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ARTICLE V.
ENEcEIINE

Paragraph 6.-After the word "lcgisature,p where |
occurs rst In said paragraph insert the words or thu
Paragraph add to the paragraph the following.
II any bill presented to the governor contain seye
raj items OF appropriations of money, he may object /,
one or more OF such items while approving of the oth
portions OF the bill In such he shall amend 10 III
bill 1t the tma OF signing it, statement Of the item
70 whsh objects and the appropriation so Objected r.
shall not take effect Ii the legislature be in sssson IL
shall transmit to the house in which the bill Originated
copy OF such statement and the items objected to shall
be separately reconsdered IT. reconsideration on,
or more of such items be approved by majority Of III,
members elected to each house. the same shall be
OF the law notwithstanding the objections of the gov
ernor All the provisions of this section in relation IL
bills not approved by the governor shall apply TO eases
IN wnleh ne snal Withhold his approval from any item
Paragraph s.-add to the paragraph the following.
" Nor shall he be elected by the legislature to anv
ONCE under the government of this state or If ~
United States during the term for which he shall h
been elected governor ' nave
ARTICLE VII
APPOINTING POWER AND TENURE OF OFFICE
Section L
MILITIA OFFICERS
Paragraph 5-After the words "maior vonora,s :.
sert the words the adjutant general and
Paragraph 9.--Strike out the words utha .a;.,.
general quartermaster general and" 'o'"ue
Also strike out the word "othern
Section IT.
CIVIL OFFICERS.
Paragraph 1,-strke out the word anas nvhor. !.
Surs hrst IN the paragraph and insert after th W
appeais the following words: and judges ~ ~ ~;
feri"r court of common pleas s1sss u Tue in-
enange ,he number of present paragraph 4 In nnn,h
ana strike therefrom the following words. IA .a
nespvr ana inspector Of the state prison and nso nc
heu thereoi the words and comptroller, ei - III
Also strike out the words one vear y IN g.
siause Oh paragraph of section and insert ;n @
tnereoi the words three years. ' III heu
thange the number of present paracranb 4 =. 80,
ana STRIKE out the word andv where IL occnr
'"s Nv wo'a cnaneery and the word Secretary
s'i f, nveper +, OF tne state prison." ""u
.hange the number of present paragraph to nun,ho,
0hange the number Of present paragraph TO numhar
onsange me number ofpresent paragraph tn ,n,h.
M ,, IKE 'hereirom the words annually annn !,
anu 1ney may be reelected until they shall serve
h pe no longer Insert after the word
s ihpaoMihg words and they shall hold tbe;r ~.
see years and add to the paragraph The
snerhs shall annually renew Their hona ihg
N'se 'he number Of present paragraph to nnn,l,r
Change the number of present paragraph to numns,
Change the number present paragraph 10 to numA.,
onahse the number ofpresent paragraph Ii to numhsr
Aug. 9Th, 1874
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Prof. Pierre Blot, who was well-known as
a lecturer on Cookery, died at his home in
Jersey City Heights on Wednesday, He was
a Frenchman by birth and cook by trade, al
though he elevated his share in that trade
nearly to an art. He was enthusiastic in the
matter of cookery, and seemingly studied it
quite as much from love Of it as from bust
ness interest.
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The funds raised by the Liquor Dealers
Association of Hudson county, to be applied
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

10y virtue of a writ of H. a., to me directed, issued
out Of the Court of Huntcrdon Common Pleas Will
be exposed to sale ut Public Fendues on
MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY
OF OCTOBER NEXT,
between the hours of twelve and five o'clock In the
afternoon of said day at the Court House, in Fleming
ton in the township of Raran in the county of Hum
terdon all that House and Lot situate in the cty of LAM
bervlle the north side OF Swan Street, where the
defendant lives containing about $500 square feet
more or less.
Seized as the property of Patrick Smith and taken in
execution at the suit of GIBSON CRILLEY and to be
sold by -
Sep. 9ti, 1874
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SEALED PROPOSALS

Wy ILL be received by the Street Committee OF the
w City of LaAbertyille until Sept. l9ih for build
ing STONE WALL, to be laid with lime and sand on
Quarry Street Proposals 10 be by the perehthe con-
tractor furnish material and perform the labor.
perform the labor and the City furnish the Material
The work to be performed under the supervision of the
Street Commissioner.
copy OF the specifications will be furnished by the
Street Commissioner upon application to that officer.
The Committee the right to reject any and
all bids their Judgment the interests OF the city
quire 1t. o
JOHN G. MOORE,
JAMES GREGG,
Iambnrtyla Sept. o. 1874 STREET COMMITTEE.
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Section IYH

Insert as paragraph 2, paragraph as follows:
" Every officer OF the legislature shall before he en-
ters upon his duties take and subscribe the following
oath or affirmation: Il do solemnly promise and swear
Tor affirm that will faithfully inpartiay and Justly
perform all the duties of the office of to the best
of my ability and Understandings that will carefully
preserve all records papers, writings property en-
trusted to me for safe keeping by virtue Of my office
and make such disposition of the same as NAV ba re
quired by law''
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TEAS.

A REALLY delicious and fine favored Tea can be
"a bought at WYcKoFFs for little money. Call at his
store i'll Church ST.. near Union and test it.
Aug. 90 1873.
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Mr.. HALsEY's AcoEPTANcE.--Belo we
publish the letter of Hon. George A. Halsey
accepting the nomination for Governor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-13
COTTON MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


ST. LOUIS, November I2.-CottOn
steady, 14c.
LOUISVILLE, November 12.-Cot-
ton quiet, l4c.
CINCINNATI, November 12.-Cot-
ton steady, lac.
LIVERPOOL, November Il, l2:30p.m.
Cotton firmsr; middling uplands,
spot. 7s673d; Orleans, sta Sid; sales
a, coo bales; for export and specula-
ton, 5000 bales. December and Janu-
airy shipments from Savannah orCh arles-
ton, good ordinary, 1907 I1-16d; No
vember shipments from Savannah or
Charleston, low middling, Z Sled; No
vember and December sbipm ants from
Savannah OF Charleston, low middling,
7kd; November and December delivery
from Savannah or Charleston, low mid
ding, 9-l6d.
$3.50 pm Sales Of American cotton
to-day, 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November u, II 80
observation-disclosures fair; middling,
l4Bc; sales, 1400 bales; receipts, 1894
bales.
2 p.m.-Net receipts, 10, ~ bales;
gross receipts, 10, 905 bales; exports to
continent, 2254 bales; exports eoastwise,
$50 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stock, no.
276 bales; fair demand; middling, 14gc.
-COttOn-demand active; sales,
5000 bales; prices are stronger, but
net quotably higher; good Ordina-
~ to strict good ordinary, 800
1890; ordinary, 13915sc; low mid
ding to strict low middling, 1870
l4c; middling TO strict middling,
l45G14tc; good middliDg to middling
fair, l4s9l44c; receipts, II ,lS3 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 1852 bales; stock,
los, S3S bales; unsold last evening, 80, 500
bales; on shipbosrd, 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, November u, 1850
a.m.-Cotton quiet and nOminally I'M
changed.
1915 p.m.-Futures dull; January,
Il 15-l6C9l5c; February, 15t9l5 5-l6c;
March, IS 9-l69l6sc; November, l43C9
Il 9-16e; December, l4s9l4 1l-16c.
sales, 800 bales.
1920 p.m.-COtton quiet, steady and
nOminally unchanged. Sales to-day to
spinners, 1876 bales; last evening for ex-
port, 100 bales; to spinners, lS6 balesi
to spectators, 20 bales.
2:IO p.m.-COttOn steady and I'M
Sales for export, $50 bales; to
spinners, 81 bales.
3 p.m.-Futures stesdier; January, Is
6I5 I-I6e; February, Is 5-16(9l5sc;
March, l5s@15 11-16c; April, Is 15-l6e;
Msy, l65@9l6 3-l6c; June, Is 7-l69l64c;
July, Is ll-l69l63c; November, IA 9-l6
Ollie; December, IA 1l-l69144c; sales,
l., 100 bales.
Net receipts, 1857 bales; gross receipts,
25S4 bales; exports TO Great Britain $500
bales; to France, 100 bales; sales, 1896
bales; stock, 81, l62 bales; market steady;
midiling, l4se.
Cotton report for six days st all the
United States ports: Receipts, 13l ,442
bales; expOrts-Great Britain, IS, S37
bales; France, S066 bales; continent,
10, SIS bales; stock, 476, 302 bales.
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PRODUCE MARKETS..


LOUISVILLE, November I2.-Flour
and wheat quiet. Corn quiet, T0@S0c.
Oats quiet, zoe. Pork quiet, $50. Ba-
con aud bulk meats-none here. Sugar
cured hams, lie. Lard, 1346e14e. Whis-
Ky, 96c.
ST. LOUIS, November u = Flour
quiet. Wheat opened firm but closed
dull; No. 3 red fall, 949944c. Corn dull ;
No. 2, 70C97Ic east track. Oats firm I;
No. 2, 53C954c track. Pork higher, $40
@l9 Is spot. Dry salts active and firm
at 7a(97s, I029Il4@114c packed. Ba-
con firm at 9, I3@149I43e. Lard ex-
cited and higher; good, lSc. Whisky
steady at 99c.
CINCINNATI, November u. Flour
duh and dropping; family, S5G5 TO-.
Wheat dull; red, 81 0St9l OF. Germ
steady; ear, goose; shelled, CHOOSE.
Oats quiet, 53@56c. Eggs higher, 259
&c. Lard firm; sales at 13fc spot; nom
inally, I25c seller all the year. Bulk
meats firm, 79Tfc, 10s@103@102@11c
inside of ten days. salt. Bacon scarce
and firm; shoulders, S8(99c; clear ribs,
1229l3c; clear, 144c. Whisky steady
at 96c. Green meats quiet; shoulders,
6f@64e; sides, BIC.
CHICAGO, November I2.-FlOur
quiet. Wheat active and higher; No.
?, 96Be cash. Corn active and higher;
No. 2, 75c cash. Oats higher; No. 2,
49c cash. Pork active aud higher at
SIS 25 cash; SIS 40(91S So seller all the
year. Lard excited and higher at 14c
cazh; f2.60e seller all the year. Bulk
meats in god demand at full prices; no
fully cured here; all quotations are for
Is to 20 days in salt; shoulders, 64s;
short rib middles, 9s994c; short clear,
CSC, ali loose. Green hams, Is lbs. aver
age, 92e. Whisky steady at CSC.
NEW ORLEANS, November H.
Flour-double, 81 25; treble, S565 so;
choice, 6(16 80. Corn-yellow mixed,
ST 074; yellow, 81 10; white, 81 0S(9I 10.
Oats quiet at Csc. Bran is held 81 10.
Hay easier; choice, S28. Pork-S26 so.
Dry salt meats scarce; shoulders, Sc.
BacOn-9, 1359l44c; hams, old, 123@
BE; no new here. Lard-tieree, 144c;
keg, 15ac Sugar-gOOd supply and
dull; Inferior 5C954c; common, Gle; fair
to fully fair, 64C973c; prime, Sc; strictly
prime, 749S4c; centrifugal, SfGS4c;
seconds, case. Molasses lower; fair,
52G54c; prime to choice, $4,000.
Whisky-Louisiana 81 02(9l o.; choice
western, 81 GA. Coffee-Ordinary to
prime, I79l74c. COrnmeal, 81 10.
NEW YORK, November I2.-Flour
in moderate demand and unchanged,
closing quiet. Wheat lie better, with
moderate demand; No. 2 Chicago, 81 05
al 0S. Corn 192c lower, with fair de-
mand; mixed western, 91@92e, in store.
Oats firmer; mixed western in store, 65e.
Coffee quiet. Sugar heavy and nomi-
nal. Molasses quiet; New Orleans, lie.
Rice quiet. Petroleum dull and heavy;
refined is offered at lie; no buyers;
crude, nOminally SIC. Pork steady;
western mess, $40. Beef quiet. cut
meats firm; picked shoulders, 73@74c.
Middles scarce and firm; long clear,
I03c; short clear, I04c. Lard active, ex-
cited and higher; prime steam, 154c.
Butter firm; western, l9CG3Sc. Whisky
decidedly frmer at 81 019l OF.
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press company, $50; United States eX-
press company, 81; Pacific Mail, 464;
New York Central, 102; Erie, IS; Erie,
preferred, As: Harlem, $50; Harlem
preferred, lbs: Michigan Central a;
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, SSt; North
western, S99; Northwestern preferred,
543; Rock Island, $751; New jersey
Central, 1859; st. Paul, S4s 81. Paui pre-
ferred. So: Wabash, 3lg; Wabash pre-
ferred, IS; Fort Wayne, 93i; Terre
Haute, 10Y; Terre Haute, preferred, 100;
Chicago ahd Alton, l0l3; Chicago and
Alton preferred, 1914; OHIO and Missis,,
sippi, 300; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 81; Burlington and Quincy,
1044; Lake Shore, S2s; Chicago, Col
urnbus and Indiana Central, l0s; ILL
nois Central. ssK: Union Pacific, $50;
Central Pacific bonds, 95s; Union Pa
cific bonds, 80; Delaware and Lacka-
Wana 1904
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MONEY MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, November H.
Gold, 100. Sight bills, ] discount. Ster-
Ling, 5S3.
PARIS, November 12.-Specie in the
bank of France has increased :, 556, COG
francs during the week. Rentes, 6lf.
75c.
LONDON, November 12.-The bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased
g74. 600 during the week. The pIopor-
lion of the bank reserve TO its liability,
which last week was 37s per cent, II
now ga. American SECURITIES are IN
changed. New York Central, So; Erie,
u; Erie preferred, 4S3.
NEW YORK, November l2.-Custom
receipts, S3O7, 900. Treasury disburse-
ments, S287, 600. Money, 2}@32 pei
cent. Gold quiet and firm; opened al
llOi, closing at 10. Clearings, S2l 1885,
900. Carrying rates, l, 2, 23(93 per cent.
Sterling, 4S594S54 for sixty days, and
4SS394S9 for sight. Government bonds
are stronger, advanced at noon, after
ward dull, closing dull; coupons of 1881,
1873; 1882, lll4; 1854, ll4t; 1865,
II55; 1865, new, ll7si 1857, 1lS4;
1888, l1S3; new IS, ma; 10 40s, 1l3s;
currency O5t los DLdec JULIUS nAASooOIi
6s, s.; old Tennessee, rs; new
Tennessee, 75; new Virginia, S6i
old Virginia, 80; old North
Carolina, Is; new North Carolina, Is
Railroad bonds We're quiet, with the
largest dealings in the Central Pacific.
stock market opened heavy and lower
The refusal Of the Pacific Mail directors
to accept the propositions Of the Pacific
railroad had depressing effect OF
/ Pacific Mail and Union Pacific early in
/ the day. IN the afternoon the marke'
improved, but closed quiet and weak II
/ tendency. The decline ranged nom /
] to + per cent, the extremes having oeeI
made in Ohio and Mississippi. Transae
tons of the stock exchange aggregate
! I6O. 600 shares, of which Is 900 were West
ern Union, Is, 900 Psicific Mail, A, w
! Lake Shore, 10000 Union Pacific
| 10000 Northwestern, 5OO0, 81
! Paul, 10000 Ohio and Mississippi
Closing quotations: Canton, 81; West
ern Union Telegraph, 7S4; Quick
silver, 324; Adams express com
pany, lis; Wells & FargO's, eX
press company, 50; American ex
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Fridar. NoFenber la. Is74,

between the hours or y and O'Clock, at
southern gate OF Court square, Memphis,
Tennessee, sell for cash, 20 the highest bidder
at public auction. the following property
situated in said county and State, and ie-
scriDed Ia said trust deed As follows. Lots No.
3 and Is, on the plan OF the SUBDIVISIONS
the estate Of u, p. stewart. as sold by decree
OF tbs Chancery Court OF the city OF Memphis
said lots having diagonal front on the Her
nandO read Of one hundred and one feet AMI
ruIl1luE lsS On one side one hundred an .
nifty loat7 tL-l1 On the other side two hundr8
and 81 and cne-nalf feet to an alley.
Ala night Of redemption is expressly waive
BY the terms Of said trust deed. Title believe
TO be goO0, but VII sell and convey only
ocd9 CHARLES L. PARTEE, Trustee,
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Valuable Property $. w. Corner of Main
and Exchange Streets.

IN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1874.
at II O'Clock aim, on the S. W. corner OF
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, viii
sell, 10 the highest bidder, or cash, the follow
inc property: A lot of ground 81 feet and
inches front on west line OF Main street, and
extending westward along the line of and
parallel with Exchange street at right-angles
from the front 1855 feet TO Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold TO Thomas
DugaIa BY s. NJ Nelson, l.. V. Frazer. and the
executors OF r. Titus deceased, by deed bear
ing date Ilth May, 1877. and conveyed TO me,
rs trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugan, TO Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified:
this ssle being made 10 carry out the pro-
visions Of said deed IN trust, which is recorded
in the REGISTERS Office OF shelby county. on
the l0th day of May, 1872, in book g. page 4Ol.
etc. Right Of redemption waived, and title
believed to De good but I sell and convey
only as trustee.
n0vlO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Saturday, NoTsmber14, 1874,
Attachment Notice,

DEFORE JAMES HALL, j. P-Charles
D Grady VS.. George Alexander.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $50 of the Code OF
Tennessee and returned levied by garulsh-
ment on Hill, EOntain IL Co., who answer they
owe the sum Of Sl00:
it is therefore ordered, that defendant make
MS personal appearance before me, on the
9Th day Of November, 1874, al my Office, IN the
city of Memphis. NJ 10 O'Clock, a.m.. and de-
iend said attachment suit, or the same viii
be proceeded with eE par-e; and that a copy
Of This order De published Tor four successive
weeks ia the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
18th day Of September, 1874.
sep3l JAMES HALL J. p.
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PRIVATE
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So. So Jefferson Street,
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or physlo1l ana -a01tal power, spssdiIV alu
permanently cured.
Particular at leEtiOu peiu 70 the nfssqza To- :
Women and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Disea1ss cured ~ NV
ganodfsss
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salurday, NoTemher q. 1s74.

at ~ O'Clock M. on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, city Of Memphis,
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing real estate, lying in shelby county, Ten
essee, described as follows: Beginning a. a
stake az the intersection Of the east line OF
ChamDeriayne avenue with the south side Of
the state Line road; thence south So east
with the state Line road six chains and
tnifty-slL uuEs to q stake. thence south ~
west eleven chains and twenty links 70 a
stake thence north 50 west SIX chains and
thlrty-fOur Inks 70 STAKE in the east line OF
Cham Oerlayn ne avenue; thence north 25il'
east with the line OF Chamberlayne avenue
ten chains and seventy-tnree links 20 the be-
ginning, containing SIX and 9i-l00 acres, being
lot one 20 OF subdivision OF the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and OF record IN the
Registers office Of shelby county. Equity Of
redemption waived, ana title believed to be
perfect, but sell only as t-ustee.
Ocu7 JOHN JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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DRY GJODs MARKET.
RY rELFRRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 12.-Busi.
pess was moderate, and there was q
steady demand for staple domestic goods
Side-band prints were in brisk request,
but madden fancies We're quiet and ir-
regular in iobbers' hands. Cotton goods
were generally quiet. Cotton fannels
were weak and lower in some makes.
WOols, beavers aud cloakings were more
active. Black French cashmeres were
in demand and firmer.
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HsrAr1-

FDAG Z3EATI.
No. il0l, .R.-Flrst Cala-cery" Cont OF Shelby
cOunty-A- T. Dupont % al VS.. A.. r. Dill.
q virtue Of "a eriocuiOfy decree TOR sale
en- tered IN the above cause on the 18Th day
Of May, 1874, j viii sell. 10 public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk ana
Masters Office, Memphis, Tenn,
On Saturday, AeFember IL, 1874,
within legal hours. the following described
property, situated IN Memphis, shelby couu-
". laEuessea, to-Wit.
Fifty feet front ON north side Of Union
street, and running back between parallel
lines north about IS eet; beginning on the
north line " Union street thirty f50l feet east
o. the northeast corner OF tbB intersection Of
Union street with the alley between Main and
front streets (the said beginning point being
the southeast corner Of the appeal Building
l0Q; thence easfwardly with the north lue OF
Union street 81 feet; thence norl uWardIy about
"A ieeti thence westwardly 80 1eet to the north
east corner Of the APPEAL Building lot: thence
S1uthWardly with the east line OF tha Appeal
Building lot about = feet 70 the beginning.
Terms of -ale-Jn a credlt of Z and q
mont as; notes with approved security re-
quired, bearing Interest from date; Lien re-
tanned 70 secure same. Equity Of redemption
barred.
This October q, I57f.
z. 4. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY z. j. Black, u. e. and Il.
Vance & Anderson solicitors. Oct2
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French Barr mzIE stOnes.-ThOmas De-
milan NOS a2S and 130 Poplar street.
Wey. anafe. Tenn.

FTHO the Planters of Tennessee and adjoining
Ftates-I solicit the patronage of ali per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES TO repair.
Having had q years experience in this cOun-
try and EurOpe-With ". G. Bradford OF this
city from 1855 to le6i, since which time 4 nave
been generally engaged in building and re-
pairing mills IN this and adjoining states. I
will rebuild, bst1i,l, redress and put IN perfect
order All burrs for grinding corn and wheat, or
viii redress burrs that planters may hull their
own cottOn-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the attriL1on powders IL,
and poisons the meal or ff0uf. VIII gue1an-
tee that with my style OF dressing, and with
proper speed, q thirty-iuch mill viii grind
thirty bushels OF corn IN one hour. also
guarantee to save ons-half Of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing IL from the mill perfectly cool and In good
order TO ship. Where the running-gear Is in
good order, IL is only necessary 10 ship the
rock, when the work VIII be promptly done
and returned. MIL work In general and al
orders from the country promptly attended .
at prices that defy competition Al orders ad-
dressed tome in care OF g. ". Payne 4 Co, viii
oc2is- THOMAS DELANY.
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18th day Of November, 1874,

on the premises, sell TO the highest bidder, for
cash. a certain leasehOld estate, granted by
JOhn OvertOn, situated In the city Of Mem
phis, county Of shelby and state Of Tonnes
see, on the corner OF Third and " ebster streets,
known a. Echneppel's Brewery, and known
- s98 ana 397, together with 'all buildings, hx-
lures, machinery, barrels, tools, implements,
wagons. horses, and other property used by
the late i. Echueppei, or Schneppel & Co., 10
and about said brewery.
sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock am. Title
believed 70 be good, but convey As trustee
only l. KEITH.
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Trustees Sale.

E1Y virtue of The powers vested in me by de-
ID cree OF the second Circuit Court Of shelby
county, appointing me trustee in the room
aud steal OF VIM. ii. PassmOre, TO a deed o.
trust maize uy j ohm IL. Miller to said VIM. ii.
PassmOre, on the 81 day OF June, $50, for ths
purposes therein specified, and recorded IN
the registers once Of shelby cOul. y, Ten