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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-14
COMMERCIAL.
Live stock Market.
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HORSES AND MULES.

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HORSES AND MULES
The market is if possible fatter than for the
week previous, with but little inquiry, and the
Georgia market fully supplied. Holders ask as
much far horses here as they will bring at At
lanta after paying expenses of transportation,
and the only local sales we can reasonably ex-
pect are those to I'LL possible orders or the few
animals that may change hands when the pur-
chase is absolutely necessary for farm use.
MULES
are as dull sale as horses both here and in the
Southern market and with the large stock in
Georgia, East Tennessee dealers would not re-
is already invested, and they are forced to do so
to save themselves.
CATTLE.
\ marked Improvement WAS noticeable in our
cattle market during the past week, both in the
number and quality of the cattle sold; vet We
look forward to still larger sales in the next few
weeks. We have heard of some shipments
during, the week, and others will speedily fol.
low. The demand continues good both for
city consumption and shipment and No.
fat cattle meet with ready sales. We
noticed several lots of fine cattle sold last
week. One lot of eighteen head, sold by
Mr.. j. Waters to Messrs. FAM 81 Jones, de-
serves particular mention. Another lot sold by
Mr.. ). OYerton was considered good, while
Anderson Knott, Esq. sold one COW which
crossed | ,295 pounds. The total number sold
during the week was sixty-ive head, at an ay-
erage gross weight Of 9O1i pounds each We
quote the ruling figures as follows
No. / fat cattle, Blade good beef cattle
3a3!c; ordinary beef cattle, 24a3c.
HOGS.
But few hogs have been offered on foot
during the past week, but we noticed
good many sold from wagons net We have
heard of no shipment up to the present: The
demand, however, continues good But II
head were sold last week, averaging 2l1 pounds
each. asFEF TFE- -.-
QuoTATIoNs.-No. l fat hogs ia44. Good
hogs, 3!al,
HAY.-A large amount of hay has been sold
i'll our market the past week, and with but few
exceptions at 500 per cwt The demand how
however, is not SO good, owing to the fact
of a pretty good supply is in the city
We do not look for any decrease in the price,
as but little hay remains to be brought in, and
farmers are unwilling to sell for less than 81.
The amount sold on Market Square last week
WAS 81, 80 pounds. So zee #H 4s ..
SHEEP.
There is no change in the price of sheep, and
but few have been offered up to the present.
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II INuiS Markell
Cincinnati MarLa1

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 12-ShouIders, GaGlc. Clear
sides, 7}c. Lard, nothing doing
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iil3-d3t.

THE LIVER is more frequently the seat of
disease than is generally supposed, for upon its
of the stomach, Bowels, Brain and the whole
nervous system. Regulate that important or
gan by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, and
you prevent most of the diseases that flesh is
heir fO
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4 Safe Hand Lamp and Oil for p cents.
ilWf r-1rssF HEAD It LoCkE. g
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Marked Down.!

All kinds Of Carpenters Tools reduced 30
cases Planes just received and for sale much
below former prices.
w. w. WOODRUFF & Co.
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| take pleasure to announce TO the Ladies of
Knoxville that | have opened my Rooms, stu
ated in the Exchange Restaurant, where Oys-
tiers and Meals, after bill of fare will be served
up, in any style, at all hours. \. EIFLER.
iIS-tf
Til Is TO certify that | have purchased II
pittsburgh Cable lightning Rod, which has
boon placed upon my residence, located on
Cumberland street, between Prince aud Crook
cd streets. L am well pleased with it and cen
slider this Lightning Rod superior to any have
ever seen. y. T. BolNroN.
30-tat #
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For Rent.

\ dwelling house containing eight rooms
Inquire of j. w. Ault, or VIM. Jenkins, Oh
Broad street ii13d3t
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North Carolina Apples.

Pembcrtons compound extract Ut StIllinga
ures all old mercurial and venereal disease.
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Funeral Notice.

y fresh supply of Ingram Carpets at
THos. n. MCMULLEN Il Go. :.
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POST OFFICE HOURS.


parts at 300 P NJ, daily. except Sundays
Maynardville Mail arrives at 1900. NJ, Thursday,
and departs at Leo, p. NJ, same day.
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fri
days at 1100 and departs at 1900, day.
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800, p. NJ,
and departs Thursday at Goo AM.
The Post0fice opens at s, A. NJ and closes at 40 p
N. Open again at : P. NJ; closes at I, P. N. Office
open ON Sunday at P. NJ, for one hour.
JAMES RODGERS. Pm.
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MCDO WELL ROVER,
AGENT.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
G Q "A l. A N ID w 0 . ID.

Orders promptly filed and satisfaction guar
anteed. 81
OFFICE Col. Jno II. Crozier Il Sons Gay st.
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Use Globe Flower Cough Syrup.
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Merchants aud Clerks

Will find at the E. T. B. H. a full stock Of
Blank Books and Stationery.
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Fresh oysters

just received and for sale by the quart, or in
quantities to suit purchasers, at my store on
Market Square. PETER KERN.
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TTON MARKET.

Cotton weak and nominal; sales 3554 bales;
uplands, 22g. Orleans, 229
Futures to-day II, 800 bales, as follows: Fets
ruary, - 5-16, 227. March. - LILO, 22s. April.
22}, 3. May, ., 255. June, % 3-16, Is JIG.
I,,l,-
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Lois For Sale

offer a few Building Lots in the city, ior
sale Jos. A. MABRY.
ular23-tf
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re- For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consump-
ton, in It's early stages. nothing equals DR.
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. -r.
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New York Market.

New YORK, Feb. 13.-Money steady, Ga7.
Sterling 94a9i, Gold S1.10.al. l04. Govern
ments strong. States steady. New South Caro-
linas, 363 but closed dull, easier; closing quo
tationS 30.
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MULES

Southern market and with the large stock in
Georgia, East Tennessee dealers would not re-
main awaiting advance, only that their money
is already invested, and they are forced to do so
to save themselves.
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County Court Clerk.

We are requested To announce the name of B. f.
BEARDEN as candidate for Trustee for Knox coun
ty at the coming August election.
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MONRTARYAND FINANCIAL MATTER
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK
New YoRK, September S.-MOney az
ter loaning at Sc declined TO 3 per cent.
Some Of the banks are shipping curren-
". u having sent Sl5O,0OO 20 st.
Louis to-day, and another having re-
eeiyed orders for $3.50, 900, of which 5000.
900 was for Chicago.
Sterling neavy and lower at 81. Gold
miet at ll4(6ll3}. Loans 1872 to l per
cent. for use; olearings S8,O00,000- The
treasury disbursed SlSS,0OO.
Southern STATED ecurities-State bonds
d,,Il. Missouri, 93c; Tennessee, old, 734c;
40 new. 1870; Virginia, new, SOC; do
old, 47c; North Carolina Old S4c; DO
new, zoe.
quiet aud steady 1881, 1895 = o
1852, I4S; 5-2OsOf 1854, l4si 5SOs OF 1900,
l4a; 5-2Os Of 1885, new lStj 5-Zs Of
1867, I33; sos Of 1858, I54i iV-4Os'
s7k; currency IS, l22i new 5s, llg.
Stocks and Bonds-StOcks opened
steady, and so continued untn near .
pm, when it was announced that lhe
Prcifc mail steamer America a Deeh
burned in the harbOr of HOkohana, Wheh
the Pacific Mail declined q per cent;
the balance Of the list sympathized, de-
Ginning ! per cent. The Delaware ana
Lackawana declined J per cent. on the
report that the company would pass the
next dividend, The Rock Island
| Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
and Union Pacific were best
sustained. The market closed steady.
Canton, COZ; Western Union Telegraph
Company, y; Quicksilver, 42J; Adams
Express Company, 95i Wells & Fargo
Express Company, IS; American and
Merch'ts Express Company, II; United
states Express CoInp'y,sl3 Pacific Mail,
ID; New York Central, S63; New YOfk
Scrip, =; Erie, Asa; Erie preferred, 20
Harlem, ia; Harlem preferred, 100
Michigan Central, ll44i Pittsburg, For
| Wayne and Chicago, 90; Northwestern
73a; Northwestern preferred, 80; hool
Island, 1lO3; New jersey Central, fOo
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Thursday, the a1st DAY Of OetOher, 1s7g.


within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in the pleadtngs and decree, as
follows:
lot OF ground situate in Shelby county
Tennessee, on Jefferson street, in the city Of
Memphis: Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Jeierson's lot; thence running west with
Jefferson street 80 feet; thence sOuthwardly,
at night angles with Jefferson street, 1871 feet
moro or less, TO an alley, between Jefferson
and Court streets; thence eastwardly, with
said alley, 80 feet; thence borthwardly, al
right angles with said alley, 1881 feet, more OF
less, 70 the point Of beginning.
Also, two other lots or parcels Of ground in
Shelby county, Tennessee: On Lot, No. 90
/ commencing at q stake on the east side OF
Laudsrdale street, the southwest corner OF
Whites lot; thence running on a line par
allel with Bauderdale street south . chains
and 81 links 10 Jackson street; thence east, on
a line parallel with Jackson street, 3 chains
and 81 Ink TO a stake at the corner OF o
Z. Browns lot; thence north, on a line paral-
lei with lot, s chains and 81 links to q
stake on the line Of whites lot; thence
west, on q line Of Whites lot, 3 chains and
x Inks TO the point Of beginning; containing
Also, Lot No. 81 on the plat Of land surveyed
and laid on and adjoining the towns of Mem
phis and Fort Pickering, and described as fol
lows Commencing at the intersection Of tbs
north side OF Jackson street with the weg
side Of the road; thence north on q
line Of said road 80 west, 10 chains and g
Ink to a stake; thence north 49, west, {
chains and IS links to a stake near the said
road; thence south 5 chains and y links to a
stake; thence west l chain and 81 links to a
stake; theme south 6 chains and 81 links 70 a
stake In the north line OF Jackson street
thence on a line with Jackson street east 8
Echains and 81 inks to the point of beginning
Terms OF Saie-SiX, twelve and eighteen
months credit Is, L and Is months credit
purchasers giving notes with approved per
sOnal security for purchase money, and a lien
retained on the land until same IL paid
equity Of redemption barred August l, 1872.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Beecher & Belcner and Smith & Kittredge,
Soils for complnts
P. S.-By consent of parties, this sale is post
poned from the Sd OF September to Thursday,
October 81, 1872. The property will be sub
divided and sold by lots, and per plan and dia-
gram furnished by J. F. Mckinney, Esq, If he
desires it. tsu8l JNo. H FREEMAN, Clerk.
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Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

PROPOSALS VIII be received mp to the lstof
October, 1872. at the Office of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall,
Texas, for the Grading, Bridging, Ileing and
Tracklaying OF five hundred 600 miles Of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, divided into the
following divisions:
9he southern Division, extending from
Longview through Dallas to Fort Worth, Id
miles. T.
The Jefferson Division, extending frem Mar
shall through Jefferson to Eexarkana, IS
miles. rr
The east half Of the Trans-Continental Di-
vision, extending rom IeNarKana 70 the
crossing of the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad, near sherman, loo miles. 81 l.
The west half Of the Trans-COntinental Dr.
vision, extending from the crossing OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad 70 Fort
Worth, IS miles.
The Grading and Bridging VIII be let in one
mile sections; the Tracklaying by the mile
1 the Ties by the one hOusand and upward.
Each class OF work TO be bid for separately.
The time for completing the Grading, Bridg-
ing and Tieing extends from sixty days 10
nine months.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids, and In letting The work
viii be the Judge Of the responsibility of par
ties bidding; and VIII give preference to con
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground ready
to m work within ten days after the
date of contract.
Rrohles, Estimates andSPecidcatiOns can be
seen At the Office Of the Company in Marshall
and jefferson, Texas, and az the Pacific Ma
tiOnal Bank, Council Bluffs.
Contractors upon arriving on the ground
can obtain work up to date Of general letting,
on the 50 miles west Of EOngVfew.
Address until september 18th, Council BUNS,
Iowa. after that date Marshall Texas.
sul3 q. VI. DODGE Chief Anglneer.
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TIE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETs
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, September ,.S.-Floul
higher and in moderate export demand
common to good extrs, 81 20(97 40; good
to choice, 81 4095 25. Whisky more
active al 95a93lc. Wheat higher, an
advance in freights checking export de-
mand; amber Tennessee, 81 TO- Rye
firm; Western, 75e. Corn higher; with
an active export demand; steamer
Western mixed L63Aa64e; sail mixed,
Sole. Oats a shade better; Western, A
646c. Petroleum; crude. l2912tc; re
fined, 24c. Pork quiet; mess, Sl4 l5G
IA 20. Beef quiet; mess, S597; extra,
SOLO. Hams heavy at 22923c. Cut
meats steady; hams, 11@14c; shoulders,
&c. Lard firm; No. l to prime steam,
new, SsGS5c; kettle, 92c. Butter steady
at 10al6c.
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THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
--LATEST REPORT BIZ rELzsRAPa.

NEW YORK, September IA contin-
uance Of activity prevails in all the diff
ferent departments Of trade, and bush
ness for to-day is reported very satisfac-
tory. Brown sheetings and shirtings
continue in fair demand, and all grades
are considerably more active at current
asking rates. Bleached sheetings and
shirtings are in increasing activity.
General business is more satisfactory.
Cotton drills continue in moderate re-
quest. Cotton fiannels are in demand.
Wool fannels continue in good demand,
and are readily placed. Favorite makes
of prints are strong and the market
tends TO an advance. Ticks, stripes and
checks are in fair request at current
rates. Cloths and coatings are more ac-
tive to-day and fancy cassimeres
of desirable patterns and fabrics
sought for at current rates. Doe
skins are well held up in favorite makes,
but unknown brands Ut as yet inactive.
The New York Daily Bulletin says:
.'tIn the New York foreign dry goods
market business is very active. Both
stores and auction rooms are crowded
with buyers. Prices are generally firm"
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Bartlett Masonic Institute.
UNIVERSITY
MI IPPI
NEXT SESSION OPENS ON ID OF
i OCTOBER, under the superintendent OF
JOHN n. wADDEL, DID,,

aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
in the various departments. The schools OF
Lsw, of Engineering, Of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University
Courses, a Course Of instruction in CONNER
cial Science and the Course Of Preparatory
Study, will all be in full operation. In all the
schools, except the Law school, tuition is Tree
for all Mississippians. University dues from
all tudents vary from 81 to S3, in advance.
Board, including all charges, varies from Sl6
to SIS per month. In the Law School a fee OF
$50 per nine months is charged for tuition
The Diploma of the Law School is made by
law equivalent to a license 10 practice law in
any court in this State; and by recent act OF
the trustees a two years course of study in
the Law school Is not required absolutely, but
q student may complete his course and get his
diploma in one year, provided he passes a sat
isfactory examination
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
n0uncements of the several departments, APP
pI to Chancellor Waddel, to any member OF
the Faculty, or to THOS. B. PEGUES,
JyI6 Secretary of the Board, Oxford, Miss,
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C.HANCERY SALES.
Chaneery sac OF ReaI Estate.

No. $50, n. R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
county EDWARD G. KIrK, Admir- Of J. {.
Jones, deed, Us. Mary L. Jones ct al.
pH virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for sale
ID en5ered in the above cause, July g, 1865,
ar1rmet BY supreme Court, as per p~rOcedendO
on ME, and continued in force by decree en-
tered July 3, Is72, herein, 1 will sell az public
auction 10 highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk ana Masters Office, Greenlaw Opera
house, Second street, in Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September zth, Isz2,
within legal hours, all the right, title u m
terest of H.G Dent IN and 20 the following
described property, lying in the city OF Mem
phls, shelby county, Tennessee, and fronting
70 feet on Court street, being the fourth lot on
the plan Of division as set forth IN the deed Of
partition Of i. h COssett, II. q. Smith, il
Frank and J. Calvin Jones, executed by them
on May z, 1850, and registered in the Registers
Office OF shelby county, Tenn in Book No. Il.
part ?, 603 and 60f.
To be sold according TO a subdivision on dIe
anu with the papers at Clerks Office.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. This August Is, 1872.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard, Solicitors. auI8
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wednesday, september the 18th, 1872,

within legal hours, at the southwest COraer Of
Main AMI Madison streets, in the city OF Mem
proceed 70 sell. 20 the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property, owl:
A certain two los OF land, situate. lying and
being in the county Or shelby. state Of Ten
nessee, being what Is Known and designated
on the VIC. Lane subdivision of a tract of
a adjoining and near the city OF Memphis
on the east, as laid on and sold By M0nssrrut.
DuPre ( Co. as lots numbers n hundred and
seventeen 90 and one hundred and eighteen
us. frCuSug on DuPre street fifty .5N feet
each by one hundred II f0rty-eiEht and one
half ISL feet in depth each The equity OF
redemption is expressly waived in said Trust
Deed and the title is believed to be perfect.
but I convey only as trustee.
T. >. ATRES, Trustee
Memnhis. Tenn. August rs. lSl2. anE
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PLANTATION BIFFERN
S. s

This wonderful vegetable restorative
Is the s~heet-anchOr Of the feeble and
d~ebDitated. As a tonic and cordial for
the aged and languId, it has no equal
among stOmachIcs. As a remedy for the
nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, 1t is saperseding
every ether stimal2nk In aK climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts as 3
specific In every species Of disorder
which undermlnss the bodily strength,
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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FINANCE N TRADE.
OFFICE or THE DAILY AFFEALl
TUESDAY,, Septeaber g 1872.

ONEAAG 1N n an .N1H
TUESDAY, s~epteaber g 49,
FINANCIAL
The season opens with a tight money
market. a~ndehecking at the banks pro
ceeds at a higher rate than depOsiting,
while renewals are much beyond the
usual average. In short, money Is tight,
50 tight that the irreverent blaspheme
exceedingly. Applications, however,
We have the best authority for stating,
are for our good, and that Of a tight
money market is undoubtedly ofttn "a
blessing in disguise" Ii awakes vigil
once-it makes the most th0ughtless isk
where they stand and where they are
going? This pause-this keep on The
side the abyss lies-this examination OF
chronometer, compass and chsrt-tlis
s0undingtO know the anchorage ground,
which Is enforced by a tight money
market is the salvation Of many
a business man from ruin. The discip-
line is severe-nO sleep at night and q
heavy heat by day are ''h8rd lives, but
when the examination Is made, and the
ships head trimmed correctly for her
cOure, the voyage goes or smoothly and
the port reached safely. Exchange Is
scarce. but less 50 than might be an
ticipated from the pancity Of currency TO
ship, and from the little Offering In the
usual business way. Arrangements
made East BY individuals having &C
counts there, and loans Of currency OBJ
tanned in that direction, give the trade
of the CITY something to check against
For gold ll2f was payingb by the brokers
Local securities were not inquired after
there is nc surplus money to invest
lust now. Some insurance stocks were
Offered bv individuals wanting money,
but no buyers could be found, although
terms below the standing quotations
could have been secured. A lot Of $500,
1857 SO United States bonds sold for
1l3s. Some city coupons were inquired
for at IS. but 68is the lowest figure at
which they could be had, and at that
quotation there are none offering.
Memphis currency bonds, with
past due coupons, skies, $685.; Mem
phis tyOld bonds. skies, 80; Memphis
nast-due coupons, 65I668; Memphis and
C-harIestou railroad stock, 90; ditto LIST
mortgage bonds, IS; ditto ID mortgage,
So. Memphis and Ohio railroad stock,
10: ditto lst mortgage bonds, IS; ditto
second mortgage, 50; Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad stock, %; ditto LIST
mortgage bonds, S.; ditto ID mortgage
bonds, n@72; Mississippi Central
railroad stock, Is; ditto LIST mort
gage bonds, 81; ditto I'd mortgage
bonds, 81; Mississippi warrants, IS
ass /; Mississippi levee bonds, 50;
Arkansas levee bonds, -; Shell
by county new warrants, $500; ditto
reissue warrants, at s29S4; ditto
coupons, S2GS3; Bank of Tennessee
money, old, 90992; new, 5000; Ten
nesxee C~omPtroller's warrants, $3.50.
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st. Paul, ssh. St. Paul preferred, 76K
Wabash, a: Wabash preferred, S. Fort
Wayne, 953; Terre Haute, 20; Terre
HaGte preferred, "A; Chicago and Alton,
112; Chicago and Alton preferred, lis;
Ohio and Mississippi, Al Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, co. BtlrliDg-
ton and Quincy, LIS; Union Pacific 36s;
Central Pacific bonds, 10l; Union Pa
ciic bonds, S83; Delaware and Lackawa-
ma 1904; Hartford and Erie, 81.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

On Saturday, September b zth, Is72.
within legal hours, in front of the Sheri67s
Office, in Memphis, Tennessee, / VIII sell the
following described tract OF land, situated in
Section No. 4, Ranges 5 aDd9, shelby county,
Tennessee, Fourth Civil District, known as
the A. 81. Douglass place, containing by esu-
mate l9l2 acres, and being same Ian pur-
chased by A. g. Randolph at sale By decree OF
the Chancery Court, in case Of A. vim vs.. A
H. Douglass and others. and same now cult-
waited by J.. H. Turner, together with al the
improvements, privileges aud appurtenances.
Isel this land as Trustee by virtue OF a Deed
of Trust made to me by ]. II. Turner to secure
the payment to A. c. Randolph OF certain
notes therein mentioned, and which are I'M
paid. which deed is recorded in book No. 70,
page 81. Equity Of redemption waived; title
believed to be good, but I sell as Trustee only
Terms cash. August 5, lk72-
JOHN A.ONLEY, Trustee.
Mcfarland 8 Goodwin, Attorneys. an6