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and has comparative youth, much expe'
renee in various lands and ell the facil-
ties that money can buy 90 his side.
Besides, he has boundless ambition to
distinguish himself cool Judgment,
sound discretion, dauntless courage and
an iron constitution. With considera-
able knowledge Of the languages and hah
its of the natives, as we'll as being more
familier with the geography Of the coun-
try than any living man, what may he
not accomplish he goes out under the
auspices of the New York Herald and
the London Times. these great papers
bearing the expense jointly. When once
he plunges into the great desert he will
not be heard fcom for months, but, IKE
Livingstone at one time, Will be lost 70
the world as though on some unknown
island in the middle of the ocean.
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river Kilograms.

CAIRe, December 2s.-Arrived-H. S.
Turner, Cincinnati, 8 pm; Eddyyille,
Evansville, 4 an; Raven, Ohio river,
liam. Departed-Sherlock, New Or
leans. pm; Wild Duck, St. Louis l
pm. Heavy rain this forenoon, and is
warm.
PIIrsBURG. December 2s.-River ris-
ing fast. " til FIVE feet six inches in the
channel. R2-n last night and this
morning. Monongahela and Allegheny
rivers are both rising above.
CINCINNATI. December 2S.-River six
teen feet one inch. Heavy rain.
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Mnrher hY Negroes.

Yesterday William Smith, well
known white man residing near
Whitehaven, eight miles south of
the city, was shot and killed BY
negroes under the following eircum.
stances: Four negroes, With dogs, were
hunting on Mr.. Smiths plantation.
This he did not permit, and taking his
pistol he remarked to his wife that he
was going down to drive the negroes OF
his place or lin their dogs if they did
not leave. he went out into a field
near the edge of the woods and got
into controversy with the negroes.
One Of them, raising his shotgun, fired
the contents of both bar sels into Smiths
body, one load of bird shot entering the
heart and the other The head Of the I'M
fortunate man, who instantly fell dead.
The neg soes scattered and escaped, but
parties are out hunting for them Il lay,
and it is believed that they will be cap
tured.
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Por stale treasurer.

The friends Of Colonel NJ. 1. Polk, Of
Hardeman, will, we are informed, present
his name 10 the General Assembly as a
candidate for State Treasurer. Colonel
Polk IS q descendant Of the old revolu-
tionary stock Of that name, from whica
have sprung so many distinguished
statesmen and soldiers. He is a native
Tennesseean, nephew to the late Presi-
dent Polk, and Of course, by tradition, a
Democrat after the straightest Of that
sect-a man Of education and culture,
Of good business habits and strict integ-
rity; and withal gentleman in the
broadcast aeceptation Of the term-Senir' 4,
frank, brave, open.hearted Bred to the
profession Of arms, when the civil war
broke out, Colonel Polk was amongst the
first TO draw his sword in defense Of his
native State, and during all the long,
dark, weary years Of the struggle that
followed, the rolls Of the patriot army Of
the South contained the name Of no
truer, drawer or better soldier than Marsh
Polk. At Shiloh. while in command Of
company Of artillery, organized, drilled
and partially equipped at his own ex.
pense, he was severely wounded, a shot
from one Of the enemy's guns carrying
away his right leg. He was taken
prisoner and remained in captivity tn
exchanged. As soon as he was released
be accepted a position on the staff Of
Maj. Gen. L. Polk, took the field again
and remained with and shared the for
tunes Of bis comrades in arms I'LL in the
surrender at AppomAtox the fading star
Of the Confederacy finally sank in ds-k-
ness TO Iise no more. Amongst the
General Assembly are many Of Colonel
Folks old army friends. who WI have
the opportunity to show their apprecia.
ton Of tTae meI.t by supper ting him for
the Office To which be aspires-a position
for which, without disparssement 70 the
claims Of others, we unhesitstingly en-
dorse him as every way worthy and well
qualified. His election would Ave great
satisfaction to bis friends, not only in
West Tennessee, but everywhere through
out the entire State.
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COLONEL JOHH Il. SAVAGE.

This distinguished citizen Of our State
has been in the city for several days past.
he is a very prominent Democratic can
didate for United States Senator, and as
the counties Of Warren, White, DeKalb,
Putnam, Cumberland and OEerton, by
mass meetings, we understand, Of the
Democratic party have declared for him
as tAeir choice, his claiT.s will have a
considerable support IA the Legislature
There is no truer Democrat or Woribier
man than Colonel Savage, and if he be
chosen for me high position he viii ful-
ill its responsible duties with ability and
bosor. Colonel Savage is a native q,
the soil of Tennessee, and has done her
noble service in many capacities. He
served her in Congress from the Nc
Minnyille district for eight years as an
unfaltering Democrat. He sci ied With
distinguished gallantry in the Mexican
war as one of the commanding officers
of the Fourteenth regulars, and was
afterward made Lieutenant Colonel of
the Eleventh reguler5. He still bears
the scars of battle received at Moline
del Rey. under the Stars and Stripes,
and was faithful soldier in the army Of
the Confederacy. II, in the wisdom of
our Legislature, Colonel Savage should
be chosen for the United States Senate,
our people viii proudly indorse the selec-
ton and the Democracy will feel that in
him she has indeed a champion.
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THE PITY OF IT.

When the harsh and bitter feelings OF
the Northern people are just now becom'
ing allayed toward the South, and when
from the ranks of the Republican party
the State Of Massachusetts steps out as
she has done and proclaims herself in
favor Of "peace on earth and good will
toward man toward the men who toll
and struggle to repair their broken for
times in the plundered and devastated
districts which lay around our homes
would It not be unfortunate for Tennes-
see 10 send Andrew Johnson TO seat
in the United States Senate, when such
an Endorsement Of him, more than that
Of any other living being. would I'M
ouestionably give a most direct ofense
TO the NORTH Is it possible that We
cannot add more to the tide of kindly
inelinations which flows now from that
Northern land toward Us than this !
Must We say to those who have left an
oppressive party, one which mas been
terribly oppressive to this section. 10
place 10 power such Democratic friends
Of ours IS Tilden Of New York and
CASTOR Of Massachusetts,, We know,
gentlemen, that you despise Andrew
johnson. who erawled into your Repub-
hcAn party and then betrayed it as he
has done the Democratic. and that while
We know your section must feel deep
resentment for his temperance in the
United States Senate as coming from us,
vet We cannot refrain from sending him
among your representatives to snarl
and snap and growl forth his personal
spleen, even at the expense of our own
political welfare and prosperity" May
the good Judgment Of our Legislature
prevent this pitiable state Of things by
its prompt refusal TO vote fer Andrew
johnson.
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TO OUR LEGISLATIVE MEMBERS.

We desire to cite the particular atten-
ton Of the Democratic members Of our
Legislature who. have been chosen by
their party frem Shelby county, to the
communication in another column
signed Democrat" 1t is upon the sub
ject Of that NEST unequaled attempt at
outrage upon the party in the assump
ton by some that the fraudulent vote
which Andrew johnson collected TO.
gether in the cigar boxes Of unprotected
side-polls, "instructs" the delegates from
this county to vote for the man for the
United States Senate The views which
Democrat" puts forth in regard 10 the
matter are given with an ability, and
characterized by such overwhelming
truthfulness and legitimate conclusions,
they can not fail to commend them
selves to the very serious consideration
OF our Democratic Representatives
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srAnLY. THE EXPLORER.

Stanly the great African explorer, is
about ready at Zanzibar, or was at last
accounts, to start on a grand journey
into the interior Of Africa. His com
mand numbers about four hundred men,
who are paid at the rate OF about Eve
dollars per month, each, besides
what they eat He carries with him
an immense stock Of cloths,
beads and wire, adapted to the
tastes and fashions Of the tribes through
which they are expected to pass. These
goods are to be ussi for purposes of bar.
ter and as presents to strong Il ibes dis.
posed to be hostile. The expedition il
undertaken on magnificent scale pe,.
haps never before equaled, and II is nos.
sible that Stanly win at last solve the
worlds great problem for TIE est two
thousand yes-s-fbe source Of the Nile
he takes up Dr. LiYinEtones's great wOrI.
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tbs New York Herald says the Pfesi-
dent has acted With incousidesate pre-
cipitation in responding at once to the
application of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture for assistance in suppressing do
nestle violence, and asks. how can the
turbulent and disorderly persons dis
perse if they have not assembled, or
retire to their bones if they have not
left themi That is puzEler, but it is
none of Grants lookout He has or
deredthem to disperse to their homes,
and they must do it, even if necessary
first TO leave home.
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Ennfnrx Rnrned

CINCINNATI. December 27.-A fire at
Calesville, Ind, yesterday, destroyed the
furniture facto.y Of II. Scraier 4 Co.
Loss estimated at over 100000. Seversl
adjacent dwellings were destroyed, with
a loss of $4,000; no insurance on the
factory. There was about $4,000 insur-
ance on the dwellings. Nearly all the
people of the town depended on the
factory for living, and its destruction
Will cause great suffering.
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A Movement 10 sapPIani ci'y Char

The Union and American Of the 25th
thus refers to the proposed bill to incor
porate cities:
Memphis has secured the service Of
Judge Archiba'd Wright to drai. a bill,
to be Droposs to the next Legislature,
providing a general law for the incor
poration Of cities in TIE State, 10 take the
place Of cha .ers. The movement, we
understand, has strong sympaibizers 10
our City Council.
A chaIser ca-ri' with il many incon.
yenieEcsa, II is urg :, which a general
incorporation law would obviate. One
Of the 9..acips, Of thsse is the delay ir
the co 'ec''On Of 's-ss bv law. AT
pr cent II is 81 d t. be possible for any
taxpayer b Save of payment Of his
munieipe' tsxes for two yes .. A
prominent member Of re CITY Council
tehs us . Il list Of the ..ch delinquent
tax.payers Of Us city would, fpublishs 4,
make a Gentaiion.
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THE Congressional committees ap'
pointed to investigate affairs in Louis
lana aud at Vicksburg have left Wash
ington for their respective fields of work.
The object is to manufacture capital for
the Republican party. The country is
not as easily excited by the reports of
such committees as il was just after the
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portrait Decision Rendered by
s'haBeefior Cooper.
The Nashville Banner of the 23d has
thefolloRing item Of interest to the ne
gro Of the State, who we're robbed by
that Radical institution known as the
Freedmen's Sa, .ngs Bank:
Chancellor Cooper yesterday rendered
the following opinion in the case of d.
j. Hadlev ct. a. vs.. re Ere dmen's
Savings company ct el.:
This e me before me at chambers
upon he motion of .te compla inants for
tie appoint nent Of r. .eiver of the
prope in con oye !. 1f's property
consists Of 'e ! a. nq-hou5e OF the
2 -ency at n =, 'ie, fid & s on mol.-
gage - the amount Of SIC }. Inc cred
Itors Of Re { ,-ngs Conn y who have,
mp , It's time, lie lem " com
pl.inantr. re dep Z RS - the amount
Of between $7eC) a1d $500, these d.
post )rs cons "a r. al jut on ninth OF
the c. mani in s. T..
The concln'ion : vi ch heretofore
p Nv ia - is, : It he com.
plrini re emit I, e 'iey insist upon
At, - a r .eiver Of prope. y and
effects Of ire comp ny sought - be
reacht by the biz But, inesmuch "a
the depositors in It's ST. VII, in no
event, be entitl, Ito more ''ln Ieir pro
rata Of the asset lpf re company, and as
il NAV be very doubtful Wheeler it is TO
their interests - burden 'je and With
the expens OF IL ga on, / { / that it
is my duty in act ng unon ~ q motion, 10
look as well TO the inter 6 Of he le-ge
body Of deposit )rs, { = re interest Of
the fraction ofthem at pre- ent dirs cilv re
presented ON IT'S mot on. Under these
circumstance, and in view Of the fact
that the large majority Of the depositors
may prefer T. allow the institution TO be
wound up by tie L. lst Is appointed
under the act Of Cons ess, am inclind
to integfere at pre- lent IS little as pos
sible With the affairs OF the institution.
shall, therefore. allow tie agent Of the
Trustees, Johu J. Car, - continue in
control Of the property Of the company,
upon his giving bond. Nth good Sc euriiy,
in the sum Of $4,000. as Receiver, con-
ditioned for the fithfdl discharge Of the
duties Of Receiver, and 70 account for,
and pay over the moneys realized as and
when ordered.
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Coke burns well in CRATES, stoves,
ranges, cooking stoves and church fur
naces, and makes a hotter fire than
coal Price ten cents bushel. For
sale by the gas company and all the coal
dealers. Try it. lO7
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ProbnbiIiti.s.

WASHINGTON. December 28.-For the
Ohio valley, Tennessee and the South
west. cloudy weather, With areas Of rain,
followed by partly cloudy and colder
waothar
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whole Tickets. $50; Halves, so Ientht or
or1ielxets or information, address
THOS. -. HH HILL Tbs
as.nt and Manager, Public Library Building.
Louisville. Ky. m
No West Court street Memphis. MAsllg
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ELECTION.

0fFfcE or
W.aHrSerox FIRE AND MAINE INs. Co.,
81 MADISON bTRFEs. ~
MEMPHIs. December 10. 1874.
rIyHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS CON-
pany are hereby notified that an election
will bs held at this ONCE on Monday. Janu-'
AIRY 4, 1675. tween the hours Of 10 an. and
SPIN. for seven directors 10 serve for the
ss-iS GRO. W, L. CROOK, ssc'y.
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fire.

WORCESTER, Mass. December Is
Two brick blocks aud small wooden
building on Main street, in SOuthridge,
burned Sunday. Loss, $4,000.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A MONG A NUMBER OF ARTICLES
"A stolen rom the Cfi.a iap Brothers' Col
lee on the night OF the 9Th Instant We
book a. I for r JTc ing subscIipt onss siyed
toward "a, ilg the Co iege out OF debt. Inc
p 1iident Of the COls % 50 iciti and col's
public Is C1utionea fzainst any impos,.t ~
that NAV be att smpt 4 lUl-lu3
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HOIIenberg, No. 204 Main
street, has everything I'm the
music line fresh at low prices.

FINEST meerschaum pipes for Christ
mas presents at Sid Cooks cigar stand,
Peabody Hotel. l08
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JUDGE Fife, Demo srai, has been nomi-
nat ] for Cons IS for the vacancy in
the fon. / Cons onfl District Of
Tennessee. d s0ecs a NJ. Head, who
is dead Toe p Sple Of the District,
although unsuccessful in their attempt
10 put Head on TIE Foriy fourth Con-
Rress, si'll show Fite.- Cincinnati Gaz-
etc
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SID Cook, Of the Peabody cigar stand,
has a select lot Of pure meerschaum
pipes suitable for holiday presents. HOS
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Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES the best and
cheapest. Key West cigar at Frank %
Dessauer's, 206 Main street. l0l
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DIAMOND encrusted amethysr
rings, Opern chains, necklaces AMI
IOcKets, az cost For cash at g.
AUG. JOERsS,
1ni 200 Main alreei.
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Pianos! Organs! The best
and cheapest at HOIlen-
bergss,o 3O4 Main street. lot
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GOLD sleeve buttons, studs. gents
vest chains and watches, nj cost for
cash at AUG. JOEKSS,
1o4 2O2 Main street.
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steinway Pianos are the Rest.
Call soon il you want one for holi-
day present. See advertisement OF price
list in another column.
lO4 L. A. BENSON, 81 Main St.
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CONCERT.
CONCERT.
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS. WITH POS
sIBLy RETURNS OF THOUSANDS. is OF
PERED BY THE POSTP0NEMENT OF PUB
Lie LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE 9TH OF
FEBRUARY NEXT. OF THEIR FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE
MANAGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE
RETURN OF THE MONEY If THE DRAW
ING SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE
DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR Councilman

For Councilman.
HENRY HUFFMAN Is a candidate for
Councilman in the Fourth ward. Election
January 7, 1875.
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FREEDMEs's SAVINGS BsNKs.

j. j. Carr AppoGnfed Receiver OF
fhe Branch af HRsbviile-An I'm
portrait Decision Rendered by
chancellor Cooper.
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-,a.i,l SALES -Future Dnys.
e By Lyme & Brother
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
so. 1912 Main street.
H,RUsTEEs' SALE OF THE y Y 5g.

nyRTJsTEEs, SALE OF THE YALU-
ABLgTRACT OF LAND CALLEDon.,asiSgu, ~
EpI Il = CONTAINING THIRTEEN ACES; ; dG
IEERI(O COUNTY. JUST BELOW LIE CILi1
OF RICHMOED.-Iu conformity with me pl49JpI-
sons Of two deeds OF r'iss eaeCu al. TO VIII
Nam I'm smith ana Stephen Hunter trustees, anu
The other dated 10th November, %. 70 Sshf ~
phillips and Cyrus BOssieux. trustees. Ho AZ ~
record In the clerks Office Oh tue GU ,ie sscnriiy
~ cartain negotiable notes therein respectyely
mantioned The undersigned being thereto reequaLea
he the holders Of the unsatisfed noLes go sse.feu,
S sen q pSslis sa as1 Sa sa4 Al
O'Clock p b., the real estate Gonye{e mi ~ csied
said eeds-fo wit. The TRACT Of LA ~ fa ~
Mount Erin, near the lower part oS tns CITY r VI
Richmond containing III: ~, ;I,e WiIIamsbnrg
OF within short distance of the corporation
line Of the city. -, 80 tho n,,rcbase
money as shall pe sufficient 70 delray .ue ~ nrinct
natp and interest on all the matured notes, Delna
ppbout 30 $50 upon credit as to SO mucn as nay
he necessary to pay the remalnder OF ssld notes,
abont fourteen IN number, for SS3 80 each matnr-
ano monthly on and after the 18th Of October,
IS74. corresponding with such maturing notes as
IN time and amount of each; and rs 10 any surplus
mon ouch terms rs the grantor In salG oeea ns a
prescribe, in case OF bis failure 10 90 SO, Us e
It is believed that If desired by the Rrantor reg
son.ble credit will be given on the day OF SAFE py
those interested on considerable portioh u 'ne
cash pay VIM. IRA SMITH,
S HUNTER.
CHaRLEs PHILIPS,
CYRUS BOSS1Eu&.
sale TO oe conduc'eu " LYME BROTHER,
20. AZ, Aucioneers.
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SUs,TTe,n sALea-Tnis a,ay.
By Lyme &Brother.
Real EstAte Agents and Auctioneefs'
No. 1919 Main street.

r ARsE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
j, rIRsT-CLAss TOBACCO FIXTURES. OF.
FICE fJRNITURE &c.-We shall, at the request
OF scssrs. Abner Harris Co, sell o. pu9lG he
tween ~ Ma and Franklin streets, on THu ssDAY
me Ist day OF October next at O'Clock p NJ, the
following FiXTuREsa,to WIT; v,,,,,or = Ed.
20-horse power BOlLEk, Elunse1 :" ~
1o.hor s ENGINE, same makers; 90 dr,,,,
large outfit Of STEAM pbaMe cost ae in pasi
H tf,ss TGntes sas sPpGE PRESSES double
sefasa ri sGesaa f f
and good as new
q TSSisS ! F sAsRS &c. complete
! ssTTEAM iiEItcoR1CE- BOILERS, capacity from
l2o e so9 FablloWRs steam power;
LUMp:M ,GHlNE, steam power
! BEAN-CUTTER,
! s safse Of aA fFAiRBANK's sCALEs-l of extra
LSra aD Iss Observation-Disclosures. STICKS, DRY.
., e EF I'M Tei boxes ON ROLLERS,
and many other articles too numerous 70 menuon
snch ms are found In first-class factory.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
handsome cogNT1NG;R,o2sMs pEsK'
/ small COUNTING HOOhI LLohs
/ LETTER-PREsS;
Marvin & Co.'s SAFE. extra slZe'
i Morning Glory OFFICE Steve,
large CLOCK,
WATER-COOLER,
! WASHSTAND, n,>,c
BASKETS, &c.
The special attention of tabacconists and DINERS
called to the foregoing sale.
The terms will be quite liberal ana MAGE Know
at the hour of sale. LYME & bnOtn En,
sc 1913, Tu& Thtd Auctioneeis'
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.--.AUCrf5N sKEEs Fasnre Days..
BY Moedy q Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner Seventh and HUI stfes1S' &
fVa-fzfsf

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HANDSOME
j HOUSE AND LOT. IN THE CITY OF , aAs.
CHEsTER NEAR THE CORNER OE EOnh-
TEENTH AND PERRY STREETS or TUES
DAY 0CT9BER q 1870 At o " sssa Il irnsi
executed to the undersigned by George w: Ma-
bearing date the 24 day q Marc tsl4
Ace Of the city Of Manchester tdeed-book, vol; 1,
page a. shall sell at public auction at ths e. a =,
and place aforesaid being required 50 10 90 oy III
beneficiary, the VALUABLE HOUSE AND Luz
near the corner Of Fourteenth and Perry streets cr
hundred and Hfteen feet to an alley The house has
only been built about twelve months, In very go0a
order. containing five good rooms cSnyenien ,t
located in q pleasant neghborhood. This ID nice
properly and WIN be sold on The following reasona-
Bile ferms-to wit Cash as 10 expenses OF safe anu
note now due for 1926. go; balance rs follows sote
due the 24th day of Aarci 1875. for s233.20
note due September "a, 1875, for $3.50 Sg; ana
note due on the Oath day OF March, 1870, Iol
s246 40. and the residue upon such terms as VIII
oe inAoe Ano" ~ JAMES NJ. MOODY.
o.1tds Trustee
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BY Moody Il Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers'
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
u ABLE BRICK STORE AT THE CORMIEIRs
OF NINTH AND HULL STREpEIb1SS,n s IM frE IT T6
THE MARKET, COURT. HOUSE, AND D, 0TH LEI;
PuBLIC BUILDINGS, ON MONDAY THE Eth i
n NJ M THE PkEMISEs-By virtue OF decree
Of the Hastings Court Of the city Of Manchester
pronounced on the 25th day of September, ! e14,
Perdue aud ais, shall sell at public auction, on
the DAY and hour above mentioned, the valuable
BRICK STORE situated at the corner OF Hinth ana
building is in very good repair. The location IS
rsrate being n The centre Of the city GppG nn
iir hmiidinrss This is considered one Of The best
business stands in the city, and should attract at
tenton. -. o,rh+
and twelve months for negotiable notes bearing SIX
ppr cent. interest from day of sale the tue re-
lain ed until the whole purchase money Is paiI;
oc Lids Commissioner.
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BY Grubbs j. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.