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BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, october l4.-COtton quiet
| l454c.
CINCINNATI, october I4.-COtton quiet
l l43s3lst4c.
ST. LOUIS. Octo5er l4-Cotton quiet; de-
mand good.
NEW ORLEANS, October =, ll.8O am.
Market quieti middling, Asso; sale, 30 bales
reeei pit, a0e4 bales.
. m.-C0fton-middliBg 1870; sales, go
bales; net receipts, 1915 bales; gross recei -is
S7G2 sles; exports g. Great Britain, 4Sl4 bales
sto k, 47.Ssl bales.
6 pm.-Cotfon supply fair and demand
&C i've, factors me ting 10 feely and o ca
sonslly making concessions; sales, 80 bales;
good ordinary - strict good ord nary, l39l35
low middiing 10 strict low middllEg, ~ "a
lsssc; m ding 20 sgrict middhng, l41s al4Jsc;
good mi idling 10 middling fair, l4's9l554ci re
cripus 22i7 baies; exports, cOastvise, ls3 bales;
s5oeF As ga bales. UnSOld last evening, 1850
bales ODsh pboa. d. Is 90 bal s. OF the am UNI
unsold, large potion (nearly hAlf) isSlaic up
aud not on sale.
LtVEkPOOi, letob.r "A, 80 PINE tton
Qulsl SAFES, 400 bales; ZOO for export and
speculation; middling uplaEds, spot, 3D. Or
2p.m.-sales Of American cotton to-day, 600
bales. Quotations unchanged.
NEA YORK, October u lO:2) AM Cotton
gu ct and nomtnaly unchanged; futures
quiet; January, Is 1s-l6dl5Jsc; october, 1875
- Ice; November. l5h4glo 5-l6c; December,
IS l69i53Sc.
2IO pm.-Eutures Shade easier Janu-
airy, IL Gals u Ice; October, ID l6dl5l4e; No
vembvr, l51<9i5 5-l6s; December, Is 9-I6c
sales for future delivery, 500 bales.
I2;l5 p.m.-CottOn quiet aud unchanged /;
sal today for export, 800 bales, last evening.
lbs bRles; 20 spiHners, l55 bales to-day; last
evening, 2ss balrs; sales 70 spectators last
evening, l02 bales
2Z5 p.m.-Futures weak; January, lS<9
Is lS-l6c; February, l69l6 l-l6ci March, l65s9
10 Z Ice; April, i6 li-l69l65zc; May, 10 l5-i6c:
June, II S-l6c; October, 10 S-l69l514c; HOvem-
ber t5L4l5 5-l5c; December, 151zGl5 g-l6c !;
sales for future delivery, 1850 bales.
go p-m.-Cotton easier; sales for export,
ll59 bales; 10 spinners, AZ bales; TO spec ula-
tors, liz bales; 70 arrive 679 bales; nrdinsry,
I25k good ordinary, 1870; low middling, l5e;
midcling, Is 9; Alabama, l51Sci Orleans, l55<c.
4.i5 pln.-Net receipts, as bales; gross, 1887
bales; exports to Great Britain $40 bales;
sales, 22l9 bales; stock, 55,7l7 bales; market
easier; middllng, l53sc.
Cotton report for i've days at all United
States ports: Receipts, 0,554 bales; exports TO
Great Britain, 81 95 ba es; exports TO France,
none; exports to the continent, 2467 bales; ex-
ports TO he channel, none; stock, ,74l bales.
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PRuDUCk HAkKETs.

LOUISVILLE, October Il. = Flour and
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn, 7SSSOc,
Oats, 62967c- Mess pork nominal. Bacon
sar-curej mans. i2iLdiss5cl BnIk nominal
Iard-tierce, I75+c. Whisky, CSC.
CT NCINNATI, October "A. - FLOUR ddll
but unchanged. Wheat dull; red, Sl9l %;
whites 81 1901 Is. Corn in fair demand but at
lower rate; old sold at 70c; new quiet, 5O95So.
Oats dull ard prices q shade lower, 5lg5jc.
Pork nominal. Lard quiet; sales OF summer
dull and declined, S994c. l34al31Sc, l4.d
1910. Whisky IN good demand AZ sSc.
CHIC AGO, october I4.-Flour q liss. Wheat
dull, and the market NJ Sc ed ana lower;
Chicago. s. &c. Corn Opsl. a firm b closed
opened firm, but closed dun an over; No.
?, 4754c. Bulk pork dull and pIt,. q. sliRed,
S2O,dsO 60. Laru dull but unchan- AZ.
Bulk meats dull and declined; shoulders, 71zc
short rib middles, lO5ze. Whisky lower at 81
NEW YORK, October H.-Flour in mod
crate demand; superfinr western and
81 te, 81 55g4 50; c M mon 10 good, $40 .
good 10 ch Ice, s. Ga tUi 81. LOul-- - l1BS 81.
Rye 1o1r s.eRdy n s 2505 40 COrnmeal
a eady western, 81 406l5 Wheat ste dy, and
less doing; No. ChieazO, 81 0iGl Os3. Corn
lower and active; western mike ~ 1H3l C
Oats dun and lower; western mixed, 81 .g62tsc
sugar dull and unchanged. MOlasses quiet
aud unchanged. Rice dull. Petroleum quiet
and firm; crude, SIC; refined, y &c. Pork
lower. new mess, 81 jlg2l IS. 3 ef quiet. Cat
meats htca41s nA1hg AfNtA y q NI a Dlpa
ST. LOU Il, October H-Flour-low grades
scarce, better order qualities weak and lower 10
sell; superfine winter Si94 .; extra winter,
81 25t54 80 double extra, 81 50a4 70; treble eN
ira, S5a5 81; family winter, IS 0GG; iancy, S.
at6 81. Wheat duh and the market unsettled; ;
No. red fall 9sZc; No. red winter, 81 u a
! lli5. Corn Gull ADD prices dropping; No 2
nike, S59S2c. acc. riding TO location; new, CSC
on track. ats dull AID the market unset
tlei an low T; No.2, I9g5Hzc. Whisky Arm
at 81 O.. Pork dull al 81 for small lot. Bs-
con nomin ally lower; offered al an advance;
Is5SGl45.c cash; small orders filled Al 20 re
hi her. Lard dull; summer, &c.
NEW ORLEA :, October 4.-Flour duu I:
double extra, 81 81; treble extra, 50 1905 . ;
choice, s6s6 50, Corn scarce At 81 10 ats
quiet at o4565c. Brau-supply light, 81 y.
Hzy dull; choice, S26 50. PORK dull and lower
Al 81 90. Dry salt meats-nOthing doing. Bacon
dull sal by auction, shoulder 4 g75zc; cl sar
rib, lS14c; clear sides, l25<c; clear rio scarce.
SANS dun al O. az c. Lard-supply light
tiefoe, l515c; keg, l6i4c. Sugsr-no new re-
ceived to-day; old prime, TO- e. MOlasses dun
new common, 57SSc; fair, % g6ltzc; prime, 70G
15c; choic- held n S5o Wnisky-smHll stock,
but lower; Louisiana, 81 O. western, 81 ga
aS Extraordinary TO prime, l6d2O5Sc.
Cornmesl dbl and lower Al 81 Is.
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MONEY Market.

PARIS, October l4.-Rertes, 6lL55e.
NEW ORLEANS, October Ia olds l09]s
sight, par; sterling, 5ss-
, LONDON, October 1.-THE amount OF bulllo
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on oal
ance to-day Is fiS7,000. Conso $ for money
sssE s2s.; on account, s25s e92s. United state ,
eo1i ons-5-2os OF lse5 lose; do. Ro'' N|'4
10-4Os, 1857; new 6s, 1905
i NEW YORK, October IA-CustOms receipts
S284001. Treasury disbursements SliyVlV
short time. 51sa5 per cent. Sterling was qUisi
ct fS9< for sixty -dRy and $50 fa4s for sight
SSlq, nv rs,es on We're on fat ana per cent
Clesrings, SlS,0000Oo. Government BONDS
steady; United states coupons o. Isl; ~
do OF iS2 lle do. OF 1864. li1; do OF ls6o 10
do new, ll6; 40. 1867, NE do. 1865, lI14 new
IS ll2sa: 1905. MS; currency IS me-
State securities quiet but steady; hslssot ~
Is, "a; Old Tennessee, osi new Iennessee, 2, :
new Virginia, So; Old Nirgl in, IS; old North
Carolina, %: new North Carolina, l@ig.
The prevailing feature In stocks, - IN ~
street generally throughout the day, as dull
ness. The market AZ the close was weak ana
ptices the lowest Of the day. Ihe decline
ranged nom Is 70 q per cent, and s ia9 most
marked IN Eide, Western Union and Lake
Shore, these being most active. stock safes
AGGREGATED i60.Ool SHARES q VII ch a2,Uu re
Western lnian; IS te fuel6o n q co. Ere;
500 Lake shore; D. Union Pac &c; LOU
North wester 5000 iSocE Island b5p wabash,
and a310 Ohios. he closing quota 10 : were:
Canton %; western nlon eelssrspn -. 10
nv lOe. Wells & Fargo's EXPIRE con pany,
Is; American express company, 81 United
States express company, g. factnc Mail
ISL: New York Central, lO0e4 kfie, = = Eile
preferred, a.; Harlem, lZ7M; h.rlem pre-
ierrsd, rs; Michigan Central, %; Pitisburg
and Fort Wayne, 81; Northwestern, S'54i
Nor hwesf.rn preferred, sal hock Island,
-; >ew Jersey central, i0S- 81. Paul, 81
~ Paul preferred 500 WABASH, Sl1.; Wa
basa preferred, 40; Fort Hyne, 81 4; Terle
HGute. lO5: Terre Hante preferred, 10; Chi
cago aad Alton, 81; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, le3; Ohio and Mississippi, ~
Clevel and, Columbus and Cincinnati, g;
Burlington and Quincy, lOl; Lake Shore, 7St.
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, lOA
lin0i- Central, 81; Union Paeino, $50 Cen
fal Pacific bonds, ~ Union Pacific bonds
81 Hartford aud Erie, l0l1s; Delaware and
DsckawanR, iG1E
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Friday, the 9Th of November, 1874,

in front of the Office of the Western Union
Telegraph company, on Madison street, he
tween Main and Second streets, Memphis.
Tennessee, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
am. and pm, sell, for cash Otne highest bid
der, the interest Of the estate Of T. G. Eastman
in the following described property lying in
said county and State, to-wit: Z5714 acres on
the Mississippi river, fractional range 3 ana
fractional sections 3 and 4 beg inning at a
stake from which south I2' east . links TO q
cottonwood marked W. B., VIM. Bateman's
southwest corner OF his 900 acre entry on the
eastern margin OF the Mississippi river, known
as the Chute OF Island 20; thence with the
meanders OF said Chute south 2 east 10 chains I;
thence south g east chains; thence south 81
east chains thence south IS east chains (;
stake, from which north % east 40 links to a
sycamore marked J. h. T.; thence east )
chains TO a large blackjack, z. BlOckledge s
northwest corner OF his 200 acre grant; thence
south So east with BlOckiedge'S west bOun-
Diary line2 chains and 50 links 10 sweetgum
marked W. J.; thence north AZ chains and %
links to = sWeetgum marked W. J.; thence
east p chains and . links 10 two elms marked
W. J.; thence south - chains and 80 links TO a
stake and pointers, Twins corner; thence
east Is chains to a stake and oak pointer
thence north passing through a lake st 8
chains IL chains diagOnaliy, IN ali % chains;
thence west passing long pond at chains
go links, Ito links wide, passing Barton s
southeast corner at . CHAINS, in all 81 chains
and 50 links to the beginning. Equity Of re-
demption is waived. Title believed 70 be
perfect.
H. B. MARTIN, Trustee.
W. p. MARTIN, Trustee.
WfIenY 4 paar1 offoruaxrS r1efa
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Saturday, October IL, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN Shelby county, Teuues-
see, to-wtt. Certain real estate, lying about
fouT miles eastward OF the city OF Memphis
containing BY estimation about III acres
more or less, being part Of the subdivision
OF ovens farm heretofore bought by r.
Bethel or +. A. q NJ. Owen and y p. Walker
beginning on The south side Of the Pigeon
Roost road at It's intersection with Otey ave
nue.; thence with said Pigeon RoOst road IN
an 1asIWardiy or enthusiastically direction
70 stake Al the corner Of Bethel's Held on the
corner OF lane known as Owen avenue:
thence with said lane or avenue about D
chains TO It's intersection with Walker ave-
nue.; thence with Walker avenue westwardIy
70 Otey avenue; and thence with Otey avenue
to the beginning on the Pigeon Roost road.
Also, another tract Of land described as TO-
lows: Eleven and one-half Ql1l acres adjoin-
ing Fort Pickering, known as the Given eight
Isl acre tract, the Wright three-quartsr 90
acre tract, and the Duval. AlgeO & Co. two
and One-half 10 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 subdivided and sold accord
ingly.
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, d. e. and n.
Humes & RostOR and J.. v. Dixon, Attorneys.
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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, for
cash, the sale to take place at the southwest
corner OF Main and Madison streets. N Men,
\ uated in said city OF Memphis and described
as follows, to-wtt: Part Of lot No. 574 begin
ming on the east side OF DeSOto street 571< feet
south Of the alley between Madison and Mon
roe streets; thence south with the east line OF
DeSotc street - feet: running back eastTardly
between parallel lines I43 1912 feet TO a stake.
Also, one undivided half interest in lot No.
$50, on the plan OF Memphis, beginning at q
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 az feet
TO the north line OF the alley between Wash
ington and Adams streets; thence eastwardly
with the north line of said alley i4S1s feet to
the west line Of the alley between second and
Third streets; thence nOrthwardly with the
dividing line between lots 335 and S55; thence
westwardly along said dividing line l4S1z feet
TO the beginning. Also, a part OF the subdi-
vision FL + OF original country lot No. so. be
ginning al a point on the south side Of that
portion Of Jefferson street lyin2 east OF the
grounds and east Of Lauderdale street So feet
from the intersection OF east line OF county
lot No. 500 with the south line Of Jefferson
street, being the northwest corner Of the lot
heretofore conveyed by r. Z. Brinkley et al.
to W. r. Rison; thence west with the south
thence sOuthwardly at right angles with JEFF
ferson street l3S1S feet 10 an alley; thence
with said alley 70 feet to the southwest corner
OF said RisOn s lot; thence nOrthwardly with
said RisOn's line 1881 feet 70 the beginning.
By the terms Of said trust deed all III ht or
equity of redemption is barred, and the title
is believed TO be good l will convey as truE-
tee only. K. A PARKER, Trustee.
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Insolvency Notice.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county.-Ofice of
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Oeto-
Der u s74-To James A. Anderson, Admin
istrRtor: 7
Having suggested the insolvency of the es-
tate OF Thomas Carter, deceased, you are
the said State, and also at the courthouse door
OF Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, 10 appear and ME
the same with the Clerk OF the County CouTt,
authenticated In the manner prescribe BY
law, on or before the 5th day of January
day, or before an appropriation OF the funds
Of said estate IS made, shall be forever barred
both in law and equity. Witness my hand at
ONCE, this LIST day Of October, 1s74.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By T. F. Meath, Deputy Clerk. octI ia
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forty cents for Hour and twenty cents per
hundred ....... ne Dekussey, Captain blrch-
starts out This morning 10 remove ooslIue-
ont a heavy break at GTeennelds landing,
two heavy breaks I'm Eliza BEND back OF
Cairo, one, a large sycamore fourteen anu n
half feet in circumference at each end; Two
breaks at Jacket Pattern; thirteen heRNy
81 oamOrs trees IN Howard bend; SIX hyca-
mores al Sheen Island, some Of them nearly
worn In two D by the rubbing Of steam oOats.
She also cleared the river thoroughly OF Nisl-
bic snags She also took out a coal barge 81
the head OF Arsenal island. ON the ILLINOIS
side"
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ual NEE
SiSsipPi
Will be
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Nonresident Notice,

No. l49S-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelley county, Tennessee.-M. L. Wicks VS.
Conrad sehWerdtfeser.
IL appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant, Conrad Schwerdtfeger,
is a nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse, In the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in November, 1874 and plead, answer
or demur 70 compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 70 him and set
for hearing exparte, and that a copy of this
order be published once week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 30th day of Septem Der, 1874.
A cOpy-Attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By +. 3. MeHenry, Deputy c. and NJ.
Winchester & Winchester, solicitors for
empOlainant. Octl til
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Thursday, November 5, 1879,

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
Of sections . and - east OF bO,us Falaya and
all Of section -, except the east half OF the
southeast quarter east Of bogue Falaya all in
township Y, r,tnge7. said lands and the i'm
prOVemenis, thereon will be sold for the pay
IneRt Of the first Of said notes, which Is passed
due and unpaid, and for the costs or this
trust; the balance Of the proceeds 10 be aP-
piled TO the payment o. the RENAL nder OF
said notes, which become due upon the nom
payment Of any note. The title is believed 10
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 ginhouse
and machinery, houses, stables, etc.
This October 3 N74.
oct4 MINOR MERIMETHER. Trnsfee.
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Attachment Notice.

DEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P.-J. H. wag-
% gener, use Geo. h. Becker, vs.. J. E. Kirt-
land.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $40 OF the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned LEVIED upon the
property of the defendant" and afidavit
having been made that the defendant is justly
Indebted TO the plaintiff in the sum OF 500
BY note and account:
1t Is therefore ordered, That defendant make
his personal appearance before ne, on the
22d day OF October, 1874, at my Office, In the
city OF Memphis, at 10 o'clock am, and lie
feDd said attachment suit, or the same will
be proceeded with exparte; and that q copy OF
this order De published for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
I'D day OF september, 1874.
se2l thu JAMES HALL, J. P.
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Tharsday, I5th day Of OetODsr, Is74,

on the premises, sell at public anetlon, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, within legal hours,
for the purposes therein expressed, the proper
" described in said deed in trust, as follows /.
Beginning at a stake ON the east side OF the
Big Creek road and in the west line OF county
lot 524, three hundred and ninety three feet
from stake in the center of the New Raleigh
road a. its intersection with the east side OF
the Big Cffek road; hence north with the
west line Of county lot No. 524 seventy-fiye
feet to stake; thence north So east two hun
dred and two feet TO a stake; thence south
seventy-hye feet TO a stake; thence west
wardly to the beginning. Also-Beginning at
q stake on Thomas avenue, in the west line
thereof, two hundred and eighty-seven feet
and ten inches from a stake In center Of New
Raleigh road at its intersection with Thomas
avenue; thence westwardly with the north
boundary line of joint lot frst described in
deed from Scheduled 10 Stedey two hundred
and two and one-half feet 20 a stake; thence
south seYenty-one feet 70 q stake; thence east
Wardly, and upon line parallel with the nrst
course OF this subdivision, two hundred and
two and one-half feet to a stake ii the west
line Of Thomas avenue; thence with the west
line seventy-One feet TO the beginning.
Title believed to be good, but sell and con-
vey only as trustee. Equity OF redemption
barred. VIM. g. MERANE, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF two trust deeds made BY T. c.
ID Eastman and James Archer, to the under
signed, respectively, as trustees, on the 9th
day of November, 1863, which are recorded in
book No. 20, pages SO and SIS of the Register s
records OF Shelby county, and State OF Ten
nessee, made to secure certain notes, which
are unpaid. We will. on
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Tussday, October 20, A. D.. 1s74.

at the southwest corner OF Madison and
second streets in the city OF AfeplplsIs-
county OF Shelby, State OF Tennessee. a M
O'Clock am, proceed 70 sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. the property described ia
SAID deed OF trust and the deed therein re-
IeIfed To- to-wit; Lying and being Ia said
city OF memphis, county and state afOre-
SAID, ana more particularly described a. lot
iorly-tHo ~ and the west half OF lot forty
three % as described upon II. W. Hlii's plan
OF subdivision OF lot No five hundred and
eieven Old, as known in the map OF the city
o. MsInphis Aforesaid, As surveyed on ne
totn uay oil February. A ID. 1876. by william
iHlly described IN a deed made By H. r. Wal
dell, on The 18th day Of March, a. D. ISL 10
y. =. Orlmn, and recorded IN the Registers
page az and "a, and To which reference u now
made. Title believed 10 be good, bus I'll
and convey as Trustee only. Oafh and hond
of Trustee, and equity of REDEEM tinn wal ve1
4. l.. HEFFERNAN, Trusted.
&. r. r. Thompson. Attorney for trustee
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West Wind. Belle Lee.
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Trustees Sale Of Lands ia Bolivar
County, Mississippi.

DY virtue OF n deed of trust to W. r. Gun
ID bingham, Trustee, recorded Ia deed book
:, page %. in the ChRncery Court Clerks Of
fee OF Bolivar county, Mississippi, made jan
uary }, 1913, by George X. Austin and NOluey
Peel, 10 secure The payment Oftheir four prom
issOry notes Of that date for $50 sBli0, $40 ADD
sHfn, respectively, payable 10 NJ. ,. Wicks and
Il. J. Martin, The nrst OF which notes has been
transferred to owen Meriwether, and by vir-
tue OF my appointment as trustee, vice w. r.
Cunningham, resigned, 10 execute said trust,
1 will an
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CHANCERY SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

No. 5O2, R.--kiHst Chancery Court OF Shelby
county-J. r. Finnie ct al vs.. p. q. Neafh
etal.
Df virtue OF an iuteriOcutory decree for
~ sale, entered In the above cause on the
l4ih day Of June, lTi, I will sell. at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, in front OF The
Clerk ana Masters office, Greenlaw opera
uneSao On
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al sR .N'FEALIG ENUE.

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ana yVo0le1 shswls NeA u hsH 49,, 80 -, -,
fo8d demand Gnd Urn ~ Y - - r. i-,,-l,
-, II fsiriv active. tlanta aha - prov
sheeiisgs r.du ed 20 iosletc; S,ssonsaes
Kenf-rlv fesns ia beitAT csmspd. moften
,+oosE ovie- Hosiery. dr=ts spoas Ahe ihlill
verT COOL. a re selling low ~ spcEosf