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THE MEMPHIS DJJUY APPEAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1,
1878.
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rititt'ped Uxiay
nlili'i-ed previoiuiy
Sto-k, running account
IMPORTS.
Thm fat this week
Thus far la-it week
rjln-jA sieptember 1st
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M-iiiphls and Lililu Kock railway 4H0
titettmers 1.1 "'7
Wagons and other sources
ToUl 3,1108
KII'OUTS.
Thru fir this week
T1111.4 fsr last we-
itlii'S) orl teiiiber 1st
M. A C. R. R
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It Ii r tti pla-nire we Inner, our cxirre spombnt's
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- liiust i,'-.til tliliiK thai I-. emiui;tl - but III Hil
4ft nn, i--'ipl- itiiil 4hool.l have knuw.i betb-r have
arni.-t-d in -vlih coIT'--'iiot li;n,tflruf We wish our
ri-.nVtt to lui.leri-iand tint f.'t britt-r b4:Klnir Is
1111.I" tli.in 11 ix iMitlng. Tlio iTisfiiKi Ls. that
fraudiieiii di-.i:i'ii tiavt taW-n n.lvanl.'Krt of tiitf
koo.1 i' line 1 f the tl tx billing to icet 4 if the Info
r or ct.tli-r sp jt teLoi4ilna'.ioo i.ur corroitpondent u
.eels lo.
;r iEi.t:ai:in.
The folhmlr.E are the New Yolk s)t quotallois
for )'-4'4Td:iy: iiMlnarjr, 7 gouU ouilnaij, M o-ltic;
.i4 tnl. I 'ilit.u. H.-i-; lul'Uu iy. Hist-; Kins nil.l
dlliikt, IM'l'',; nil Idling fair. In 7 t'.c At 10 li'.',
- 4 - j . 12 .1.7, iiulel; ;i. ,f ii, t and '.t-aly. talt-d,
n;ut hali-s.
The fi'ltowln? Is the latest New York telegram of
futures.
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Apr.i
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June
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in ns. i.i!-(: in 4.t, tra.t; 12:111. tea.:y; 12:55,
4:eiily; -. IO.4lea.ljr. tnlrs. .".il illhl b lies.
Hie New (irie.iiia ni.itki-t cl'ifd 111 k"""d deinar.d
st s.,e lor r.I'l.tliriY. t-aies si ,h la.es- tetlptji,
7775 bale; i.ivk. il0.25, b l-'-i
Tue i.ive-tm, m.vr'i-l V4.II4 te ,dy at sTe for nild
.l!lng; the rece'pti i 4047 b .ies; stoca, I IS. 101
b res. Miles. 4'tJl b-.ies.
Th4 l.lveriHM.1 t- l-r in jeler.t.tr retorted the
inrWet he.iv,; nil-I I'l't.: ui l.'.nes. 5 5-l'td. Orli-ans.
.". id. .4l"4 ,i i.hi h 1 e: An., ru-ati, baiea. Ue
c Tiss, I I 41m li nes: all Aii'.t-H an.
I d-4 l.lveria,l
I'lliirt-s nt-.rVot r.rcn4! rar'tally
Niniiller, 5 5- i'..5 111 ltd; N -
1.1 i cliap
v-i.-.i'-f X.te:viotier. lie -r ndtr- liTiMiiy, .laniMty f b-r.nrj-.
laich-April ."t7;ij'l. A. nl-U y. ."Vtl;
Miv.Uirft.n 1 f J-'. At lhrs o .-l s k arrivals cio--d
t - ,.i r : Jnt.uao KtUruiuy, 5 5-.i2U; febuary
1'ir li, 5 .'! 1-'. 1.
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(2KNEUAL T1MDE.
Tn.'-r" was a Tiiet f- t-Hnin tho mark.-t yet
t r.t 1 for the ieas.ui tbt :.e tu. nof pri es a'"i
erv::4 il.tAnwar-1 and b iters -rs liidl.Trent. .lie
ll .1 1 Ti h-ttl lit lo b tl'er. We tlve l.ot.ll.'Ut of lll
t t .t to ua.'te from tv t - in 1 ;i.-r-i; ibe ui.tikts
t e re wre 4'i4i eu.te.l on ;uvou..l of thank-glTiiig,
iin'K of ibeir g's ti s -ri4e.
i hit n. HiC - Tn- iinuclntl tilng we tiuind yes-I-
0.0 In c-irn ai a propo'lili'ti o: a o-oui'l 4tret
n 114.,. ti.'.ir 1'nloa. tontli piy ail appiUMlil4 b-ttvet.tl
t.'j an I VVetl.iett'sy with a-y aiuiTiut of ari Ihey
iiUclit want at 424" a b i li-l. g' ii coin In gol
s 'ks til it Is tlie engiieuieiit as we ate author. .i d
ti make It kn.'tvu; Mie of s5 sacks, ear corn, at
4 H; In stire, , iki',. of a car l.ia.l at :i.tr;
In store. ;i."c. l:rti., 11 il.li. reintrte l; p-.l tale al
$1.1 a ton; In 41 ,re, 7.V 44 c ! r cu i .y. some
sili-swers e-:f--rl-4i at pr.'Vlo'is rate4; a ear loul f
priu) tw.bi tA :l. fv.ef.otw 4a- ti l.eavr as It
HIM De4MII.4f SA C.l.00-4 V'l O. III la T, 4,U lAt404IIJC
I 1M. ieir, very quiet at SJ H.'ulH 15 tot currenl
grides.
ftLITr! AND VK!iKTALE.-!.-rrlt4ss In almost
4TTery i:n;a'e w-re lo kin dowowar L The sii;.ply of
applfi pr.tv-s to t.e tie -vier ibati lia.! teen l-'keil
lor; s ore rate are 1 1 5n 1 5 for fair qua.Tlies;
fancy, of eourse, ani hiiroer, but the lone on tue
lau.hiit Is Ion ntid wo (unit illous. i'..t
werv vi r low: the .jualltlei arr'.vn. ale ko W'irlfile4i
tnal tlie dt-in iiMl li re-tralnel. i:ie oti the Iniitlnu'
of 50 ban vis tf eaiiy ro4 at SI ni; v.i
'tarreii (u pea'-httiows at 1 f,4. .4r,.; s.tt..
1 a t'irrel D-.m,.,, S 2 1' 1 i.mn landiiiic. In
lore, 1 7 5 ? 2; Hue, S t. C j"-i',v. 7.lM a hu:i-
Ired; OI1I0 river. n. 5 a hund e.i; round h 1.1. j'li?
l 5tt; crates. S t 2.,i .'l 5t). Tun ,; In htore, 7.': a
uarrel. finmm, $2 barrel. Il-rr-nlhh. $5 no.
1 a barrel, urimp. j4 oi.'iia barrel. , S5
M. r,..rn caiawba, 12c a pouiul. t'-tfifruui
!li?I.Vl a box. X'l'A lni-.'i,.!i. Tanufona,
I)'.4'; Braiiliri, '.tc; pecans, Texts. 10.-; OllH-rls.
4: peiinuK, 4o per po.'.tid; cocoa. s.i i-tr hun-
lrel. ltr,"t t n.H -appiei, .U7H2C; Is-aihes,
itC C'ro't'-er.-., $ 1 iiji?H a barrel.
Kti3. tl rfr.K. hil.-..";' vteieae-M lower,
lotlng 21 t 2-0. y.'ti,'.'.' nu..;.4: coinu.ori, o lie;
nedhitn, 1 :t' 1 ''iv. choice we.Me.11, ,i"; creain-
ry, 2d': inle of 2 tines common at 1-. au ki 11 re-
ialnsl heavy, i:'iotii( ais 1 2-t"2 oj, Iioin loungio
an--,lri.w.t s T.i I 14 r.. rl , Iri 11 lnlleo ile-
natitl, at $7 0; exl a, J12; dte4ed, 10-2-a
o'ind ft-i. i-4, S2 252 5 ad"Z--n. (,.. 4 5.
I'iW Ih'ic ci:iisiin, s ptriloeu; niaimri!-, ?2.
ii't, J-l it I 25 per rto.en. . i'.'t'N. tl PH.; 2 Ir
oen. 7,(tr-i, st.i rwr uoiv-ti. e, ,ir
c by the etrcass; sadJlcs, 7ljC. h't'fit l-ikc jW,
I. iC per pound.
Hot. I'HOUL cT AND ME4T. Aiio -clear sldfs,
ackel, ii. 4,c: cleir ilo. packed, 4.4-iC;
uoa ders, pi.-keil. It'i"; clear poik sides. I.-o-e,
Uir V-". cie4r rir poik sdies, loose. 4-S44i ;
nig clear jsirk ld".i. I tote, 4-Se; shouldeis. loo-e.
Ak.rHijc: suiiarsMieti niitin, packtsi. )-i'r:e;
reakf.i-t bacon. nickeJ,IU, 7c; nie4i pork, 50.
yierf tierces, V.tiUe; t ails, 7si 7:'i".
II3Cr.l-.i.4.ir.tji, i. tvrr- M i-arreis.so; orre s,
soiniri. ti'J'i lueo'luiu navy. 2.r2 25 a buibel,
wordlu l i quality. tAinr. v"ii:sl. ft.n'.'.Sl H5 per
irrel. i were In itood demand; dry Hint, 14c;
-y salt, 10.112c; green, oatk; green salt, 7c
iiiow, ftioc. Jits'ciz, j-jc. o''i' uax, 2t
4 tt-s, llitll4c; lltx aud ileiBf, iuij. ikiUi-y
triw. 12c per pomiil. ni rf, per bnniUe, 82 OS
lniiSRS Thi follonnnri J.Fnrr?l'!i nnot.itlori4:
C.inio 4id.i!e hor4i. S-K.i.'r iril, -tra .., git tl
it I :; o. I io., 14tii(li.i; ipkM plu- work
huritfw. S'1H(7.". Mulri- 14to 141s haiidi. Stioir
Kr; Mis t 15. $,". 1 10; h-'nT ltH mulei, l"lj
to littj hnml.4, Sl.iii.? 1 7. Trailf li prtt gotsl.
t rlnpliMllf jtuiniljum city deinHiul, e4iKjclallj for
Cikki mull'".
CiTII.E.- Kiry A fv-hl.llntf. o tht gonthrm
tisn-ri.ri, bars fiYorsl i:s wllU th4 follow-
liiij i)iiotillniis: i" i.'iU t kkI to cholcii tx-rn-frd.
hfii ti ll'kt t'imn.14, 4ir41.;r: rixvi! to
r'.olfti ni.t fp). 7.r,' to I ik Ml Kiunil. ;);i"Ml";
1'iir lo pini-i lll:'.M,4, 7 to i4ki j-'.in"i.
"t ic; onimi.xi ctt i" In il o rt flfnii, li''JUC;
Mii4iii.ni catIi. .M.r urn! ni'iKU. I r 1 .
b iiikttir tci'niH 1 7."'.v?'Ji I4.inl4. unio-th
f It r. n'l. I I.l I ... I lurii'4. 'JU.rl, : .ilo.4t4.
1 I ttv vii a' .l t ill irid. nil wluut. 2c; ms4
fl tuvi. !,.! o.f ri-iriili4r prli-o. '.v. C'h li
null 'ii (tiii'lrs. H'l to l'Hl p mm!. :iu r4c; mulluiil
lo iri.il imt'S mi 1 1 wi n n".ti, '.lu ;Uy; eutnincn
tui-l Iri!tr1or. per bead, Sl?2.
inr Ti:i.t:;n
KW Vf:K.."V4-m!ir:iit. - flour In f.i'r detnunit
Wtirat li-i4V). imirri ! nprliiK. vltilt.V. Kf
No. 2 r-ti-ri. f.iv. Itirli'j- T'll't. il.ilt Oull. !
iu'-t. H 4 ,4adr. 11'!.4 4inl.'l. Sijir nominal,
viol t4i ilit!l. U!i,i- ;ul-t IhiI -te.l.l'. 1'ork-tn4.
S7 4"(7 Ml. ll-ff in f.i'r il-ninml Lanl iiu I;
prime nr .mi. n,7iw. Cu4-se bt-aTj. Wlnskj
I4U4VIJ-. Si imijc.
1 INTtNSiT'. NwmbT ."(.- flour dull. W!itat
niv-ilw; if.l mid 4rt;t. k.i:ikc. i'urri dull nn-l
iliuoi.ii it. :i-. :! ''. tti.nii but ti-ailT. 22'?2f.
Kjf 'lull. .Mi.i. I'liirthin o. 2 fall. If I I 2.
1' iik In irixsi iii iiiainl.s l,.. l . a-k'-.l. Lard
'. If nn a t4l tln .!; 4b'Jini, ." 7."c cati.
M 2lf lief .lai.i nrt; ki to r.smumi. Hulk nitfatu
la.if 2 i 2-4 :t 7" ll'i'il". Innil ini-ali In
koo-i dnii in. 1 . 4iiirl riti, 4. Iik; lurtir ami sbort ciivir.
4 Ilk?, cuml'orfiti'l 4 2'sr Hw.'U nu.rl, ;i, 44il,
4;, 4-..c. lal-kjr sti-ly. $1 (.".
I TI--VII.'.F. NoTiTrir-r .'in flour dn't: ntn.
M..12": l.-iinl!, I .".H.M 7.1; A I. 44 2;
f.-ui.-T. 14VI "t7. W!:t.t i.nlt-t; ris!. Isk-; Hliibxr
at.d xhHt-. It ! C'lrrt sti-adj; wuit. :)ilc; mlxfil. :i4c
it 4t- 4i!f wild 1 1'r tlfiiiuiil; wMtt". 24c; inllrd,
2 !c liy iul'-l. ii-U: Hnf lu ' lr iktii.hhI. sin?
HW lVirk rrm. J.s 2". Lanl In f.ilrdrniarnl.
i't mi4tii4-t trin; cti.ilc- lnf, tit-rif. tUj4-; kig.
7l.f Huik n ci:i t4'.4.iy wiin fair ilpmand. 2i4'i'
2-- tt l'." ti, 4l.i? 1'ic ll.iiMiu ikifci" ar.d flrtti. MU,
4''j 4;f. S'-r cared biuis nunilnil. WbUkj
!r.dj. el O.'i.
IIIC.v'.O. Nor-ni!rr fiO.-fUmr dull. Wbt-t
ij ilri and n:k a KiuKt- luwr; .No. 2 ii'J ulutT.
X 'i4vi: !So. 2 t. h'4'4!;ii tiprttiif. Killer c;i4h. fs:t a bid
k-.viiif-r, sir 1-1.1 jMiiiiMif. rt-rti dull, j.rlcfi nnade
ii.v4-r; Hii. bid c-li and liirrmli-r. Hlijc Jaii
liiirj ii.iiH.luil and 1 rices a Hba.'e luwrr; 2'tcca.4h.
2')c bid Ifcrtiilisr, 2i'Uf Jar.it-iry. Kje dull, weak
and lovvt-r. 4';i. HarWr dull. rpit and lowt-r.
!' cisn and iHC tiibi-r. Fork d ill, weak and lowr;
lyum riali. gtl f.2l2''" Ins.4-nili.-r. 57 l'71jS
Ja'i'iar. I.anl In f a r ilflinn.l. but lit Vwi r ratt-s;
.17 K erjfh. F. t'i71i 7.V7'"- ItsMiii's'r. ."1 77W'il.hC!c
Ji4iuiarf. 1-ulk uiir.iH 9tc!i'iy. V'Utsky uulct,
N K W flit I. K S. No.vir. b-r Hi 1. flour urfln.
S-'I'f 2"; il'iubi vxtra. H 7.": tr-ble extra. J14?
4H2': bluh ctii', s. 7."ir ii 27. CVr.i. 4:i.47c
t'M. ;; ;: 1 on. infill !u! and lunvr, S2 10.
H.ir-prune. $14: rliul f. tl 5 tM. Pork tiTner;
h" d at Ss 12i-..'iK 2". l.tr.l-1 :eme, iWip;kn.
7i7lc fcu.k ni-iti-4iii.iild-r.i. luone. Hijc;
.4Cki-J. :f4Vic. H.won l!rin-r; klioiiMera dull aiid
"" ik. iiuott-41 nt :ivi; .(I ic; car rib, 4:ivi?Hjc;
cl- ir. Suit irs-ur-.! bams. 1 it? 1 c. A'iilkf
veverti ristr.ol fil 1 !.",; I J11. (orfe ealirr: hlo.
! Circ'iei, onl'.na-T 10 1 rlmr. 12'"' l.Vjc ,"M. tstunr
j ciiimiiio i In 1:0 nl rs.iMiii'j.i. 4i.i?4 'ic: fair lo fully
f ilr. 4.'.i5 .".I-,-.-: :ln:e to 1 hotcc. rnvitiVi ft-lhiv
clarirsl, rll-.7:- Molan'ci coiniMiin, 20-7 22c;
I f ilr. 2 ' 24 ;4Titilf'UHl, lio; 2rc: piliue ot clioice.
i 2ti:i2c. hi v - Lmilnliina. ordinary to choice, 6(2
j tH4C. ll.-jn dull and lower. 7"c.
DRY GUU OS.
Jiy TKLK'iRA '. 1
NKW yoiiK. NoT-mtter KO.-fotton goods mar
kt ,Ulet mid pri s-4 fairly steady. I'atchtrork prints
stem-, bin r prints uulet. tllRehatns quiet and
nri"-t 11. I'r.M kwhIi hItjIu. Men's wear
ttoi.lt-n- In in. xl era! deinnrd by ciothlers. f lan
neli In liht r. .ti4 4t, and Keniucky Jeans In rather
bt-Uer di-ui.'iriil.
U1VKH NEWS.
IVcathersnd llivprt.
Tlif falili' and tlisp'-.ti b-i hi low fiv. official
('irtlcul irs concernlns the weather and rivers:
or:i.K siiNL stKTTt r. ob-. n. a. a., t
Mkmhhi-i, Nuvr u.lx r .10 Isw. I
Al ve low
Hale.-.
Oliantsa.
TAT20N3.
i feet. Inches Inches Inches
i 10 f 4
! !.7 11 50
; 2 :$
I 3 a
1
H X
5 y 1
if "ii"' ' "7"
4 i
li h irt
1:1 lo 1
1.1 1 SI
4
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Cnlro
Cilrielfinntl
Davi-itiirt
fubiij'ie
Hent4. Ark..
KfikJik
U-irtiimo'lh ..
Ltllle h'x-k
LojiHviile
tlrlihUi...
N.14h4l!le
.N iirlearis. .
l-lttflurif
blireie; urt.....
Ht. I onli
Vl'-kn'jt.nc
Below btiiii water uiark of 1H74.
Ity Tolearapli.
L0I I3V1LLE. Novembr-r 150.-Weather cool and
cluJ'Jy. Kiver rlslin;, 1 1 feet it Inches In tae canal.
K KHl'lui, Novetnhfr Weather cloudy;
therniomeier tiK deir. I'D t"lt of Yicfcsburg. noiiti;
A. i". Ho nally, lajl ulibt. Ionn-CUarles Morgan,
tail nlirht.
fITT-iBt'Hti. Novemhfir :0 Noon. Weather fair
nntl cool. Klver PI feet ; Inches and falling..:
Niglil Utver l.f feet 2 Incies and falling. Weather
fclu ir aiid cool.
CJNCIIVNATI. Noenil.r 30 N..on. -Weather fair
aim pl-a.ai.t. !;i4er rlslnir NiKot Weather clear
and cool. Ulver 24 feci and rMrig. Arrlveil: lioluen
Hole, NewOtleani. liepiiited: inildliig Slit, i-ew
Oilcans; Uarf, Memphis.
NKW OKLKAN-). November HO. Veathe clear,
psrtly cloudy; tbeimometer. til ileg Arrived: Sam
Huberts and baritei, f.van.sville; John tilltnore aud
Iwrites, r-t. IaiuIs; Hedloid and New Mary Houston,
Cincinnati. In-parted: tiold Itust and I . f. Jicheuck,
Cincinnati.
CtlK1), Sovctrlicr .10 - Noon Weather cloudy and
ctMil. Airlvi-il: fu.ute City. Ji'ew Orlnans, 2 a.m.;
Hop. Ohio tl n.m.: John JleaiM. St. Louis, 10 a.m.:
Uotteit Mitchell, C'ln.liiniiil, 10 am, fjepanexl:
H-lie nt. Louis, Menipbls. 8 p.m.; Stanard, ht.
I.o'ils, K . in Night Klver 10 feel X luches and
ruing. V ealher cleudy; mercury. 4S deg. Arrived:
kellrf, C.lo 1 p in ; Annie 1'. Silver, New Orleans,
:i p. til ; KeokHk, Meinpiils. o p.:o. Ieane4l: Hope,
New Orleans, lpm. ; Kellef. New Orleans, 2 p in. ;
Annlo P. f liver, .-t Louis, H p.m.; Keokuk. Ohio. 3
p.m. ; Mitchell, New urleans, 4 p.m. ; My Choice, fcL
Louis, 4 p.m.
Movements at tbe levee.
ARRIVALS.
Golden Cronn. New Orleans; Mike Davis and
bare. M'h-ellnK; H 0 Yeni;er, St Louis; City of
He. i i. a, f. Louts; Tboluai Sherlock. Cincinnati,
Andy fcauui, Cincinnati; ueoive W. Cheek, filats
I'olnl; Oaceola Bolle, OsceoUu
DEPABTCIUa.
Gilden Crown. Cincinnati ; C. K. Peck, New Or
leans: 11. C i e-ger, .ew Orleans; Thempson JJeon,
New Orleans; Th mas Mierlock. New O: leans; M ke
Iavls and bare, Vlckubuix: Citrof He ena, Vlcks
biuit, Ov.-eoU Belle, Otceola; Joste ilarry, White
rivet; tieorao tt. p'leek, f rlnrs Point.
IN l OttT.
Andy Dunn, Itutli, Illinois.
110 ATS HUE.
i,,ii,, -Colorado.Robert Mitchell, BelloShrevcj ort,
Belle St. l.ouiu.-
I p-Coahoiua. B.iteitllle, John B. Maude, Mau
inelle, Mariln Speed, A C. Douually.
BOATS LEAVIN'ti THI3 DAY.
V K asnuiig Color .ido, Sim MVueeters nixita'
10 am.
St. Itt ts John B. Maude, W. M. Blaka master,
10 a. in.
Kkw PitiKAXs-Uobert Mitchell, Dan Moore
In liter, F p.m.
Ne Oiilans B.'lle S'jreveport, J. J. Coihll
master, 10 a. in.
CiNt iNSATi A. C. Donnally, Henry U. II;ir mas
ter 5 p. hi.
St. Louis Belle St. Louis, James A. Yore master,
5 p.m.
BOATS LEAVING MONDAY.
Fkiars Piii.st-Coahoma, James Lee master,
5 prs.
pRhSTii-s-FhU AloO, George Maloao master,
5 p. in.
Vick-hi ku Ouachita Belle, MarVc R. Cneek mis
ter, p.m.
CiM iN.sATi Andy Baum.J H. J. Vlntcn master,
5pm
Akkanas HivER Mar'.In Speed, E. B. Smith,
master. 5 p.m.
iteelDis Vesterday.
H. C. Ye-Ker - 710 br!s Hour.
Th s. Sherlock - Lot furniture.
Guillen Crown 1 1 1 brls molasses.
M ka liavl aud batg-2.'l bales cotton, 600 sacks
CiitU'r.-setd.
cnyof Uelt na 070 brls flour, H bales cotton, 88
bairi seeil cotton. 200 t'Usi s'ltidrtes.
iteo. w. I tieek 25t bales onion, 1777 sacks
cotlou-seef . il l sack" corn, 11 pk sundries.
O-ce.ila HeUo-Jihil bales cotton, HJH bi'gs seeJ
cottort. 'SUM hacks cotton seed, 25 pkgs suuurles.
Ai.ily ti.ium i'.i5 i kjri lurnllure, 450 rods b.sg
t'l.'ik.'. I 14 brls Hlil-!.r. 15 bns Hour. 2S brls apples,
ti idoien chalts, K7ti bales buy, 4U7 pkgs iron. 10'.2
bilsand "icki Itotatoes. 250 boxes starch. l25box a
itaich, 2d5 boxes clnse, 70 tkzen leves, 105 kits
ttsb, 1211 sacks bran, ;:o d.zen iaches, p.l brls on
ions, 115 boxes oy-ters, 55 dozen brooms, 70 boxes
maible, tl brls beans. 151 empty oil Panels, 120
pk"s butter. Ill boxes blt'ers, 21 head hors, lit
bales cullon, O.'I bags seed cotton, H24 pkgi sundries.
Levre I'araicrapha.
Business was brisk.
iJ l.evee crowded wiiti freight.
The weattier iespmay wat cloudy and cool.
The locl packets departed yesterday with good
trips.
The river here was on a stand-still, neither rising
nor lalliug.
Merchants are earnestly reijuested to remove their
fteiithl from the levea.
The belle of Texas will go out !n place of Uw
Phil A Iiu to momix evening.
The iron Mountain an I barges passed down yes
tcntay evening f'T New OrltMiis.
The Andy li.ium. on acrount of a pressure of busl
Di. will li t leave until Monday evening
The propeller Waveriy, from tue Ohio river with a
tra e boat lu Pav, passed down last even Iiu;.
The rc-l ls by ny-.r wete till bales cotton, 200
b ins s- d cot!o i ai d 4 Hi 4Hck4 citton-seed.
The city of lieie: a passed down yesterday morn
ing Sli r-odved here is-' tons tor isifius b.-los.
1 he Itelle of St. Louis, Captain James A. Y'cre. Is
the Ancht. rimer at live o-cl4jck this evening for St.
l.tt-ls.
The Cons Millar left Cincinnati Wednesday for
this pi-ice wl-.li 4t.O Iocs irelght and 25 Citiln-pas-e'i:ii
The Themis Pherlock pa4ed down for New Or
leans lat evening, loaded Mat and crowded with
p4.en yen.
The belleof Shrevepcrf, captiln T.J. Coghlll. Is
the Anc or-line pad-el this morulng al ten o'clock
t T Net? tirleaos.
The Kenry frank. J. V. Hh'ks eommsnder. Is the
tespilisr ic-t for New Orleans. She li advetllstd
to leave on Wednesday.
Tue Nellie Peck f!ecartel for New Orleans yester
day monm ft. she received here 117 bales ol cot
ton and tl5o s.irki oli -nke.
I n ler the ben unli iiu. nee or "Old Sol.'th mud.
that erstwhile wai ankle 4lep oa the levee, has eu-llf-ly
dileil up and disappear ,1.
The tolnrulo. Csi4.Jii s,m M l'lieeters. Is the
Anchor line pickt-t Iti.s niotnnat ten o'cUck tor
Mcksburg. Jo-. ots3me lhercl-ik.
TiieJ -hnB Maie'e. ca; tain W 11. Rlake.li the
Anchoi-line packet this morning at ten o'clock lor
Cairo mm M. Louis, w ni. 0..0-I Isberelcrk
Mnjor John o. Adams, of the Memphis and Vlcks
bur pack'-t line, and i a plain fd K 1 m mas, o: I lie
kiitydlil. atrltreil tester.l.y from Little Ito-.'ic.
t aplaln Peter Prtc(.it arrived y44-iermiy momlrg
wlih a breaehorTi from Klib-y, Ohio The Mat Is
Idled with a general a4ortiuetit of merchandise.
Tbe Andy B.iu;rj, Capla'n II. J. Vlnbin, havlrg
been teialned, wtil leave Moialay evening at five
o dock for i Inclnna'l. M. M. Ii.ssio Is herclcrK.
The Mariln Siwl, Captain Kugene B. Suillh. Is
the ai;uiar locket Momlay evening at Bve o'clock
lor Ananias ruer. Vtiuh floyd la her attentive
ci-'k.
Tbe Thorn peon Dean left yesterday evening for
New Oileins, wlla 24l'7 tutJea oouoo. 1 1WO eacki
oil cake and meal, cotirld-rabie way fjebjut, and 25
passengrrs.
Tue A. C. IionnallT, Cap'aln IT. V Hart, ls due op
this evening at five o'.-li c lor all poinii on the Ohio
nverasfaras ClcctiinaiL Jd A. Douually Is her
clever clerk.
There me rumors nlloat of the sale of two or three
steamers now at the landlrg, but upon tlll'.gent
search alter the truth we were usable lo discover
an'thtng rt-ilab'e.
The elegant passenger packet, Robert Ml'chell,
Ciplaln Itan Moore on deck, passes djwn this even
ing ai me o'cloi'k for New Orieans. trunk ctcln
h'.i'ls I". Hi In her otlioe.
The Mike Davis, a small steimer with lighter In
tow, from Wiittti.lt g. vve-l virvlnla, passed down
for Ylckihurg yete.-dar evening. 6he Is loaded
with ihi barrels of apples.
The Belle of Texas. Captain fieorge Ma!oce on
deek. Is the packet Monday evening for Prei tlss and
nil way landing. John Owatbmey Is her clerk, as
sl4. h? John Brlggs and Hal At !lett
1 he IL C Yeager arrived f ruin SL Louis yesterday
moinli g. She landed here 710 barrels of hour, and
tisik on DH bales of cotton here, and receives at
HoiTld 1 :jm slaves lur.New Oriean.
1 he Coahoma. Captain James Lee In command.
Is the regular packet Monday evening at Eve o'clock
for friars point and all way landti gs. W llllaia
Smtthen ls her e'erk, aa-lsted hy Jimmy Thouias.
The Ouacliita Belie, Captain Mark R. Cheek on
tiie rr.iif. Is tue Monday e.enlug packet at five
o'clock for Y'lcksburg and all way points. A. I..
Cummtngi Is her clerk, assisted by Lee dimming
and Nell Booker.
In regard to the rumor of which we speak abore,
we have since learned that Captain John J. Darragh
has bought a baif-lnterest fiom Cap'aln James Rees
In the steamer Bella of Texas. The terms upon
which the le wai made are as yet nnol.t ilnable.
Esq. E. W. Caldwell
HAVING rrtumed to his orrlce. No. 12 West'Court
street, with a prompt and eflclent force, con
slnllcg of Captain C. T. SMITH, Iteputy Sheriff, will
take charge of and collect all claims lutrustedto
nun or to Us omce.
TKXXKSKK KOXDIIOIaDEKS
Tbry Hope that the lloaor and Kaltb
of Tennessee will be Vindicated.
New Yoks., November 3, 1 H7e.
T a meeting of the Committee of holders of
. bonds of the Slate ot Tennessee, held this
day. II
R -Ms'itnf. That the Socriftary publish In six or more
nes!.aiers In Tetinese, tbe call for a meeting of
b ndncl'lers of the Stile of TennesMis, and the
procoetlingi or the large meeting beld In pursuance
of said call; also, these proceedings as an otl-r o'
the nurneroui hrjlilem of a very targe amount ol
Tennessee's debt, represented by the committee, to
aavpt sixty o per cent, of the same In set.lement.
and relinquish fotty(40per oetit. of It forever to
the beotiie of Tenr esse. In accordance with ax
award which resulted from a conference b'tweeu
commission sent to New York by the legls'ature oi
Tennessee, and a committee of arbitration which
had besri nppilnteil nl a mee' log of citizens of Ne
York, held In the New Y ork clearinghouse.
,.!,-. That the Committee having received ai-suranot-s
fnun Tennessee that many Tetinesseans to
wnoni a compromise or partlil inyment of theb
State- debt Is very obnoxious would prefer to liar it Ir.
full, nt re4luel rate ot Interest, as be ng more In
h irrr.onr wtn modern uu. decldedlr better f.
the Interest of the teopleof Tennessee themselves
In the end. and likely lo be rsr more acceptable to
r.tetv.iors. Tr.Li eei. Savings Hanks, insurance Com
panles and eleemosynary institutions, ilo therefore
lespect'ully siurgest thst the creditors ot Tenrms-e
oe ottered In selllemer.t the awunl ot the aforesaid
com in ittee of aib trillion; or. nt their option, bondi-Hull-
r to tliose de-icrtbed lu that award for the full
dent, but bearing Interest al tour (4 per cent, pel
annum Instead of six: to have fifty years to run to
maturity Instead of thirty, but to be redeemable ai
any time after six months notice, and lo be renew
able at tbe pleasure of the State.
li- s'-rtf, T hit toe committee are gratified to learn
that tnere no longer exists In Tennese any good
reason why the optional settlement herein suggested,
al least a settlement In conformity with the award cf
f:e committee of arbitration shall not be perfected
by the next Legislature or Die StaU and the faith,
honor and giesl name of Tenr.ej.see, which have
ben so solemnlr plaxlied for the payment of her
bonds, be vindicated.
Call for Meeting of Tennessee
Bondholders.
IVOTIOE,
rpHE holders of the State of Tennessee Bonds are
i rmiieiiij retiip-aieti 141 njeei ai llie oui'.s 4 i .ioiiu
B. Mannlnz. No. 14 Watl street, on Wednesday,
January 10th, at 12 o'clock.
R. D. MORGAN ft CO.,
BROWN BROTHERS k CO.,
f.l liKNE KKLLY.
GEDnKS A SMITH.
JAMEatS. KING'S SONS,
A. H. POMEBOY.
tifoBGE W. STANTON,
C. AMORY STEVENS.
At a meeting of Bondholders or the Slate of Ten
nessee, belli pursuant to the above call, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopt-d:
Wukrkas, On tliesth Match, 1877, at a nteetlog
between a committee of five members of tbe Ten-tie-see
Leglilaiure for which Colonel John H. Sav
age was chairman), and a Com mp tee or Arbitration
tot which Mr. George S.Coe was coalman), to whom
had been referred the question of a fair and equita
ble ajj.isl merit between the Southern States In de
fault and their Bondholders, the debt of the State
of Tenr.esee was fully oiscussed, with the view of
ascertaining and determining what a fair and tquita
bl" Riljuitmeiit of tt would be; and
WutRKAS, At the conclusion or the conference be
tween the Committee cf the Tennessee Legislature
and the Committee of Arbiters, the Committee or
Arbiters made an award lint tbe debtor the State
or Tennessee ought to be re-adjusted by the Issue ot
new Bonds, at the rate or sixty per cent, or the total
amount ot the debt and Interest; the new bonds to
bear Interest ht six percent , payahle semi annually,
aud the coupons for Interest to be made receivable
for all taxes and dues to the Suite, and
Whkhk'S, Tlietewion of the Legislature expired
by con-tltullnnal limitation a few days alter the
award of the Aiblters was rendered, and there was
no time to enact a law to give it effect; and
WiikiiKAS. It was very generally understood that
an extra session of the Le glslatbre would be con
vened to accept a proiositlon from the Bondholders
to compromise the Statu Debt, on the terms of the
award of the Committee cf Arbitrailon. and to enact
a law lo fully carry It out, the holders of a very large
amount ot Bonds ot Tennessee did make and send
to tue Governor propositions of compromise on the
terras cl said award and the Governor did there
alter c:uvene the Legislature In extra session to
consider said proposition: and
Whereas, bur ng the sitting of the Legislature,
the Intervention of other pint lei, proposing and ad
vocating be'oie It other and different terms ot set
tlement man mote considered by the Committee ol
the Leglsl -tore and the Committee ot Arbitration,
and awarded by the latter Committee, and agreed to
by the Bundholdeis, was prejudicial to tbe Interest
t th e slate or Tennessee, and to her creditors, in
so far as ll has delayed a settlement; and
Whereas, The Bondholders or Tennessee had
neither an agent nor any other person to represent
them before the Legislature, but confided In the Leg
islature, and lully expected that the Senators aud
Representatives ot the people of Tennessee would
ral ly aud confirm the award of the distinguished
and disinterested gentlemen who bad acted as a
Committee or Arbitrailon, and accept the proposl
t on ot the Roiniboiders made In accordance there
with, unhesitatingly; therefore
Htjtulivtt, Tb.it efforts made by any persons wbe
purported to represent the Bondholders of Tennes
see w re entirely unauthoilzed. and that the declara
tion allege d to have be-n made at Nashville that a
aettleirent could be effected with the Bondholders
upon a lower basis than that proposed by tbe Com
mittee of Arbiters, of which Mr. George S. Coe ls
chairman, has r.o foundation In fact, to tar us It re
lut s to the great body of Bondholders.
JUsUiiat. i hat while we deplore the attitude as
sumed by the Legislature, while assembled at Nash
ville In December, toward the Bondholders, we be
lieve that It resulted from the Influence and unwar
rantable interference ot other parlies tuan real
Bondholders, or their representatives,
lirMilitd, That we have an abiding belief that the
people or the great State of Tennessee will not, by
the rej-ctlon of honest claims' which tliey are abun
dantly able to pay. sutler a st'gma long to rest uimn
them; the eff ft or which will be to parahze the
prosperity or the State; subvert Its best Interests;
and engender that demoralization which must ulti
mately result In losses to its citizens, even Iar great
er than lo Its creditors.
lifilunl. That the people of Tennessee be ured
to adopt such legislation as will uphold the Lotior ot
the StatJ, and evince proper regard fur the high In
tegrity which hi.s hitherto characterized here tizena.
Av.Witt, That a t ommlttee of rive be appUnted,
consisting of Eugene Kelly, John T. Terr (of E.
D. Morgan & Co.), J. G. K. Duer (of James G. King's
Sonsi, I'eter Geddes (or Geddes fc Smith), and Dr.
H. s. Moran Eugene Kelly to be chairman to take
such action as. In their Judgment, may be tor tne
lnutiect of the Bondholders, but with tbe unuer
standing that no settlement less favorable than the
award of the Committee ot Arbitration lie accepted.
C. AMORY STaVENS. Secretary.
NTJFA3! BOATS.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
V. t. Mall Kor Osceola. Xew Madrid,
Hickman, Cairo and St. Louis The Steamer
lielle t. JLouis, gagji
James A. Yore master.
Leaves Lee Wharfooat, THIS DAY. December
1st, at 5 p.m.
AD STORM, Superintendent,
Lee Whatfboat.
V. . Mail-For Onreols, New Madrid,
Hickman, Cairo and St. Louis The Steamer
Jolm 15. Maude, Jfgpa
Leaves Lee Wbarlboat THIS DAY, December 1st,
at 10 a.m.
AD. STORM, Superintendent
Lee Wharfboat.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
Memphis! and Ohio Klver Packet Co
for Louisville and Cincinnati, The elegant
sUsanier
AndyBaum, whi
H J. Vinton masterf M. M. Deem clerk
Will leaves as above, on MONDAY, December
2d, at 5 p.m. for irelght or passage, apply to
R, W. LIGHTBURNE, Superintencent,
No. 7 Monroe St., opp. P-ahody Hotel.
for Cairo, tvansvllle, Louisville and
flue I a nntl. The Southern Transportation
Co.'s Superb Steamer
A. V. Jsoanally, ZEgkA
H.U.Hart master A. C. Doanally.... cltrk.
Will leave Glenn's wharfboat as above, THI3
DAY, at 12 o'clock in. for freight or passage apply
to R P. GLENN, Agent, at Wharfboat.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas Rlvor Packet to. For fine
Biutf, Little Rock aud through to fort Smith The
elegant passenger steamer
xTSnrliia Speed,
tves as above on MONDAY,
Leaves as above on MONDAY, December 2d,
at o p.iu.
JOHN N. HARBlN, Sup't, 2'32i Front St.
J T. WASHINGTON, Agent. R. E. Lee Wbarlboat.
FOR R1VERT0N.
for Itlverton and Way Landlne-Citizens'
Memphis and Vlcksburg Packet Company
The elegant steamer
Belle of Texas,
George M alone. ...master I Jno. Gwathmey clerk
Will leave as above every MONDAY and THTJUSs
DAY, at 5 p.m. for freight or passage, apply to
K, W. LIGHTBURNE, General freight Agent,
No. 7 Monroe street, opposite Peabody tiotel.
LEE LINE STEAMERS.
Home Packet for the Year. For Hel
ena. I rlars Point Had all Plantation
Litadiags.
The Fine PasMnger Steamer
CO AIIO 51 A, Sgfc.
James Lee, sr master I Billy Smlther cleik
Leaves as above on MONDAY, December 2d, at 5
p.m.. paying particular attention to all business In
trusted to her care.
For fieUht or passage apply to
J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent.
212l Front street.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
"or Yiekwnnre and all the Hendt.
Tbe splendid steamer
Colorado, jEg&
Will leave as above THIS DAY. December 1st.
at 10 a. in. AD srutta, Superintendent,
Lee W u art boat.
for Sew Orleaaa and the Bends.
The Spit no Id Steamer
llelle Slireveporl, Iti
Will leave on SUNDAY. December it. at in
m. AD STORM. SlinerliitendentL
J. T. WASHINGTON. Agent. R. K. Lee w barf boat.
-w Orleana and the Bendw.-The
Southern Tiunspoitailou Co. s Superb Passenger
steamer
l.oberl Mitchell,
VX'tll I..m f 1 .1-1 , . . ,
..... VI 1-744! I S 1 1 .4 1 I UOAl. 4U UOOVe, 11113
DAY, 1st Instant, at 5 o'clock n.m. or fi eight or
passage, apply to R. P. GLENN. Agent.
ax w nariooau
"or aiew ur leans and the. Reads,
The Fine Steamer
Henry frank, .SSgka
J. r. Hicks master I Alf Griasom. cleik
Leaves Memphis for Vli ksbure. Natchez. New Or
leans and all way and bend landings, WEDNnS
DAY. December 4lh, at 6 p.m. For Irelght or pas
sage apply on board or to
J. T. WAMI.MilON. Agent. y.2Mi front n.
FOR VICKSBUR5.
The Adnaaa Line of V. t. Mall Paeketa
for Helena, friars Point. Concordia Terrene,
Arkansas City, Greenville. Vlcksburg and all way
landings The superb mall and passenger packet
Ouachita Belle, PFtz
Mark R. Cheek. . .master A. L. Cummins... cleik
Will leave Memphis as above on MONDAY. De
cember 2d. at 5 b.m, giving bills of lading to Delta
aud all points on the Yazoo river. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
K. P. GLENN. Agent
Cltlceaa'Memphtn and Vlekaharr Park
el Co. far Virkmbnra;. The FAST and
Elegant Passenger Steamer
ILLINOIS,
John J. Darragh. ...master Mariln Jones e'erk
Having been thoroughly repaired will reenter the
Memphis and Vlcksburg trade, leaving TL'fcSDAY,
December ad. and every Tl'kSDAY thereatter. at 5
it m.. connecting at Vlcksburg lor all points on
Yazoo river. For freight or passage apply to
R. W. LIGUTBl RNE.
General Airenl. No. 7 Monrte street.
FOR OSCEOLA.
Regular Tri weekly Mall Packet for Randolph,
Fulton. Osceola and ail way landings.
The elegant passenger steamer
Osceola Belle, ZZa
3. O. Andrews Master I B. O. Mitchell Clerk.
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at tf p. to. For Irelght or passage ap
ply on board. ..
WTEA3I RO ATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Kearelar Independent Memphlw and
Whin River Packet for Atui i-;a, Jacksontort
seifv. and way points. The reu ar lndeitendent
i acikev
IIABl CAN If.
ED. C. POSTAL Ma-tcr,
Will lnve Memrhis every WEl'NESDAY, at 5
o ciock p.m.
For I.elgut or paia;e a;.p!y lo
R. W. LISHTB'JP.SE.
No. 7 Monroe st , . n p IVal.txiy Hotel.
K. P. til.ESN. o:i V, Larf'io-.t.
MII.T HAlttlY 1.1 KM.
Tlemphi". iY l.lte IMn rsnil K.'a tl Klver
I . M. j;nll l'ar!ii'l.
For Indian hay. St Charles. lareruon. Derail'!
Bl iff. Dei Arc. Augusta. Jack son port. West Point,
Sean-y, lialeav.iie, i oj.EatViii. and 1 ocabcntat.
1 be r.ew tteanier
M. R. Ilarry. cat ta'n .i.tmes arts, cleis.
Leaves 4?t,ni bis on ar.d a'ter .sovtuilier 2-t. every
SATURDAY, at 5 p.m , connectl: g- d're-t with the
new Blai-k river C. S. mail packet M LT II KKliY tor
Powhat'nn and I ocihi i.t.iJ. an i v th Da.iy Packets
to evatesviiie ano i pter v, niio r.ver.
Through rates to all point.
f reigut consUueu to nil iJarrr Line, Memphis or
rerreu4, wilt tie pnirni t.y lorv4.iril'd.
.1. T. WASHINGTON. R. E. I Wharf IxuiL
WE bare reopenetl ourttore, and w'll continue
business as usual, rei-eivlr.g dully f icsh Goods,
such as At. pies. Oo'oin, Pot .Pies. CabUiye, Kraut,
Picklei. BUTTEM. E:g-i. Cheese. lraiies. Lemons,
nuts, etc., etc., wniun we oner los to lue trade.
Erb & Go
C03I.TIIS.SI0N MEKCIIANTS,
Xo.32S FKOTST.,MEjJPIII, TEXS.
Consignments will receive prompt attention.
DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of A, W. Newsom & Co. is this day dis
solved. Co-Part nersib'p.
A. W. Newom Is this day admitled as a partner
InlhAfirm nil. l.ltt-rnieC.4'rt
"L. LAWH0RN.
A. W. NEWSOM. L.LAWHORN.
Late A. W. Newsom Co.
L. La whom & Co.,
General Commission .Merchants
AND
Dealers in Preduce,
KEEP constantly on hand, App!es. Potatoes,
Onions. Benns. Homlnv. Grits. Butter. Cheese.
Egsts. Dried fruits. Cubbaire. Kraut. Pickles. Flas
feet. Etc , Etc
ConBlsrttmevjtM and Order Kollelfed.
New Crop Grass Seeds
AND
GARDEN SEEDS
FOB FALL SOWING.
ALSO, a full line of Fruit Trees tnd Evergreens
Just rece ved at
OTS O HCHWILl, & CO.'H.
923 MAl.v STRf.ET. under Woislmm-bouse.
37 CsM Place, LOUISVILLE, KY'SJ
A insularly ducatfd an-l 'lalifle 1 tuvjioiia tud tliO
naos,tJi;oe-s!al, tiiJ f-acii; wiii prove.
f?rres all terms of PRIVATE,
CHRONIC aiid SEXUAL iiiS-
tperm:i,torrAioj and Iinpoteiicy.
-s t.ie re;u'.t el self
u ' la ycutii, cxuai x--'.'s.t ;a sai
'-jy-t-sj, ac.l i ir-it.iim striic fc f -J e
i. -Ciin-l :aii.s:i' 33, i;n:ght mi
imnfs of ii :,'(. t, iJc!ectjvi; ili-rnirr, phj"
trn ;ace. A' craion t S.-ck:v o: Keniohs.
l-jrer ..e. r-, or o'ii
kwicc .-"e.'i-.: N il
,-i-n- I , dr-..m... I
y. I-i'i-.;.'..
toa!u iou cf Idea", Ih-ss lit'Nual Power. ic, rcuilcring
narnsje iiiir.4ro, -'r cr i:T.ti-ii-i r, m-o t.iorouyhiv ked P'-tb:v
D"nt!f eu- i. yg JJSiX IS r"''v 'ir tadciv
Sfr?1, Gonorrhea,
VjlliUfJ 1 fi.U-.UlC, "ILui .1 ,, i"IC4 Ut AXUJy 4,li C,f
Pilra ai..iiji.a-r prrva'" tlHses rtiick.v cmcl.
It is acir-evit'i-jn'', tit a rhj ciCijii who rvs ?pci:il nttetltloa
to a certain clats ot ai eate-', at trcc.tii:r '.toMinnd acnu
ally, an-q'iirtis r.-o. ski. I. l"h j-siMr.ni. kcn ir.K this Ict oP.-'ti
r-.oti:rufH'i ;-r-;i ri :o nv cary. V.'nca il ii- inr,onv2uient to
visit th.-city lor URa'ni!it. ineIi:ice-s c:u hi at&t rivatcj
a. uely by ir.uil or efess auvwiiere.
Cures Guaranteed in all Case a
Ti.T5ilertalLc?ia
C'KisuitatiDos tin nllv or hy r-tirr frfp RTiti InT,tea.
PRIVATE COUNSEjLOK.
Cf 300 pfiffss, nt to any 6tl Ires nrarrlT wh-, fz-r ttTrty
"Ji) c.-n!s. iriouM read l-r alL Address as abo.
Sale of Stock.
Ot'FICK or THE MEMPtnS ClTT 1
FrtK AND GKNKH.4.L INSUKANCK COMPANY, V
10 Madison St., Memphis, Nov. 2a, 1878. )
BY order of the Board or Directors of this com
pany, I will sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, 2 S shares (of ijilOO each) ot the
capital stock of the company, as follow-i; Cer
tiiica'es No. 147 tor 10 shares. No. 208 lor 5 shares
and No. 2-44 lor 10 shares, cn
Friday. JBeeember , 1873,
at 1 2 o'clock m., at the company's office. Said sale
will be made to satisfy a certain Indebtedness due
said company, and seemed to them under the pro
visions ot the lien held hy them under section lti ot
their charter. HKNRY J. LYNN. Cashier.
IJotice to Teacliers.
TEACHERS In the Memphis City Schools are no
tlliei that at the meeting ot the School Board,
on November 1 8 1 1 1 . It was leaoived that the schools
be ope.'.ed on tbe lirst
3Ioaday (2d) of December,
provided till the xcinol buiuhntfx aro pronounced by
the Health On cer In proper condition for the recep
tion ot pupils.
W. R. M'CLTJNE, See'y.
JAJi. JTLAHJUTX
J. J. CuLLlVAA.
Flaherty
s
UNDERTAKERS,
817 teeoiiU street, neap jlienriu
METALLIC AND WOODSN BUEIAL CAETfea
and Caskots. Elsgnnt Rotste, Goats' Butts aud
Coilin Trlmiulnys. Crduni by (eiliisiTaiiSi nerst promptly
C O. Tl. Hrrfiell attfcrfitlon nul1 to einKuli -tinir.
COTTON-SEED.
CHANGE OF PRICE.
OWING to the great decrease In tbe yield of Oil,
and the continuous reduction In the price ot
Sioduots In uoiuestlc and iairopean marke.s, the
femphls Cotton-Sscd Association Is compelled to
announce the price of good, souud, new seed, de
livered at Memphis whart or depot, on and bfter
December 4, 1878, bs EHiliT ilOLLAltf
PjKKTOSI.
JOHN B. GALLOWAY, See'y and Treasurer.
i ii i.oGji.jt.si, jcsisif.k i.i:-g
rchnut. I'aruieri untl Bleciiaiiics.aSi
Giving rules for correct measurement of l?cant
ling. Boards, P.ank, Cubical Contents of Siiuaro
and Round Timber. EnrLzgabyDeyls'sEs'.e, fitavc
and Heading Bolts, Wood, Tables of Wapes by
month. Hoard or Rent by the week or dav. Capac
ity of Citterns, Interest Tables. 4tc. ISy J. M.
fc'cribner. Br mail, postage paid, on receipt of 35
cents. CCRTIS A: "0.. HU k813N.-2d.St., St. Louis.
Young Ladies' School
AND
KXXjDERGAHTESI,
No. 1G Tltircl Street.
HILslta CLAK.V COXWAV, Principal
91 1 MB LL C V II I' 1.1. PIrst Assistant.
(Jt7 Studies will be resumed Monday, November
11, 1878.
St. Gary's School,
No. 352 Poplar street.
A JBoardlngr and Iy Kchool for Yonm
Aadies ana Cnildren.
TTNDER the charge of the SI5TER3 OF ST.
LJ M RY. of the Episcopal church, wiil reopen
( D. V.) January 2d. Pupils ueslrlng to return before
thl9 date will be received Into private classes.
&-J-.'-r?
Undertalier,
STo. JI41 Meeond Ntreet, near PoKf office.
Adminisitratcr'! Notice.
R1VINH been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court or Sbe'.hy county, as adminis
tratrix on the estate of Gus A. Murtl, notice Is here
by given to all creditors of said e-t ite, to present
their claims to me. or my attorney. IT. W. Miller,
and all persons Indebted to sahl estit'e are requested
to call and set: le.
MR3. S. L. MORTI, Administratrix.
F. W. MILLER. Attorney.
ALWAYS ON HAND
OUR STORE has Been open every dar during the
course, aud we now offer a full line ol
ew Sugars, Xolasses, Hams". Breakfast
Bacon, Lard and Meats.
Send your orders or come and see us If you want to
buy cheap.
C. W. GOl'EB & CO.,
gQ and gS Front atreet.
WANTED.
A GOOD energetic reliable man, who can give
satisfactory itfertr.ee, to
HELD OYsTEUH.
Liberal inducements offered. Reliable supply and
quality of Olsten guaranteed. All orders filled by
telegraph. Address,
. W. MILLER i CO.,
Merchandise Brokers, Mobile, Alabama.
- srKC'lAJL, TJE1MI
OF THE" CHANCERY COURT OF
NBELBY COCSTY,
Appointed for the 4th of December. 1878
IN pursuance of the athorlty vested in me by Sec
tion HH41 of the Code ot Tennessee, I Hereby ap
point a special term ot the Chancery court ol Shelby
county, to commence on
Wednesday, the 4th day of December,
1878, for the dispatch of the business of said court.
This November 3, 1878.
W. W. M'DOWFLL,
Chancellor of i-helby County.
M. a TREZEVANT.
HCNSDON CABY.
Trezevant fk Cary,
NOTARIES,
COMMISSIONERS. U. 8. Commissioners and Con
veyancers. No. K MADISON ST., have returned,
and are ready lor business . Will give prompt atten
tion (o all matters Uitrubted to us.
'W nolosalo
AND
31 9 MAI1T STREET, MEMPHIS, TEX.
WE hvse again opened our house In Memphis, and are receiving direct from Boston a larze stock of Boots
and FhOes, fresh from tbe factories, and solicit the pF.tronasre of ourold customers and the Country TrarJe
generally. Oar Boston house niil nDwb clo-ed uttll tbe Spring Trade opens. All communications should
now be addressed to us at Mcmph's.
Goodtoar cfc? Oo.
A. VAtCAK'J. IT. TAtCASO, A. B. TACCAEO.
A. VAOOABO & CO.,
iarOETESS A5D DEALERS UT
WINES, LIQUORS &z CIGARS
Ho. 324L jFroiit setyeet. Memplils.
HaTe EcmoTed to their Xerr and Spaeions Building-,
334: MAIN STREET,
Whoro tlaoix Business as
WHOLESALE
Will be conducted on a Larger Scale than ever
vusic-mers at
PRATT, IRWIN & CO
WHOliESAiLE
Notions,Hosiery
FTJlST&HJNi2 GOODS,
32J MAIN STREET - - ME3IP1TIS, - - 329 MAIN STREET
Tlie Onlv Notion JoIbiu2 Xione in Seitipliis.
Harpmann l Bro.
Slanafartarcra, Importers sod Jobbers of
Cigars, Chewing, Smoking Tobacco and Pipes
No. 8o Main Street, HBcutpbis., Tean.
PARTIES wishing to purchase any of the above articles should give us a call before purchasing else
where. LOW PRICES and GOOD GOODS ls our nio'.to.
91. Itiavln,
John H. Huliivun,
M
G-avin & Oo.
Wholesale Grocers. Cotton Factors,
And Commission. Maeliaiits,
2Q2 Iiori.t Sti'oet,
Bemeen Adams
Our MAJOR T. J. COWGILL devotes his whole time
our cuaiue. we uave our own cousn warehouse, corner Washington and second.
M. L. MEACHAM.
A. W. ROBEUT8.
1
And Salt
NO. 9 UNION STftEET. :
NAPOLEON HILL,
533 f;
N, FONTAINE,
ottoBFactors & WliolBsale Grocers
AGENTS FOB THE
33- 0:0.7" JU idi OCC3KT-.GS-X".
Nos. 20G and S08 jFront street, Menapliis. Ten 11.
K. li. Cochran.
8. A. Hatcher.
ochra
La
MAXt'FACTUJtKBS OF
umber, Lai
Doors, Sash and Blinds, aud all kinds of J Parkins Boxes.
Gnice and Yard, foot cf Washington st. Saw and riauing: Mills, North endJfaTy Yd.
Memphis, Tennessee.
Z. N. E8TE8, tate Kstes, JFIzer SgCo
(SUCCESSORS TO F.STF.S. FlZER & COa)
Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors
And Commission Merchants,
Mos. US fttid 13 Unioin street, Mempliis, Tenii.
VU C. PEAECE. l. B. SUGS.
1
Gottco Factors and Commission Merchants
No. 258 Front street, Seiaplils, Tenu0
PAnT2l33TIAB ATTKNTION 3AID TO THE SAjLE OFCOTTOH
JSDMU.ND ORG ILL, New York. G. L. DENI30N. A S. M'NEAL.
8! B Fk 3r4 "B" II 9 r
Our Slock of Goods is Fresh and Complete, and shall be pleased
to receive your Orders. The Largest Assortment of
rdware, Cutlery, Machinery
Ana iJim supplies, to be ionnd in tbe city.
IRON PIPE, MACHINERY FIXTURES, GUM AND LEATHER BELTING.
W. H. HORTON &r CO.,
Successor to UlCHlS AX, IIORTO & CO
irain Dealers
Tiixno and Comcnt LVg;oxi.-ts,
32G iTront Street, Memphig.
W. H. HALBKEATH.
J. M. I'OWLKEH.
a
otton
1.1 f 1 0 U n H U .nTVa m Kij mi m a. 1 - m. . thm S iVI Ll
w.i. umuroaun n oo.
o
11 Union Street, Memphis.
AGENTS FOR TIIE CELEBRATED CHAMPION COTTON GIN AND HULLEB
Notice---DissoIution of Partnership.
THE buslnei of Coover A W tiler vfa dissolved on -the 13th day of September, 187. on accotint
or tbedtathol WILLIAM MILLS K. The business will be continued umler the name ol M. H.
COOVKK4k CO. Toe owing the old firm will please cilland settle, and those who may have claim
against the firm ol COOVlilt k MILLER, will pleate file them with the uudersleued gurvlvlni? partner.
LUMBER
And Hanufaetarera of
DOOES, SASH,
A1
LL kinds of Building Materials furnished at short
riiimh nuA mm . I M ,1s iml f t r I... . ,
w" vuiu uv wa w auslka war Lig tf'Oi'K
SHOES,
mi & cc
DRUGGISTS,
before. They will be glad to see all their Friends and
their new store.
Thos. Clark.
91. J. Clark.
10x10.30 DtiisSJ, Tft-nn,
and Jefferson.
to the Weighing and Sale of all Cotton Intrusted to
J. Ji. POSTON.
E. E. MEACHAM.
Agents,
: : METCJPHIS, TENN.
JEROME HILL
CELEBRATED
II. A, Cochran.
..ingles.
A3IEt H. DOAH, Memphis.
OOii
JOHN T. WILLINS.
Jfeti I
and Grocers.
W. J. CKAWFOBD.
Factors,
DEALERS
BLINDS, ETC.
nrtlce and of best materials. Partlea dealrlng to
. , i , 1
oiiore purcumiiiK ciacwiieiOi
f
FACTORS,
k Co.,
WEOIaESAXE
DRY
and
WE will, on the first of Novfmbvr onen our New
House, So. 824 Mali stifet. oiiposlie our old
stand, where we will be prrpiireil to niee: our custjtn
ers and the Trade generaliy. with the mii't exten
sive Stock we have ever oHered In theJUrket, and
at lowest prices
JOYNER, LEfAiAQM & GALE.
Mkmphis. October 20. IS7.
WILL be received at W. A. K.AIMES Sta! les, No.
65 Union s'.teet, November 2:id, a lot ol
First-Class Xray 31 ules
Wa are conitintlr In recelnt ol stock. and buversean
rely upon tlndlng a kooi! selection of ail ciasbes of
stock at our stables, at all times.
FIRM CHANGE.
ryHE partnership of
A3HBHOOK A WII1TK Is
by mutual consent o iate
The biLilness of the firm
a. this day dissolved
irom August l, i7.
will be settled by H.
C. A8HBROOK or JOHN
white, who alone are
name In liquidation.
authorized to sign tbe llrm
C. P. ASHBROOK,
H.C. AriHBROOK,
JOHN WHITK
October 26, 1878.
WE have this day formed a partnership under
the name of Anhbmok A White, to
aawj uwra august we will continue the
same business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of ASHBHOOK fc WHITB, at the Old stand.
No, 222 Front street.
H. C. ASHBROOK,
JOHN WHITE.
October 2rt. 1878.
JLKW1S & THOMA!,
Boiler Makers and
Steamboat Blacksmiths.
BLACKSMITHINO of himwl
all kinds. Cupper fc. ?..---."VTV? fr-&S
and ataeet Iron Workers. o,v; i'-"V V v-. M
(shop Adanm nr., Ta'a j?.
near the river, MEMPHIS. Term., All woiif done
promptly, da or night. Terms cash. Keifluenoe,
No. W) Promenade.
Our shop will be open dally from this date, all cr
dersjfor work will be promptly attVnded to.
October IK. 1H78. LEWIS 4 THOMAS.
J. J. ML'KPHT.
B. F. MURPHY.
Murphy fc Murpliv,
lr..RAL
Insurance Agents,
So. 5 Iadtsom street, Memphis, Tean.
NONE but flrst-class companies represented.
Bisks on buildings taken tor three or five yeaia,
at greatly reduced rates.
Ginhonses and Conntry Stores Specialties
MSSOXiUTlOST.
THE firm of WOODRUFF A CO. wss dissolved by
tbe death of W. C. Woodruff, on the 30. b daF
of Autrust, 1H78. In order to wind tin the business
of said ptrtnersblp, the larue stock of goods now on
band I oiler for sale at great ly reduced prices. The
stock consists of
Coach f,
IloekawayH.
JFarli. I'lieatous,
It ogfties,
and all the various styles or tarrlaKes usually kept
in Carr a;e It?pository. tostjther with a large stock
of carriage ni.itcrlii I of every decilptlon. Persons
In waul ot nu ll goods will save money by examining
this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
A. woodruff. Surviving Partner.
Pianos and other first-clu.nn
PIANOS and OItAPiS
For sale Very Low for Cash, or on easy terms to
good customers. Planes and Organs for rent.
E. Witzmann & Co.,
Xo.ggS Second Street, Memphis.
W. S. BRUCE & CO.
DEALERS IN
CARRIAGES,
Carriage and Wagon Hardware
IKON, WOODWORK,
VAKNISIKJES,
PAINTS, ETC.
Xos. 37 and 39 Monroe street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,
Have opened and are now ready for
nnaincHw. oruerg rromptiy aiieq.
EDWARD L. BELCHER,
B. D. JORDAN,
Res. 291 Lauderdale.
lies, lay Alabama.
BELCHER & JORDAN
Attorneys-at-Law,
Z79 Main St.. Memphisi. Tcnn.
SHAW, DAVIS & CO.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
And General Land Agents,
17 MADISOX STREET,
ARE here, ready to sell, lease, mortgoge or pur
chase houses, lots and plantations, and trans
act a general agency business. Come to see us. our
Mr. Jno. M. Shaw ls not dead, as reported.
Presbyterian
GKA9IMAS and i SIC II
Ocliool,
Resumes Classes, JfoTemlier 18, 1S78.
iyfl5S JENNY M. HIGBEE, Principal, assisted
XVX by a Full Corps of experienced Teachers.
Cala'ogues can be obtained at ail the bookstores.
ATTOKSE r-AT-JLAW,
ftHH Main Ht.. ; : : 1 em phi a. Tens
XI. W. MTLr,ER,
ATTORN jEY-AT-JLiAW,
Ko. 4St JladlHon Street, aSemphlg.Tenn
J. A. TAYLOR.
W. EL CARROLL.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
No. 16 Madison Nt. Memphis.
FJRAXCIS FEIliJLLVa
TO THE FROST AGAIS!
DAMAGED Boots and Shoes (own manufactory)
for sale. In consequence of the late fire nt my
store, I am compelled to sell my large stock of tine
Boots and Shoes, slightly damaged, at Very Low
Frlces. Call early anil tke the opportunity.
FRANCIS FIELINti. 20iM- Slain street.
Cotton Ginning
.HAYDEN & CO.,
Cor. Poplar and Fonrth Streets,
JUempMs, Tens.
WE have opened cur Gin House and respectfully
solicit the patronage of our customers and
friends. We have put our ttlns in fine running order,
and are satisfied that no otber Gin in the city can
surpass us In turning out and quality of Sample.
Sacks furnished to all responsible parties to ship to
our Gin. All Cotton consigned to us will be insured
while on river and la Gin House.
" Vlinj; A CO.
JBL. SI. Neely,
President.
John JotD'on,
Secretary.
Phenix Insurance Co.
OF MEMPHIS,
Office: Ko. IO .lladinon Street.
Capital Stock, $201,000,
BOARD OF DIKECTOB8.
r nvfT.Y H. B. HOWELL,
a0f B,. NeeIy4C0. Of H B Howell 4 Co.
t o HUGtad, rsitucK,
Of'Pearoe. Sugggs 4 Co. W W. S. Bruce 4 Co.
W N BIIOW.V AXDHIW D. G WYNNE,
Of Jones. Brown 4 Co. Of Stewart,Uwynne4Co.
JAMES a DAY. 'of Day 4 Proudllt.
PRESCRIPTION FKfcE
-1710 R THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal Weakness.
Ji Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
Indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has the Ingre
dients. Da JAQUES 4 CO.,
1 HO WtMt Birth ttrnKt. rcrutnniitL
Southern Palace
China Store
REOPENED.
" now TvadJ with a large and well assorted
stock of ererythlng pertaining to the Queens ware
trade, to which we invite the attention of buyers
Orders carefully filled at lowest prices.
W. & S. JACK & CO.
83 Wain afreet.
Administrator's Notice.
HAYING been appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate of David Tall, deceased.
ii persons mutt intra. 10 wa esuue win please coma
forward and settle. Those huvlnv rial in. ALrnlri.r
said estate will present them at once.
Jon mlN, Administrator,
At Toll Gate on Poplar street.
iiTHPHia, Jam., 0Tmbet so, lb7o.
GOODS
DRAY MULES.
vveber
Taylor i Carroll,
W. A. WILXJAJi..
1 i It I M tf M 41 i-Ta
MANUFACTURERS OF
9
Lumoer. dmnales and Lath
BOOBS, SATlH A1VD BLINDS.
FRUIT AND PACKING-BOXES !
OFFICE AND YARD:
Corner (iajoso and Second Sts
U.UAm.
Wholesale IDeers in
So 350 jiain Mrtet, Memphis, Tennessee.
VITE have re-openM our e.tabllshtnerit wltivm Increased stock of Wine.. Llaanrs and Iran.
V and are ptei-nrM to All ori?rs on shoimotlce,
n;er LUMiiiupri una ruwic gi'ueranr.
?H i.it U & IllDGEJLY,
-Monhiiit TaIl(r9.o.3S Madison Streefi
Take pleasure in notifying their friends
anj the public (fnerally that they have re
opened their ston with a new, larpe and full
Stock of the veiJ, Latest Styles of imported
.'Oixls. Trices uoderate. We solicit those
who contemplati ordennp; their Fall and
Vi'inter ClotliirtO give us a call.
Jt'RRAY &RIDGEJLV
W. XV. Hay.
Joan W.
UMrd
Wholesale Grocery and Gotton Factors,
260 and 2G2Pront st.. ISIeiiiTjliis.
r. n. CAtsitKirv.
OARBEEY & CASEY,
importers and Whobsale Liquor Merchants,
So. 347 IFront Street, Memphis. Tenn.
Gi3
IMPOBUB AND
INSSS LIQUORS & CIGARS,
Tio. 14 Union tercet, lempliis, Tenn.
SUCCESSOR FO F. H. CLARK & CO.,
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
KO. 1 CLARK'S MA!LE
J. H. M'DAVITT. R M. STBATTOi
IIAVK KjEOPJSNUD TV1TH A FRESH SUPPjLY OF
FINE STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
HJA2, COFFEE, f JLOUR, MEATS, JLARD, ETC.
Oar Brsnda or Floor: The King, Whio Swan,
xuaiug oiickvi neai , Lnarra uaKing rowiers. cneese and crackers; also, foreign ana iwmesuc
Canned Goods, Syrups, Molas.HU, Cheese, Crackers, Balslns, Nutt, Fruits, Etc.
No. 281 MAIN STBE&T, MEMPHIS, TENN.
TOYS
At Wliolesale,
Wheeler, Pickens &Co
-18 Main
B. S. JONES.
COTTON
Jones, Brown & Oo.,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Are now onen and ready to attend to all business Intmst! tn their rare. T.llieral Advances made on Cot
ton In Store or Transit. BAGGING, TIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES furnished at Lowest Market Bates
li. T. PORTER.
W. F.
01
OOTT
AND
No. 300 Front Street.
Itet-ween Sadit-op ami Monroe TJIempnis. Tennessee-
AXDBEW STEWART. AJiDRKWIl
-Vew Ui-ltaas.
STEWART, SWYMEiCO.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COHON FACTORS
'os. 356 and 338 Front St., M.eniphis, Tenn.
A A ll
Stewart Brothers & Co.,
Cotton Factors and Coiiixriission Merchants,
New Orleans,
Mr. Irby Royd lias been Adiiiittei aa a Partner in our business tnm NoTember 1st.
A. 91. BOVD. A&.HTOX
ft.
Have Removed to 336 Froat Street, corner Union luxtma e, 7 and
8, Magnolia Block. Hare never
323 Main Street, Memphis.
Ttlen's, Youths', Boys' and Children's
Fine Clotliipi 'Forilii GoiJs.
JLarset and Cheapest Stork La the Southwest.
TT IS THE INTEREST OF EYEBY BUYKK TO EXAMINE TIII3 IMMENSE STOCK BKFOBS
JL buying elsewhere.
Mm & FISHER,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
300 FBOST
.,n rr.t.h,.d,lte CT,r Offlce and Warehouse
tullj solicit CONSlGNMN'T3 OJf COTTON.
B. EL. PJL1AIN
CO.
SAW-MILL AND YARD:
North Front Street,
fTejarioaaee.
BEX HI KMT.
Wines, la quors, Cigaxs
and would respectfully solicit the trade of our for-
Ultlard.
R. JL. Coffla.
TUUflAS CASEY.
JLa'KlTnirm
DEALEB IN
Coffin,
. WILKINS,
BLOCK, MEMPHIS, TEKN.
J. E. DUNSCOMB. a H. DUNSCOMB, JR.
ATTON I CO.
Our Eagle, Our Gold Dust, Self-Blslng Flour, Self-
o
o
I
Street.
W. N. BBOWN
FACTORS
TAYLOR.
G. W. MACRAE.
AYLOR & CO
FACTORS
l;uwnp V H.HIII.EY.
itiiannbla. JBempkln.
Louisiana.
A. M. BOTD 4 SON.
BOYD. IKBY BOYD.
YD 1 SONS,
Closed during the Epidemic
STKEET.
wI be open,
We are ready for ' EKUlnesa, and respect
Dr. D. S. Tolinsoii's
PK1VATK
Medical Iispensaryj
Ko. 17 JEFFERSON STREET,
Between Hala and I-'ront. Meinp&ISL
ISSTABUSKXD TS 18aj
DB. JOHNSON Is ackT,owle.-l4i ty a!l rrtles ln
trtsted as bj far the mott snciwihil pi'"".ic!e.ri
In the treatment of private or ef inH il.i"2.-ies. yulcir,
thorough ami ptrmanent cures (TiaranU-t-l In e-ry
enae, male cr temale. Hcce-nt erv4-, (.f OnnorTbea
and SrphllM cured In a f-w ditys. without tlie U4e cf
merenrj, chanire of e'.vt, or hlri'tr.iniv !rij binlr c- .
6erridarTS)ThllIs. Uela.-.t vt4t!Lfi errtdica'.ed will .
out the use of mercery. Invpiuntarr hx cf serren
torijHjd In a short llije. Slerr from lrr, power
or loss of seitiHl t4-)wcni re-vonx: tfreMS vlgt-r In a
few weeks. Victims of seif-sL.use ar I exfwsiirt
mmm7, suffering fmm sirmriUtn-hfa and Ions f
phr4ical and oient&l jumer, stKxxlii and tterrca
n44ntl eartsi
Particular attention paid to the Diseases of
Women, and cures guarantevd.
Throat and Lung lilsextse-s cnrel b? new remeMp.
Plies arid old sores cured lthout the u-ie of caiu
Uc or the knlff.
All consul billons strictly confidentlAL
MexUcinea sent by express to all part or tbe coun
try. Office hours from 8 am. to 9 p.m. Sundays
from 3 to 6 p.m.
n. a jrnvstos-. m
CHANCER? SlkLE
-cf-3
Itoal ISstato.
No. :irt7:l. Tb;incry Court of Phelby conntr Val.
Sanford, extr. etc, vs. W. S. Norris, et V. "
BY rlrtue of an Interlocutory dree for s;;'e en
tered In the above cms on the Mh day of .Tulv
1H(S, I will sell, at i.ubllf .Miction, trt ti, i,i..i,l,
bidder. In front of the Clerk ml v.ii.e- ..m.
Courthouse .building, Main street, Memphis, Ten-
UC33CI, UU
SatnrdaT. Doppiiihr 7. isrs.
within legal houn. the foiiotving deM-nhed imrrtj-,
situated In Shelby county. Tenne44ee. to-it- An
undivided 40 acres In a certain inut of l.iri.l tr h.
waters of Nonconnah. adjoining the landscf Ivr-nm
Norris and Rngrs. saM tract Itetlng theweM part o'
a 2S0acre tract piirrhasNl .f l.e.'lih-rm.-in fmm ti'.
Buntyn, and more pn.rttnl.ir!y iiesw-rtUsl ai follows
to-wlt: Beginning at the northe4t cnnier of . W.
Austin's 1 (Ml acre survey at a stake, south mu (it
grees west. T-l tt-et from a white oak marked "i. H ;
thence north iV chains and tl links to a Mak
thenceeast IS chains to a slake; thiMn-e suuth 77
chains and ml links to a st -ke 11 ilgre- e.t,; 7
ivki irom n wniit oiiK inrirK44l it. M : tlii-m-e 7i
chains to the southwest confer id said lihi aciei
thence north 'j-j chains 7H link-; to the Uvlnntiig'
containing 1 let K.VHHI nt-res.
Also, lots ;tj: ami in M.vk k, of O.t'rt.in'!,
subdivision, H. laid down on kiukfr's
city of Menipbls. iMin.del as foil otvs: Rtviiinit.i at
the Intersect Inn of the west sl.l or .-Mtli 4tre-t with
the south sltle of Clay strtt t; ihii.v Ke-twar.i!
with the snurh side of clay stnsrt 144 fet-i ; tln-m.
south l.Vl 2-10 fti-t. to an Rilev; thfnce east.imiv
144 ft to sixth street: thence northKanllr l."..
2-10 feet to the lieglnning.
The umlivl'lisl 41) acres will Erst lvei,;,!: ifth.it
tract brings a sufiiclt-nt ainonnl to s.'itlsry t!i." i:eor.Hs
underwbii-h It is siilil, thetwol.ns will n.-t t-e soiii
If It doe not hrintr enough for th.u puriiose, the tw-j
lots will next lie sold.
TKHMsur S vlk. One third cash: balimce .it six
and twelve months; note's wttli Hi-provnl se-curity
reiiuired. with lien on pruiterti to fuixhi-r secure the
piin-ha.se money,
xsovember 1-1, 1S7.
E. A. COLF. Clerk and Master.
By E. B. M'Henkt. Iteputy t it rk and M.isttT.
J. E. It. H;;y, tsol. for isnni 1 iinaril
Xotioe TrnsleeV Nale.
tTNDEB and by virtue of two certain trust tit4?,N.
J to me executed as trustee, onw by
P. H. Boners and wlf,. .I.-iirr n...r.
of date 2Mb day of May. 1 s77. ami rws'.'ril.'d in t!,e
Kegtsler s ottlce or tayrtto count r. Ti-nnis. in
hecord Book No. . rwir-s .VM to s-ts. iii r.n.er i.e
J. J. Holloway. and Mary H. li-illowar. hkmu r.'r
date 2Mh day of May. I s?7. ami r.x-itriie.l in 11,.-
ivnsier cinc or e.-iy-tte cttuntv. i i.n.ss,s. in
Ktscord Btiok No it, .a"i r,n:i to .",.17. to both nf
which trust desis, rt-cni-tl a.. ar.trfsr-.i.l. r.-tfr-n.-w
Is hereby made for a full and prrftst tdentl:ic:iti-n
of theproieity.nd fora full and in-rf-c: nmicrst it-.i-
ing 01 meoi'jecis. j. urvs.se-. .-.mi tenns 1.; tre tnists
therein created, default h:ilng been made Intiin
payments therein stipulate, I, as such trustee, wiil,
on
UeUnopiLir, llpcombir is. l-.74.
expose for saie, and s"ll at t-ublic nuti-rr. to t!it
nignest iiiuufr. rort-asii. the fi'iioning r.-il e-hae,
situate and described as follows:
A certain ltt or parcrl of ground In the town of
Soinervllie, State of Tennessee. County of Kaveile.
known and designateil on the plan of said ton'n as
lot number ii nine, in BktrK C. 111 said town; It be
ing a corner lot fronting :-: tlHa- ttirt-e fe-t on the
public suuare, and frontiiig iHO sixty-six tee-ton
the east Hide of Lagrange stres-t. togellicr with the
buildings thereon, and the rights, hereditament
and appurtenances thereunto t-f longing, -sold un
der the trust deed made by J. J. Holloway. dt-ceastti,
already referred to:
Also a certain lot or luirceirof ground, situate, ly
ing and being in the town of c?'in-rvil!'. count of
layette. Suite 0 Tennt-ss, and described as iol
lows, towlt. Parts of lots numbers it and is
and seven, bounded as follows: Beglnnlrg at the
southwest corner of lot number nil six. thence eat
with Payette street the full depth of saM lot No. tl.
and fourteen (14i feet beyond unto n.t nuint-T 7
seven, lo an alley ten feet wide, thence north .21 1
twenty-one feet and t-n Inches, or -a far as to strlk4
west the center of the wall on the north side of a
brick bouse erected ou lot number r.i six: thern
west on a line with the sn:ertf said wall 'niii
eighty feet to the outs'de of the from wall of said
bouse: thence south witli the front or west wall to
the beginning, togetser with ail improvements and
appuitenancM thereunts lielongltig. jm.M undertiia
trust deed m.ule by P. IL Biiwcis, diceaxrd, alrvaiy
referred to.
Also the following lots and p.irce'.s of ground In
the town of Eomervllle. countv of Pavette. state of
Tennessee, to-wlt: Lots (.", i, s arid It) five. six.
eight and nine, and that part of lot numlter 7
seven between lots f :uid rt. and H and 11. In bluck
A, In said town, being same lots mum which ilia
three new brick stoies have lieen recently erected,
on southwest comer id public square, and being the
oltl Ball Tavern stand, being tlie same decrvetl to
P. H. Bowers by the Chancery court at Soiuervtlie,
In 187.. In the case of JohnC. Waddell. atlmliils
trator, versus widow, belrs and crexliuirs of John H.
Ball, deceasel, an undivlilexl half or whk-n wa.t
conveyed to J. J. Holloway by P. H. Bowers, by deeil
of date 7th April, 17.". the two undivided halves ot
wblcn were conveyed to me as trustee, one hy J. J.
Holloway and wife, and one by P. U. Bowers anil
wtfe.ln tbe respective trust deeis already rt'ferretl to.
All right or equity of redemption or repurchase of
said property Is expressly waive! in s ild trust detesls.
and the purchaser's title will be absolute. Title be
lieved to be perfect, but I sell and convej as tnuteo
will lie made on or at the premises of tha
respective pieces of property, within legal hours, oa
the day above stated.
N. B. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Wright & Koikes. Attorneys, etc.
Trustee's ISale.
TTNDEB a deed of trust executed by G. IL Davis,
U on the 7th day of June. lJrt.andreconlel Ir,
the register's office of Shelby county, -leuness,. in
record, book No. 124. page 405, I will as trustee, at
the request ot the beneficiaries, on
Monday, December !.
on the southwest ' corner .f nd Madlson
streets, Memphis, Tennesse). sell to the highest bld-
aer tor casn, tne louowing property, to-wu:
A certain lot of land, lying and being in Coliler
vllle, Shelby county, Tennessee, .dualed at the snuth
ettst corner of the .intersection of Main and Wash
ington streets, ironung (4tn iorty reet on Main
street, and running bck lietween parallel lines one
hundred (lOO; feet, together with Uie Improvement-!
thereon.
Sale at 12 o'clock m. Title bell"ved to be good.
I sell and convey as trustee only. Equity of redemp
tion waived.
WM. M. BROOKS. Trustee.
Memphis, Tens., November 25. 1IK.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
UNDER a deed of trust executed ty Wm. f.
Baugh and L. M. Baugh. on the lTith of Keh
ruary, ltSo. and on record In Shelby county In book
105, page 820, 1 will, as trustee, at the request ot
the beneficiary,
Ob Monday, December , is?.
In front of the courthouse. In Memphis. Tennesse?,
sell to the highest bidder, at public auction, for cash,
a tract of land situated in btielby county. Tennessee.
In sections 2 and :. range i, on tbe New Kaleigh
road, about seven miles from Memphis, cniiUilnliig
275 77-llitl acres, being tbe Tart of the Kerr tract
conveyed by James M'Connell and wife to said
Baughs, and the tract on which sal. I Bang lis now re
side. It ls lully descrlbesi in the il--d of trust to
which reference ls now made. Tnedt-lit secure! by
stdd deed of trust not having been lull, and James
Steele, the other trustee named In the need, declin
ing to act, I, at the request uf the benetlclary. aud In
the pursuance of tlie power given by the deed, wlil
make the sale. Sale to begin at twelve o'clock.
1 he title Is believed to be good, but I will st-11 and
convey as trustee only. Equity of redemption
WiUVed' JOHN STEELE, Trustee.
Novkubkr 1. 1878.
Smith 4 Collier, Attorneys
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
PCBSUANT to the terms of a deed of tru-t?x
culed to the untlersigneil by it. K. Dun lap aim
wife, on the 15lh day of I44mbt-r. I 77. duly reeis
teredlnlhe Register's office f Shelby tnunty. Ten
nessee, in Deed Book No. 121, page t24, 1 will, oa
Matnrday-. tha 7lh of llrermaer, 1H7H
at the south gate of Court Stjuare, lu tbe city of
Memphis, Tennessee, within legal hours, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the premises t:i sal.l ini-t.
described as follows: Lslng and being lu Meiiiphls.
Shelby county. Tennessee, at the southwest corner of
Main and Vance streets, fronting the west side of
Main street 150 feet, aud the south Une of ance
street 110 feet
Terms of Sale Cash. Equity of re.Kinr-tlon.
dower and honieste.nl rights waived. Title Iwlleved.
to be good, but I will sell and convey only as IrusU.
D. H. POaTON. Trusstee.
Administrator's Notice.
HAYING been appointed and qualltieil by the
Probnte Court of Shelby county as Adminis
trator on the estate of S. D. Mangum, ieoea-seil,
notice Is hereby given to all creditors of said estate,
to present their claims to my attorney. J. M. Greg
ory, at bis offlce In Memphis. Ami all k rsons In
debted to sal! estate are lequested to call there and
settle, or settle with my agent. Prank BaiJtsmllh,
Colllervllle, Tennessee.
ANDKEWD. GWYNNE. A.iiti-r.-R
Administrator Nnle.
IWTLL sell, at private t Me. within the next ten
days, the following pro.rty, belonging to ttm
estate of the late William M yer: Two horses, three)
mules, two cows, tilteeu Levi ot bogs, four gees
three sprinkling wagons, three farm wagons, one
spring wagon, one buggy, two carts, tnree douMe srts
barnes, two sets single btuigy harness, two sets d' ty
harness, one saddle, one i low. and a lot ot housej
bold and kitchen furniture. Terms c:uh.
HEXKY I.l EHRMANN.
Trustee' Male.
TTNDEB ti deed or trust executed by G. H. Davis.
) on the 7th day of May. 17.". ami recorded in
tbe register's ottice of Fayette county. Tennessee, In
Record Book No. 5. pages 154. 155 and l.n, 1 will,
as trustee, al the request of the beneficiary.
On Tuesday, December 17, 178,
In front of the courthouse. In Someivllie. Tennes
see, sell to the highest bidder for cash, tbe fiulow
Ing property, to wlt: Situated in Palette county.
State of Tennessee, anu described as follows:
Bounded on the north by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, on the south by the suite Lino
road, on the east by Blair's land, on the west by
David Davis's old place, containing 141 acre. le
lngihe same place conve)e4l by D. J. Armour
and the chancery court ol tsjinerville. Tennessee,
in 187H, together with all the Improvements there
on. Also, the following itersonal property to-wtt;
Two brown mules, one bay mule, one sorrell mare.
Sale at 12 o'clock ni. Title believed to be good. 1
sell and convey as trustee only. Kqiilly ol redemp
tion waived. W. M. BROOKS, Trustre.
November 25. 1878. ,
Sheriff's Sale of iieal Kslate.
PUBLIC notice Is hereby given, that by virtue or a.
venditioni exitnas, to me directed from tha
Honorable Bartlett Circuit Court, of She by county,
Tennessee, In the case of B. C. Brinkiey, use of. etc.
veirsns J. M. Ailams and B. K. Adams. Judgment
rendctresl oi4 tbe fourta 41.-4, of Aj.ril. lK7.ftir the)
ram of !x riundresl nn.l riltv-n dttliars iLttd tnl.tr-
IwomiU, will lrtlrvM.t 4.tl eoMts Ol .ilt. lo ?.Ui.-lI.
said Juegnieut, etc, i win, ou "
Wednesday, December is. isj;h.
In legal hours. In front of the Courthouse, M?ra
pbls, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the highest bid
der, for cash, the following described property, to
wlt The following real estate, lying and belrtg In tha
county of Shelby, and State ol Tennessee, In tha
fourth civil district ot said county. In the Mississip
pi bottom, and bounded as loliows, to wit: Begin
ning at a stake on the range line, on the northwest,
xmier of tlie Adams tract: thence north 1 cesree,
:il minutes west. Ml 8-1 o poles to a stake on must
line; thence east :i degrees. 4:t minutes, north 2s l
poles 1 links to a stake with dogwood and two beei-h
pointers; thence south rl .egrees 10 mltmtes. east r-
poles to a beech marked J. B. U.. west 3 degrees 5:t
mlnute-s. south V. 8-10 !oles; ther.ee souih 4 de
grees :irt minutes, east lv5-ld loles to an nsU
marked J. 1.; thence west 4 ilegrees 17 minute,
south l!t4 ti-ltl poles to the beginning, containing
by estimation I4't acres. Levied on as tht properly
cf delendants, J. M. aril B. K. Adams, to satisfy sant
iWgment, luterest and costs.
E. L. M'GOWAN.
Sherld of Shelby County, Ttnnesse.
BtH. E. Pt txiiM, Deputy-Sherill.
MJOamis. November 18. ls78.
1. G. Siielbv, Att'yfor PlalntirL sun
JNO. JOHNSTON. J. N. FoMa
JOIIXSTOX & -FOilI,
ATTORSEYS-AT-LAW,
JTiq. -IO TVIo.c3JLs40XX is-t
Administrator's Notice.
HAYING quallfitvl as the tutmlnistrator of thai
estate ot Ed B. T. Worsliam ueceased. ail per
sons indebted to saltl tvlate are hereby notilif d to
make payment ot same, and all holding claims
against said estate will present them to uie. or my
i
Y
attorney, at No. 2791-1 M tln street, duly authenti
cated. In tbe time prescribed by law, or the tsaina
will be barred.
WILLIAM WOB3HAM. Administrator.
I K.C. WIM.UM.iio', Attorney.
I o.2itn&M street.

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