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Saturday. Decsmbsr 2. 1871.

within legal hours. In front Of the sheriff 3
once, IN the city Of Memphis, Ienn.s on the
west side Of second street, between Unloa
and GayosO streets, and IN front Of the souIh
P~ortionof the Greenlaw opera House, pro-
csed to sell, FOR cash. 70 the g1e 2 pess
bidder, the following real estate, OF 20 mael
amount secured bT the trust. The properly
LES in shelby county, Tenn ,andis mus c.
scribed: The mont EseI, 49,
acres, and being the same that was conveyed
to the said James by wesley blARs-
more, By deed dated 18th February, E05, reg
Istered In b Registers once 81 ne .
follows: Beginning at ssveet gum Henalns
and 43 links south q Bradshaw s south line OF
q 40 acre tract and on the line between ala
]. Young and A. q. BiaksmOre; thence west,
CROSSING cane creek. chatDss thence soaAn
q chains and 81 ltnk5t 20 ssWeet gum thsnee
east 4 chains 10 g. BlakemoIss
corner; thence north q chains nd ms
WITH A. q. BlakemoreHS west line 70 the pc
ginnirg- Also 50 much Of tae toloWL1s &C.
Imorfgsged % others prior TO January j., lsol,
and remained the pFopertyof James Young
whole tract Is ss follows. containing
sDOut 10 acres, a Being a part OF Eaet
originally in the nam3 OF James SeaEelE
Beg at the northwest corner o. 80
orfqfraI tract at q stake north . degrees east
a Inks from 8 white OAK marAea W.
theme east passing an elm az 1-so
sea acre zra1t, IN al ~ chains, 10 aaSAke Of
sweet and black gum and 0lack oak po4L-
srsi thence south crossing Sa5s sLseA q y
Iiuks. 10 a swesS gum; thence west 4 chains
10 3 STAKE, -hsncs south, crossing sad cIa7A
! at2 CHAINS, IN Al 3 ehairB and 81 Inks, 70 q
md doxWooc: thence south 6 chains and 10
INKS to . stake ana back gum marked Ii
thence west 30 chains TO = slakes thence hoFtn
a. ehains ana 70 links 70 the beginning 10
TFhfeh dead Of trust and tbs Cnanosry Court
record reference is here made for greater Ger
tainty. Titles believed 10 bs good, D1b i WI
sell and oeuVey only as trustee. quit OF
redemption barred.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
Sheriff Of Shelby county u Trustee.
EUMEs & PssTON, attorneys
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Friday. November 10. ls7l.

with legal hours, the lots OF Iand designated
and numbered rom Ito 81. inclusive, on the
plan Of subdivision OF fT7k acres OF land be-
Ion ging to K J.B. L VIM situate In Shelby
county, on the new Raleigh road. and bSund-
ed in part on the north BY Wolf river. Ehss5
lots, as laid OF on the plan Row on exhibit
ton at the once OF the CLERK and Master sDd
OF complztEauGs' solicitor, l. B. MCFARLAND
ESQ, embrscs 5. 8. 10 s1d II acres
These lots. or any OF them, VIII be sold
on a credit of six and twelve months,
Notes with security viii be required OF the
purchaser. n lien retained to secure the de-
tsrrsd payments.
These lands are are all timbsrsd, fsrtile and
well adapted tor SMALL EAEA5, Or for gar
denlng purposes.
such bargains IS wiz b Oasre1 In this n
have seldom been offered to The SPECULATOE,
the WOOD-DEALER. the NEE, and al
who want residence property adjacent 10 and
convenient 70 AamPhis-eet-g on the line Of
the projected railroad from Memphis TO Ra-
Isi and only - mi Is from Court square.
~ EaH particulars aud plans can be had
at nav once, or Z. s. M~GEAzLAED. Sol Tor
c-omplainsnts, Al the Planter Insurance
Butl6fns, Ne. Al Madison street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
n. D. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
,~TF-1fG
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EXPORTS OF TOBACCO
The rear ending nctnher L III.



We take the following extract from Kerche,
raj & Sons st. Louis circular DOR the month O
October: 1.-THE entire packing OF the West was
officially reported at 3,6Ts90S hogs. which, with
Increase OF weight, make 4,lO9,0O0 of preceding
years weight, when the slaughter was 2,6J3l2
the product OF which, with the subsequent
packing Of SIMMER, have been so heavily
drawn upon that the stocks, save irregular de.
posits of mess pork, are nominal, even at the
larger points Of production, and if there was
the usual stage Of water in the western rivers,
they would be taken for immediate consump-
ton at the South, where supplies are light and
are understood TO be Inadequate, in Arkansas,
western Louisiana and Texas.
the commercial interests Ofthe world are
in a more healthy condition than during last
year, and its wants, particularly in Europe,
where the crops have been damaged and leo
pie diverted nom production, viii be equal TO
the anmusl progressive increase IN the con-
sumption of animal food, It would seem that
a crop of4OO0,OO hogs, If reached, should cause
no uneasineSs, in visW Of the fact that prices
viii be reduced p to 80 per cent, as compared
with last year.
"At this place there were cut, from the LIST of
November 10 the LIST OF March, S0l6S4 hogs.
Since then there have been received l8l, rs
hogs, of which there have been shipped. say
sumption 100000.
In addition, as reported at the Union Mer-
chants exchange, there were received within
the twelve months ending oath of Octo ter, g.
s7J bbls, 5y74 hhds, 2O2S pkgs, and 9G4,SS7 pcs
pork; 1855 hhds, 5252 pkgs, and 1928 pcs ba-
con; G,O74 bbls and ties and l3,S92 pkgs lard,
equal 10 the product OF 479-S42, which, with the
summer cure of 49, 300 and the winter packing
OF 303,64, make a yearly supply Of SS3,526 hogs
for ST. Louis ard its dependencies.
"a business so immense, involving the in
vestment OF not less than SI7,670,5a. requires
consideration, something more than the mere
physical force TO slaughter the hogs and TO sell
their products, and we may possibly subserye
the best Interests OF the Jrade-produeers,
packers, and onsumers-iu e~ndeavoring 70 re-
call its principal movements as a means of in
citing eonsiderate and well-timed action on
the part ofleading operators"
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NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY.

In the Dis ret Court Of the United states sol
the District OF West Tennessee.-In tn
mater OF ". A. Longley, bankrupt-fu
bankruptcy. Before Thomas J. Latham
ISL Register.
To tbe eredltors OF the above named bank
rupt:
JAKE notice that a general and dnaI meet.
= ing OF the creditors OF aid bankrupt
VIII 1e heid at the Office OF said Reg.
ster, IN the city Of Memphis, In said Dis
trietY on the 18th day OF November. A. ID.
81, 50 WO'e1oek am.s for the purpose named
IN the 9th section OF the BANKRUPT 81 III
March lb04; 4 also give you notice that 1
nave nled my nasl accounts as assignee OF
the estate Of the said bankrupt, In said Sour
and that on the 18th day OF November 1 snail
apply to said COurt Tor the settlement OF ny
said account, and Tor a discharge frona all II
soufty - assignee o. said estate In aceor-
dance With the provisions OF the &th sec1ion
or the act OF Congress, entitled San act 10
establish g uniform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved
March 2, las.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
MEMPHIS, TENN, November l, ISL. uc2
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FEEAECE RNR TgADE.
THURSDAY, November ;, 1871.



There was a brisk counter business through
out banking. The general situation In money
circles was about The same as yesterday
No new feature Of importance came un'
der our observation. Confidence, gener.
efv speakinE, in money matters Is nicely
~ Dressed, anu there is but little fears enter.
famed from the great fire in Chicago, or the
strfngency felt at this time In New York and
baWEed about by ONE at the present. Rate
remain unchanged; IN bank, 10 10 u per cent
and in open market, u TO ~ per cent. pei
month
The gold market was a little livelier to-day
One dealer sold about $1,000 AZ III, and bought
q few hundred at HOS. There were other trans
actions ranging about the same.
In silver there was Dut little bushes Deal
ers bought small lots, paying lUl.
1nstoeks and securities we heard Of nothing
worthy of nodce. They remain wholly IN
buying, and s. % 81 selling. Tennessee money
. seuing az &c, aud buying at from s. 70 sc
MempGE ana Charleston railroad stock Is
quoted a 81 @ Sle'lst mortgage bonds 81 TO Sc
and Sc selling. Memphis and Little ROCK rail
road shares are nominal al 10 TO l2c- III mort
cages bonds, Is 70 7Se. Arkansas state war
rants, % 70 @e- nlSSlsSPPi Central railroad
dealers report 81 10 Sic Us the buying and seil.
inc rates; ID do, Il 10 sc. Mississippi and Ten.
nessse railroad shares are ~ 20 &c; do LIST mort-
gaze bonds 81 10 SIC. DO ID, Wc.
The decision of the Jury In the Memphis
6ayOso gas company against Murphy. Will
hanson and TOmeny case VIII not effect the
banks with which defendants are connected.
Ohio state auditor has HE bills In ths
| circuit court look ng 70 the dissolution Of the
I kutckerbOcker, Equitable, Garden CITY anc
Commercial iusurR7ce eompaaiess they belnt
/ bankrupt The assets 81 the knickercocker
including capital stock not paid up. Is sS70,0n
and The losses are S750G0e assets OF Equitable
| SgDt9 losses, $3.OooHO0. Garden City, asset
barely sSQ,00 IossesI t2leo,Q0. The commer
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cial has risks amounting to s6pOODOO, and as
sets about 100000.
The official returns from the national bank
from the following States, at the close Of bust
ness on the ID OF october, was as follows;
Virginia-Capital stock, S;610.000i individual
! depOs IS S,6y,I9S; loans and d counts, $780,
Us; specie. $4,000; the -resourees and Liabilities
are each stated at over SI4y00,00e.
North Canolina-Capital stock, G,5lO,c00; In
divtdual deposits, S,0S0 SEQ; loans and dis
! counts, S2.4t2,sl7: specie, 81 900; esource and
I Liabilities, g5.635,2f0.
south CaroIna-CapitI stock, sLsOeYOoO in
dividual deposits Sl,6J,454; loans and dis
counts, S2,lyS,&l; specie, SlzsOo9i and
liabfl' ties, S5S30,4I2.
GeoTgIa-CapftaI stock. g. s4 600; individual
SO; specie, $1,000 resources and liabilities,
S7,0a,EA :
deposits, SS5,l2: loans and DISCOUNTS, So4s-
81 specie, $1,000 u and liabilities,
New Orlesns-CapitsI stock, $4,000 indi-
vidual deposits, s4,570,3 04; loans and discounts
s5,bH45s. specie, sll6,740; resources and iabi1-
ties, sI2654,2f3.
$5250J0; individual deposits, s9ls 2S7; loans and
discounts, S756,3i5; specie, S2b,S3i resources
and Liabilities s2S7lSS1
Arkanss@Capita took, S20,00 individual
deposits, si0S27; loans and discounts, sITT,G3l;
specie, SlrSl7; and Liabilities, SoL--
Kentucky-CapitaI stock, S4,7sSaO; indivi-
dual deposits, s2,47, 1913; loans and discounts,
s4.77as53i specie, 5000; resources and iabill-
ties,
Cincinnat-CapitaI stock, s4,O00,0o0; indivi-
dual deposits. g5,S5.S03i specie, s52,O00; loans
sud discounts, S5-s35,290; resources and liabilt-
ties, Sl3S29I5.
st. LouisLCapital stock. ss.sOOOO; Individual
deposits, y4,05l,S45; loans and discounts, $685.
3e5; specie, S2,53; u and liabilities,
Sl9.5 6664.
Cleveland-CspitaI stock, sSSOO,DOO: indfvf-
dual deposits, S4,z2y3iS; loans and discounts,
SS3rGo; specie, S,5I6 resources and Aabilt-
ties, Su,7l4,7y7
Bonds IN New York.
Z YORK, November 3, l0s2 a.m.-The mar
ket IS firm and the demand fair. Sterling
steady at lOS4. 5 per cent paid Tor carrying
gold.
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CGHTRE.

Sales to-day were 1900 bales. There was but
little animation manifested in the cotton mar
ket to-day. From Madison TO exchange street
on Front street there was but little done, sell
ers reporting but few buyers making inquiry.
Un Union The bulk Of the SIDES were made.
Cotton in New York having declined within
sc OF the lowest figure Of the season. cotton
in this market, in consequence was as low If
not actually " than il has been at any
time this season, clos ng dull. with middling
L1sci low mlddling, ILc; In the morning H1Sc
ana lE1sc respectively WAS realized. We omit
quotations as the market Is unsettled, and 8
better feeling is anticipated Tomorrow. Among
the sales we're the following: 20 bales on PR
vate Terms; q middling, 1E<c 90 middiing.
.l74se; " strict mfddling, ITNc; loo Low mid
ding, TIC. ia middftng, IIZc; 81 strict good
ordinary, lie, 3S low mlddling, IKE; 50 good
~OrdtnaTy, 1919; 81 low middling, I74c; II low
middnng, H14c; 50 strict good ordinary, 1876;
. strict lOw middllng, l7Lc; 10 low middling,
H1scs 9 strict good ordinary, nc: Is strict md
ding, lSc; q strict middling, I735c.
The net receipts at all the United Ssates
ports, as telegraphed FROM New York, for seven
days, ending to-day at noon, are 81 ,345 bales.
Exports 70 Great Britain, 1850 bales. Exports
TO continent, 1850 bales. Stock, OF all classes,
z64,50 bales.
The Liverpool weekly statement, as fele-
graphed to-day, compared with the CORES
dOndtug week last year, Is as follows; Receipts,
Increase, A5De0; American decrease, 1000; sales
decrease, Sl,Q00; stock on hand increase. 5L,50G,
American, 536Ol
Last year ut this time middling here was
in LfVerpOol. gid
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lASOlVEAT kOIIcE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency o. the
"a estate Of James 7. Psyton, deceased, no
tiee is hereby given to all persons having
claims against sad estatet 10 appear before ne
Clerk Of the Counfy Court Of shelby caunty
Tennessee, and file the same, a~uthenticated
IN The manner prescribed BY Law, on or be
fore the third day Of October, 1872; AMI ans
claims not nled on or before said day or be
fore an appropriation Of the funds Of said e.
tate Is made via be forever barred, both II
law and equity. This November ?, ISL.
VIRGINIA L. PEYTON,
noe Adm'x of James z PeTtou. decd.
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Bagging is steady and unchanged. Tobacco is
arm, and no change In prices. Onions are in
good supply and selling at 50 to3 IS for common
TO choice. Groceries are nrm and prices un-
changed.
THE WESTERN CROP.
The Louisville Courier says: Last year the
crop was almost unprecedently large, but the
Leaf was generally light and Included more
than usual amount of trashy Iugs- The pre-
sent crop is known to be light, but the general
opinion is that to some extent the falling on
in hogsheads viii be compensated for by an
Increase in weight. The following compare
tive statement IS given. For the years 1858 and
1870 the figures are approximately correct, and
those for 81 are estimates based upon the best
Information at hand:
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administrators and ExssatOrs Set
tIemsais.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COURT CLERK,(
MzMPHIs,O October 3, 81.
THE following ssttleuents naYlns Dss1
GIsd in my ONCE VIII De presenter ~
ths Probate Court for al the
November term, 11-
Final settlement Of MIS- 4 = so1ann1n
a s-xecutrfx OF the win OF J. @. Eaker, de-
ceased.
Ffasl settlement of Mrs. Fannie 2. b
led as adntnistrRtr1x OF estate OF H WIZ
held, deceased
settlement OF J.. Stout as admnistratof o
state OF Thomas Il. Todd. aeceassa
LANES L CLfrk
NJ y CrrTUE Daru-V. u&s-t2
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McndaY. pacsmhsr 4. ls7l,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wft:
The undivided half OF lot No 5-bsi1g on
Island 8 IN the MISSISSIPPI rtVer-begtnrtng
as s cottonwood On tire bank Of the rivsr
Tast aide OF the Stand. marked A, On PfnDele
south undar line; thence east Y hslnE
10 4 stake and elm marked b Themes nOrLh
IS chains and seventy-nve 90 Inks 70 an
AN mRrked ID on MitchelPs west boundary
line. thence south with his line 81 chains
ana 5QInks TO an ash marked <, in MaGav-
Ockis north ltnes thence west VITA nus u z
M ehains TO a cottonwood marked r, In the
nank OF the river; thence north ID West1
chains: thence north s. west 10 chains and
90 Ink 20 the begtnnfng-eontaining SOP
acres.
TERHs OF 8AEE-Ons-third cash; balancein
ak and twelve onths purchaser executing
notes with sscurity5 Len retained % secure
nnrchase money. Equity Of redemption
barred. tbs November l. i5Il-
MD. u. STEWART. Clerk Sn1 Master.
Togwood q Micou. collectors. no2
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To the Honorable General UoUEcl:
IS a part OF the committee, asting under
tle resolution o. your honorable board, IN
der dzse Of sep euosT q, 1871, ana rsferTing
u the accompanying report. We would re
spelt=ullT ASK that . special cJumIttss be
appointed 10 the books al vuIch-
ers o. JEs city OF Memphis, from January
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Tuesday,, November 2sih, 1871

between the hours Of IL and HIM., the
following described real estate: A tract Of
land situate in the county Of Fsyette, state
Of tennessee, being the north end OF = tract
Of 4SJ acTss owned BY Wills Persons, begInu-
ing at 4 stake in Wm. DaVeupOrt's west line,
said Persons northeast corner, and unn1ng
thence north l7R3 poles to s stake, with mut
berry pointers J. ID. BreWsters cor
ner; theme west with brewster'5 line lH
poles 70 a stake and white oak pointer;
hence south HP% poles 10 q stake with gum
pointer; thence east 10 poles to the begtnn-
Ing, containing (I3V ndr and thirty
acres.
Said last shove described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, in said county.
said tract h6s bstwsen nifty and sixty acres Of
cleared land b3laccs most excellent TIM
bered land. Title perfect.
Terms Of Ssie-Ons-third cash, balauce IN
two EQUAL payments al one end two-years
from Gate Of sale secured By notes bearing
interest Is the rate OF ten per cent rom date,
and a Len retained on the land to EeCure the
deferred payments.
N. u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
November ], ISL.
4 o. Rives, sol tor eOmplt. no3tds
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Circular.

A 8 b production of the National debt, by
N the continued purchase and canceslation
OF dye-tweuty bonds. Will tend TO increase
the surplus capital held by incorporate n.
stttutiOns and private capitalists II atmesl
every section CT the country, 3 large amOuni
Of which viii seek investment IN STATE ane
ffrsf MORTGAGE railroad bonds OF
value. we would recommend TO cur cores
popdsnfs and others the securities OF the
5tate Of Arkansas, which are elassned ~
follows. viz:
Funded debt bonds g per cent? January
state aid bonds q per cent? Aprfland octo-
state Ievse bonds q par csnt-l January and
July.
The interest on these bonds Is payable IN
currency At the Onion Trust Company, .
Any Information desired will be furnished
and an orders promptly executed BY
- CLARK. WALC0TI q Co.
mixer and Dealers In outhern Secufltlss
% Nr0af street. New FOrk r Octo
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NOTICE.
= East HStsee to she owners Of Properly
Heretofore Sold 70 the city Tor the
SSa-2aymen1 OF Taxes.
OFFICE OF 0IEyTAx CoLEECToB,

OFFICE OF CITYTAX COLLECTOR.
" MEMPHIS, October 10, iSl5
The twelve months allowed by law for the
redemption OF property sold for the non psy.
ment % taxes Tor the fOrty-second corpOrSe
year 1863, viii expire on tks 90 day or Nc.
Vsmber. 1S7L.
Aterthe LIST day OF December. Iu. deeds
VII be taken By the city and recorded in tbs
OEes of the Register OF Shelby county, FOR
all the property struck OF 70 the city at the
thal date.
By direction OF the Msyor. the owners b
property, sold in former years and not re-
the lst day or December IS7I; after that date
deeds taken By the city for all property sold
IN toEIner years and not redeemed, viii also
be recorded. and setion viii be Immediately
brought 10 recover possession Of al the
property for which deeds hsvs been taken.
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
nGTn gFf- r. n-Tn..a--.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
B-ArCHEL0Rs, HAIR DYE.

vNHIS superb Hair Dye ts the best in the
Il world-Derfsctiy harmless, reliable and
instantaneous, no disappointment: no ridic-
ulous tints o. disagreeabls odor. The Renu-
Inc VIM. a. Bathslor1B Hair Dye produces
.tnnmedtately = splendid black or natural
brown, leaves b hair clean, soft. beautiful.
does not contain q particle Of lead or fnJurf.
GUS compound. Sold by all druggists. Fac-
tory. I6 BOND STREET, N. Y. ocs
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue OF the authority IN me vested b.
ID decree OF the First ChsnceTT Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, rendered n tbs cause
Of ". T.. Harden rs X +. Brown and others,
No. no, n. T. d, such decree substituting me
As trustee IN room and stead OF Wink Pos
ton, deceased trustee, IN deed Of trust exc
cutsd By James Young and vie. On the Is1n
day OF January, 1851, to aid POston- upon
the lands hereinafter described, and by viz
the Of the authority so vested IN me IS afore-
said / will on
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saturdaF. Hoysmbsr PIE, ls1l.

In front of my ofice. in the city OF Memphis,
between II am and u m. sell TO TIE highest
and best bidder. at public auction. the fol-
owing 6eEc dbed tracts Of land, to-wit:
Situate in Shelby county, state Of Tennes-
see, AID is described as follows. Fronting on
the old Raleigh ro6d, about four miles from
Court Square,, Memphis; beginning alta stake
90 Hollywood avenue, running west %
Raleigh plank road nine () CHAINS and two
~ Inks; thence north "a chains 81 inks To
the Mensphis and Ohio railroad; thence east
wardIy 10 nine chains 81 sfghty-iOuT links
to Hollywood avenue; and lei south -
5-IW chains to the beginning, containing .
gl-Io0 Ecres Of land,
TIE above Is situated abort a q mifs
from S~pringdale Station. on the Memphis and
Louisville raIlrORd, being the homestead Of
the late Dr,Chss q FIELDS, has an elegant res
idsnce and good outhousss, about ten acres of
Wood and, balance cleared and is a very de-
Eirsble place. Title perfect.
I Will also sell. to the highest bidder, at
public auction, al the depot ~ MOSCOW, ray
cite county. Tennessee, on
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ORSAE

FARM OF two hundred and I'VE acres,
"a seven miles rom Memphis, and halfS
mile southtor GOodlet's station, on the Mena.
phis and Charleston Railroad. e0mprfsmz
IC scFsz cleared lsnd a fOTty-nvs acres 81
q beautiful grove The site is one Of the
most beautiful in the country, with comfOF.
table dwellings, gin hOcse, stables and vel
of clear sweet water. StocK, provisions,
wagons, tools, etc, now on the place, will Be
sold II purchaser desires. For terms apply
on the place TO DR.. G.. Il. Moore, or Geo. r,
Pheiau. Al Monroe strset. OIL
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
I VILE, on

I WILL, ON
saturday. nth Day OF november is
wtthin LEGAL hours, At The iormss emse 1ab
WINTTER. AIchlrsct. cecsassa al sSscts of
soeedsnr f~rcfudlug Omco IuInltuAc,
books and architectural insErum$hs' ohs
horse' onS P MARY W. WINTER,
noa Administrstxtx.
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RnTInE.

A Ii persons having claims against the
"A county, in thes shape Of Barbour Lewis
warrants. CLASSIFIED hom one 70 eight, ss
present item with the proof or their legist-
may; and al having such claims not en-
braesd IN the eight classes, viii present thaEu
- = -. dOo11eEt, CLERK nf the Committee,
Tor future action or adjudication.
mol TO BLECKLET, Q. G. q.
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MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE q. ;


s-uxrkRY AND T~REAyUBER's 0TEIcE.
MEMPHIS. October ~, H1L
DHE Annual Meeting Of the
of the Mississippi q Tennesaee Kali
road Company win be held at the feaooaJ
Hofsl. Memphis, on Wednesday, 18th Of Nc
vamber, n7l, at O'Clock AM Al Fnecu lAs
an election VIII be held for Directors ior NE
lies Will be passed free by exhibiting bnsl
stock certtieates 70 tbs conductors
ocfR LAM. Secretary
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