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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

OYER for sale, near Mound City, IN Crit
Il tenden county, Arkansas, a tract OF Land
Containing nearly lao acres Of rich, alluvia-
aom ~ - so anu
dsadenTng. This valuable tract furnishes 100
acres or more OF tillable land, All OF which
could BE- put in cultivation at moderate out
lay Of capital, making over q Thousand acre
farm, OF ~unequaled Vaiue in this vicinity.
This plantation IL distant about eight miles
from Hemphis-halfby water to Mound City,
the balances by riQge rOad-and Is known as
the "DOnegRn, or Island place, and with the
exception OF two hundred yards Of fencing, Is
surrounded by Marion and Beaver Dam
lakes, Which adOrd entire protection 70 the
farm from STOCK o. every kind.
There are no sand blows IN the farm, the
entire cleared Land ssing on the richest black
zIuvfum,~ producing IS much cotton or corr
70 the acre as any lana in this latitude.
These lands yielded last year from M to
one and q quarter bales 70 the acre.
In ad itiOn 70 this farm as a cotton planta-
ton. there are now upOn it between 10 and
80 head OF bullOckz, fattentng upon the IN
cleared portion Of the place, and the corn
now rowtn upon I. , purchaser can
with wagons and plantation utensils, AZ val
Uation.
fact that the plantation requires more o. his
time than be can spare to It's successful man
agement-
be deems any extended description Of the
properly unnecessary, as the value OF the
plantation Is 200 well known 70 require IL.
Parties desiring TO ami or 70 purchase
the plantation can apply To Messrs. Soyster
II. DoNEGAN.
II not sold before the nrst Monday IN Os-
cember next, privately, 1. viii be sold on
mat dsy al public sale, az the zeal Estats Ex-
change OF kOyster, Trezevant q Co, NO. 240
Main street at u O'CLOCK, where maps OF t1e
land can be seen and terms made known AZ
oc@ lid.
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LAST NOTICE.
Secure your Christmas and
New Year Gifts.
10000 90

DY the authority OF the act OF the Legisla-
ID tuEs OF Kentucky, OF March IS. Ell, the
Trustees Of the Public Library OF Kentucky
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FRANCE AND Trade.
OFFICE OF THH DAILY APPEAL,
MONDAY, November q, ISL j


Bus,pes. to-day, at the banks was mOder
ately active-couuter transac ions mostly. Tit
situation was relatively the same a. yester'
day. The matter Of exchange is still exciting
the attention and Interest Of banks and bank
ers. Late this evening we are informed thai
the Union Planters bank Is o buying eX-
change on New York and other eastern points
from it. customers al q discount Yesterdays
eport was, buying at 5Eg% discount, and sell
atK. With this exception, the money market
was quiet. Currency Is IN good suppl
Outside figures range from ~ to &c per cent.
per month.
Gold Is in fair demand, with light offerings.
Dealers buy from 10 70 lhOA,
The local stock d security market remains
steady. Count warrants are firm and in de-
mand, at 50 TO 9Oc buying, and 81 10 &c selling.
Memphis and Charleston railroad stock is In
demand; 5000 sold to-day al 35c, an al
vance Of &c. In Tennessee money, Old issue,
there is a fair feeling, and bought at Sc,
and sold at So 70 se. City bonds cur
ing; gold issue, 62k 70 6Ec. Arkansas
levee bonds are quiet and quoted at
Is TO &c. Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road shares are nOminal al 10 TO l2c; lt mort
CAGES bonds, IS 70 sc Arkansas State war
rants, IS to Soc. Mississippi Central railroad
shAses at Is 70 l6c; for Ist mortgage bonds,
dealers report s. 10 Sc as the buying and sell
ing rates: % do, - 10 sc. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are % TO &c; do Isl mort
"a bonds g 20 sc; do %, 7Oc.
Bonds I'm New York.
NEW YORK, November q, Io.5 p.m.-Gov-
ernmeuts are unchanged, active and steady.
Sterling steady at lOs5s- Paid for carrying
gold, 1 per cent.
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RscE,YER,s SALE nE LAKp.

ny AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCER1
ID Court or Memphis, Tennessee VII sen,
On thursday, December 1871
commencing Al ten o'clock an, ~ the Zeal
Estate Exchange OF koyHter, ~KreEevant Co.
uOrtneast corner OF Ell srson ana Main
streets, Memphis, about 22,0tG acres Of land,
Wing IN the counties Of Po1nsetE, ~Craignesd,
Rapdoioh, Green and Monroe, In he STATE Of
Arkansas, some portion OF tnis land Is said
to be of superior fertility, and lying conLi-
guous to protected lines OF railroad In SAID
state. vaIusb q for both It's umber an soil
I am authorised by the decree OF said court
20 accept Ia yme Tor said Lands any
valid deo.s against the 6ayo8 savings 1nst-
tuttOns and said lands viii accordingly Dc
offered for sale either for casn or Tor s1cn
dobts s. have bee nled or allowed BY me
court, or valid deEa nds against said tnst1tu-
no7tds 8. MOsBY, Receiver.
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Notice.

State Of Tennessee, =
County of shelby, lSS
A n orizinaI attachment having been sued
"A out on afidavtt made and bond given, as
in such cases provided by law, by 3 Ham
montree and against the estate OF c. Q. Hale.
as a nonresident OF the State OF Tenn ssee
and a citizen Of Arkansas; and said attach
msnt. having been levied by gsrnlshment
and reGurned by the proper omcer;
Tt IA therefore ordered. Thai D. G. Hale do
make his appearance before me. i. l.. Giles.
Justice OF ths Peace, IN saturday, the 18TH o.
November, 1871, 81 10 O'clock an, to plead
or answer 10 said attachment; and II Is ur
ther ordered thai this order be published
in the Memphis APPEAL once q week for four
successive weeks. This 18th Of october, IS7l.
oclSWed THOS. L. GILES P.
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SATURDAY. December le, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real eatate, Io-w1t: Lying upon what Is
lows: beginning ST the corner OF
No. 3; thence south 187 poles 70 Its southwest
corner; thence west lsH poles 70 the SOUTH
ton eleven, being lot No OF John Q. Gre
hams plan OF subdivision Of "CoW Island"
and containing 100 acres.
TxRNs OF s1LR-One-thir cash; alan
in one and two years, purchaser executing
rctes with approved security for the unpaid
installments of the purenase money. Zen
will also be retained on the land
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
By III. CULLEN Deputy Clerk.
Banson, Rates q Dashleu, OILS for coma
niainanf nl8
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OOGt8n statement
nuA-uup or C-or,frpCu
INP0Rl8.


NEW YORK, November q, 1880 am.-The
market Is steady. Ordinary, Ice; good Ordina-
~. lT<c; low middllng, lS5sc; middling. lS1c;
middling Alabama, PC; middling Orleans,
lgHc; middltug Texas, 1879. Futures are I'M
hanged
"2p.m.-CottOn quiet and weak. Ordinary, lee;
good ordinary, lT3sc; low mfddling, lssc; mid
ding, lS<ei mlddnng Alabama, lsc; middling
Orleans, 1916; middling Texas, 1910. sales,
go bales, including 1850 last evening; futures,
7o@January, Is 9-l6c.
$40 p.m.-COtton easier, but not lower. Ordi-
nary lec; good ordinary, lfsc low m~iddhng,
ls5Sc; middling, lS<c; middling Alabama, lee.
middling Orleans, lsHc; middllng Texas, tG1c.
Saies-eXpOrt, 1725 bales; ~spinners, 765; specuIa-
ton, 70; in transit, 500, futures, 500, and IN
changed.
The cotton report for four days at al Q. s.
ports Is Net receipts, D,ZO bales: exports 70
Great Britain 2i,b5i exports TO continent, $50;
stock. ALI classes. 246 675.
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~NOn-Resldsnt Morcs,

No. S., Rim the First Chzncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Louh SeIby vs.
A. n. Ferguson, H. q. DENT ct al.
1T appearing rom sf1davit in b canse
4 that the defendants TO the amended and
supplemental BIN fled herein, to-wtts John
Ferguson ana William Ferguson al citizens
OF Ohio, and non residents OF the state o
return on original pr Jcess herein that sarah
L. Dent cann9t he feund ln SHELBY county;
It's therefore ordered, hat they make their
appearance herein, at tAe courthouse in The
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
MONDAY In december, h7l, and plead, answer
or demur to co-mplatnant's amended anU
bill, or the same viii be AXE
for confessed as to them and set Tor hearing
exparts; and that a cop Of this order be
published once q week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Acopy- attest:
EDMUND A. COLE,C Clerk and Master.
By r, J. Black, d, @. and n.
Vance 4 Anderson. sOls. FOR com. OclS wed
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FORaALD

A FARM OF two hundred and nEs acres,
"A seven miles nom Memphis, and half .
mile south of Goooleths station, On the Men,
l8y acres cleared q n and fOrty-nve acres OF
q beautiful grove. This site "a one OF the
most beautiful in The country, with comtoE-
table dwellings, gin house, stables ana well
Of clear sweet water. STOCK, provisions,
wagons, tools, etc, now on The place, Will os
sold II purchaser desires. FOR terms apply
on the place 10 Dr.. O.. H. Mo0re, or Geo. h
phalcO Il Ennrra arraal oc3f
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New Remedies & Quick Cures
AZ
DR.. n. DeCARL'S
al . IN .,
In POI MAIN STREET.

DErHEEN WASHINGTON AND ADAMS
- streets, Memphis, Tenn Or. DeCarl,
formerly OF $40 Aain street. Buffalo,, N. Y,
specialist In the treatment of yphflis and
All diseases OF the genital organs OF male or
female. Is permanently located at No. ID
Main street.. Memphis, Tenn.
Facts are Eaets.-Good phystans acknowl-
edge MS superior skill M unpreeecenfad
success, and send hopeless cases to him. Pa
tients suffering from skin diseases, diseases
those anomalous and com plicafed cases OF
old standing, whore the constitution has
long suffered from pr0tracted mercurtai
treatment, should not despair, but call on
DR.. DeCarl, and he subjected to a course Of
his umiRaiing VauOr BathE. in c Injunction
zeal Banks, Roots and Leaves, which grow
within 23H degrees Of tE5 equator, and nearly
under a vertical sun.
To the Ladiea.-The various complicated
n distressing diseases incic lent to females,
treated with eminent success. Such as sup
ehe womb, TUmors, ali Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility Painful or Difficult Mem
SITUATION. B~arrenneBs, etc.. etc, viii be
cared, without poisonous druEs, In
.urtous or unpalatable medicine Of any kind
Have no dsncacy in calling, no difference
what Tour troubles may be. The afflicted
are cordially invited 70 call and satisfy
themselves.
REMEMBER:-That Dr. DsCarl publishes no
certificates 70 dup the unwgry, nor makes
but that all ne says viii be faithfully car
ried OUT
~ All letters answered promptly and
medicines carefully packed and sealed, free
nom observation, forwarded by express TO
every part Of the civilized world.
- Once 2OG Hain street, up stairs, Mem
phis, Tenn PostOnce box l16. Once hours
nom II an to 81 p m mol
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PLANTATION For SALE,
On the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road, ~ Al6es Station, Ia miles
from Memphis.

On tire Mississippi and Tennessee BaIs
road. a. Al6es Station, IA miles
from Memphis.
ENHE undersigned offers Tor sale the place
on when be resides, being on the Mis-
sfssippi and Tennessee railroad west, at Al
den Station. DesOto countv, Atss.. contain
ing about IS5 acres, nearly all choice land,
with 100 to l49 acres cleared. q portion being
al bottom land The station Is but three
nut walk rom the residence. The cars
STOP morning snd evening, going TO n re-
tnrninz from Memphis AFTER business hours.
The improvements are q ne-s story frame
mouse, taou0le cabin style.1 with an outside
sleeping apartment; q large, new, superb
clubhouse and fixtures in good running or.
der; quarters for lzDorers, etc. rich land,
It's leasant and healthy situattOn. combined
with It's rare railroad co~nVentsnces, make 1t
one OF the most dsstrsble ana Yzluables small
farms TO De found for sale. I viii sell one
bundred sores with the improvements, or
l85 acres, as may suit, or s. acres, fronting
the station, no i'm provsments, but havfng 3
handsome front building site. For further
particulars or terms inquire OF Vance a An
demon, attorneys, Memphis, or TO under
signed. on premises Ny posto1ice Is Horn
LaAe, Miss [d&wl =. 8 LATHAM.
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Friday. lacsmhsr i5. la7I.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tennes-
zee: Section three g, range eight S), EleV-
RunchIg northeast corner, with rsdoak
poluter; thence north forty (40l chatns 20 q
stake seven q links west OF 3 postoak
marked A. A.; theme west eight 80 chains
forty-six links (46) to 4 stake with htckory
pointers; thence south forty chains 70 a
take on Ben Sunch's north line with sweet
aum pointers; hence east eight ~ chains
iorty-sig (46) links to the beginning, contain
ing thtrty-four and one-tenth 80 1-10 acres.
BY survey, and is lot NO one IL. oy decree OF
county, ut It's December term, B67. in the
case OF g. ]. Bradshaw vs.. Matte q. Brad
shav ct al.
TaKMs OF SALE.-One-third 60 cash; bal.
apee in equal payments at s aud II months
from date OF sale; purchaser required to eT-
scute notes with approved security; Lien re-
tanned etc.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
L. r. MCFARLAND. Attorney. no15 wed
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SALT LAKE.
Accidents and Incidents 10 the Valley Of
Deseret.

SALT LAKs CRY, November 1.-THE
grand jury, following the example Of the
court, adjourned I'll Monday.
There j. nothing Whatever in the shape
of excitement. Il IL dead and calm every
Wsy.
Ths prisoners az Camp Douglas are
having a good time, and saints and sin
ners chat together upon the situation Ike
old friends.
The Herald to-day goes after the ring,
because, in publishing the fact that there
are other witnesses against Wells and
Stout than the DANTE Bill Hickman, they
try 70 prejudice public opinion.
Coaches from the mining districts come
IN crowded. All who have not pressing
business on the are hurrying
down 20 the city to escape the heavy
snows snd unusual cold.
A movement IL on foot to form q COM
psnY 70 construct q street railroad from
the Utah Central depot through to the
center Of the city.
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NEW YORK, November q, l0.5 p.m.-Gov-
ernments are unchanged, active and steady.
Sterling steady at lUsS- Paid for carrying
gold, 1 per cent.
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! sheep skins at 5Oc9S1 50 each, owing 70 size
I and condition. Wool Is saleable At 268ooc, a
In quality and condition.
LIoUoRs are steady and unchanged
We W. no chang TO note In LARD. keg,
uL9tIkc- tierca. N0Z6l0Hc: caddies. R%9So.
The receipts Of + MoLAssEs are large and
steady, at 55g6Oc.
There is nothing new In the OATS market
Receipts are relatively Light and prices steady
at 4Sg50c; in store on orders, Rg55c.
In ONIONS, the market is fully supplied
Choice are steady at SOS Is. Common 70
good sell all the way from 81 A925e.
POTATOES are in light supply with
a steady local demand at, per sack, Sl9l 10
and, y bbl. in shipping order, at S9t2-
Carolina RICE, prime new at sz@9se; Ran
goon. 3 to61<c.
The arrivals of'suGAR have been fair. with a
moderate demand. Brown and yellow hogs
head, l0al2c; Louisiana clarified, 29l3c; soft
refined, 12HaI35zc.
In G~RoCERIEs, generally the market
Is steady ard unchanged
The provision market is fairly active, Whue
the grain market Is in good supply with
a steady local demand
The LIVE STOCK market continues firm
at the recent slight advance on the
better grades. Hoes are also n light supply
and firm. SHEEP axe inactive, the supply
equal TO the demand. MILcH-COWs are IN ac-
tive demand The ruling prices to-day are;
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lNsOLYENT NOTICE..

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of ths
II estate Of James Z. Feyton, deceased, mo-
uce Is hereby given to AL PEI sons having
claims against said estatet TO appear before the
Clerk OF the County Court Of shelby cauntys
Tennessee, and nle the same authenticated
in the manner prescribed BY law on or De
fore the third day Of May. H7zs and any
claims not nled on or before said Day or De-
fore an appropriation OF the qnns o. sal1 es-
tats h made, viii be forever barred, both In
law and equity. This November = l511-
VIkGIHIA L. REYTON,
nna AdmXo OF lamea y Peytcn. decd.
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NOTICE..
A Last Notice % the Owners of Property
Heretofore sOI 60 the otty fOE the
Nen-paymens Of Taxes


OFFICE OF CTTTTAXC 0LLECToB,
~ MEMPHIS, October 10. 2
The twelve months SLOWED ~ law 1or The
redemP ttOu OF property sold Tor tns nos pay
ment Of taxes lOr the aorty-second corPoratS
year, 1853, VIII expire on the Sd day OF NO
vember, 1S7L
Aner b lst day OF December. 1871, deeds
VIII be taken by the city and recorded me
once OF the Register OF Sneloy eouG1yt lor
all the property struck on 20 me ests - sa9
thai date.
By direction Of ths Mayor, the owners o.
deenad NAV reoeem the same BY or before
the lat cay or Decem Ger, E8ls after snAt oate
deeds taGen by the city tor all properly sotN
in former years and not redeeme1, WILL ALSO
be recorded. and action viii De tmmeo1aseLy
brought TO recover possession OF All tna
propsrty for which deeds have deem sakens
r. W. EOBEkT5OE,
ocr0 CITY Tax Collector.
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For SALE.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND CON-
"A tanning so seres-4W cleared, being all
fresh and rich. There are on this and q
frame house, with four rooms, and An nsces-
plantation buildings, with q zood sup
ply Of me water ana a superb range fer
stock, THIS land lies ~ mne west o. Nes-
rom Memphis. LOcation healthy and fenc-
ing good. VIII be old IN 4 body, or divided
10 suit purchasers. Terms easy for purcnas-
er8- ADDRESS the undersigned. at fernando,
Mis- mol Jas. IL TAFT.
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AND LITTLE ROCK RAIL
ROAD-PINE BLUFF BRANCH.
NOTICE TO

dds VIII be recetved By this Company, at
D their oncs, in Little Rock. Ark, for ~
for building ths PINE BLUFF
BRANCH. rom Devalps Blun to Pine Biud,
Ark. q distance OF about 80 miles The WORK
TO consist OF grading. bridging ard furnish
crossttes. A party Of engineers are now
IN the Held locating said line, and rohle
specifications. ETC., viii be ready Tor exAm-
inaLion at earliest day possible.
Bids should be addressed to the under
signed, ct Little Rock, Ark; the Company
the right TO reject any or all bids.
By order Of the President
A 8. LIVERMORE,
General superintendent.
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NEW YORK, November p. II am--Tht
market is hrm, with a fair demand.
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ssdav. Oecsmhar 3 l97i
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF the authority In me vested -
ID decree OF the First Chancery Court u
shelby county, Tenn, rendered n the cause
Of W. +. Harden rs K +. Brown and others.
No. TAG, n. K D., such dearse sustaining Ma
- trustee In room and stead OF Wm K Pos-
ton, deceased trustee, In deed Of trust sxs-
eubed ~ James Young and vile. On the S.a
day OF January, 1851, TO szld PostOu. upon
the lands hereinafter described, and b. Wis
tue Of the authority so vested in me a. atora-
aid I nil on
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IOHNHY 3 Hrs poe.


Johnny had little dog,
with hair 81 black as lot,
And svery place that Johnny went
That purp went too you Bet
He followed him TO school one day,
That happened TO be neart
But when the teacher booted him.
He walked Of on his ear.
Returning home he u ct e COW
And at fhe COW did ny;
she fossed him up he hundred ieets
And how IL thai for hishI
The poor BEST meier came down again.
Aud John Wa left e mo1rner;
For ne purp was len on the stespie top
Ofths little church round the cornell
When Johnny heard his dsrlng's fate
A word ne scarcely saidt
Rut foudled bome aud weeping cried
-aNoE put me IN my little Cd
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chancarX Sale Of Real Estafa.


NO. - :. R-FtrstC la1cery Court % Shelby
conaty-branham Merrill ~. r. B DeBana
staL-
DH zrtus OF an i~nteriocutory decree Tor
- sac enteredin the aGcY5 eau e, Decemoer
- AssOs sno renewed July 10 l57l I Vii sail
a. puD4e auet1on- 70 the highest bidder, IN
nnnL O. the CieIk and Aastsr's nee. Green !.
Lag block. Second -Lreet, below JufCn. Ia lie
Eemphls, Tenn, on
T asday. 0ecsmhsr ), 1871.
within legal hours. all The right. title aod
Interest OF Q :. Ssvarsau in and 70 the fol.
10 wing described property, ro-wtts a certain
lot or parcel OF ground, being and lying In
hat part OF the city Of Memphis known ~
South Memphis, and hounded as foilowHi
Beginning 81 the southeast corner Of g lot
owned By Van Peit, on Csus3y
street, In said city q thence south FaruT
vi b the east line OF Causey street, 40 feet, %
a stake. hence aastwardiy and para e. with
Pets line fest, to a stake o. lest
nom street; thence north yard y,
parallel with fernando street, 40 feet, 10 Van
Felt-s southeast corner renee with Van
Petfs line W~estWardly to the BEGINNING; It
baing a part Of lot No. 5. in BLOCK A. "a das-
In the plan OF sOu-h AempniHr
wnich was bought oy brsnham Merrill 81
william L Vance, As per deed OF Baiu r4nce
70 said Merrill, dated November .. 1876, AID
In the Registers once Of shelby
Tennessee. book %, part 4. pagsgI6
l4S, on The Sth dag OF August 1873.
Terms OF saIe-casn.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and kasier.
VILLAIN n zaorT affurrauu- uG5raq
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Assignse'e Sale Of Valuable Real
Property.

. Y virtue OF sn order OF the District Court
- OF the United States for the Northern
District Of Alabama, in bankruptcy, in the
matter or Jas. Z. 5aundeT a son, oankrupbs,
Issued and allowed on the 18th day OF OcGO-
Der, 1871, the undersigned as Asstgnes OF the
g tate and effects OF said 0ankTupts, wiz sell
at public cutlery, for cash, to the highest bid
der, in 'front.' OF the U. ) CouEtrooms, Wal
dram block in the city Of Memphis, Tennes-
see. at the hOur of L m.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 1875, N.R-FirHt ChanceryCourt of Shelby
county-B. W. williamson, sdminists atOr
ofC.W. Cherry, deceased, vs. Sallte B.Cherry
ct al.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered in the
ID above stated cause or April q, 1885, and
renewed November Is, 1911, 1 viii sell at pub
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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RArCHELORS, Hale DIE

THIS superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Il world perfectly harmless, reliable n
instantaneous; no disappointment; 40 ridic-
ulOus ttnt or disagreeable odor. The genu-
Inc VIM. A. BathelOrs Hair Dye produces
immediately q splendid black or natural
brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful;
does not contain a particle Of lead or iniuri-
Gus compound. sold by all druggists. Fac
tory, I6 BOND STREET, n. Y. oc6
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Sale of Real Estate.

.R-First Chancery Court of shelby
~Aounty-S. j. Bradshaw VS.. Lula Manson
Bradshaw ct al.
ny virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause October u
1871. I viii sell at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, in 'front.' of the Clerk and Masters
once, Greenlaw block Second street, city OF
Mzuo Dh4a TannaaQac on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-22

NEW ORLEANS, November q, 1890 a-m.-Cot
ton market is steady, with u fair demand
Middling, lsEc. Sales, 60 bales.
2p.m5Cotton firm. Middling, lSEc; sales
$50 bales.