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COTTON MARKETS OF THE WORLD.

NEW YORK, November II, D36 a.m.-The
cotton market is quiet. Ordinary, 1870; good
good ordinary lS1sc; low middling, lS1zc;
middltng, l9c; Alabama, l94c; Orleans, l91ac ;
Texas, 1910. Futures steady sales, % o bales;
February, Is 9-l6c; March, 1S5zc; April, I9c
May, nominally 10 Lice; November and De-
I2:iO p.mSCotton dull and nominal; ordi-
nary, l6hci good ordinary, lSkc Tow mid
ding, lSLc; middling, l9c; Alabama, lsAc;
spinners, 35 bales; spectators, 6 bales; fu-
lures, 1880 bales; last evening-to ~spinners,
go bales; exporters, 4S bales. Futures easy;
January, lsEc; February, lSHc; March, lS54c;
$40 pm The cotton market is dull;
ordinary, l61sc; good ordinary, lSzsc; low mid
Orleans, IgLc; Texas, 1870. Sales to-day-foT
spinners, ASS bales; exporters, 3o bales; specu-
lators, 81 bales; futures, 1850 bales; sales last
eyening-to exporters, I5 bales; s~pinners, 345
bales; Spectators, l52 bales. Futures quiet
February, ls9l6c; April, IS l3-l6c June 1870.
States ports-receipts, s,0is balesi exports-to
Great Britain, l3,5l6 bales; continent, Hap
bales; stock, S2,769 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November IL, n:SO am
Cotton in moderate demand; middling, lSse-
? pmLCotton in moderate demand sales
today, 800 bales; middling, lS5sci receipts,
2557 bales.
ton quiet but steady; uplands, SD; Orleans,
i0E@l04d. sales to-day, 1900 bales.
l3O p.m.-Cotton market; uplands, gs9g4d;
Orleans, l0k9l0Hd. Sales to-day, 10000 bales
export and speculation, 200 bales.
. p.m.-CottOn dull and heavy; uplands,
9sd; Orleans, los.
LOUISVILLE, November n.-Cotton dull
declined low middling. I7%c.
CINCINNATI, November U.-Cotton dull
and nominal; middling, lShc.
ST. LOUIS, November n.-Cotton dun and
nominal.
NASHVILLE, November n-Cotton dull
and shade lower; low midoling, 1Tfc.
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November u.-FlOur duh
and lower common to good, So 6566 IS;
good TO choice, s797 IS. Whisky quiet at 96c.
No. 3 spring, 81 sal 38. Rye nominally I'M
changed. Barley dull; Western, S5a90c. Corn
heavy and lower steamer mixed Western, 81
@6ic. Oats dull; buyers favor white; western,
i4g59o. Coffee firm; Rio. l5@ls5zc. Sugar firm
fair 70 good refined, gLagzc. Provisions
Pork dull and lower at SIS S7}z9l6 lZH. Beef
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats dull; mid
dies, long clear, to arrive, SIC. Lard lower;
kettle, $50 &C. Butter quiet; Western, l09I6c.
ST. LOUIS, November u.-FIour quiet and
unchanged; superine winter, 81 595 75;
extra winter, s. SCAT; double extra, IS 25a6 IS;
family, e. 1905 so; only a small order trade.
Wheat very u with but little doing; red
winter, No 2, 81 %. Corn in fair Eastern or
der demand; No. mixed, SOC, at east ele-
vator. Oats quiet at 25c. Rye-no market
Barley dull; sample lots Of Minnesota, 6GS5c,
whisky, SOC. Pork steady at SIC cash for old.
Dry salt meats and bacon, only a small order
g 9O64lO.
LOUISVILLE, November u-Tobacco Is
fairly active; sales of5o hhds. Bagging very
quiet; hemp, l2cj iax, l21sc, in round lots.
Flourseasier, and in fair demand; extra fam
lily, S&96 IS. Grain quiet. Wheat, I 409l 90.
Corn, 45g47c. Oats, 2SG8ic. Rye csc, all on ar
ira heavy. Provisions-mess pork was offered
~ Sl4. Bulk meats in fair demand at "a, 5,
"a. q, S9s%c. Bacon-none here Lard, Sd
81 Nothing doing in green meats. Whisky
steady al BIC.
CHICAGO, November .-Fiour quiet and
unchanged; sales mostly on local account.
Wheat dull and declined; No. lspring, 81 IA;
NO. 2 closed al 81 022, Corn duh and a shade
lower; No. 2 mixed, 3g7sGslc. Oats dull and
declined; No. 2, 2OLa20Lc. Rye dull: No. 2,
5l1zc. Provisions are quiet and steady; mess
pork, old, SIS; new, s3 75al4. Lard, 7ba759c.
Meats fairly active, but mostly sales for fu-
ture. Whisky steady at S9hc.
CINCINNATI, November u.-FIourduu but
unchanged. Wheat quiet at 81 4sal S.. Corn
nrm, old, &c; new, S93sc. Rye steady at SO
zoe. Oats quiet at AaS3e. Pork nominal.
Lard quiet; kettle, rz@Thc. Bulk meats
quiet; new, ~, E5GSc. Bacon, jObblng sales
Whisky in good demand at bic.
NASHVILLE, November H.-Flour steady,
superfine, s6G6 2; family, Sa7 80. Wheat.
81 80t O.. COrn-lOose new, f39ijc. Rye, SDd
sc. Oats, 308S5c. Barley, 60c. Cornmeal, g IS.
Provisions firm Bacon-sbOulders, &c; clear
Fetfie- a giei az T ne - consiaHaaRia
quantity Of new bulk meats in packers
hands, but none Offering. Hogs, S425,
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We zee from the above that the price Of cot
ton, which had advanced weekly from Sep
TENDER 2sfh, has this week fallen back.
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MONETARY ANDFINANCLAL MATTERS

NEW YORK, November u--MoNEY was
was active and stringent, and advanced from
Z per cent to q per cent. per day, closing at =
per cent. bteTtfng Exchange dull and weak at
81 premium for sixty day bills, and I0% for
sight. Fears are entertained of a liberal sup
ply Of insurance bills on London. ~G0Ldopened
nrm at i4S9l44 but afterward became heavy
and declined TO i3S, most Of the business
being at l%S9l34, and closing at l3%Gl3ts.
Loans were made at 4@7 per cent. 10 lilo per
cent, per day. Clearances for the month 81
0Q,O09. Treasury disbursements $4,000. Coz
eTnmentS declined h9% per cent, closing firm.
L. 5. Coupons 1881, lI6; 5-20s of 1852, lll34; 5-2s
Of 1864, HIS; do, new, 1I41{; do, 1867, n4I; do,
1855, l45s; new IS, 1851; l0I0s, 1919. Currency
6s, ll3. STATE Bonds dun; MisSouris, g2L; Ten
ginias, new, 50; Virginias old, 46; North Caro-
hnas, old, 81; North CarOlinas, new, y. n
heavy effect of the Boston calamity on the
Stock Exchange was very decided at the open
ing, whe prices were Pas per cent. below Sat
urday's prices, followed by a decline OF las
per cent. before the first call. Under heavy
pressure TO sell, Pacific Nail fell to 50, Rock Is
land 10 l0l, North West Common TO "a, Ohio's
to 40l%, Lake Shore to S315, New York Central
to 50, Erie to 49,, st. Paul Common to 81, Wa
bash 10 IS, Western Union 70 y, Columbus,
Cincinnati and Indiana Central to 26, and
Union Pacific to 800. The depression was soon
after succeeds by a hrmer feeling, and a rally
in prices oflS5R per cent. took place. Later
there was a reaction averaging one per cent.
on the entire list, but after the one o'clock
board the whole market rallied, with a further
advance ofl42Z per cent. The latest dealings
were characterized by heavineSs, and with a
decline OF 1SGlH per cent, the natural conse-
quence OF a Strengthened money market, and
The uncertainty in regard to any operations by
the Treasury. The closing quotations are:
Canton, IS; Western Union Telegraph COmpa-
ny,755si Quicksilver, 4619i Adams Express Com
pany, 90; Wells q Fargo's Express
Company, 81; American Merchants Union
Express Company, 6515; United states Express
Company, 20; Pacific Mail, 81; New York
Central, 90; Erie, 80; Erie, preferred, 20;
Harlem, ~; Harlem, preferred, 40; Miehi-
gan Central, Ito; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, $50; Northwestern, S234; North
western, preferred, s.; Rock Island, 1859;
New Jersey Central, 100; st. Paul, 81; St.
Paul, preferred, 72z; Wabash, 81; Wabash,
preferred, 80; Fort Wayne, 92%; Terre Haute,
10; Terre Haute, preferred, S; Chicago and
Alton, me-; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
I3; Ohio and Mississippi, 49,; Cleveland,
and Cincinnati, 81; Burlington and
Quincy, 1872; Union Pacific stock, 31&; Central
Pacific bonds, 1907; Union Pacific bonds, S%;
Delaware and LackawRna, 81; Harlem and
Erie, 81.
NEW ORLEANS, November Insight ex-
q discount. Sterling e~Xcnange,2 2k.
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Corn Is very scarce, owing 10 few and
small arrivals. One day the price went
up 70 &c, the next news OF probable
arrivals from the Ohio sent IL down to
GZ1zc, the day after extreme low stocks caused
lots TO be sold again al toe. The arrival OF new
corn, however, tended TO keep rates down, as
IL was sold under the market rates Of Old. Oats
are in small supply, with some inquiry tor
~them-priees are "all az sea- Hay is not
abundant, and prices are almost 81 better than
a week ago, choice bringing SIS. Bran has
been very scarce, and sales were made at 81,
with a prospect Of going higher, unless full
arrivals check the upward tendency. The
latest quotations Of these and other articles
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LYONS KATHAIRON,
For Preserving and Identifying the HUI
man Hair. To Prevent its Falling
Out and Turning Gray.

A well-preserved Head OF Hair, in a person
OF middle age, at once bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. It may truly be
called Woman's browning glory, while men
are not insensible to its advantages and
Few things are more disgusting than
thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed hair, with head
covered with dandruf. Visit a bar
Der, and you feel and look like a new man
This Is what LYONS KATEEAERON will do
all the time. The charm which lies in we'll
placed hair, glossy curls, luxuriaut tresses and
n clean head, Is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
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There Is 80 little bacon IN the market that
orders for lt have % be filled with bulk pork,
Tor that there Is a good demand, Not a barrel
Of mes pork Is 10 be found in the city. Lard
j. very quiet al dropping prices. A vast
amount Of hogs OF large size are looked for,
nalow prices are expected 70 rule. Packers
arc LOOKING 70 a foreign demand ~ their only
chance OF dlsposlng Of the large crOp. Of hogs
maj VIII come 70 market THIS season.
Building Materials and Lumber.
In lime and other building materials. in
sa-hes, doors, ETC. We report prices unchanged
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Lumber, sash, Doors and blinds.


From ST. LOUIS TO MEairHIs BY RIVER
Flour, per barrel, zoe; pork. per barrel, soc
whisky, per barrel, sI'25; corn and oats, per
100 pounds, &21ac; hay, per 100 pounds, S5e; ba-
con and lard, per 100 pounds, a2tse.
COTTON FREIGHrs,ALL RAIL-No New York,
81 20; Boston, 81 50; Providence, 81 3; Fall
River, 81 S6; Philadelphia, 81 10; Baitimorei
81 10; Liverpool, IS i'd.
CoTToN F~REIGHTs, RIVER AND RAIL-New
York, 81 Is; Boston, 81 .; Providence, 81 80;
Fall River, 81 81; Philadelphia, 81 Is; Balti-
more, 81 l0;LiverpOOl, IS Efd.
ALL RAIL RON LOUISVILLE To MEMPHIS
First class, per 100 pounds, TOc; second class
per 100 pounds, 60c third class, per 100 pounds,
SOC; fourth class, 4Oc; fifth class, per 100 pounds,
&ci butter and cheese, per 100 pounds, 49c;
Hour, apples, onions, potatoes, hOminy, corn
meal, per barrel, soc; beef and pork, per bar
rel, SOC whisky, per barrel, 81 50; hay, per car
load, $50.
ALL Rail PROM CINcINNATI To MEMPHIS
First class, per 100 pounds, Sc; second class,
per 100 pounds, zoe; third class, per 100 pounds.
Coo; fourth class, per 100 pounds, SOC; nth
class, per 100 pounds, 45c; butter and chesee,
100 pounds, Sc; -four, apples, onions, po-
tatoes, hominy and eOrnmeai, per barrel, &c;
beef and pork, per barrel, 81 10; whisky, per
harr1H 81
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DRY 0 MARKET.

NEW YORK November H. The disastrous
fire in Boston, which has destroyed nearly all
the, wholesale dry goods houses in that city,
with the immense stock OF merchandise,
causes immense excitement throughout the
trade here Details as TO the quantities and
charactero Of the goods consumed are anxious
~ awaited, and will have IN important bear
ing on prices. The market is very quiet to-
day, with little or no business doing Foreign
goods are very dun in all branches. Importa-
tons for the last week were one and a half
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Flour and Meal.

The strong advance IN Hour would have
driven prices up, but a In the first
market counteracted that tendency, and one
influence has practically exactly neutralized
the other leaving rates Just where they were.
The demand is not active, supplies appear to
hive reached the country Independent OF
Memphis, which has probably been caught
mapping Meal would doubtless have gone
up 70 50, bat the supply has been liberal, and
q 81 has been as high as could be aftained.
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MENPHIS. TENN..
VENEREAL OR SECRET DISEASES.

Is now permanently established for the treat.
ment OF patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with any form OF
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Apples are IN good demnnd and active, very
me for eating are in especial demand. POta-
toes and onions are becoming scarce and nave
risen Ia price. Cabbage has been scarce the
last few days, and the demand for it is good;
crates were selling al 81 and 81 50 Yesterday.
Navy beans, Eraut, cranberries, turnips, beets
and carrots are all very quiet as yet, there is
but a moderate inquiry. Lemons have been
lower, there have been two sets Of prices IN
the market, sal 50 and esG5 80; the former
are either Inferior in quality or the barrels are
from % 20 IS oranges smaller than the full
priced ones. Peanuts, cOcoanuts and chest
nuts are all in the market, but the demand Is
not active Tor any Of them.
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue OF 8 trust deed executed 70 me BY
ID W.B. Waldran on the Sth day OF April,
ls59, recorded in the Registers office Of shelby
county, in book No. 2, pages us and ll9, Tor
the purpose or pay Ing the debts therein fully
described at the request Of the beneficiary, ]
VIII, on
Thursday, 21st Day Of November, 1879,
in front OF the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the h0Urs0f 10 o'clock a nj.
and 2 o'clock pm, sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, Tor cash, the following
described tracts, parcels or lots OF land, with
the improvements thereon, lying, being and
situated In the city OF Memphis, county Of
Shelby and state Of Tennessee, and bounded
as follows to-wit: Beginning on the east side
of Main street, one hundred and my $50
feet nOrtL Of Linden street; running thence
eastw ardly, parallel with Linden street, one
hundred and seventy-hve tE5l feet 70 the
west side of Mulberry street; theme north
wardly with Mulberry street seventy-eight
and one-half GS39 feet 70 a stake; Thence
westWardly. parallel with Linden street, One
hundred and seveuty-fve f175l feet to the east
side Of Main street; thence s~Outhwardly with
the east side Of Main street s-evsnty-eight and
one-half CSG feet tothe beginning; the same
being the lot upon which the Waidran Block
Is ituated including all the improvements
and appurtenances thereuutO belonging.
The equity Of redemption is expressly
waived In III trustdeed; all taxes ~ any duel
or other eneumbrances viii be paid out Of the
proceeds Of the sale. The title il believed TO
be perfect, but / sell and convey only as
trustee w. MESSICk. Trustee
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust 20 me executed
ID on the 31th day Of MAY, 1907, by W. H.
Grider and II. il. Horton and wife, to-secure
certain indebtedness therein stated, which is
recorded in the Registers Office Of shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book No. 5l,
pages 6&, 20 nj Il, to which references hereby
made, I WILL as trustee, on
Friday, the 22d day OF November, 1872,
between tie hours Of I and 8 O'Clock pm, be-
fore the entrace on the north side Of Union
street to the courthouse. in the city of Mem
phis, Tennessee, proceed 20 sell. 70 the higuest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate and appurtenances, being the same de-
scrtbed in said Deed Of Trust. situate in the
county of shelby, in ChickaSaw CITY. or Fort
Pickering being in block No. %. on the north
west corner Of Broadway and Main street ex-
tended, fronting on Main street, west side, los
feet and running back on Broadway, north
side, lH% feet, the north line running with
the south boundary line o. Horizons lot, pur-
chased rom j. N. saint. The equity or re-
dempton OF all parties in and 10 said land is
expressly waived IL said Deed OF Trust and
the title believed TO be good, bat J convey
only AS Trustee. W. p. WILSON, Trustee.
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Chickens have been a perfect plague all the.
week 70 holders. Most Of what has arrived
have been yOnng mixed, and they are not
70 sell at any price-pick where you please for
s. a dozen Good, fun grown lat chickens,
all hens, ave found ready sale al good prices
all the time, Scrubby rubbish stands a bad
chance IN Memphis, and people do not want
q cheap Articles, they want good, and are
willing 20 pay the price for them. Quarters OF
beef, whole sheppard hogs are selling readily.
This KIND OF trade is increasing in Memphis.
Ducks, geese and turkeys are all IN fair de-
both alive and dressed.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, November 90, 1872.

No. 52-Nienolas FrecK et al W. Jos hfetai.
DI virtue Of an order Of sale entered ia This
ID cause, viii sell, at public agcf 1l, 70 the
nighesL bidder, IN Eont OF tile G8u4 OF tie
second ChancerT Courthouse. .u Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee,
On Saturday, November %, 1872,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
certain tract OF land, situate Wins and
being in the county Of shelby. state OF Ten
nessee, known and described as follows. to-
Wit. Commencing at a point on the new
Raleigh road on the north side; thence
53 iolu0 magnetic cOurseI feet % r take:
thence 10 the hne OF the new RALEIGH road;
thence with the line OF said road 12O 300
feet 70 the beginning, being part Of land con
veyed by Benjamin Wright % Charles Jones',
duly recorded in the Registers odiceof Shelby
Tennessee, in book No. ~, pages $
and 8, being lot MOL in Charles JOnes's sub-
division, as by survey made by &C. Burke,
County Surveyor, containing S-f0J acres.
IERMs-One-thirt cash balance on a credit
OF six and twelve months; purchaser execut-
ing notes with two approved surefies; lien re-
tanned; equity Of redemption barred.
This October q, 1872.
M. ID. L. STEW ART. Clerk and Master.
L. Il. Lehman. solicitors. ocZ2
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JNO. ". THOMPSON JNO. W. FALKNER
THOMPSON g. FALKNER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Ripley, Mississippi.

CPECIAL and prompt attention given to
. collections in TppFh and adjoining
counties.
Refer 70 Colonel r. A. Pinson, Colonel T. b.
DiIlsrl, SouthwOrth, Thayer q Co., Memphis.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TUE undersigned hereby give notice of the
Il assignment 10 them or al the notes, ac-
counts andother assets belonging 10 the Saw
ings Bank Of Memphis and Of their accept
ance OF said trust.
All persons indebted to said Bank. by note
or otherwise, must pay TO us, OF 10 oar order
only; and all others, 70 whom said hank may
be indebted, must hle their claims with us. 50
as 70 participate in any distributor OF money
arising from said assets.
suit viii b. brought TO eufore the collection
Of all debts which are not paid promptly, in
accordance with this notice.
W. r.. CUNNTNGHAM,
Il. A, PARKER, Assignees.
Memphis, Tenn November z 1872. MOI
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BuIteT has Dec 4remafkabIy eQnahIe IN price
for months, and We have nothing new 10 say
respecting IL. Eggs are in very moderate de-
maDd, and although the stocks have at times
been small, and strong efforts made 10 increase
the price, 25c92Sc has covered the weeks
prices. We must, however, look out for an
early advance.
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from last week. Dry lumber is very scarce,
with a rising tendency.
E.fFfuw Esuaa and TPfea

In these articles we hear Of no change, but
our market Is very dull when II was expected
that at about this time there would be a great
" enlarged demand and probably an advance
in prices. The country appears TO have been
from ~ Tonta and Iuufarf11a dfrDef
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Comparing the receipts OF the present year
with those Of 1870 we observe that on the week,
ending October 18th and November ID those Of
this year were heavily in excess % those OF
ls71, but those Of the last week approach near
or 70 those Of $50 than do the receipts Of any
previous week Of the season, except the hrst.
The last weekly report Of the position OF
cotton IN The United States, TO the Sth, Is as
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7ridar. the 22d AN of Noremher. -.
Trustee's Sale of Real Estate.

HAVING been appointed Trustee an the
II room and stead of Phillip H. Thompson,
deceased, by a decree Of the second Chancerv
Court, in case Of William T. Nauce vs.. C. ID.
smith et al, y. R. D., No. l1-, ] viii, as such
trustee, offer for sale, % the highest bidder,
for cash, In front Of the Clerks office Of the
Second Ehannauv Flgr-H rn
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Thursday, November IA, 1872,
Chaneery sale Of Real Estate.

No. uS4. n. R-First Chancery Courto OF shelby
couHty-Robert Searcy ct al. vs.. Elvira h.
Searcy et al
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
I'D sale entered IN the above cause February
2, 1867 and renewed October i, 1872, ] viii sell
at public auction, 70 the highest bidder, In
front OF the Clerk and Masters Odice- Green
law Opera House, Second street, Memphis,
Iennesseef OF
Saturday, December 4 1872,
within legal hours, tho follcHtng described
property, situated in Memphis, 1leloI cqunl.yt
Tennessee, tO-wit; Lot 30. one tl ta7 GeSis-
mated on a certain plan hle herein). Begin
ming IS feet north OF The lntefsectlOn ot me
west side OF Main street with the north siae
OF Ijnden street; hen north WITH tAe vest
side on Main street = feet q twelVe-io9t
oiiev. thence west WITH thes south side Of SD
ALEXIS feet; thence south parallel With I4.u
street 3 feet; thence east IL leetlo the potnC
or beginning on Main street.
Terms o. Sale-Une-tnird 60 cash; balance
IA six and twelve months; purchaser 20 exc
cute notes, with approval security, he1tug
interest from date; lien 20 Be retained uull
seme are paid. This November 3, 1872.
T.. A. COLE, Clerk and master.
Beecher & Belcheri Attorneys. uot
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Saturday, December :, 1872,

two certain lots or parcels or ground ia the
ctE Of Memphis, and described as follows:
Being lots NOS.lO and u, on Promenade street.
lot No. 10 fronts twenty-five feet on Prone
made street and runs back eastWardly with
Mccall street seventy feet. lot No. fronts
twenty-five feet on Promenade street and runs
back seventy feet, and adjoiHs lot Nc. 10 on
north. Title believed to be good, but L convey
only as trustee.
NOS - CHAs. E. RuLLOrK- Trnsta.-