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Highly VALUABLE IMPROVED sU3UR-
BAN PROPERTY NEAR sHOEMAhkR
MILL. ON THE TKNEALLY TOWN Road,
hBgIT TWO Mills FB0M THE CITY, Ar
a. On WEDNESDAY, June 18th, ls7f, ~
- cBcE, on the premises. shall sell l5S acres
tSsof Land, wrh good dwelling aad out-buil1-
ines, Known as the MAGE Place, q sh 1rt disi
frUm PieTce's or Sheen Akers Mil, on tie Tenaaliy-
town Road.
II j. property, owing % Is proximity % TIRE ciy,
IL well adapted for summer resi- fence, for dairy
or fruit farm, or butIhsrs use.
Terms: 81 sec cash the balance at and IL months,
and secured by decd Of trust, with notes bearing
Interest 80 the rate Of Ter cent per sn8um, Coa-
yeyancing at cost OF pCrchs ser. ~ dOwa st line
ieI0-d LATLMER 4 CGEARY, Alots.
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u . :. ID ~
- AUctfCceers tad Ecal Er..SjC Brokers,
5ou.he25s carn9r PeuIsylgagiI NrolE5 aid u'h -
St5E CEsg EU.!t-s
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.N LATIMHG x ULEARY,
VALUABLE FtRMs A. AUCTION.

= b9cliuuA-rs and hRsi f.rste rT1kRrs.
cO1th ser, corner PanEsy Nv auia ave an .IsL 5r,,
SsaT Once BCi;ti-.,k
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RT DUECAHSON BROTHERS, Auctionogrs,
- SJuthCasi corner Str and streets mort 'lyyS5;

y S5uthoa5l corner 9ts and D streets lort 'Iw55t.
TRgsTEEH SALE OF Two WE'LL Bull
THEE sTCEY BRICK HOUSES on "
sTEEET, BETWEEN ID AND Sd EOBRH-
a. viii cfTar for sale, At public a1ction in froa.
- Il the pr-rHsses, on MONDAY, the 221 day Of
june, At O'Clock ?. ms Lot No 8, 10 sqr!eTs
No. t6s, improved ~ two thfee-stcry Brick Jusee
hGs. 2l35s and ~ y street nor n vest
Toms: OBe-fgUEth cash; residue in twelve, 6izh-
teen 6Uf twenty four month";, with eiynt Pc cent
loterest, PAYABLE seis uGaiIT, secdVe1 by a, j
tru@t. cep cit ~ Bic required at tlg Of sale.
JUETey aaCiIE ~ purchaser cost
BGGtNALD FEgDkLb.
Trustee IF r aid siu BIOS.
IS ta,tL 5 DVHCASS09 BROS, Aucrs.
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RI DUSCAasON BIOS, An .tioneers,
a. Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets n0rs Invest,

TEUSTEEs SALE OF UNISPBOVBD PROP.
AhTS IN S4uABE 1889, Al ACC ZION.
E ~ der sDd bV virtue Df TWO deeds % tru Il TO
<culy recorded in biber No 743 folio 49, and
Libar No. !tS, folio 30, Of the land records ~
ire District OF Colombia ana At the raqGest Of the
party SECURED the-e,y, we will sell at pubic suc-
ION, on SATURDAY, the 20tn day OF June, A. D.
tif' 81 O'Clock m, Oh the premises, lots mum
UereS eight (o) nine (e), sn1 ten (l0l, IN .Qua
hnlbbeI ed ten hundred AID thlty i've lJSSl the
CITY Of " ashipEtOn, u. @,
Terms: OusyOurth eash balance IN .fx g., W s,ve
fNb ara eighteen (loD months. scared bv 4 deed =
trt on the premises. deposit Of fly dollars on
zach lot when st, ucE on.
4. o. WEAVER.l ~.,..
GEO. MASON, ( SFu7'sss
Jr6-end DUECANSON Bros a1css
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hf Il. "A. WARNER,
AZ Real Estate broser and Aucti0aeer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corneT7Ih ard f at. nSrtswest
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EyY LATIMER CLEARY.
ID kdctiOneers and Resi- Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penusyly ania ave. All th ctr cot
Star Once Buildings.
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I'm THURSDAY, JUEs 1Itn, Al g .f,lorE
- p m, Will oder - sale, n ,urtisp, T. tta
highest picder, that B6f'K BJILDiSG aul
O.. md Lease, c'rrCr ON AID Nsg Y.rk sysnra
northwest, opposite Saysge's Square, Lease z e
years,
Us - Il. C0LMAH s. % 4-ctz.
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s1st DAY OF APRIL. 1874.

in front of the entrance to the Chancery
Court rooms, in the Greenl4W Opera Block
situated on the west side Of Second street, be-
tween Union and GayCsO streets, in the city
of q emphis, State Of Tennessee, between the
hours of II O'Clock 3 N. and o'clock pm,
sell TO the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ng pr0pertg, tO-W1J: The Interest of NJ. u.
Eddin and r. J. Eddins IN a certain lot or
parcel Of land lying aud being IN the city OF
Mem phis, state Of Tenue see. described rs
fOllOVVs: Beginnil Z a. the southeast corner OF
lot NO.Z4z; running t1aLce WesJWdruiy with
the north side of the street or alley, between
(4o0) feet, more or less, to Wolf river; thence
north Harllyr with the meauders OF Wolf river
more than one hundred and hfsy (l5Jl feet 70
q stake on the river; thence eastwardly t410l
hundred and fOrty-eighb and 0ne-Ealf tl4S5s]
feet west of Front Row (ChiekssaT street,; /;
thence south wardly one hundred and nifty
ti5d1 feet to the beginninss together with all
purtenanceS EhereuntO pertat ming and belong
ing. Also. all the furniture, tools aud imple-
meEts thereon FOR the purpose OF doing and
conducting the saw and cOrnmiu business
The said lot on which the said machinery.
tools, implements and buildings are situated
Is part OF the lot of glOUnd leased 70 d. =
Grace by the city Of Memphis on the 18th o
October, 1885, for q term OF twenty (2Q} years,
and the same conveyed or released by said
Grace to N. X. Eddins on the llth day Of Au-
gust, 1866. The interest OF the said II. i. and
3. j. Eddius being only a leasehOld interest OF
the uneXpaired term OF twenty years from
the 18th Of October, 1865 The machinery
tools implements and buildings. etc, on said
B J. Eddins. AllOf said property, with thG
leasehOfd interest, as above desert bed, ! VIII
sell on the day above mentioned
The equity Of redemption IS expressly
waived. and the title is believed % be good
but / will sell and convey only as trustee.
mh2f z. NJ. hEaEN, Trustee
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responding week Of last season, there is
an incfease in the exports this week of
80, S4S bales, while the stocks are I38, ,221
bales more than they were at this time q
year ago.
The totb receipts at interior ports for
the week were 1918 bales, against TO-
997 balesl the same time last season:
shipmentSg %, 78l bales, against 12,197
bales; stock, 93,102 bales, against 105,-
44O bales. The above totals show
the interior stocks have decredsed
ing the Week 97OS bales, and az
bales less than at the same il
year. The receipts have be-
more thaE the same weeF
The exports OF cotton k----
New York show aPr-
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in all their Investigations, and it is
this: For the last sixteen years
there never has been Steamboat explo-
sion on the Mississippi river above the
mouth of the OhiY, except the steamer
'Oceanus,' which occurred a year or two
since; and further, all explosions during
the above mentioned time occurred
when the Ohio was at flood stage, and
that caused by a rise of its southern trib-
utaries. Old steamboatmen will bear
me out in these statements. / do
not pretend to say what is the cause, but
call attention to the singular coinci-
dence, though am led to
the belief that there must be
some organic matter carried by the
river in solution, which, when taken in
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III Il Nj Ash4 r II Is Dali. x a. - b.

4 OATs-sales OF 800 sacks a. SIC; some small
lots brought 6l@62c.
4 ORANG GES-Per box, Ssae -.
4 FOrAToEs-Pe Peach blows st y 1912 90; other
Qualities nominal.
PORK-BulR clear sides, S7s@9c; clear rib
itdes, S3zaS5<c; shoulders, 61<@61zc Tor packed
,.nd loose; hams, S1SGgc; mess pork,
lli6 759l7.
4 TURgErs-None d market.
i NEGETABLEs-Gree pean So 50 per sack;
new potatoes, SO per ce-Tel; cueumDefs
~ per doz-s heetf, 81 2594 80 per bbl; celery, 81
per doz; beess, s. t09z 70.
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An advertisement Of a medicine, however
andid and conscientious 1t may be, docs not
ALWAYS carry e0HvfetIon with it, The public
know to their sorrow that the bOastful claims
put forth IN behalf OF ~ any so-called feme-
dies are literally defaSiOn and a snare"
Probably the best use, therefore, that can be
made Of the space devoted TO this notice of
Hostetter's StoInach Bitters IS 70 invite those
who read Il to Inquire OF the parties that have
tested the curative and preventive properties
OF the article what they think OF it. We
earnestly request ALI doubters 10 ascertain
from such Of theif friends and neighbors as
have taken this standard tonic and altefa-
tive as a protection AGAINST malal1-Gs dis
eases, or as a cure for indigestion liver COM
rlaint constipation, rheumatism, nervous de-
bIlity, headache, low spirits. lGDguOr, bilious
ness, etc. what Hosf ettel's bitters has done for
them. There is no testimony 50 trustworthy
as that which Is the resua of persona expe-
Fience.
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MEMPHIS TGEATBR,

Is EOY order OF the First Chancery Court, in the
d case No. Zzs6, r. D.. estate OF James " lex
or ersham, proposals will be received BY me as
at l Receiver, from now until the lst Of april,
nS 1874, for The LEASE OF THE MEN his
er thf,A AtAA DO OAI-DlNG AMI EnOE IT iE-.o,
er LOT Tue year 70 commence on ahd tttt tie
Is present lease. Said property is situs on
II Jefferson street, and IS now conducted nder
g. the successful management OF ColOnl G. a.
and Leffing we'll, the present lessee.
THE rfttsaI aIS--Notes with security, payable
LOUISVILLE EeoE1e property to be taken by tenant
Ohio will rise st Pitnp lst July, with all expeu ses
Cautionary signals sf5If lease to be borne by
Cane Henry and Cape May, auts-f yin consider
for Peck's Beach, Atlantic CITY, beHa. and act
Souaw Beach, Long Branch, sandy Hook 49,
Nevy Org
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MOheay, April 20, 1874,

offer, between the hours of 10 am. and Bpm.
at public SALE for cash, 70 the highes
bidder, on the premises, The following de-
serI5ea real estate. Situate in the city. OF
Memphis, in. the State OF TannesSee. and on
the south side Of Market street and bounded
thus: Beginning at the southeast eorner OF
an alley, east OF Third stTeess Running south
~ feet, more or less, to an alley IN rear 5f lot
thence running east with the nz<la side Of
alley LIS ieet; tIence north Sc0, uore or less,
70 Market street; thence wesl is feet en-
Market street to the nfst-named corner.
mhz0 w. Z. BOY LIE, Trustee.
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ApDIFroaaL MARKETs.
rrrI.EaRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
MOBILE, March sl.-Cotton drm; middiing,
lR: net receipts, AS bales; exports, coastwlse,
l4s bales; sales, 500 bales.
GATVESTON. March Sl.-CottoE nominal; !;
e,eoJ ordinary, l4s6c; middlings 1870; net re-
ceipts, 72S bales; exports costwise oales-
CHARL LESTON, March q.-Cotton hrm
naiddling, l57sal6c; low middliBg. l51Se; g0cd
nriirsry ssal4s[c: net recei pfss5e9 bales;
sdles, 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, March Sl--CottoD buyers ana
sellers apart; nliddling, l6c; net [seeiIts, ssl
bales; gross. 93S bales; sales. 5se nates:
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

! Dan Rice is circussing Arkansas.
Nashville is soon TO have asynagogue.
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, has candy
stews.
Morristovn, Tennessee, has the whis-
/ key fever.
Pine BIaf, Aikausas, is to have
steam ferry.
I Robertson county, ! lenhes'ee' Is q HN0
1ruIt county.
The Tennessee historical society has
been reorganized.
Nashville has parlOr readflgs Anu
& private theatTicals. ~
A daughter of Senator Fowler was
married in Nashville last week.
Owing to reduction of revenue tle
city of Little Rock dispenses with gas
Several rabid CANNES were killed1 IA
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, few days sso'
Edgefeld, opposite Nashville Zen
nessee, is to have another street-Tpll way
Thirty thousand pounds of lics are
manufactured daily at Augusta, ueoi-
gia.
The rebuilt cotton factOryiat Ganatln,
tennessee, viii commence opeIAtioni
soon.
The wheat prospect I'M Sequatehee
valley, Tennessee, Is unuFuail
ising. --s''''
Hail, as large as hen-e.Tc Total,
ity, Clark county, no 29S2,l62 Z
nights ago. oy1 zslo,24s
4 Richmond eOuntM ... .-.........
eanized an auxiliar $3.50 5,9li a
! Z
ern historical Socle md, etc. Total.
One thousand rffis56G0 2,i90,o8I
four cuts of tres' ,z5o,oOo 2'SSS,.SO g
Batesville, AIN 1Is5COO s9s.B90
. The postOffice -..-.-... ...."..-. II
: ings at Hartst sdicates, so far as :,
\ burned a few 8 sconceTned, that Eu- o
" Eliza ME stocking up more than
s-1ume last year. With regard 10 10
;dst India cotton, the present deicien-
y is not likely TO continue, as the move p
lent Of that crop, though late, is now
eeoming very freei in fact, our state B
lent shows considerable ad
float. OF course, if the present COM o,
arls0n were given in pounds, the sup- r
ly now visible wOula compare much b
lore favorably with last year. u I,
The total receipts for the seven DAYS 4
ave reached 63F45 bales against 67,- p
IS bales last week, 81 ,795 bales the pre- g
jous week, fand 5000 bales three .
7eeks since, making the total receipts
nee the Arst of Septemb ber, 1873, 8, ,342,-
ID bales against 3,0I1 ,056 bales for the
anne period of 1872, showing an increase Il
nee September /, 1873, Of $50, ,964 bales. a
9fhe exports for the week reach total c
Z SIS a36 bales, of which 60,3T1 bales Z
5ere to Great Britain, 4OO9 bales to {
rance. and 1855 bales to the rest of 4
he continent, while the stocks are now Z
64 .266 bales. Compared with the cor
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY order of the beneficiary, viii sell to the
lO highest bidder, for cash, at the northwest
corner of Main and Union streets, Memphi E
between the hours of II am and pm, on
Monday, May nth. As54,
the following described real estate. tO-wit.
Lot No. 30 Of N. N. TrezeVantis subdivision,
containing 8 l5-lo9 acres, 10 carry out the pro-
y. Cameron, recorded in Registers Office OF
shelly eoun ty, Tenn, page los, book 8, April
q 1855. Redemption waived.
mhl9 JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue OF trust deed 20 ne executed as
ID trustee, by B.J. Eddins and NJ. Z. Eddins,
on the lst day OF March, 1871, which is of re-
cord IN the Registers Ofice OF shelby county,
state Of Tennessee, in book No. %, pp. go TO
which refere3ee IS made fCr full particulars
ef said trust -desd) to secure to II. "a. James
certain Indebtedness in said trust Geed fully
described and which is Sill due and unpaid,
[ will as such trnstaa- ON the
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TTNDER and by virtue OF trust deed made
utors OF E. Titus, deceased. to me, as trustee,
to secure certain notes therein desert bed, as
viii be seen by references 10 said truSt deed,
recorded IN the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, In book NO. 81, page l39,
etc., and at the request OF the holder OF some
NJ said tfuaid notes. I will on
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ALondbn telegram, dated Als morn
Ing, six , elosk, says the Time seknoEsls
edges aaf existence Of a inaaeial panic
in Ionaoa, and attribates it te the effect
Of tllsss wish whieA New Ydrk and
Vtenaa6 have BEEN visited, combined
With dsssessing inf6enees.
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LOUISVILLE LOTTERY.
Ticket No. 90, ,lO4 Draws the Capt.
tai Prize of SIS7,5OO, and
Comes 10 Memphis.
List of Lucky Eumbers-All the
Prizes So Far Announced
Memphis So Far
Ahead.
a Il I u q

LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-The Public
Library drawing commenced at half
past seven o'clock this morning. A
very large crowd was in attendance
Great interest was manifested and much
excitement prevailed. The following
are the numbers drawn:
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srhis number is Incorrectly reported-EDs

srhis number is Incorrectly reported-hDs'
APPEAL.
This completes the report. The draw
ink closed five minutes ago. / have
only sent the numbers of the tickets
dFswing over one thousand dollars.
aor the especial benefit of our readers
we copy the following from the adver-
tisement of the Library association, with
view to a fair comparison of the re-
suits with the promises:
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kD.-s.s. f1NOtNSS
IN THE CITY.
The excitement over the Louisville
library lottery drawing was very great
during yesterday, but did not reach its
zenith until last night, when it was
whispered around that
THE LUCKY NUMBER, 81, lO4,
was held in this city. The excitement
exceeded a Fourth of JGly enthusiasm,
and at several places in the city anxious
crowds had collected and congratulated
each other upon their luck. A number
of gentlemen had taken forty chances
in the following numbered tickets,
representing tw0-tenths of the en-
tire ~ afJfe or eac1n, 'fssSyTng TTere-'
for i've dollars per cGpatt, the
same beingtke last of four clubs formed
by them: 20,303, 2I ,09S, 2l, ,766, 25, ,O5l,
| 26 O6O, 26, ,6S5, &c, $40, 81, ,442, S2,55l, 49,
| oil, 81, ,OSl, 6,171, IS, ,236, 2,47T, "A, 4,O54,
1 Is, ,9S9, A., ,466, 4s,132, 52,S15, 30, lO4. The
/ names of the gentlemen of this club
! holding one-fifth of the ticket No. 55,-
/ lO4, are as follows: John Willin9s, j..
NJ. Bowen, w. A. Eckerly Two chaneesl,
P. A. Viglini, ]. R. Wright, John I.
Wilson, John d. Smith, James Bohlen
/ flour chances), ]. G. Quinn, VIM. Lunn,
/ Harry + &fnSWOrLn 4lWo chAuCeSl, ..
Patrick two chanees}, ]. S. Wilkins
two chanees), J.B. Mieou two chanees),
B. NJ. Suatton two chancesl, Oscar
Woodbridge, Henry II. Good, VIM. ii.
Halstead, Walton Wright, J. H. Smith,
David Nj. Philip, L. B. Hatch, Joe ALI
son, Harry Seessell, E. G. Barnaby, s.
E. Sewer. w. w. Test, J. B. Semmes
John Smith, Dr. ]. J Ross, snd Johnnie
Wilson.
THE AMOUNT DRAWN.
The total amount to which the above
gentlemen are entitled is S37, 800, th'
same being one-fifth of the capital prizl
of SIS7, 500. Each chance in this clul
entities the holder to 1887 so. 1t will
be seen that several members of thi
club hold two chances, and will be en-
titled to S1S75. 1t is believed that tn
whole of ticket No. 55, 104 is owned II
this city.
JOE wETTER AND CHARLES LELAND
have each one-fifth of the whole ticket
and, therefore, each draws $S7, 500.
1t is reports I'd that Chris. Steinkuh
and ]. G. Barbour own the balance {
the ticket-certainly One-tenth each. n
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A yag went to the station of ~
4 the railroads one evening, and. st;r.
the best car full, said in a ldnjI-
tWhy, this car isn't going l569 20
this caused a general staf 20h,1Ik
the wag took the best &d Other
midst Of the indignationSse, sold At
asked: 'eWhy did y9fI. Friday
wasn't going?' "Wegid az IIGI2c
replied the wag, "but at So 4O@2 50.
-->4higher. Corn
An extremely u sfellyeTsdl q u aS in in
American gentlssfry sold also de-
once walked ig Ssles. T Ioo 'S bsrreIs I
T. Jackson, thealiverad. loo citv AT
l presume
Io,SrSire FOR round lots, snless othsrWISe
! Acssed; and FOR feed and PTo,fEce, tetee
Tdtes. For small purchases and orders, rates
are propOrtiondtetg higher.
APPLEs-scarce at s69s.
BACoN-Clear sides, S1si9lOc; clear rib sides
,&9e3zc; shoulders, 71za751c; hams, ll5z9l3c {:
reakiast bacon, Hale.
BEANS-AccOrding 10 quality, &2d2 IS.
BRAN-Held at 50.
BUTTER-Drooplng; good, S@ssc; choice, Al
C1SHiicKENs-Scarce, 1Si SO 75a5 50; fine hens, So.
Coal. OIIr-Per gallon, in store. l9e.
CABBAGEs-Fresh Louisiana, sales at Sl2 50
ll6.
Cocoa NUrs-Per 100, S8.
CHEEsE-Fsctory, l75z9lSc; English dairy,
osSMEAL-Generally 50 as but lls barrels
CoRS-Sale Of 500 sacks at 7sc.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples, l29lSci peaches
DUcKs-Per dozen, s4e14 50; none offering.
FGes-Per dozen, l2Ql3c; stocks full and
rIcesyery low in the western markets.
FIoUR-Quiet at s. 7599 IS in store.
FISH Dried cod, extra large, drums, sc;
S51sTT1sSSP S1s1 Per barrel, IS so.
9EEsE-Per doz, $5G6; none Offering.
crushed, powdered and
randulated, per H., in barrel, ll5<9l2c; soft
sfned yellow and white, in barrels, 91z3lic;
own and yellow In hhds. S9l0c. Molasses,
ouisiana, new, in barrels, 60975c; sugarhouse
rims nominal Salt, domestic, by the car
,ad. 81 lOa2 Is per 2S0-lo barrel. Coffee, Rio,
er ID, Inferior to choice, 8@S2cs Candles,
ar, per 10, I79lSc. Rice, s7S@Sc. Starch, 90
HoMISY%Per barrel, 81 1895.
HAY-Per ton, el491Q; strictly cnoice timo-
nv, S2l. sale OF 500 bales prime at SIS,
LEMONS Per box.S.
IARD-In tierces,- -91<99zc; in kegs, l0349
Dlzc; pals, 101z0IIc; Ia cases, H159l3c.
LIVE srocK-Beef cattle IN fair supply with
dull market; common 2l9So; good, o1a95c' )
hoiee, 454@5hc. Cows and calyes-some De-
onmon, &c; good demand5 none offering.
4ogs-few Offering; slight demand; choice,
G41sc, all gross weights. Mules, S759l50. Hor-
g In little demand at seosl9o3 choice, sl2o9
NAILs-Per keg at 81 S5s4 50.
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Ia LOTS -!
On Marshall Avenue,
On Bea1e Street,
On Union Street,
On Monroe Street

in the much admired grounds OF the J. W g.
FOWLER BON ESTEAD SUBDINI ISION ,
lust within the eastern boundary OF the city /.
In these two collections buyers may consult
their taste as to 8 location within or DeyOhd
the CITY limits. and may be suitea 1n bean
tifuI property, easy terms ara Per.S,S P.,s !
ftfIas al prices TO be sBppned ny the
highest bidder. 1n a fair competition.
EsT Plans giving all particulars OF terms,
ETC. are now ready, and we snail De please1 70
Furnished them to those who apply, 50 they
NAV examine the property before the day
Of 'Aifi TRFzEyANr 8 CO.. .uetionsers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-01
Bill Is, 1874.

l Mora-t7fr rer
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: Bounded on the north by the land OF
Thomas Holman, sr.; on the west by the lands
OF 2. b. Baker; on the south Oy the Pigeon
RoOst road; on the east by the lands OF The
complainant, and containing. by estimation.
twenty one acres.
Terms Of sale On a credit on seven months;
note required, with security; lien retained
until same is paid; equity Of redemptian
barred. This March Is, 1874.
Z. A. COLE Clerk and Master.
u. n HEARnE, Attorney. mhI9