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PRODUCE MaRRETS.


! LOUISVILLE, October 3O.-FlOur. wheat
corn and oats quiet and unchanged. Bacoi
l quiet al 10 l3Glfc. Pork bulk meats anI
lard nominal. Whisky s9c.
| CHICAGO, October SO.-FlOur quiet and un
changed. Cornmeal, $50. Wheat dull anC
unsettled; No. 2, S234c cash. Corn in fair de
Inand at lower rates No. 2 sC4sllc cash
! Oats IN fair demand at lower rates; No. 2 ~
/ af71sc cash. Fork steady; new mess, SIS 25g
! Is 81 cash. Lard firm at ll.3j seller all the
I year: l35sc cash. Bulk meats steady and I'M
/ changed. Whisky nominal; pc bid, sc asked
! ST. LOUIS, October SO.-ElOur and wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn quiet but nrm
/ No ., 70a .lc. URts duh and lower: 20. ., AZ
/ a5O5gc cash. Whisky steady 81 g9c. Pork
| quist al 50 30. Dry salt meats quiet; loo>e
/ clear nib Toe. Bacon quiet; only a small order
and jobbi ng trade. Lard quiet good, A5se-
! CiNCINNATI, october SJ.-rlour steady and
unchanged. wheat dull ana unchanged
I Corn steady: new, G0g61c. Oats quiet al % q
Sic Butter frmer but not higher. Lard quiet
but steady at l2is spot. Bulk meats stead ;
Bacon quiet Al s, 10 glSlzc. Whisky quiet and
weak at sc.
new ORLEANS. October 20 -Flour-In
good demand; double extra, ~ 50; ueble,
y bite on hand; yellow, 81. Oats
coed supply ana quiet az 3G6Sc, Bran, 81.
hsy-duli; prime, t-i; choice, S269Sl. Pork
firmer 1t s >, and held higher. Dry-salt
shoulders scarce, and held a SIC Bacon
scarce aud flrmer at 100 FHl2la1tl5s sglfc
sugar ul and lower; common, o3sc; low fair
H.lN
new, lie Lard-supply light; fierce, lAltc;
keg. l55sC. Molasses firm; centrifugal, DC
fair 0Jc; prime 20 choice b3rboc. Whisky
Louisiana, 81 u35l Uo5s; western, u u3etsl o.
Coffee quiet; Ordinary 10 prime, Fg2Oc. Corn
meal, - On.
NEW YORK. October 31.-tlOur N moderate
demand and strongly IN buyers favor; super
hne western and state, siai 5'i 81 Louis, - 81
as closing dull. rye 4 luT dull 81 - 1873 p.
CornmeHi steady At 81 394 IS. Wheat dull
and ale lower NO.2 Chicago, 81 U-. corn
/ deciuedIy frner with an active demand
mixed western, sVdg0tsc IN store. oats shade
nuner; mixed western, 6sI0tic. Coffee quiet
singer dun; refining, sEGSsc: prime, sc,
ana declining; reuned, To- C; crude, sc. Pork
lower; western, so ~. Beef quiet; new plain
I settled; long clear, I0alO5+c; long and short
clear. WipteT delivery, &c. Lard firm; prime
gtea lI, IS1kalic. Butter-pTtme, arm; Other
I graoes heavy; We.lslnt -O9S5,,s. me- com
mon to prime, l2i9Gl3is. whisky nrner al
I A9iLSf
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mop ly. None Of them are uDhinohiog-
" given over TO the REPUBLICANS, unless
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No, l2aI--in the Second Chancery Court OF
she by county, Tennessee. d. Mullins,
IT,, trustee, and ]. X. Goodwin & o., vs.. Jo-
seph Malone ct al.
II appearing from the bill which is sworn
to in this cause that the defendant, Joseph
Malone, Is justly indebted TO cOmplainants in
the sun Of Sl3t y, due by account, and that
be is "a nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee
aud that for these causes an attachment was
sued out OF this Court against the property OF
said defendant, and the same was issued, and
has blen returned by the sheriff, duly levied
on the property OF said defendant;
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That he make his appearance herein
at the courthouse OF the second Chancery
Court, IA the city OF Memphis, Tenn on OF
before the first Monday in December. 1873, and
plead, answer or demur TO complainautis bill
OF the same will be taken for confessed as 10
him and set for hearing exparte: and that a
copy of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks. in the Memphis
Appeal. This October q, 1874.
A copy-Attest;
NJ. Il. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By grabtree Belcber, ID G. and NJ.
Hanson, WeatherfoTd h Estes, solicitors for
complainantS. oet2f sat
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French Burr MIL stOues.-ThOmal De-
HaHy. Sos. I2S and $50 Poplar street,
Memphis, Tenn.

TTNO the Planters Of Tennessee aud adjoining
Il tRtes-I solicit the patronage Of all per
sons having BURR MILL STONES to repair
Having had q years experience in this coun-
try ano Europe-with W. Q. Bradford OF this
city from 1888 to Iebl, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pairing mills in this and adjoining States.
viii rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
ord all burrs Tor grinding corn and wheat, OF
viii redress burrs that planters may hull then
own cotton-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not be
nlled with lead, as the attritiou powders il
and potSOns the meal or finur. 1 viii guarau-
tee that with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-inch mill viii grind
thirty bushels OF corn In one hour. l also
guarantee to save One-half Of the power By
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing II from the mill perfectly cool and in good
order 20 ship. Where the runntng-gear Is in
good order, il is only necessary to ship the
rock, when the work win be promptly done
and returned. Mil work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended 10
at prices that defy competition. All orders adj
dressed 70 me in care OF q. W. Payne & Co. viii
oc2t THOMAS DELANY.
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salur,lar. October 81. 1s74-

within legal hours, the following described
property. situated In shelby county, Teunes-
see, tO-Wft.
Two certain tracts of land that Luclus L.
Battle had, on the 9TH day o. December I5l1
sold 20 B. T. Harre-i, one tract known as the
5Ianl,s,rs qccepta1t, lying on each side
Lo0-clatlcllls tLFerr uvrlrstsas.-z sls-a5 j
Joining the lands OF stewart Harris aud
others. The grant from Tennessee win snow
the butts and buuuts FOR DO acres. and the
decree Of the ChaucerT Court az 1iamDn-s o.
william Battle rs. John VI berry lI which q
decree for l72screS was ulisae To- ,iif William
battlC, but So acres was as-I 1g il Bates as
older claim, and which leaves uuler the de-
cree Il6 acres, whirh viii more f-llv appear
: ny reference 70 a deed Of gift made tv Wm.
Battle 70 L. L Battle on March ]. Io5j, making
In oil SO acres.
The said Bolton deriving MS title 20 said
property ny purchase under decree in Chan
Gerry Court az Memphis, IN case of Wade a.
Bolton vs.. b. r. + arreil, I'm February l>66.
Terms Of Sale-Ou "a credit of six months,
purchaser u execute note with approved Sc
curity-iieu rela ned 10 further secure same,
and equity Of redemption CARED.
This October q, sS74
F. a. COLE, Clerk aud Master.
By Il. J, Blaca, Deputy e and 81.
McEHe. MY D.. -ueaf. "A attorneys. UcT
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. llsI R.D-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county. 1ennesSee.-C. &. Hail, JOIN
PittIuan, and Frank Rice, VS.. John Clancy
John Farmer, executor OF John Clancy
deceased, ct al.
7 appearing from the return Of the Sheriff
L Of shelby county in this cause that the de
PENDANTS, John Clancy, and John Farmer
executor Of John Clancy, deceased, Patrick
ConrOy, Jane GRIM ID and - Gufnth, bel
husband, cannot 10 be found in MS county:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk auC
Master, That they make their appearance,
heFslL, at the courthouse of Shelby county
ia the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or be
fore the first Monday in December. 1874, ant
plead, answer or demur TO eOmplainants' bill
or the same will be taken for confessed as e
them ana set for hearing exparte, and that {
copy of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks. IN the Memphis
Appeal. This October %, 1874.
u d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo Nallery, d. {. and NJ.
Hanson, Weaiherford & Estes, solicitors fOl
eOmnlainant Oct24 SAT
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aaa FrOnt Street, up.stairs.

INSOLVENCY NOTICE. The creditors OF
/ W. F. Marsh, deceased, will take notice
that have, on this 10Th day OF October, 1874
suggested the insolvency Of said estate TO the
County Court Of shelby county, and have
been ordered 10 give notice that an persOus
having claims against said estate shall file t1e
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be-
fore the 18th day OF January, 1875, and any
claims not fled before this day shall be for
ever barred by law.
FANNIE : MARSH Admfnfstrafri1
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Saturday, November q, 1874,

al u O'Clock m. on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison Streets city Of Memphis,
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, she follow
Ing real estate, lying in SHELBY county, Ten
essee, described as follows: Beginning az a
stake at the intersection Of the east Line or
Chamberlayne avenue with the south side OF
the state Line road thence south 545z east
with the state Line road six chains and
thfrty-six links to a st3ket thence south "a
west eleven chains and twenty links 70
stake; thence north e5tt west SIX chains and
thirty-four links TO a stake IN the east line or
Cham beriayuc avenue thence north IA
east with Che line OF Chamberlayne avenue
ten chains and seventy-three Inks to the be-
gipniug. containing six and gs-l00 acres, being
lot one IN OF subdivision OF the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and OF record in the
Eeristeris ONCE Of shelby county. Equity OF
REDEEM piiOn waived, and title believed TO be
nerfeet bat { sell only As trustee
neffT John JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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MEMPHIS EXPOSITION OF 1874.
STRANGERS and VISITORS
WILL PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT IN THE ARTICLE OF
Staple and FsacyDryi''ds
B. LOVENSTEIN & BROS.
CANNOT and WILL NOT BEUNDERSOLD
PlGiPPTiCGS2pGLOVGP tl2ltheLOVGSt
ITHRIR GOODS NEW, FRESH And FASHIONABLE
AND CHEAPER THAN ELSEWHERE.
You Will SaVef l0to25reF cent.
Bx CALLING AT
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
BEFORE PURCHASING.
OUR ASSORTMENT WAS NEVER MORE COMPLETE.
EVERY DEPARTMENT FILLED
With the CHOICEST NOVELTIES, and in Each Department
we offer SPECIAL BARGAINS. and inducements to
Purchasers Hitherto Unprecedented
IR - M = NJ . = -
We have the Largest Stock of Goods in the City.
3. L.swenstein 6z Brothers
242, s44 and 246 Main Street, corner Jefferson.

Water Valley has an amateur
dEanatis club.
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DRY GOODS MARKEr.


NEW YORK. October SO-The dry goods
business continued quiet with manufacturers
agents aud imports, aud the jobbing move
ment was sluggish. The market for cotton
goods quiet in fret hands, but prices are NOM
/ Inally UNCHANGED. Prints moved slowly al
current rates. Fancy ginehams in lair de-
mand. Felt skirts III active. NO len goods
quiet and week. Lupin's dress-tahricS were
/ largely sold al auction, and brought iaiT
/ prices.
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MOHEY AAaKET,

NEW ORLEANS, October 3D. Cold, sIi
sight, par sterling, 81
NETWORK, October 30.-~A6afy. @S2H per
cenr : prime mercantile paper, 70 per cent
for long and short OATS; SOU per sehl. ioI
Tor sirtg DAYS and ss71zs4s73 for sight. Dry
obs imports Tor the week, sl,WJlll4. Gus
T,15s receipts. s87l0J Gold dull az llOts
EorroWing rates, ? 20 per cent per snnuh.
and l-ss Der cent per day. At the close loans
,-ere made fat The assistant treasurer dis
i,ur - s-ll 800. Cleaungs, SIS % 90. Cove ~
..s.nfs dull and fra. Coupons Of ISL, Ils1S
n al ~ Is3; do OF ls5i, ll65S; do. OF
-. ll75S; do. new, il6s; DO ls5li lll2si do
---15,,- - Ii73<. slate bonds strong and higher
ofsfis J. kiissouris and lenurssees. Aissou'
4 q, 8; Oh 1snnesses, 80 new fenneaAee, q
-,a-5' VfrFfnfa u. Old Virginia tl old NORTH
1sro1srse 90. uew North Carolina, 10
15aiirosd bsnds " ere dull Eud ultls lower
~ rf0ck fnarHet advanced Z "a y per cent
u ne early dealings, but h-iel ward beoan'
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. l.SJ.-Iu the Second Chancery Court o.
Shelby county, Tennessse.-City OF Memphis
". y. Myers, L. 4. Brown, and Others.
10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this Gauss
that the defendant, T. 4. Brown, j. a non
resident of the state OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk aBC
Master, That he make his appearance here
In, a. the courthouse Of Shelby county
IN the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, ON Oh
before the trst Monday in December, 1874, anC
plead, answer or demur 10 cOmplalnanti
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to him and set for hearing eNparte; and
that a copy OF this order be published once
week, for four successive weeks, IN the Mem
phis Appeal. This october ., 1874.
A copy-Attest:
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Crabtree Belcher, ID. G. and NJ.
q. a. Hanson, sol. for cOmplt. oct24 81
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OFFICE ORs., $40. SER. U. &. A. Z
0rfoher "a 1s-t &
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By Geo. AIalleTy, D. G. and n.
Metcaf & HernOn, soils. for complainant
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Friday, November IS, 1874,

between the hours OF u and o'clock, al
southern gate OF Court square Memphis
tennessee, sell for cash, % the highest bidder
al public auction, the foioWing properly
situated IN said county and state ana de-
scrubbed Ia said trust desd - follows: lots No.
3 and z6 on the plan Of the sub-dt Yl-lon1
the estate OF i. i. stewart, as sold py aecfee
OF the Chaucery Court OF the city OF ~ eln POS
s..isi los ha,riIa "A diagonal mont on the Her
nafIdo road OF one hundred ana one leet an (
ru-iDiug back on one side one hundred an .
dftv feet, and on the 0tnsr soc sNo nun-rs
s1,fi III ard oue-half feet 70 an alley.
An rizbf OF redamplon Is sxpressly waive
nv flle terms Of Sc ia trust deed. TILE believe
10 be zooS. bnt-I VIA sci AID convey only
ost4 CHARLES Z. PARTEEr Trustee
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBERs1, 1874.

No. ST, R. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, TenneSsee-S. s. hsmbert
VS.. Henry ReTubert et al.
ny virtue Of a decree OF sale made in this
% cause by the second ChanceTy Court, 4
will sell TO the highest bidder, in mont Of he
Second Chancery Courtroom, city OF Menu
phfs, Tennessee, on
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saturday. October 81, 1874,

with in legal hours, the following described
real estate. tO-wtts
A certain tract OF land situate, lying ana
being in the county Of Shelby and state o.
Tennessee, containing about one hundred an"
1fteen acres, being the southwest corner O.
aid q IS. Rem bert'g original tract OF sixteen
hundred and sixty acres ON Big Creek, IN the
mind civil district, inherited BY him nom nts
fafher Andrew Rembert; Beg ming al the
vFest corner of said original tract, when
h me nOrthWs-t corner Of Thomas kaWlings
tract and in the west line OF the Dongiess
tract. thence esst with said Rawlings l7ac ~
fba corner OF John Steels one hundred ~
iiffy acre tract lately sold 70 him BY said aela-
bert. thence north with said steers west line
ssventy-thres chains and twenty-six links 20
the north line OF the one hundred and hity
eere rrsct lately sold by said Rem bert 70 HUGO
Fsf.as. thence west with said Roses souln ~
70 ~, west line OF said :. ). ReInoerts origffA
fract: thence south with sale line seventy :
three chains and twenty-six links 70 me be-
Terms OF sale-Op 6 credit OF SIX and twelve
u,onfhs. purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security; Lien retained. Equity OF re-
deuptfon barred.
This ssptsm Der II, is7i. -.
ND. Z STEW ART,
Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. AIalleTy, D. G. and n.
Rf.f-oH 4 Vernon. soils. for cOuIp IIirnuL.
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Trustees Sale.

d. virtue OF the powers vested in me by de-
ID cree OF the second Circuit Court OF shelby
county. appointing me trustee 10 the room
aud sfeaI OF VIM. II. PassmOre, 20 a deed OF
trust made bv John ii. Miller 20 said VIM. IL.
Passnore, on the 30 day % June, $50, for the
purposes therein specified, and recorded in
the Registers once Of shelby county, Ten
uessee. In book y 10. 76, page 81, I viii, on
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Stockholders Annual Meeting.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
IL the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company, viii be held at the Chamberlain
House, in the city OF Grenada, Miss, on the
18th OF November, 1874, At which time Direct
Ors viii be elected for the ensuing year,
Stockholders viii be passed free by exhibit
ing their Certificates Of stock to conductors.
Octl7 S. H. LAMB, Secretary.
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Thursdar. Noremher .. 1874.

within legal hours, sell at the Courthouse, ia
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for cash, 70 thg
highest bidder, the following lands known 81,
the Topp place, living IN sail county, vtzs All
Of sections 3 and s. east OF DOgue Faiaya, and
all Of section 50, except the east half Of tbs
southeast quarter east OF bOgue Falaya, ali iu
township -, range :. said lands and the inns
provements, thereon will be sold for the pay
ment OF the drsCOf said notes, which IS passed
due and unpaid, and for the costs Of this
trust 6he balance OF the proceeds 10 be sT-
piled to the payment OF the remainder %,
said notes, which become due upon the non
payment Of any note. The title Is believed 90
be perfect, but convey only a. trustee.
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the cOunty-abOut SO acres cleared, a
portion Of which was in cultivation last year.
Two settlements on the land, also giuhouse
and machinery, houses, stables, etc.
This oc tOber 3. lc7f.
oct MiNDR MERIWErHE Tru.tae.
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feet forward; she also had a good passsenge
trip. Tine Ciiy 90 Helena dlschaIi:ed - Dais
Of cotton, I76 seeks Of seed ana =, ~ !
She went on III dark with lil2 baif- o. cotton
n VIII cb I9if balets were iakeE up here 4hs
Alice arrived with rs bales OF cot". 49,. % -
sacks Of seed. Toe rotess ~ -, ,,,9 ~. 49,
bsies of cotton, ~ bags of cotton ana i6l sack,
on seed The Illinois arrived win ~ Dtles 81
catfon n bags OF cotton and 47i sacks Of seed
The Chez arrived with % Diiss ~ ~. Is
Of Ssbreveport, from New Orleans, SIX Day
oui. towing barge, put on 30 package Siie
had 5oo o9s Of isgs 90, os TsctsSes and sddsa
S5 tons OF freight. The Noble Moore passed
down drawing SIX feet OF water.
News Drift.
The Tom Jasper leaves st. Louis 90
dav for New Orleans.....-..The Mary Alice
fafes out the Barge line tow from st. Louis
fo-dnv...... enc Common wealth follows the
Tout Jasper. The latter Is commanded by
CAPTAIN j. West Jacobs, with Dan. Garln and
vi IN Pension in the office ......The Cairo cor
respondent Of 81. Louis paper says:
% Waiter writes from Cairo: The snagboat
r. +. DeRuss has been doing good work be-
tween this port and Commerce, Missouri, and
has removed many dangerous breaSs. some
OF The trees that she removed were worn q Al
by boats that rubbed over them, and all were
OF immense length. The bends back Of the
city are literally fun OF trees and logs, and
most of them are 30 deeply Immersed a. TO
give no trouble at the present stage. Some OF
the snRgs the DeRussy pulled were standing
the Frank Psrgoud len Nieksnurg for New
Orleans with three thousand tive hundred
and thirty-two bales Of cotton and four thou.
Sal q light hundI ed and seventy sacks Of seed.
......The BlsmsrciC, from New Orleaos. broke
her crank and amer cylinder-head near
Gu cot last Tuesday, arrived here during the
forenoon, and lays here awaiting the arrival
OF The tOwboat Babbage rhe has cargo OF
six hundred and hft, tons for St. Louis.
Clippings.
A st. Louis exchange says: "But for
the accumulation of sand there would be
eleven feet OF water in the channel OF the
Mississippi river between 81. Louis and
Gallo. THE St Louis Republican OF
Thursday says: "Under present arrangements
the Ohio and New Orleans steamers will not
interfere with the st. Louis and New Orlesns
boats In the respective trades, and Uie- uerSd,
which means that when FIRE ghiS at st. Louis
are good, the st. Louis boats alone will do the
business, and WIEN Ohio liver busint s. j.
good, the Ohio boats viii not be opposed"
At s.. Louis the fog has been annoying
local pacKets" Tile shreveport Times Of
The tWenty-eighth says: "Ihe government
steamer Sterling, Captain TennysOn, came In
from the raft yesterday afternoon. Captain
Tennyson reports Old river failing fast. At
Carolina Bluff the fall was two feet. Tue work
OF cleaning the bank is progressing finely"
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. %, R.-First Chsncery Court Of Shelby
county-R. J. Baker vs.. J. J. Hallahan.
ny yltue Of an interlocutory decree for
n sale, entered in the above cause on the
29th cav OF April, 1877, and renewed October
5, 1871 and October Y, 1874, viii sell, at pub
lie auction, 10 tine highest bidder, IN front OF
the Clerk ana Masters once, city of Mem
mis- Tennessee. On
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
Selma Railroad Bonds, Etc.
WednesdaI. Norember 4. Is74.
DIAMOND sPECrACLEs

By K. !. Black, ID. &. and n.
Estes 3 Ellett, Attorneys. Oc2f
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saturday, November Z, 1874,

within legal hours, the following describel
property, to-wit;
". Tennes see, aud known as the eastern por
tIon Of lot No. s., OF John d. Armour's sub
dtvIsion of original county lot 496, fronting 2
feat on Madison street and running back be
tween parallel lines l485s feet 70 an alley.
erns Of sale-Caeh. equity OF redemption
barred as provided for in tbs deed Of trust.
Thfsgctober Is, 1874.
81. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Humes & POston, Attorneys, oct28
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Deans Interest and Equation Expo.
rent-a system governed by the Princi.
pies OF Decimal Notation, BY means OF
which the correct Interest Of any sum.
at any rate per cent. for any giveR time,
is aseeTiained almost at a glance. 1t Is
the most rapid and convenient method Of
averaging accounts; standard work,
invaluable to every HeTehant, Banker,
Lawyer, Insurance Agent, and tOrpora-
tlOn; over three thousand now in use in
the United States. Address
Il. BERNARD,
$50 Main street. hemphis, Tenn.
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Trustees sale Of Lands in Bolivar
County, Mississippi.

DH virtue Of a deed Of trust to W. K. Gun
ID bingham, Trustee, recorded in deed book
:, page zs3, in the Chancery Court Clerks Of
nee OF Bolivar county, Mississippi, made Jan
uary l, 1873, ~ George r. Austin and NOiney
Peel, 10 secure the payment Of their four prom
lssOry notes OF that date for $50, sll1 &5T71 and
S4030, respectively, payable 70 N. j. Wicks and
B. ]. Martin, the aFst Of which notes has been
transferred 70 Owen Meuwether, aud by vir.
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Cunningham, resigned 70 execute said trust
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