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SIS: prairie in demand: little offering
KRAUT-New In store, $S9l0 pc
barrel.
LIVE SroCK-Cattle, first quality, q
4A@4ac, gross; second quality, 3l93ac
third quality, 23(923c; grazing, lz(92c
Sheep, first quality, 81 50@5 per hesd
second quality, s. 50@4. Hogs, frs
quality, 7(GSc. Horses-S140Gl7 70
good saddle horses; for driving horses
Sl25t9l45; for plug horses, $4,000. Mules
S90GIlO for 14614} hand high; Sll0td
AS for 141(a15; Sl45(91s5 for I59lt
hands. The market for cattle is fairly
active. Horses and mules are dull but
al arrival Of stock makes more move
ment than would otherwise have exist
ed. For sheep there is 8 good demand
for choice.
LEMONS AND ORANGEs-Lemons, PEI
box, IS 5099 so. Oranges, Louisiana,
S597 so and IS 50, according to quality.
MINCE MEAT-Per pound, l2(9lSc. .
MEAT, FREsH-Beef, fOre-quarters, 8
aisle; headquarters, 5,96c. Sheep, by
the carcass, &c. Hogs, lOci country
slaughtered, S3@9c.
NAms-In store, So 20 rates, cash..
OIIS-Coal-oil, per gallon, 11ci IN
seed, raw, soc; linseed, boiled, s5ci iSru
oil, per gallon, Sl@l 10. Turpentine'
4Sc.
ON1oNs-In store, s. 25@s IS for red;
81 25tG4 so for yellow; yellow, IN SACKS,
81 COOL 70 per busbel.
OATS-Last sale at sec; said to be adj
vanced again in Cairo. -
PTGs' FEET-Per key, 81 25(d92 So.
POWDER AND SHoT-Powder, per keg,
s6 25; halves, So IS; quarters, 81 81.
Shot, drop, per sack, 81 .; buck, 81 80.
Lead, per 10, S99c.
PoTApoEs-Ssles of Ohio at S2G2 so;
choice potatoes bring 50 7OS2 IS, all on
landing.
PEASUTs-Per h., 5l@6c; sale of Is
sacks at 5le.
PEoANs-Arkansas, lOtGl2c. per ID.
POULTRY-Chiekens, SOS so. Ducks,
SS6S 50. Turkeys, $l09l5. Geese, $4(15.
Some dressed turkeys sold at 10C9l5e per
pound, according TO size. Dressed
chickens, 81 50SS SO per dozen, accord
ing to quality.
PICKLRs-New, per bbl., $40 509
10 rs; half bbl., S. 50C65 75.
PRovIsIoNs-Bacon clear sides, none;
clear rib sides, 1St@1Sac; shoulders, SO
Gle Bulk shoulders, S(GStc; clear rib sides,
I039IIc; clear sides, 11t91l2c. Hams
sugar.cured, new, i8@l4c; old, 11@l2e.
Breakfast bacon, 149I4fc. Mess pork,
SCI 50G22 80. Lard scarce; tierce, l4sc;
keg, l5Gl54c; pail, 153@l6c; prices are
unchanged, with a steady and quiet
market.
SPICEs-Pepper, whole, per H., 27c;
ground, soc. Cloves, 55c. Allspice, zoe.
Cinnamon, whole, 4O945c; ground, see.
Nutmegs, 81 IS. Ginger, whole, zoe.
ground, Csc. Mustard, pure ground, 80
@40c; inferior, zoe.
SAUsAGE-Per h., 99l0e; city made,
lie.
TURNIPs-Per barrel, 50c9Sl.
WHIFE LEAD-Per To-, I0A9ll4e.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, November 27.-FlouI
and wheat quiet. Corn quiet, 7097kc.
Oats quiet, 60CG65c. Pork firmer, 81 so
Bacon, none. Sugsr-cured hams, l29
l3c. Bulk meats, Is, l0t9l04e. Lard,
144@l54c. Whisky, 99c.
ST. LOUIS, November 27.-Flour
firm for lower and medium grades.
Wheat quiet but firm; No. 3 red fall,
81 03. Corn active; No. ., 69@7lc, as to
location. Oats firm and higher; No. 2,
57@573c. Pork firm at $40 cash ;
ST. seller February and December. Salts
only small jObbing trade. Bacon
none out of smoke. Green meats, little
doing; hams, 14-lbs. average, l0ic.
Lard active, 13f9l34c cash. Whisky
steady at 81.
CINCINNATI, November 27.-Flour
quiet. Wheat firm; red, 81. O5(91 10.
Com steady, 7067lc. Oats firm, 55G 60c.
Oils quiet aud unchanged. Eggs quiet
and weak, 27C92Sc. Butter and cheese
steady. Pork firm, SO 75(92i. Lard
firm; steam, 131c; kettle, lac. Bulk
meals dull and unsettled; partly cured,
7t@7sc, 1O@IO49l0f@IOs9l03c, all
loose. Bacon quiet and scarce. Green
meats easier, 6s965c; sides, 949Ssc;
hams, l0i9llc. Whisky steady at CSC.
CHICAGO, November 27.-Flour
quiet, but firm. Wheat higher; No.
2, 92sc cash. Corn firm; No. 2, soc
cash, 75}c seller all the year; new No.
., 6SG6Slc. Oats firm; No. ?. SAFE
cash or seller all the year. Pork active
and higher, $40 IS cash; 81 3592l 40
seller February. Bulk meats active and
higher, II, I0l9l0sc, all loose and part
ly cured. Green meats firm, z, 93C9l0c.
Hams, 101G10Sc. Cornmeal, sales Of
country at 81 %. Whisky steady at
81 03.
NEW YORK, November 27.-Flour
quiet and without decided change; su-
perfine rye flour steady at 81 5000 IS.
Cornmeal quiet and unchanged. Wheat
quiet but steady; No ? Chicago, 81 100
Ill. Corn a shade firmer for new and
a shade easier for old; mixed western
old, in store, ole; new western, S7a90c.
Coffee quiet. Sugar dull and nominal;
prime, SIC. Molasses dull and heavy.
Rice quiet, bat steady. Petroleum quiet
Pork more active and firm; western
mess, SCI. Beef firm. Cut meats quiet;
middles quiet; long clear, lie. Lard
active and excited; prime steam, l4b9
l4tc. Butter-prime unchanged; others
unsettled; western, 2093Sc. Cheese
steady at l24(9l54c.
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OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. u. &. A. I
NoYemher Y. 1SI4. I
.elOw Den0h mf A. N. LUDWIG. Observer.

Movement OF Boats.
The Mary Ament will not be down
until next week. She is undergoing re-
pairs before entering the Osceola trade.
The Great Republic took on at this port
2600 sacks OF oil-cake, 40 head of stock,
and Is bales Of cotton, and cleared for
New Orleans at noon. The Phil Allin
arrived yesterday morning from Friars
Point with pa bales OF cotton, $40 sacks
Of seed, q lot of sundries and q good pas
senger list. The City Of Helena, for st.
Louis, put OFF III bales of cotton, and af-
ter taking on 1000 bales for the east,
cleared last night for st. Louis. The
Commonwealth, with 500 tons of New
Orleans freight for st. Louis, passed up
at noon after discharging "a packages
here. The Thompson Dean, With the
Cairo cOmmandery Knight Templars,
discharged few packages Of freight
here, and after adding few passengers
here departed for New Orleans. The
Idlewild, with knights Templer from
Illinois and Indiana, cleared for New
Orleans at ten o'clock in the morning.
She put off here 500 plOws and lot of
sundries. The Gorge w. Cheek, from
OsceOla, arrived yesterday morning with
IS bales OF cotton and lot OF seed. The
A. J. White, from Napoleon, brought in
1853 bales Of cotton, 642 sacks Of seed, and
had good passenger list. The Frank
| Forest, from Osceola, arrived in the
morning with 80 bales Of cotton and a
lot Of seed and miscellaneous freight.
The Julia passed down for Vicksburg
last night.
News Drif1.
The Great Republic, Thompson Dean
and Idlewild, with excursion parties for
New Orleans, left here yesterday morn
ing. The latter steamer went up to the
mouth Of Wolf river, and came by the
city with flying eOlOTs and martial mu-
sic. The knights, in full uniform, were
| in line, along ths hurricane roof, and re-
| sponded, with wave OF their handker.
chiefs, TO the salute Of guns from the
bluff, where a thousand or more citizens
had collected to witness the departure Of
the steamers. The Thomas Sherlock,
with Knights Templar from Cincinnati,
Dayton, Springfield and Columbus,
Ohio, will pass down this morning.
About fifty members OF Cyrene COM
mandery, of this city, visited the knights
Templsr on the steamers yesterday
morning. They were accompanied by
Prof. Arnold's Old Memphis Grassland,
which played most excellently. Cyrene
commandery will receive and entertain
the excursionists on their return from
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satsrday, NoEamber p. Is7E.

within legal hours, TIE following described
property to-Flt, The stsan5oats HAMMOCK
CITY and LEGAL TENDER, together with
all tie furniture machinery, tackel and out
% now belonging 70 each respectively. The
same can 90 seen a. TIE river front, near the
mouth 81 VOL river, De the Mississippi river,
from now until the DAY Of sale. The boats
are sold OF account or 81 nom II may concern,
because they are perislaDls and expensive TO
keep, and the proceeds of sale win be held
subject 10 a.L maritime liens, II any such eL-
Isl, 50 that the purchasers VIII acquire a good
title, free nom an maritime liens, u any such
there be.ffais sale, ankle sales made by state
courts or steamboats, y1T de6t gives a good
tiile free from ali maritime liens or claims,
the sale being made 20 TEEs ERVE THE PROP
EErT, and the proceeds being held 70 satisfy
an valid claims against The boat
Terms OF 7le-oue-iourth cash; balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months the pur-
chasers giving notes fJs the deferred pay
meIlls. with GOOD and sufficient personal Sc
curity therefor, 70 be approved by the Clerk
ana Master. This November u l5l4.
=. Il. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r.. p. Black. Deputy o. and n.
Wright q FolEes and ". ". Mcdowell, So
uCitOrs f0r compartments. nOl5
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Trustees Sale
Valuable Property =, ". Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets,

ON THUBsDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1874,
y az II O'Clock am, on the =. W. corner OF
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, I viii
sell, 70 the highest bidder Tor cash, the follow
inches front on west line OF Main street, and
extending westward along the line OF and
and being the same property sold to Thomas
Dugan ~ s. Al. Nelson, L. V. Frazer, and the
executors OF i. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date lIth May, 1872, and conveyed to me,
as trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugan, to Sc
cure certain indebtedness therein specified ,
! this sale being made to carry out the pro-
visions OF said deed In trust, which is recorded
| in the Registers Office OF Shelby county, on
the 10th dHy OF MAY. lo72, IN book 81, page tll,
I etc. Right Of redemption waived, and title
/ believed 70 be good, but I sell and convey
emily a. trustee
| nOvl0 JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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In Port.
C1arksviue
weather, Rivers and BusIses

Yesterday was clear, bright, beautiful
and pleasant. The river rose two inches
here, and gives nine feet clear to Cairo,
with seven thence to st. Louis. AT. st.
Louis the river rose one inch yesterday,
and at Cairo one foot. There was big
rise at Cincinnati yesterday, the swell
being five feet. There will be plenty o:
water in the upper streams now. No
changes reported in White and Arkan-
sas rivers. Business on the landing
was moderate.
Stage Of Rivers.
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. 8. A.
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LOTTERY, CIGARS
Election Notice

OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AHD)
GENERAL Insurance COMPANY,
No. 10 MADISON STREET,
MHMPHIs, Tenn, Nov. %, 1874.
So The Stockholders OF this Company arr
hereby notified to attend the annual meeting
at the office of the company, on
Monday. December 2, 1874,
as required by Section Is OF the Charter, fo
the Election of a President, Vice-President
wear, and for the transaction of any othei
regular business required by the interests O
the company.
The election viii be held between the hour
OF 10 O'Clock am, and 4 o'clock pm.
E. NJ. APPERsoN, Pressderl&
HENRY J. .LYSN, Cashier. nov28
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ss9 MAIN STREET. 500
FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TRRES.

THE winter season approaching will find
FRED. GABBEkls, 4E3 second street.
prepared to supply Bouquets and Flowers OF
all sorts for Festivals and Entertainments,
both public and private
There Is a fine collection OF Evergreens,
especially Magnolias, at the Green House on
Second street. near Beale, which viii be sup
plied customers at low figures. noVIS
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pTAMoNp sPECTACLEs

These speetaoles are manufactured nom
"MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted to
getber, and are called DIAMOND on account
Of their hardness and Driiiiaucy.
Having been tested with the pOiarfscope, the
diamond lenses have been found TO admit NJ
teen per cent. less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground With great scientific
accuracy, are free from cIrOmatie alterations,
and produce a brightness and disunctuess Of
vision not before attained in spectacios. Man.
ufactured by the spencer Optical 7Aanu'
saetuFtuS Company, ,. y. For sale by re
spOpsible agents in every city In the Union.
w. G. BYRD, Jeweler and Uptician, isSOle
Agent for Memphis, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained. No peddlers en- pIOyed
DO not buy pair unless you see the trade
marx - apl0
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF aI1alrs
is unchanged, except that there is some
difference in the tendency of eastern
exchange. Money is in demand by cot
ton holders, but the banks part with II
only on conservative principles. Ex-
change on New Orleans was at dis
count; on New York and other eastern
ports the rate is but yesterday there was
a strong tendency toward 6, and that
fraction appears likely to become the
regular quotation. Gold is scarce; I10i
would be paid for a large lot of large
pieces, but such lot never offers; 110l
may be taken as the price of gold in
Memphis. Alo0rn money and Missis-
slppi levee scrip are inquired for, but
none can be found. The New York B05-
ietfn OF Tuesday says: "The cause OF
higher gold, aside from speculative in
nuences, was the announcement that
&l2O,O00 bullion wss to-day withdrawn
from the bank o., England, and that the
bank Of Prussia had advanced its dis
count rate TO per cent. On these state
ments was built the expectation that
the bank of England will, before the
week il out, advance its minimum dis
count rate to per cent, or at least 81
per cent?
THE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
active within a restricted circle; every
body wanted river-bOtt0m cottons. In
short, everybody wanted the pick of the
market. Holders would like TO hold
their cottons, as they expec. splendid
price for them before long. They can
not get the money required TO hold
them, however, so they go, though at
prices about an eighth cent above what
can be got for like cOgtOns of the same
grade. Every yesr the demand for river
cottons Increases; hills had better grow
something else for the future. New
York telegraphed "dull and easier,n
without change, l45c; New Orleans was
irregular at I4ic; Liverpool was
dull and lower at 7t974d. In
our market the report, from OPP
orators, Of actual sales was IS follows:
Stained cotton, 329l33c; no ordinary or
good ordinary; low middljng, lS49l54c;
middiing, 1850 i4gc; good middiing, IA
ollie. The official quotations OF the
cotton exchange were as follows:
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CHANCEBY SALE
STEAMBOATS,, ETC.

First Chancery Court OF she by county-stats
Of felUeszee, county Of shelby, IS. VIM
Elliott and ofher.
D1 virtue Of an iutsriOCutOry decree for sale
ID entered lu the above cause on the I7th
day OF November, 1873 VIII sell, at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder, az the landing.
near the mouth Of Wolf river, where the
boats now lie on
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Medical I9ispensar y
-. Sc ssEeTsOEa Street.,
tfErrses 3Tair and front Row,
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, F. =. JOHNSON ls 81 Enosyledzet BY al paF.
~ si1a Interested, A. ~ faf inc most success
To- - gsician in tle treatment Of private q
---ff- el-aalals q fcEs thorough and psrlnas
I'LL 81 sor1u .ee4 Va every case, male CT
.eLrsles recent eases n 8on0rrhsa and 5yp1ls
- -til71 ta rev sHFa, without tho use a.
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9at ne. .aeQudary .VpEih B--t he last vestiza
p '-l14 ifltlout tn1 use Or mercury. ira
to-sAl-zs 20 qi semen stopped in q ghoIt
t-lle. sllarefl nom Ira 90teney or loss a
soEgal p1Wef Fez1oTad 70 Tree Vfg0r n 4 few
WseGr. N4Cliul or aelf-annae and ercassiyi-
ra1erT- sElItrl IA, rom Epernlatoffhea md -
Or plFs-eAi az mental power, speedily ana
gem an6nsly G IlE5l.
Partlcu az "a .6utlon paid 70 the Disaaze-r-
Women, and cures guaranteed.
IhrCat and Lung DISEASES cured byInsw
rNnl8ctsZ.
FAu combinations strictly confidential. 80.
6 sfedictnas sent b express 70 al part5 % Iht
BCuu4Eg
ones h0aEs rom 3 s.na. 10 pm. Sundays
Eroln 70 Pm
ana d6v D. 9. JOHNSON Nd.
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saturday, 18th day Of December, 1874.

"a Holly Ridge Plantation" situated ON Lake
ChieOt, in said county OF ChicOt, and belong
ing to estate of Walter Sessions, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourtn cash and re-
maiuder in equal instailments, payable in
one, two and three years. with interest al ten
per cent. per annum from day OF sale until
paid, and deferred payments 70 be secured bv
mortgage lien on the lands purchased,
said plantation contains about 900 acres Of
cleared and go Of wood land.
ALEX. DEVALCOURT.
Admir- Est. OF Walter Sessions deceased.
Lake Village, Ark, Nov. 20, 1s7s, NOS
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Administrator's Notiea.

HAVING been appointed BY the Probate
III Court OF shelby County, Tennessee, adj
minis:rator with the Will annexed of Thomas
A. BufOrd, decd. this is to notify credi tors TO
their des,ss, II. ID, WALLACE, Admir-.
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between the hours of Q am. and 3 ocIocA
pm, the following described real and per
sonal property mentioned IN the said deed OF
so much thereof as may be Necessary 70 sat
isfy said trust, tO-wit: The said real estate
being known as the civilians Old IOWL
Island plantation and being describ bed on
the plats Of the public surveys as all OF section
tWenty-seVen ~, containing six hundred anc
forty $40 acresy the east half OF section TWEEN
ty-eight (26), containing three hundred anc
tWenty-thTee (32s) acres; the east half Of sec
ton thirty-three G}3l, containing three nun
bred and twenty (520l acres; the fractloua
part Of section twenty-One (2ll, containing
thirty acres; the fractional part OF sector
twenty-five (Z2l, containing twenty-five Y
acres; henOrthWest quarter OF section thirty
four (3l), containing one hundred and ski 5
(l60) acres; and Inc northeast quarter % tht
southeast quarter Of section thirty-four c4l
containing forty (4g) acres-all IN TOWNSHIP
three 81, south OF range three %, east Of th'
fifth principal meridian, IN said county Of
Phillips, State OF Arkansas, and containing
together, one thousand i've hundred anC
thfrty-five (l535) acres; together with ell The
improvem euts thereon, and all The rights
privileges and franc hises thereto belonging
Also, the following personal property; Twelve
head Of mules on said plantation, on said 9Th
day OF April, 1873; and all OF he equal half
interest Of said Williams in the crop OF
cotton, corr, etc., cultivated on said plauta
ton during the year 1873.
The right Of REDEEM ption is Waived as 70 said
property, and the title supposed TO be perfect
but sell and convey only as trustee.
uOb NAPOLEON BILL, trustee.
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Thursdnr. neesnhar 9. 1874.

| between the hours OF II o'clock am. and 2
/ O'Clock pm, the following lsnd- lying in the
city Of Memphis. county Of shelby, state of
Tennessee, and known az lot 20 On the plan OF
the city OF Memphis, and fronting On the west
VITA the north line OF the hrst alley north OF
Adams street rs feet. The interest TO be sold
and conveyed is g three-fourths interest in
said lot. the other undivided One-fourth being
I the property OF j. A. Anderson.
| The right of redemption is waived and the
title believed to be good, but viii convey
only as trustee.
II II. TINS
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Administrator Netice.

NOTICE Is hereby given o. my appointment
IN as administrator Of Mrs. Jennie r. Ward.
deceased. AL persons indebted TO said estate
VIII settle at once. All persons having claims
against same VIII present them So once duly
prOhated, either at Judge Jarnigan's, Mop
MsGlEon street, or 70 me at AerrVllle, Tenn.
moi pHOS. II. HOEBS. Admin istrator.
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Trustees Sale.
ON SATURDAY., DECEMBER 5, 1874,
AZ ~ 0seI0eh n

WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at
4 the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, lot 90 containing TS-lO0 and one acres
Of lot q, of n. NJ. TreZeVant'5 subdivision, ae-
coriing to the terms Of the trust deed Of A. J..
Rankin, recorded in Registers office, Book y,
p. AZ. JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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MANHOOD REsTOHED.-A victim Of
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
self-cure, which ne wilLsend free to his fellow
sufferers. Address ]. Il. REEV Is, Is Nassau
street. New York.
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ley following. They will not win at
Vicksburg. A handful OF determined
men are defending the homes of that
historic city. Once more will the negro
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A DlIIE EsTBAECE7S EOTlCE.-Having
~ qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
Louis IaCroix, deed, this Is TO notify all per-
sons having claims again So SAID estate to pre-
sent them, duly probated &C. required by law
or tev " iii be barred aud all persons indebted
TO said estate are requested 10 come forward
and make payment q the same.
JACOB LACROIX,
Administrator with win ANNEXED,
Q W lluaT, Attorney, novlQ
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RmAL mawArI.
SATURDAY. Iam Dag q Deesnber. 1g54.
Trustees sale.

Di virtue OF q deed OF trust executed TO me
y as trustee, on the 9Th dag or april 1873 by
John X. Williams, which deed has been duly
recorded in Phillips county, state OF Arkan-
sas, default having been made By said VII
lIaIns IN paying the debt secured by said deed,
1 viii. under the provisions OF the same, sell
at public Outcry, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, On the premises, on
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county government has been ia the
hands OF ignorant and corrupt officials,
who, with one OF two exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and set
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az Inat. Whether It Is endurable in any
latitude or Observation-Disclosures 1t can he
patiently submitted TO in Mississippi, or
whether il would be patiently submitted
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Trust Sale.

Eyy virtue II q deed in trust made to me By
- william A. Bowen, on the oath day OF
pril, is74, aud recorded in the Registers Office
Of shelby county, ia book No. l0ll page l67s
and Tor the purpose Of paying the Indebted
ness secured therein i viii offer for sale, at
public auction. 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
in front OF ne court house, in the eli > Of Mem
puis. shelby county. n uneEsee- on
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1s1"oeh-noaosn efh.
The Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
its fifth annual ball at Cochran hall, to-
morrow-Dight, and are making ar.