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THE MEMPHIS DlJY PPKJG NOVEMBER 539, 1878.
It U LUOA b T I ME-TA IJLE8.
Looltvllle and KaltTlilr and. Urtit
Nontuern.
LKAVB.
Exp vs. 1,t:' (expt .-at.) 1 1 :.Vi p.ui.j flf) p. m.
Mttl.dlliv .Ml WO a.m.1 :15 a-IT.
U' in.e Accoir. iiodation.; I
da I) exv Sundays). .. 4:1s p.m.!
On S..l'in! ti. press ri i:mn:j to M herizle, con
necting for .N ilili.e.
Jfrsupliin and fhnrlrnton.
Uitl. AKHIVE.
(City time)
Mll Express Train. daMj rj.-iOultfM 11:4.". a.m.
bo ariile Auconiuiuuaiiori : i
dV.j (j-xcept Sunday) -. 4 10 p.m. i 7t.m.
B'vil June I" n Aoc., Oallj j
(ex4", t Hillniavsl ! ;
3tlnnlalilppl and Tniriwr.
UUVB.
AHKIV.
N Orleans Mall, dally... I .'MK p.m :12.:i5 pru.
bard. a AivotiiiiHid...n,uii- i
lex.vpt aurid.-tysi. .'( :( ) p.m. : t:20 .uu
Frl ;tii and tvuininoTD. j
U i r ("x-"fff Suml t. . . ) 7:15 a mi fVOOpm.
Memph'n nnd Iltllf Rork.
I
M.l Train, dally
V'f.sM, dal!y-xcept Sur:.).
5-OD p.m.
.'!' a :n.
11:40 p.m.
n'iM p.m.
I'.idarnh and JlrmphlM.
M 11 pasen:;'r trnln.dall:
: 15 p.m. ItJIi) a.m.
7 ! h in f :i ) p m
FINANCIAL.
Yo.-terJav Ij i ij Thar.k(?mn? ilav, ami a
ho'.htay, :ir Irinks w . re clo.-ed. The Ne Yoik
IVurhi, .f M:uliy. ret rts: "The nclringei ot
New 'it ar last n- ml'J by t("if tratiri as IoII.ihk:
ttav.tunx.li. ' ir Pi l-i premium; Charleston, 1 lwflj
Premium; S'lt i Irlrali. Ijrl dl.-cnint; et. I.iiuls.
f )3 per SI' " p endu'ii; I'lilcvo, par ! 2."c pre
mlini: uik! H Mai i:c priiituiii. A ymr injolhe
southern r.ito .-ii Nt-w York was :I-ldf.;., lt?.outt.
arid Cblcagu was drawing at Id k-i I H-r IOin) cils
cu int. airl money was worth 4'5 on call In New
Yorrt." Thu New Yum lJ-rn!it repurts that tiie ese
la tin loan in i'kt !n lncre.ut il by Hit b.ttf r ttnie
f th li:uiic!iil t-Hlt'o.i III E:u:hiiiI, wm rn thu
kink of K. l;.hihI iilrctor r. du.vj tue inliilmiim
ni o' ill tCMint from rt to pr oe it. Tin New
York Tiiif.ot Tiit-sil-ty, rt ports mat S"crcU'yS!it-r
mart fp!,ilr(n tliHt unUss -:iirreiilcicrHsOlll:errlj
th! law on rt-s jmptio'i or n:ia pauitnt by the
U )iTnni-iit of the L mtwl S.:iton th first day of
Ine :ipro ichli)g new jear mil be carried out. tireer.
.n:ki uiil In exoinnRttl for coin, w nerever thy nny
li pr-.e;itt'l, III sums of t."( or hi y multiple: ot
ami hf will receive tiiein tor custom cl.itlea aril
bjiuli wlirrevt-r tliey ni iy be olle.eil. l)f cour,-e
It l to be unilersio.it! that In declillnir upon
Uita line of ac.lon lii l obelni rallur the spirit
ttian the lott-r of thu law. Tim latter aulhoilze
him exiillcltly to reliu ItRAl-teiKlen oiilr at the
Bii'i treair- In this cut. himI rtlrvm him lo reiiulre
coin for etist nn due." Th Philadelphia bitriks
nhow n ietdlne lo follow the tctlon of the Ne
York Iniiki tllscred tlior ."liver. They f-xnect tte
lowft pr oed ciiTeiiey wIM Iw used In paying tl-bt,
ait I ar: "If a b iri'iitrhniise here Is dr.nwi on by a
pirty at New Yoik thui'ili one or our bank for
1N n. Id. the b.tnk notified ihe bankers of the fa.'t,
uud exiteoi. un ler tue Ne York arr int'em- lit. pay
ment In trol l li triiiUMlrt.t. but ihe banklng-
110 ise. lot klinr ovr Its lipids. Hurts that It has 10(1.
lt silver tl ill iri wllh vtliivh. in Uer ths law. ttits
Ke York di.i'l may b p ild, and hd lei. tiers thus
dollar s t tne l ink Imiiltnu Hie draft. Can tne If ink
here refuse ihem and have the draft rolested It
Is annouiKvd lh.it Hie. linllatln National
bank, oil o the best inn.ae.l and most
cjiisenrallve bir.ks In t lid countiy. will
' T1U.;J Its -fn!il f urn S I ..".imi.ii(0 to
$ 1 .0 Ml.ftfti i. Tiie r.diull-'n of Ihe tiij.ii-il of tne
ill i'l o iiril:es a total of about 1 .0 i (H) cp't.il
that h.ift ht e.i v.llhi!ran ftorn the baiikir i; business
In Yoiivslnre 17-1 Tu sarplus ot tl:e N'tw
YoM; banks o is. spiviKlng collectively, been redi c d
aber SI !.' Mhcj within t lie suite tiiije, Tne
tun will dure when the horrmeri of money win
fe.d this h ivy de -re te In b i.!c fae l.t:es, iintl vtlien
they will move Pi self ilt-Mise In favor of the n-tinc-tlonotllio
l.n.itloii whlirh Is ('lined (it the stock
holdfs In P inks, b ,t v hi -li lal s upon and Is paid
ly the b rowers of in tney." The experiments In
Isetrltlty an "playl.is ho"wlth ut stocks. The
Kew Orleans JUn-x, ot TueMl.iy. aiil: ' I he princi
pal sunjen for cossip on t'aiindelet slieet today
w is the sale of t.'ii f hares of ths New Or enns (;as
llttlit cun pan y at S7:t I er shara, a dtxliue of 5
per share since Kilday evening."
MM' TEl.EC, X .171
PARIS. November 2S Kive per c-nt. rentes. Ttfec
fora-ctiutlt Tiie l a ik Kia:i;e statement shows an
Increase In sitvcte ft r the week ot 10, luu.ooii trance
LON'iiOV, November Sliver closed at
TO 1 1-ltid per o inoe t'nl.ed States I) nds 414",
lO'lij. lhtWs. Ir-iMi; new, fs I0H.I4; Erie, Idla;
preterreJ. ; I minds t'ei.tnil. 7lda: Peunjlvanla
t'-ntral, :ijla, Nw Jery teritral, .'12; Heading.
J 2' t'cusols both money and accounts,
ttolo-lO.
Co 1 1 i.
The cotlon t-xobanarti vfs'er.lay wnn closed,
and oo is?ij -n-ly no business of Imnortnncs was
trausicte.1. U"low we give the receipts, shipmeLts
aud stjck, us repanej to tns exchanite:
GOTTI.S FXfHNHB. I
Memphis, November 28, lti78. f
8to;k on hind 3(.f temher 1, 1878... W54
Beelved to-day 2.4o5
Heived previously ltd. hps it9,:)5:i
ghlppol toiaf 4 404 10l).:i07
Shipped previciLsly 2rt .h:M ;i'l,240
Stock, runnliic; account ti7,OH7
IliroltTd.
Thus f:T this week 20,.rtS4
Thus far last week 1U,2:)2
Since Seyti-uiber 1st 'Ui'inii
Memphis and Charleston ral'riad ES2
Mississippi and Tennestee Kallrosd . 24 1
Louisville, Nashville and tlreat Southern R.K. 22
Patlucali and Menipuls ral.roiul IP
Memphis und Little Itock ralKvay 2od
fctiin-rs 7i:i
Wagons and olhtr sources (KM)
Tolil 2,455
EX.P0BT3.
Thus Tar this wek 11 ,'.'27
Thus firlt-st week 12.1'.1
Blnje boptember 1st
M.JCR.B. 2h:i
M. AT. K. It 742
L. Jc K. U. b. B. K 7lK) 1
Hteamers, north 7
bteain-rs, south 2.1S2
By rail, n3rt!i 107:t
lif rail, sou'.h 742
Total 4,404
UENEKAL Tit A DK.
Yt'siotil tv was Tli-.ultPijivitiir o.iy antl the
ti.tnks wer? c:osd; a sift ot k ilvai.k tra.le ivs car
rltl on In the city, but bu-lte-ss : n!d verv well have
b-WT su tpe:id sl. and our K'Ue.-al ma. ket report has
next to nothing lo siio.v iuop- than the report vt liie
tl iy berore.
KKKI), l-.T1'.-f '.-ii divs not cu ie U ) to expecta
tions or hoi ters. ami some ear that ft'is been on the
in irk t a tl .y or two was stii.'d; l.i.-t sales of ar
c iro. 4 "xr It -: s!i.'!le.t cori. 4"f; In store, r."c; fle
oa tiie in iiket of 7o s.u-Us of ear-corn at 4.1c
s tie n' .'h.'i sacks of Uhm rivr p its a' 2 '!!. tne
rate or a we -k a-:ln store. :i.",c. nnthloir
lo:ii 1 tst siiles at Sl.'l; In store, 7"r c per cwt.
Jl ! so ne ao.in y. 1. ul at 1 .v i'rli es; sales of S"i
Hil l 121 b lies 1 lime li iy at s-12. and 210 bales at
3M2 ill); tw 1 car ltmis of ctiolre tliuthr at S14
tiiurntitritl lower. ale of 2(kl barrels at jl E:jr
fctea l at .i :'.'ii(,i 7." lor cm retit yr..'ej.
Krtlir.-i AN1 VK .hr Vrl.F.-i -.1 f--l 2.".?
1 "7o on laiitiln . rind tpnc:; In stoie, ;-l 7-"J2.-ll;
exti i tpullty, sl 7rv '..' . . i-no iimvcni' nt,
1rtopl:i: In sto e, ?j 7.-(,?2 o."; sale or .r:0 bar
rels at -si liil. The condition ot potatoes ts dull;
shipments are of v-r intt-rior tpiall v. HoUI os a -nan
that tiie crop Is Ik- 1 w wants, untl some of them
utorts Cie.r rec-f.s, ardlftiwlMt l::;;aer prrces.
timet int-it-, Si a ban el. 0';.. s-1 25,? 1 73
cm lai lit.!;; In s' Te. SI 7i?2: line. S I. Cufcfci?;,
f7f?s a hundred.- round 1 Is, Sd(?tl o0; crates,
M 'AHi-i "0. rurnii in hlor. 75c a Parrel.
r.irviii, S2 a biiind. i.r ' h ?o Hlbftl a
b irrel cir i'.'.t. tU ."itlitd a bjr.e'. I.-i.n., Ssi
2d. ' t".i -c itar 1, 12c a poum'. C tltin,it
sp 1 ."II a box. 1- ' ilinonilc. T ir;i!?. n',
IP?; I r.i.lPm. Pc; pec lor, Texas. tllbirts,
14 .'; pearnits. 4c per po mil; t"c i.i, fr." Ier hun
dred f'nii'f -lim es, r4',2'.'; (leachii,
4'? V. 'r,i .' -ri . S7 50.7 H a b irnd.
K : . r 1 1 I K t. I c. -- E-. lemalnpd un
chann tl :.t ; 1,1-2 ' a di-ypn. '.'"'.. r -i ' t.s : cum
in 'i. ".? 1 1 c; motllnni, l:P"ii; - hole we-ten,
17' in cic.imttry, '.'ti ' ,v ut rem lined he. ivy,
l'.lt!iu ht .1 2"w2 ."0. t" iii ouu M ics;
dreio'd, i t"n ad '.-11. 7 .'.., in n!ii:t-l tit -
111 l'i't. at -?7,7 ii;ct a M2; dre-ert, Il-l 1 15c a
Io 1T..I ..-.., S2 Zoti'i ." adoz-:. .. f lt.ri.
'' -ct,niB..,i, yi r r 01 ; uiallaitN.
V iti's. l I 25 perteo. A' i''i'.v, SI PH.? 2 pf r
uozen. fiiri-iU, Slii 1 2.1 p: r doeii. ixr, i'.il
fif bytho circis; sndJle:', 7l.iT. Iti'f'"'- lukv Jih,
ii'i dc per pound.
HO.i I'll tfil VT AND MEiT. (."-clear s'ils.
p:ick-l, -t-5 ' 47sc; c'rar tVt, packed. 4"'s.74:!c;
HhovliP-rs. p.'K-kfl. 'J'.e; clear puk hides. Icose,
41 f". ;! tr rtr poik s ils, loose. 4::.,-r4l:!c;
lo.TiC '-P ar 1 oik sld 's. looc-, 4-sC; shouMerH. I'MtSe,
:'? :ii s-: si ear u:ed bMiis, p uke i, fc ' ;;;
brtsiciast b.i Hip. paeke J.rtrt r't 7c; mess pork, 50.
Lirl -t'eices, ti-'w'r''.if-; t-ails. 7,v'7 i:iii.
Ill Sf K L 1 . a N Kor .. - '.' M bairels 5:b-no s.
Ss ritbr'.i. I'i i;-mel uin navy. S2if2 25 a bniiel.
firiw. 1 2c 1st pound.
ICZ lit.
H .RaKS -The follow tin .'.re. I. Kor;c.sl's quotations:
Ctun no 1 sad.lie horses. Ssii,? 100, extra t!o.. Sit 0
?1I5; N 1. 1 do , trl 4tir 175; Kxid plu- work
horses, Mi;!7 75. M ilm - 1 4 to 1 II3 hands, Sd."?
K5: 14l-t I 15. f-.i.7 I 10; beai; diHy nin es, 5lj
t) ldls hrtiitis. Slolbi 175. Tr ice Is prettv goctl.
print Ipiliy suppiylpi; city demand, especially lor
ffO'.lf 100
MATTRESSES AND FURNITURE
Jladcaud Krpaired bv
iirtl NppodiI w I reef.
OUR STORE,
322 Frout Street,
TS aaln open for bu'lrie-'s. The bu-lnoss will be
JL coutlaued as htictornre.
CHARlKS POTTFR CO.
"I "S Inform our friends and the public generally
that we are ready for business ecaln, and hope to
receive a ll!eral share cf public patron -e. Hjuse
and tleneral Painting, Kalsoniinlug. Pnper rJauR-
lngs, Wln.luw-sb.adcs, etc Country orders promptly
attended U
UUUK &, I.aCiUII.Iv.
si!) Hccona titreet.
ac-oni.ng i 1 iju aniy. i.imc. ihij.j 91. m 00 1 er
birrel. H . w.-re In itood ilemand; dry tllnt. 14c;
dry salt, lil?l2" Kfeen. ." i , trr.TIi fait, 7c.
Til'.-iir, ',. 'ic, iv'.ir, 22c. 7;...(f-llax, 2?
t . tlx I Pi I I :,r: (I IV itiui li nm. nil .. Jiiti, i,
ii 'ii 1 1- pel oi. .tine, c iro
It IYER NEWS.
WratheVand Uivera.
The t-.ible and dispatches t)?!ow irive official
f.artlci;! vrs concerning the weather and rivers:
Orrtrr Kiusal SXRnca Ob.. II. 8. A., I
Mkhi'HIs, Novt-uilier 2S tHils.
I
Above low
water.
Changes.
STATIOKS.
Klse Inches
Inches Fail
Feet. ; Inches
Calm ; 10 4
Cincinnati 27 45
iMveiiport i 2 '.i 1
Oubuutie , 3 4 1
Helena. Ar!t
Keokuk :t -
Lavenwo. lb 5 M .
Utile Hock
Louisville 11 12
Mt-niiilila 4 7 3
Nashville K 4 tiW
New Orleans. 14 -i
Pittsburg IH H
ShrevefK)rt. H 10 4
L l.ouis .. V 4 2
Vtrk-b'inc '
"below hlich water mark of 1K74.
LOCAL OHKU VATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time.
Weather.
7 KM) ara.
2si0 p.m.
Clear.
Clear.
P H Ml p.lu
Clesr.
M.ivlm.iiti tliwrini. nieler f.'J rlutf
Minimum thermometer. ;trt deif.
F. M. N.KAL, Private, big. Ser., U. S. 1.
By TelrajrapU.
CINCINN ATI, November 2.-R!ver 28 feet and
rls'iuc; cloudy and cold, bepartetl: Laura Lee, New
O. leans.
KVANSVILLE. November 28. Blver rising. 10
fe t lar;e; business dull: 110 outside boats; cold and
clear; lo-.-rcuiy 35 degrees.
ST. I.oris. November J8. Arrived: Colorado,
Vlcksburg. bepartetl: Colorado. Vlcksburg. River
risen 2 Inches with fjlv to Cairo; clear and pleasant.
NRW ORLK4NS, November 2S. No arrivals.
In-parted: A. J. Bakr and harnes, St. Louis; Henry
Frank. Memphis. Clear, and thermometer now 54
de.; heavy frost repotted this morning.
PITTiBL'Ri?, November 2S. River 17 feet
Inches Rr.d rl.slnic. Weather cloudy and cold. At
Oil City the Allegheny Is 7 feet 2 Inches and rising.
Kaluliig at Brownsville; Moimrigahela Is 25 feet and
rising Mlit Hlv-r 111 feet and Using steadily;
WiatPer cloudy, and netting cold. Bronsvllle re
ports 22 feet and falling slowly. No reports from
the upper Allegheny.
CAIHO, November 23. Arrived: James D. Par
ker, 4:emphli.4 a.111 ; Andy Baum, Cincinnati, tt
p.m.: hell Memphis. Vlcksbun;. :i p.m.; City of
Htlena, St. Lculs, ,'t p.m. Departed: James D.
Parker, Clnc'ttnatl, 5 p ru.; Iron Mountain, New
Orleans, it p.m.; Andy Biutn, Memphis, pni.;
Helle Memphis, SL Louis, 4 p.m.; City ot Helena,
Vtfksburg.7p.ru Ktver 10 feet and lislng; clear.
3l0Temrnti nt tbe Eevee.
ARRIVALS.
tieorge W. Cheek, Friars Point; Phil Allln, Fren
ths; Oo.iclilta B. lle, Arkansas City; C. K. Peck, BL
LojIs: Annie P. Silver, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
John A. Sc-Jdder. New Orleans; Annie P. Stiver,
Ft Louis; Vint Shlnkle. Cincinnati; Batesville, at.
Friiicls rtver; Oeore W. Cueek, Fttars Poln'; Phil
Allln, 1'reutl.ss; Ouachita Belle, Arkansas City.
IN" PORT.
Belle of Texas, C. K. Feck, Thompson Dean.
BOATS DUE.
ixiim Thomas Stlerl-ck, City of Helena.
f ' toahoma, Josle Harry, Cliy of Helena, Golden
Cron.
BOATS LEAVIXCi THIS DAY.
Friars Point Coahoma, James Lee mater,
5 pm.
VK K.-ui Rfi City of Helena. I. H. M'Kee master,
10 a.m.
t. Louis-GranJ Tower, Geo. Lenox master,
5 p 111.
New OitLEANs-Thompson Dean, James H. Pep
per ma der, 5 p.m.
Nkw Oulkans Tliomai Sherlock, Lew Kates
master, 5 p. m.
Cisf isNATi-Golden Crown, W. P. Walker master,
5 p. m.
KeeelDts Vesterday.
John A. Scudder 52 barrels flour and a lot or sun
di ies.
Annie P. Silver 27 hogsheads sugar, 200 barrels
molases, 1 HO sack . salt.
Phil Allln - 20 bales cotton, 12 bats seed-cotton,
7lO sacks cotton-sted, 135 sacks corn.
lieorge W. Chetk 130 tales cotton, 42 bags seed
cotton, 447 eacks cottou-seed, and a lot of sundries.
C. K. Peck 1254 barrels and half-barrels Hour,
loo bairels hominy and grits, 20 barrels mtal, 700
sacks bran.
Ouachita Belle 134 bales cotton, 15 bags seed
eotloh, 15(1 sacks cotton-seed, K0 hogsheads suga-,
lull Uurels molasses, ltd packages sundries.
Levee Paragraphs.
The weather yesterday was e'ear and pleas-nt
The levee continues to be crowded witu freight.
The local packets lett yesterday with good tilps
The C. K. Peck, from St. Louis, put Off here 2074
packages freight. -
The levee Is getting dry-that Is, the mud. Oh, you
are Just too sharp.
The river has 1 Isen three Inches In the past twenty
four hours at this point.
Business, notwithstanding It was Thanksgiving
day, was rushing on the levee.
That matinee.' oh, that matinee! Did you go
there; f not, jou mlssd a grand treat.
The Hattle Norland, Captain James Reese, Is the
Satunlay packet for all points on Arkansas river.
Captain William J. Ashford, or the Ill-fated A. J.
White, returned to the city on t' e Cheek yesterdav.
The Thomas Sherlock. Captain Lew Kates, Is due
down to-day on her waj to New Orleans. M. L. Vlr
den Is her cleik.
The ( ha-. . Cbootenn firmed bntrfr from Hriftm,
Her freight tor Memphis was reshlpped on the
Ou.t 'hita Belle.
The Holtien Crown. Ciptalu Wm. P. Walker. Is
due up to-dav, bound for Cincinnati. Eugene Shlnkle
is her attentive cleik.
"Hoys." did you get plenty of thanksgiving yester
day? We know or one Individual that bad more
than he could carry.
The receipts by river yesterday were light, but It Is
aecmrted lor becausa farmers were unable to haul
cotton to the river.
J ha Annie P. Silver passed up for St Louis last
nUlitwIth 1000 tons of freight, consisting of mo
lasses, sugir and salt.
The Jjbn A. Sculder passed down yesterday wllli
1 2o0 tons of freight. She added here 457 bales of
cotton and 31H0 sacks of oll-eake.
Thu Grand Tower, Captain Georgfl Lf nox, is the
Anchor-line packet this evening at rive o'clock, for
St. Louis. Thomas White Is her clerk.
Two hundred and seventy-six bales of cotton, 69
sacks seed-cotton, and 1310 sacks cotton-seed, were
the receipts by local packets yesterday.
The City or Helena, Captain I. H. M'Kee. Is the
Anchor-Hue packet this morning at ten o clock for
Vlcksburg. George Walton Is her clerk.
Shoot ttw "Wini," Shlnkle. There must have been
a bung loose In ons of those barrels of whisky; but
then comparisons are odious, you know.
Captain Kd Thomas, formerly of the Coahoma,
was a passenger on the Ouachita Belle yesterday
morning. Captain Ed goes out as clerk of the
Katydid.
The Vint Shlnkle deDtrtr d last evening for Cln-
clnrjati w th 150 bales eUton, 50 bales rags, 2o tons
way fr ight, 15 cabin passengers and a good many
on aecK.
The Andy Bauiu, Captain IL J. Vinton, will be
found in port to-dav, and will leave to-n orrow even
ing at liva o'clock for Cincinnati. M. M. Deem Is
her cle:k.
Ttw Josle n.-irrv. Cautaln Milt R. Harir. Is due to
day from White river, and returns again to that
.-tream to-morrow evening at five o'clock. Colonel
J. I1. Moore is her clerk.
The oahoma, Captain James Lee In command.
Is the regular packet this evening at five o'clock for
Friars Point and all way landings. Wm. 8uiitb.tr is
her clerk, Hsststed by Jimmy Thomas.
The sireat Tbo.upson bean. Captain Jam.93 II.
pepper, is the tegular packet this evening at five
o'clock for New Orleans and the bends. V. G. En
t Iken is In charge ot her orlloe, assisted, by Sterrltt
ivpuer.
The John A. Fcudder passed down yesterday. She
la-lone list of six hundred and twenty-nine bales
ol ecllou shipped from St. Louis to New Oileans.
Nevtr mind. in a few mo: e years -St. Louis merchants
will ship their cotton to Memphis as the nearest
market.
Tiie Thomas Sherlock, one of the best packc ts on
the river, with Clonel Lew Kates on the roof, leaves
fi r Nt-w Oi leans at tlv o'clock this evening. Pas
sengis and shippers df-slrliig business with a first
clas beat will liud none betier suited to tnelr taste
or style than tl.e Sherlt ck.
Passengers and shippers hsvlng business at
Louisville or Cincinnati, u -e hereby notified that the
Golden Crow n, W. P. Wa ker, loaster, w 11 leave this
dayattwdve o'clock. Good fare and berths, and
sti let attention to all orders lnfusted to the officers
of tliis boat Is the motto emblazoned ou the Crown's
star:y Msg.
Jim Banks, a deck-hand employed on the steamer
John A. Sccdder, met with an accident yesterday
mi. rniinr. wLlle ti e boat was at Hope-field tak'ng on
Cotton. 1 ho hands were dumping cctt- n oft the
cits, when one or tha bales tell ou the leg of Jim
banks. Lreaktng It Just below the knee. Tbe officers
rr '.lis Scui'tbr had him brought over on the ferry-
b int. and db was taken to the Hospital, where every
attention will I given htm by Dr. Thornton, who is
In 1-hs.rge of that Institu'itm.
239
31A1X JSTKKET.
259
, WIG'S
NEW
Mliing House
THKKE C031PL&.TI: STOCK
Gents', Boys' and Youths' Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods
IX O.VK.
Having pii'fh.ised the following well-known stocks
at FIfTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, to-wlt:
J. C. YfAKD i CO.,
SPKOULE & JTCOWX,
Auil an entire Xerr Stock direct from the
Eastern Factories,
I am prepared to offer Greater Inducements In
CLOTIllXG
THAN ANY HOUSE IS THIS SECTION.
S. VENDIG,
5!) Main St.. Xext Door to Menken Bros.
CARVER GIN and MACHINE CO.
Manufacturers of
COTTOJt-GINS AM) PRESSES.
ltrpalrlBjr Cotton-Ulna a Hperlalty
iyyr Fhelby and aiTull streets.
Bar. Thet1 W ind. .
:io.2i 37 w.
ho. is r, 1 s.w.
;io.20 44 s.w.
km C TREAD WELL,
A. B. TREAD WELL.
.C.&A.B.TRE
(SUCCESSORS TO A. C.
Wholesale Grocers
and Cotton Factors,
No. 11 Union Street, Memphis, Tenn.
sy Consignments of Cotton solicited and Liberal Advances made on same. All Cotton insured while in
store, as well as that consigned to us by river, unless otherwise instructed.
THE partnershla heretofore existing between JOHN E. BANDLE. J. W. HEATH and A S. LIVF.R
MOHE, under the name of Handle. Heath A. I.lvrrmorf, has been dissolved by the death of
Mr. J. W. HEATH. The surviving partners will continue the business under the name ot ltandle A
l.lvrrmorr, und SWIclt a coDtl nuance of the ps-tronage here'ot ire extended The new llrua assum-s all
the liablliUes of Handle, Heath 4 Llverm jre, and will collect outstanding debts.
CHICKASAW IRON WOBIS
Randle & Livermore, Proprietors,
No. 98 Second Street, Memphis, Tenn.,
ABE now prepared to receive orders for Cotton Presses, Horsa Powers, Gin Gearlne, House Fronts, Gen
eral Repairs, Iron and Brass Castings, or anything in the Foundry or Machine Shop line. Promising
good work and faithful attention to the wants of our customers, we solicit your continued orders.
XL UKRA.lt & R1DGELY,
Merchant Tailors, o. 38 Madison Street
Take pleasure in notifying their frienda
and the public generally that they have re
opened their store with a new, lars;e and fujl
Stock of the very Latest Styles of imported
goods. Prices moderate. We solicit those
who contemplate ordering their Fall and
Wintor Clothing to give us a call.
MITIRAV A KIU6KLY'
R. S. JONES.
Jones, Brown
COTTON" - FACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Prosit
Are now open and read; to attend to nil business Intrusted to their care. Liberal Advances made on Cot
ton In Stors or Transit BAGtiiNti, TIE3 and PLANTATION SUPPLIES furnished at Lowest Market Kates
IMPOHTEB AND
WINES, LIQTJOES & CIGARS,
Ko. l-i Union street, Memphis, Tenn.
SIMON FEUCHT. JACOB BLOCK.
HOLE AUtNTM I'ORTHE CELEBKA1 KD "I'OSl'JI HOLLOW DIITILLEKY.'
FEUCHT & BLOCK,
WHOLESALE LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
"iR "ASSSSSiV I NO. 314 FRONT STHEET, MEMPHIS. TENN.
M. I. MEACHAM.
A. W. ROBEItTS.
And Salt
KO, 9 US ION STKEtT. :
A, VACCAliU.
V. fACCAEO.
A. YACCARQ CO.,
ISIPOBTERS A5I) DEAJLEKS I3T
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS,
Wo. S24 "Frotst street, SI empiiis.
Mr. Irby Boyd has been Admitted as a 1'arluer In our business from November 1st.
A. M. BOYD SON.
A. II. BOYD. ALSTON BOYD. IKBV liaVI).
1.
Have Removed to 336 Front Street, corner Union liooms G, 7 and
8, Magnolia Block. Have never Closed during the Epidemic.
EDMUND ORGILL, New York. G. L. DSNI30N. . A S. M'NEAL.
Our Stock of Goods is Fresh and Complete, and shall be pleased
to receive your Orders. 'J he Largest Assortment of
Hardware, Outleryf-Machinery
And 12111 Supplies, to be found in the city.
IROX PIPE, MACHINERY FIXTURES, GUM AND LEATHER BELTING.
181 B If B
5. W L
SUCCESSOR TO F.
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
50. 1 CLARK'S MARBLE BLOCK, MEMPHIS, TEXX.
AXDUK1V STEWART. AXDKK1V I. UIVYKKK, P. II. HAY LEV,
Xew Orleans. Memphis. Memphis.
STSW1ET, GWTMNE3C0.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
Kos. 350 and 358 Front St., Memphis, Temi.
AM
Stewart Brothers & Co.,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Harpmann Bro.
Muafaetarers, Importers and Jobbers of
Cigars, Chewing, Smoking Tobacco and Pipes
Xo. 28 Slain Wireet, 5Ieiiipiii, Tenn.
"OABTIES wishing to rurchase any of the nbove
ju vi ucic. jjirn imvLo auu UUUJLI UOUiO 1-5 OUT
S. S. TREAD TEIL
ADM& GO.
TREADWELL 4 RRO?.)
W. N. BHOWN
DEALER IN
J. B. rOSTON.
E. E. MEACHAM.
Agents,
: : JIEMPniS, TESW.
A. B. TACCABQ.
BR
If. CLARK & CO.,
articles should give us a call before purchasing else-
lliU.Lj,
JOHN T. WILLINS
IQ
Memphis Cooperage
Manufacturing Com'y.
OS AMD A ITKB SOVKMBKK FIRST
WE win b able to fill all orders for OIL-BARBELS.
MOLASSES-BARBELS. KEGS, of all
sizes, and SLACK COOFLKAUE, in any quantity.
We have succeeded In getting a large stock of the
best material on band belore we were conulled to
suspend oiratlons on account of the prevailing
epluemia All orders addressed to the secretary, rjf .
IH MudinoB Htreet, will, after the above daS,
secure prompt attention.
Memiiis Cooperage & MTg Co.
W J. MnriMnTT. SMtvitanr
University HigU Self ool
FOB
YOUAO AMJ ItOY.
IVOS 6. TYLF.H, I. A., tTnlTersity ol
Vu.1 frincUal.
J. I. NTEWABT, Assistant.
rpHE Trustees of this Institution have spared nr
.L pains or ex pens to obtain the very finest tal
eat for its nmunsement.
Their object Is to establish a High Ertiool of the
first order, to pnvnre young men for college, or foi
tbe active duties of lite.
Mr. Tyler comes among us, with the most exalted
t9 timonials as to character, while bis decree oi
faster of Arts, from the University of Virginia, Is
In itself ample evidence of his attainments as a
scholar.
Of Mr. Stewart, it s scarcely necessary to speak.
He lias for years conducted, with eminent success, a
High School for boys in this community, where he
has been a most acceptable teacher.
This school will be opened on Monday, Novem
ber 18th, on Alabama street, and will close tbe
last of June.
Terms SIS per qaartcr In Advance.
t3tFor Circulars or other Information, addres
It. It. HAl'KY, JI I.
President Hoard of Trusters.
265 MAIN STREET, COR. COURT
Memphis. Tennessee.
.A LAEQK LINK OF
OODS!
Watches, Jewelry,
Diamonds and Silverware
French Clocks and Fancy Goods,
JOBBERS OF
AMERICAN CLOCKS
BJ-Kpalrlne of Watches, Jewelry and
Clocks promptly attended to.flg
Grand Re -Opening.
THE FLORAL ESTABLISHMENT of the late
FRED UOEBELS, on Second street, near
Beale, Is now open, and Ladles andGentlemen are
cordially Invited to come and look at the beautiful
display of Cowers. All kinds of Floral designs, such
as Wreaths, Crosses. Stars. Crowns, Bouquets and
Baskets made to order at short notice, in the most
artistic style.
Cat flowers Always on Hand.
THEODORE GOE8ELS,
Administrator on Estate of F. Goebels.
N. B. All persons Indebted to F. Goebels, de
ceased, will please come foiward and settle Immedi
ately, ana a;i to mom r . uoeDeis was lnaeDiea win
bring iheir claims properly sworn to.
T. GOEBELS, Administrator.
Mkmpitts. Tr.ss.. November 22. 1H7H.
Schoolfield,
Hanauer & Co.
Wholesale Grocers
AND
COTTOX FACTOBS,
256 Front Street, Memphis,
OFFER to the Trade the following goods, just
received:
1000 brls Cole's Celebrated Floor,
6000 lidls Ties, 2000 rolls Bagging,
700 bags Coffee,
100 packages New Molasses,
And a Large and well Selected Stock ol
every Article in our Line.
Thanking onr Friends for past favors, we
solicit Orders for tioods and Ship
ments of Cotton.
Memphis. Tenn, November 11, 1878.
To the Lot-Owners of Elmwood
Cemetery.
DURING my Illness of yellow-fever. Interments
were mada on a number of private lots whose
names have not been placed on the Plat Book. We
have a plat book kept expressly to Indicate tbe name,
location and number ot each grave made tn lots.
We have the names of parties and when buried.
But in cases where more than one person was burled
during the epidemic, on tue same lot, we cannot
designate each Individual grave. I will be thankful
to relatives and friends, when visiting the Cemetery,
and when convenient, that they will call on me at
my orllce, at the North gate, and give me the infor
mation. Also to members of the different societies
holding lots In Elmwood, to give me all the sslst
ance in their power In designating each Individual
grave. I am doing everything in my power, day and
night, correcting Irregular.lles that occurred during
the rec.-nt epidemic, uud hope every friend of Elm
wood will help me.
StMUEL W. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Novpmber 25. 1 87.
JLOU1S IAKGJE'S
Southern Corset Manufactory,
WHOLESALE RETAIL. 383 M A IN ST.
OPEN again with the lar
gest stock of
fine and Very Loto-Priccd
Corsets.
New lines of Abdomen Cor
Sft', Nursing Corsets, Inva
lid's Corsets, Werley Corsets.
Misses' Cursets, extra stout
Corsets; Improved Abdomen
Supporters, Shoulder Braces
arid Skirt Supporters. Best
Corset Steels in the city;
Whalebone Corset Laces and
Pads
UOOVS SEXT C. O. D.
C. W. HEISKELL,
Y.-tt o irzi. oy a, la,tr,
So. 41 Madison street.
Ilooms itl A 23. Planters Ins. Knlldlnr.
FRANKLIN FEMALE COLLEGE,
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
THF Fall Session of this time-honored Institu
tion will be continued oi Monday, 2d day of
December, 1878. Terms moderate. For particulars
apply to MRS. M. B. CLARK. Pilnclpal.
DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of WOODRUFF & CO. was dissolved by
the death of W. C. Woodruff, on the HD:h day
ot August, 1K78. In order to wind up the business
of said partnership, the lare stock of goods now on
hand I offer for sale at greatly reduced prices. The
stock consists of
Coach w,
Hocknnajtt,
Fark llieaton,
Hoggies,
ami all the various styles of carriages usually kept
In a Carriaue Repository, together with a large stock
of carriage material or eveiy description. Persons
In want of such goods will save money by examining
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WOODRUFF, Surviving Partner.
C. W. METCALF. S. P. WALKER
Metcalf & Walker,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
279 Main t. (Walker Block), Memphis
TO THE
TMBlil PU!C.
ON the fifteenth of August the Commercial Hotel
was closed. On the first of November tte
house will be reopened for city boarders and tran
sient custom. There never has been a case of sick
ness In the bousedurlng tbe epidemic, and I guar
antee to all who patronize me, well ventilated rooms
and good fare. Rates moderate.
DAVID HASTINGS, Proprietor.
LOYD & FRITZ
"
Bi SB
WMM
TTAVID
750 Brls. "Nelson Distiller;" Fire-Copper
BOURBON WHISKEY!
SPRING OF 1873--,74-,75-76-,77"
nln. V nnnfnnnn Ti i
mill n i i i iiiiiivM'r
UUU Dili). iUNlMl'
FREE AND
DAVID PARK HIDDEN.
JOHN M.
HADDEN & AVERY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
And Commission Merchants,
Nos. 27S and 280 Front Sirfct, Memphis, Teim.
WE have been open during the Epidemic, except ten days, when o ir Mr. Avery was sick. Are now pre
pared to serve our Friends and Patron.", and make Liberal Advances on Cotton. Have our private
Cotton-Shed and keep all Cotton Insured unless otherwise instructed.
HADDEN A AVF.RY
W. II WILKERSOH & CO.,
IlaTe BcniOTcd to their A'ew and Spacious Building-,
334 MAIN STREET,
Wlioro tlxolx Business sx&
WHOLESALE DETJGGISTS,
Will be conducted on a Larger Scale than ever before. They will be glad to see all their Friends and
Customers at I heir new store.
W. E HORTON & CO.,
Sneceasors to BECUA.VAS, IIOKTOX A COn
Grain Dealers and Grocers,
Ti1tyi o and. Cemont Agents,
32G Front Street, SIcmpliis.
W. A. WII.I.IA51S.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Lumber, Shingles and Lath!
DOORS, SASH AND BUNDS.
FRUIT AND PACKING-BOXES I
OFFICE AND YARD:
Corner Gajoso and Second Sts.
6. BAI JI, Bk. HL'liH T.
Wholesale Dealers in Wines, Liquors, Cigars
Xo. 356 3Iain Street, 31cmplil, Tennessee.
WK have re-opened our establishment with an Increased sto?k or Wines, Iilqaors sad ( lean,
turn ,ii o prepared to an firs on short notice, and would respectfully solicit the trade of our for
mer Customers and Public generally.
J. H. M'DATITT.
B. M. STRATTON.
B.
uave iii:orKxi:i with a fbesq scpriiY of
FINE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
MUUAB, COFFJCE, FL.OUIS, JIFITS, I,AItI, KTC.
Om Brand of Flour: The King, White Swan, Our Eagle. Our Gold Dust, Sel' Bls'ng Flour, Self
Rising Buckwheat, Charm Baking Powders. Cheese and Crackers; also, Foreign and Domestic
Canned Goods, Syrups, Molasses, Cheese, Crackers, Raisins, Nuts, Fruits, Etc.
No. 281 MAIN STBEiiT, ME51PHIS, TEKN.
91. fciavln.
John . Halllvan.
M. Gavin & Oo.
Wholesale Grocers. Cotton Factors,
Anil Commission Merchants,
232 Front Street, Mom Ti 1 sy Tenn.
Between Adams and Jefferson.
Our MAJOR T. J. COWGILL devotes his whole time to the Weighing and Sale of all Cotton Intrusted to
our charge. We have our own Cotton Warehouse, corner Washington and Second.
W. IV. oj .
John W.
Buy,
Dillard
Wholesale Grocers and Gotton Factors,
260 and 262 Front st.. Meninhis.
W Jiolosalo
319 1IAJIN STHEET,
WE have again opened our house In Memphis, and
and Shoes, f re;h from the factories, and solicit the
generally. Our Boston house will now be closed until
now be addressed to us at Memphis.
Z. BT. ETE, Late Bates. Flier AICo
3
(SUCCESSORS TO ESTES- FIZER & CO)
Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors
And Commission Merchants,
Nos. 11 and 13 Union Street, Memphis, Tenn.
W. B. CiAIiBKEATH.
J. 31. FOH LKt'S,
albieauli
Cotton Factors,
11 Union Street, Memphis.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED CHAMPION COTTOA GIN AMI) 11ULLER
iSfcTiTZl
n
It B A I
iuuu mm
IN BOND
FARRINGTON.
JAMES W. AVERY.
It. K. FLA.IS
Sl CO,
O
SAW-MILL AND YARD:
North Front Street,
Tomiohboo.
J. E. DUNSCOMB.
8. H. DUNSCOMB, JR.
w m
STRATTON I CO.,
TnoH. Clark.
51. J, Clark.
Dlllard.
IC I. Coflln.
Q
SB
5
MEMPHIS, TENN.
are receiving direct from Boston a lare stock of Boots
patronage of our old customers and the Country Trade
tbe Spring Trade opjns. All communications should
Goodtoar cfc ZJo,
JAMES II. IOAX. Jleiiiphl.
Oomn,
SHOES
o BO AW & CO
IV. J. CKAWroBll.
Dr. D. S. Johnson's
rXlVATB
Medical Dispensary,
Xo. 17 JEFFFKSeA- STREET,
Between Jrialn aud ii'roat, Meiapkl.
iBSTABLL-'.Kn 1.1 lfdO.
DR. JOHNSON Is srk owlV'd by all nartlos Ir
toreited as ty far tht mr si S'-fMful phslc'an
In the treatment of private r "iv ret di.ws. ti'.l. k,
UiQixxuch and i-naanent cure.i guarii:-d In evuy
ease, male or lemale. Re.vnt eaei of Oonorrben
and Syphilis cured In a few d.ia, without the use cf
mercury, chaise of diet, or b; l.-moe tmm buslnepp.
Secondary in'Ullls, the last veMlire eradicated will -Out
the use of mercury. Involuntary loss of seirtti
lofiped In a short time. S offerers from I mpoUr
or loss of sexual powers ntond to free vitior Ic u
tm week. Victims of seif-abuso nd excessAe
venery. sulTerlng from sperinauHThnii and loss tf
physical and mental power, speedl.y and p.-.rrat-nentiy
c.ird.
Panlcuiar attention paid to Ike Diseases of
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new ferae." ler.
Piles and old sores cured without the use cf caus
tic or the knife.
All consultations strictly conflderitlal.
Medicines sent by express to ail partr of the coun
try. Office fco'jrs from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
from S to 5 p.m.
T). 3. JOHNSON. M.D.
CHANCERY SALE
Hoal instate.
No. 3H73. Chanc?ry Court of Shelby count.-Val.
Sanford, extr. etc, vs. W. S. Norrls, et
BY virtue of sn Interlocutory decree for sale, en
tered In the above cause on tha us day of July.
1H7H, I will sell, at public auction, to the highest
blddf-r. In front of the Clerk and Master's office.
Courthouse ibulldlng. Main street, Memphis, Ten
nesse.on Saturday, December 7, 187S,
within legal hours, the following described property,
.situated In Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit: An
undivided 40 acres In a certain tract of land on the
waters of Noncounab, adjoining the landsof Person.
Norrls and Kogrs, said trad being the west part of
a 2H0 acre tract purchased by Leaiherman from ti.
Buntyn, and more particularly described as follows,
to-wlt: Beginning at the northwest corner of a. W,
Austin's 1 OO acre survey at a stake, south M!W de
grees west, 2-t feet from a white oak marked 6. B.;
thence north fin chain and 2 links lo a Make:
thenceeast IS chains to a stake; tliiice south 77
chains and ".ul links to a stike II degrees east, 7
feet Irom a white oak marked R. M.; thence 15
chains to the southwect corner of paid loo acres
thence north 22 chains 70 links to the beginning,
containing lltl K5-100 acres.
Also, lots Ji23 and 824, In block S, of Overton's
subdivision, as laid down on Rucker's man of the
city of Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning at
the Intersection of the west side or Sixth street with
the south side of Cay street; thence westwardly
with the south side of Clay street 144 feet; thence
soutn 103 2-10 reel, loan alley; thence eastwardly
144 feet to Sixth street: thence northwardlv l.a
2-10 feet to the beginning
Tbe undivided 40 acres will first be sold: If that
tract brings a sufficient amount to satisfy the decree
under which it Is sold, the two lots will not be sold;
if It does not bring enough for that purpose, the two
lots will next be sold.
Tf.bms of Sale. One third cash: balance at six
and twelve months; notes wlih approved security
required, with Hen on property to further secure the
purchase money,
rsovemberi4, 187.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By E. P. M'Henky, Deputy Clerk and Master.
J. E. R. Ray. Sol, for complainant.
IS'otice Trustee 'h Sale.
UNDER and by virtue of two certain trust deeds,
to me executed as trustee, one by
P. H. Bowers and wife. Jennv Bower.
of date 2Sth day of May. 1 K77, and recorded In the
Register's ofli-je of Fayette county, Tenneesee, In
Record Book No. rt. pages R24 to 62. the other bv
J. J. Hnlloway, and Mary B. HollQway, his wife, ot
date2Kth day of May, l Hi 7, and recorded in the
Kegister s cmee or Fayette county. Tennessee, in
Record Book No. a, pagei ."l):i to 507, to both of
which trust deeds, recorded as aforesaid, reference
Is hereby made for a full and perfect identification
of the propei ty.nnd fora full and perfect understand
ing of the object?, purposes and terms of the trusts
therein created, default having been made In the
payments therein stipulated, I, as such trustee, will,
on
Wednesday, December IS, 187S,
expose for sale, and sell at rubUe outcry, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the folloln real estate,
situate and described as follows:
A certain lot or parcel of ground In the town of
Soineivllle, State of Tennessee, County of Fayette,
known and designated on the plan of said ton as
lot number (Si) nine, in BlocK C. in said town; It be
ing a corner lot fronting CS'-i thirty three feet on the
public square, and fronting (riii Mxty-slx feet on
the east side ef Lagrange street, together with the
buildings thereon-, and the rights hereditaments
ana appurtenances thereunto belonging. Sold un
der the trust deed made by J. J. iloilowy, deceased,
already referred to:
Also a certain lot or parcel of ground, situate, ly
ing and being in tbe town of Scnierv lle, county of
Fayette, Slate of Tennessee, and described a fol
lows, to-wlt, Paris of lots numbers rt and 7) six
and seven, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner of lot number irt) six fence east
with Fayette street the full depth of said lo: No. H,
and fourteen 14i feet beyond unto lot number (7)
seven, to an alley ten feet wide, thence north (21)
twenty-one feet aud tn Inches, or so far as to strike
west the center of the wall on the north side of a
brick house erected on lot number (Hi six; thence
west on a line with the cen:er of said wall (SOi
elgDty feet to tbe outside of the front wall of said
nuue: inence soutn wttn trie tror.t or west wall to
tbe beginning, together with all improvements and
appuileninces thrreunt belonging. Sold underthe
trust ueea made by r. n. tinwei s, deceased, already
referred to.
Also the folV jwlng lots and parcels of ground In
the town of fcomervllle. county or F'avette, State of
Tennessee, to-wlt: Lots (5, i, x and V) live, six.
eight and nine, and tint pan of lot number (7)
seven between lots 5 and rt. and s and !, In block
A. In said town, being same lots ujon which the
three new brick stoies have been recently erected,
on southwest comer of public square, and being the
old Ball Tavern stand, being the same decreed to
p. II. Bowers by the Chancery court at Somervllle,
In lS7i, In the cas- rf JobnC. Waddell, adminis
trator, versus widow, heirs and creditors of John H.
Ball, deceased, an undivided half of which was
conveyed to J. J. Holloway by P. H. Bowers, by deed
of date 7th April, 1875, the two undivided halves of
wblcn wi re conveyed to ine as trustee, one by J. J.
Holloway and wife, and one by P. H. Bower and
wlfe.ln tbe resjiectve trust deeds already referred to.
All right or equity or redemption or repurchase of
said property Is expressly waived In said trust deeds,
and the purchaser's title will be absolute. Title be
lieved to be peittct, but I sell and convey as trustee
only.
Sale will be made on or at the premises of the
resiectlve pieces of property, within legal hours, oo
the day above stated.
N. B. JOHNSTON, Trustre.
Wright Sc Folkes. Attorneys, etc.
Trustee's Sale.
UNDER a deed of tiust executed by ti. IL Davis,
on the 7th day of June. lifiH. and recorded In
the register's olrlee of Shelby county. -Tennessee, In
record book No. 124. page 405, 1 will as Uustfe, at
the request of tbe beneficiaries, on
Monday, December I, 1S78,
on tie southwest comer of and Madison
streets. Memphis. Tennessee, sell to tbe highest bid
der lor cash, the following property, to-wlt:
A certain lot of land, lying and being in Coliier
vllle. Shelby county, Tennessee, vituated at the south
east corner of the Intersection of Main and Wash
ington streets, fronting (40) forty feet on Main
street, and running bck between parallel lines one
hundred (lUO) feet, together with the Improvements
thereon.
Sale at 12 o'clock m. Title believed to be good.
I sell and convey as trustee only. Equity of redemp
tion waived.
WM. M. BROOJC3, Trustee.
Memphis, Tesx , November 25, ltTS
TRUSTEE' SILK.
UNDER a deed of trust executed by Wm. fi.
Baugh and L. M. Baugh. on the 15th of Feb
ruary, lMio. and on record In Shelby county lu book
105. page 820, I will, as trustee, at the request of
the beneliclary.
On Hondas'. December S. 1S78,
In front of the courthouse. In Memphis. Tennessee,
Sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, for cash,
a tract of land situated In Shelby county IV nnessee.
In sections 2 and it. range i. on the Hew Raleigh
road, about seven miles from Memphis, containing
275 77-100 acres, being the pait of the Kerr tract
conveyed by James M'Connell and wile to said
Baughs, and the tract on which said Baughs now re
side. It Is lully described in the deed of trust to
which reference Is now made. The debt secured by
said deed of trust not having been paid, and James
Steele, the other trustee named In the deed, declin
ing to act, I, at the request of the beneliclary, and In
the pursuance ot the power given by tbe deed, will
make the sale. Sale to begin at twelve o'clock.
I he title Is believed to be good, but I will sell and
convey as trustee only. Lqulty ot redtmption
waived.
JOHN STEELE, Trustee.
Novkiihkr I. 1S7S.
Smith A Collier. Attorneys.
TKLSTEK'S SALE.
PURSUANT to the terras of a deed of truster
culed to the undersigned by R. E. Dunlap ana
wife, on the 15th day of December, 177, duly regis
tered In the Register's office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In Deed Book No. 121, page 624, 1 will, on
Saturday, the 7th or December. 17H
at the south gate of Cour: Square, tn the city of
Memphis. Tennessee, within lepal hours, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the rremlses lu said trust,
described as follows: Ljlng arid being In Memphis,
Shelby county. Tennessee, ai the southwest corner of
Main and Vance streets, fronting the west side of
Main street 150 feet, and the south line of Yauco
street 1 10 feeL
Terms or Sale Cash. Equity or redemption,
dower and homestead rights waived. Title believed
to be good, but I will sell and convey only as trustee.
I. U. POSTON. Trusstee.
Administrator's Notice.
HAVINU been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Shelhy c mnty as Adminis
trator on tee estate of S. 1. Mangum, deceased,
notice Is hereby given to all creditors of said estate,
to present their claims to my attorney. J. M. Gre
ory. at his orllce in Memphis. And all persons In-di-l.ted
lo said estate are lequesled to call there and
settle, or settle with my atent. F rank Banksmllb,
Colllervllle. Tennessee. .
ANDREW P. GWYXXK. Adm r.Tl
Adniinitrntor! Kale.
I WILL seil. at private sale, within tbe next ten
das, the following property, belonging to tbe
estate of the late William Meyer: Two horses, three
mules, two cos, ritteen head of hogs, four gjss?.
three sprinkling wagons, Ihree farm wagons, one
spring wagon, oue bugy. two carts, three double sets
barnes. two sets single buggy harness, two sets dray
harness, one saddle, one i low. and a lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture. Terms cash. ....
HENRY H KHRMANN.
Trustee" Male.
TENDER a ded or trust executed by G. H. Davis,
LJ ou the 7th day ot May. 175, and recorded in
the register's cilice of Fayetle county, Tennessee, In
Record Book No. 5. pages 154. 155 and lort, I wl 1,
as trust e, at the request of the beneficiary.
On Tuesday, December 17, 1S78,
In front of the courthouse. In Soineivllle, Tennes
see, sell to the highest bldiierfor cash, the follow
Kg property, to wit: t-i'.uat. d In Fa' ette county.
State of Tennessee, and described as follow:
Bounded on the north by the Menipuls and
Chirlerton ral!ro:id, on the south by the suae Line
road on the east by Blair's land, on the west by
David Davis's old place, containing 141 acres, be
ing i he same pluce . convejed by D. J. Armour
arid the chancery court of Somervllle. Tennessee,
In 1878. together with all the Improvements there
on. Also, the following personal property to-wlt:
Two brown mules, one bar mule, one sorre.ll mare.
Sale at 12 o'clock m. Title believed to be good. 1
sell and convey as trustee oiiIt. Kimltv of nsiemi .
Con waived. W. M. BROOKS, Trustee,
November 25, 1878.

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