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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17
Profits of Farming.

The Prairie Farmer publishes letter
from correspondent, who says that a
company Of young men discussed the
relative inducements presented by farm
ing and other kinds of business. Most
were i'll favor Of trade, in which some
had become rich quite young. All con-
demned farming as least remunerative !;
and all condemned the slow pay of sal
aries.
Some instances occur, to the knowl-
edge of every one, where men have
become rich by trade The much larger
number have failed and passed away from
view, are forgotten. A careful lifelong
count was made by the late Amos Law
renee in Boston, and he could not find one
in twenty that had succeeded. A similar
count was made in New York, with
almost identical results. But each one
hopes that he will be one of the few that
draws the prize. But even among those
who succeed, it is altogether probable
that the same degree of industry and
vigilance would have done more by
farming through the average of long
series of years. We know farmers
whose net receipts average two or three
thousand dollars year, and many, with
moderate farms, who exceed thousand
dollars annually. Well, but we are told
that merchants sometimes make ten thou
sand dollars or more yearly. But these
omit to state that this is often lost in day
and here comes in the nineteen-twen-
tieths who fail.
The farmers increase is steady vary
ing somewhat, it is true, but on the
whole remarkably uniform. Now sup
pose farmer lays up surplus of but
three hundred dollars annually, and
adds yearly interest at seven per cent Ca
moderate average for the country at
large and he would have in life of
forty years, or from thirty to seventy,
the following sums
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17
1T Is WONDERFUL.

To see the goods am ofering at the low price OF
SO cents. in, or visiting Bellows Falls should
fsii to see the new goods just received at
Al o. r. WOODS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17

= The Mayor of Brainard, MINI.
was in the lookup the other night fol
getting drunk and beating his wife.
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Commissioners, Notice.

RICHARD wHITNEY'S ESTATE ii.
VfHE UNDERSIGNED, having been spIp9WsH;sis
= the Probate Court of the District q Hs.sss
commissioners to receive. examine ahp ~ II,
claims and demands of ali persons agalnsit y.
tate Of RICHARD WHITNEY late OF o " .bss
SAID District, deceased. and the claims " X
ceased exhibited in set off to- the elaiIns sfs
creditors, hereby give notice that we Wll i ~
the purpose of examining and allowing az ~ 4 8
aI the counting room of Chester BOOT " gily(1
Snester, on the SECOND MONDAYS " - IS
ny and APRIL. A. d. 1876. from I eloyls s
until O'Clock P. N. on each Of said days N h S
SIX months from the 9th day of October, e. -
Is the time limited by said Court for sala ~
70 present their claims TO us for exam
allowance. =. IB
Dated at Chester, this 18th day Of Novem 0si'D
s.H. LEONARD, Commissions
ii. X, WHITE. aa
DR.. u, g. WHITING, Admir-.
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II, as some farmers could do, he
should lay up $1,000 annually, and add
IN the interest, he would have in forty
years or when he becomes old, no less
than $4,000 as fortune. If he had
made this by trade and not lost it
again, he would be held up as trium.
plant proof of the great superiority OF
other business over that of the farm
Country Gentleman.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17
ERESH AND SALT FISH,

Of every variety can be found at e. DEWEY'g.
A large stock of Salt Fish of all kinds ineIoding
choice Mackerel in bulk and kits just received
az
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STAGE NOTICE.
TROY BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Established IL years Devoted to the practical ed
ncauon Of young men, and to giving them a success
ful start In life. ADVANTAGES best teachers,
ost beautiful penmanship most practical course in
book keeping, moderate expenses and best facilities
I9r procuring employment for graduates For Cat
alogue, gluing full information, address
JNO. r. CARMEL, PRINCIPAL.
TROY, N. Y. 1855
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people Of Bellows Falls and vicinity
ATTENTION

Haye Just received fresh stock OF Mems Ladies',
and Childrens' Boots and Shoes which propose to
sen At small profit, and in these hard times a dol
lar saved is dollar made, Read our advertisine
medium and profit by its teachings
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-17
NEW FIGURING MILL
AT THE
BELLOWS FALLS GRIST MILL

we would now announce to the pubic ~ ~
nave completed our arrangements for poilh. n,
ana are now prepared to do custom boafl1s ?
Also to furnish Grain. Meal and Fees
cred to order any where in the village. uisss
helted and promptly filed. BY close auenSsa
business and fair dealing, we hope to receiver
46 ~ "'Os'' H.ADAas,h
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Ca Call and see me before you buy. Custom work
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DAILY EVENING TRAVELLER

Five Editions each day. $500 per year. rs cents
month by mail, or delivered by carriers in Bostoi
and vicinity.
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and II was reported to-day that one
firm alone within three days had made
advances 20 the extent OF s., 0OO, 900 on
produce now en- its way TO the seaboard
Transactions at the stock exchange ag-
gregsted 1856 coo shares, Of which Is
0OG were Pscific Mail, 1900 Western
Union, $500 Northwestern common, 1000
St Paul common, 5000 preferred, 5000
Erie, 10000 st Joseph, 22,GO0 Lake
Shore, 900 Ohios, II, 600 Union Pa
cific, aud 10000 Missouri Pacific. The
following were the closing quotations.:
Western Union = --7ph, 76s; Pacific
Neil, 80; Adams express company,
1913; Wells & FsrgD's Express COM
pany, 50; American Express company,
5St; United States Express company,
45t; New York Central, 1865 Erie, II;
Erie preferred, IS; Harlem, 1921; Har-
lem preferred. 1870; Michigan Central,
S.; Union Pacific stock, ia; Lake Shore,
6ll; Illinois Central, 92t; Pittsburg,
SIS ex.diy.; Northwestern, 36s; North
western preferred, 524; Cleveland and
Columbus, $50; New Jersey, 1911; Rock
Island, lO4B; st. Paul $50; st. Paul,
preferred, 64g; Wabash, 106; Wabash,
preferred, l07; Fort Wayne, 974; Terre
Haute, 5; Terre Haute preferred, 20;
Chicago and Alton, 964; Chicago and
Alton preferred, los; OHIO and Missis-
sippi, ia; Indiana Central, st; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, 112s; Hsnni-
tai and st. Joseph, 22t; Delaware and
LackawanDa, III; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, IS; Central Pacific bonds,
l04; Union Pacific BOMBS, 1032.
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Friday, the 18th Day Of November, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real property, situated, lying and being in
District No, 10 of Henderson county, in the
State of Tennessee, bounded and described as
follows, that Is to say:
One tract Of eleven (IO acres entered in the
naU4e of Nancy Souls, beginning on stake
and two black gum pointers runs $50 poles
south of the northeast corner of No $50 for
$50 acres in the name of John Y. Hartman;
runs west A poles to two tupelO gums in
Branch river swamp; thence north 40 poles TO
a white eak; thence east "A poles to a hickory
Sapltng in the west boundary line Of the said
hartman tract; thence south 40 poles to the
Also one tract of twenty C9O) acres, being
part of q hfty-acre entry in the name OF A bra.
ham niece, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming on stake, and poplar and dogwoOd, in
the creek bottom, the Southeast corner of the
standing on each side Of the jack
son road; thence south lOo, east with
the meanders Of said road 81 poles
to q black oak and poplar in the west bound
airy line OF j. I. Harman, No, S3s. as above;
thence south 40 poles TO a hickory; thence
west IS poles to a hickory, the southwest cor
ner Of the same; thence north 80 poles TO the
Also another tract OF twenty nine C29) acres,
bounded as follows: Beginning on a black
stump and chestnut on the north side OF the
Jackson road, on Niece line, and runs west
Al poles to a hickory and black oak; thence
north 721I poles TO a dOgwOOd and hickory;
thence west 40 poles TO a hickory and walnut;
thence north lQ215 poles TO poplar and ssh I;
thence east % poles 70 stake IN II Gees W. st
line; thence south So east with the meanderS
OF j. W. Turner's lands 80 poles TO the begin
ming.
these three entries and parts of entries con-
tanning by estimation 80 acres, more or less.
A sO one Otu5r tract OF land of sixty l6O1
acres, granted to Anderson ates, and bound
ed as follows: Beginning at a stake IA the
Jackson road, a white oak pointer, 81 poles
east OF the northwest corner OF entry No.
for nifty acres in the name OF Abraham niece,
and runs west 81 poles TO a stake and holly
pointers; thence south 30 poles TO a stake with
pOinteTsi thence east 4S poles 10 a~take IN the
road with pointers; thence south - poles TO
stake with pointers; thence IS poles To a axe,
white OAK an black oak; thence north 100
poles to n stake, horn beam and hickory;
thence west L poles to a stake; thence north
10 poles TO a stake; thence east Is poles to q
d0gWOod; thence "A poles to stake In said
road. with chestnut pointers; thence south
"a, north 40 poles with the meanderings Of
said road to the beginning, including ell that
part OF said entry east OF Turner's branch,
making the meanders Of said branch the west
boundary OF said land so far as to reach John
BrOOks's line.
Memphis, Tennessee, October %, E75.
Z. N. BECKERDITE,
SpeciaI Commissioner of said District Court
L. B. M'Farland and ]. b. Clough, solicit
OrE OcSO
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Attachment Notice.
nEFoRE REGNEW.LP-G.W.

DEFORE q. r. EGNEW, ]. PIG. W. Retter
D & Co. VS.. Z. L. HibbeTts.
InsJhiS cause an affidavit having been made
for an aUtachmr 1t under section - Of the
Code of Tennessee; that the defe daut is
nOu-restdence, ETC., and personal service can
not be had upon him; that he is indebted to
plaintiff in the sum OF S43, and attachment
having been issued and returned ev Ell, ETC.,
1t is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal, one OF the
neWsp apers published In the city of Men,
phis Tor four consecutive weeks, notifying
Main ST. in the city OF MempnIs,o ON the 4th day
Of December, 1875, at ten o'clock am, to de-
fend this suit or the same will be heard eX
parte. This 28th day of October, 1875.
Oc29-fri G.. r. EGNEW, j. p.
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!
The GENERAL MARKET yesterday
yvss lesz active than on the previous
DAYS OF the week; the up-Tlver boat Win
DrSducs dir Tot arrive until ne9rly nooni
sui the C7erinss we're, thersf re, small
Coro in the ear oh aimed no better offer
man sc Oa.s sold a. 47c for white and
2qc for mixed. H1y, ordinary mixed,
aold 1876 50 Eggs were again higheT,
25r. Chickens anu other poultry were
unchanged, with moderate holding and
ouiet demand. Cd5bdge sold at 81 to IS
sec9rdiug TO size aUd freshnessi some
s,rrrt I,Ige snd fresh brought sc. Corn
y,,cyl sold A. =. tut esr'y Ia the morning
9 Iot -old 81 g 10 Apes are IN i'm
moved demand At S3(g5 81 nom g3od 20
fsucv Onions are Gull and slDklng
E,,if0es are he coutToveTsy-theg general
criuion appears to be that they are
about as iC~ ss they can get. out mat
there Is not much chGuca of advance Tor
some time % come, as natboat losu5
Ill sCoD be added TO tbs usuSi CITY
sfncks. others are Of opinion that the
,1rerani low rates viii stop shipments
md HIGHER prices ensue. The south has
many homegrown pOtatoes-tnis VIII
decrease the dsmaud-the crop IS lsIse
-fbis will increase the suppiy-With
ave-ega weather and average depth OF
,ysf4- la tie river, the pT- spscis can
Esrjlv H. called tuoyauf. Bacon Is al
most over for the season. anc u x NEST
81 taking its plscei PHces uh-
,.f,aurei: no sugaT-cuTed mans
- rraskf.st bacon are on the msIEet
he New York Bulletin says: "Iht
oor,u,ittee o. ard. o. the produce ex-
Zee, ON Ssrurdsy finally disposed o.
80 mach .tslkod-o' corner in lard, De
cIding that the price as 8 basis OF settle Ills,
Tsant should be IL is cents" 1h'
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FISANgE AND TRADE.

FINANCIAL BUSINESS was quiet yes
terday, with no variation in the state OF
business. Rates Of exchange remain al
! discount buying on New York and
the cast, on New Orleans /; selling on
both 81 par. Money continues plenti-
flI. while den a lds for loans are small 4;
.f nose dem suUs were more sctive 1t
would Ue indicative - more business
iha IN AZ present exists. There are, how
ever, numerous indications Of improve
msnt. The Chicago TCiJSHe Fays
packers have commenced lively opera
lions, aud will make heavy draughts on
Johnston; while exchange has been
cheap cauntry banks have been Crier.
ing large sums placed 70 their credit no
New YORK. The CincinBsi Enquirer
reports an easy money market, ample
funds a. the bank, pork beginning 10
come ia, inducing a flow of currency to
the country. The st. Louis Globe says
the demand for currency was sharp, and
there was SOME clOseness; the demand
was for business purposes, aud none
tary trade showed exceeding healthi-
ness. Tho e wss great pressure to sell
on the last three days Of the week. This
indicates the clgseness OF money here,
comnelling banks to draw on their east
era reserves, although 1t must be re-
membsred mat shipments OF products
srs making large quantitiss Of eX-
c1auCe." The New York Times says:
"TIe continued shipments Of currency
u the west and sCu.h, aud the increased
mercantile demSDd have induced the
tsnks u maintain their rates at 4(95 per
cent, bu- on the street the supply
wss ample late IN LCe week a. 3tG4 per
cent. The banks and other financial
Institutions are Rbundantly supplied
with Capitsl, aud sn advance in Tstss IL
sure 10 cause are offerings Of money,
so that IL Is Dot thought that anything
approaching jU -tringency need lie an.
ticipsted TIE BsItimOTel Trade ReUitoO
reports sla factory amount Of 5usi-
moss, with every reason to feel assured
81 continued good season. The New
Orleans psT ers express satisfaction with
the course Of business, especially in dry
g1OA In CinCu natl the uncertainty as
TO the condition Of the hog produce this
season. mad made caution dominant.
Boston reports 3 better trade. Looking
over the country ln general, we can see
that eight times" are not yet over; but
there l. improvement, and evidence
that better times are near at hand.
Gold opened 10 Sew York at 1l4t, and
at noon qI ted ll4s; here the brokers
offered l13t@ll31. There was rumor
on Madison street that new issue OF the
Bank Of Tennessee was in inquiry, but
we could learn no particulars Of such q
proceeding. Local scrip that can be used
toy taX-I8y-rs j. II increasing demand.
C8ulty 7cup is 0u the advancing plane,
though without advance at present.
Sire and police scrip il still quiet and
b. svy. Other scTips and Issues remain
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, November 1.-The
print market has been more active, and
some large package sales were made at
irregular prices. Plaid prints were in
gOod demspd and firm. Cotton goods
limited 20 request, but steady. Cotton
flannels and corset jeans active. Wooden
goodsquiet. The Daily Bulletin says that
several hundred cases of water relic
shawis were sold at auction, and brought
good prices,
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NOTICE no CREDTTORS.

No 454 Rules-Au Jne Cnancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-James a. An
dsrson, Administrator de bcnis non OF v m.
G. Ward, deceased, VS.. A. q. Kerr ct al.
Ut appearing FROM the bill in this cause, that
i THIS ia a proceeding to settle the estate OF
VIVA. D. Ward, deceaset Z, as an tnsolvent es-
tate such in solvency having been prOpe rly
suggested, 1t is ordered that all parties cla M
ing TO be creditors of said estate, make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
LIST day of February, 1876, and have themsel yes
made par les defendant and file their cla1 Jns,
or the same will be forever barred, and that a
COPY of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Mem his
Appeal. This October q, 1915.
A copy-attest: EDMUND \. COLE,
CLERK and Master
ByE.B. MCaENRY, Deputy c, q NJ.
JARNAGIH & FRAYsER, Soils for COmpt.
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Saturday. Move n ber q, 1875,

within legal hours, the following desert oed
real estate, or so much thereof as viii be suf-
fcient TO discharge the taxes adjudged agal osl
said property and all costs as set forth in said
decree, to wit: A certain piece of real tate
lying in Shelby county, Tennessee, in The city
OF Memphis, and known as lot Sin biOcB 10, in
said city beginning on the south side Of alce
street, I65 feet east of Schools street; thence
running southwaTdly 2j8 feet; thence east
wardIy so feet; thence northwardly 216 feet;
thence westwardly 50 feet to the beginning.
This 9th day of October, 1875.
Is. Z. AN DERSON,
Commissioner of Reveuua.
afr
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
Weather and Rivers.

Jack Frosl's visitation yesterday
morning has strved to give Us purer at
m1spbere, though overcosts, hot stoves
and liquid comforts were in demand
until Old Sol got in his work fairly,
then the streets were thronged with the
beauty and the chivalry Of the bluff,
and our elegant wsrdrobes got an airing.
All the while the thermometer was
making the altitudinsl extremity OF 60o.
The rivers are faithfully chrOuicled in
the signal service observer's table ap-
pended, 10 which may be found the pres
ent condition and changes in the past
tweuty-four hours:
OFFICE OF OBsERVATIoN,l
SIGNAL SERNICE Z. :. Army,
MEMPHIS. TENN, November II, iS75.J
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saturdsY. NoYember "a. Isa6,

within legal hours, at the Courthouse door il
the city of Memphis, sell at public auction &c
the highest bidder, for cash, the following real
estate, or SO much thereof as viii be sufficient
10 discharge the taxes adjudg5d against said
property aud all costs as set forth in said de-
cree, belonging to defendant, lying In Shelby
wood avenue, between Union and Kerr avenue
near the city of n empRis, in Fourteenth Civil
district; bounded on the south by lands Of
Francisco q Virgins; on the east and north
by lands Of w. H. Cherry, containing about
eight acres.
This 2Sth dsy OF October, 1875.
Has. B. Z. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue
John Johnston, attorney.
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ny virtue OF a deed OF trust made TO me as
ID Trustee, by Albert N. Wood, on tue 2lst
1913, in record book No. ~, page 42l, for the
benefit Of Samuel MOsby and Josiah ID. VIII
liaIns. and at the request of the benehcisTies
of said deed Of trust, will, on
Wednesday, December 8, 1875, -.
in front of the Courthouse, ON Main street, IN
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to
sell, at public auction, TO the highest bidd IL,
for cash, the tract Of land named and de.
scTibed In said deed Of trust, as follows: = {.
uatsd lying and being in the c0untvn OF Shell
by, state of Tennessee, tO-wit: Being al that
part of the following described lands. lyiI z
south Of the line Of the emphis and On res
ion RAILROAD, viz In the eleventh surveyors
district, and sixteenth civil district, Of "a Il
county, on both sides of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and bounded as follows,
to-wit: Beginping at a stake with red and
white oak pointers, on the north line Of Var
sers land; thence north seventy-ssven chaius
and fifty links "a C. - l. 10 take IN the cen
ter OF the Memphis and COIiervilie plank
road; thence north 6S9 W. four csaIns and ILL
teen links 4c, Is H. TO stase In said road;
thence north twenty chains and forty links
go c. 40 IL to stake in ). MOSby's corner
with black gum pointers; thence EAST fifteen
chains % e. 10 stake % " L links iro m
n rel oak pointer; thence south tWenty-eigul
chains and forty links rs 10 H. TO stake in
said plank road; thence south 81 east with
said road five chains and fifty links IS c. 80 IL
to a stake; thence south seventy-two chains
az c.) to black OAK marked as a corner wi
sweet gum pointers; thence west with cross
line nIteen cnalns ana twenty -uVe INKS 10 c.
% l.) to the beginning; containing one hum
dred and fifty-line 42-IO0 acres, as surveyed
by John Brown. surveyor of said county, June
II, 1855 excluding the area of the railroad so
as to leave said $50 42-lOO 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 for
title, dated January II, 1850, of record in the
Registers office of said county, In book No. 40,
part l, pages 6S4, 5S5 and 596, in pursuance of
which bond this deed is executed; said pant
living sOuth of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, containing one hundred and ten
acres, more or less, together with all the priv
iieges and appurtenances thereuntO belong
ing.
Right of redemption waived; title believed
TO be good. but 1 will only convey as Trustee.
Sale TO take place between the hours of 10
and u o'clock am.
TOM GALE, Trusl Zee.
Memphis. November s, 1875.
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Imports.-M. & c. r. r., $50; M. & T.
R. r.. $50; L. & \. G. :. r. R, All; T.
& n. + R, l89; NJ. d l.. R. R., 57S;
steamers, 1917.
Exports M. d G. R. R., $50; NJ. &
T. r r., 7s7; J.. d Y. G. S, r. R, $751;
cleaners south, 2I24; by rail north, 1882
by rail south, 7S7.
The following are the official tele-
grams Of the condition Of the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex"
change:
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No 96I, r. D.-Flrst Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-B. p. Anderson, Com
missioner of Revenue, VS.. 1hos. Willlam-
son, and others.
Pursuant to a decree for sale entered in
the above stated cause on 18th day of June,
1875 and recorded in Minute Book Il, page 1855,
l will sell at public auction, at the Courthouse
door in Shelby county, to the highest bidder,
q 81 In
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Tssterday's Nv YOrk closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, IL l6c; coed
orjiuRry, AZ Ice; low middiiDg, l3c;
miGdling. l3 slice; good middling,
"a 7l6c; GALES, 1928 bales. Middling
enre zine last year, l4Sc. The tile
.yrams give the tone Of the market as
follows: 1880, quiet; II. firm; 2, steady
3 steady.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tsle-
ors,, rspofts: Uplands, 65d; Orleans,
5-IGd. -s!ss, IA, QUO bales. Re ceived, $500,
~ which 500 asTe American. Upland
roiddIipg came time last year. ll-l61.
ma tone OF Inc market was HTIa al
noon. unchanged at O'clock.
Tba following are the closing rates in
New York futdres for yesterday and the
day before:
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sHturday, November a., 1879,

within legal hours, at the Courthouse door in
the city OF Memphis, sell at public auction "a
the highest bidder, for cash, the following rea-
estate lying in shelby county, Tennessee, ano
in the city OF Memphis or so much thereof a.
will be sufficient TO discharge the taxes adj
judged against said pr perty and ali costs az
set forth In said ecree, known and described
as follows: Beginning on the south line Of
Adams street, $50 feet east of the east side oil
Fourth alley; thence asst with the south side
of a ANS street 80 feet; thence south 1857 1eet
to an alley; thence west with the north line OF
said alley 80 feet; thence northwardly az right
angles with Adams street 1857 feet TO the be.
ginning.
This 18th day of October, 1875.
H. Il. z. ANDERSON,
Commissioner Of Rev enue.
John Johnston, attorney.