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nary 10 prime, Iss4S2Ic. Whiss y-sales o
Louisiana rectihed, 81 Ii: western quoted al
81 lj9l l..
NEW YORK, November 3n.-Flour IN little
better inquiry; Stale and western, 81 800
common 10 good extra, s5G5 -; good to choice,
s 5JB1; white wheat extra, s. U1Gb; extra
ohio, > 1906 -; 81. LOuIs. s. 5lH9; Minnesota
psteut process, extra good 10 prime, = ZO,gI 10;
choice TO double eXtIa. : 2O99 50. Rye hour
quiet, 81 2545 -. COrnmeal steady; western,
So 800 20 Wheat less active; common and
Inferior grades a shade easier; rejected spring,
81 Oigi %; uuEraded dito, 81 l5gl p; No. 2
Chicago spring,Sl 2IgIl >; No. Chicago sTJl ing,
81 a.; No. Milwaukee, 81 2S; No. 8 MilW aCkee,
81 lslLl -; No. | Milwaukee afloat, 81 - win
white, 81 40; Nc. l MI % nnd shell. gan,
nomiualIV 81 Sjal ~ h5 yu.vt but finn;
westeTn, S55gyOc; canada lH bond, S61S7c. Bar
ley excited and higher; two-rOwed state soc;
four row6d state, 81 0s; Canada West 81 05S
j.. Corn heavy ana lover; western mixed,
steam, 7397ic; sail, 74S75I4c;s 4, new, 6297lc,
hlgh mixed yellow we tern, 15G16c. Oats more
active and dy; receipts $500 bushels;
western mixed and state, il9y46c; white west
sTa and state, 4lgJJc; No. Milwaukee, 49Sg
i9Iyc; elected Chicago, ilc Hay firm for
shipping, S0d75. Hops dun; eastern and
western. lOal5-; New York state. l2sLl5c; Cali
fJrula. l7GgOc. Rio coffee active and finn;
god. SuGar-Iair to good refining, $3.50;
prime, s. p. holasses steady and in moderate
demand, 3S,d62c. Petroleum quiet. Pork
steady: new mesS S2l 80; all the year, S244
"A 80. Beef quiet; new pain mess, He; new
extra mess, l2zc. tut meets quiet; western
long clear, middles, ll5lc; city ditto, ll1zc.
Lard steady; prime steam, u l5-l6c cash and
all the year. ButteT-wesJern. l6d2jc; State,
2}g2.. Cheese quiet at 69l2Hc. Whisky
dun 81 Is.
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FINANgE AND TRADE.

THE FINANCIAL CONDITION yesterday
was Of the stareotyPed description. Ez.
change remained steady at ! buying on
New York, on New Orleans, selling
on both at par. Gold took a sudden
star upwar3 b. Eaw York: - Cr Qu Pc
ing a ia. aud lI44, 10 rJze l. li5, auG
at noon O. Il5!. Here the brokers were
willing 20 take Il 81 ll3ialli, hut little
was Offering. Nothing out II the usua,
routine was doing, bu' there was some
inquiry for Iii s.ssippi inst district levea
bonds; they srs tsEel At 32a33, and sell
al 36G37.
Memphis police and nre.------ s0s- S5sS5
Memphis lax scr , --- ----.--..---o. 80 1855
County warrants ---.-----.-----ar---..-st tasa5
State warrants s56ssS
New issue TeuEes,se. ..-.----.-.-----25gI5 d
A dispatch received al the APPEAL
Office In the afternoon ssys: Gold is
higher, by reason % renewal Of ru-
mors about war with Spain"
The COTTON MARKET YES er}ay stood
strong, in the main, notwithstanding
adverse influence. New York was
shiyeing, weak and irregular" were
the words on most OF the days tele-
grams from that place. New Orleans
retained It's figure, Liverpool made no
change, and our market lost nothing Of
its firmness for fair cCttOns. For low
midGl OK, aud above, II was quite firm.
Spectators have discovered that there
is mouey in Il re cOlt0ns, aud that those
cotton will become scsrcer since the
weather we have had of late, and their
purchases are supporting the market.
Common grades, without sharing the
good influences that keep the better
grades fiTm. generally held their
own. Some OF our spectators point
out that while the eastern markets had
no "squeeze" during November, al
though it had a heavy one the month
before, the very quietuie now existing
gives clear indication Of December
squeeze, now approaching. Certain it
is that the speCulators-who are among
the very shrewdest Observers OF the
msrket-have bought more freely than
AZ any previous time during the present
SEASON. The official quotations Of the
Memphis cotton exchange were IS fol-
lows:
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Rare and Valuable Books, House.
hold Furniture, ETC.,
f. R - ALB

Z AVING determined 10 break up house
II keeping, l offer tor sale my Library OF
Miscellaneous Books, Household Furniture
Etc. The collection of books is probably The
finest, for its size, in the state and is hardly
surpassed anywhere. 1t embraces many OF
the best English editions Of standard and
popular woi Ks, by the best authors, in the
most elegant and sunstantisl binding The
books are in good order and well preserved !;
and many or them, being very rare, are sell
dom found in the book stores, and, when
found, are only 20 be had at high prices They
are the collection Of years, having been Sc
lected. from time to time, from the stocks Of
the ieadiDg book stores of the principal ciTfes
and AFFORD rare opportunity To those having
a taste for good reading, and who may wish
to crafty 1t at a moderate cost. I wish to sell
the entire collection together. and TO one pur-
chasing in that way a bargain will be given I:
but II IL cannot be sold as a whole, IL viii be
di vided to suit the wants OF purchasers. The
collection can be seen at my residence, No.
80 second street, by any one who may desire
TO purchase. The ladies are specially invited
to examine IL; they will find IN 1t many books
to suit their tasta, some OF which they cannot
always get, II not sold at private sale within
8 abort time, the books and furniture will be
sold at auction, of which due notice will be
given. y. ". SMITH
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ON the premises hereafter described, IN tiie
town of Bartlett, Tennessee, proceed TO sell I'd
pUOlic auction, % the chest bidder, for CASH
the town lot named il said deed Of tl~a., an.
described as follows, jO-git: Being pert 90
block 3, in the plan Of said town o. BatL gti
and beginning at a stake in the Old heIUPH.
and SOmeTYiile plankr5ad north s. eighty
feet 10 a stake; thence 50 feet to a 81 AXE
thence north lis feet to 4 stake in n avenue
thence west with said avenue 10 fae5 10 q
stake; thence south % feet to 2 stake on SAT-
old piankrOad; thence east with sad road
feet 10 the beginning, said lot lying and 1ein-
of Shelby county Tennessee. / viii also se.f.
together with said lot, the gTiefmill, mail,
bOi erS, engine, blacksmith shop, " OH shop
and mtllhOuse, erected on said town lot, wirg'
all OF the privileges and appnrteuauCes Their.
unto belonging.
Right of redemption waived. Title believe
to be good, but will only convey as trustee
Sale to take place between the hOIrs OF h.
O'Clock am. and O'Clock p m.
November 3, 1915
nOvl2 JAMES W. ELAORE, Trustee
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4 LEX ANDES HELs-FormerIy j. David
~ son Hi q Co. %Ek4SH AED AMERI-
CAN ELATkS, SLABS. EtG., and Agent
for the Williamstown and Franklin Slate
QIarries. The slate from these quarries are
the best American states which have yet been
sent 10 this market, and bear a closer resem-
blance in color, strength and quality to he
Welsh slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from So 50 to $40 per sqttere,
English count.
au7 llO CAROEDELET ST., New Orleans
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Notice is Hereby Given.

THAT Land Warrants Nos. 87,444, 1872,
j 8l,590, 29l2l, 1872, l,Sl6, S7l49. Act OF Con-
gress March 3, 1855, ant Land War ant No.
1871, Act of Congress ls47, were sent by Mr..
John Fontaine and Mr.. j. r. CiRpp to Thomas
Peters, Land Agent, at Memphis, Tenn, Ior
location, in or about A. ID. 1859; that caveats
nave been filed by the undersigned, in the
General Land Office at Washington, ID. c., TO
prevent the issuing OF patents to the frsudu-
lent holders OF the following Warrants: nos.
S,i44 and q, l2l, as the same are lost and We
intend to apply to the Commissioner OF PEN
siOns fer a reissue Of said lost Warrants, to-
wit: Land Warrant No. 81 ,444, for 100 acres, Act
OF on sress March 3, a. ID. IS 3, the property
of j. 4. Clapp, postntfice Columbus, ga; and
Land Warrant No. % l2l, for 100 acres, Act Of
Congress March 3, a. d. 1885, the property OF
j. ]. CIapp, postoffice Columbus Ga.
JULIUS R. CLAPP.
nOyI7 JTTI,IUS i CIApp
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COTTON ETATrAfENT.

IDlDorts.-M. &C. r. r.. 400; NJ. q Z
r. r., $50; L. q 4. G. =. r. r, l68; P.
4 NJ Il R, Z9i; NJ. & l.. R. R., Az;
sic ameTs, 742.
Exports M. d c. r. R. 3l1; NJ. &
It. R. r 4S6; L d \ G. S r R, 10Y;
steamers moth, 44l; steamers south, l04;
by rail north, 14lS, by rail south, ASS
The following are the official te!e-
grams Of the condition OF the domestic
markets SIS received at the cotton ex-
change:
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yDY virtue of a desd OF tTu-t made BY JOhY
AZ and Mamie Hunter and ". n. EaStIan.
TO Joseph WiIlitts, trustee, recorded in boes
los, page J27, &c, in the REGISTERS office o.
Shelby county, Tennessee, viii sell, on
Monday, 27th day Of Deeembsr, 1870.
at public auction, FOR cash, to the hIghes.
bidder, at the north side Of court Square, ga
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, the fJl'OT.u.
described lots Of land, being tGs same eu.
bT6ced in said trust deed, viz: Lots No. /,
and 8, which are subdivisions of lots and 2 Of
Jesse NJ. Tate's Subdi vision, having frat or
orleans street Of 50 feet each, and ruuuia-
back eastwardly lO3 feet inches, situate al
the southeast corner of Orleans anu Tat
streets in the city Of slempuis, III SheiUv
county, Tennessee.
Right of redemption IS waived in said deed,
and the sale will be mace free therefrOm.
nOVll JOSEPH WI LIFTS, Trustee.
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Yesterdays New York closing teIe-
gram repOr 2: Ordinary, IL l.l6c; good
ordinary, l2sc; low middliDg, II l5-l6ci
middling, l3tc; good middling, l2l3-l6ci
sales, lis bales. MiddliBg same time
last year, l43c. The telegIams give the
tone OF the market es follows: 10,
dull; - quiet and weaker; 2:l0, weak
and irregular; 3, weak.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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1920 quiet; 1850, quiet and barely
steady; 1920, dull; $40, quiet and un-
settled; $3.50, dull snd easy; 3:l5, weak.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplands, CID: Orleans.
73-I6d; esles, 5000 bales, OF which $500
were American. Upland middliug same
time last gear, 751. The tone OF
the market quiet throughout.
Liverpool arrivals were l 32d lower.
The movement at al the ports was 1e-
ported IS follow:
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, November SO.-Tbe dry goods
business continued quiet with package houses
and the jObbing tTads was Gull. Cotton goods
IN we'd slowly, except brown sheetings and
cotton fannels, which vera in fair demand
and firm BleRched sheetings dull, and While
Rock red need by agents 70 lJZc. Paid prints
IN moderate request. WOolen goods, Tor men 3
wear, moved rather slowly, ana foreign goods
Epar, very lull-
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trustees saIe---Lucy lots

DY virtue of the provisions of trust desur
ID executed by the purchases OF lois Of Ia~,f
in Lucy" situate on the Memphis suG l5E-
uucah railroad, in Shelby county, Tennessee.
TO b. +. Duncan as trustee, uuiy regis 81.
(the said duncan having uep srJed his n
and 1 being substituted IL his stead b. or ia.
Of the Second Chancery Court Of said cCuu s..
and to satisfy the phase money due a.
each of sad lots, will, a.
Saturday, 4th Isay OF December, 1925
in front of the door che courthouse o
Shelby county, come -- s.. nd PUp.gI
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, Sc. &. the uigr-
est bidder, at public sale f.r casa, the .gls
described in said deeds Of trus-, as 70 lows:
Lot 2, block 3.
Lot IL, block II.
Lot 8, block @.
Lot Is, block h.
All IL said town OF Lucy. sale will COIN
menca at L O'Clock m. Equity CT redeDFl u .
waived.
November 3, 1879.
HENRY <. FULLER, Trustee.
N. ID L Stewart, attorney. now
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KrsIsfAA'a ale.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust made 20 me n
ID trustee, by N. Cotton and his wife J. @.
Cotton, on the LIST day OF Msy, 1873, and noted
in notebook No. 7, page go, and recorded on
he sth day of Msy, 1873, in record look M.
%, page $40, 10 secure the payne OF a certain
prOmissOry note mentioned aud described ia
said deed of trust and at the request Of the
beneficiary OF said deed o. trust. I VIII. on
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ON he 22d OF December, 1875, will offer for
" sale, at auction, to the highest bidder, OIL
tie premises, the residence of the late ColOr ell
Louis Howes, at Horn Lake Depot, Miss, con-
sisiing of 100 acres ofland, good frame cottage,
ba n, and ali necessary outhouses attached
sky acres under cultivation, with fine Dung
orchard.
Terms of Sale-One third cash; balaL ce in
twelve and eightes n months, for which notes
will be taken with approved security, and
which Will be lien on the property until
paid. ED X. HART, Administrator.
Memphis, November q, 1875.
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EsW EB. sESbBKIa s5gs 50
PRTVAZz
Medical E95sUcusagg
No. " JEFFE ssBE %FEssEi
Between Main and From streets,
KEMPHI5, 1883
KEMPHIs, 1883
ESta5ifshs,l IN 1850

hE. JOHN On is GCkn0W .reLrf' by 0ll POT
~ ties Interested as by fsr- De ri OS' sfrE.=--
fui physician i1 the treatment % pr1-- r
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and F..lz...
nent cures guaranteed ll every Cr-s4 .-f.- 90
female. Recent case Hl GOuuIHta slH
pills cured in lev days, without the use n
merCug", Clan-c Of diet or LlUGrSrC, I,.
business Secondary syphilis. the lat yzsig
sradtcated without tine use of mercury ia
voluntary luss Of semen stopped 90 a. q.
time Sufferers from iU prtsuc- or IOs,l-.r >
ual powers restored tOfreG vI-Or ia few wee e q
victims OF seli-ahE~e and excessive yeUa~N
suffering from sDeTmarOUnsa and loss 81. pms
sical and mental power, speedily and ua.r3
nently cured.
Parficulsr attention paid 90 the Diseases a
Women, and cures guarantee
ThroVt and Lung Disease cured .T uH r.
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential,
Medicines sent by express 90 all parts Ol "a.
country.
ONCE hours 'rola am. 10 pm, sUlJag-
from TO pm.
Sgpl-dw ID. 8. JOHNSON, .I. D..
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STONEWALL jackson,

We understand that the well-known pub
liAhlEg house OF ID. APPLE ron * o., New
York. have nearly ready for publication the
lIFE ST SEDNEWAbH. IACHsaBN, fully
illustrated by views and portraits, 1 GLIDING
the orations and scenes attending he unveil-
ing OF Foley Statue of Stonewall JscH son at
Richmond. We advise all, esp. cially dis
ablrd soldiers and women OUT of woi k, TO
write TO the publishers at once and secure an
agency, as the work is to be sold by subscrip.
ton. II will have q large sale. dAw
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Wednesday, d scemo s. 1915,
IN front Of the courthouse, on Main st,ear. go
the city of Memphis, -enness=a. pr0ce-f r..
sell, az public auction, to the highest p.El-.
for CeaG, the tract Of land named and r.-
Scr1bed IN saiG deed Of trust, as IO-LOgss -ff-
uSt- d, lying and being ia 5be county OF -.a.
by, state Of Tenne-sg-- 10 it. Beng l.. -rar
part of the following -C-cF led .zu1s lE.-
south OF the line Of the T-eWuuI- and Ga yes
ton rallIOaCi VIZ Ia .st clever % survey.
district, ana sixieentL glvI district o.. sal.
county, ON both sizes Of the Memphis a..
Charleston railroad, and bounded as folio
tO-wit: BEGINNING 81 8 stake with red aH
white oak pointers, on the north line gl Va.
seT's land; thence north seyenty-seyen euaIus
and fifty links 81 C.. 81 ], 70 take 10 the CaI.
ter of the Memphis and COlie.Eiile uiaus
road; thence north 6S' ". four Chains and
teen links 4 c. ID H. TO a stasse Ia said Ta,d
thence north twenty chains and tOrty liI. E-
90 c. 40 H. 10 stake in =. MOsgy's come.
with black gum pointers; thence east niJatr
CHAINS % c. to a stake so ", Il links tu.Es.
q red oak pointer; thence south JygeuLy-ei-l
chains and forty links f2S C ~ ID 20 a sfake D..
said plank road; thence south 81 east Fglrs.
said road five chains and fifty links G 10 L..
70 a stake; thence south SeFenty-tWO cham
az c. to a black OAK marked a. a corner wa
sweet gum pointers; thence west with eros
line ntJeen chains and twenty We iiu-sl doe
. l.) to the beginning; containing one Iva
dreu and hity-9Iue PHO scrrs1 as surye.r...
by John Brown, surveyor OF said county. , be
II, 1858, excluding The area OF the railroad
AZ TO leave said l53 4f-lUu acres witt IA S. 10.
metes and bounds, after deCUCUug said raj
road being the same land UargaiuId and s.. b..
by said GofWin to SAID wood, BY his bOE4 I1-
Title dated anuary Ii, 1850, OF record Ir H..
Registers office Of said county, ~ boCE No.
part ], pages 5Si, SO and 53G, IN uagre o..
which bond this deed * executed; "a o..
lying south of the Memphis and CD - ter
railroad, containing one hundred .e.
acres, more or less, together with all the uriy-
tleges and a. puEtenances the-cultO bef5r-.
ing.
Right of redemption waived; title bell a..
TO be good, but viii only convey as Trus % .
Sale to take place between the hours q. .
and Z O'Clock an.
TOM GAZE, Trus e..
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yesterday, went before a Unite States COM
missioner and entered suit Tor wages Captain
Wise agreed 10 pay the dennR ndS, but the set
tement was made by the commissioner, who
whisky they had guZzled on tick during the
-
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Thursday, December 9, 1876,

between the hours of u m. and pm. at the
southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell at public
auction, for cash, d lot of g. ound, Containiu g
five acres, situated in Shelby county, Ten0es-
see, near and south of Memphis, being parts
of lots SO and go OF kerr's subdivision of his
1850 acre tract, part Of the Ramsey grant for
5000 acres. TIE property is known as the
Jacob Place." and IS fully described in said
The lot contains valuable improvements,
grapes fruit trees, etc.
The deed of trust was made to secure the
payment of the note therein mentioned,
payable to ]. II. Mcdonald, guardian OF ]. T.
and ". L. Mcdonald, upon which payment
of $50 has been made. Sale made by dtrec
ton of the beneficiary.
The title Is thought to be good, but will sell
and convey as trustee only. Equity OF re
den,ption waived by the deed.
November 8, 1875.
move WIN. M. SMITH, Trustee.
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WsLLEABa3'S
BsLSkM WILD CHERRY
AND
WOOD NAPTHk
FOR
Coughs, ColdS, Consumption, Bronchitis,
AND ALL
Dis asses Of the Throat and Lungs.
Dis asses eff the Throat and Lungs.

u'HIS unequaled preparation is paying the
Il usual penalty of merit, and we would
warn buyers to be cautious in receiving the
assertions of unEcrupulOus parties claiming 10
have 1.-THE same thing or "Inade in the same
way" or "just as good" We are now nearing
q season when Cough Balsam is placed on
its merits, and when cold days and nights, and
rainy weather, calls upon q cough preparation
to prove It's efficacy, and no other medicine
viii answer the same purpose as Williams's
Balsam for the immediate re ief CT the dis
eases for which 1t is so confidently recon-
mended, We earnestly ask trial, and rely
upon its merits to prove our assertions, that IL
is the best remedy ever offered to the public
for all complaints arising from diseases of the
throat and lungs, Try it and be convinced OF
It's magical effect. II you cannot obtain 1t
from your druggist, send to us and we will for
ward 1t. All wholesale orders addressed to c.
c. Ward Il Bro, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
trade marx on each bottle. Beware OF coun-
terfeite;s. Respectfully,
&C. WARD & BRO.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 19S7.-In the First Chaucery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee q. j. Brewster
VS.. J.. A. owe ct al.
1t appearing from the bill in this cause
which Is sworn to tn the defendant, ID. A.
Love, Is nonresident of the state of Ten
nesSee; that Mary G. Douglass is dead, and
the names and places of residence OF her heirs
or devisees are unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned, after diligent inquiry; that Robert F.
Doug AIS and W. 81. Douglass, II living, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, but If
dead the names and places of residence of
their heirs or devisees are unknown and can
not be ascertained after diligent inquiry; and
all the @ said unknown parties being perhaps
Interested In the property involved in this
litigation;
It's therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday in January, 1875, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing exparte, ana that a
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal
This 10Th day of November, 1875.
A copy-attest:
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. McHenry, ID. g. and NJ.
l.. b. Mcfarland, SOL for compl't. we
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The market closed quiet; sales were
1900 bsl 8, including 800 last evening,
OF 81 which spinneEs took 100 bales,
exporters 900 bales, speculstors 800 bales.
Dusty cottons quote rosie; stained, 10
ollie. Midd,iDg same time last year,
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RIVER CHRONICLE.

weather and Rivers.
Clear and pleasant: thermometer, 460.
Rivers, at last reports, as follows:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL. EELVICE U. =. ARMY,
MEMPHIS. TENN, November 30, 1875.
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r. s. JONES. W. BROWN
JONES, BROWN & CO.
COTTON FlGTORS
General Commission Merchants,

w.. front, Street, EaRphis, Tenn.
A LII Cotton consigned 70 Us insured, unless
"A OF herwise instructed. Liberal cash ed
vances made on cOnsignme ats BaZging, Ties
s"d Plantation Supplies fc finished at lowest
EZE<EC- .hrice aapl-dw
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saturday, nseeH Der IS, 1875,
within legal hours, the follow ~ describe
real estate, tO-wIt: Living and being in -s.
Sixth civil district of Shelby county, Teuuts-
see, as follows:
All of lot No. I. containing 3 #f-ICO acres. Ig-
ing on the west side Of the Biz CT elk plank
road, bounded as follows: ON the east aH
MaIsL'S avenue, on the west by ;ua Tho.
lands, on the north by the Grl- Il F.sTa. ..
Angus, on the south by the land OF simeon
Marsh.
Lot No. ., containing % 2f-lCJ ceres, fyirE Oh
each side OF said plank road 9ud near W
river, bounded as follows: On the east 10y .H
land of Cherry, on the west by the lands O.
the Rawlings estate, on Tho north Er OH.
lands of simeon Marsh, ON the r0u-E uy iul
lands of the John L Marsh estate.
Also portion Of lot No. . "On.sI ming -.-
100 acres lying on the north side OF said lis.. g
road, bounded as follows. On the east uy the
lands Of Mary A. Marsh, On the wet 1y .rg
dover of Fannie 8. Marsh, on the north
the lands of the estate Of John E. Marsh. 1.-
the south by the Big creek p.a- Erral.
For a more peTfec5 description %. these 0'-
reference is made to plan OF Sl' division uf...
by {. g.. Bark, County ~urrarr-- .u cas-. ..
Mary =. Marsh, Ct al vs.. john ..- h-...n
No. Ji5. n. +. D, First LIauear- C0U--
shelby county.
The minimum value OF said land is $50 pcs
acre.
Terms Of Eale-One-tri-d cash n4rHucr. .
six and twelve mon ls- gurcn a~alr exc Il .-a.
notes with approved sec-li---. and n lien T---
be retained until the purchase mO-eE IS
wholly paid.
This November 10, 1919.
JAMEs BELLY. Clerk.
Z. NJ. Helrn, sol for cCnpl't. moi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

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