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STORE TO LET-FOR TAILOR WATCH
N maker shoemaker any kind OF business rem re-
duced, adjoining entrance TO Frankfort House. 2O2 VIII
liam street; corner store, Frankfort street
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UniGrnished.

TO LEF.-FoUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
House, SS7 East Nineteenth street. with all i'm
proyements aud m perfect order rent Sl2u Inquire
Df SChAWEI. rs ohm street
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ITO LET--A SPLENDID FACTORY FOUR STORIES
and cellar, size IS feet front by 100 deep with
b0hOrse power steam engine. steam elevators and
every convenience also three adjoining Buildings each
stories and basement size Is BY 81 communicating
by steam power with factory; would lease he entire
premises 70 responsible party for term Of years
Apply at 20 East FORTY .tirst street
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II store No 6O7 Broadway. 10 rent together or scpa-
Iately desirable location Tor Jeweer, tauor or oiner
retail business. Apply to HORACE s. ELY, NO. 20 fine
street.
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DOUBLE STORE TO LEASE, 35 CROSBY STREET
N near Grand street and Broadway for family gro
gerry and liquor store present tenant got rich during
fourteen six double six story tenement houses
adjoining said store the owner viii only permit one
grocery store In said six houses Apply to owner IL
t15rOSby
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RIO LET-EAsT TwENTY-THIRD STREET. NEAR
avenue a, one FIVE story Factory Building. 50xl01
light from all SIDES; yard engine, &c immediate pos
session OF three h0ori terms most reasonable Apply
at So Broadway, corner seventeenth street
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAM nip LINL-FOR cALlFoR-
J. mia, Japan aud China, from per Y North hver.
FOX ASfIAWALL VIA SAMANTHA . :.
COLON Tanner = i pa ~ rHrIs ~
FROM SAA FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA,
GREAT REPUBLIC, -, .........t........;... ..May
For freight or passage apply at pier AZ A0rh RIVER
u. ]. BlLLAY, Superlntendent
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ITO LEr--A FEW DESIRABLE FLATS IN ArIRsr
Il class apartment building Inquire OF CHARLES Y.
WAKELEY, No l04 sast Tenth street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
Wednesday, December 8, 1875,

in front of the Courthouse, Oh Main street, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed TO
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
scribed in said deed of trust, as follows: Sit
uated, lying and being in the county of Shell
by, State of Tennessee, to-wit: Being all that
south of the line ofthe Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, viz. In the eleventh surveyors
district, and sixteenth civil district, of said
county, on both sides Of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and bounded IS follows,
to-wit: Beginning at stake with red and
white oak pointers, on the north line of Var
ser's land; thence north seventy-seven CHI aims
and fifty links "a 9, 80 IL TO stake in the CEN
ter OF the Memphis and Collierville plank
road; thence north $50 W. four chains and If
teen links IA c. Is IL to q stake In said road
thence north twenty chains and forty links
go c.40l.) TO a stake in 3. Mosby's corner
with black gum pointers; thence east fifteen
CHAINS 15 CO. to a stake n. 500 W, L links from
q red Oak pointer; thence south twenty-eight
chains and forty links rs G. 40 ~ TO stake in
said road five chains and fifty links (ao. 80 n
to q stake; thence south sevepty-tWo ehains
az c.) 70 black oak marked as a corner With
line fifteen chains and twenty five links us 9.
% ~ to the beginning; containing one hun
dred and Afty-nine 42-leo acres, as surveyed
II, 1855, excluding the area of the railroad so
to leave said l59 42-l00 acres within said
metes and bounds, after deducting said rail-
road; being the same land bargained and sold
by said Goodwin to said Wood, by his bond tor
title, dated January II, 1850, of record in the
Registers office of said county, in book No. 4G,
part !, pages 5S4, SIS and 536, In pursuance OF
which bond this deed is executed; said part
lying south Of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, containing one hundred and ten
acres, more or less, together with all the priv
ileges and appurtenances thereunto belong.
ing.
Right OF redemption waived; title believed
to be good, but will only convey as Trustee
Sale 10 take place between the hours of H.
and L. O'Clock an.
TOM GALE, Trustee,
MeIaphis November 6, 1878
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Tuesday, December IL, 1875,


on the premises hereafter described, in the
town of Bartlett, Tennessee, proceed TO sell, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the town lot named in said deed of trust, and
described as follows, to-wit: Being a part of
block 3, in the plan of said town OF Battlett,
and beginning at a stake In the old Memphis
and SOmervile plankroad north SO eighty
feet to a stake; thence 80 feet to a stake;
thence north las feet to q stake in an avenue;
thence west with said avenue lbs feet to a
stake; thence south 2S2 feet to a stake on said
old plankroad; thence east with said road 80
feet to the beginning, said lot lying and being
in the town of Bartlett, seventh civil district
of Shelby county, Tennessee. 1 will also sell,
together with said lot, the gristmill, sawmin,
boilers, engine, blacksmith shop, wood shop,
and mil hOuse, erected on said town lot, with
all of the privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Right of redemption waived. Title believed
to be good, but will only convey as trustee.
Sale to take place between the hours of 10
O'Clock am. and o'clock p NJ.
November 8, 1875.
nOVl2 .. JAMES W. ELMORE. Trustee
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


CHICAGO, November l9.-FloUr dun. Wheat
in fair demand at lower rates; No. spring,
81 06E. Corn irregular but higher; No.
mixed, Size. Oats unsettled and lower, 500
3O7kc, Rye frmer and held higher. Pork
dull for cash, RTmeT for options; $50 spot.
Lard firm, l2c spot or options. BULK meats
arm. Whisky firm, 81 ll1a.
LOUISVILLE, November l9-FlOur steady.
Wheat quiet. Corn steady, with fair de-
mand, 61a6sc. Oats quiet but steady, S6942c.
Rye steady. Hay daD, sl2gl9;, Provisions
meats-sales, in salt q ON ten TO nfteen days,
at 7JsGSls. lidllZ, llaEc. Lard-uerce, 1870
keg, I451EgI4szc. Whisky, 81 IL.
CISCIENATI, November l9.-Flour steady.
firm; old, 6Sa65e; neg, 45@15Oc. Oats hrmer
held higher, 2s@42c. Rye steady, 7S9s0c. Pork
quiet. Lard quiet but irm; steam, lie; kettle,
l3Gl314c. Bulk meats quiet. Green meats
hams, 10 9-l69llJsc, as TO weights. Whisky
strong, 81 II. Butter steady.
ST. LOUIS November l9.-Wheat firmer,
No fall, 81 - cash. No. fall, 81 251zal q.
,asgISc November. Oats firIner; No. M xed,
S214 taS21Sc cash Barley and rye dull. Pork
quiet; new, So IS. Lard higher, ll54c cash and
next week. Dry salt meats nrmer, "a, l0149
here. Bacon doll, 10, IS1{Sl319e. Whisky
steady 81 l2 H9gs h s SB;tc 1S5keF q = SS
Cattle higher; good to choice natives, s. 25q
l2h; iun 10 fair, s. 1894 50; common, 50
as o0i GOOD 10 GnClc6 exams - O04f 20 uleul-
um 10 fair, S393 %; common, g 50g% ,.
NEW YORK, November l9.-I'c4 ~ less
active; supernne state aud western, 81 $50
5 10; st. Louis, s. 6Oa9; rye-1iOur dull Corn
meal steady at So 25,9S rs. Wheat a shade
arIper; No. Chicago spring, 81 2S9l 30. Corn
more active and higher; mixed western,
steam, 1899. Oats frmer end active;
mixed western snd state, 42s45c: Sugar
prfme SEC. Molasses- foreign nominal; New
Orleans new, 50d6Oc. Petroleum 1rmer;
crude, 65Ec: refined, l21zal25Ic. Fork hrmer;
old mess Jobbing at so S1z; all the year, s20 20
Beef and cut meats quiet; city long clear, l2S
I2IIc Lard Hrn; prime steam, l2H9l2i4c.
Butter-choice irIl: others unsettled west
erp, l6d25c. Cheese duh at bSl2esc. Whisky
a shade easier at 81 1871.
NEW OIL Fans, November l9.-SugRr dull
and lover; inferior, SIC; common, 1866
fair 20 fully fair, 6[e71sc; prime, re; strictly
prime, Sc; yellow clarified, 81 ssc. hoiasses
dull aud SC lower; inferior, Soc; common, sc
fair, 40gI2c; prime, 44946c, strictly prime to
choice, 479J0c. Flour quiet and hEIni super
dne, 81 50; double extra, s.; treble extra
s. 2J96 90; choice and family, 50 1907 30. Corn
meal dull at 50 80. Corn quiet al 7Og72c FOR
yellow and white mixed brought 81 10. Hay
no sales prime quoted at sls92I. FoTk
dull; new held at SO; old, So D. Dry sal,
mesJs-shoulders dun and lower at s9914c
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PROBATE COURT SALE
r. g al 81 - tat e.
No. 2Os R. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
nllnIL- Ton N 4aR--Elnnie s Marsh- nlnila-

No. 20S r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Ten nesse.-Fannie s. Marsh, admin
isiraJrix, etc, We. SIN Marsh, ct al.
DN virtue of decree for sale entered in
d this cause, will sell st public auction,
to the hig hest bidder, in front of the court
house door, on Main street, Memphis, on
saturday, DeeeM Der 10, 1876,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Living and being in the
Sixth civil district Of Shelby county, Tonnes
see, as follows:
AITof lot No, T. containing 81 400 acres, w.
ing on tbs west side of the Big Or. Elk plank
road, bounded as follows: On the east by
MaTSh'S avenue, on the west by the Thomas
lands, on The north by the lands of Fisher &
Angus, on the south by the land of simeon
Marsh.
Lot No. ., containing % 24-IOO acres, lying on
each side of said plank road and near Wolf
river, bounded as follows: On the east by the
land of Cherry, on the west by the lands OF
the Rawlings estate, on the north by the
lands of Simeon Marsh, on the south by the
lands OF the John 4. Marsh estate.
Also portion of lot No. containing % So
100 acres, lying on the north side of said plank
road, bounded as follows: On the east by the
lands of Mary A. Marsh, on the west by the
dover of Fannie s. Marsh, on the north by
the lands of the estate of John L. Marsh, on
the south by the Big creek plan kroad.
For more perfect description of these lots,
reference is made TO plan of subdivision made
by c. z. Burk, County Surveyor, in case of
No. 545, N. r. D., First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county.
The minimum value OF said land is $50 per
acre.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, balance in
six and twelve months, purchasers executing
notes with approved security, and lien will
be retained until the purchase money Is
wholly paid.
This November l5, 1875.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
E. NJ. Hearn, sol for complt. nol5
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, November l9.-The dry goods
business is generally quiet with the commits
sion houses, and the jobbing trade was dull.
Fancy caSsimeres are in fair demand by
clothiers. Cotton goods moved along slowly,
with unchanged prices. Brown sheetings
firm. Bleached shirtIngs dull and irregular,
Low and fine grade cotton fiannels are in good
demand and closely sold up. Prints are quiet
except for job lots OF Spragues' and Americans
which sod in liberal amounts.
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COTTON STATEMENT.

InaDortS.-M. &C. r. R.. 5l3; NJ. & 7.
r. r., 66S: L. & n. @. =. r. R, 843; P.
q NJ. R. R, 100; NJ. & L. R. r., 942;
steamers, 17O7.
Erports.-M. & c. r. R., 800; L. &
n. G. s. R R, 1886; NJ. & T. r. R.,
$50; steamers north, S45; by rail north,
22O6; by rail south, $50.
The following are the official tele-
graa.s Of the condition Of the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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1 B a IT III
Trenament for ChrOnIe Diseases.

nR L. A. WHITE, lS2 DeSoto street, is now
~ prepared with the different fumigating
combinations TO treat chronic diseases OF the
Liver, kidneys, Skin. Blood, MercuriRl Poison
ings. Govt, rheumatism, all female COM
plsints, nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Hemor-
rhoids, etc. with his experience with the va
cessfully patients who have spent hundreds OF
dollars at the Hot Springsaone or two seasons
without dement,, ne considers the com bination
superior to the springs. Cost OF the treatment,
SO for fifteen alternate baths for thirty days,
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust made to me as
ID trustee, by N. Cotton and his wife ]. S,
Cotton, On the LIST day of May, 1873, and noted
in notebook No. 7, page go, and recorded on
the 8th day of May, 1873, in record book No,
SO, page 575, to secure the payment of q certain
pr0misscry note mentioned and described in
said deed, OF trust, and at the request OF the
beneficiary of said deed of trust, will, on
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, lie; good
ordinary, 1890; low middling, 10 l-l6c;
middling, l3sc; sales, 1892 bales.
MiddIing same time last year, l44c.
The kilograms give the tone OF the
market rs follows: 1890. steady; lO:45,
firmer, generally held higher; 1920, Of
fetal says firm, unofficial says generally
held higher; 2:l0, steady; $40, steady.
The following are the closing rates In
New York futures for yesterday and the
dav hPfnrp.
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Our GENERAL MARKET yesterday
had lost the spring OF the earlier part OF
the week, and was very quiet. Corn,
vita a plentiful supply and poor de,
mand, is still dropping; little shelied
hrought 55c; tar corn, 81, o2(95Sc, out
only small lots changed bands. Oats
soId at 4Oc for light naked, and white In
moor sacks 43c; in good gunnies drsy-
load lots brought 45c. Hay sold at s1O
for Arkansas, which is scsTce from de-
law on the road; q little lot OF choice
timothy brought SOS 50. Eggs were
firm AT 27c, some small packages sold az
ose Corrpaedl was in very slender de-
msnd at s. rs. Chickens had lost all
their buoyancy, sales were generally at
seas IS; some good hens sold at $40
* TlrkeUs we're quieteT at S7(9l5.
cabbage was UNCHANGED, good going at
S5S7 Apples were rather siOy at - %
mn: fire Qualities are most wanted.
B,tafoes are 8 distress TO deal
ers. favorable terms in freight
have csused more TO arIive by steam boat
thsu is ususl, but the extent OF the STOCK
in hand, and accounts OF hstboats 10 ar
rive make them heavy to sell. We mo
them offered at 45c q bushel, in sacks;
and hear Of round lots to be got at 81 80
a barrel, thst not more than 81 40 can
be got Is generally sgreed, but 81 81 Is
the asking rate usually. Onions are
Uhard stock" st SOC bushel in sacks,
and 81 5O(61 20 a barrel. Bulk pork is
very eighty lower; mess is weak at
s2S so; lard is quiet and dropping. Figs
feet vary as seen in the tstle below the
barrels, etc, varying in size accordingly.
G,.ota,fons are for round lOtS unless othertstse
erDresssd; for feed and produce, IeUee Tote9.
gESr FsadH lJtTch0seS Tdfes arc propoTts07tutety
hfgheT-
SPPLES-Per BIOL. 81 5Og3 50 for medi I'm /:
az for fine to fancy: bellenOwers and extra
IsGEEF. FRESH, ETC.-Fore quarters, lac !;
,,t,d-0uarters, Ease. Hogs, loo. sheep, Be5c.
iSttiTTT'rER-Cooking, l5S2Oc; good, 2SS0o;
elections, S2s953c; choice, SIC.
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90, 1878.
DIR. JOHNsON
.s=aPRIvATE, ssua.s-up
Medical Dispensarv.
NO. IL JEFFERSON sraEKI
Between Main and From streets,
'a MRMPHIS, TEEH
4 n. KstdbHshed IN 1850.

nR. JOHNSON is acknowledged by SIi PSI.
~ ties interested as by far the most supcess
full physician in the treatment OF private OF
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perma
nent cures guaranteed in every case, male u
female. Recent cases OF 3OnOrhea and Sy
pills cured in few days, without the use
mercury, change OF diet or hIndrsnce from
business. secondary syphilis, the last We tIG
eradicated without the use OF mercury
voluntary loss of semen stopped in a. Z Oai
time Sufferers from lmpOtegcy or lOssOsS g
ual powers restored to Tree vi"nT I a few WfB q
Victims OF self-abuSe and tSCH-,sive vene-y,
suffering from spermatOrrhea and loss OF ply
steal and mental power, speedily and perms.
Dsutly cured.
Particular attention paid to the Diseases o.
Women, and cures guarantseJA
Throat and Lung Diseases Cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Hedicines sent by express to all parts OF the
country.
Office hours from am. 10 pm. Sundays
from to 5 pm.
sepl-dw d. =. JOHNSON, NJ. d.
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DY virtue of deed of trust made to me as
D Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the 2lst
day of January, 1871, and of record April Is,
1873, in record book No. 81, page 42l for the
bene1t of Samuel Mosby and Josiah D. Will
hams, and at the request of the beneficiaries
of said deed of trust, 4 will, on
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
weather and River,

Weather and Rivers.
Weather clear and balmy with pros
poets favorable for rain. Thermometer IS
The rivers are as indicated in the table below !:
OFFICE OF oBsERvArToN,l
SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8. ARMY,
MEMPHIS TENS. So ylber 10, 1876.
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No choice sugar-cured hams in the market;
Inferior, I59lGc. Coffee steady; ordinary TO
prime, fs5<g2lc. whisky dull; rectined, 81 IA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.

In MONETARY AFFAIRS there 10 less
abundance OF money; the banks are
comfortable" and some have abuns
dance, but deposits are lighter, and
there Is q little increase felt in some
places in the applications for loans.
Rates at the banks continue to be 10 per
cent. per aRnum, but paper continues TO
be very closely scrutinized. In the street
there Is not much doing, and rates are
1902! per month. Gold continues to
sdyarce, quoting in New York ll4i st
the opening, advancing to lis, and at
noon quoting ll4I; here the brokers
were offering ll3l@ll4. Nothing was
doing In local stocks OF bonds. We
hear Of nothing Few in Charleston
stock. For police and fire scrip some
brokers say they will give above so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
Magic Lanterns.

AH'AGEI5gER'S Patent ArtHpfieou, the
vi most powerful Magic Lantern ever made:
with brilliant OIL Lamp; for Home, Sunday
School and Lectures, Stereopticons, Etc
BUSINESS FOR 4 MAI WITH SMALL CAPITAL,
Catalogues sent on application,
WM. Y. M'ALLISTER,
saw 79S Chestnut ST., Philade .phia, Pa,
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The market closed firm Gales were 1890
bales, OF all which spinners took 1000
bSles, exporters 300 bales, spectators
100 bales. Middlipg same time last year,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20

THE COTTON MARKET yesterday
opened easy, some buyers said easier
than almost any day of the season. AS
the kilograms arrived they showed bet
ter state Of things than on the preceding
day, and New York at length raised
quotations. This quickened the inquiry,
resulting in good days business, and
holders became sitter, the market clos
ing firm. The inquiry was mostly for
good ordinary snd middlirg; the show
of low middling wss abundant. Some
dusty cottons were also taken, generally
at lO6Ilc, and some stained at Ito
life. Fancy cOttons were wanted, but
they are scarce. The receipt yesterday
was larger than on any previous day OF
the sesson-5027 bales. Our receipts
this season, up to this time, are a, 2O9
tales more than st the same period
last year, and The amount OF this
shipped is also larger than at
this time last year, exceeding
il by q, 2SS bsles. The
stock in hand, however, is 1888 bales
less than ST this time last year, which
shows that Mem Shis is not only re-
ceiviug considerably more cotton than
lsst season, but Slso dispOsing OF 1t
more actively. The quality and staple
Of the cotton thus far received proves to
be most satis'a Glory, and fully sustaiDs
the reputation OF Memphis IS cotton
market unequaled FOR the general excel
lence Of the material that is sold from
her sheds. The official quotations of the
Memphis cotton exchange were as fol-
lows:
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CHANCERY SALE
R 9 al Est TIA g

No. 1914, R.-Chancery Court of Shell county,
Tennessee.-D. Weaver, trustee and receiver
of Planters Bank, Tennessee, VS.. Coleman
Jarman.
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
lit day OF July, 1875, win sell. at public auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, new cOurthoute
building, Main street, Memphis, Tennessee on
Saturday, December IL, 1875,
within legal nours, the IunoEtng describe
property, slInated In Shelby county, Tennes-
A certain tract of los acres OF land, lying in
section !, range 4, 18th Surveyors district
and in the Tenth civil district OF said county:
Beg inning at a stake with ash and elm point
er6, in the extreme south line OF the Sander
lin SSS acre grant, and running thence east 20
chains IS links 10 the southeast corner of said
Sanderlin grs mt; thence north AZ chains and
20 links 10 the south line OF Thomas Watts 100
center Of Wolf river; thence down the center
of Wolf river with its various meandeTlngs,
passing the following stations on the south
bank of Wolf river: First-sOuth 2l5z' west
400 links; thence south So west 80 LINKS south
S. west 600 links, north 81 west 800 links,
north 25o west 60 links, north 640 west $50
LINKS south 81 west 80 links, south 500 link,
links to a point due north OF the oegtnningi
thence south $40 links to The BEGINNING, con
| tanning by survey Of n o. Kirk, lVS acres.
T. rms of Saie-Cash.
Thls Novem er ~, 1875. 80 #
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
BY X. J. Black, ID. c. and NJ.
Kortrecht, Craft Scales, att'ys. novS
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Dacember 9. 1s7k.

1g-NNA1IVVN
in front of the Courthouse, ON Main street, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed TO
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the tract of land named in said deed
of trust, and described as follows, tO-Wft
The southeast quarter of section nine (9)
township one ~, range eight 49,, west of the
basis meridian of the Chickasaw purchase,
situated in Shelby county, Tennessee, near
Whiiehaven, containing one hundred and
sixty geo acres, with all the privileges ana
appurte9ances thereuntO belonging.
Right of redemption waived; title believed
to be good, but l will only convey as Trustee.
Sale to take place between the hours of 10 and
u O'Clock am.
TOM GALE, Trustee.
Memphis, November 8, 1875.
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At 1880, opened firm; 1O:45, steady
and firm; 1890, shade easieri LAS,
steady; 800, quiet and steady; 800,
quiet and easy.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplands, 6Bd; Orleans,
Z 3.I6d; sales, 12,0 600 bales, of which 1900
were Amerlcan. Upland middling same
time last year, 7ad. The tone of the
market was steady throughout.
Liverpool arrivals were steady; no
transactions.
The move uent at all the ports was re-
t,orted "a folIOwss
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed of trust made to me, as
D Trustee, by Samuel NJ. Gates, on the Dist
day OF january 1871, and of record April Is,
1873, in record book No. "a, page 424, for the
hams, and a. the request OF the beneficiaries
of said deed of trust, l will, on
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The following ere the receipts and
stock of the United States ports for the
week ending November 18th:
1855 1915 1884
Total receiptsI,247 65s l,lI26e9 SlS.4ss
IotsI stock -. sos $50 5l6,495 SSl ,4lo
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increase in receipts 81 the United
States pcyts this year, 1S4,s59 bales.
The following is the comparative cot
ton statement for the week ending DO
vember 18th, st 81 United States ports,
as compared with the corresponding
week last YeEr: