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AROUND MEMPHIS.
Relative Attitude OE the Whites and
BIScas, rs Described by Herald
Correspondent.

The Memphis correspondent OF the New
York Herald, writing on the twenty-hfth in
slant, says q that Sfter travelling over almost
the whole state Of Tennessee 10 endeavoT 10
ind out whether there is a war OF races in
this part OF the country, 1 calmly settled down
here day 70 digest results. II there is any
ueep-setled trouble anywhere between the
races West Tennessee aud northern Mississi D.
pi are the places 70 find Il. Within a radius
OF hundred miles around Memphis nearly
All ne recent riots have occurred. sOmer-
Vile, where the first riot occurred, is on a
lateral branch OF the Memph his and Charleston
railroad, about nftY miles distant. ustin,
Mlssiss ppi, which was next TO follow with its
war OF races, is on the liver, about eighty
miles below. Gibson count ty,WheFe there has
been the most terrible eBlelpe, is only four
or nVe hours ride. Each OF these events has
caused great deal Of excitement here among
b th blacks and whites, and ths effect OF that
excitement hiss been in every instance to
deepen Whatever animosiiy exists between
lhe race. alarm ana lear are COM
mOu TO both sides, aud 1 believe the
alarm and fear are wholly unfounded
on the pat q OF either. I have
mingled very largely with the people OF this
section, ana am convincei that II Is the de-
sire OF The great body OF the whites 20 live on
terms OF peace and friendship with the ne.
groes. The whites ON the other hand, do the
negroes The justice Of saying that this feeling
is fully reciprOCated on the part OF the blacks.
Al the same time, IL is plain even to the most
ndence among the races. As an illustration
ni this singular state Of ceiling IL may be mem
AAblAEA AAAaN 4uHb n-lult tllt NtCtuh iOthA tltt-
tons in this county. there was a good deal of
excitement among both blacks and whites, in
this city The women and children were
seriously alarmed, and many Of the men ac-
luaily believed that an attack was meiitated
by the negroes. The negroes, too, were IN dread
OF some wrong from the whites. or both sices
the alarm ana excitement were without cause,
and sprung solely from the feeling of distlus
which unceriias the firmest desire 70 mai ntain
peace and order in the community. In cOnse-
quence OF this event the efforts to keep the
peace often tend toward breaking it. and IL
thus happens that a circumstance trivial in
Itself may cOuvuiSe a whole county.
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His Farewell TO the VermOnters-HO How
Ihe author OF the Press GaE.Law
Eesfs about hts Defeat.

RUTLAND, W., September 9.-Judge
Poland win publish letter in the Rut-
land Herald tomorrow morning with
drawing his name from the contest for
congress in the second district. He
states at some length the causes which
have led TO his political defeat, and says
that if he had known certainly that Dem
ison had intended TO be candidate he
should have Withdrawn his name before
the convention; out as the convention
was fairly conducted, and he received
nearly q unanimous nomination, he
supposed the contest was ended. He
denies emphaticaIly the use OF improper
influences to secure an election, and
says that his course upon matters stig-
matized as salary-grabbing credit mo-
bilier, whiJe-washing and press-gagging
will bear close scrutiny, and he mas no
desire TO change. He refers to his course
in congress, and says that he could not
believe that the district had lost conf
dence in mis- integrity. He expresses
his gratitude for the lOng-cOntinued fa-
vor and confidence exhibited by the
people of the district. II that confidence
is no longer felt, he has the consolation
OF believing that its withdrawal has not
been invited by any act or omission of
his
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PEACE- PEACE.!
Resolutions Of the LaW-and -Orde !
Meeting 81 EeWbeFn, Dyer
County.

The citizens of Newberu and vicinity
Dyer county. met at Newbern Septem Der 5Ih
l,7i, and adopted the following preamble and
res1lutl0us unanimously:
NEEIlEA-, Ine citizens OF NeWbern ang
vicinity, seeing the necessity OF cooperation
20 sullu1lg an undue excitement now proba
Hty existing between the white and cOiOret
races, aud 10 promote peace and quiet IN salC
com lluulty- have associated themselves 70
Eetner IA a determined body Of laW-abiding
men % assist our civil authorities in the dis
charge o. their duties, and TO maintain The
laws of the country. therefore
E09Jtred Elat We as q com munity, have be.
held with shame and regret disposition on
The parl of some teruing themselves citizens
tween the white and colored citizens OF the
country, tle1 eby lLyltID- future trouble, both
civil ana political
E1solued That we dIscountenance and ez-
press our indignation at such procedure, as
tending % aEItate our country, violate our
laws, and render unhappy tue condition Oi
affairs, and WOlld- as "A community, earnestly
req le-l alL IlaSEed Uanies. II such there
action, and lend their aid 70 the civil authOri-
lies In the proper enforcement OF law and Or
Ees5fred, That, IN the midst Of this excite
menL. We are free 20 admit our partiality and
production FOR cur own white race. but until
me question OF race or color snail be made
TIE issue lu the political or social affairs OF
EoserIllsnt' We pledge ourselves as citizens
% stand by and maintain the civil authorities
ot tne country 10 dispensing equal justice 70
all. regardless Of race OF color.
Has9lred hat we heartily indorse and ap-
prove tie prompt and unequivOcal course OF
our chief magistrate, Governor John {.
broE1- o. his efforts TO uphold and maintain
ih= majesty Of the laws, and that we pledge
LlA az al hazards ard 20 the last extremity.
DR.. J. X. P. HARREI.L,
DIR. A. HARRIS,
MM. B. CONNER,
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$14! $14!

GREAT EXCURSION TO CHICAGO AND
y to the Chicago ExpO,itio over the Men,
phis and Charleston, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and Chicago and Illinois Central Railroads.
The GranGest Exposition ever held on the
American continent. ON Tuesday, sept.
22d, az p.Ia an excursion train, with
sleeping coach and refresbment coach at
tached, to ether with other conveniences,
viii leave Water Valley, via New Orleans, st.
Louis and Chicago Railroad, and run through
TO Chicago, connecting st Cairo with the IL
linois Central Railroad. and giving excursion
lists three days and three nights ~ houIs) in
the city of Chicago. Trai"s wilt arrive via
the NJ. and c. Railroad at Grsnd Junction in
ample time to connect with this through ex-
cursion for Chicago. Tickets for the Round
Trip to Chicago ami return), Si4, and now on
sale at the following places, VIZ: Memphis,
corner Main and Court streets; Coliierviile,
Moscow, Middleton and COrinth, safe Of tfck-
cts 20 eease pesfffs ely Oh the 18Th, 50 as
TO give the railroads ample time to provide a
sufficient number of coacnes so that no one
need be crowded, we desire strictly 10
make this tr. of comfort and pleasure to
every one. Buy yGue tick IT'S now the
ffms Is ne ar al h and. sell
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Mondar. October 1s. 1s74.

within legal hours, the following described
property, or 50 much of the same as shall be
Sufficient TO discharge the taxes adjudged
against said property, and all coseE, as shown
by ssid decree, to-wit: Beginning at a poinl
on The south line of old Madison street, q 1eei
from the west lir G of ]. II. B ll's lot; thence
west with south line Of old Madison street 4S
feet thence south 80, west 81 7-l0 feet to the
line of new Madison street; thence eastward
ly with new Madison street D feet inches;
thence north - esst 81 2-l0 feet 10 the be-
ginning. This September 10, 1874.
b. p. ANDERSON,
COmmissio er OF Revenue, etc.
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Monday, October 1s. 1879,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or so much Of the same as shall be
sufficient to discharge the taxes adjudged
against said property, and all costs as shown
by SAID decree, tO-wit: Lying and being in
Shelby county n the twelfth civil district,
and being ) acres or the northeast corner of
he Morris tract, beginning at said northeast
orner, the east aud west lines being II chains
and 40 links in length, and the north and
south lines Of such length as TO make up the
five acres. This 10th day OF September, 1874.
3. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
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Monday, October 1s, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, or 50 mucn thereof as will be suf-
hcient TO discharge the taxes adjudged against
said property, and all costs as shown by said
decree, tO-wft: Lot 30 on Robson street. in
the city OF Memphis and fifth civil district OF
shelby county, assessed in 1866 TO J ohm Ryan,
fronting Il feet on RobesOn street by 1851 feet
in depth. This Eeptemher 10, 1874.
B. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
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No. SO, R-Seeond Chancery Court of Shelby
cOuuty-B. p. Anderson. Commissioner OF
Revenue, etc., VS.. J. b. Harris.
Pursuant 10 a final decree for sale, en-
tered in the above entitled cause on the
10th day OF July, 1874, Minute Book 5, page IS,
l viii sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash. at the courthouse door in
Shelby cDuuty. on
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Monday, October 12, 1874,

the following described property, or so much
thereof as VIII be sufficient to discharge the
taxes adj Judged against said property as shown
by said decree, tO-wit: Lot No. 10 in Block
No, u, on the east side of Clinton street, in
the city of Memphis This September 10, 1874.
e. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
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No. al. R.-Second Chancery Court OF Shelby
couuty.-B. z. Anderson. Commissioner OF
Revenue, etc, VS.. Jos. Hiskey, ct al.
Pursuant 10 a hnal decree for sale, entered
in the above cause on the 10th day of July,
1874, Minute Book ., page 81, L win sell, at
al the courthouse door in shelby county, on
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No. SIS, R.-Second Chancery Court of Shelby
cOunty.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner Of
Revenue, etc, VS.. w. L. Vance, ct al.
Pursant TO a dnai decree for sale, entered ou
tie lUth day OF July, 1874, Minute Book ), page
go, viii sell, at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door IN
~. an
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WondaE. 0liober 1e. 1s74.

within legal hours, the following described
property or so much thereof as will be suf-
ncient to discharge the taxes adjudged against
said property, ana all costs as SHOWN by said
decree, to wit: The west part of lot in block
p, in the city OF Memphis, fronting 100 feet
back eastwardly between parallel lines 1870
feet, situated on the northeast corner OF the
intersection of shelby and Vance streets.
This September 10, 1874.
B. P. ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc.
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No $40, R.-Second Chancery Court of shelby
cOunty.-R. p. Anderson, Commissioner OF
Revenue, etc., VS.. Ebenezer Shaw.
Pussuant TO final decree for sale, entered in
the above cause on the l0sh day OF July, 1874,
Minute Book 5, page 2Ss, will sell, at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at the
courthouse door "a Shelby county. on
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No. SiG. r. Second ChanceTy Court OF Shelby
county. b. z. Anderson Commissioner of
Revenue, etCi II, A. Partee.
Pursuant TO final decree for sale, entered in
the above cause on the 10th day of July, 1874,
Minute Book ., page 2S5, viii sell, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
courthouse door in Shelby cQuntv on
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Francis K Moore and 4. o. Will
liams, who robbed the United States treasury
of one hundred and ninety thousand dollars,
and WHO were held for trial ia Philadelphia,
have been released from prieOn. d. il believed,
by brI5!mH the iailor Ia fle sum Of one hou-
sand dollars. They cannot be found. AuOth-
er case of BaZalne.
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MASONIC EOTICE.

rTlHE stated communication OF South Q
i Memphis Lodge, No. IFS, Will be held w
this (FRIDAY) evening, sept. nth, AVN
Union Masonic Lodge Rooms, ODD Fellows
Building, at 8 O'Clock, for dispatch OF business
All NJ. NJ. S are fraternally Invited.
BY order W. NJ, BROOKS, W. M,
BEN. X. PULLEN, Secretary. se4
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MARRIED.

CooKE-FRoEsE-o Wednesday evening,
September 9th, at No. ISS Court street, by Rev
Mr.. Surrait, Mr.. JoE 4. COOKE and Miss AME-
LA FsoEsE, both OF this city. No cards
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Monday. October 1s, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, OF so much OF the same as shall be
sufficient 10 discharge the taxes adiudged
against said property, and all costs, as shown
by said decree, to-wit: Part OF lot % on From
street, in the city Of Memphis, beginning 495%
feet north Of Union street; thence 2454 feet
north with Front street; thence east with
William S line l4S5a feet to au alley; thence
south 2E4 feet thence west l4SA feet to the he
ginning; being the north one third of city lot
"a. This 10th DAY OF September, 1874.
j p. ANDERsON,
Commissioned Of ReYanne. etc
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The Specie shipments from New York
TO Europe yesterday was one hun dred
and tifty-five thousand silver bars.
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HAS Just received and offers LOW TO THE
II TRADE, the following goods, viz:
400 bbls- Refined Sugar.
800 bbls. and half bbls. Syrup.
200 sacks Rio Coffee.
100 mats Old Government Java Coffee.
so pkgs. Ground Coffee and Spice.
800 PIX gs. Green and Black Teas.
l0Oe cases JellieS, Preserves and Pickles, every
style.
400 cases Oysters, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines,
straw berries, Peaches, Pine Apples, Etc.
500 cases new Brandy Peaches and Cherries.
100 pkgs. new Mackerel. 3
100 boxes soap, Starch and Candles.
go boxes and kegs English Soda.
100 cases Concentrated Lye.
so bols. Pecans, Almons, Cream Nuts and
Fiiberts.
$50 pkga. choice Butter and Cheese.
rs tierces CaE yased sugar-Cured Hams.
900 pkgs- Whistles, Brandies and Wines.
p bbls. Rectihed Cider.
100 caddies assorted TObacc0s.
800 rolls tagging.
1000 bundles Ties.
And other articles too numerous b mention
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ARKANSAS.
Governor Baxter Declines Second Mem.
inatiOn for GOTerROr-HOn. II.
Garland ChOsen-The Ticket.
Names OF the NOminees-Names Of Can.
didates Selected by the Pulaski
COuafy COnventiOn-Sketch
Of Colonel Garland.

LITTLE Rock, September l0-After
Resembling this morning, the COMMITTEES
appointed 10 walt on Governor Baxter and
INFORM him that he bad a second time been
nominated, without dissenting voice, pre-
scented a letter from the governor again de-
chning the nomination, for the reason thai
he did not believe IL for the best interests OF
tie State for him 20 do so. There was pro-
longed cheering, when the convention pro-
ceeced again % nominate a candidate for
gOveruor. The name OF Hon. A. Il. Garland,
OF Pulaski oounty, was the only one present
ed. The roll was called, and he received the
vote OF every county, amid great cheering.
Mr. Garland sent iu formal letter Of accept
ance. The following is the remainder Of The
ticket nominated: Chief-Jnstice, H. Eng
llshs associate justices, David Walker and " .
Harrison; secretary OF slate, b. 3. Beaver:
auditor, n r. Miller treasurer, T. Churchill /;
attorney gen ersl, J. r. Hughes; commissioner
of state lands, J. n. smithee; chancellor, Jas
r. Eaken; chanoery clerk, A. R. Witt. A res
a-uuon was passed designating the Little
Rock Go-s'te as the organ OF .he party. After
some minor business TIE convention ad-
iourned sine die The ticket is received by
al factions among the Democrats with salts
faction. Ths county Democratic convention
to-day nominated Colonel J. N. Longborouah
for the state senate, ard q. L. Rottakln for
sIeTid.
biographical.
Colonel Garland, who received the
unanimous nomination Of the convention, as
above, is a native OF Tsunessee, and oneo the
most accomplished lawyers in Arkansas. a
gentleman who STANDS high socially as wei
as politically, and who Is regarded with favor
by moderate Republicans as well as Demo-
Gratis He is, while man OF sterling princi-
pies, thoroughly conservative, and since the
war has, while preserving his political inieg-
rityr been Of much service as an adviser, and
"a safe one, al critical june -ures in the history
uf his state. He was prominent political
leader before the war, and served with disJIuc-
lion In the Confederate army, from which he
was called 10 serve his state in the Senate,
where he thoroughly sustained himself in
presence OF an unusual array OF talent. Be
viii make an excellent executive, and we be
LeFe Is the right man IN the right place, and
ls- IN view OF thls critical juncJure In Arkan-
sas Affairs as good selection as could have
been made. We congratulate the Democracy /
Of Arkansas upon the happy solution Of all !
their lab0rs.
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Saturday, October 3, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, tO-wit:
Lots Nos. and 3, part OF subdivision of lots
l and Of the east half OF tract OF lsud con-
veyed by Joseph Soape TO Thomas n. and q.
+. Williams by deed dated Decem Der II, 1850,
and Of record in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, book s, page 426, which east half be
longing TO the estate OF Il. n. Williams, de-
ceased; contains 1851 acres. Lot No. 4, begin
ming at the northwest corner of lot No. / and
running thence to the southwest corner;
thence north 81 degrees west parallel to the
railroad chains and links 10 astalIe; thence
north Is chains and o. LINKS to the old State
line; thence south So east 3 chains 10 the be-
ginning. Lot No. 5, beginning at the north
west corner Of lot No-2, and running thence
to the southwest corner; thence north 81 de-
grees west 302 links TO a stake 80 feet from the
center Of the railroad; thence north 10 chains
and IS links 10 the old State line; thence south
IS degrees east 800 links TO the beginning. See
map recorded in M. b. No. 9, page 22y, NOvem-
Der Is. ls72. This September 10, 1871.
Terms OF .Sale-Cash.
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. Black, Deputy G. and NJ.
L. d. McKissick, Attorney. sell
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. SIS, R.--Seeond Chancery Court of shelby
Couniy.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner of
Revenue, ETC., VS.. /. Kaufm an O. al.
DURSUANT to final decree for sale, entered
in the above cause on the 10th day of July,
1874, Minute Book 5, page 295, VIII sell, At
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
AT the courthouse door in Shelby county on
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Chsmber of Commerce.

A DJOURNFD MEETING THIS AFTER
"a noon, at 3 o'clock, 10 receive report from
Committee ON Delivery Of Cotton At WsTe-
houses. J. M. PErTIGREW, President.
IcLIA lr1anI aI.lr.- -aI
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The champion game Of Lacrosse was
played en- the grounds Of the Noi thern ohio
flfT association. Wednesday between the rus-
carora Indians and the Victor club OF Lon
don, ontario. The Indians won three out Of
Eve fuufugE
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Colonel II. Casey Young Serenaded at
the Peabody HOtel-Aa Ovation by
the Democrats OF Memphis.
Speeches by Governor Brown, Comp
trOlIer Burch, and Eossrs. Young,
CAN'T, Lowe, Turner, Gordon,
Jarnigan, DsTden and
Pickett.
A Large COne0Urse Of Enthusiastic PeO.
pie PreseHt-GOOd Omen and Augu.
~ OF Success for Colonel
Young In November.

Last night about a thousand citizens
Assem- bled in front Of the Peabody hotel Cor
Young, the Democratic nominee TOR this the
tenJhl congressional district. Thai this dva-
ton was general, is readily seen from the fact
that Quiue number OF ladies we've present,
OF the street. After the Old Memphis brass
band, under direction Of its ace JmpiiShed
new leader, Prof. Herman Arnold had played
three al 5, IOud calls were made for colonel
Casey Young, who was escorted TO q stand III I
had been erected in front or The hotel, and
was introduced by Colonel George CAN'T In a
very appropriate manner.
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saturdar, Oetober 1Oth, Is74,

within legal hours, the following described
properly, or 10 much OF the same rs shall be
sufficient 10 discharge the taxes adjudged
against said property, aud al costs. as shown
by said decree, to-Wit: Lots 10 and II, in
Shank's subdivision, in the city of Memphis;
each of said lots fronts on the north side OF
81. Charles street 80 feet, and running back
1857 to an alley. Also, a lot in the Four
teenth Civil District, bounded by a line be-
ginning at the northeast corner of Grove ave-
nue. aud Robinson avenue; thence north 1875
feet 10 stake; thence sou h 40 east 5J912 feet
thence south l65 feet: thence west ibo feet
thence south go feet TO Grove avenue; thence
west with north side OF said avenue 1856 feet 10
the beginning.
This 9th september, 1874.
B. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Revenue for Shelby County.
No. $50, R-second Chancery Court OF Shelby
cOunty.-B. r. Anderson Commissioner of
Revenue, etc, vs.. j. d. Rufiin, ct al.
DURSUANT to final decree for sale, entered
in the above cause On the 10th day of July,
1875, Minute Book ., page 2g2, l viii sell, al
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at he c0urthou e door in Shelby coun-
ty, on
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10 be erected near Brownsville, Tenn.
Specifications TO be seen at the office OF
Jones & BALDWIN, Memphis. The Board OF Di.
rsctOrs reserve the right 20 reject any or all
bids. Contractors to give in In ir proposals
the names Of two or more sureties for the
faithful performance OF the contract. Bond
$4,000. JOHN A. q RDNER, Chairman.
w. Z. ROGERS, Secretary.
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"a "a snifai Secure in such investments -.
ai5olbert," in his replies 70 tnese tntee
points. takes exception to the last one oaiy,
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
. al e . t "a te.

No. 2Ol5, \. R.-Flrst Chancsry Court of Shelby
cOunty-H. Irby, Admir- Of T. n. Williams
deceased, We. Sarah A. Williams ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th
day Of July, 1872, and renewed ana modified
July 10, 1874, viii sell, at public auction, tn
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Matters O1fice, Greenlaw OperahOuse Build
ing. Second street. Memnhis. Tcnn..
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;n millions. The mOnpy exPe..sis,.., i',sf 70, y.
u - 435 ~, n would have paid for eacn nlAns
Woman and child among the slaves az nng
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me Cleveland Dryer OORPS5gs1 Sss1 this Gs~s city y,
me :; N5;ssf-oved BY dre Last night; ae@o, Loss,
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shove s5te sssis,,e book %. psee s win ssll e
1874 mn "a the lghest bidder, for cash,
public door Ia shelby county, 1en-
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To CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received al
y The ofice OF DR.. W. e. Rogers, Memphis
on or before the 10th day Of September u
o'clock noon) for the bTics work OF the