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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-13
Nonresident Notice.

No. ls52-In the First Chaneery Court OF Shell
by County, Tennessee.-B. p. Anderson.
Commissioner Of Revenue, vs. :. >. Todd
ana u. Ii. Toad.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants, ( Is Todd and ID. II Todd
are uOn-residen OF the state OF tennessee:
Il IS therefore ordered, That they make theiI
appearance herein, u the courthouse, IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on, OF be-
fore the hrst Monday Ia November, 81, and
plead, answer or deInur to complainant bill
or the same will be taken for confessed IS 70
them and set for hearing sxparte, and that q
~ o this order be publishe ed once a week
Tor four successive weeks, an the Memphis
appeal. This DIST day September, 1873.
A copy attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
by T.. r. McHenry, Deputy c. and NJ
John johnson, aol. for eOmplt. ftu
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ThurudaI, November ), 1874.

within legal hours, sell az the CoUrthOUse In
Bolivar county, Mississippi for cash, % the
highest bidder, the following lands known l5
the IOpp place, Wing in said county viz. All
Of sections > and IS east OF bogue Falaya, and
all Of section 33, except the east haif q the
southeast quarter east Of bogue Falaya, al ia
township p, ranger. said lands ana tEa inn
provements, thereon will be sold Tor the pay
meut Of the FIRST Of said notes, which IS passed
due and unpaid aud for the costs 81 this
trust the balance OF the proceeds 10 D. aU-
Piled TO the payment Ol the remainder OF
said notes, which become due upon the nom
payment OF any note. The title Is believed 70
be perfect, buL convey only as trustee.
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the cUuntT-about So acres cleared, q
portion OF which was IN cultivation last year.
Two settlements on the land also ginhOuse
and machinery, houses. stables etc.
This October 3. I-7i-
90 MINlR MERLM E.rElER. Trn.-aa.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. l429-In the First Chaneery Court OF Shell
by county, TennesSee.-B. z. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue, vs.. Fred. T. Da-
Wis, ct al.
1t appearing from sheriff return In this
cause that the defendants, Mary A. Dougherty
and E. d. DOugherty, are not TO be found in
his county;
1t Is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, al the courthouse 10 the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday IL November, 1874, and plead, answer
OF demur 70 complainant's bal, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 them and sci
FOR hearing expGrte, and that copy Of this
order be published once a week, fOx four con
sc utive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal. This
2lsl day OF september, 1874.
A COPY Attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By <. 3. heHenFy, D. G. and N.
J0bn Johnson sol for complt tn
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A ILco..on o. o.ner groaaes eonslsasd 70
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. $50 - In the Second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, Tennesgee.-B. 2. Ander-
son, Commissioner OF Revenue, ETC., VS.. ] G..
CBrutheIs ct al.
IT appearing from the return of the Sheriff
to process issued in this cause that the
defendant, J. c. Caruthers, is not 10 be found
in his county:
ter that he make his appearance herein, at
the Courthouse Of the Second Cnancery Court
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the FIRST Monday in November, lS7I, and plead,
answer or deulur 70 complainanE's original,
amended and supplemental bill, or the same
will be taken Tor confessed as TO him
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
OF this order be published once week, Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This September 10, 1874.
NJ d. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallory, Decuty c. and NJ.
Mcdowell 4 JoAnson, sols. for eOmpPt. ltu
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Nonresident Notice.

No. ls2s-In the First Chaneery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee B. =. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue, vs.. l.. d. Penne-
baker et al.
cause thai the defendants, ". II. Brown and
Louise Greedy, are not to ne found in mis-
county;
Il tstheFeforS ordered, That they 70 axe their
appearance herein, 81 the courthouse ia the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before The first
Monday IN ; Ovember, 1874, and plead, az
sweI or deBur 10 complainartz bill,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed
as to them and sci for hearing exparie
and that a copy OF this order be published
once wes k, Tor four sue eessiNe Week IN the
Memphis Appeal. This 2lst day OF SepIem-
Der, 1874.
A copy-Attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BYE. B McHenry, d. Z. and VI.
John johnson, sli. for comOl'L tn
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ChancerY Sale
REAL ESTATE.


No. 50. R.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
cOuuty-Iosephus f.. BledsOe W. T. H. Ap-
person, executor OF ". II. Bolton. deceased,
DY virtue Of an intsriocutory decree for
- sale, entered in the above causs on the
~ Day OF July, 1874, viii sell, At public auc-
Ten 10 the highest bidder, In mont Of the
lierk and Masters Office, oreeulsw Opera
house Building, Second street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
saturday, October 81, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county. Tennes
zee, tO-wit;
Two certain tracts Of land that Lueius L.
Battle had, on the It'll day OF December, ISL,
sold TO b. T. Harreil, one tract known "a the
sanders acceptant, lying on each side 81
JOosenatchie river, containing 80 acres, al
Joining the lands OF Stewart Harris and
others. The grant from Tennessee viii show
the butts and bounds Tor 90 acres, and the
William Battle vs.. John Wherry, il which
decree Tor ~ acres was made 10 said William
Battle, but " acres was held by L. Bales a.
older claim, and which leaves under the de-
cree ll6 acres, which will more fuHy appear
by refsrel &c 70 deed Of GIT made by VIM
Battle 20 L. L. Battle on March /, 1876, making
IN all JIG acres.
The said BOLTON deriving his title TO said
property by purchase under decree in Chan
Gerry Court ~ Memphis, IN case Of Wade II .
Bolton ". b. f. Farrell, IN February, 1908.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF six months,
purchaser 70 execute note with approved Sc
curity-Aen retained to further secure same,
and equity OF redemption barred.
This october 6, 1874.
+. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black. Deputy @. and NJ.
McRaer Myers & Sneed, Attorneys. oc7
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DRY SooDs sAHKEr.
ny TELEGRAPH.

VIEW YORK, october y The package trade
In domestic goods was more active, and large
ales Of standard sheetlugs were made at re-
duced dsures. AppletOG and lndfan-head
standard brown cnttOns, lolzc; Wachusett, loo.
aucy prlI.ts were fairly active. Dress goods
were IN steady demand and firm. Worsted
Ehswls were dull, but wooden makes were in
fair request WOoien goods were quiet, ex-
uept Kentucky Jeans Of tbs better grades,
which were doing well.
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CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Real Estate
OXSATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1874.

No. ST., r DIN the Second Chsneery Court
% shelby county, Tenuessee-S. = kem0ert
vs.. Henry Rembert ct al
rY virtue of decree OF sale made In tins
u cause by the Second Chancerv Court, 1
will sell to the highest bidder, In front OF he
5eceBd ChaneeTy Courtroom city Of Mem
mia Tennessee on
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Trustees Sale Of Lands in Bolivar
County, AIssIssIppi.

DY virtue o. a deed OF trust to ". r. Gun
ID uingham, Trustee, recorded In deed book
:, PAGE 3s3, in the Chancery Court Cierks OF
tcs Of Bolivar county, Mississippi, made jan
uary ], 1915, by George R. Austin end FO-ney
Peel, To secure the payment oi thelr four prom
issory notes Of that date for so e5ji9. s3ls3 and
5000, respectively. payable u u. =. WleEs and
3. J. Martin, the FIRST OF Wni "a notes has been
transferred 70 owen Meriwetner, and By viz
tue of my Appointment AS trustee, vice W Z.
Cunningham, resigned, 20 execute said trust,
/ till
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Sstardar. October 81. 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
neSsee, tO-wit:
And In the 10th civil district OF said county,
which Is bounded on the north by the lands
Of Harrison Irby and the heirs OF John LO-
gan; on the east and west by William A. Low
cry; on the west by the lands Of Davis Biggs,
and is also described As lot No. 2 in the dfvi-
sion OF the land Of Peter Peterson, deceased ;
among his heirs Is being the same conveyed
BY William E Gibson andwifs to James Biggs
Terms Of Ssle-On credit Of s, IL and Is
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained TO further secure sane, and equity of
redemption barred. This October ., 1874.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By p. j. Black, Deputy c. and NJ.
7. 3. Micou and G. ". Frazer, AttOrnevs
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ny virtue Of a deed Of trust made 70 me as
- trustee. on the 20th day Of September,
ls7l, by d b. Motley ana Etien p. Moloys his
wife, Tor the purpose Of securing the pay Inell
OF two notes, and Interest," mentioned IL stll
deed, one for $500 and the other for Soo90,
which deed has been duly recorded IN the
Registers etiice OF shelby county stale OF
Ienne ssee. in book No. y. naga ~. WIZ on
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FIEAECE AND TRADE.

OUR CorTOS MARKET review at the
close Of ast 0selz quoted the price OF mid
ding I'm New Nors az Sc; e has since Dc
cired % l5t.o, a decline OF 'sc during mo
wee a. New Orleans week ago quoted Z &C.
..hIcb became next day l45s c, and on FRIDAY
t,i-, uui on saturday q went back 20 1859,
"a doaIiHe OF Be on the week. Liverpool, a.
rh- cnncl aston of last weeks review, quoted
SI5tha next two days, sgd on Friday It fell
bI1s Io Sd, ani the week concluded at tue
- eung nsar-. Memphis quotations a week
s-Ece were li'sc, aud that figure has remained
unchanged throughout the week. Ihu stead.
ines uI prices shows that no new Influence OF
ru1meut has IN er.cied with the course OF the
CO ton market during the period under re-
View Tbe following, from the New ork
BaiC,iH. gives an idea OF the state OF tbinsst
~ ri.oi c1ii "a fhelo has reen mo % activity
tl..le our SO, lucluuluE, for n change, quite
s. ittt-e movement for export, portion oi the
So es o. tule.-n accom-; bel lgoi EIaf,.s rank
ing a3o'iI >,rie Esou ordinary, old styie, al
foi- lele 10 re .. iEnbOrnold OF Zee The /
~. --e-1 hnnnars has been fair out act /
s-lhllf '.'li il Few c-ses the terms we're an
Sl va 10 De .unpsr lively easy. Hold Is
= & Ayl forcing sd eSs 10 any extent, but the 4
AiAou-l oI rottoy Offering. b0Ih from store I
Asil ~ d ls luiy equal 10 the Quiet, and i
noun som" signs uf indifference are here I
a-1 mere mauiies ed fall bid would uu-
= hceeiie. 20 a considerable ex-
,g- ~ .Oture delivery the market is with
~ p.l.cglarly new or stirring features for
80 Na4- The early months are som what 4
n -ee.e- aud tame, The business being most
y - - F. 'lug. few operators feeling disposed
.3 = t--cnas- I'm view uf tue liberal manner IA
T lit- a. TIE CT % Is coming oragard iusl now [
~ on Tue other hauu here Seeme-f % De- an I
r rs posi- ton % venture az ID snort sule- al I
cur nj rates The later months, DO u ever, /
are pre- trIrl. rs there is cOnndencr an ineh
20 vest with SOME usrae freed ON and the de-
l1Nn4 very good The eastern mills are cen-
era -E working only Two thirds tim in con.
sec Aslce ol which the proportion OF cotton l
purchased Tor spinner in our tnarkes Is be-
-oW the aNerage. In -Neg York Chronicle
MISSES ne iolNWlng remark on tie short
3 me 20 I 7ci- "In- ecfiol % tue m ]. 3 en-
~ &C. reason q. The Oyer-supp y Of goods i
iuu ii- 80 segment low auu un nuueratlye
iiltu- Hff vain g Toe object is not 20 secure
Tow -f prices OF cotton, hut higher prices for
o-o. As SON. therefore, as he values or
.'-h s'-pons TO this notice ofresI ri cted pro-
4-'.- ,fsl p llru toward ilcre sed labors again
A4--a De quietly bat quickly made. our
:. ..IAa-iH Una no profit an short time: thew
~ e'ltlnae 20 no longer than necessity
il folio log table shows the C ,unparative
49, ana osa. receipts at the United states
tl--L- w 20 tle ds-es annexed:
NJ eek sl8- IS lS-sr-4T Is-5-'-2 I.=7-775 Is-I-'-I
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DEs7DFNCF Ann LAND FOR SAIL

ID ESIDENCE AND LAND FOR SALE
n Wishrg TO remove 70 my plantation,
offer for sale my residence, in Macon, with
acres attached. The dwelling has nine or ten
MONS, conveniently arranged, well adapted
for large family or boarding house, two els
terms and necessary onthonses. Few towns in
West Tennessee offer superior Inducements TO
those css1ing the dement's of schools,
churches and society has a daily mail, and is
on the line of location of the N. and Knox
vile T. X AlEo, for sale, S75k acres, - miles
rom Macon, with good house and % acres in
cultivation Also, a tract OF 2S3 acres, miles
from Macon, on the Macon and Memphis
Road, ana on the proposed n. and Knoxville
X. X. Terms liberal, and prices 10 ssllt the
times. Apply TO J. /. WILLIAMSON,
OCT DIV Macon EaEeIIa nnunfN- Tam
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Birds! Birds |!

A RRIVED with a choice lot OF GERMAN
a CANARIE-, which / Will sell cheap, at
MansasId a Bfgbe.'s Drug store, 8O2
1sHin street
Orders for other birds and pet animals re-
ceiyed snd promptly niied.
DELL CHAS. ESPICH.
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TRUS TEE's 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 18th
day of November, 1852, which are recorded in
book No. B. pages 323 and 82S Of the Registers
records Of Shelby county, and State OF Ten
nessee, made TO secure certain notes, which
are unpaid We viii, on
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the continent, 100 bales; sales, BIS bales; stock
65,l09 bales; market hrm; middhne, 10 -,
cotton report for three days 70 ali nited
Slate ports. Receipts, al.Ia5 bales exports 20
Great Britain, g1g3 ba es. exports 20 the CONT
nenf. IlOA bales; stoch, 235,illO bales.
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CHANCERY SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

No. 7B2. R.-FIrst Chancery Court Of shelby
cOunty-J. p. Finule et al ~. r. T.. Meath
ct al.
DE virtue OF an interlocufory decree for
- sale, entered IN the a1Cvs cause on the
lltn day Of June, ls7f, VIII sell. az public
auction, to the highest bidder. in front 81 the
Clerk and Masters Office, OreenlaW opera
house building Second street, Memphis, Ten
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saturday. October "a. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN shelby county, Tennes-
see, to-wi1:
A certain tract OF land lying and being in
the sixteenth civil district Of said county, and
bounded on the north BY the lands OF Eppy
White and Dennis O'Brlen, deceased; on the
east by the lands Of T. H. Todd; sCd on the
south and west by the lands Of Haynes be-
ing the same upon which J. +. Williams re-
sided on the 18TH OF September, 1854, and for
many years before: containing 80 acres, eN-
ciuding from said boundaries the % acres Of
above. heretofore sold 20 Or. Moon, and the
- acres sold to Mrs. Leftwich, leaving q
balance OF p 0 acres in the tract, including all
The improvements.
TERMS OF SALE.--Cln a credit OF SIX, twelve
and eiEhtee months, purchaser 20 give
notes, bearing interest at 10 per cent from
date, with two good and solvent sureties; hen
retained 20 further secure same, and equity OF
redemgtiOn barred
This, September 80, lsff.
Z. A. COLE. c. & N
BY r. ]. BLACK. d. C. and NJ.
smith, Scott d Jefferson attorneys.
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On Saturday, october Il, 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN SHELBY county, Teunss-
see, tO-wtt:
Certain real estate lying about four miles
eastward Of the city Of Memphis, containing
by estimation about l72 acres, more or less,
being part OF the subdivision Of OW ms
farm, heretofore bought By p e. Bethel OF +.
A. and II. owen and >. z. Walker beginning
on me south side OF the Pigeon EJOst road al
its intersection with Otey avenue; thence
with said Pigeon ROOst road in an eastwa dty
or sOGtheasterly direction 10 a stake at the
corner OF BetheI's q ED On the corner OF a lane
known 80 owens avenue thence with said
lane or avenue about Is CHAINS TO lis In teTssc-
ton with Walkers avenue; thence with
8alkel's avenue westwardiy 70 ytey avenue
snC thence with Otey avenue 70 the beginning
On the p geou ROCst road.
Also. another tract OF lauu described as fol-
lows: ll1S acres adjoining Fort Pickering,
known the Given s acre traci- The " right
thres-qusrter 20 tract and the DuTal, A geo
& Co. - acre tract, bounded on the north By
Broadway or old Fort Pickering Railroad On
the south by Jackson street. on the east b.
DR.. Gilbert q " 0oldrfdgs, and on the west BY
Main aud Ninth streets; said property q be
81 bdivided and SOLD accordingly.
Terms OF Sale-On g credit Of seven and
twelve m ntls; notes with approved suretiesi
lien retained to further same, slt equity u
red eru DtfOn barred. This Septem Der Is, lSz4.
z. A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By z. j. Black, DepUty q. and n
Humes & POsfOn aud l. Y. DlXOu. Att Us.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

I'HE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Il. 6. Hampe aud Henry Hsutz-
icker, unuer the firm name Of IL. q. HRTnpe
a c., Is TINS day ssolved by mutua. cOnss Mt.
zach mem CT OF the nrm will remain at his
respective Dusiuess, viz n. g. Hampe 81 No.
9 8sdisJn street, and Henry siautzicker al
Whisky Chute, III Main e. October 4, 1873
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oHRI TIANB 0TAE gCOLLEGE
an.l A d

5rHIS Institution adords ample means for a
4 thorough Classical, Scientific and Com
mercisl ducation
For Board, Tuition, Music, etc apply 70
ocll RKD MAGELLAN Prasidenf
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DIR. lbs. JOHNsOR'
PEIVATEI
Medical DispenssTvi
No. 81 jefferson Street,
Between Main and Front Row,
MEMPHIS, Iks.A

~ JOdH8ON 10 cEuoWiedzsd By al pArs
y ties Interested, g. lT Ter the most successz
raj Fhysielau IN the treatment or private CT
necFst diseases. Quick, thorough and permas
ne1t cures guaranteed Ia every case, male u
female. Hecent cSsea Of GOu0rrhea ana ypns.
ls cu4a1 IL few days, without The use o.
narc1fyt change Of ataf or nfndraucs frcla
uri.nesi. eeecud afy Yphii ls-l1e last FesfLzs
eE7dlcatec without tbs use OF mercury ir4
voluntary loss o. semen stopped in q aunIf
n1ue. EudsEers rom IN g0tancy or los q
1eEuai power restored % free vigor IN ,eFI
weeks. Victims or self-abuss a1d excessive
veneTy, suTsTiuZ from sperrnstorrhea and los
o. physical and mental power speedlly anc
parrczueuEly cured
Psrticulaf attention paid % mo Dissasss.os
women, and eErea guaranteed.
Throat ana Lang Diaeasaa cured ~ nav
rzrZs.1less
All consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Medicines sent % express 70 AL para q tns
sruutrEs
from to- P.z.
Ep2 dAE d. 9. JOHSsOE ~
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER the provisions OF q certain deed in
u trust, IA lde TO me on the 4th day Of April,
1874, and recorded in the Registers o11cs OF
shelby county Tenn, in BOOK No. g, page 5 ?
to which reference is made for tlrtner de-
tails, I viii, on
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Irt cor. Is MAhKrr sA- quiet aud
HHHfr .t -.lIlsI ~ TED the greater part
.. f- sa1itE- l sNDA II, buJiu The aitsruOOu
.-rT Zee .II4 .Ce-els Cd. and ~ les G tme
-' la nuu eZ sc.a ION > large par OF
a wee ken ua- prob bly, fO- -pecuIa-
..'... Pee ...uur-r are uoI tive buycrs, owing
." IHr r-l--, 4O-Eiug ort time. Exporters
uE-H I'D aL hey had little chance 10
lH.r owing tD the second advance
Dob 'rs ErI, whict takes place To-
HFHrrHw ~ eIue-dsy'. S-les amounted
o. 10 usas, 500 Of wa ch were Tor
fNYlr- "a.l- were mostly of middIug cot
r.I, aud .lcIudeu low iddling at a, IPsd
t'r a % -ll al l1iaglf C; good inifd ne
90 ID .. n. On New uTk cotton advance
.'1ll ~ t0 o. .e and c.u-ed firm. w lie ia
larr .UE-l --.pl-. New Drles was strong,
T-.l srI demand. but the quotaiO
showed sos. the ite sdNuure OF = 4tUraay was
.a-I- i. eruu1l was steady with sales OF lj10
bales Tire bale Df cot Oh raI--d hy Frank
Latham near HHrIaud D. NI-si~>i DIi, and
which .lls ll= tr-J prlza az the -helby cOun-
Er l..r, sol. Ir -he cotton exchange ester1sy
Tor rer D. uld. I was bought by Mr.. Bay
...s. The on lfl quotations yeslerGaT show a
slight change c- tEul as vii be seen by the
10.
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81. EOuis Property and Memphis
md SnIr.nn Il Z RnnAa

=. RLkNLl I'D st. Louis rsesidence, near bust
= ness, fine school and church facilities,
S-story brick, elegantly furnished with mar
Bile msntels and all the oOuvenienceS OF water,
bath, gas, sewerage, laundry, stable, cOal-cel-
lar, ETC., worth IS 900, csn be traded fer by i'm
mediate application 70 the subscriber, on fol-
lowing terms, tO-wit: $1,000 NJ. and Selma K.
K. Bonds, at their face; $1,000 cash and 500
three ysars time, per cent. interest
JNO. 5. MELLON & CO.,
auS $40 Chestnut street. 81. louis. Mo.
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CHANcERY SALE
Heal Estate.

No. AS, Rim the First ChanceTy Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee. Ii. Arlington
Admir-, ETC., vs.. ]. B. Arlington ct al.
IlX virtue Of an interlOcutory decree for sale
O entered in the above cause on the Sth
day OF July, 1874, Will sell, at public auction
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE, Greenlaw Operahouse Build
ing Second gfraaf Nam mis- Tam
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The st. Francis came in with 616 bales cot
tOn ana 10 Is sacks seed. The A. J. White had
S,G bales cotton, 81 bags cotton and 1868 sacks
seed. The Frank Forrest and West Wind
brOJfsenI Slu bales cotton, IS bags cotton and
lO46 sacks seed. The Belle Memphis dis
charged $500 dry barrels, li5 bales c.tton, IS
bales hay, las head OF stock, l55 kegs beer, 1855
sacks seed - sacKS corn AS sacks bran, 2n3
sacks oats, and went back 70 st Louis with %
bales COTTON and a lot Of sundries. The Belle
Lee came up with 81 bales cotton and 10
packages ssundries. The local packets had
1oO1 IN ont
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF The TERMS OF A DEED
- OF Trust. eNecuted 70 the undersigned,
Trustee, on the iits day Of HeuteEn Der. A ID.
40, by r l. II mmock- and or record fn
the Registers ONCE 81 -hsibv county Ten
uessee- ~ doeo LllE n. UaEa Is. ! VIII on
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clippings.

M.NassoB aEs sOzED.-A victim
youthful tInprudeuce, causing premature de
cay, nervous debility, ETC., having Tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found siH1ple
self-eure, " hieh he Will send free TO his fellow
sufferers. Address J. Ii. REV rs, rs Nassau
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