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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-17
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS
AMERICAN
School Music Readers
In 3 Books. By L. o. Emerson and
W. \. Iilden.

In BOOK 1, which is for Primary Schools,
we have three years course of study. very
plainly laid out, with abundant directions to
teachers, and large number of sweet songs,
for the little ones TO sing by Tote and by note.
Price IS cents.
In BOOK II, the course above indicated is
continued, and becomes a little more theo-
retic. The book is fitted for the use OF the
younger scholars in Grammar Schools. Price
50 cents.
In BOOK III, part singing is introduced, and
the ear is trained to harmonic singing For
Higher Glasses in Grammar Schools. Price 50
cents.
TIE music in these charming and useful
books was selected and arranged by the prac-
ticed hand of Mr.. L. o. Emerson, and the theo-
retic part has been well tested by Mr.. Tildeu
before placing in the readers.
For High Schools, nothing succeeds the
above Readers better than "The Hour of Sing
ing 81, already in extensive use- II that
has been used, try Choice Trios [Sll, q col
lection of the best three-psrt music.
The new Singing School Books, "Tbe Song
Monarch " l75 centsl is attracting general at
tentiOn as one OF the Best Books ever made
for Singing-schools.
The above books sent postpaid on receipt Of
retail price.
OLIVER DITsON & CO., Boston.
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO.,
oc9 I'll Broadway, New York
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no inferior in market Hogs scarce and err
At 6l4S714c, gross. Cows and calves In de
mand at s2aef50, and looking upward.
Mat FREsH-Beef-fore-qu arierS, 3435Sc
lhind-Quarters, 6acZ. sheep by the carcass
NA,Is-In store, IS soai rates, with a SLOW
I movement.
O'IEs-CoaI-oiI, per gallon, l7@Isc; nnseed
raw, csc; llnseed boiled, e9c; lard OIL, per gal
Z ion. sicsi ~. Turpentine, lsc.
ONToNs-ln moderate uemauCi IN store
s. Sla3 IS; siivorsklns. e. 25a4 50.
GA Orering In ronnd lots at Csc. sales OF
$50 sacks IN drsyload lots at 64ci in store, tea
POWDER AND sHoT-Povder, per key, s. 25
halves. s. IS: Quartels p 10. shot, drop, per
sack = .; buck, - %. lead, per n, SOC.
PoTkToEs-ln steady demand none on land
ing; New Norl SO 2i93 IS per Dbl in storei 81.
Louis. s. 25a2 50 per Dbl. Sweet potatoes are
neglected Al 81 per Dbl. Common potatoes
are entirely neglected; few selling except
PourTRY-Aiixed chickens,s2 zs9s IS; choice
and old hens, Ssl54 3, and dull. Ducks, s. go
3 IS. Turkeys, ssGl2
FICSLEs-NeW, per Dbl, Sl0Gl0 50.
Provisions Bacon clear sides, lFz9l5l<c;
clear lib sides ia5 ala &C; shoulders, SaSifc.
Bulk clear sides, laGlstic; clear RIO sides, Ia
lac. Hams, c9uNased, sugar cured. l2'6 also
new do, Ig1e8i5c; breakfast bacon, l69i6lac.
Mess pork, per barrel, SIS. Pig feet, per keg,
s2d So. Lard, uerces, Ike; kegs, l6Aloi4ci
pals, l6}sc. Arrivals are small while the de-
nauo is active; stocks remain very low;
prices are wanting in firmuess.
kYE-Seed rye arm AT 81 l5Gl 20 per bushel.
SrICEs-Pepper, whole, per 10 2sc; ground,
soc. Cloves, soc. AllSpice, .uc. Ctnnam n,
whole. ioc; ground, sec. Nutmegs, 81 IS. Gin
ger, whole, BIC; ground, sc Mustard, pure
ground, Jlog40c. inferior. NC.
sTRAw-Per hundred, 7O4Sac,
WHITE LEAD-P Per H.. lu5S9llkc.
WHIsKl-Proof per gallon, as in age and
WHEAr-Ssed varieties in demand, selling
A. 81 SOL CO. per bUshel.
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PRuDUla KARKETs
BIZ TELEGRAPH.


IOVfsNILLE October l6.-FlOur quiet
and unchanged. Mheat quiet and IN
changed. Corn-white, 75SsUc; mixed, zoe
Oats, 5lG5sc. Bacon quiet and unchanged
a. ~, l3l1al85sc. Hams-Sugar-cured, Ia &c,
Bulk meats nominal. Lard nominal. whisky
lower at CSC. Begging lover 2-lb. Kentucky
hemp, l5c; fax and jute, he.
CHICAGO, October lB-Fiour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat in fair demand but al lower
rates and unsettled No. 1 spring Chicago, CSC
No. spring On cago, SIC. Corn dull and the
market unsettled; No. mixed, ne. Oats
duh and the market unsettled; No. 2, 465zc.
Pork uull and prices dropping go Lard is
steady and in moderate demand, ll5Sc.
q NCINNATI, October is. 49, Flour steady
I and in moderate demand. Wheat dull; red,
I slal %; white, 81 IOal IS. Corn in iair de-
uaud and market nTm; old, 70a73c; new,
t5e Oats dun and prices declined, 50g5jc.
Pork nominal. Lard steady and in moderate
demand summer, I8c. Bulk meats dun and
uoui nal. Bacon quiet and weak; shoulders,
/ TIC: clear RIB, I3Hc. clear scarce at ii1z@
/ nc. Whisky ma all offerings sold at VIC.
ST. LOUIS, October IC.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and prices dropping
/ No 2 red winter, 81 iNl II; No. 3, CSC. Corn
dull and declined, 80. mixed, new, CSC; old,
-7M-sc track: 7Sa7gc elevator. Oats dull and
prIces a shade lower; No. 2, s51Igl9c sleva-
I ior. Pork quiet and unchanged; mess, so.
Bulk meats dun and nOminali shoulders, 75zC,
clear rib, lZl<c; clear l8'4c, i0pDlng ana order
[ I0fg Bacon lrmer; shoulders, ~ use; clear
! no. I8al3Ilc5 clear, IlE@llAc. Lard easier
/ for buyer-i butchers, l25zc whisky lower at
35c.
/ NEW ORLEANS, October lg.-Flour dull;
superdne, 81 %: double, g 81; treble, s5G6
/ choice, s 2j86 %. Corn scarce and dull
white, 81 10. Oats quiet; prime 62e; choice
! CSC Bran dull, a ~ Hay dull; prime, so
! choice 81. shoulder, Sc. Bacon-sh0ulders
! 10 adv4n re of sides and DOH, H4lizc. Hams
I dull at Polio. Lnrd-supply light; tisrce
4 49, keg, lBkc. s gar-ouly two hogsheadi
/ receive 10 day ana sold commoni Sc. Mo
asses-prime new, s5c Whisky-suppls
/ i Ia coffee quiet; ordinary 10 prime, 56ls1J1kc
I Corurneal duil, e. l21zGf IS.
NEW YORK. Oetob6r FlouT-buyers
I r,vgra ruoFe~atr demand; supernn6 western
I'D -ist-, s. f5a4 So Rye -four, 81 25g5 AZ
! T,~nU,eal dali; western, 81 las. Wheai
| io,rer 0,ifh moderate inquiry; No. ] sp ing
/ si NAL az. Corn irregulai and unsettled
onened lower pui closed more active and
| drmer. mixed western ssaslc. Oats heavy
nugatfied and lower rniGe1 western osasto
] nav unchanged. HOpA unchanged Conee
oui-t and unchanged. sugar duh and scarce
J " - arm: refining, tzgs1c. holssses more
] - fi,-@. Pbrto q co, 43c. Rice quiet and IN
I c6anrsd Fltr iloum frmer; crude, 5%c bid
/ heid RI 55zc; refined, l214c. IuIpentinel sc
] en- raeafs stesdy; picked EhoulaeIs, bulk
T QlsglLc. pfckled iiama, bulk, ll9zc' picked bot
Iieel lie. nnddies quiet; long clear. lgliTc
1 Tnffer-,gesiern 30c. Cheese hrmi common
10 prime, lZ1z9l13zc' Whisky ioWer, 81 V.
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Friday, the eth Of Nerember, 1s74.

in front Of the Office of the Western Union
Telegraph company, on Madison street, be-
tween Main and Second streets, Memphis.
Tennessee, between the hours of 10 o'clock
am and PIN, sell for cash 10 the highest bid
der, the interest Of the estate Of I. G. Eastman
in the following described property lying in
said county and State, tO-Wtt- PIX acres on
the Mississippi river, fractional range Q and
fractional sections and 4 beginning at
stake from which south l22 east 3 links to
cottonwood marked W. B., VIM. Bateman's
southwest corner of his 200 acre entry on the
eastern margin OF the Mississippi river, known
as the Chute OF Island 40; thence with the
meanders of said Chute south q east 10 chains;
thence south g. east chains; thence south 50
east chains; thence south I5o east & chains;
thence south 10o east 3 chains and 50 links TO
stake, from which north 29o east 10 links to a
sycamore marked ]. b. T.; thence east 5
chains to large blackjack, r. Blockiedge's
northwest corner Of his 5000 acre grant; thence
south s. east with BlOckledge's west boun-
Diary lne2 chains and 50 links to a sweetgum
marked W. j.. thence north AZ chains and 50
links to 2 sweetgum marked W. j., thence
east u chains and . links 10 two elms marked
W. j.; thence south - chains and 50 links 10
stake and pointers, Twins corner; thence
east IS chains to a stake and oak pointer;
thence north passing through a lake at 5
chains II chains diagOnally, IN all IS chains;
thence west passing a long pond at chains
go links, ITO links wide, passing BertOn's
southeast corner at 3 CHAINS, IN all 81 chains
and 80 links TO the beginning. Equity of re-
demptiOn is waived. Title believed to be
perfect.
H. B. MARTIN, Trustee.
W. P. MARTIN, Trustee.
Wilson 4 Raard affnruavg OrtA
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LEE BIT

ID Union Street, Memphis, Tenn
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Tuesday, the eth Day of October, 1874,

between the hours Of II am. and pm, ex.
pose, at public sale, to the highest bidder, fol-
cash, the sale to take place at the southwest
corner Of Main and Madison streets, in Men,
uated in said city Of Memphis, and described
as follows, tO-wit: Part OF lot No. 57f begin
ming on the east side Of DeSotO street 81 % feet
south Of the alley between Madison and Mon
roe streets; thence south with the east line OF
DeSOto street y feet; running back eastWartily
Also, one undi vided half interest in lot No.
S26, on the plan OF Memphis, beginning at a
point on the east side Of Second street ~
feet south from the southeast corner OF Second
and Washington streets; thence southwardly
with the east line Of Second street ~ feet
TO the north line OF the alley between Wash
iugtOn and Adams streets; thence eastWardly
with the MOTH line Of said alley l4s56 feet to
the west line of the alley between second and
Third streets; thence northwardly with, the
west line Of said alley ~ feet to a stake, the
dividing line between lots 3S5 and $50; thence
WestWardly along said dividing line 1851 feet
TO the beginning. Also, part OF the subdi-
vision III F OF original country lot No. so. be-
ginning at point on the south side Of that
portion OF Jefferson street lyins east OF the
grounds and east Of Lauderdale street S614 feet
from the intersection OF east line OF country
lot No. 500 with the south line Of Jefferson
street, being the northwest corner Of the lot
heretofore conveyed by Z. Z. Brinkley ct al.
TO W. K. RisOn; thence west with the south
line OF jefferson street IS feet TO stake I;
thence sOuthwardly at right angles with JET
ferson street l4S1% feet TO an alley; thence
with said alley IS feet to the southwest corner
of said Kison's lot; thence nOrthwardly with
By the terms of said trust deed all right or
equity Of redemption is barred, and the title
is believed to be good. viii convey as trus-
tee only. r. A PARKER, Trustee.
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Saturday, October 81, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to-wits
And in the 10th civil district Of said county
which is bounded on the north by the lands
OF Harrison Irby and the heirs OF John Lo-
gan; on the east and west by William A. Low,
cry; on the west BY the lands Of Davis Biggs,
and is also described as lot No. 2. in the diVi-
sion OF the land Of Peter Peterson, deceased;
among his heirs it being the same conveyed
by William +. Gibson and wife to James Biggs
Terms OF Sale-On credit OF ., u and Il
months; notes with approved security, lien
retained to further secure same, and equity OF
redemption barred. This October 9, 1874.
K. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY L. ]. Black, Deputy G. and NJ.
T. b. Micou and Q. ". Frazer, Attorneys.
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Saturday, October IL, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, to-Wit: Certain real estate, lying about
Tour miles eastward OF the city of Memphis
containing by estimation about III acres
more or less, being part Of the subdivision
OF owens farm heretofore bought BY 2. L
Bethel OF +. A. & 81. owen and ;. p. Walker
beginning on the south side Of the Pigeon
hOoSt road at It's intersection with Otey ave
nue.; thence with said Pigeon ROOst road iu
an eastWardly or enthusiastically direction
70 stake at the corner OF Bethel's Held ON the
corner Of lane known as Owen avenue:
thence with said lane or avenue about y
chains 10 its intersection with Walker ave-
nue. thence with Walker avenue weStwardly
TO Otey avenue; and thence with Otey avenue
to the beginning on the Pigeon ROost road.
Also, another tract Of land described as foI-
lows: Eleven and one-half Ql55J acres adfOin-
ing Fort Pickering, known as the Given eight
90 acre tract, the Wright three-quarter %
acre tract, and the Duval, AlgeO & Co. two
and one-half 20 acre tract, bounded on the
north by Broadway or Old Fort Pickering
railroad on the south by Jackson street, on
the east by DR.. Gilbert and Woodbridge, and
on the west by Main and Ninth streets, said
property to be subdtVided and SOLD accord
ingiy.
Terms of Sale-On a credit OF and Y
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained until same are paid. Equity Of re-
demption barred.
This September IS, 1874.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By r. ]. Black, ID. G. and NJ
Humes 4 POstOn and J.. V. Dixon. ATTORNEYS.
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Tuesdnr, October 20, 4. D., Is74,

at the southwest corner OF Madison and
Second streets, in the city OF Memphis
county OF Shelby, State Of Tennessee, at 10
O'clock am, proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the property described in
said deed of trust, and the deed therein re.
ferred 70, to-wtt; Lying and being IN said
city OF Memphis, county and state afOre-
said, and more particularly described as lot
fOrty-twO t42) and the west half Of lot forty
three (48) as described upon II. W. HIS plan
OF subdivision OF lot NO five hundred and
eleven t5II), as known in the map Of the city
OF Memphis aforesaid, as surveyed on the
18th day of February, A. ID. 1850. by William
Crane, engineer, which said two lots are more
fully described in deed made by Z. B. Wad-
dell on the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1850, TO
j, q. Griffin, and recorded In the Registeris
ONCE OF said county and State, in book 20,
page 70 and "a. and TO which reference Is now
made. Title believed TO be good, but sell
and convey as Trustee only. Oath and bond
of trustee. and equity OF redemption waived.
T. L. HEFFERNAN, Trustee.
CT, +. Thompson, Attorney for Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF two trust deeds made by T. c.
d Eastman and James Archer, TO the under
signed, respectively, as trustees, on the 9th
day OF November, 1863, which are recorded in
book No. %, pages 323 and 32S Of the Registers
records OF Shelby county, and State Of Ten
nesSee, made to secure certain notes, which
are unpaid, we will, on
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DRY SOODs zARAET.


NEW YORK, October l6-Thers was steady
but mo- crate package movement, and fair
iobb'ns rade was effected. Cotton goods are
BIZ sfea5y demand, with unchanged prices.
cotton HanneIs are sellinl well, and nrm.
Fancy prints are in fair demand, especially 81
makes, which are scarce. Dress goods and
printed reps are Going well. Blankets are in
improved request, and closely sold up. For
aigu goods are dun.
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NtNPH.s ND CHAALEsTOs

DEFAE1se
asL .ava-y dayl, al .U-5O E.l- Express
Hss.. .lEar Saturday, 81 6 p m romerGille
rsrln1rrU So. Sail. except sunday a 4
nm. Grand junction accommodation at q
nm.
aEEINEss
.. every d.. 10 SIN. EEpuez-r f-itr
|-.r.H' Sund IS l:l5 am. SOmervllle -
y ..- -r.f..Iuu. i1ilr except sunday at 5 80
a Grand Junction accommodation, every
day at7=5I III go -. -,
nurH .nr-f
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cHANcERY SALE
R al ESTATE.

No. as, Rim the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee. H. Arlington,
Admir-, etc., VS.. J. B. AbbiEgton ct al.
DY virtue of an interlOcutOry decree for sale
% entered in the above cause on the Sth
day OF July, 1874, viii sell, at public auction,
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters ofice, Greenlaw Operahouse Build.
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t'aE ofncers and members Of the Father
matthew Total Abstinence and BeneyO-
tent society, are requested TO meet at their
y N on ~ SDAgg Oetobsr llth, for parade.
al are earnestly requested 70 attend
By order Of the Society
Octl0 CORNELITJG R0TTTsgss aeo-..o..-
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Saturday, 9TH day Of November, 1874,

at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
sell, within legal hours, at pEblic sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the property described
in said trust deed as lot or parcel of land,
with improvements thereon, situate, lying
and being in the city Of Memphis, county OF
Shelby, and State Of Tennessee, viz: Part of
block No. 81, in original country lot No. 1873,
on the south side Of Union street, beginning
at a point about 30 feet east from the junction
OF Union and Second streets; thence west
with the south side Of Union street 80 feet,
more or less; thence south 200 feet TO an alley;
thence east with said alley about 81 feet (;
thence north 200 feet to the beginning. The
beginning point in this description and the
east boundary of said lot will extend TO and
include the middle OF the division wall OF the
double tenement brick residences conveyed
by Joseph r. Williams to said ID. b. MOlloy
and .. W. Fackler, respectively; said lot and
premises hereby conveyed being the same
conveyed by said Williams to said ID. B. Mol
10y by deed dated November IS, 1850, and re-
corded in the Registers Office Of Shelby cOun.
", in book a, page %.
The title 70 said property Is believed to be
good, but sell and convey only as trustee.
October 8, 1874. J. W. CLAPP, Trustee.
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DIAMOND sPECTACLES

THESE speetacles are manufactured from
IN UTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted To-
gefher, and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and brilliancy.
Having been tested with the pOlarfscope, the
diamond lenses nave been found 10 admit If
Teen per cent. less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free rom ehrOmatic alterations,
ana produce a brightness and distinctness Of
ufaetured By the spencer Optical Mann
factuEinE Company, n. 7. For sale By re-
spopslDle agents in every city In the Union.
Agent Tor Memphis, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained. No peddlers employed.
DO not buy pair unless yOu see the trade
mark - amin
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A DEED
D of Trust, executed to the undersigned,
Trustee, on the 18th day of September, A. ID.
1873, by r. l.. Hammock, and OF record in
the Registers office Of shelby county, Ten
nassaa. In deed hook 81. page SO. / Will. on
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Thursdar, Norember 5, 1s74,

within legal hours, sell at the Courthouse, in
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for, cash, to the
highest bidder, the following lands known as
the Topp place, lying in said county, VIZ; AL
an OF section 50, except the east half of the
southeast quarter east Of bogue Falaya, all in
township Y, range7. said lands and the I'M
provements, thereon will be sold for the pay
ment of the first OF said notes, which is passed
due and unpaid, and for the costs Of this
trust; the balance Of the proceeds to be sP-
piled to the payment OF the remainder OF
said notes, which become due upon the non
payment OF any note. The title is believed to
be perfect, but convey only as trustee.
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the eounty--about $50 acres cleared, a
portion of which was in cultivation last year.
Two settlements on the land, also Clubhouse
and machinery, houses, stables, etc.
This October 3, RIA.
oct4 MINOR MERIWETHER, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. z62, R.--First Chaneery Cont NJ s,bsTb,,
county-J. p. Finnie ct al vs. p. q. Meath
et al.
D1 virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree for
u sale, entered in the above cause On the
iIth day OF June, ls7i, VIII sell, at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder, in front or the
Clerk and Masters once, Greeulaw opera
house building, Second street, Memphis. zen
nessee, on
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Friday, November ID. 1874.

between the hours OF Il and 2 O'Clock, at the
southern gate Of Court Square, Memphis,
Tennessee, sell for cash, to the highest bidder,
at public auction, the following property,
situated in said county and State, and de-
scribed in said trust deed as follows: Lots No.
% and &c, on the plan OF the subdivision OF
the estate OF Z. p. stewart, as sold by decree
of the Chancery Court OF the city OF Memphis,
said lots having diagonal front on the Her
nando road OF one hundred and enc feet and
running back on one side one hundred and
fifty feet, and on the other side two hundred
and SIX and One-half feet to an alley.
All right Of redemption is expressly waived
by the terms of said trust deed. Title believed
TO be good, but VIII sell and convey only as
trustee.
octi4 CHARLES L. PARTEB, Trustee
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Trustees Sale of Lands In Bolivar
County, Mississippi.

DY virtue of deed of trust to W. X. Cum
ID bingham, Trustee, recorded in deed book
s, page 283, in the Chancery Court Clerks Of
nee OF Bolivar county, Mississippi, made jan
uary /, 1873, by George R. Austin and Volney
Peel, TO secure the payment OF their four prom
issory notes that date for $3.50 $3.50, sST70 and
$1,000, respectively, payable to NJ. ]. Wicks and
b. ]. Martin, the first OF which notes has been
transferred to Owen Meriwether, and by vir-
tue OF my appointment as trustee, vice W. 4.
Cunningham, resigned, TO execute said trust
Z 1asxre
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust made to me as
ID trustee, on the 30th day Of September,
1871, by D. b. MollOy and Ellen p. Molloy, his
wife, for the purpose of securing the payment
of two notes, and interest, mentioned in said
deed, one for $500 and the other for $500,
which deed has been duly recorded in the
Registers office of shelby county, State Of
Tennessee, in book No. 50, page 2O7, will, on
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OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. g. A.
OafOhar NJ 1gT4
"Below high water mark of 1874.
H. NJ. LUDWIG, Observer.

H. NJ. LUDWIG, Observer.
Movements Of Boats
The City of Vicksburg, from above,
discharged go packages and added 30 tons, and
passed down al noon. She mad a big crowd OF
passengers The Atlantic and barges passed
up during the afternoon. The Belle of Shreve-
port passed down late in the afternoon with
out landing. The Illinois brought ia bales OF
cotton snd Si7 sacks OF seed. The Ella came in
with 265 bales OF cotton, and reShipped "A
bales at Ternene for New Orleans. The st.
Francis had la bales OF cotton and 987 sacks
Of seed. The Arlington brought 200 tons of
miscellaneous freight. The Bismarck added
go barrels OF meal, and went below drawing
eight feet. The 10 Kinney put on so bales OF
cotton, and had 100 for st. Louis. the out
going packets left last evening with good
trips. The Phil. Allin came in last night from
Paducah with 100 barrels Of -four.
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MaNnOUB 2EST0RED-A victim o.
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found sinple
self-cure, which LIZ will send free 20 his fellow
su derers. Address J. Il. REEV Is, rs Nassau
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