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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-20

"Resolved, That the Democrats OF Con-
necticut regard the white League OF Lou
isiana as praiseworthy organization OF
benevolent character, with when we are
in active sympathy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-20

In a series of resolutions proposed by
the Hartford Courant for the Democratic
Convention Of Connecticut occurs the FOL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-20

Mrs. 1harlotte Cheslcy, who died at Newmarket
N. H., few days since, left bequest of $4,000 to
benevolent obec,s-S40O0 CT which goes to Bates
College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-20

Wear an "Elmwood" Collar, if you would have
your neck look well at party, opera, or ball. They
are sold everywhere
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gaill Nrnnebst Nournal
GU ST A .

SATURDAY MORNING. Feb. 20. 1875
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Opened easier, closed firm; sales,
81 800 ba'e'.

Opened easier, closed firm; sales,
81 800 ba'e'.
Liverpool arrivals were firmeT.
Gold Oueucd la New York at ll6t,
advanced 20 ll62, and closed at 1854.
Tne New York Bulletin Of Wedneg-
day reported: On 'spots values were
yery firm and an addition of made 10
quotation :, but the stimulus purely spec
ulalive aud based on wants To meet ma
turing eDgaE emenis for this month
Those who nave stock won't part with
il, and those who are Likely 10 require
any nave tcc3ms quite anxious as the
month draws nearer = close. There were
"a few bales reported for spinning and eX-
mort account, tut operators on these cut
Iets were ss a rule holding of, and prob
ATTY nothing was handled except as q
matter Of the most absolute necessity.
10 arrive, however, there lis a large
amount Of cotton available and for next
weeks delivery purchases can be made
al z material reduction from current
Tstzs on the spot For delivery there has
been a sllt Of II ed day between the big
gums about al the smaller operators
having been eque Esd out aud the tug
row CONT z D tween the leading deal
err. The m srEe, presents the sOmewhst
sinsu ST feature OF an advantage gained
and retained ty both the bulls and bears,
aud neither altogether satisfied. The
October corner has made further pro-
rrrse, and on this month an advance OF
!G3-lec TOOK place, which much dis
p.esses the bars while on the other
hand al the late months have given up
sympathy with the one now closing
and declined full &c, with pretty free
offerings for deliveries sf5sr November,
much 10 the disgust Of the bIlls.' In
short, a. remarked by leading broker,
the position YVES generally an unhappy
one throughout
The GENERAL MARKET was less ac-
tive than dealers wish flour, feed and pro-
duce were s. very quiet. The weather
was threatening in the morning, but
strong wind, which raised a storm OF
dust, dispelled the clouds, and We had
return Of the beautiful clear sky and ge-
NAL suusI Inc we have teen INDUCED
with OF late. Corn IN the ear charged
hands Il 60c. which i an advance; some
old sheiied brought zoe; some esTcOrn IN
ink went off at 45c bushel. COTnHeGi
was stiff all holders being Ut 81 80
Bran wae.euguiTed Tor and some offer
ING: some,cCra bran sold al 81 80. Oats
sold at 4OG 42Ic, the stock is large. Eggs
EeIe little better, We heard Of no fresh
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, October 29.-Flour
Oats quiet but steady, 35(442c. Rye
quiet, 75c. Hay dull, S14@l9. Provi.
| sioIs dull. Bulk meat-the market
bare. Bacon-shonl iers, 9tc; clear
ribs, 1852 packed T.r:-tierce, l49
l4&c Whisky, 81 -. BsggiDg dull,
l39l3ic,
CHICAGO, October % Flour steady.
Wheat generally unchanged Tut some
sales rather higher; No. spring, 81 II.
Corn irregular but In the main lower;
steady; No. ., 33iGG3Sc. Pork in fair
demand at lower r. tes, so 50. Lard IT.
regular but in the main lower; old, 1889;
new. l2ic. Bulk meats steady. Wits
ky, 81 Is
ST. LOUIS, October 2a.-Flour dull
and little doing. Wheat dull for cash
and Oct Der, others irregular and lower;
No. red wiuter, 81 S94 cash, and 81 SIS
from SIS to 66c. Oats steady; No. 2, IS
Pork quiet, 81 so. Lard quiet; current
er, 81, ia lie. BscOn-some sales low
err; shoulders scsrce, held at lOc; clear
rib, l33c; clear, 1880. Whisky, 81 1871
CINCINNATI, October 29.-Fiour
steady and unchanged. Wheat dull
and cropping; red, 81 2091 35. Corn is
dull at $1,000. Oats dull at 2SGG42c.
held higher; small sales at $40 IS Lard
l3I6l3}c. Bulk meats steady with
moderate demsrd; the stock Of old
shoulders is exhausted; new. S3@9c;
clear rib l24c, all partly cured and
packed; clear nominally l24c loose.
Bacon quiet but steady at 9409t@124@
1899. Waisky, 81 Is. Butter dull and
lower; choice Western Reserve, 26@29c;
choice central Ohio, 24@25c; medium,
20(923c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Sugar
doll; good fair, Sc; yellow clarified, SIC.
MalOsses quiet; common, 40@45c; good
fair, sac; prime to choice, 59962c. Flour
duil; superfine -four is quoted at 81 so;
double extra, S.; treble extra, So 25S
6 50; choice and family, $6 75(07 50.
COrnmeal dull; quoted at So so. Corn
dull; yellow, re. Bran quiet at 81 05.
Hay dull; no sales; quoted ordinary at
SO; prime, $24. POTk-no demand;
held at S23. Dry salt meats quiet;
shoulders, l0c; clear sides, 134c, jobbing
rates. Hams firm; choice sugar-cured,
16@17fc; ordinary, 14a@153c. Lard
firm; tierces, packers, 1329l4ic; refined,
143@143c; kegs, 1449l5tc. Coffee quiet;
ordinary to prime, 1921. Whisky,
Tectified, 81 l59l 20.
NEW YORK, October 90. - Flour
scarcely so much doing but quite firm
for shipping grades. Rye -four steady,
81 2595 80. Cornmeal in fair leguest;
western, So 3593 IS. Wheat higher,
irregular and unsettled; demand chiefly
speculative; No. Chicago spring, 81 28
al 80 Corn steady with fair demand;
mixed western steam, 7l@73c Coffee
dull and heavy; cargoes OF Rio, 1910
2O2c gold; jobbing az 1S4@213c gold.
Sugar steady; prime, SIC; refined steady,
l04(91l3c. Molssses-foreign dull; New
Orleans new, S5c to arrive. Rice steady;
Louisiana, 6@7c: Carolina, 6f@74c; Ran
COON, 6396Sc. Petroleum easier; crude,
SIC; refined, l3t@l33c. Pork firmer
and more active, job6ing at S23. Cut
meats quiet. Lard excited and higher;
prime steam, old, 155e. Cheese, 63@13c.
Whisky, 81 II.
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Above low
A
II. Ii. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH,

H. M LIZ " GOi blk6dubs
BY TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBURG, October 29.-River 2 feet
and 3inches, and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, October 29.-River 4
s 10 feet and falling. Weather cloudy,
windy and warm; mercury $50 20 7o0.
CINCINNATI, October 20. - Noon
River falling. Weather fair aud
warm. Night-RIver fe = incheF,
and falling, Weather cloudy anu
VAIN.
ST. LOUIS, October 29.-River station
airy. Weather cloudy; very warm dur.
ing the cay, with heavy rain this even
ing accompanied by high wind. Ar
rived: Belle Memphis, Memphis; Flu
ture City, New Orleans. Departed:
Carrie V. X ountz, New Orleans; Belle
Memphis, Memphis.
CAIRO, October 29-Noon.-Weather
cloudy aud warm. Arrived: George
Spangler, New Orleans, 8 am; Grand
Tower and City of Helena, ST. Louis, IL
pm. Departed: Grand Tower, Mem.
phis, q. City of Helena, Vicksburg,
3s.m.; SpaDgler, Cincinnati, a.m.......
Night-RiveT feet 10 inches and fall
ing. Weather cloudy, indications of a
storm; mercury, 740. Arrived: Robert
Mitchell, Cincinnati, pm.
Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.
City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Cons.
Miller, Cincinnati; Osceols, st. Francis
river; George w. Cheek, Helena; Phil
AlliD, Friars Point; Quickstep, mouth
White river; A. ]. White, Napoleon;
City of Augusta, White river; Airing
ton, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
City of Vicksburg, ct. Louis; George
w. Cheek, Helena; Phil Allin, Friars
Point; Belle OF Texas, Ashport; Arling-
ton, Cincinnati.
IN PORT.
Osceola, st. Francis Belle, Quickstep,
Cons. Millar, A. j. White, City Of
Augusta,
BOATS DUE.
Rosa Miller, Ella Hughes, Era No. 8,
City Of Helena, Grand Tower.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIvER-The New
Era No. 8, Captain Basket, master, is
the regular st. Francis river packet,
leaving this evening for Helena and all
points up st. Francis river. Captain
DIinkwatar communicates with passen-
gers and shippers over the office desk.
For WHITE RIVER-The st. Francis
Belle, Commodore Milt Harry, master,
sails for White river and all points up
that stream at the usual hour this even
ing. Mr.. J. G.. Abbott is her clever
purser.
For NAPoLEoN-TheC heek-Iiner A.
J.White, Captain Malone, master, leaves
at the usual hour this evening for Napo-
leon and all way landings. Captain A.
5. Cummins is chief CLERK.
For ST. .LoUIs.-The Anchor-liner,
Grand Tower, Captain LenDoX, mas
ter, leaves the elevator promptly at five
O'Clock this evening for st. Louis and
ali points intervening.
For CINCINNATI.-TheC Cons. Millar,
Captain Pepper, master, leaves at five
O'Clock this evening for Cincinnati, and
all points on the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers intervening.
For WHITE RIvER.-The City Of
Augusta, Captain Elliott, master, is on
the bills for sll points up White river,
leaving at five O'Clock this evening.
FoR MOUTH OF WHITE RIvER-The
Quickstep, Captain Stack Lee, master,
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-J. W. Wa.
VS.. L. l.. Setter.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued cut under section 1856 OF the Code o.
Tennessee, and returned into court levied
upon the personal property OF the defendaE-
ant is Justly indebted to plaintiffs In The SUN
OF nineteen dollars and fOrty -tbree cents, o
account, and that he is a Nonresident OF tn &
State of Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant, Il. l.. Setter. make ais personal APP
pearance before me, at my office, in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on the 9Th day OF NOvenl-
Der, 1875, at 10 o'clock am and defend said az
tachment suit within the time prescribe by
law, or the same will be proceeded with ex-
paTte, and that copy of this order be put
IIshed for four successive weeks in the Menu
phis Daily Appeal.
This the LIST day OF October, 1875.
a cOpy-attest:
oct2 "a JAMES HAIL.l
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Trustees Sale of Land,

PURSUANT to the terms of deed in trust
Z executed to the undersigned as trustee,
which is of record in book No 4, on pages So
aud 81 of the records OF Deeds in Trust and
Mortgages for DeSOtO county, Mississippi, at
fernando, and made by F. NJ. Fletcher to Sc
cure certain in ebtedneSs therein mentioned,
/ will, on Monday. the 29th day of R9vsBs-
bSF. I$7S. in front of the courthouse door, in
fernando, Mississippi, proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the land IN said deed
mentioned, to-wit: $50 acres or thereabouts,
on the old plank road, near Horn Lake depot,
being the present home and farm of Col. +. M.
Fletcher, and comprising all that part of Sec
ton s., in township and range 8, and of sec
as side of the old plank road, in DeSoto
county, Mississippi. The land will be subdi-
vided If desired by bidders. This place is Ia
miles from Memphis, IA mile from the depot,
and well improved.
October Is, 1879. A, W. STOKES, Trustee,
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DIR D.@.JasHN sON'a
PHIyATs
Medical Dispensarv
NO. II JEFF GRsnV sCBSEg
Between Main and Frou st eets
MEMPHIS, TEEH
HEnPHas, TEEE
Estabiished IN 1850.

hR. JOHNSON is acknowledged BY all par.
II ties interested, AS Dy far the most sglgses~-
tul physician 10 the treatment OF pTfF NJE %.
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and pegma-
nent cures guaranteed il every case, male o.
female. Recent cares % GonOrEea and 81.
pills cured in lew days, without the use o
mercury, change OF diet OF hIndraDce from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestig
eradiceted without the use Of mercury in
voluntary loss of semen stopped In OK
time. sufferers nom impotence CrlOssDE. -
ual powers restored 10 Tree vigOT I'm few W. =
Victims OF self-abuse and excessive Ee15-y,
suffering from Spermat0rrhea and loss o. plly
steal and mental power, speedily and perB3-
nently cured.
Particular attention paid 70 the Diseases o.
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
An consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts Of the
country.
Office hours from am. 20 pm, sunday
from to 5 pm.
sePI-dw d. y. JOHNSON, VI. D,
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WORLDS EXPOSITION
CARD TO me PuRLIC.

Z SHALL again visit your city at ths above
i time with my wonderful ombination of
Circus, MenaReFie and Aquarium. This
will be on the occasion of my Fitty-FOurth
Annual Tour. Since my last visit | have
greatly augmented my Elk position, and in ad-
ditiOn to the Menagerie and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced complete), my collection
to-day embraces many new and startling fea-
lures that have never heretofore been pre-
sented TO the public, and which, l take pride
in announcing, are owned, controlled, man.
aged and exhibited by no other show than the
one that bears my name. Prominent among
these, and in addition to the usual variety OF
animals exhibited, are A HERD OF ELE-
PLANTS, representing every species of that
animal. They will be harnessed to the Golden
Chariot of the Conquerors and driven through
the public streets, leading my Grand Street
Procession; four genuine African Zebras,
highly trained and educated; q pair of living
GiraffeS. the largest Eland in the world, and a
pair Of Giant Ostrches. They are in addition
to my school of Sea Lions, RhinocerOs, Yak
of Tartary, White Polar Bear, and hundreds
of other interior animals. thus early an
nounce the date of my Great Show for the
purpose of having the public thoroughly iu-
formed of my certain coming, and to impress
on their mind.the fact that by waiting until
November 18th they Will see not only the Best
but the Biggest Show in the World. Most
respectfully the public's servant,
JOHN ROBINSON.
HE- Notwithstanding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW IN THE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
fixed at 75c; children, soc. SCI
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
Weather and Rivers.

There was too much complaint of
warmishness" yesterday fer comfort,
but at night the indications of stormy
weather gave hope of lowing of tenn.
perature. The thermometers maximum
altitude, 79o. The conditions and
changes in rivers at all points since last
report are as follows:
OFFICE OF oBsERvATIoN,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, October %, 1875.
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vAPo IA n a u IN

DR ga. WHITE, 1872 DeSoto street, is now
II prepared with the different tumig4ting
combinations to treat chronic diseases OF the
Liver kidneys, Skin, Blood, Mercurial Poison
ings, Gout, rheumatism, all female COM
plants, nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Hemor-
rhOiGs, etc. With his experience with the va
pors, and the fact of his having treated sue
cessfully patients who have spent hundreds of
dollars at the Hot Springs one or two seasons
without benefit, he considers the combination
superior to the springs. Cost of the treatment,
So for fifteen alternate baths for thirty DAVIS.
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LRGAE DEE RTET-FOrmerIy J. David
Can STATES, SEAES Etc, and Agent
for the WiiliamstOWn and Franklin Slate
QuSrrtes, The slate FROM these QuaTTieS are
the best American states which have yet been
sent to this market, and bear q closer reseu-
blance in color, strength and quality to be
appeared, Prices from IS 50 to $40 per Sd " re,
English count.
au7 ITO CARONDELET ST, New Orleans
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Business
inactive. Commission houses aud i'm.
porters and iobbing was quiet. Prints
moved slowly, and Washing ton fancy
and plaid makes were reduced to 73c.
Cotton fannels and corset jeans in
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Saturday, November 18, 1875,

within legal hours, all my inte est and al Cns
interest of the aforementioned banETu DTS,
following described real property, situated in
Shelby county, Tennessee, bounded and ue5-
cri bed as follows, tO-wit:
One tract of land on the waters OF OOsa-
Hstchie river and Big Creek: Beginning 81
the southeast corner OF a grant for 900 acres
known as the McCullOch grant, at large reG B.
oak near the river bank, and runs thence
north g. east 50 chains u links TO a stake from
which ii IS north l40 east IS links To a sweet
gum marked NJ. A; thence north sj' Wes- g.
chains 81 links to a stake links west o.
hickory marked NJ A.; thence south % Wssf
% chains 80 links 10 a stake links south OF a
hickory marked NJ. A; thence north 90 Wcsi
- chains 90 links to a stake near HewsoID
branch II links east Of a blackgum marked
A. b; thence south 50 west % chains 70
blackgum u. large; thence south So east 81
chains AZ links to the beginning
ALSO lone other tract adjoining the above
and bounded as follows, tO-Wit. Beginning at
q large redOsk, beng The southeast coine. OF
the McCullOch 5OUO.aCTe grant, runs thence
north 50 east with the east boundary OF salt
grant twenty (2J) chains 10 the southwest cor
1ar Of a tract of land belonging 10 the heirs o.
Joel McLemore, running east or nearly so ~
chains 81 links to LOOsa-Hatchle flVeri thence
down said river with its IneaudeTluSs until 70
fnfersecTs the north boundary OF land entered
In the name OF A. Bayllss; Lnelce west, O.
nearly so, with the norm 2OuIhuaIy ot said
PavIiSs Is chains p links 70 the LOCsa r atchle
river. thence down said river 70 the east
boundary line OF a 50CO-acre tract entered in
the name Of McLemOre q carr Jnence north
10 chains and s links 70 the south boundary
i'm rF the NcCuIIOch grant; thence south S.
east p chains q links 10 the beginning
said two tracts making one tract containing
nv esTimation $50 4O-l0O acres, and fully deE-
cTibgd in a deed from John B. Robinson to A.
ii. Douglass, dated LIST Of January, l551, and o.
rec I'd IN the Registers Of1cu OF Shelby cOun-
ty in book No. 81.
@Ihe sale will be made by Irezevant q Co.,
Auctioneers, under the direction Of j.. ID.
McKissick ESQ, my attorney in Memphis.
Terms OF -Oue-thiId OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, balance thereof TO
he paid in equal tnstalments at SIX and Welve
months from the date Of said sale; the pur-
chaser TO execute his notes for said balance,
the same TO be secured by proper mortgage
on said premises 50 sold.
This the I'D day OF October, 1875.
AARON CLAFLIS, Assignee.
Being authorized by the owner, we Will like
wise sell the remaining third Interest In the
above described tracts Of land, az the same
time and upon the same terms above men
toned. IhELENANI Z W.
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GIVES PERFECT SATISFACTION,
For Sabbath Schools.
TEE SHINING RIVER.
For High and Grammar Schools.
The High School Choir.

The former is by II. S. & w. Q. Perkins, and
sells for IS cts. per copy in Boards and $50 per
100. Issued only few weeks sinC e, but the
publishers are showered with common datory
letters, and its praises are sounded every
where. 1t will prove Shining River of
beauty and melody in hundreds of homes and
Sabbath schools. .---
The latter is just out, and is book which no
teacher can fail to admire and introduce. 1t
will be q decided element in the musical adj
vance of the times. Sells for 81, or 50 per dozen.
NOW READY.
A new collection of most beautiful Hymns
and Tunes for Praise Meetings, Prayer Meet
ings, Camp Meetings, Etc, entitled LIVING
WATERS,
PRICE For Praise Meetings. / By
60 LIVING WAITE rs. D.F
Cents. For PRAYER Meetings. HODGES.
Now give new life TO the singing in your
congregation by introducing q few hundred
copies of this delightful work.
Specimen copies Of Living Waters, Shining
River, or High School Choir, sent, post-p paid,
for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON q CO., Boston,
CHAS. II. DITSON & CO.,
oct23 was Ill Broadway, New York.
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Shipments yesterday we're 10 the north
by rail, 1854 bales; by river, so balesi to
the south by rail, 800 balesi by river, -
bales.
The following are the official tele-
grams Of the cor diiion OF the domes tic
markets IS received at the cotton ex-
change:
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A BOOK FOR THE mALIoNg
Bankruptcy EsaIe.

10y virtue Of authority from the United
ID States District Court for the Western Dis
Irict OF Tennessee, we will sell at public Ruc-
ton, for cash, commencing at 10 o'clock am,
on
Wednesday, November II, 1876,
in front of our ONCE, No. l9 Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee, the entire interest OF
Tool, Phillips & Co. in and to the following
lots in Fort Pickering, which they held at the
time of fling their petition in bankruptcy:
Block /, Lots No. "a, 81 81.
Block 2, L OTIS No. 5, 10.
Block 8, Lot No. IA.
Block 4, Lots No. IL, 81 81.
Block 10, Lot No. "a
Block IL, Lots No AZ, 43, A.
Block Il, Lots No. 8, u, q, Is, S3, IS.
Block ID, Lots No. 8, 10, II, Y, "a, 81, SO.
Block 4, Lots No. 81, 80.
Block Is, Lots No. II, 30.
Block Is, Lots No. TO Is inclusive, and q, D.
Block II, Lots No I8, II, 81, q, &C. a. 2, 49, 30,
81,
Block 10, Lots No. IA.
81 ck %, Lots No. Is, IS.
Block q, Lots No. (souJn half 10, II, Il, b. ID.
Block -, Lots No. 4, 5, 8,
Block 81. Lots No. 4, 5, g..
Block 30, Lots No. /, 3.
A deposit of ten per cent. must be made at
time OF sac.
]. n. OLIVER,
oct27wel o. WOODBRIDGE,
Assiynees Toof, Phillips Co., Bankrupts.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
Farming Lands
IN SHELBY COUNTY.

In the United States District Court for toe
Southern District of New I Ork, held at the
city of New York, in said DistriCt-In BANK
ruptcy. In the matter of Seth howard
HOwes, Stephen Hyatt, and Leland W.
Townsend, bankrupts.
DY virtue of an order Of sale entered on the
ID 10Th day of August, 1870, in the above
cause, l viii sell at public auction, 10 tine
highest bidder, in front OF the new court
house building, on Main street, in the city o.
Mem phiS. Tennessee. on
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steady demand. RepellAnts Ective,
with an upward tendency. Cassimeres
dull. and brown linens have advanced
in Europe.