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Fall River, Mass ,--Oct. 26th, BY Rev. C. II.
Tindell, assisted by Rev. W. II. Lyon, of Els.
worth, Maine, Mr. James NJ, Scott and Miss
Angie Lyon, both Of Fall River
Franklin-Oct. 81, by j. II. DOYLE Esq. Mr..
William Z. Tracy and Miss Addie e. sails.
bury, both Of Franklin.
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DIIEoTr Mich, Nov. ,.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. :

\ despatch from Portland. Oregon, says
the State election returns materially reduce
the majority for Lane Dem. for Congress.
despatch from Salem says the returns
indicate Ac election OF Warren, Rep. by
a small majority.
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Business Notices.

Mothers, Save the Lives OF your d.ughte r.
when affected with con,umptiNe coughs or yio-
lent colds, by administering to them without
delay, the standard specific. HALE's HONEY
OF HOREHoUSD AND TAR.
Pixies Tooihache Drop, cure in one minute.
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Strawville School. Dist. No. 3, Term
ending October 20, 1876: Fannie Young.
Minnie Atwood, OliYe Atwood, Annie Lor.
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PILES DIgrErtc SALgRArus.-Universal Y ac-
knowledged the best In use. Each pound bears
the name OF JAMES prLg. None genuine with
out. lyr2& rs
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he We ather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Nov. 5. lA.M.\
Pr liabilities.
For New England. higher barometer
Northwest TO Northeast winds. cold clear
weather.
The temperature will continue below or
near freezing. during Wednesday night. in
the canal reg ion of New York.
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II you have been co Ighing all winter and
begin TO despair Of recovery, or il you have,
taken recent cold, go at once to the Drug
store Of S. ID. Higgin druggists, Ellsworth and
get bottle OF DIX. NORRIS SYRUP OF TAR
WILD CHERRY AND HOREBOUND. Take il
and be well. No other medicine acts SO
promptly and effectuslly in Coughs, Colds AN d
all diseases Of the throst, lungs and Chest,
leading TO Consumption. Hundreds who once
thought they had that dread disease have been
restored to health, by the use ofthis almost
magic remedy. II is also the best known
specific for Group, and never fails in Whoop-
ing Cough. Trial siZe 10 cents.
Norris Heritage .prOprietors, Philadelphia.
John W. Perkins Co. +, Portland. General
agents. SILVA
DO you want to save your children. II you
do. 20 to G. A. Psrcher and get box OF Fes-
senden's Worm Expeller. Ii Is the surest
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 25 cents, or sens
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared BY Fessenden 4 Co. Rockland
Maine.
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n. Y. Elections.

NEW YORK, Nov. ..
Iaere has been but eighteen arrests for
attempted Illegal voting up to noon. seven
OF whom were negroes. There ha- been
.ut oae slight siaobias ease and one OF
~ serious Disturbances. There ha, been
a, trouble yet ia the Morr>ey Fox district
a.aoush it is expected. Bets Of two 10
a.e are freely made 10 favor OF HacAelt.
lac day i exceedingly fine. and large
t..e n.ll be po.led.
REPUBLICAN GAIN.
PIP M--one hundred and fifty districts
idle OF the city, show a net RcpubHcal
--.a OF , 70O.
l4e Brooklyn Democratic leaders up to
30. ?. NJ. from ,ca,tyrtn: returns, claim
/ =. county by 1000 majority on the
rs ticket They also ella IA TO have ell
e .-l The Mayor. Sheriff and TWO Senators
i. tile secoud aud third districts. Morris
So , reported elected to the State Senate
T o.. the 4th district over Fox. the Tam
L4-y candidate. He Is said to have IL
u.J.riiy.
REPUBLICANS HAVE CARRIED TIE STATE
Ihe republicans claim the state.
ESQ hundred and >eveuty-fve districts
e4--.lr OF the city. show a net republican
ga of5274 Tie Republican state ticket
d, Undoubtedly elected by 1000 Botl
yaayAe, ofihe Legislature are Republic
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I four Congressman and perhaps the entire
delegation.
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Penobscet-Farmers' Cisb.


PENoBsCoT. Nov. l. 1875.
The Farmers Climb gave their first annu-
al exhibition. October 10, which was q sue
cess beyond our expectations. The stock
on exhibition in numbers were large and
of superior quality.
The Hall display of farm produce show
ed the interest which the Club is already
awakening amongst the Farmers of Penob-
scot.
The Ladies' Department was large aud
handsome. showing q taste for the useful
as well as ornamental. The ladies of the
sewing circle furnished a nice dinner ut .
very moderate price.
The committee on horse trotting report
ed that there was some good trotting stock
present. especially some three year old
colts, but the track selected was not the
right place. and the crowd WAS so large,
and they pressed upon the track SO badly
tina 1.-THE trot was postponed.
A list OF the premiums awarded will be
published next week.
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lMpoRrANr TO TRAVELLERS.

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West Breoksviilc

Miss Emma Babson on Friday last
closed her second term of twelve weeks
primary school at West Brooksyille, with
complete success. As a teacher of children
she has few peers. The following list OF
scholars were not tardy or absest half a
day during the term, viz:
Hugh Varnum, Wallace vnrnum, Maui
rice rapley, Hattie S. Taplcy, Hattie G..
Mills. All under ten years of age, and
three of them had 10 travel one and half
miles morning aud night, David Il. Tapley
also under ten years, only lost one day.
Hattie &. Mills. nine years old was absent
but one day for the two terms. twenty tour
weeks. Thirteen were adjudged qualified
to attend the Grammar school a. follows
Hattie q. Mills. Hattie ). Tapley, Fan
nj fspley. Aurilla Wescott, Lizzie Tapley.
Nellie Narnum, David u. Tapley. Willie
Onen, Maurice Tapley. Hugh varnum,
Lewis Moore. Nellie nawes. Cbarles Jones
We could see that Miss Babson had won
the love OF every child in school.
Nov. lsi. ls1j. q. V Mills.
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probatt 1otifts.

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
l. to all concerned. that he has been duly ap :
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
of an Administrator of the estate OF
GREEN WEST, late OF Aurora.
In the County of HaAcock, Gentleman. decea sed
by giving bond the law directs: he
therefore requests all persons who indebt ed
to the said deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for payment
ALBERT +. BURSHAM.
Oct. -. ISIS. 3wB
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth PORT.
CLEARED.
Oc.2-
Sch Mary A Holt. Grant. Calais.
SCH a X " oo.iwArd, WODiNari, do.
sch Fannie 4 Edi'h. bartlett, Ssw York.
sen Emily. Alley Boston.
sch Caresss, Porter, Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch senato., March Bostoo.
soh falF Wind, Lockhart, Bosom.
CLEARED.
Sch Lucia, Cater, Boston.
sch samuel Lewis. hamlnet, Boston.
ARRIVED
Sch Telegraph. Grmics. Boston
sea Ccres. Alley, Boston.
ILEAKkD
Oct. y
sch Forrest City. Hodytfns Providence.
Returned sch HIhOn Grant lcakln bad, hay.
NGli b. oblxc 20 remove deck load TO get at The
leak.
CLEARED.
Nov. !.
sch Lawrence, Davis Boston.
CLEARED.
Nov. ?.
sch Catherine. Patten. Boston.
ARRIVED
sch Ann Creon. Jasper, Surry.
sen Mocha me. Mathews. Koc.land.
CLEARED.
Nov. 8.
Sch VIM II Archer, Bcllatty, Boston.
sen Fair " ind. Loo hart do.
sch Telegraph. EemIck Do.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
To all concerned, that he has been duly ap.
pointed and has taken upon himself. the trust OF
an Adm nistratror. OF the Estate of
BENJAMIN BENSON. late OF fremont
in tn. County of Hancock. deceased
by giving bond the law directs he therefore re-
quests All persons who are indebted to sail de-
ceased's estate 10 make immediate payment. and
those who have any demands thereon to ex-
hibt the same for payment.
W. y. BENSON.
Oct H. 1873. 3w8
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USE.
RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.

IT you HNNt gOt TtIcu ma tlsNl,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL
II you have got Neuralsis,
USE RESNE's MAGIC OIL.
II you have got Collie or Cramps
USE REN>E'S MAGIC OIL
II you nave got any kind of Ache or Pain
USE RE.NNks PAIN KILLING; MAGIC OH
Try 1t. and you will be surprise at the benea.
cal Effect derived from thorough and faithful
use OF this popular family remedy: IL Is purely
vegetable safe and clean to use internally or ex.
ternally. Sold by all dealers In Medicines
WM. RENNE 4 SONS, Soc Projectors, Puts.
field, Mass.
sSsold in Ellsworth by G. 4. Parcher, S ID
WiggID- >omesviie-E. ". Allen T. Hamor
Hancock-Crabtree Co. Sulhvan-s. simpson.
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Virginia Election.
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. ;

Despite the exciting contest the election
passed oil quietly. Returns from Is pre-
cincts show the independents who oppose
the conservatives only for State Senators
have gained largely, and it the remaining
precincts together with Henrico County.
which is a part OF the Senatorial Dist.
show similar Independent gains. the can
didate will be elected
DIIIoTr Mich, Nov. ,.
The municipal election to-day absorbed
u greater degree of interest than any pre-
rious.y known. Good order generally
prevailed. 4 very large vote was polled
The contest for Mayor was squsrely on
the Sunday liquor question. Alexander
Lewis was the regular Democratic nominee
and was also at the head OF the law and
order ticket against W. g Thompson.
Republican. The result is decided victo-
~ for the former at this writing. Lewis
majority Is estimated at considerable over
SEQ
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TEACHER.



JUDGE DICkLKsoN PRESIDING.
The present i, the fourth week of The term
aud an unusual amount Of business In. bc,n
done. some sixteen trials have been had and
fourteen verdict. already rcturneJ larger
number ofverdic;s will be rendered a, hi
Court than ever before in single term in ,hi.
County
Oct. 81.
ihos { T.. fnrbush v Walter vikings
and ais
Knowles spoford for flf. Du,ion for Deits.
The Verdict In This case was rendered on
Wednesday last. and was for the Defts.
Oct. 9,
Benjamin snow '. Sylvester Grindle.
Repl.rin for a!oAe OF steers. Verdict for
I'm.
kedman for FIN Wiswel Wiswe!l for Den.
Oct. o..
Inhabt'. Of Buck.port V. Inhab,'. OF orlapd.
Action for supplies furnished a psuper.
yeriict for Pm.
Emery 4 Woolm.n for PIC. Cunningham
Wiswell for Def.
~, o.
100 Y p,..Lv pot,.r, Carry
T,i. .,io, ., ,-.,,.,, .,.i,.,
,ha no g.. ,.,,r.r-iu,, -, ,,o,,,..o,,
not. e. ~. s,,, ~ s,so ,ra IN. ,..,. 90.
whether pac ,oos and convened 10 hi. own
ne. said nate or MOI. Til, pIs ,c.,,6.a ,h..
~, d, s.,,,o,,..,,, ,,.,,t, I'm o,,.,o ,,h.- r,,..
., n,o II 80. -. a.. no
,
wy s'-' H0'' 'o''eu "''h'u 'uc o'ne's' ""0"
sI-V note was gwen him a. extra interest iOr
year, on the two 81 ,ooo notes. Den. d~nied
that he ever gave the note to Pif. or took the
San away. jury disagreed. being out twelve
houF''
i-'4'iH 'oi ~ '' 'o' D'''
Oct - 80.
Gilbert I. Bragdon y. David II. Hod2kin'.
lAi- was an action on the case against Den
10 recover damages Tor negligen tly and care
le>>ly driving hi- team wagon, on road In
the town of Hancock, whereby he collIded with
PIT, single wagon, and broke the same, to-
seiher with rms harness, frightened his
~ anu ''!u''
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nun III ~ 'As us H'i'e OH .''"
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ou' 'hif iheu '''A' inc oo'''s'on .ooH t''e
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THE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY gives public notice
i to all concerned that he has been duly APP
pointed, and has taken upon himself, the trust
OF an Administrator of the Estate of
TIMO THY HARDEN, late OF fremont,
in the County of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for payment.
ii. II. HARDEN.
Oct. 18Th. ISIS. 3wl3.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored


IL Bowery, New YORK Post Once Box, 1885
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly.

NOVEMBER 4. 1875.
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Sch WIN II Archer. Bcllalty. Boston.
sen Far " ind. Loc hart. do.
sch Telegraph. EemIck. do.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-15

In the First ChaRcery Court Of Shelby cour ~
Tennessee-B. p. Anderson, Commissi nrss
Of Revenue, etc., vs.. John +. CrorsWeli
ct al.
TT. APPEARING FROM THE BILL IN
4 this cause. which IL sworn to, that the de-.
PENDANT John i. Cromwell Is nor-resident
q tne state OF tennessee; I'll therefore or
the courthouse in the city Of Memphis Tenn
on or betero the first Monday in Jannarv
1876, and plead, answer or demur Ia CON-
plainant,,s bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed asto him and set for hearing sx
lished onoo o week for four suocess;ve 49,
In the Public Ledger. "o'As
A copy-Attest:
spMgBRA COLE. O. aga N.
JsHN JOHNSTON, Sol. for oomplainant
1873 1891 n9nts
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Attachment Notice.

Before J. M. Coleman, ]. PA. D. Smith ys.
ALT and Hiram Brown.
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAv-
1 ing been sued out under section 3iS Of the
Code Of Tennessee. and returned lowed upon
the property OF the defendants, and afidavit
having been mede that he defendants are
Justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum
Of $50 Is by account. and that the
Of Tennessee; 1t is therefore ordered TIM
the defendants make their personal an
pearance before me on the 18th day OF Janua
~, 1876 at ii o'clock a N ,atmy Office, NO. 294
front street. Memphis, Tenn, and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-.
with exparte; and that q copy of this order BE
published for four successive weeks in the
Public Ledger.
This 5th day Of December, 1878.
IS 9l.9i-lO3 J.. M. COLEMAN, !. p.
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Friday, December ia. Is76.

in trent Of the Office Of the Sheriff Of Shelby
county, on Main street. in the city Of Mem
PMS. expose to public sale TO the highest bid
oer, the certain tract or parcel of land mem
TONED and described in the pleadings and do
cree IN this cause, as follows, to-wit: Part Of
grant No. 23,9OJ in the name of John @ No
Lem0re and A. B. Carr, in range 9, sect;ab :.
OF the eleventh Surveyors District, Shelby
county, tennessee. beginning at a stake from
gum marked K B, the southeast corner of
Richard Blackledge's. grant No. 81 for 500
acres; thence south 3 chains TO a small bl AZ
gum marked Nj r; thence west 40 chains and
~ itnks 70 a stake in the center of Bear Creek
WIN black gum blackberry and ash pointers .
thence north with the center of said creek IA
the nerth limo of John Q. McLemore and
b.. Carrs grant for 5000 acres; thence east ysisN
SAID line - chains to the point of beginy Ire
containing 81 40-lW acres.
Also another piece Of land in range u s...
ton 3. Of the Eleventh Surveyors Dig tyicf IL
SAID county and State, part of grant No. N ii
the name Of Richard Blackledge for s&0
acresi from which south 81 degrees wost 81
INKS q olsck gum marked X y, the southeast
corner OF said grant; thence north 4 deerees
50 minutes east 10 chains and 90 Links 10 a
stake. from which south II degrees west "a
links, 2 large sweet gun marked M P; theoee,
north % degrees 80 minutes west 38 chains to
inc center OF Bear creek, a white oak on the
east bank marked A; thence south with he
center Of said Creek to the south line u said
Richard blackledge'g grant; thence south N
degrees ~. minutes east with said line 81
chains TO the point of beginning. containiSr
81 acres, and making a total Of So 4O-I0Os So3
being the same land set apart to the deierd.
ant .Milly Dean By decree entered in this csuSs.
in the Chancery Court of Memphis on tho Y,b
day of October, 1868,
Terms Of Sale -uash.
JOHN H. FREEMAN. Ca..L
By s. D. HAYS, d. G. eiA'
CAN'T & MCDOWELL, Soils,
November %. 1875. zoos
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ELAN

The Illinois left last evening for Vicks-
burg with one Of the largest trips of the
season.
The Ella for White river, era No 9for
81. Francis river, and Quickstep, also,
had trips Of people and freight.
The Clinton and Andy johnson are
due to-day from New Orleans.
The Yint Shinkle arrived at Cincinnati
to-day.
The Susie Silver left Cincinnati last
evening for New Orleans.
The Robert Mitchell left New Orleans
last evening for Cincinnati.
The Mary Miller, John A. Scudder and
Belle Of Shreveport arrived at New Or.
leans yesterday.
The John Howard, for White river,
and City Of Quincy, for St. Louis, passed
V%lcksburg yesterday.
The Tidal Wave left st. Louis yester-
day for Vicksburg.
The City Of Chester returned 10 St.
Louis with 100 bales Of Eastern cotton.
The Warner and barges took on nearly
5000 bales Of cotton at Hope6eId.
The Belle ST. Louis, due up, received
l488 bales of Eastern cotton at Vicks-
burg.
The Andy Baum, Captain Vinton,
leaves this evening for Cairo, Louisville
and Cincinnati. She is a good boat. MI.
Deems presides at the desk.
Captain Stack Lee has purchased a
half interest in the Idlswild e. the rate
of $45 900 for the whole boat. She leaves
Evansville to-day for Memphis and will
be here TO enter regularly in the Mem.
phis and Chicot City trade on Saturday
next. The Idlewild is well suited for the
trade and she is in splendid trim. Cap.
tain Stack Lee will transfer his officers
from the Quickstep to the Idlewild.
treights on cotton from here 70 New
Orleans took a tumble" yesterday to IS
cents per bale.
The JohnB Maude, Captain Jud West,
leaves promptly this evening for New
Orleans and the bends, making all prin-
cipal way landings. She laid over until
today on account Of some engagements.
Mr.: 4. OUTLAW is her prime minister.
The Rosa Miller, Captain Eph BankHs
came IN last evening from Arkansa'
river with ESQ bales OF cotton and SOL
sacks Of seed, aud reshipped at tho
mouth l43 bales Of cotton. She had also
a good passenger !ist. She leaves this
evening for Little Rock and all way land
ings on Arkansas river, carrying the
mail and attending. 10 ell way business.
Captain Tom Darragh is her g~entlemanly
clerk, and is seconded BY Banksmith.
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Tho French statue Of Liberty.

Paris Cor. New York Tines
have already mentioned the idea put
forth by . number Of our French friends
for erecting q colossal statue to Liberty
upon Bedloe's Island, in New York har
Dor, and have spoken briefly OF the project
presented by NJ. Bartholdl, the sculptor
HIS statue, nov exhibited in plaster, is a
ine one indeed, and has been universally
approved. 1t represents the genius OF
Liberty as rationale figure, neatly draped,
AID holding a lamp high above her head
with the ri sht hand 1t is entitled La
L'berte eel airiant lie Monde. The statue
itself is to be cast in bronze, and will be
over 100 teet in height above the granite
pedestal. The idea at the bottom Of this
fine project is TO erect a grand monument
in souvenir of the ancient alliance and
friendship between France and the United
States. The cost Of this monument is to
be paid by subscriptions opened in both
countries, but France proposes to bear
the la'ger share. 1t would seem from
present appearances that very little
money would have to be subscribed on
the American side of the Atlantic, for
the Franco American committee"
formed here for the purpose OF carrying
out this work, will soon have money
Enough to pay its entire cost.
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FINANCIAL AND uOmmKROlAL

Pu8LIc LKDanB Orrron.
MKNPHrs. TnEN.. December Is. 1875. I

~ 'tt
Business in financial circles to day wal
exceedingly quiet, with little movement
in monetary affairs. Aside from the
regular routine Of local checking and
depositiHg there was nothing doing.
Currency is in light supply, with the
market working rather close. First.
class commercial paper rules at lO@l2
D cent v annum; on the streets rates
on short loans rule at 2@23 y cent. y
month Exchange is somewhat easier
and more plentiful at the following rates;
On New York and Eastern cities buying
fc discount and selling at par on New
Orleans buying at tc discount and sell
ing at par Brokers are paying ll39
ll3t for gold, with few transactions.
Scrips and bonds OF every description
a.. dnii a,d nnminallv nuchauOed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-15
Monday, December 20, 1875.

At the southwest corner Of Court Square. In
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, procead Ia selI
for cash, to the highest bidder, the following
lands lyiog in the States Of Tennessee and
MississiPPi-the FIRST tract lying in Shelby
county, Tennessee: Beginning at the hall.
mile post on the northwest corner of the south
bali OF section Is, township |, and range &.
thence east 81 chains and 5iN links to a stake
thence soqth. q chaine and 8 links TO the Ten
neseee and Mis- .issippi line; thence west with
sald iine "a chains and ~ links TO the sec
ton line between sections l6 and II; thence
north With. said line ~ chains and 5 links to
the beginning; containing 1907 acres.
Also another tract in Shelby county, Ten
I nessee, in the Same range and t0wnfhip. and
beginning a. 9 stake IN the line between SEQ
tions 10 and Is, where the State line intersectg
said fection line; thence west with the State
line Is chains and 45h links to Harris east
line; thence north with said line % chains and
5 links to a stake, Harris northeast corner,
thence east % chains ana 4JM links TO a stake
in the section line; thence south with said
line % chains and s links to the BEGINNING:
containing " acres; and being the same prop
erty conveyed to Sallie n. Harris by j T.
Harris and d. Il Poston By decd, and re-
corded in,the Registers Office OF said county.
IN Book No. ". page a, TO which reference Is
Also one tract Of land in DoSoto county.
MisgiSyisfippi, adjoining the above described
land, thu described: Being so much Of Soc
ton le, township l and range 6 west as lies in
said NeSoto county, Mississippi. and being
the SAME land sold and conveyed to Sallie H..
Harris BY j a.. Harris by deed registered in
the efioe OF Register Of Deeds in said county
made.
The equity Of redemption is waived in the
trust deed tome. n the title is believed 10
pc perfect, but 1 sell and convey only as
Trustee. W. II. DOUGLASS, Trustee.
II. MALONE. Atty. $685.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-12-15
COTrOR.

The market this morning opened firm,
with a good demand and liberal offerings.
Estimated sales for the day, 5000 bales;
sales yesterday footed up 1000 bales, OF
which POO were to exporters. 1000 to
spinners and 300 to spectators. New
York spots opened quiet and steady, and
at moon were steady, with a fair demand
at lower rates, futures being quiet and
steady. Liverpool spots we're irmer,
with arrivals also Grmer. New Orleans
was steady, with a good demand.
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