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The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27
STATE NEWS.


An attempt was made Thursday night to
break into the Auburn liquor agency. The
breaking of the glass by which the fellow in
tended to effect an entrance was heard by an
officer, who immediately repaired to the spot
but the thief had fed.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city July IS, Geo W., only SON of Chas d.
and Isora II. Green, aged year months 10 days.
In Cumberland July %, by drowning. Agnes lsa-
bella WEIGH, aged 10 years, and Hannah WEIGH, aged
IA years.
In Arrowsic, July IS, Mrs. Sophia Y, wife of Chas
Snipe, aged Il years months.
In East Winthrop. July q, Fred C. Sleeper agep
II years. The father and seven children have died
within ten years.
In West Fort, Iowa, May so, Mr.. Simeon Morgan
formerly Of Gardiner, aged 81 years.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON DINGLEY, Jr.

For Representatives TO Congress
let Disfrict-JOHN H. BURLEIGH.
Cd D;sf,ict-WILLIAMP p. FRYE.
sd District-JAMES G. BLAINE.
am District-SAMUEL +. JERSEY.
5ih district EUGENE HALE.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, July S5.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Z eanora. johnson, New York-ndse
Steamer New York, Winchester st John, ND, via
EastpOrt for Boston.
Brig Ii Jennings, Manoney, Boston.
Sch Matte Hand, Hand Georgetown-eoal to
Grand Trunk RR
Sch Mary = Amsden, Lavender, Philadephia-coal
Sch Susan, Byers, Philadelphia-coal to Rounds &
Dyer.
Sch Koret Durham, Hoboken,-iIon to Grand
Trunk r.
Sch Wave. Us) Green. Hyanis.
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Boston.
Sch Emma Brown, Morey, Deer Isle-canned goods
to Portland Packing Co.
Sch Emma, Thorp. Bristol.
Sch Nautilus, Parker, Southport.
Steamer Falmouth, Colby, Halifax, N John
POrteous.
Brig Agenora. Prince, Mohtevideo-R Lewis & Co.
Sch q Roker, Taylor, Boston-Chas Sawyer.
Sen Mayfiower Benson, Bangor Nickeison.
Sch Helen Maria. Prince. Camden.
sAILED-Brig Agenora, for Montevidco.
sunday, July IS.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hattie Ross. Farr, Portsmouth.
Sch Speaker. Matthew'S York.
Sch Emma L Story, Fernald, Rockland.
| BELOW-A deep brig, from the Eastward.
| MEMORANDA
Brig Emily I Sheldon. Hatch, from New York for
Brunswick, Ga. put into Savannah 9th inst, leaking
| badly. and will 60 into dock for repairs.
Brig Charles Miller. Gchrist. from New York for
st john, NIB. which ashore In Hell Gate came of
| oath without damage.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27
SOUTHERN PINE.
100000 IT. Timber and Plank.

now landing ex sch. ':Henrietta," from Brunswick
Ca suitable for Ship, Store or Bridge building for
s2le low. All orders lett at No. II, EXCHANGE 81
Ocean Insurance Co., Up Stairs, will be promntiy
attended to. j. II. HAMLEN & SIN
jyll sntt
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27

WANTED Immediately a Baker at % Anderson
w Street. RICE s. CALDERWOOD,
jyT If
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27
Fer Sale.
Wanted.

HOUSE, story and half, and lot, No. Ceda
In Street. Price 5000. L. G. gibson, Marie
Square. or GA gibson. 5 Carlton Street.
tyZ7 G3t
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27

June Z. lat 8 80 S, Ion 10 70 W, ship Mary Goode,
from Grenock for Rio Janeiro.
June 10, lat N, Ion 80 w, ship Hercules, FIN New
port e for Calao.
June 10. lat 20 &c N, Ion So 20, ship King Philip
from Baltimore fol- San Francisco.
July 8, lat 40 AZ, Ion 10 49, barque Nevefsink, from
Hamburg for New York.
Ju.y %, Sc OF Cape Henlopen % miles. brig Hiram
Abitf, from st Jago for New York.
July "a, Sc of Highland 20 miles, brig j F Carney,
rom Baltimore for Portland.
No date, lat :, Ion 90 e, ship United States, from
Calcutta for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1874-07-27

Not exactly lovely trio-Tilton, Butter.
Woodruff.
How eagerly Woodruff rushes to the defence
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27

pons of 1851 lS3s; do of 1862, llSls; do. Of 1854,
lie; do. OF 1865. liz; do. new, 1851; 10. 1857,
li758 do. lSS, lll3a; new Is, ll25S; lO-Nk MS
currency Is, ll73E state bonds quiet and
prices nominal; Missouri IS, az; old Tennes-
nessee, s.; new Tennessee, 6; new Nir-
GINA, IS; old Virginia, 30; old North
Carolina, p: new North Carolina, Ia.
The stock market broke 5S9lss per cent; IN the
morning board on report of an accident 70
the steamship City OF Pelxin aud the ru-
mored failure in East India trade; Later
slight improvement was debut the market
was weak during the last hour OF business
and closing prices were ouly a traction above
the lowest prices OF the Jay. Inc uselne
RAJ ged from y 70 ~ per cent, and was led ~
Pacific Mail, which fell from 49, TO 585a, but
finally rallied to AZ; Wabash declined rom
S054 q 2g1s Erie from a01 10 2t5fi Lake shore
79ss Union Pacific from d55a 20 S1s. Win only
4 per cent. recovery Al the close. Among the
express stocks a small lot OF Adams changed
hands at 81 l03f9ll21{, the latter price having
been bid at the close. Transactions on the
stock exchange aggregated l2l,OOO shares, OF
which $1,000 were Western Union, &OJ0 IA
cidc Mail, 5000 Eries 1890 Lake Shore,
500 Union Pacific, and l5OW wabash.
Caution, 50; Western Onion telegraph, 1y1s;
Quicksilver, 295s; Adams express compa-
ny, 500; Wells x FargOs express company,
- I; American express company, 81 United
states express company ~ Paci 5a1< Mall E
preferred, IS; Harlem, lS; Harlem pre-
ierred, l2j; Michigan Central, 73%; Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, y; Northwestern, ";
~; New Jersey Central, lOlI4 ST. Paul, S2}s;
ST Paul preferred. 50; WGuaah, 2s5s; Wa
bash preferred, So Fort wayne, "a; Ierre
Haute, l07; Terre Haute preferred, ~; chi
cago and Alton. s75<; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred. lQS: Ohio and Mississippi, p;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, IS;
Burlington and Quincy ,l0gS; Lake Shore,7gj4;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 9;
Illinois Central, 9i5s; Union Pacific, "a; Cen
trail Pacific bonds, " 2; Union Pacific bonds,
$50: Hartford AVID Erie, lOss; Delaware md
IackaWana, l071s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27

Tue Ds.'s.s c,,tiai condition, sITeussss, s.~----
iec i,,. W a,.te both at home and abroad
BuenOs Ayres.
-. Oo AdyiQAa DV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
s89 MAIN STREET. s89
Nonresident Notice,

No. 7S2-In the First Chaneery Court Of Sh elby
county, Tennessee.-Henry Buck ct al, VS..
Francis f. Pratt ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants, Francis K. Pratt, Sarah f.
Buck, VIM. G. II. Buck and ate Buck Qhe last
three minors without guardian), all &C Ala
bama; ana W. q. II. Buck, Mildred NJ. Buck,
Christiana Massengale, Thomas Massengale
Edward Massengale (the last three minors
without GUARDIAN; Charlotte Massengale
VIM. MaSsengale, Virginia e. Wethered and
James Wethered, all of Mississippi; Henry
Buck, Of Louisiana; James 8. Payne, John
VIM and wife, Mary Q. Vim, ]. ID. Garter
soc Wethered, barcus Wethered, William
Wethered Abram Wethered, Eudora King
Susan A. King, William j. King, Nathan ].
King minors without guardian); Charles E
Smith and wife, Mildred Smith, Annie Raw
William Ray, Arthur Ray and George Ray
last four minors witnout guardian), and Hen
rietta e. Buck, are non-Tesidents OF the State
e Tennessee; and 1t also appearing that James
Algernon Buck, Francis Marcus Buck, ana
Henry Eugene Buck, the three minor
children of henrietta 4. Buck, are non-
and this suit being for the purpose Of sale
and partition of certain real estate in Shelby
county, Tennessee, being a7s acres, known as
lot No. IL in subdivision A, OF q 500-acre tract
granted TO a. b. Carr, about 81 miles from
Memphis, on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, and in which these defendants may
be interested:
II is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in NOvem Der, 1874 and plead answer OF
mental bill, or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as TO them and set for hearing exparte
and that copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis appeal. This 5th day Of OCTOBER, 1874
A copy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
RyE.B. McHepry, Deputy c. and NJ.
Smith, Scott & Jefferson, and Helskell &
Weatherford, soils. for compl'nts. oc6 tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
PRODUCE MARKETS.



| LOUISVILLE, October 26.-Flour and wheat
quiet. Com quiet at zoe. Oats quiet at 54Cl
| CSC. BOrk-none Eere. Bulk meats and lard
nominal. Whisky, 99c.
| CHICAGO, October26.-Flour quiet. Wheat
ldull, unsettled and lower; No 2, S31Sc. Corn
/ dull, unsettled and lower; No. 2, 755Ec cash
! new shelled, Coo In store. Oats steady; No
/ 2, &c cash. Pork quiet and weak at Sl9 p
| new, SIC % seller all the year, Lard quiet and
/ weak at ll-S5c seller February. Bulk meat
steady, but nominal. COrnmeal steady; calo-
| tic, s. %.
| CINCINNATI, October 26.-COrn in fair de-
msnd at lower rates; old, 759S0c; new, &C
/ Oats quiet and weak at 50a55c. Linseed oil
/ steady at soc; lard oil firm. Eggs firm at 2lc.
/ Butter quiet; choice western reserved, t5G35c
choice central Ohio, 30d32c; medium, 27g29c.
Lard firm; summer, ~ Sl3c. Bulk shoulders
in good demand at &c. Bacon quiet at ~,
! l2549l3}2c. Whisky unsettled at 99c.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Flour dull.
Wheat-heavy receipts depress the market
No. red fall, CSC bid. Corn is held above buy
ers' views; small sales Of No. mixed at 70G
72c. Oats easier and lower 10 sell; No. 2, 4S5S
gj0C cash. Whisky steady at sec. Pork
nrmeT at SO 90. Dry salt meats quiet; small
lots Of packed sold at Z, lO5z9l, lIA9ll5zc.
Bacon quiet; My small j0bUing aud order
summer, lie.
NEW YORK, October 2B.-Flour dull and
heavy; 10 cents lower; superhne western and
State, S4dA 60; ST. Louis, S5dS Is. Rge flour
lower at 81 l595 %. Cornmeal steady, with a
fair demand; western, 81 S094 90. Wheat
heavy and lower; No. Chicago, 81 O36l O..
Corn scarce and a shade fiTmer; mixed vest
ern, sc. Oats dull and lower; mixed western,
55a5Sc- Coffee quiet but very firm. Sugar
dull. Molasses quiet. Rice dull. Petroleum
dull and nominal. Pork frmer; new mess,
SIS 81 =. Beef dull. Cut meats quiet Mtddles
| easier; long cleo r, lO3Sc. Lard duh and heavy
2l@5se. Cheese-cOmmOn TO prime, l21z9ISjzc
Whisky, 81 Ol1a,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27

I.ecei5jts IN Memphis during t1e week ending
FfIGavaggfegate l2Sgl bales against II 40 bales
me previous week, and U,l8l bales the CORE
.r1ridI ug week last season. The total recei pts
since september J. 1873, are 81 bales against
IHI51 40 the corresponding time last seasoh .
showing an Increase Of llhZ1 pa Is.
shipments during the week ending Filuay
.ggregatei a3ij bales, agailst OiOl bales pfeNl-
..ius week, aud 5i57 the corresponding week iaAl
a.aas0n. Total shipments since september lst
are 80 OH bales agains 2l,ziz bales s. me time
ag-t wear. an increase Of 1913 bales.
The stock on hand was G5l5s2 Daleara against ~
81 bales last week and l5,7a5 bales at this time
IasI wear. .,,
sales during the week were A,30O bales-
YF which exporters TOOK 100 be- against
--a. bales EpfsyiOus week, aud 400 the core
sn1lIIug week last season.
'T6s following statement compiled from
f.a .fUrial rec1td. shows the receipts, ship
ruaufs. sale. clos iug prices and average price
of cotton Tor each week since the present sta
con OPENED. From last years prices OF mid
cling a. Is deducted, 10 asstmllale the value
frHrH ne new clls1iHrHlinus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
Saturday, October 81, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, Situated ia Shelby county, Tonnes
see, to-Wit:
Two certain tracts of land that Lucius L.
Battle had, ON the 9Th day Of December. lStI
sold 10 b. 4. HarreI, one tract known as tine
sanders aCceptaut, lying on each side
LOOsehatchie river, containing SO acres, al
Joining the lands Of Stewart Harris and
Others. The grant from Tennessee will show
the butts and bounds Tor DO acres, and the
decree Of the Chancery Court az Memphis o.
William Battle vs.. John Wbeuy, in which
decree for lIL ceres was made TO said William
Battle, but SD acres was held by /. Bates as
older claim, and which leaves under the de-
cree ll6 acres. which viii more fully appear
ny reference to a deed Of GIT made by Vim.
Battle TO l.. /. Battle on March /, 100, making
in all SIC acres.
The said EoliOn deriving his title to said
property by purchase under decree in Chan
Gerry Court &c Memphis, n case Of Wade II.
Bolton VS. b. r. Farrell, in February, 1855.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit OF six months,
purchaser 70 execute note with approved Sc
curiiy-ien retained 20 further secure same,
and equity Of redemption barred.
This October q, 1874.
L. q. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BiaCE- Deputy G. and 81.
Mck8e, Myers A. Sneed- Attorneys. Oc7
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COTTON MARKETS.

/ M AhAahGhAEAs
/ lsc.
| CINCINNATI, October 26.-Cotton dull and
a shade lower, l91sc.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Cotton-buyers and
sellers apart; no sales.
NEW ORLEAN ~, October %, Il 80 a.m.-Cot.
ton-0elnsnd lalIi middllng, l41ac; sales, 5Ol
p.m.-Net receipts, 1852 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 500 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
4l9J bales; TO the continent, 2146 bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, l63,662 bales; market quiet
and easier; middling, li5kc-
LIVERPOOL, october %, p 80 pm.-Cotton
easier but not quotably lower; middling up
lands, spot, 71sd Orleans, S4aS3Sd sales 70 OO0
bales; 200 for export and speculation: cotton
arrivals, l-l6d flower; November aud Decem-
Der shipments from savannah or Charleston,
nothing below good ordinary. I'D; october
delivery from Savannah or Charleston,
nothing below good ordinary, I'D; October
and November delivery from Savannah OF
Charleston, nothing below good ordinary, :
ll-l6c; November and December shipments
from Savannah or Charleston, nothing below
low middiing, I'D.
2p.m.-February delivery from Savannah or
Charleston, nothing below low middling, re;
sales Of American, 5000 bales.
NEW YORK, October %, IO:I5 a.m.-Futures
qaiet; January, 80 dl5 Ice; February, 10 7-l6
9l51ze; March, l549l5 l3-l0c; November,
"a lI-l6al44c; December, I45sGl4 l5-l6e.
l0:20 a.m.-Futures dull: January, 10 Ice
February, l51zc; March, l555@l5 lS-l6c; April,
Ii ll-l6c; October, li5Eal45fc; Novem Der,
a Il-l6gl454c; December, IA sal4 l5-iGc.
1913 a.m.-COtton quiet and nOminally I'M
changed.
1870 p.m.-Coiton quiet and unchanged;
sales, for export, to-day, 50 bales; last Satur-
day evening, $50 bales; sales, 10 spinners, to
day, . balesi last Saturday evening, I57
bales.
1925 p.m.-Futunes dull; January, I55za
IS 3-l6c; February, Is 7-l6Gl51zc; March, I554 "a
10 lS-l6c; april, Is l-l69l6lsc; November, II
lll69l45zc; December, l4Is95l4 l5-l6c; sales for
future delivery, 200 bales.
p.m.-Futures dull; January, l5lL GALS slice;
February, Is l6dl514c; March, 10 ais 3-l6c;
April, l6Gl6 l-l6c; November, Il ll-I6c; De-
cemner, Il 10 l6c; sales FOR future delivery,
$500 bales.
$50 p.m.-rotton dun and unchanged; sales,
for export, sos bales; sales, to spinners, lis
bales; included IN the above sales are 352
bales to arrive.
2:3J p.m.-FutUTes quiet and steady; Janu-
airy, Is S-l6Sl5zc; February, l55l9l5 9-l6e;
March, Is l3-l69l55sc; April, Is l-l69 &C ;
May, l65sgl6 7-l6c; June, l6}s9l654c; October,
l43EGl434c; NOvem Der, il u.l6lll35zc; Deem
Der, II l5-l6dl5c; sales, 1920.
Net recet pts, 737 bales; gross receipts, gOJ7
bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 1900 bales; to
the continent, Goo bales; sales, I230 bales /;
stock, 7j,84S bales; market dull; middling,
ls3{e.
Cotton report for three days at all United
states ports; receipts, SSH bales; exports TO
Great Britain, 1879 bales; to the continent,
1905 bales stock, 35l, 22l bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
Friday, November Is, 1874,

between the hours Of L and 2 O'Clock, at
southern gate OF Court square, Memphis
Tennessee, sell for cash, to the highest bidder
at public auction, the following property,
situated il said county aud State and de-
scribed in said trust deed as follows. AotsSo
3 and %. on The plan Of the sub-divisionO
the estate Of E. p. stewart, as sold by decree
OF the Chaucery Court Of the city OF Memphis
said lots having a diagonal front on the Her
nandO road Of one hundred and one feet an i
running back on one side one hundred an D..
nftY feet, and on the other side two hundre
and six and one-half feet TO an alley.
All right OF redemption is expressly waive
by the terms of said trust deed. Title believe
to 0e good, but will sell and convey only
trustee.
OctI4 CHARLES L. PARTEE, Trustee.
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cHANcERY SALE

n. Il. MARTIN, Trustee
~. p. 1fAETLNl Trustee
arHaiHH. avs rara
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DRY GOODS MAKKET.

NEW YORK, October 26.-The trade move
ment was slow to day with both jobbers and
commission houses. Cotton goods remain dull
and bleached cOttons unsettled. Amoskeag
~ bleached shirtings were reduced to He
Finch Amoskeag bleached shirtings, PIC;
46-inch Amoskeag bleached shirtings, lie, and
o. AmOSkeag bleached shirtings, Hlsc. Cot.
ton nannels are in good request and steady in
price. Simpsons Ciousten's, and Union solid
black prints were reduced to sc. Blankets
are IN steady demand. WoOlens are dull.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
MONEY MARKET.


PARIS, October 25.-Rentes, 62f. l0c.
LONDON, October 8.--The rate for money at
the stock exchange on government securities
is 2 per cent. The rate Of discount IN the open
market for Three months bills Is ll-l6 per
cent, or $40 per cent below the bank
rate The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from
fhe bank on balance today is t2iDJO. Consols
for money and account, 8I51aSZ's. United
state coupOns-5-20s, 1865 l0554 DO. P67, 100
lO-sOs. 1857; new s. l03; New York Central
50; Erie, ~; Erie, preferred, %.
NEW YORK. October 16.-TTeasury disburse.
rneuts s75gtOl. Customs receipts, $4,000
Money, ~ per cent. Prime short discounts, Z
as per cent; long. 6a7 per cent. sterling weak
and lower, $50 a4s8% for sixty days, and ~.
Mgss SIGHT Gold, ll0-only One price. BOr
rowing rates, ~ pr cent. per annum,
and ZIG per cent. per day; loans
also made fiat. Clearings, SlDOoJ,OO
Government bonds quite and steady cou
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
Saturday, No1ember q. 1874,

at u O'Clock m. on the southwest corner OF
Main sud Madison streets, city Of Memphis,
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing real estate, lying in Shelby county, Ten
I lessee, described as follows; Beginning az a
stake at the intersection OF the east line OF
Chamberiayne avenue with the south side OF
the state Line road: thence south 90 east
with the state Line road six chains and
thifty-siX links 70 a st8kes thence south 20
west eleven chains and twenty links 70 a
stake; thence north 60 west six chains and
thirty links % a STAKE in the east line OF
Chamherlayne avenue: thence north 80
east with the line Of Chamberlayne avenue
ten chains and seveuty-three links 10 the be-
ginning, containing six and gi-lQ0 acres, being
lot one (l Of su O-divisiOn OF the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and of record in the
Registers office Of shelby county. Equity OF
redemption waived, and title believed 10 be
perfect, but 7 sell only rs trustee.
Octl7 JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27
Thursday, November 3, 1874,

within legal hours, sell at the Courthouse, in
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for cash, 20 the
highest bidder, the following lands known as
the TOpp place, lying in said county, viz: AL
Of sections 3 and s. east Of bogue Falaya, and
all Of section IS, except the east half Of the
southeast quarter east of bOgue Falaya, all ia
township p ranger. said lands and the i'm
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 ap-
piled TO the payment OF the remainder o.
said notes, which become due upon the non.
payment Of any note. The title Is believed %
be perfect, but l convey only as trustee.
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the cOunty-about SO acres cleared, q
portion Of which was in cultivation last year
Two settlements on the land, also ginhOust
and machinery, houses, stables, etc.
This October s, Ie74.
Oct4 MINOR MERIMETHEE. Tru.tea.
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Saturday. October 81, 1874,

with in legal hours, the following describes
real estate, tO-wit:
A certain tract of land situate, lying anC
being in the county OF Shelby and state
Tennessee, containing about one hundred am
fifteen acres, being the southwest cOrner .
said 5. 5. Rembert's original tract OF siXteeI
hundred and sixty acres on Big Creek, in Tn,
third civil district, inherited by him from hi
father, Andrew Rembert: Beginning al tnt
southwest corner Of said original tract, which
is the nOrthwe corner Of Thomas Rawling-
tract, and in the west line OF the Douglas
tract; thence east with said Rawlings trace
the corner Of John Sieel's one hundred ;A1c
ffty acre tract lately sold to him By said Rem
bert; thence north with said Steel's west line
seventy-three chains and tWenty-six LINKS @,
the north line Of the one hundred and fIty
acre tract lately sold by said Rembart 10 Hugh
Rose; thence west with said Roses south kps
to the west line OF said 5. s. RemOerts OrigfIils
tract; thence south with said line seventy
three chains and twenty-six links TO the be-
ginning.
Terms OF Sale-On credit OF six and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security; lien retained. Equity Of re-
demptiOn barred.
This September IL, 1874.
II. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. c. and NJ.
Metcalf & HerInon, soils. for complainant.
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French Rurr Mill Bt0nes-FROmas De-
Iany, Nos. I2S and $50 Poplar stFeek
FeuDhfH. Tenn.

memphis, Tenn.
VIO the Planters Of Tennessee and adjoining
L States-I solicit the patronage OF all per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES 10 repair.
Hayins had % years experience in this coun-
try and Europe-with W. c. Bradford OF this
CITY from 1855 TO le6i, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and re
pairing mills in this and adjoining states.
will rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
order All burrs for grinding corn and wheat, or
will redress burrs that planters may null their
own cotton-seed, thereby saving freight on
buiR and saving fuel. Joints should not be
flled with lead, as the attrition powders it,
and poisons the meal or flour. l Will guaran-
lee that with my style of dressing. and with
proper speed, a thirty-inch mill will grind
thtTty bushels of corn in one hour. also
Jifarantee to save one-half Of the power by
1roper dressing, making better meal ana send,
ing ii from the mill perfectly cool and IN good
order to ship. Where the running-gear Is In
GOOD order, Ii is only necessary 10 snip the
rock. when the work will be promptly done
and returned. Mill work in general, and All
orders from the country promptly attendei 70
a. nrices that defy competition. All orders adj
dressed 10 me in care ofG. W. Payne Co. will
ocsi " AVA THOMAS DELANY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-27

INsOLVENCY NOTICE The creditors Of
II w. +. Marsh, deceased, viii take notice
that have, on this 10th day Of October, 1874,
suggested the insolvency Of said estate 10 the
County Court OF Shelby county, and have
been ordered 10 give notice that all perous
having claims against said estate shall file the
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be-
fore the lIth day OF January, 1875, and any
claims not filed before this day shall be for
ever barred by law.
FANNIE ;. MARSH, Administrative.