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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

The most extensively dressed man ever saw.
writes captain in the navy. was an African
chief on the Gold coast. His wives had anoin1-
ed HIM thoroughly with palm OIL and then pow
dered him from head to foot with gold dust. You
never saw in your life man got up so utterly
regardless Of expense.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

CRops.-We hear Of slight showers of rain in
various parts Of the parish, but in this immedi-
ate vicinity the drouth still continues. Prospects
for good crop of either corn or cotton, but OF
corn especially. continues gloom.
Homer claiborne PARISH Advocate. goth.
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Detroit Free Press: A Virginia sheriff asked a
murderer if he wanted to make speech on the
gallows, and the man replied g Guess not; it
looks like rain, and l don't want to get wet: go
on with the hanging"
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Long Branch Diplomaey,

Kind-hearted fool of a husband Now, dear,
yoi are here, must return to the city, but will
run down and surprise you often"
Young and fashionable wife (for reasons Of her
own" No, dear, don't surprise me, l must in
s-st on YOU letting ME know when you come, so
can meet You, You know"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

A cynical writer says Take company of boy
chasing butterflies, put long-tal coats on tn
boys and turn the butterflies into guineas, ant
you have a beautiful panorama of the world.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

Gen. P. NJ B. Young, member of Congress
from Georgia, has declined to accept a prom
nent military position rendered him by Euro
pean power.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

Why doctors called physicians, mamma ?
said an inquisitive little girl to her mother who
had just been visited by one of them Phvsi-
clan, replied mamma, who was seldom at a loss
for an answer, comes from tee-seek, as the doctor
rides about all day seeking fees
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

ign rant man IN Congress- and that eyasvhndy
knows it." How United States Senator with an
income OF a million year can becalled ignorant
Is fearful mystery. Besides, Logan ought to
remember that he is in Congress himself.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

Dried tongue is the answer which minister
just goin,, out to exchange, gave some one who
asked him what he had in his carpet-bag (Which
contained seven sermons
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

A celebrated barrister was in the habit Of say
ing: l always study the feasibility OF case BE-
fore undertake it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

A French paper points out how the passion for
gambling in this country is shovn by the fact
even in wedding notices it is necessary to state
that there were " NO cards."
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

II want to know whether we are going to keel
house or board before going into this thing" sal
young lady at the altar in San Francisco Com
mendabie foresight
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

In life it is difficult to say who do you the mos
mischief enemes with the worst intentions, o.
friends with the best.-[Bulwer
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

When deaf and dumb lovers are married, two
members Of the wedding party are sure to be I'M
speakably happy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

Gen Mcdowell informed Herald reporter
while in Atlanta, that all the United States troops
will be withdrawn from the State Of Georgia
within six months.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

Better than reading the riot act or calling out
the fire engine is the way Detroit has Of dis
persing crowd. There they simply propose
taking up collection for poor widow. It never
fails.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

And now the Tines the great Republican organ
of New York, comes out fiat-footed against q
third term. Il says "such an innovation w6u,d
be the ruin Of the man or the party which #
tempted IT.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

California poet has bought mule, and a
brother poet chronicles it as remarkable i'll
stance of self possession
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

SQUARE TOP BUGGY FOR SALE CHEAP.
dhand strongly built but very light yehicie made
to order In this city by Weiss just the thing for the
country 1t il in good cr'er and can be made equal
to new at slight experse. ic2 II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

A bank must be poor place to impart secret,
as there is a cash ear and . teller there coz
stanty.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

IGAks.
BEWARE OF INFECTED CIGARS
the heading of our circular issued in Nav
Besides the increase of orders for our cigars, We
are continually requested by our correspondents
to furnish them the names and numbers of
tenement house cigar factories. We respectfully
deny their practice to their customers which
plainly shows how much they feel the weight
Of our argument. We simply state that our
factory number is 973 Third Collection Dis
trict Of New York, and that our firm name Ii
printed on every box.
d. HIRSCH & CO.,
je23 3t* ia Water Street New York.
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(By Telegraph

tBy TelegraphI
MONROE, June 2.-To Lord McPeake Left
this morning will arrive Thursday night.
L. 8. GREENLEE,
Master steamer Fieta.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-25

CHOICE YELLOW CoRS.-Just at this time there
is great demand for choice yellow corn, aud We
lake pleasure in informing purchasers Of whom
they can purchase, at the lowest market rates.
300 sacks, weighing over three bushels per sack
Our agreeable friend and well known feIlow-citi-
zen, Mr.. John II. Hanna, has them the Levee
or sale, ready for immediate delivery. That is
what the matter with Hanna"
We notice laborers repairing the track Of the
Iarroton and Carondelet Street Railroad, which
had become quite dangerous by reason Of the
immense travel over it on the part Of vehicles
that were forced to abandon st. Charles Avenue
the old Nicholson pavement being in shocking
condition. 1t would seem to be the duty Of the
city to keep the railroad in repair since it persist
entity refuses to do anything towards reclaiming
st. Charles Avenue.
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Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous
" 800 bushels NEW CAROLINA CLAY PEAS
for sale by \. A. GREENWOOD a. CO..
Je25 II ~ Magazine street
BAedlSd' BAGGISe.
Eureka and Double Anchor
EXTRA HEAVY
G u L L o N ID U TX
DRUID AND CHI MPION MILLS
Bolt Rope, Sail Irvine Bunting Oak,m, etc.
BEST BRANDS OF BAGl;INI:
Delivered in Galveston in lots of 100 rolls or over
d. L. RANLETT & CO.,
~, % and Is Peters street,
Conner of Gravier.
jc23 lw NAE
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SEASHORE HOUSE, OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.
- fronts the beach, and is now open for the re-
ception Of guests under the managem of T. C..
MURPHY.
Board per week .......s $40 90
Board per day Observation-Disclosures. 9 50
Children and servants half price. iel4 I'm.
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NIXON HOTEL.
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI.

NIXON HOTEL.
BILOXI MISSISSIPPI.
L. H. REDDIT 4 CO, Pioprietors.
Terms-s2 50 per Day $50 per Month. Special
rates for families. mysY I'm
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EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
The nine remaining units Of the same ten OF
the numbers drawing the first three prizes will
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximation,
Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. 1916 draws
the first $4,000 PRICE, those tickets numbered
1914, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1245, l247, 1913, 124J
and 1850 will each be entitled to $500. If ticket
No. 231 draws the second S1O,0O0 prizp, thos
tickets numbered 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 1877 23s
239 and 30 will each be entitled to 1900. Ii
ticket No. 45O draws the third $1,000 prize
those tickets numbered AL, Az, Alb, Al AS
446 447, 4iS and 449 will be each entitled to $500
Whole. Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters
50 80; Eighth. 81 p.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE-
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box 692, ?. o.
New Orleans
Send P. 0. Money Order, or Register your
letter. jel3 I'm
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7NWENTY- FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Or THE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
May %, 1874.
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10000 TICKETS. ........ TICKETS ONLY SO.
HALVES, QUARTERS AND EIGHTHs In PROPORTION.
prize Of $4,000 is .,..................s 10000
l prize OF 10000 is. ................... 10000
l prize of 10000 is .,,................. 10000
81 prizes OF 500 are. ................ 1j,OOU
200 prizes OF 100 are. ................ 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
8 approximations of 5000 each for the
n4ne remaining units Of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ....... ...,o........., s1,SOC
approximations of 500 each for the
nlllc remaining units Of the same ten
of the number drawing the $1,000
prize are ............ ',......'..', 1900
8 approximations of 500 each for the
mne remaining units Of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are Observation-Disclosures. 1905
260 prizes, amounting to. ...............S $40 4UU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20
Nonresident Notice.

No 7S2-In the First CbRncery Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee.-H Buck ct al, vs..
Francis r. Pratt ct al.
IL appearing rom alfid aVit IA this cause
that the defendants, Francis L. Pratt, sarah Z.
Buck, WIN. G. II. Buck and Kate Buck (the laSi
three minors without guardian, all CT Ala
bama; ami W. Z. Il. Buck, Mildred VI. Buck,
Christiana MaSsengale, Thomas MaSSengale,
Edward Aassengsle (the last thtee minors
without guardian; Charlotte u assengale,
Vim. Massengaie, Virginia q. Wethered and
LANES Wethered, al OF Miss ssippi: Henri
Buck, OF Louisiana; James :. Payne, John
VIM aud wife, Mary G. VIM, J. ID. Garter
zoe Wethered, Marcus Wethered, " llliam
Wethered, Abram Wethered, EudOra King
susan A. King, William J. King, Nathan j
King minors without GUARDIAN; Chsriss r.
smith and wife, Mildred Smith, Annie Raw,
William Ray, Arthur Rsy and George Ray
last four minors without guardian J, aud Hen
retta h. Buck, are non-residents o. lhe state
OF Tennessee; and 70 also appearing That } afnes
Algernon Buck, Francis Marcus buck, and
Henry Eugene Buck, the three mlnoi
children of Henrietta r. Buck are non
residents OF Tennessee and residents OF Texas
and this suit being for the purpose OF sale
and partition OF certain real estate IN shelby
county. Tennessee, being % acres, known a
lot No II In subdivision A, OF . 5lO-aere tlacl
gIsnted 70 A. b. Carr, about 80 miles from
Memphis, on the Memphis ana charleston
Railroad, and in which these defendants may
n Is Therefore ordered, That they make theil
appearance herein, st the courthouse IN The
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the nfs
Monday in Novem bel, ~ Land plead answer o.
demur 10 complalnants' amended and supple
mental bill, or the same will be taken Tor con
feseed as % them and set for hearing eAparJe
and that q copy Of this order De puoilshec
once \ week, Tor four successive weeks, IN llt
Memphis Appeal. This n day OF OCTOBER, 1914
copv-attest: EDMU ND A. COLE.
Clerk and Master.
n, i n McHeprv Deputy C. and NJ.
| Smith scott a Jefferson, and Heiskeu 3
/ Weatherford, soils. tor cOmplnts. ocotu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20

business, except In Chicago and Milwaukee
firsts which declined from "a 20 SO. Stocks
opened 1s@i1 below tie closing quotations OF
saturday, " ID Tie exception OF North est
ern, Ohios, New York Central and Wabash,
which We're firms subsequently, there was a
Taiiy al round Of Aefsf, followed by a decline
TO a similar extent. During the last houI OF
business. the bears hammered The market
until. IN mort fnstanees, the lowest prices OF
the day were current al The close. s.6kc Shore
aud Erie were exceptions, and closed stronger,
the former az = advance, and the latter al
per cent, compared with the opening figures.
20 600 were Western Union; 400 Pacific Mail;
- 90 Erie; 1900 Lake Shore; coo Union Pc
cific; 800 Northwestern: 100 Wabash, and
5000 Ohios. The closing quotations were;
Cantbn. SO; Western onion Telegraph, - !,
QuiCksilver. 505S; Adatas express eomps-
ny, 100; Wells a Fargo's express company,
80: American express company, o51{i United
States express company, -; Pacific Mail
49,; New York Central, lC05f; Erie sg5k; Erie
preferred, 30; Harlem, I65s; Harlem pre-
ferled, l25; Miohissn Contra, 723F: Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, e.; Northwestern, 81.
Northwestern preferred, s.; ROck Island,
as New Jersey Central, l0i; St. Paul, 80
81. Paul preferred, 40; WabsAh, 8lh; Wa
bash preferred, so Fort Wayne, W; TerTe
Haute, l07; Terre Hante preferred, l2s; Chi
eago and Alton. 81; Chieseo and Alton pre-
ferred, lG3; Ohio and Mississippi, rs;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 81
Burlington and quincy, l0i<; Lake shore, ~;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, IQl{;
Illinois Central, 81; Union Pacific, So; Cen
tral Pacific bonds, ~; Union Pacific bonds,
SIS; Hartford aud Erie, lOl5s; Delaware and
IlackaWana. lG7.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20
COTTON MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October 10 Cotton steady al
ls5Ee.
ST LOUIS. October Is.-Cotton steady Al
/ 1873.
LOUISVILLE, october Is-Cotton quiet
/ l454e.
NEW ORLEANS, October 10, lI:30 An
/ Cotton market quiet; middling, II &C.; salesi
so bales; receipts, 2s5i bales.
2p-m.-Demand good; middiing, l45Sc; net
exports TO Great Britain, 10, 81 bales; coast,
wise, Col bales; sales, 2OOJ bales; stock. 1921
bales
observation-disclosures moderate; sales,
$500 bales; prices rather easier toward the
close, but without quOtable variations;
coed ordinary 70 strict good ordinary,
I39i3lzc; low middling 10 strict low mid
ding, A9lslac; middling TO strict middling
l4i-9i41Sc; good middllng 70 middling fair,
lE<yl51sc; receipts 65So bales no exports :
stock, 49, rs bales.
LIVERPOOL, October Ie, 1890 p.m.-Cotton
quiet AMI unchanged; middling uplands, spot
81; Orleans, SD; sales to-day, Eco bales; 200
for export and speculation.
2:s0 p.m.-sales OF American cotton to-day,
JSU bales.
4:3O pm October and November shipments
from Savannah or Charleston, nothing below
good ordinary, l5-l0d.
NEW YORK, October 70, I0:l0,a.m.-Futures
quiet and steady; January, Is 7-l5c; February,
Is l1.l6GI54ci October, i5al5 Ice; Novem-
Der. l5ai5 l-l6c; December, Is Ice.
less a.m.-COtton quiet and nOminally IN
II 05 a.m.-Futures quiet and firm; jan
uary, Is 1-l0n l5tsc; February, lJ54 ais l3-l5c; ;
arch, l6 l-l09l51sc; April, l6s 4lb 7-l6c; n ay,
loss; June, 10 5l9lo5sc; october, IA l5-l6Gl5c;
November, l5c; December, Is Sl69l5i &C; sales
for future delivery, 3lOU bales; last Saturday
evenin g, 500 bales
l2s05 p.m.-COtion quiet and unchanged;
sales to spinneTs, 81 bales to-day; last SatuI-
day evening, jl2 balesi to spectators, bales
today; last saturday evening, bales.
1910 p.m.-F utuses quiet and steNdy; jan
uary, IS 7-l69l515e; February, l5s<9l lS-l6c;
october, n l5-l6egl5c; November, Il l5-l6dl5c;
DeeembeE, = 5-lb@I51sc; sales for future de-
livery, 800 bales.
gao 'p.m.-Cotton quiet, steady and IN
changed sales TO exporters, s52 bales; 70 spin
ners, 81 bales; to speeulators, p bales.
2:i0 p MIXTURES steady; ssies l3,l00 bales;
January, II l5al5igc; February, 1919
IS I5-l6c; March, Il l-I6al61kc; April, le5sa
10 7-l6c; May, l63E9i6 u-16c; June, Is 1850
ll5Sc; October, 15aI5 I-i6c; November, l59
Is I6c; d -cember, Is 8l59l51fc.
Cotton report for three days at all United
States ports: Receipts, B,757 bales; exports 10
Great Britain, 23,759 bales; exports to France,
ls55 bales; exports TO 10 the continent, cps
bales; exports 10 The channel none; stock,
90, 7S9 bales.
Net Hceipts, 400 bales; gross g576 bales; ex-
ports, 7So bales; sales 10 spinners- 500 bales;
total sales, 1929 bales; stock, 65,l5f bales
market quiet and steady; middling, l51sc.
Bombay receipts from the 10th to The 18th
inclusive, 1000 bales; exports 70 Great Britain
same time. 300 0ales; stock ahOat in Bombay
harboF, 400 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20
PRoDUUEsMAKKETs.
BY TEL.EGRAPE

CHICAGO, October l9.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and weak. No. Z, ~ &C.
Corn opened hrm but closed dull; No-2 mi1e
% 60 &C, spot. Oaus opened firm put closed
dun at ~ &c, spot. Pork dun and lower, but
closed steady at the decline, So 25gl9 50, spot
Lard, l4S4Jzc. Whisky, sSe.
LOUISVILLE, October ls.-FIOur quiet.
Wheat quiet; red, j5c; amber, 81; white
Il 20. Corn quiet: white, 7jc; mixed, zoe. Oats
quiet; mixed, sic; white, CSC. Pork-uone
here. Bacon In fair demand and higher al
7544s, - 9l354, and l45RGl434c. Hams-sugar'
cured, l2GliC; no plain here. Bulk meats
none here. Lard-nOne here. whisky, sc
Bagging unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, October l9.-Flour dun and uu-
settled round lois are lower to sell; business
small. Wheat steady; No. red, SSG9e14c
Corn duh and lower, Old No. mixed, Y l44oc
east elevator. Oats dull and dropping; No.
| jogJ05fc, elevator. Pork dull and nominal
mess held at S2l .. Bacon quiet; clear ribs
! l5Jqc; clear, lt9lH &C. Lard duh and lower;
summer steam, ~ glSc good, l21 C, first hal1
November. Whisky quiet at CSC.
CINCINNATI October l9.-Flour dun and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged
/ Corn firm; old, 73971c; new, Sc Oats in IalI
demand and prices higher, 5S956c. LAnseed
oil steady al SOc. Lard oil firm: winter, 81 L
al %. Eggs firm at 20d2lc. Butter quiet and
unchRnged. Cheese hrm at "a, l5E and Ice.
Pork nominal Lard IN good demand at full
prices; sales Of current makes at l2i4c, this
weeks delivery: IKE in october. BulK meats
quiet; sales OF shoulders at &c; sides noml-
nal. Bacon dun and nominal, q (, l314, l434o5
lac. Whisky steady at sc.
NEW YORK. October l9.-FlOur a shade
frmer, with moderate demand; superfne
western aud state, 81 35di 50; 81. Louis, s. 100
$50. Rye -four steady, 81 2595 80. Wheat
opened a shade firmer, but closed quiet and
steady; No. Chicago, 81 O6glOS. Corn opened
a shade hrmeT, but closed dall and dropping
western, 8l9S2c, spot. Oats a shade hrmer (,
mixed western, 29934c. Coffee very firm Rio,
l5sfgalac sugar quiet; refining, 61zgS4e.
MoiAsses and rice quiet. PORK dull; new
mess, jObbing, so 50, spot. Beef quiet; new
plain mess, Hale. Middles heavy; long
clear, &C. Lard unsettled; old prime steam,
l45zo; new, lac spot, II &C November. Butter
quiet. Cheese hrm, l21asl534c. Whisky, 81 055z.
NEW ORLEANS, October l9-Flour quiet;
superhne, 81 .; double extra, u 80. treble ex-
ira, s5G5 IS; choice, S696 %. Corn easier
mixed, 81 05, white, 81 Is. Oats nrm at 64g
Sc. Bran quiet at 81 %. Hay duh; choice,
SIS. Pork dun; held al so 30. Dry salt meats
none In DIST hands; lot shoulders sold. B8-
con-shouldeTs held at Sc; buyers al re
sides, no demand; clear rio, lac; clear, l455e
nominal Hams, lS9l41zc. Lard quiet; fierce
i5l5e; key, leLc Sugar is In g0Od demand
receipts al sold; common, &c; far, 3 &C. good
fair, sac; strictly prime, l03sc. Molasses re
ceIpts all sold prime TO strictly prime, 4O 13e
choice, -6877c. Whisky quiet at 81 o. west
erD 81 OS al OS. Coffee firm at l6laGl91zc. Corn.
meal dull and lower ct "a b.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

DT virtue OF two trust deeds made by I.
I'D Eastman and James Archer, to tIs under
signed, respectively. as trustees, on the -7ll
cay Of November, ls62, which are recorded I'm
records OF Shelby eOunry, and state Of Ten
Bsssee, made 70 secure csTtaLu notes, which
are unpaid, We viii, on
Friday, the 9Th Of November, 1874,
In front Of the ofiice OF the western Union
Telegraph onpany, on Madison street, be-
Tennessee, between the hour Of Do 0'cl8sE
a. n and pm, sell for cash e. the highest C T.
der, the interest OF the estate or T. q. Eastman
Ii the following described property lying i1
the Mississippi river, fractional range ami
fractional sections 8 and 4 beginning at "A
cottonwood marked ". B., VIM. E5temau 3
southwest corner OF his go acre entry on the
eastern margin OF the Mississippi river. known
as the Chute Of Island 30, thence with the
ueanders Of said Chute south Z. east 10 chains
thence south - east chains: thence south s.
east chains. thence south Is east cha rs !.
thence south W east chains and ID links 70 a
stake, nom which north ~ east 40 Inks 70
sycamore marked J. Il. T.; thence sasr
chains 70 a large blackjack. X. Bl0ckisdge's
northwest corner Of his 800 acre grant; thence
south So east with Blockledges west boun-
Diary line2 chains and 50 links 20 a sWeetgum
marked W. thence north a chains andIs
links 70 a sWeetgUm marzed ". j.; thence
east p chains and . links 20 two elIns mar rsl
W. thence south 43 chains and 81 links %
stake and pointers, Twins corner; thence
east 10 chains to a stake and oak pointer
thence north passing through lake at
chains IL chains dlagoualiy, IN all 70 chains.
thence west passing long pond at 2 chains
80 links, 10 links wide, passing Barton 3
southeast corner at . chains, IA all s. chains
and % links TO the beginning. Equity OF 60
demptOn is waived. Title believed to b5
r. B. MARTIN, Trustee.
W P. MAhIIN, Trustee.
= nrT Of ffaHa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-20
HONEY AAMKkT.
BY TELEGAAsM.
- o.

PARIS, October l9.-Rsntes, 62f. g..
NEW ORLEANS, october l9.-Gold, lOgBs;
sight, par sterling, 81.
LONDON, October l9.--The amount OF bull
lion Withdrawn nom the bank on balance
fo-day Is C2lI,ug. Cons0ls-mOney, S254a813< .
account, q2ts NsE<; United states coupons
SOS. ls5, 1867; do. R67. 100; i0-sOs, l04s new
s.. lo3i sew York Central, ~; Erie, = = O. 4 ;
Erie, preferred, %.
NEW YORK. October lss-Mouey, per
cent Mercantile paper 2g1 per cent. for
long ana sh0ri Sterling duii but frm al 81
Tor ID DAYS and f3s93saA for sight. Customs
receipts, s23j0J0 Gold dull a. ia. Borrowing
rates, 2al l-6l per cent; late in the day per
ent ~ paid for carrying. The assistant
treasurer disbursed SIS 100. Clearing, 90,
COO O0. Governments were nrm; Coupons
al ISL. llsk; DO. OF lso2, rs; do. u
I854 IlgL; DO. Of ls85. III; DO. new,
ilGs. do f387, lisaf DO. 1914. ll7s4 new s. NV
IO-als. liz; currency g. ia efGts bonus
al ei missouri B4A. Oh T5nnes
-se Z. new Tenusesss q new Virginia,
"a Ole Virginia = Old NaIlh tafoiinh
fEZ.. new N5ftH Gamma, 10
Railroad Donds wers steady with q moderate
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between. the boury OF T. Fnd-Z oclocE. at
southern gate OF Court square, Memphis
Tennessee. sell for cash. 10 the highesl bi1te-
at pui,lfc auction, the ALLOWING property
situated IN said county AM state. and 81
SCR bed In said tEusi deed IS follows; Lots s. D.
.. and y. GA The plan Of the subdivision
( tbs Csfats OF j, p. eteEart. as sold by decres
OF tue Ehancsry COurt OF The city Of Memphis
said lots having a dssgousl front on she Hec
nando rOad OF one hrndred and one feet an
running back 90 one siue cte hundred "a n
hftE net. and on Tie other side no hundrs
and 81 and 8He-ha4 feeI ta-lu ailev.
Ait rizhtql Eelemptlou -se1prassiF gllF1
/. 81 20 terms Of said trES safsr iiIs l.ii-v3
- be- sood5 but VIII sell and convey only
trustee.
0ctli CHARLES L. PARTEE, Trustee.
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