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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
Obeying a Presentment.

The Columbus Enquirer tells of two
families in Stewart county, Ohio, whose
lives were saved by gentleman obeying
a presentment he could not resist. He
had torboding that storm would Wis
it that section, and that his house would
be in its path. He told others of it, but
they only laughed at him, saying he was
frightened from reading and hearing the
account Of the late cyclones. He gave
credence to the thought, which would
not go down at the bidding, and dug a
hole near the house. He had no sooner
finished it than the storm did come, and
barely had he and his family sought
refuge therein than the tornado tore his
house to pieces. All in the hole in the
ground escaped. The people in the
storm region, and many who are not,
are preparing places Of refuge 70 avoid
the next cyclone.
LITTELL's LIVING AGE.-The mum.
bers of the Living Age for June 26 and
July 3, contain Mcready's "reminiscences
from the quarterly Review; Part X of
the Abode of Snow, from Blackwood's
Magazine; f. w. Newman's Moral
Estimate of Alexander the Great"
from Fraser's Magazine; The Arctic
Expedition; Its Scientific Aims, Popu-
lar Science Review; Life Past and Flu
ture, in other Worlds, Cornhill Maya
zine The Characterlessness of Sermons,
The Artic Ships, The Influence of the
Court, and Two Views of AnnihilatiOn,
from the Spectator; Italy and the Pope,
from the Pail Mall Gazette Miss An
gel, by Miss Thackeray; and the Mar
riage of Morris Fergus by VIM. Black
A new volume begins July LIST. With
fifty-two numbers, Of sixty-four large
pages each, (aggregating over 5000
pages year. the subscription price IS
is low; or still better, for $1,000 any
one Of the American $4 monthlies OF
weeklies is sent with the Living Age fol
a year, both postpaid Littell & Gay
Boston, Publishers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE AT A

L
otter the ClOugh place in Walpole N. H.. for sale
1t is well known by marketmen and others in Bel
lows Falls. as a good producing farm, and at the
price L am permitted to offer it, it should find a
ready sale. The following description may be relied
upon as correct Situated miles east of Bellows
Falls, miles from Drewsyile. 3 from Walpole con.
vepient TO schools. Farm contains 70 acres lying on
both sides of main road from 20 to IS tons hay
one half with machine; will pasture cows and
team; part of land is natural meadow; a good
brook runs through moving and pasture. 1t is good
strong soil, produces well. fruit enough for place
owner has sold $40 worth of pums in one year
Good running water at house and barns.
BUILDINGS consist of one story house and L,
finished rooms. besides pantry and closets, wood
house, carriage and hog-hOuse, swill ON &c, with
set kettles, corn barn, lumber room, &C.. cattle
barn 40 30 feet. with two sheds The above are all
connected. Also sheep barn "A x 30. with cellar
Wood and timber enough for place The buildings
are so arranged as to make it quite handy for work
and pleasantly located facing the south, with yard
and shade trees adjoining. fine collection of but
ternut and walnut trees upon the premises. This is
desirable place for purchaser in several respects
it is a very productive place. in good condition
easily carried on, adapted to a variety of crops
buildings well arranged, and witha pleasant place
to live upon
offer this place at the Derg lotc price of S1,275.
Arrangements made so the purchaser can have
possession at after the crops are gathered in
the Fall, J. ID RRTDGMAN
Bellows Falls, April 16. 1875. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09

WEKEEP EVERYTHING IN THE
w Grocery line.
. ATHERToN 6Co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
BRATTLEBORO ACADEMY!

The Fall Term Of this Institution will bevi,
August =. with full corps of teachers Thoroneb
ms truetion IN English and the Languages. Special
arttentlon gwen those preparing for College and
Teaching. Prof Schuster will continue Il 80
lessons regularly in Music at the School Buildine
Inc School will be permanent. and a Boariing
cure board with the family Of the PRINCIPAL ana
the Teachers. For Catalogue address 1
V. Y. LANG, A. NJ. Prineipal
West BrattlebOro. VT. June /. ISIS. "a Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
DIR. FLINT'S
QUAKER BITTERS.

Composed Of Roots. Banks, and Herbs.-tht 4
Blood Purifier of the day,-restoring yitalig
energy. To the Aged. they are blessing,-r,s
ing the infrmities Of age, Strengthening aud q
lating the body and cheering the mind. Ma,
and Maidens will find the Quaker Bitters ~.
reliable remedy, in all cases Of illness inelss
the sex, purifying the blood producing nas /
vigorous circulation, but beautiful and hel
complexion. Children suffering from Sudden
we're attacks Of illness peculiar to early liis.
find ready relief by taking one bottle Of "a
Bitters. No one can remain long unwell IL
ble) after taking few bottles.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
o. ID. GRAY,
L LOU r, FLOUR R.

The name Of some Of the Brands Of Flour offer
for sale and at as low prices as the lowest;
PALMETTO. Best St Louis Haxan cant he
beat in this place
WHITE siLk-Splendid, genuine St Louis.
PENfIELD LNoN.-Every one knows all
about 1t. | have the best quality.
Hit-i-s' NNNN.-A splendid No. l Flour. Try
CREAM OF WHATS Louis. choice
has used il.
BRiLi-iANr.-A splendid Family Flour. All
like ID. "
RED jacket very good Family Flou,.
Sold lots of il.
Blue JACkET.-A good cheap Flour.
Bellows Falls, April let, ISIS, IA
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
AYERS SARSAPARTLLA.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD

ms compound Of the vegetable alternatives, Sars-
9paIilia, Dock, Stllingia and Mandrake with the
lodldes OF Potassium and Iron makes most effect
uaI cure OF series of complaints which are very
prevalent ana aicting. 1t puries the blood, purg-
mine health and settle into troublesome disorders
Eruptlons of the skin are the appearance on the
surface Of humors that should be expelled from the
nlood.c Internal arrangements are the determine
tlon Of these same humors to some internal organ,
substance they disease and destroy AY Frs SARS-
ARAhlLLA expels these humOrs from the blood
" men they are gone. the disorders they produce
disappear, such as ulceratiOns of the Liver Stom-
ach' Kidneys. Lungs, EruptiOns and Eruptive Dis.
eases OF the Skin st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Fry
Sipelas, Plmples. Pustules, Blotches. Bols TumOTs
letter and Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Ringworm
Ulcers and Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pain In
the Bones, Side and Head, Female Weakness Ster-
iity, Leueorrh9a arising from internal liberation
and uterine disease Dropsy, Dyspepsia Emaciation
and deneral Debility. With their departure health
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09
Commissioner, Notice.

ESTATE OF ABIGAIL DERBY. .,,ast
AVE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. being duiy ahh9'stria'
~ ed by the Hon Probate Court for ING .LysTais,
Of Westminster, Commissioners to recelYSi esrs5a;
and adjust all claims and demands Of az az RRste d
against the estate of ABIGAIL Dkkb l.. ~ Az
Londonderry, in said District, deceased ",bsreiaf
all claims and demands exhibited in onset IINt
and six months from the SECOND DAY ., urpess
last, being allowed by said court for that MI 81
we do therefore hereby give notice, that W 4 u
tend to the business of our said appOin " ~ d.
Inn of Joseph Larabee,in Londonderry IN sSsnd iti
trict. on the FIRST day Of SeptemeNeIr oI.otk
FIRST day Of December next. from W " ss.;d ills
P. N. until FOUR o'clock P. NJ on each ol '
BARNET WAIT I Commissioner
CURTIS ROBINSON
L2 @.ss June . 80 E.J. COOK. Adnf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-07-09

The sales of Webster's Dictionaries throughout
the country in 1873 were 20 times as large as the
sales OF any other Dictionaries In proof of this we
will send to any person. application. the state
ton of the country, Published by G. &. MERE IL
NJ, Springfe Mass. q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09

Captain MARY r. Cheek FsaTssts us to state
that the Illinois went into the Nicksburg
trade 10 stay as long as she would hold to-
get her.- She is the regular yieksburg and
Memphis packet, and ought 20 be sustained
by every one that Is Interested in home
PscAoa- q =, ,sH1z,ta gIL moEgslla. a.. -.
Captain Glenn, having come out first best
in his Tits with the opponents TO his wharf
boat, ~ now engaged putting the approaches
to his mammoth floating wharf IN excellent
condition, and soon his facilities for recelY-
ing sDd discharging will be equal 10 any along
our liver mont, and certainly superior 10 those
afforded by the rugged leyee. Give the cap
tain chance.
g.. 81. Louis Republican, Friday: pilot Frank
Cayton says that Fogleman's chute, or the
Outlets, just above Memphis, show Signs OF
afoTding better water for steamers than the
main cham 81 OF the river snd as the distance
saved by going through the chute is about
nine miles and haif II is !, matter of impoI-
tancs, he came though The chute and founi
ten and half feet, while in the channel
around IL nine feet Is reported. There are,
however, three or four dangerous snags in the
chute, which make its navigation veIy off
cult" r.-
Correspondence.
STEAMER JAMES .. PARKER
CINCINNATI, NoYem ter, ), 1876.
RIVER EDITOR APPEALING leave here to-
morrow, the sixth instant, for Memphis, and
will leave Memphis the following Friday or
Saturday, which depends on the lime we ar
rive. Prospects tolerabiy fair for good start.
ALI y. X. Yours, very respectfully,
L. N. KELSO, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, November s.-Flour dull and
prices have declined; extra, S5C95 50; extra
family, S55O96; A No. !, IS 5Og7 25; fancy, S7@S.
Wheat quiet, but firm; red, 81 l0gl Is; amber,
quiet but steady at 6l963c. Oats quiet but
steady at Ss942c. Rye quiet at &c. Hay-de-
m4Ud chiefly ior export at sl2gl5 Provisions
uul and very little on The market; miscells-
neOus generally unchanged, but some rates
rather higher. Lard-tieTce, H9l4zc. WhtB-
Ky neglected at 81 10. Bsgging Quiet.
CINCINNATI, November S.-Flour dull.
moderate demand; old 5S960c; new 42(J45c.
Oats dull, 2S940c. Barley dull. Rye quiet out
steady, 7StdSO. Pork scarce and firm, 81 So
Lard quiet but firm; steam, l21zc; Kettle, l5ltc.
Pulk meats kteady with fair demand shout
ders S3z99c bulk clear rib, S0Gl2c; clear, l21
nal Green meats quiet but nTm; should rs,
re; clear rib, l01<c. Live hogs-demand act
i've and dTm, S797 Is; good light and pack
Ing, e. S5a7 5; good to extra butchers, 81 659
IS. Butter steady.
ST. LOUIS, November 8-Wheat higher for
b 81 grades, but otherwise lower; No. fall,
SEC cash &C November: No. 8 fail, BIC cash.
OnTn lover 81 4Sc cash s614c Novem er Oats
lower at 80 dS31zc cash 321zc November. Barley
buyers OF, with little dOing and lower TO
sell. Rye lower to sell 61<c bid cash. Pork
lower 10 s-ll at 81. Dry salt meats easier;
loose lots, s35ds3Sc Il1z9lls<c 1l1<9l2c, accord
ing TO age. Bacon scarce and higher at l0L6
l0Izc, I4I%dl41<c. l4I<9l5c. Lard lower, and Of
fersd at INC. Whisky lower at 81 l2%. Hogs
steady and fairly active; porKers, IS 65gT 10;
packing, S@7 IS; butchers, S97 So stockers,
IS SGT.
CHICAGO, November S.-Fiour nomtnal.
Wheat steady and irm; No. Chicago spring,
81 07ss, spot and optional; 81 071% all the year
lower grades have declined; No. Chicago
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spring, Ole: re ected, zee bid. Corn easier, but
/ in good demand; No. mix ed, 521sc spot; JOls
the year; rejected. 501+9Joatc. Nais-demand
! fair and market firm; No. 2, 313sgSC54c spot;
/ s01zc bid, seller November; 1910 Sc Ter Decem .
1 Der Pork in fair demand, but at lower rates I;
new, SCI; old, SCI 5O92I IS, spot; sig 409l9 50
| seller November; sl9 seller all year. Lard in
fair demand, cut lower rates; old, l24c; new,
| 1876, spot; u 2O5. seller for November. Bulk
quiet but steady at sl-l2
NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Sugar in
| fair demand; inferior, &c; common, 6@6j &C;
| SIC; yellow clarified, S5SGS54c. MolaSses
nrmeT; centrifugal, Sed sc; common, 40s45c:
dull ;superhne, 81 "a double extra s. 81; treole
eX rs, IS 1915 IS; choice and family, 7G7 %.
CornmeaI quiet; held at s. 50. Com lower at
7j9Sic Oats quic ordinary to choice, a3et52S.
Bran quiet, 81 10. Hay firm; ordinary, 81;
prime, s2292i; choice s25S2B. Pol nm at
rs. Dry sait meats, scarce at I0Jzc. Bacon
firm choice sugar-cured l6Gl7c. Lara quiet;
{ cree, refined, li4Si@c; keg, l5c coffee
nrmeT; ordinary To prime, lSlG2lc. Whisky
quiet; rectihed, II l5gl Il.
NEW YORK, November S.-F!Our dull and
prices rule In buyers favor; superhne state
and We tern, Sg5 %; common to good extra,
IS 1905 s.; good TO choice, s. 1OG6 10; white
wheat extra, SO Is; extra Ohio, s. 1907 50; st.
Louis, s. 6O99 Rye flour STEADY at s. p spot.
lower and more DOING rrJected spring, choice,
81 OS15; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 80; No. 3 Mtlwau-
kee, 81 goal y; ungraded spring, 81 rs al %;
No. l She6oytgan, 81 S5; winter red western,
interior new, 81 l0Gl Y; white Michigan,
quiet; western state S0990c. Barley heavy
and lower; Canada West, fair stained, 81 10.
Corn firmeT, n fair supply but ght demand;
western mixed, steam, 74e575c; western mixed,
sail, 769761zc; high mixed md yellow western,
7G%@77c. Oats better; mixed western and
STATE. 42d50c; white western and state, 46@
sac; including TO Chicago, soc; shipping firm,
zoe. Rio coffee dull and heavy; cargOes, le9
2013 gold; jObbing at lS92l12c gold. Sugar IN
fair demand and market firm; fair to good re-
filming, 1850; prime, SS-l6@s14c. Pro-
visions quiet but steady. MolasNes foreign
quiet; New Orleans, new crop, 759zSe. Rice
in moderate demand, Petroleum irregular;
crude, SIC; refined, I3 1-I69l31Sc. Mess pork
quiet and heavy, and jobbing at S23@23 25;
february, SO. Beef quiet. Cut meats-west
ern quiet; long clear middles, western, 1919.
Lard dull and lower; steam, prime old, lSHc.
Butter unchanged. Cheese quiet at 6(9l2szc.
Whisky more active, 81 II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

No. q 81 RuleS-1u Gue CnanCery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-JameS A. An
dersOn, Administrator de bonis non OF " IN
c. Ward, deceased, Vs. A. h. Kerr et al.
1T appearing from the bill in this cause, that
L this IL a proceeding to settle the estate OF
VIM. q. Ward, decease g, as an insOiysnt es-
tate, such insolvency having been properly
suggested, it IS ordered that all parties claim
ing 10 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 themseiv
made par les defendant and file their claims,
or the same will be forever barred, ana that
copy OF this order be published once "a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This October q, 1915.
A cOpy-aLtest. EDMUND =. COLE,
CLERK ana Mastsr
BY E. 3. MCBENRY, Deputy e. & N.
JARNAGIS q tRAYsER, soils for COmpt.
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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 az
follows, that IL to say:
One tract of eleven CIIJ acres entered in the
naEe OF Nancy Souls, beginning on stake
and two black gum pointers runs 80 poles
south Of the northeast corner Of No. so for
30 acres in the name OF John Y Harman.
runs west "A poles to two t. pelO gums ia
Branch river swamp; thence north A. poles %
a white ssk; thence east "A poles 10 Il hickory
sapling in the west boundary line OF the said
Harman tract; thence south 40 pole % the
beginning.
part OF q 1ifty-scre entry in the name OF AIra
ham niece, and bounded 8s follows: Reziu-
ming on a stake, and poplar and dOgwOod ia
the creek bottom, the southeast corner OF Jhe
same and runs east p poles to white oak, one
standing on each side Of the Jack
son road; thence south 100 east with
the meanders OF said road 81 poles
to a black oak and poplar in the west Druni-
airy line OF j. \. Harmau1 No. S}s. as above
thence south 20 poles 10 a hickory, thelcs
west As poles to q hickory, the southwest cor
ner Of the same; thence north ~ poles to the
beginning.
Also another tract OF twenty mir q f2qI acres
bounded follows: Beginning on "a B.ack
stump and chestnut on the north side Of the
Jackson road, on Niece line, and runs west
Al poles 70 a hickory and BLACK oak. thence
north ~ poles TO dogWOOd and hickory;
thence west A. poles 70 a hickory and wal rifs
thence north lo23z poles 10 a poplar and ash
thence east % poles 70 stake in VI Gees v. 81
line; thence south 30 east with the rue4rgerS
of J. ". Turner'S lands 80 poles TO The begin
ming.
these three entries and parts Of entries COM
tanning by estimation 50 acres, more or less
Also one Utner tract OF land of -fvfv f6g
acres, granted TO anderson ateS and bon 5d-
ed as fOliews: Beg inning at a stake H. the
jackson road, "A white oak pointer y poles
east OF the northwest corner of entry 40
for fifty acres in the name Of Abraham Nee.
and runs west b poles % a stake and holly
pointers; thence south 80 poles 70 a stake with
pointers; thence east IS poles 10 a take iii. the
road with pointer thence south s. poles 10 a
sake with pointers; thence IS POLES To a axe,
white OAK an BLACK oak; thence north IOJ
pole to "A STAKE, hO-uIgam and hickory.
thence west Y poles to a stake; thence north
10 Ioies TO a stake; hence east y poles -0 a
dOgwOOd; thence a poles to q stake In said
road, vi chestnut pointers. taeuCe 20 TIN
o. north - poles with the meauderiugs OF
said road % the beginning, including all that
part OF said entry east OF Turner branch.
making the meandeIs OF 5 id auch the west
boundary Of said land 80 far As 70 reach John
BrOOks's line.
Memphis, Tennessee, October q, 1879
L. NJ. BECKERDIft.
Special Commissioner Of said District touI
L. B. MFarIand and J. h. ClOughr solicit
ora Oc5J
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
AOn-Resident Notice.

No. 2OS2.-in the First Chancery Court of Shell
by county, Tennessee. = 3. p. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue, ETC., VS.. +. KEEL.
lerman ct al. --- .'f--- t.F
1t appearing from Sherid's return in this
cause that the defendants, +. Rellerman, T.
Z. ~ Given, Annie MeE&en, James Martin,
Mary Martin, and Michael Casey, are not to
be found in his county;
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in Tie
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday In December, 1875, and plead answer
or demur to complslnant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 20 them and
set for hearinX eXparte; and that a copy OF this
order be Published once week, for four sue
csssi We SEEKS. in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th day OF October, 1875.
A copy-attest. EDMUNU \, COLE,
Clerk nd Master.
By r. B. McHenTy, ID. G. and NJ.
John Johnston, sol. for 90 LEplt, tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09

Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Market steady and
quiet; ordinary, 1l3 16c; coed or
binary, II 5.l6c; low middling, 13c;
middling, Is 5-16c; good middling,
ID 7-16c; sales, 1854 bales. MiddliDg
same time last year, 14sc.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Market steady; up
lands, 65l6i; Orleans, I'D; sales,
1900 bales, of which 800 were Ameri-
can. Upland middliDg same time last
year, Z IL 16d.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, November s.-BusineSs was
duh with the commission houses and jobbers,
and imported goods are very quiet. Cotton
goods ale quiet, but prices ruled firm for
brown sheetings, corset jeans and cotton fam
nels. Plaid prints are quiet. Chocolates are
dull. Dress goods are In steady request. Wool
en- goods remained quiet. Fancy hosiery act
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
SALE SSF
VALUABLE RRAL ESTATE.

In the United states District Court for Tie
Western District OF Tennessee.
DY VIRTUE Of decree Of said Court enter
D ed on the 18th day OF April, 4. d. 1870, N
q certain cause then pending in said Court,
wherein l.. II. BeckerdlJ "a, Assignee in Bank
rupJcy of James N PTiddy, Is complainant,
and James NJ. Priddy and others are Cefend-
an s 1 Will sell at public auction to the high
at JscksOu, in the county Of Madison, and
state Of Tennessee, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09

Imports M. & G. K. R. 639; NJ. q !.
r. R., 375; L. & n. g. =. r r !, Sal; P.
& Nj. R. R, l59; NJ. q l.. r. R., 98l;
s. etmers, 2ll7.
Erports.-M. d G. r. R., SOS; NJ. &
T. K. R., 4SS; L. & n. g. s R r 1913;
S. amers north, 766; steamers south A
by raj north, 22Sl; by rail south, ass.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition OF the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-09
Sa,urday. November 1s. 1875,


within legal hours, all my interest aud ali tie
interest of the aforementioned bankTuptS,
the same being two-thtrd Cd interest IN tie
following described real property, situated IA
shelby county, Tenness &c, bounded and deli-
CriOed as follows, tO-Wit;
One tract OF land on the waters OF OOs.l-
Hatchis river and Big Greek: Beginning at
the sou heast corner Of u grant for 500 acres,
known as the McCullOch grant, at a large Ted-
oak near the river bank. aud runs thence
north s. east 50 chains Y links TO stake from
which it is north lac east As links TO y sweet
gu marked Ii. A; thence north So wes- -
chains 81 links to stake links west o: a
hickory marked N. A.; thence south s. west
% cuainS SS links to a stake links south OF a
hickory marked M. A; thence north 30 west
branch Il links east OF a BLACKBURN marked
A. B.; thence south o west % chains %
chains AZ links to the beginning
ALSO -One other tracL adjoining the above
and bounced as follows, to-wit: Beginning AZ
a large redOak. be ~ The southeast corner OF
the McCullOch 500 acre grant; runs thence
north 80 east with the east boundary Of said
grant twenty l2l) chains To the southwest cCI-
Rer of a tract of land belonging To the heirs OF
Joel MeLemore, running east or nearly 50 50
Chains32 Inks to LOCsa-Hatchie river; thence
down said river with its meanderlngs until II
inJer7ecis the north boundary OF land entered
in the name of A. Bayliss; thence west or
nearly so, with the north boundary OF said
BayIiss IL chains % links to the LOOsa HatCuie
river; thence down said river 10 the east
boundary line of a 5OIO-acre tract entered II
the name OF McLemOTe q Carr; thence north
II chains ana INKS 10 Jue SCUM DOunutly
line of the McCullOch grant; thence south So
east Y chains 43 links TO the beginning.
Said two tracts making one tract containing
by estimation $50 4O-l0O acres, and fully des-
cribed in a deed from John b. Robinson, to A.
II. Douglass, dated LIST of January, lo57, and O
record in the Registers Office of Shelby couus
", in book NO. 81.
The sale will be made by Trezevant & Co.,
AucttOneers, under the direction OF J.. u.
McKissick, ESQ, my attorney in Memphis.
Terms OF Sale One-thiJd OF the purchase
money TO be paid in cash; balance thereof 70
be paid in equal tnst9llmsnts at SIX and twelve
months from the date Of said ale; ihe pUr-
chaser TO execute his notes fOrsaid balance,
the same to be secured by proper mortgage
on said premises so sold.
This the I'D day of October, 1875.
AARON CLAFLIN, Assignee.
Being authorized by the owner, we viii like
wise sell the remaining third interest in the
above described tracts OF land, az the same
time and upon the same terms above mem
toned. IRRELEVANT & co