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clear sidesC ISzssl4c- breakfast, I45Iitsc; 81
/ gsr-cuTed hams, az e l5c,
d. 3. MEATs-QuIst; shoulders, sjz99' e
long clear sides u 4l2 &c; clear r sides iz5sc
clear sides, Eye nj ans, NE; mes pork
| 81; rumped PORK, 81; packed &c higher;
LAHD-Firm; IN tlsrces, lac; in:Eegs, 1879
| half barrels, I41Sc; pals, 1870.
PIGS FEET-Regs, e. SOgl 80; half barrels
BKLiNG sTUFFs-steady; baFging, 2 and
- n, lSgl31Se; beling twine, HsI45lc; iron
ties, 5z9517e pieced tie ,, S1ESic-
MACKEkEL-EtrmeI half b6lsg 20; l. ssS'
9 50; hait bbls., No. 2, ~ 758s; halt bills, No
8, s7a7 70, kits, No. l, 81 75g2 kits No. 2, 81 81
al 70: klts. No. 3, o. 80.
WHITE FISH-haf bbls., IS 501l8 -.
COFFEE-Quiet: or unary, 25S.a2ic; fair,
2ls2I11e; COCO, z2sE25sc prime, 25oi choice,2ic
RICE Ordinary to choice. easyy5c per 10.
SUGAR -DOUISlAN Ain hhcls, steady; fair
re; fully fair, Sc; prime, SIC; choice, sc;
yellow elarided, = 4gl0o white clarified, 1919
B0G EFINED--Sta nLard Il, lOg<c:
crushed and powdered, u5<G,l2c; granulsieo,
No ASSES Finn; comInon, 4Gc: fair.
&5q4sc prime, s2a54c; strictly prime, 55957c;
fancy choice, e0g65c per gal.
BGRUPS-COm mon 70 fancy SOc9Sl per gal.
WesteTn, l3 8l4c per ID
SALT-Cozrse and common nne, 81 TO9l IS (;
dairy, in bbls s. 75g3; Liverpool coarse. sncks,
SQSi 40i Liverpool nne, sacks, 81 S5Sl %
soAP-Rasin and German, 5000 per 10.
CANDLES - Boxes, full weignt, l6SlGHc;
full weight, E5l73zc per 10
STARC1-5c per ID.
SKY-S5c9A per gal.
LIME-Sl S5sl 50 per Dbl.
CEMENT-LOuisville, ~ 81 Rosedale, S2 IS
per Dbl. -
ESCOLENTs AND FRUlTS-AppIes scarce:
per BIOL, G596; lemons per box, s.; r4nges per
box, siG5; potatoes-Peachblows, 81 5OgI IS;
early rose, 81 259l 80; early Goodrich, 81 100
30; l.. La S292 %; russets, 81 agl 10; pink
eyes, s2g2 Is; onions, s292 80; kraut, barrels
S 50S6; krsut, half barrels, 1903 p; beans, per
bushel, 81 50dl 70; dried apples, SJS34c; dried
peaches, 99l0c.
MISCELLANEOUs-Na per keg, S3a
10; vinegar, per gallon, lSG25c; tobacco, per
10, 4Sc@Sl; spice, l892oci pepper, zGS22c; sar-
dimes, SIS 5oGi6; oysters, l ID, b5990c; oysters,
lbs, 81 659I IS; coal oil, 1SGl9c; matches,
IS 1861; cotton rope, 2oc; grass rope, l21<9
l4c; powder, kegs, S. 70; shot, patert, 81 4G9
2 so; soda. kegs, 595Ic: soda. cases, 69S1fc,
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placid boeom Of Big Muddy after hours
last night. She will tear the aforesaid
placid bosom wide open on her wsv to
tbs uppzr bends at the usual hour Fri
day evening.
Won't soma Of the marine chronieler5
stir up row among themselves, and
let's have change from the monOtop-
Gus dizziness now prevslliDg? O'SuiH-
vsD, pitch in to these lower river his
torians again; they're painting up all
the crszy old crafts sfost down there
with such qualifications as ithe new,
fleet, semmodious and relisble,n and sill
such stuff as that until we can't see how
you can keep your shirt on. You do
that, and Well let drive at the up'river
ROSTERS shout their too free Uss OF scis-
sor4 and few other little Irregularities
aggregating mountain of sin they must
answer for. Turn Ter loose, and we viii
ack YOU to the las ditch.
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AGENCY
F. W. ROYSTER. W. b. WALDRAN.
NJ. /. BACON.
MEMPHIS & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
LAND AGENCY
AND GENERAL
n cal Estate O IA ee,
10. $50 MAIN STREET,

EoR THE SALE, PURCHASE. LEASE OF
L Exchange Of Cotton Farms, UnimprOVed
Cottnn Lands, sugar Pisnta ions and Sugar
Lands Tobacco, Grain, SraSs and Timber
LsndS, in the states OF Mississippi, LOuis ian a.
Texas, Arkapsas, Tennessee and Alabama
Land business, In all its branches, prompt
attended 20. Memphis city and suburban
property will be made a speciality. Shelby
county and West Tennessee lands, en- braclng
those adapted to p anting, grain and grass
growing, grazing and fTuit-g owing, will re-
cetve special attention.
Paying taxes, led5emirg property sold for
taxes, leasing, renting, appraising and col
letting, promptly attended to.
Nee Citations for money on mortgages, sales
by AUCTION Of every character in the line
OF this firm, especially solicited.
Exchange OF properties lying in any of the
states negotiated. All business intrusted to
us sball be promptly, faithfully and eff
GENTLY executed. All tran actions with this
office viii be conducted upon the strictest
basis of cash.
By bringing to the duties OF this most i'm
portant enterprise important alike to the
country, our people and oursslves), our best
energies, and our long eXJerlence, We hope
at least TO merit The confidence and portion
of the patronage of our people. We desire to
be 10 erviewei by all who feel an interest IN a
LIVE FIRM, whose mission T. TO aid in REIN
MIGRATING our greatest interest.
d&w kOYSTER, WALDRAN & BACON.
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Sales, IS 200; lune of MARIE, al lO:20
was steady; 1850, steady; 1920, steady;
80 wesk; 2;25, easy $40, quiet and
steSdy.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
Cling lS1c a. the close, against 1899 at
The came time last year; receipts, 9lI0
bales; thus far this week, 80, $50; sales,
1890. TIE market was steady and, at
tbe close, quiet.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplsnds, 6ti; Orleans,
6 9.l6t; sales, Y. 600 bales, of which 1900
Were American. Received, Is, 800 bales,
Of wrieh 7l00 were American. The
price % middiiDg same time last year,
7l5-l6d. The market was quieter.
The Liverpool market for arrivals
was steady at the opening, flat and
sellers If ring az l 80 lower at the
close. February and March deliveries,
Savannah or Charleston, Lm.c, sail,
6si; April aud Msy shipments, Ss-
vannsn o. Charleston, Inc, CLIO
+ 8 32t; June and July, ditto, 6sd aud
10 32d; June ard July, ditto, g o.c.,
Is l6d
Gold in New York closed at 1l4s; same
time last year, us.
The movement at all the ports was re-
pOrte5 sc follows:
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The PRODUCE EXCHANGE again yes
to-day, in consequence Of no boat ar
irving from up sTsam, had mode rate
attendance and q email OFF ring. Corn,
for some reason, did not come up to the
Ii cures Of the day bs fore; sales were
made Of one carload and 100 sacks at
44c: also 80 sacks of ear corn, inferior,
al zoe. Odts snd bran were without
TRANSACTIONS Hoy is very dull; IS bales
o. common sold al Sll. COTnmedl glided
doWu 10 g 30, but the decline left the
demand as iight IS ever. Potatoes are
the despair OF all who have to touch
them; Us barrels OF early Tussets sold at
7dc. apples are selling only for eating,
New York pippins bringing IS and will
loB twigs s. SO.
THE GENERAL MARKET had only q
moderate demand. Eggs were heavy
and there we're sales as low as l2(9l2tc,
but l2@G13c wSs the general prices.
Chickens are out II favor, apparently,
for toe inquiry il light; rcOsters and in
ferioT could be bad at 81 50dg2 IS;
mixed, sal; hens, S44 1 50. Ducks
were lew at S494 go Geese
brought S5G7. Turkeys we're Ia
quiet demand, WITH sales at SI0(9
10, the latter for gobhlers- Pro-
visions, the New YORK Bulletin says,
tat ibe SIX leading cities, during the
season just ended, show y falling off in
the sgg -eRs'e compare with the ses-
son Of l574-5 % 800 Sill. The average
ne, WEIGHT Of hogs packed at these
POINTS last yesT was z09.47 pounds.
UpOn the bSsis Of the comparative
weights here indicated for this season,
the average would be about 2l9l pounds
net, or an increase OF 10 pounds, or about
5 per cent" The following are the mer.
chsnt-' wholesale cash prices rs report
ei by the o. chamber commerce:
FLOUR-steady; supernne, 81 1915; dO1-
biz 4 a, s. s1.s5 .; ueD.e extra, SoG6 50;
ch0l e.. 8 2Sa7 -: fancy, $ Is y pei bBl-
COMM EtI-St-a dy. kilu-dried, e 50 per
b1..
CoRS-stsady: stock light; mixed, iss5Oci
wlIIy, e ~ rer bush.
O-T- lrm 70 TED, 37af3e; white SS054c;
seed. s. El3f. per pEsn.
BIAS Z IT demand Sl74lS
HAY asL. choice g-sge a. S20a24; pTsi-
ne. tIu1Il, mIZsr;, Sl5als per too.
BACON ipsckudi--hDulders 1915 8lU4c; long
clear sides J.. &C. clear rib sides, lJ5s5l554ci
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Thursday, April 6, 1876,

at y o'clock noon, the property described in
said trust deed, as follows, tO-wit: Be NJ lot
No. 343, as known upon the plan and map o.
the city of Memphis, beginning at the inter-
section Of the east line Of Second street with
the south line of Jefferson street. running
thence east with the sOuth lire OF jefferson
street one hundred and IOIty-eigut and one
half U45Jz) feet to a stake; thence south par
allel with Second street ssventy-fOuI aud one
quarter (7iLz) feet to a stake; thence west par
alleI with Jefferson street rns hUudIGI and
fOrty-eght and Ole.half tlI8L5) feet u the east
line OF SeCood street; thence with said e s.
line seventy-tOur and one-qUartgr 90 feCt
to the Reginniug corner.
All equity nf redemption is barred be- said
trust decd, ami the title is believed TO be good,
but 1 sell as trust se only.
mh7 " Y q HINES Trustee
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FRIDAY MARCH 10, 1876,

I'm front OF courthouse door. Ia town or
Watson, Desha county, Arkansas with
in cal hours, sell 70 the highest bid
der, for case, At public auction l,ubieci 10
a balance OF $40 or thereaDOu'sr OF purchase
money!, the following descr osI 4audl F.1-
Lying and being IA the county OF tesrz, state
piatz OF the public survey As tire east lr E
fE 10 dissection tvTeuty-thr- i-3aI.d the nor. de-
Ca { Quarter tNE ~ 4 section twenty SIX .-bf.
township nine ~, south range, tour west. boz
ing he same land upon which John " .0.d
aud wife nov reside, be ug estimat ed % r.. r-
tain four hundred and eighty $50 acres. saur.
or less Equity Of REDEEM ptIDn EXPIRE l.
waived. sale u-sde % Fay the note secGIuI
o. the Trust Deed Title believed 10 be s0rT.
bit sell anu CJuyg only as Trustee.
las J. IL. SMITH, TrUstes
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Monday. the 18th Day Of March, 1876,

at Y O'Clock m, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison streets, Hemphis, Tsunes- &c,
the following property, situated II shelby
county, State of Tennessee, and described as
follows bO-Wtt: -Four tCres Of land. bling
part Of the A. Kerr subdivision, original lot
No. 9, and part of the WItheIspO6u subdivi-
sion, lots Nos. * - and 20. on the north side
Resident LTrlggl avenue known as lot no. 3 OF
Newton rOrd subdivision, near the Her
nandO road, about two miles south east Of the
city Of Memphis, bounded as follows, 20 wit.
Beginning at q stake on the north side Resi-
dent fTriFgl avenue and the west side Fowler
avenue; thence west with the north side ECs-
ident LTriggl avenue four chains and - links
L}9Sh feetl 10 a stake; thence north chains q
links $50 feet to a stake on the north line lot
No. Is WitheTspOOn subdi v. ion; thence east
four chains 70 links l30Sla feet 10 northeast
corner lot No. Is on west side Fowler avenue
thence south with said avenue eight chains 81
links 1856 feet 10 the beginning, aud known Is
the Bonner Place" Equity of redemption
waived. Title believed to be good, but sell
and will convey only as trustee.
JOHN II. TAYLOR, Trustee
]. n. Ford, Attorney. i---
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RIVklk ijHkUHEGLR
Wind and Wave

By tight sQueezs yesterday might be
clsssed as fair day, yet it was alter-
nateiy clear and clouly, and at night
the indications we're very good for rain.
Big Muddy hss got down to eighteen
aud half feet above the dead-iine here,
and is still climbing downwsrdly al
racs-hor9e speed. See particulars below:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SER"rCE U. x. Army,
MEAPHIs, Tenn, March & IS76 |
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, March S.--The pack
age trade continued quiet IN nearly all
departments. Cotton goods nominslly
steady. The lesding makes of bieached
shirtings were closely sold up. Prints
were in moderate request. South Bridge
fancy prints reduced to &c. Printed
shirtings were jobbing at low prices.
Dress goods were fairly active. Wooden
goods remained dull.
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No. yJ6, D. K. D.-BaTzilla Rsney OF al. vs. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co ct al.
Grand SenteB niaI lOsiTK Sale of FOrs
Pickering Lots.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 80 1876, AND
~ continuing from day to day until the
pr )perty is disposed OF, At the southwest cor
ner OF Main and Madison streets, Memphis,
Tenn. Pursuant to an order of sale in the
above cause, from the Chancery Court | will
sell, 70 the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, tO-wIt: Situated in Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan of subdivisions as
Block l, 10 IL q % % e Y 30 80 81 p; Block 2
lots Il ID Is % q q q 81 Block g. lots 2356T
q; Block 5, lots p . 90 Block 6, lots J IL Il
Is 20 20; Block Z lots u II ID 10 Il Is 10 n %;
Book 8, lots 1 5 6 5; Block 9, ats 367S9
10 IL IL % % "a Is 70 40 Az Block TO- lots II IL IA
Is q 2S % 81 81 80 80 ~ Az Block H. lots 10 II y IL
10 Is 81 49, Block r. lots 10 l6 II Is ~ 20 p % q 2
AZ; Block Is, lots IS II Is D 81 80 SO; Block "A
lots 235 % % 80 "a; Block Is, lots 26789lO
IA 10 Is II % 20 q 80 40; Block 10, lots 10
II IA q Y . "a % % q % 81 % 81 80 - 40; Block
IL lots II Is IA Is; Block 10, lots 567 9 TO- Block
2l lots 81 81 10 IL IA; Block q lots IL % q
Block g. lots 4 5; Block "a, lots 81 s 10 II u
Is II 1919 20 q 2 %; Block Is, lots 10 II y
10 % "A: Block 26, lots II - IS 10 20; Block q,
lots / 2 one-haf OF 8; Block Is, lots
2345B7812 IL II; Block %. loJs IL IL IA Is Is II
IS 10 20 q 22 Block 3d. lots 10 II Y ID II; Block
49, lots 1857; B ock 80, lots 80; Block g. lot !;
Block IS, let's 1886; Block 40 lots 2 4.
Four acres, described as 8 Depot Grounds"
on the plan OF Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north by blocks is and l9; on the east by
Filth street; on The south by blocks 20 and q,
ana on the west by Fourth street.
seven acres, situated south of the cid track
of Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, nor b of
Solomon RoZells field, 725 poles wide and l58
pc es and 20 links in length, the same con-
veyed by A. B. Carr to Lagrange and Memphis
Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book NJ, 24S. -
Also. lot No. S, in block A, laid down on the
original map OF Fort Pickering as R1sser
street, but now fronting go feet on Pamela
street, and running hack go feet-boundsd on
the north by lot No. l, in block A.
Also, lot No. 8, in block A, set apart origin
ally as Pamela street, now fronting 90 feet on
Broadway, and running back 800 feet, bounded
on the east by rot g. on the west by lots 3, 4
and 3, in block A.
Tsrms-Notes at 7, y and IS months, with
approved security, and lien retained. Equity
of redemption barred.
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
JNo. P. IRRELEVANT, Auetioneer. fb29
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Bankrupt EOtice aud Sale.


IN the matter Of Gid. J.Plllow, g Bankrupt.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
N signed has been appointed Oh. p. Wood
lock), Assignee OF his estate, and has accepted
the rust. Notice is also given, that on the
18th day OF March instant, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
north west corner Of Madison and Main Streets
all the interest OF the bankrupt in his resi-
dence, situated al the corner OF Adams and
O'leans streets, Ia Memphis, and fronting ia
feet on Adams and 3lS feet on Orleans street.
This property Is under mortgage Tor balance
unpaid of the purchase money. ...
That on the same day VIII sell, at his law
office, the one-han interest OF said bankrupt
in his Law Library and Once Furniture.
That on the 10th day Of March instant, 1
viii sell, on his mound plantation, I'm Lee
county, Ark All his interest in his mound
plantation, embracing one thousand acres;
and at the same time place / Will sell all his
interest In his Brown plantation, consisting Of
about no acres Both OF these Limitations are
under mort ages. At the same time 1 will
sell eiev' head of mules and five mead OF
cottle a d other property on the place. For a
fuller description of these lands, reference Is
made 70 the bankrnpt's schedule on Ale al the
ONCE of the Registers. Terms ( sale cash
mh2 thu b. 2, WOODLOCK, Assignee, etc.
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I1lDorts.-M q c. r. R., %; NJ q T.
r. r 800. l.. & n. g. s r r., 1873;
81. & L. Il 4 W, l7O; steamers, 5S2;
estimsie5 Per wagons and other sources,
100.
Eroorts.-M & G r r 175; l.. & N.
q. =. Il r, 125; steamers north, HOO;
by rail norm 800.
The toll0e ing are the official teie-
grams Of tie CONDITION OF the domestic
marketz ~ received at the cetton ey.
change:
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TRUSTEE SALE8.
Trustees ale.

DY virtue of the terms of q certain deed in
ID trust, ma1e to me on the 18th Of Septem-
Der. 1871, by r. Z. and ~ l.. Briukley. which
is Of record in the Registers Ice Of Shelby
county, TennesSee in book -, page 30. aud at
request OF the holder o. the debt therein Sc
cured (the said debt, interest aud costs being
due and unpaid), I viii proceed to sell, 70 the
highest bidder, at public sale, 70 casn, al the
southwest corner Of Main and Madison street,,
in Menu his, Tennessee, on
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF two several Deeds Of Trust
- made TO ne a. Trustee, By john W. Todd
and Hesteran K. Todd, his wife, on the 5Utb
day January, 1879, and duly recorded in
County Clerks office OF De-ha county, ArEan-
sss, in book No. one, on pages 3sl, 30. 80, so
and 39S. and Book No. two, pages o. s. 9 and
I Will
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Yesterdays New YORK closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, 8 3-l6S; good
ordinary, 10 ll-l6c; low middling,
II l5-l6c; mideing, l22c, Price Of
mlddling same time last year, l6sc.
Sales, 1856 Gales. Receipts, zoos bales;
80 far this week, 1926 bales. The tone
OF the market st lO:25, was easier; 1920,
steady; 2:l0, quiet and steady; 3:O5,
quiet sId steady.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
dsy before:
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Saturday, April l, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tenn es-
see, tO-wtt: Beginning at the intersection OF
the old Randolph road with the Lew r n
dolPh road, in the Fifth Civil District OF said
county, being about IL miles north of the
city of Memphis; thence south with the new
Randolph road 1913 feet to lot No. %; thence
east with lot No. 80 TO the old Randolph road
thence along said old road nOrthwardlg to the
beginning; containing seven acres, more or
lets, and being country lot No. 81 of the
McLemore and Weakly grant No., as sub
divided.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit Of six months ,
purchaser to execute note with approve Sc
cuIity; lien retained and equity OF redemp-
too barred; purchaser required to deposit 10
per cent. on purchase with Clerk instanter as
earnest money. This March 8, 1876.
Il. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY X. !. Black, ID. Z. and NJ.
J a. Taylor, Attorney. mhS
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CHANCERY SALE
... err OF
. - al Els TIA { G


No. ISL, R. Chancery Court Of by county.
Bank of Commerce VS.. W. G. Bolton ct al.
DY virtue OF an tnterioe utOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause en- tie
l4th day OF May, 1875, Will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, In front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office, new court
house building, Main street, Memphis, Ten
neSsee on
Saturday, Aarch IL, 1875,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
see, to-Wit: One tract beginning at q hickory
stake aud other pointers, being the southeast
corner OF the tract next described; thence
south 81 6-l00 chains to stake, sweetgum,
hickory ana other pointers5 thence west
81 S-l00 chains to a stake, elm and mulberry
pointers; thence % 5-l00 chains 20 a stake on
the bank of the Mississippi river; thence up
the river north % east 5 3O-lO0 chains TO A
stake on the bank Of the river; thence south
24o east Is chains to a stake, two blackberry
and other pointers; thence east 30 chains 70
the beginning containing 10 acres, more or
less.
Also, the following tract, adjoining the
above: Beginning at a sweetgum marked x,
the Ne corner of the 485-acre tract IN tie
name Of Ferguson and Carr; thence south IS
chains to a stake; thence vest - chains 10 q
blackberry and sweetgum pointer; thence
north 80 west 10 chains 10 2 stake on
north 24o east % chains links with the me-
anderings TO a stake on the bank of the river;
thence east % cham % inks to the D. inning,
containing 100 acres, more or less.
Terms Of Ssle-On credit seven & - ssast
purchaser required to execute note Ty;sn ID.
proved security, ETC., ana equity OF reoeup-
ton barred. This Feb--sPv 10, iS7S.
EDMUND A. CO. i,iecS ard Master.
ByR. J. Black, u. q. anu b.
LIB. Garland. ATT me mis-
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Friday, ssrch 10. 1876,

at A. +. FIanKland's store, No. Igs Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, the Books, Accounts, Notes
etc. Also. the real estate belonging 70 said
Arms estate. fowl: Lots Nos IS, So, Cd and
81, in w. 5. FIIppin's subdivision, shelby
county, Tennessee.
Also, the ST Il and f y of the SW q Of sec
ton Is, I 8, N or r z, containing 2ID acres,
more or less, situated In scott county Mis-
sissippi.
The schedules, and other evidences or prop
erty, can be seen at my Office, No. - Ms dtsCn
street. A deposit OF 10 per cent. viii be 80
blurred at time OF sale.
fbl7 thu U. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee
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STAMPED CHECKS.
sTAMPED CHECKs.
STAMPED CHECKS
ON
ALL THE BANKS
.-. .. AT
-. @. T0oF79.
-$lOuFS afrNsf.
PROPOSALS..
TO CONTR ACTORS.

AEALED PROPOSALS will be received on
y or before o'clock AM, Oo Uesday, 7th OF
March next, al the office or ". r. Dortch, Sec
rotary Tor the erection OF Ia proposed Court
mouse 10 be erected in SOmerVilIe, Tennessee.
fIans and specifications can be seen at the
onces OF the SeCretsTy, in SOmeTVille, and
Jones y Baldwin, Architects Memphis.
Inc Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all the bids received
contractors to give the nameJ of two or
more good and approved sureties to the bond
th2t VIII be required By the Board.
THOMAS K. CUCKE,
J. L. PULLIAM,
W. BOYD,
EVAN GEORGE,
l.. g. HALEY,
II. C MOORMAN,
W. 3 DORTCH,
IDS Board of Commiss' oners
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-09
CHANOERY SALES.
CHANCERY, SALE
F g al z . tat 9,

No. 1887, R.-ChanceIy Court of Shelby county
TenHessee.-R. A. Parker, Receiver, etc, vs..
A. NJ. Ferguson ct al.
ID I virtue of an interlocutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 6th day
oil December 1915, and renewed March !, 1876,
/ will sell, at public auction, TO tine highest
bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, new Courthouse building, Main street,
Memphis, Tenn, on