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FRosTISG.-A nice frosting may be
made of one egg, stirring in white sugar
till stiff and adding four drops OF lemon
juice.
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Magic Squares.

BY J.. @. BARBOUR.
WILL give three positions of square
of four figures to side:
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without buyers. Bacon nominal. Lard
/ firmer and a shade better for future !;
held at 1910 cash; sales at 1870 seller
/ February.
NEW ORLEANS. December A.
Flour dull; treble, sos IS; choice, $50
/ 50. Corn duli and weaker; all kinds
Gee. Oats dull and lower, SIZE. Bran
quiet, 81 12Adl Is. Hay In good sup
| ply but dull; prime, S25. Pork--no de-
mand nominally 81 80. Dry salt meats
quiet; shoulders, Sc. Bacon quiet, go
/ l32@l5c. Hams-choice new in demand
at 155616c. Lsrd-tieTce scarce, 15t{a
I53c; keg dull. l5lc sugar in good de-
mand; inferior, 44@5lc; common, 5s@
Sc: fair TO fully fair, 6t@7sc; prime to
strictly prime, 720Slc; stock IN shed,
1920 hOgsheads Moiasses-demaDd ae-
tive at full prices; common, 40942c;
fair, 47(G soc; prime to choice, 5z'a51ei
stock ia sheds, 2230 barrels. Whisky
dull, 81 05. Coffee quiet; fair 70 prime
jObbins, lSld20c. CoFnmeal duh, s. 80.
NEW YORK, December 4.-Flour
steady and weak, with a moderate de-
mand; st. Louis, S5G9s. Rye -four
steady at 81 2GG5 40. Cornmeal quiet.
Wheat q shade easier, with moderate
inquiry; No. , ChicagO, 81 1901 IL. Corn
a shade firmer; old mixed western, 92ie, ,
store. Oats firmer; mixed western, 90 |
G70lc. Coffee quiet but unchsnged /
Sugar steady; refining, S1@Sse; prime, |
Sic; Muscovado, SOS 7-l6e; centrifugal, !
Sc. Molesses-New Dreams. 62G66c; /
foreign dull ami nominal. Petroleum
refined firm at l0s911c; crude, SLIGO |
Pork dull; mess nominaliy 81 25: |
old mess, S21. Beef and cut meats quiet; 4
steady; long clear,lllc. Lard
opened firm but closed lower; prime
steam, Is 1l-l6G13se. Cheese firm;
common to prime, l2}@153c. Whisky
active and firmer at 81 03
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PRODUCE MARKETS..
ny TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, December 4.-Flour
and wheat quiet. Corn active and
higher, 76(97Sc. Oats quiet, 60G62c.
Pork firmer at SCI 50. Bacon nominal.
Bulk meats quiet al "a, 10i@l0se. Lard,
l44@154c. Whisky, 9Sc.
CHICAGO, December 4.-Flour quiet.
Wheat steady and unsettled; No. 2,
9Olc cash. Corn quiet and weak; No.
=, 744c cash; new No. 2, 67c cash. Oats
duh and lower; No. ?, 543c cash. Dressed
hogs active at full prices, s. 50SS.
Pork opened firm but closed dull and
quiet, $50 cash. Lard firm at lS4e cash (;
I3.65c seller February. Bulk meats quiet.
Whisky steady at 97c.
CINCINNATI, December 4.-Flour
steady. Wheat scarce and firm at 93e@
81 Il. Corn firm at 7097lo. Oats firm
at 57,d60e. Eggs quiet st 26c. Butter
and cheese quiet. PoTk-sales at $40 80
spot, 81 seller January. Lard quiet
and easy; steam, 1879; kettle, l49l4tc.
Bulk meats quiet and firm at II, a, l0s
l0s, l0@@l0{c all partly cured loose. Ba-
con quiet. Green meats frmeT; sales
OF shoulders st 7e; sides, N2c. Hams,
ll@ll3c for ID TO l4.pounds average.
Whisky steady at e7c.
ST LOUIS, December 4.-Flour-lOw
and medium grades scarce, fl m and
wanted; super, 81 1904 25; winter extra,
- 25G4 40. Wheat higher; No. Win
ter, 81 089l 093. Corn flrmer; new
mixed, 66d69c. Oats higher; no. 2,
5I65 6c, as to location. Whisky quiet
al 93c. Pork firmer and higher for spot,
$50 IS cash. Bulk meats nominal, and
buyers and sellers still apart; held a,
a., l0t@l0lc. Green meats &C. less,
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I n pursuance OF the terms OF a trust deed
A. Burlington, on TIE 18Th day OF March, 1874.
Of Mississippi county, Arkansas. 70 secure the
navnenf 0f eerfafu notes in zarF dad men
TONED, I will. on thursday JanasEy n ,
1873. between The hours CT Do o'clock
am and > o'clock pm, IN front OF
the Clerks Othee OF the Circuit Court
OF Mississippi county, Arkansas in the
town Of OsceOla, sell for cash, the following
real estate, situated and lying in N ississippI
county, Arkansas: Being the south west quar-
ter OF section thirty I3oi, in township thirteen
1877, range eleven lllI east: the south hall o.
section twenty-five L25i, and the south bslr or
section tWenty-slX l2bl, and the southwest
quarter OF section thirtk -four "a all In town
snip thirteen Ll3, range ten llDI east. con tain
ing in all nine hundred and two acres, and
known as the Whitmore place. About So
acres cleared ana under cultivation, with
valuable Improvements on the same.
Also, the following real estate: The north
west quarter Of section tnirty-six so, in town
snip thirteen ll3i, range ten .l0l east; and
northeast quarter Of section thirty-siL .36 IL
township thirteen Ll3I, range ten no. east,
also, the southwest quarter OF section three
l5, in township twelve ll2ls range ten 10 east
also, the northwest fractional quarter OF sec
ton thiTty-Oue l1l. foWuship thirteen .lS !.
range elevec .ilI aass--aid last described land
known as vain u.antaLIou, containing
about 500 acres OF iaul, and about 7H lcres
under cultivation.
The title to said property believed 20 ue r-,-
feet, nut sell and convey a. trustee only.
nOVZl JNO. ". J IF h E4ha~Dla- 's'Tslzs7aa-
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DY virtue OF a deed OF trust made to me
d as trustee by r. B. Koen and J. NJ. Gilbert,
jT., dated November 2, lS69, which Is recorded
in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county, Ten
nessee, in book No. u, pages 500, etc., and
being requested by the beneficiary therein to
execute said trust, L viii, on Wednesday,
January s. 1873, between 10 o'clock am.
and O'Clock pm, at the southern gate Of
Court square, Memphis, Tennessee, sell for
cash. at public cutlery, the property conveyed
to me by said trust deed, descrlb bed as follows,
tO-wit: A tract of land lying in Shelby cOun-
ty, Tennessee, about four miles east from the
city OF Memphis, and bounded as follows, to-
Wit: Beginning at a stake on the south line OF
Park avenue eleven chains east OF Irrelevant
avenue, and running thence east along the
southern line OF Park avenue twelve 57-l00
~ 57-l00) chains TO stake; thence south and
parallel with Irezevant avenue eighteen 1910
chains to a stake on the northern boundary OF
Deaderick avenue; thence west, along the
northern boundary OF Desderiek avenue,
twelve 57-le0 chains to a stake; thence north
and parallel with Trezeyant avenue eighteen
1910 chains to the beginning containing by
survey % 58-l90 acres.
Equity of~fe5emptiOn waived. Title be-
heved to be good, but viii sell and convey
only as trustee.
does p. DEADERICK, Trustee
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NOTICE.

No. 4gS.--In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee-Samuel Pleas
ants VS.. John Bradley.
TN pursuance Of a decree rendered in the
I above cause November "a, 1874, notice is
hereby given, that the biddtngs have been
opened for the 20 acres Of land on Island 40,
known as the Potter tract, and that the same
will be kept open for advance biddiHgS for
ten days from this date.
Done at sffice this November p, 1874.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. G, and NJ, nov2s
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Trust Sale.


FINDER and by virtue of the provisions Of
u q certain deed Of trust made TO me, Vim
cent Bacigalupo, as trustee, on the 18th May,
lS73, by Fanny Suechten and 4. q. Suechten,
to secure TO Charles BriZzolara the payment
Of certain indebtedness therein described,
and which trust deed Is recorded in the Regis
ter's Office OF shelby county, Tennessee, in
book No. %, page 81, ETC., and at the request Of
said beneficiary, the aforesaid debt not having
been paid, viii, as trustee, proceed 70 sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, on
Saturday, the I'd day Of January, 1885,
within legal hours, in front of the courthouse
building, on the northwest corner OF Main
and Poplar streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, at
the door OF the Main entrance on Main
street, the following property, viz: A certain
lot of ground, situated in shelby county Ten
nessee, and described as follows: Being part
OF original lot number one hundred and
twenty-three tl23l, city Of Memphis, and being
the same conveyed to Z. Holman by J. ID.
Allen, by deed recorded in the Registers ONCE
OF shelby county, Tennessee, in book letter 4,
page Z, fronting twenty feet on the north SIDE
Of washington street and extending back
north warClly between parallel lines thirty
seven feet more or less, to the south line Of
the lot owned by Mary l. Shields, SAID lot be-
longing TO her. the said Fanny, as the heir OF
Charles Hoffman, deceased
Tue equity OF redemption Is expressly
waived, the title is considered good, put SELL
and convey only as trustee; 49,,
+. l.. Beicher, Attorney. dee2
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Trustees sale
Valuable Property 5. W. Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets.

.ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1874
I J al II o'clock am, on the $. W. corner o,
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, I will
sell, TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
inches 'front.' on west line OF Main street, and
extending westward along the line Of and
parallel with Exchange street at right-angles
from the front 1857 feet TO Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold to Thomas
Dugan Dy : NJ Nelson, +. V. Frazer. and the
executors Of +. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date llth May, 1872, and conveyed to me
as trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugan. to Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified
this sale being made 10 carry out the pro-
visions Of said deed in trust, which is recorded
in the registers ONCE Of Shelby county, on
the lOth day OF May, 1872, in BOOK 81, page 40l,
etc. Right OF redemption waived and title
believed 70 be good, but I sell and convey
only as trustee.
novlO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Yesterday was clear and warm. The
river is falling from here to Cairo, where
there was a swell OF one inch yesterday.
At St. Louis the Mississippi yesterday
fell eight inches, the Ohio four inches
at Louisville, three inches st Cincinnati,
but rose eight inches at Pittsburg. There
is sufficient navigable water from here
to st. Louis and Cincinnati, White
and Arkansas rivers are stationary, ths
latter with four feet at Little Rock, and
the former with four and half feet.
Business on the wharf yesterday was
active, with large number Of arrivals
and departures.
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Thursday. sIst Day Of December, 1874.

between the hours Of am. and O'Clock
PM the following desert bed real and per-
sOnal property mentioned in the said deed or
80 much thereof as may be Necessary 20 sat-
isfy said trust, tO-wit; TIE said real estate
being known as the Williams Old Town
island plantation and being described on
the piats OF the public surveys ss ali OF section
tWenty-seyen iZ4)f containing six hun dred and
forty ,640l scres; the east half o. section TWEEN
ty-eight (2sl, containing three hundred and
twenty-three es25I acres the east half Of see
tor thirty-three li3l. containing three hun
bred and twenty e3D acres; the fractional
part OF section twenty-Oue l2I. containing
thirty acres; the fractional part OF section
twenty-five %, containing twenty-five tl1i
acres; the northwest quarter OF section thirty
four go, containing one hundred ana sixty
l69) acres; and the northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF section thirty-four .4i',
cOntai ming forty li0) acres-sI in township
three ..ir south OF range three tal, east OF the
fifth principal meridian, in said county OF
Phillips, state OF Arkansas, and Containing.
together, one thousand I'VE hundred and
thIrty-fve tl533l acres; together with ali the
improvements thereon and all the rights,
privileges and franchises thereto belonging.
Also, the following personal property Twelve
head OF mules on said plantation on said 9Th
day Of April, is7i; and ali Of the equal half
interest OF said Williams la O : crop OF
cotton, COr1a, etc, cultivated on said pianta-
ton during the year 1873.
The right Of REDEEM ptiCn Is waived as % said
property and the title supposed To be perfect,
but sell and convey only as trustee.
nOZb NAPOLEON HILL. Trustee
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IKE GENERAL MARKET Was without
the stimulus of boat arrival, and the
landing was lifeless. Corn sold at S5c;
there was no OATS; bran could be had at
SCI 50(G22 to arrive; lot Of hdy sold on
private terms. The buyer that muddles
his bargains with "private terms" must
have been born before the flood, and
left, when il dried up, withered fossil.
Private terms are so absurd just now,
they set people talking; in the present
case il is said the 400 bales OF hay In
question were originally offered at So
and sold at about 81 lower. COTnmoot,
following the lead of New Orleans and
st. Louis, was lower, So 50, sud weak ut
that. Flour keeps strengthening; the
medium grades have gathered strength
Fl m the advance in the lower qualities,
and is now held higher. Potatoes are
pretty steady st quotations. AplleS are
heavy, without change. Dried fruits
are inquired about, and really bright lots
would be readily taken at rates above
our quotations. Poultry shows no i'm
Bulk pork We quote lower,
with a steady demand. Lire stock has
undergone some changes, as our quota
tions show; dealers are buying superior
Kentucky cattle and sheep, in splendid
condition, for Christmas use; these come
clear above our quotations, the cattle in
which ere Arkansas and Texas. A
house on Monroe street was Yesterday
offered SC for a carload Of fine Kentucky
cattle, weighing from 100 to 1900 lbs.
The following Telegram was received
by Messrs. BrOde d Cooper yesterday
from Rio, ard will be Of interest to mer-
chants:
Rrn ne LANETRn. Decem her 2. 1874.
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Saturday, Jansary I'd, 1875,

within legal hours, sell the property nereiu-
after described for cash, at public outcry, 10
the highest bidder, the following personal
property, tO-wit: The ieasehold OF the stock
yard situated on Second street IN Chelsea,
and known a the " Memphis stock yard
also nve ~ horses, one mule, one wooden
shed, nov IN said stOc < yard. Also he follow
ing property IN the JW0-siOfy brick house ad-
Joiniug said stock yard:- All the household
anu kltenen furniture, consisting Of beds
DedsteaGS, bedding. chairs, tables, Washstauds
bureaus, cr0ckery, CHINA ware and table ware
also Two Dllliard tables, cues. etc., one Kitchen
range, together with all apparatus belonging
10 same; also two ouggies, one with top and
one open buggy, bar and bar fixtures, IN
Guiding stock on hand OF liquors, cigars, etc.
IN Short everything now In said house or
stock yard, being the same lately occupied
by l.. LaCrOix. sale Of above described prop
erty 70 take place on the premises IN Chelsea.
I sell as trustee.
JOHN CCBBINs. Trustee.
e. W. Miller, attorney. decI
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saturday, 19th day Of December, 1874,

within the usual business hours, at the north
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 60
sell the lOt hereinafter described, for cash, at
public cutlery, to the highest bidder. 1 viii
convey said lot TO the purchaser absolutely
in fee simple, in obedience to said deed O.
trust. AL right and equity OF redemption Is
waived and relinQuisned. said lot Of land II
situated and described as follows: A tract o.
parcel Of land situated in the state OF Tennes-
see, in the county of shelby, in the city O.
Memphis, the boundary beginning at a point
one hundred and thirty-twO tl32) feet south OF
the intersection of Main and Bsale streets in
the east line of Main street: thence south vita
said east line sixty (0ol feet; thence east at
right angles with Main street one hundred
and seventy-iive (l75j feet to Mulberry street;
thence north with the west line OF Mulberry
street sixty (60l feet 70 a stake in said west
line; thence west at right angles with Mulber-
~ street one hundred and seveuty-hve 40
feet to the beginning.
L will convey only as trustee.
noyl3 T. z FARNSWOETH.
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Administrator Notice.

HAVING been appointed by the Probate
l Court OF shelby County, Tennessee. ad-
minis.rator with the viii annexed OF Thomas
A. Buford, decd, this is to notify creditors TO
their debis. RID. WALLAEE, Admir-,
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DR. DIS. JOHN sBN
FRTTAxR
Medical DispensaEv
Ne. 81 Jefferson Street,
Between Nam snd Front Row,
MEMPHIS, H =

a -. JOHNSON - acknowledged 81 al DsE.
~ ties Interested, as 5y far the most success
IA Physician n ths treatment Of private c.
secret diseases. quick, thorough and perlCs-
nsnt eure9 guaranteed 10 every case, male ID
female. Recent eases OF GOnorrnea and sypl- !.
rs cured - a Few days, without tie use c
mercury ehange OF diet or hi1draucs ron
business. secoudary syphllis-the last Vestfza
eredl Gated without the use OF mercury 4l4
voluntary loss Of semen stopped IN a Hholi
time. Sufferers from i'm JotencV or Ioss ~
sexual power restored % free vigor IN a a.
weeks. Victims Of aeif-a8uss ana excsI-gi -
venery, suffering rom spsFuratorrnea AID fr-s-
OF physical and mental power, speedily suG
permanently cured
Particular attention paid 70 tha DisssEsssr
women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and LING Diseases cured bYi nss
ramsdfea.
All CONSULTATIONS strictly conndeuEsl.s -
Medicines sent By express 70 al parts q rs
sountFy,
once aours nom an. % pa. Sundays
from tops.
sp3 dAW y. +. JOHNSON Nd.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOEICE.-Having
"A qualified as administrator OF the estate Of
Louis LaCrOix, deed, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said estate 10 pre-
sent them, duly probated As required by law
or they will be barred and all persons indebted
10 said estate are requested 10 come forward
and make payment OF the same.
JACOB LACROlX.
Administrator with viii annexed.
U W. Miller. Attorney. nOvl0
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Administrators Netice.

NOTICES hereby given o. my appointment
IN as administrator of Mra. Jennie r. Wartl
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate
will settle at once. All persons having claims
against same viii present them at once duly
probaled, either at Judge ysrnigan's, NOl3
Madison street, or to me at kerrville, Tenn.
nO9 THOS. Il. ROBBS, Admin strator.
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saturday.. peeember I9. ls74.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, tO-wtt:
Part of a tract OF land bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF lot No.
Is, IN the center Of the Memphis and SOEner-
Vile PLANK road; thence with said road
north So east 209 chains to the tntersec ton
OF the west side Of a 80 foot street with said
plank road; thence south s. west with said
20 foot street Al 56-l00 chains 10 the intersec-
ton OF said 40 foot street with another 20 FOOT
street; thence north IS west gl.3 chains .
thence north 5 east 20 $500 chains to the be-
ginning, containing s. acres This tract has
been suboivided into lots, containing. re-
spectiveiy, 1850, i 20 and Il 70 acres. Of which
only the tracts Of - % acres each are TO bs
sold, being the same heretofore sold to Mrs.
v. A. Field and c. e. PaItee,
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF six months.
purchasers required to give notes with APP
proved securities, bearing interest from date /;
lien retained and equity o. redemption barred.
This, November y, 1874.
e A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, d, q and "a.
Humss & Poston, Attorneys. nOv2S
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MISSISSIPPI & TENNESSEE B. B.

" Is, 1874 trains will run as follows:
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
New Orleans Mail, dali y--...-3 90 p m. 100 pm
Express Train daily except
Sunday ...........-..s;i5 m. i:IO pm
Freight and Accommodation
daily texcept sunday $50 pm. $50 an
Trains on this road make close connection
at Grenada WITH New Orleans, st. Louis an
Chicago Railroad for Canton, jackson, Nicks-
burg, Meridian Mobile and New Orleans, and
for all points North and SOuth; at Memphis
with connecting lines for all points North and
East, and with Memphis and Little Rock
Railway for all points in Arkansas, Texas
and the West.
depot. VI. BURKE, Supt.
JAMES n. SPEED. Ticket Agent novI4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAILROAD.
NOtiee-Uhange of Schedule.

IRA ms on the MEMPHIS NDCHARLE.S-
1 TON r. K. will arrive and leave Memphis
as follows, on and aiter November % 1874:
Mail train leaves daily. Z 30 pm
Express train leaves daily except
Saturdays 90 pm
SOmervtue Accommodation leaves
daily except sundays 4;2H pm
Grand junction Accommodation
leaves daily except sunday .......-. 500 am
Nail train arrives dali -...-..--.-.. 10 % am
Express train arrives daily except
Mondays o5 pm
SOmerville accommodation arrives
daily Except Sunday l---.--.--..-.... $40 al
Grand Junction Accommodation ar
Tives daily Except Sundays. ...--.... 8 10 pm
Making close connection for all points East
and Southeast; 60 pm. train connects at De-
cstur direct for Nashville, Louisville, and the
Northwest, and at Chattanooga for all points;
y noon train at Grand Junction for points
North on Mississippi Central Railroad, Cairo,
St. Louis, Chicago, also at Ch attanOOga with
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia,
and Western and Atlantic Railroads, Tor all
points reached by these lines and their con-
nections; 6 90 am. train at Grand Junction
for the South on Mississippi Central Railroad.
Sleeping-Cars on all night trains. Shortest
and best routetO all Eastern and Southeastern
cities.
Ticket office rs Main street.
WI ROSS, GenT Sup't.
Ton. B. DUNN, Ticket Agent decl
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Rankrupt sale.

AZ noon, the following described property
to-Wfi. The southeast quarter Of section four
teen 10 and the southwest quarte- Of section
thirteen g.9, all 10 township eight - south,
range one ~ west, the same being the und p
vided interest or Charles Davis, OF Barnett =
Landing. ARKANSAS, as conveyed by deed o.
trust to TOOf Phillips & Co., dated March r.
1873, and recorded March a, 1873, Ia the clerk i
ONCE Of the county OF Desha, In book =. 49,
pages f2f and ~.
We sell and convey all The interest OF said
Iharies Davis In and 70 said property. ~ set
t0fth IN said deed OF trust.
OLIVER & WOODBRIDGE,
Assignees.
Mem pms EOVeIn Der .N 1874 deef
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129lS2c; ordinary, ll3Gl2e: good ordi-
nary, l39lSlc; lew middling, 13lG
1850; middling, iss@l4lc. the latter fjr
very fine long staple; good niddling,
l4sc; fancy, l5lc. The following are
the official quotations Of the cotton ex-
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saturday, 12th Day Of December, 1874,


d. virtue Of q deed or trust executed 20 me
llsas trustee, On The 9Th day Of April, ls73. by
JOhn K Williams, which deed has been duly
recorded IN Philips county, state Of Arzau-
sasy default having been made oy said VIII
liaIus IN paying the debt secured b. said desd.
4 viii. under the provisions OF the same, sell
az public cutlery, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, on the premI- eS. on