat the short interest for
The nferlBEs have not been free, even st the
advs-sed quotations, although to-day there
were nominal. After change the feeling was
better. shippers v been of course almost
entirely shut out by the high prices, but spin
ners have purchased to q lair extent. For for
ward delivery the fluctuations during the week
have been more decided, bat h advances on the
week is about the same as for spot cotton
The market throughout was dull. Thee emand
was g still there was considerable running
around; buyers were unable TO get in at their
offers, which were mostly lee for middIing
and iS4c TO ls%c for low middling. Factors
have somewhat strengthened MP, and are
holding for higher prices than were realized
lsst week Sales to-day were 1000 bales, among
which were - middling at l9Zc; ZIG strict
low middling, 1870; 70 strict middling, lg1Sc;
Is good ordinary, fS{c; "a good ordinary, Isc;
. middltng, I9e:6 strict ordinary, NE; 3
middling, lSzei IS good ordinary, lSc; 80 Strict
and good middling, 29kc; II strict middlinK,
Ig1zei 80 low middling, lS5zc; a strict good
ordinary, lSAc; 8 ordinary, EHc; IL good ordi-
nary, lTzc; . ordinary; HAc;l5 goodordinary,
H5sc q low middling, IS4c; s strict and
good middiing, D1sc; l3 low middling, 1870;
10 low middltng, 1870; ISL low middling,
2S1Se: 81 strict low middlIng, le5<c; % low
middling, lSHci ~ strict good ordinary, lS1<c;
SO, strict good ordinary, 1870; 60 good ordi-
nary, lsc; Is bright middiing, IgHc; 8 strict
good ordinary, 1875; 8 good middling, 2lo;
Z good midoling, aszci p good ordinary, lSc;
8 strict good ordinary, lsHe; $50 niddling and
strict low m%iddnns, 1sc; 40 strict good ordi-
nary q low middlinE. 1879; q ordinary,
II5ze; G. good ordinary. i1sci. q bright mid
ding, ls1zc; 20 good ordinary, I7zc.
There are no dispRtche s nom Liverpool to-
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Thursday, Dsosmber 2s, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, 1o-wtt; Lists Nos. !, 8, ., 10, II, u, %,
sot VI, V, IS, W, 100. l0l, l02, las, 1s6, IA, l4, l2-
1914, l40, lsS, 1SS, ls7, tS6, lbs, ia, lSa lS2, lSl,
$500, rs, ~, l2s, rs, IA, rs, l22, III, Lao, Ilsl
", W, ll5, Us, III. LIB, u, Ill. Ito, los. l06, l7,
e9, g, 81, So, %, 81, SO, O., 81, 90, IS, Is, 81, 81, 50, 81,
o., 81, 81 and So, on W. s. F1ipp1n's subdfvi-
sion and plat Of a tract of land south of and
near the city OF Memphis, in Shelby coGnty,
Tenn, purchased by said Flippln of d,
Iooney q Co., and conveyed TO flfpptn by ].
g. Collier and wife; said lots Containing H1
acres. more or less, and lying between 8. NJ.
Wheatons q a. Vacearo's land, and which
VIII be sold according TO q subdivision OF
same, now on ME herein, which was mRds
oy III Humphreys, in pursuance Of the de-
cree Tor sale requiring such, TO make II
more suitable and eligible for resiSences, etc,
See map at Clerks ONCE.
TERMS OF SALE.-On q credit OF six and
Twelve Is and ~ months; notes with good Sc
curly required; lein retained to further Sc
cure same; equity OF redemption barred.
EDAUNOA A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
lnpFloa knTfTRFhl AVfnrnau nCQQ~ad
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THE Opelika Locomotive has the follow
ing, evidently s Torch Hill conundrum, and
the answer Is "HL.Hl
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etalisIicaI Position.

The New York shipping List OF Friday says /:
The European cotton market continues more
or less unsettled, with the future course of
prices Ringing largely upon the American
crop. According 10 the monthly review Of
Smith, Edwards Co. Of Liverpool, 81 million
bales Is regarded there as a fair estimate,
which British consumers regard as sufficient
10 carry them safely through. The consnmp-
ton there still runs largely on American cot
ton, and Surats and other kinds Of East India
cotton have accumulated till stocks are heavy;
spinners viii not use Surats largely unless at g
heavy difference In price, but Il is thought the
mately buy this inferior cotton, and thus re-
store The equilibrium OF prices. In the poorer
growthg Of East India cotton, especially Ben
gals, there "a such an overwhelming supply,
however, that any prospect Of substantial i'm.
rruvapnauf - lint faint
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No. lis, N. R-First Chancery Court ofEhelby
coonty, Tenn.-WilisIa Chase ct ux. VS.
James b Walt ct 81.
~ virtue of an in~terlocutory decree for
II sale entered In the above cause, August
Is EoS, and renewed November 10, ISL 1 will
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
In mont OF the CLERK and Masters ONCE,
Greenlsw Block, Second street, in the city Of
Memphis Tenuesgae- on
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FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
TUESDAY, Dec. 20, ISL. I



ina sit1ation in the local money market is
.-i,6ont ma Qge since our last report. There
Is an evident Strlngeney m N maIket, sno
nnmerous, but we ncte no change IN rates,
which are 10 and Y PEI eeE1 per annnIn-
Exchange remains at %95s NN DuSHs VI
Eastern cities and = selling.
m gold scarcely anything Is doing. In New
Yerk gold Is 1855, and here brokers pay A9'
and sell at l@-
The local stock and security market Is qulet,
with no offerings. Mississippi warrants ana
Aloorn money are purchased at 50 for the Tor
aner. and IS TOR the latter. Alcorn money Is
sold al &c. Cit securities are held FIRMLY al
IS for the currency bonds and 63g64 Tor the
gold issue County warrants are strong II va
as. buying and selling. Tennessee money
IL held al 68a90. Memphis and Little ROCK
shares are quoted at u. Memnats and
Charleston railroad shares held firmly, with
no offerings Nothing doing in Arkansas ievee
bonds. which, however, are dali abdominal.
STAT bouds are In request and few in The mar
11et. other matters are quiet. with no enange
and but little interest manifested.
Ronda in New York.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LAEDs
FOR SALE.

No. Sc. 4. D.-Second ChaneeEy C~ourt-Thos.
q. Neal ct al VS.. K. J. B. L. VIM ct a..
~ By virtue of q consent decree Of the
Second Chancery Conrt OF Shelby county en-
tered In the above cause, 1 will, at my of1ce
Il nnhTfn sofa ar
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Thursday. Jsnuary 4. Is72,

between tho hours OF Il m End 2 D. .
the following descr bed property, situated In
the rity o. Memphis, Shelby county, Tens
nessee, to Wit: a western half OF q certain
lot OF ground In said city lying on the south
side OF Poplar street, D fronting nifty test
on the same, and extending back south
wardiy between parallel lines a hundred
alley, bounded east By the Kennedy lot
west BY Moses Levy, including the improve
m3nts thereon, which Will be sold in ouch q
tho two tenemeEts the dividing line LetHeen
thetWo lots.
TERafs CT SALE-One half cash. balance In
SIX months, with notes and surety; lien re-
tanned 70 secure the same, etc.
EDMOND A COLE. o u n.
", 81. Stephens, Attorney. deI5tds
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COTTON SEED.

rTNHE MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY viii fur.
Il nish sacks on application, n pay SIC
per ton for sound seed, either by wagon, raj
or river. J.F. bAkTOH, 5up't.
December u. ISL d al
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IN SUPREME COURT AT JACKSON,


No. 7-Second Chancery Court Of Shelby
County-H. B. Wn1ford ct al rs. d. b.
Martin et al.
Y virtue Ofs decree p~roncuresd June 18th,
. 1871, by the Supreme Court 81 Jackson,
in this cause viii sell 10 tne highest bid
der, in front OF the Second hAncer court
room on Second street, in the city Of Mem
phts,
On AOnaay, the 18th day Of January, 1872,
the real estate mentioned ana described In
the pleadings as follows: Situated In the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee,
on the east side of ARin street, and dasig-
mated on the map OF said city OF Memphis as
lots Nos and 3, in block No. IS, being part
OF original county lot No lS4, sub-dfvided
and ~parttt1Oned among the heii Of Joseph
II, TALBOT, deceased, by decree of the COM
mon law eourt Of the city OF Memphis, and
numbered In said plan OF partition and dfyf-
sion as lots Nos. 7sndS. each fronting q SLIGO
feet on Eatn street, and back east
WaEdly lB% feet to an alley. Said lots Nos 7
and s constitute thS northern portion Of the
block OF buildings known "a tn FrcVfne
block, together with al the improvements
and appurtonances thereto belonging.
SAID lots viii be sold separately.
Terms OF 5ale-s1x, twelve and eighteen rs,
~ and lol months credit, purchasers giving
notes with approved security, and q lien re-
tained upO the property for payment Of the
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred. Sale within legal hours.
December l9s ISL
JOHN d. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Estes q Jackson Solicitors. deci5tds
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HsdnssdaY, january 10. ls72.

within legal hours, the lots OF land desig.
mated and numbered rom l to 81 inclusive,
on the plan of subdivision OF 4Tk acres OF
land beloE ging to K. J. L. VIM, sit0at5 in
Shelby county, on the new Raleigh read,
and in part on the north by Vol
liver. These lots, as laid on on the plan now
on exhibition Al the office OF the Clerk and
Easter n OF complatnants' solicitor, L. B.
Mcfarland. Esq, embrace 5, 8, 10 n Il acres.
These lots, or any OF them, viii be sold on
3 credit Of six and twelve months; notes
with security viii be required OF the pur-
chaser, and lien retained to secure the de-
fsrred payments.
These lands are all timbered, fertile and
vel adapted for SMALL FARMS, or for gar
dentng purposes.
such Bargains a. will be offered In this land
have seldom been offered TO the SPEOULAToR,
the WooD-DEALER, the GARDENKR, and all
who want residence property scJscentto and
convenient TO menpnis-beinE on the line Of
the railroad from Memphis 10 Raleigh, and
only 2H miles nom Court square.
- Full particulars and plans can be had
st my oUce, or of L. b. Mcfarland, Sol, Tor
compliments, at the Planters Insurance
building, No. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
dstdI NJ. ID, L. STEWART. Clerk ana Master.
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ChaaCsry Sale Of Real Estais.

2s2a, N.R-Int the First Chancsry Court OF
Shelby ~county-Jennie Richardson, admit
nistratrix Of c. q. Richardson, deceased, vs..
William Richardson ct 81.
ny virtue Of an tnterlocutcry decree for
10 sale rendaredin the above cause, March %,
ISL, and renewed October5 5, gS71. I viii sell at
uh1 auction, to the highest bidder, in front
Of the Clerk and Masters Office, GrsanlaW
Block, Second street. in he city Of Memphis,
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aOwsE., fall Of thOrnHs hoxsysE, ,: and Z Z.
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HINDER and by virtue Of the authority
~ vested In me by q certain Trust Deed ex-
cuted by K. p. Walt, bearing date the nth
Nay. 1871, of record In the Registers office Of
shelby county, In Book No. 81, page q, TO
which reference Is here had, and made for
the purpose Of securing certain debts therein
mentioned, I viii, On
Tuesday, tbs 26th December, 1871,
Between 10 O'Clock an. and 2 o'clock pm, At
the corner Of the Intersection Of
Aain and Madison streets, in the city Of
Memphis proceed TO sell, for cash, to the
highest q d best bidder, the following lot OF
parcel of ana lying in saId city OF Memphis,
and desert I'd a. follows, VII: Beginning AZ
q point on the north side Of Adams street
extended I22R feet from g. W. Cheeks SOUTH
wast corner; thence westEardly along the
north side OF Adams street GK Ieet, more or
less, to 3 stake; thence nortnwaroly slSx
feet to tbs south line OF Washington street;
hence e~astwardiy along the south line Of
Washington street TX feet to q stake; thence
southwardly Sls% feet, more or less, to the
beginning" being part Of country lot No
4ss, and the other parcel OF ground conveyed
by Lob w. Walker to Martin and r r. Welt
BIZ deed dated October u. BSo6, and by Martin
Walt to h P. Walt by deed dated November
q, 1859, and registered In Boo Nc. 10 page
ISL, to which reference Is made. The right or
equity of redemption Is expressly waived in
said Trust Deed, and the title to the property
is believed to be good, but l VIII only sell
deS MARLIN GRIFFIN, Trustee. etc.
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81 virtue of Deed Of Trust axeeuted 70
~ william A. blythe BY James Wicker.
sham, TN February, H62, recorded In the
He8lsters once Of Snelby county, Tsnnessea,
IN Book 20, pages 63, "a, rs, and ar order
made y the law side Of The Common Law
and Chancery Court OF Memphis Al It's OSto-
per term, A1a appointing ms Trustee, Vics
William A blythe, deceased; and further ~
virtue OF q Judgment rendered In the SUI
prame Court OF Tennessae, At its Apru term.
~, In the case OF James Wtcksrsham va
Niles AertEetner et al, 1 VIII, ~ o'clock
a.u, on
friday, Seth Deesmbsr. 1871,
sci IN 'front.' o. the County Court Building.
Memphis, AZ public sale, 70 the highest DID
oef, ioE eAaEf the PFC perry descLbed In said
Iced OF Trust a. the north half or part Of
Lot NOD OF Milton A. Kerr's subdivision OF
James Z. HardaWaJ's country lot In Menu
phta. being that part OF subdigtded lot No. g,
meloseo and Iy1ag between Court street aad
Pigeon kooat road street, fronting 81 feet on
each street, and exteudtag about 20 nom
one street 20 the others on which are two
framed houses The right Of redemption u
waved. The title Is believed 70 be unsns
cumDereo, except for back taxes, but l som
vey oEiy as trustee.
uo& tosl NILES AERTWETEER. Trustee.
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panIes slllUs ane VnicaxO nTe.
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Chancsry Sale Of Zeal Estate
Saturday, January 10, s 7

No. 80 &. Sin The Second Ohancsy Court
OF Shelby county, TennesAees-A. BurIs-
son, guardian etc. vs. 5. A. Aeachan ct
ais.
ID Y virtue Of an order Of sale made Il this
ID cause VIII sell At public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, in front OF the ofice OF the
second Chancery Court. In the city % Men,
phis. tennessee. on
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OF said tract not embraced IN said Trust
Deedl: Lying In Shelby county, and begin
ming At q STAKE In the center Of the Raleigh
!. ahI-t-- go fraef nnnuavad IN Inhn Pima
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TuesdaY. lanuarY g. lR72.

within legal hours, the following described
lan
Being part Of entry No. "a, for 1876 acres, 1
the lame OF Cherry, dated on the 5tn
day of April, 1874, bounded - follows: Be-
ginning at the northwest corner Of said en-
try, at q stake "a LINKS south OF a sweet gum
marked s; thence east 81 chains n 20 links
TO q stake in Fish Lake., from which south
So west "a links to q locust marked e; thence
south "A chains and So linkst to q stake, from
which north 40o 45 east 40 links, a white oak
marked 2 thence east l chain and % links to
q stake, from which north Slo &f west 81 links,
a box elder marked thence south IA chains
and a links to q stake, from which south $50
80 geat SItnks, an elm marked Il o; theme
Is cha1nL"and 20 links to a small blackberry
marked r B; thence south q C mains to 8 stake
on the bank Of Purcell Chute, near a cotton
wood marked Y; thence up said chute with
the old q or thereof north tS0
80 west $50 chains north, go west, Az chains
north, 81 4S west, ~ chains north &C west, II
chains north J7o % west. 6.8T chsins to q stake
4 links west Of q cotton wood marked ~;
thence north "a chains and 80 to q stake
IS links L. Ct an elm marked W thence ". 10
"a chains to q stake; thence n. Y chains and
links to the beginning containing 15 acres,
and lying n being or Island No. Al, in Shell
By county, Tennessee
Terms Of Sale-On q credit Of seven months,
the purchaser executing q note with ap
proved security for the purchase money; q
lien viii be retained on the Equity OF
redemption forever barred.
JAMES REILLY Clerk.
by J. q. CULLES, DC.
Rssdolph, Hammond & Jordon, Soils. for
co.'s Sainants. dq-sat
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Cotton Receipls at Hohue.

A report made 10 the Mobn board Of trade,
at It's recent annual meeting, says: The 70.
ceipts OF our leading staple, cotton, up 10 Sep
tember LIST, compared with last year, shoW an
increase Of e2,6l2 bales, distributed As follows:
AlabRma river, 92,045; Bigbee river, 5l,9c0; War
rior rTer, 1856; Mobile and Ohio railroad,
l6S,635, aud Mobile and Montgomery railroad,
59Il. From the hrst Of September 70 the sth
Of December the receipts aggregate llS,65e
bales against i3l, sos bales a. the correspond
Ing date last year., drawn as follows: Ala
bamar river, I7,d2s Mobile and Ohio railroad,
1856, and Mobile and Montgomery railroad,
3072i While the result Of an ~unfaVOrble sea-
son has reduced the yield Of the general crop,
II will be seen from the above figures that our
receipts are prsPortlonaiely larger than they