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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Pbbuo Lkogii Orrici. I
liciipaiB. TeKN.. beoember t, 1876. 1
The money market ia again quiet to
day, with very little doing in financial
circles. The amount of paper which
went to protest on the 4th was only
about $1600, showing a decided solvency
of the mercantile and business commun
ity. Exchange was in abundance, with
unchanged rates: New York commercial
bills, is discount buying and selling at
par; Eastern sight, o discount and sell
iog at par; New Orleans, buying at ic
discount and selling at Jo premium.
Curb stone or street brokers are cau
tious, and charge from 2 to 3 per cent.
per month. New York gold rates are
108J; here broken are paring 108 to
109. The market for stocks and bonds
continues quiet, with few transactions
and unchanged quotations.
Memphis fi'l, oarrenor-;....
(SIS
0,0
am
Mill
a:to
OH
90
ta.90
75
wempnis o i, goia-oearing
INioolson pavement scrip.....
HSelby county warrants..
.. 93
.. ft
25
".'."I'sS
w
95
70
Charleston railroad itootsa..
Tennessee sew is.ue-..........
TanHasse state warrants...,
School Hoard warrants......
Memphis tux scrip (175).......
Police and i ire scrip ...,
Arkansas jjiate scrip... ....
COTTOS.
The market is quiet this morning Bad
prices nominally unchanged. Estimated
sales for the day, 2000 bales.
COTTOI IXOSi-ICE QUOTATIONS
Ordin ry.... ....... (S 9
Good Ordinary ....,.... . (910
Low
.Vi.iaiini.... .............io!aii
Middling
Uiod Middling , .-
Middling Fair
OOTTOS IXCHAKQE STATgM.IT,
Btoax, Senwmbsr 1, 1876.......
l.teeeive Mince last otatemant... S.fiS.'
Received previously. 207,162
ti12 '
- ..- UW
5.403
210,814
Shipped slsee Iaat statostent..
8hippai ircnously........
Stook at noon this day...
. 1.9:8 216.247
.147,291 119.2U9
67,038
IMPOSTS.
Thai tar this wee..... 14 583
Taas tr.r last wtoi....... .... Iti.iKil
Bisc aenisrarer j. 21U.KH
Memphis ana Cbar.stton railroad 738
Mississippi and lonnesiieo ruiiroad..... 5 9
Memphis jsut Ohio railroad. ........ ....,.. 54)
Memphis and radn 'ah railroad........., 144
Meiaphis and LitUj hosi: taiiroad... 4 IS
Steamers ,.. ... 840
Estimated per wagons and other sources 400
UPOETS.
Thai far this wee ........ .
... 7.732
... 10.411
...,14tf,i9
Thus tar h.stneoi .....
Bines eioptoaiber .....
Memphis ana oa&rietto;, rauroaa
7t
VIS
8.7
101
1..V9
Mississippi and Teuuossoo railroad ,
Memphis and Ohio railroad ..,
Hteamern, norlii.....................,
Htoamora. south .....,
By rail north......................
By rail south .
2;(t
Nw Voei. I'eceinher 6. 10:52 a-rr. Spots
are quiet and firm, with futures steadier
Gold.... 84
Ordinary ....... 10 1-1G
Good Ordinary. ......ll i-lo
Low Middling-..... .................il 11-16
Middling 12 1-16
Niw long. Do;ember6 12:20 p.m. Ootttj
is quiet, with futures weak, bales for future
delivsry. 7-00 talcs.
January 12'12 5-15
1'ebruary. . l.' J-127-lo
March 12 9-i6 Ui
April..., liHamj-K,
May 15 15 10 m
June ......... js i-16 4i;-;
July .. i310ui;i'.4
August M7-;t!iJlS 11 32
2eceinber 1- 1 livU'S
Uold ..n...-.,....... .. S'-i
Ordinary (J 1-J6
Gluod Ordinary.. ... 11 1-10
Low i: (idiih(.M..... 11 11-0
Middling .... 12 1-10
LlTRiroOL. Ceceu.bcr 6 12:J0 p.nn. f'ot
tonistirm Uil(.nJ, 67-16d: Orleans, 651.
bales, 15 1 00 tales, of whiot) 430 were for ex
port and speculation; leceipts, 6i6 bales, of
which Gi5 were American, Arrivals are 1-3.M
lower.
61!aKJL Jt AIX4ET.
The followinj quotations are tor orders
from store and small lots in a iobbin way:
APFLJSS-lIedinm.159; choice. 175J250
per bbl.
iSRAN-Steady; wheat. 759S0e V 101.
BACON (loos)-Shoulders, o'-o: clear rib
sides, 9';,c: clear sides, lOo; breakfast, 10ji;
uar-cured hams, can v sad, Ih'c; sugar
eured hams, uncanrued, packed to
i hivhet.
BljL FORK (Loose)i shouMers.etiTc;
long clfar, S-i to 9c: clear rib, 8.'uo'.'o; clear
fides, y't to 9hO.
HliAtol 603175.
BUIiUR Cmuioa, 10313a; medium, 153
20o; choiee,2S J3u;.
BALl-Vtl 6XUFFR AND TIES-BaggiT. ?
and Ti 10S, 12;vloVio; oiling twine. Vi)'t
liy-.o: iron ties. 6 tob'-ci pieced ties, 4c.
BU1L1MNU MA'lhKlALf In mora prtcej
are: Cement, Louisville, l bbl; Rosen
dale. V bbl, 2 b)3t 75; hair, i tu&l 2i ,i 40
lb balo; plaster, AHcbiKan, 5 50; New York,
4 00; Jiae, per bbl, 1 Siatl 5. Fire-brick,
f 3 (X) tn s M per 10): brick. 10 to 11 per lit .
BEEP, FRFS1I - Forequarters. 2)4 to4o;
hindquarlLrs, 5fu7c. ilogs, 8tu9o. iSheep.
7i97V4 m lb.
nlk'K WHEAT FLCl'R-9 00 per barrel.
CASOLi,o Boies, mil weight i6o; half
hox. full weight ItJi to JOKo, quarter bvx,
full weiirht 17 to 17Hc onr 1 .
C'OChaN UTS-far li'. 5 0.
COrKKB-OrdiuarylJ il9'.i;, fair 203:o;jc,
good 20'iflc. prime 22U22kc. ueiut. iif
2Jc, Jt 2S '4,50c, U'irdova 212le.
OUIOKBNS Mixed, 8i6jU 3 CO; ohoiet
kens, 1 3 1'm'i 50.
COAL OiL XNgMlip 31e.
CORN Miied, 64a 5o: white 50167s.
COikK-MliAL lulu-ilnea. tali -weights
1200 to 2 6i.
COTTON YARSS-Ue. 60D, 12312So: No.
100. 14-BHWc; Ko. 400, l016o.
CA3i;A(ili3-For 100 heads, (9 0)t?10 0:
rates, 3 IQ&i M).
CllttKSr; Western, 134;3o; Eo(,li;b
dairy, 14 U'Sc: ri'es irregular.
COTTON-8Elfil) 8 00 ton.
COTTON-bKtDOlt.-l'otton-seod oil .
in demand: Crudo,at42:.;lc; yoltow, bi&Vf
oil-nml. $25 W ton er.d 1 : hundred.
CllOUT-Per barrel, tSOJi'SiD; half-bar-rsls.
(4 0, as to quality.
CRANBEltKIkS- 41 bbl. 10 Wail 50.
DRlltI JfJCUlX Appws. 4A5o; peaches,
9Hc.
DKUaS-Opium, V 10 to 7 75; qrtin-Ke.
12 6 J $ ounoe ; morphine, 5 25 to ounoe ;
phor, i5j per oun(l; chlorotorm, 1 10 w
pound ; castor oil, Iho W pound; borax, 2(M
pound; blne-osass, in iars. V5c s pound .cal
omel, 100 pousi; indigo, 1 00 O I 20
pound; afafoet'da, 25 and . Oo pound: tar
tari aoid, 0land&; sulpburio acid, 6 '
ound; alcohol, i V gallon; iodide potash,
TV'CKS-Ptady; 3 013 60 W doiea.
. Ii(lS-222l3doien.
LOllU fcjupe:flne.4 2&l 50: double ex
tra, $5 00 2 ; treble eg, ra. 6WTI6 25; choice
jmtlT, 6 50?;47U0: larjcy,7 tO 'SuO a bo!.
FISH Maoktrnl, halt-barrols. Ho. 1,7 T09
; half-barreli Ko. 3. 6 i 0 5 ; half -barrels
Ne. 3, 6 5)fsi-; kits No. 1, 1 505n.O;
kiw, No. 2. 1 3-41 40; k ts No 3. 1 10. White
fish, No.l, half-barrein,6,r(j3t(i W: iaoiily.4 50e
5 0u. lierrini. smoke-l. H)e; roe herrings, hr.lf
barrels. 6; Rcelfoot Lake, 8 Jlr.c lb: Chi
eairo Lake. 10 'KlCn w Itt; red snapper. 12 l;c.
SRlT!j-$4 2534 50 H bbl.
O K US K-Steady at JO 0037 00
GLAtiS-6xJ,S7x9, $5 75; 7iHWxTt, 075:
Billi81Uxl3. 7 2; llil412x!7, 8; liisjfiijo,
i 25: 14x22510x24, $10. lo tho trade a div
ont.of50oent.
, HIDBH, K XO.-Dry deerskin, 2ffiWj: sheep
pelts. 25-'81 2i; Uint bis. 10 j;4o; ir;
salted, $910o; green salted. 5.7j; green. 4
O0e
JiORSERADISHES-Per barrel, 00
llOMIMY-nt barrel. 3 T5;4 10
HAY W ton, urairio, H Wi,(4i0 00; mixed.
$15 0917 0": timothy. $18 (WW J) Wt.
HAROWARK, KfC.-Uar iron, y lb. 4
4So. Boiler plates, goviirnmeit stamped,
i ; eharcojl boiler So. 1, b'4c; fire bed iron,
Ko. 10 to 14. 630V-: charcoal bod, 8So; sheet
tron, No. 20 to 21; 7,vio; sheet iron. No. 22 to
24, 7!o: eharooal, No. V to 27, SHo; plow
slabs, 6c; stce! slabs, !i'.o; plow wiags, iX
5e; hore-shoe iron, i yic ; bollowaro cast
ings. 53iS: spring stel, 17S,o; cast steel,
fi'Aa; axes, doten, 9 o0l2 50; boiler rixels.
V lb 'e.
IiARD Tioroos. U to JV4n kegs, 12c; half
barrl 12c; in pails. 12!j to l2c.
LEMONM-7liu,iv8 0U oa
LIVK bTOUK Uuiel; o .nice rross.j;:
oxen and cows'i nS'io gm fed cattle, S4
Si; calves. 15 48 per lie id; rows andcalTes,
tl5 0O40 0O; bogs. F.'.OS,1-,?; sieep, 3ii!jiJ4c;
lambs. $1 60 4'.'0 per head.
MKSS POUK-Lirhtwoigbt, 13 60 to 17 60;
Bless pork, havy, f 18 to 18 00;
MOLAriSK-J New 0'iininin. -c; fair. 60c;
rime. bSo; s'-rifily prime, bOu choice, 62o. i
MATUUKS. BLCklMei, H,TO. We quote: 1
Matohoi M grosn. 300 in box, 7 50; pax or, W
rotl, I(v(j$3o0; pixon'i ttovs polith,
groes, : Moron's blaoklag. V tron, S';
arr. $ 6 3.
NAlLr-$. 10 to S 35 keg.
NAVAL STOKfiiJ-Resin. W bbl; Tlrgia.
00 J pale. 6; So. 1. 4 75 1 No. 2. 4 50; pitch,
bbl. 5 50; tar. bbl, T 50; half bbl. 4 50:
hanlll rope, lb.lJ18Se; Sisal. 15i316Hos
tarrad rope, 15o; tar sarlin, 85o: ipui yarn.
r?k !k. !. natj. 6, Amerioan ht.
1 60: best navy, 6.
OAT.S-Oats. mixed. 47J0e par bushel.
ONIONS-Per bbl. 2 50. U
riw x ikJCl -h.egs. 2 00 to 2 3; hall bU. S 50
PDTATnBS 19 UVD9 Tl I , . .
to
totM starts " r" oww
iC,1i53T',r h1'-bn'. 4 M te 1 03.
PAUItr-Linteea oil. 68: beued. 73!
turpentine, 44c; Japan dryar. 85981 75; petty,
ho itr. an l.la.1 ,I.n 11.. j t ... ... ..
. i xr V , raun, eoaon, a wf
copal. No. 1, 1 75; fire-proof taint, dry. 4He;
Vanetian red. dry, Cookson's. 314c; yellow
j , ' wniteleal, l(X3Ho;
reDallV,0i.t?.ulor-.931040.
ffJ.XS -0l?,inr7 t0 choice, 5H"97V.
BUOAR. LOU16IAN A-ln hbV fair. 8'io :
ew. tuuy .air. Stic: trim. 9'.i: nh..i.
to 10Xo; follow clarified. 10 to lie; white
Ci' Vnllnw .ln.lfl.J in ,1-. V;..
is Mi ic; osrreiea- UltfUer.
KIIllAH Hl,'VHl,ll-li.j:..j ft ,miy
... . , e ,, ' aiuiuMiu 1074c:
cut loaf. I4e per pound.
irtUfs-Cammon to fanoy 40o to85opr
gallon.
Ml I.T.P.... 1 . . . .
dairy in bbls; 2 75 te$0O; Liverpool coarse.
1 ik kki ' """'P001 nao. saoas, 1 ou to
24?,S0,,'n n(1 German 5 to 64o per lb.
MARCH 4JR per lb.
floor ijsio. 14x20, 13; IC,12xl2, 12 00; IC.
t ' ' "u"l iron, oouea, jmos. a and
, d", charcoal, Sc; do. galvan-
u,B ,rfli,, imitation ao.
17 n; sheetiino, Uo; iron wire, 9.9 15o; seldior,
2c; block tin, Sac.
ii lis k vs a no in 10 na ... J
VIRtH UJ nut. -j
. ........ VVVu W VUUIUI, iOUQ, aul
WDiaun, per gallon.
W,IS?,vrtr.f- parsaUon. as In ago and
ijuTtiiey, 91 &)i 1 uu. ,
i-rT T: n ' .
.1 uuu- r ine nee" waslied. T2 to 3)3 per
ooarse fleece washed, 32 to 35c: choice tub
ahfd.4ito45c; fair tub washed, 33io37o;
d.ngy and poorl washed. 38 to S2c ; fine un
washed, 21 to 2!e; medium unwashed, 28 to
iS,i: flnarne nnnuhml 11 Ia ia... - . j
barry, 12 to 2'lo.
IT' .All . 1 1 ,- An- r. .
wvyuanii niuiiUH W Alt H Two asd
fli ... Viinr.B.l n.i.,.,1 knb.t. ,s ac. 1
-u.vw uvuvu, .-bt.u Huuagia, f GUOS
. a OL il . , . n k.-.a-U..... .1 1 .1 i n
hoops. t8"t tubs, painted, neHta cf $, 3 75;
rt.o. 1.9 50; No. 2, 8 5.1; N. 3. 7 69; ohurns,
p,uo, w u luoxoi, iuiga mi oedar,
iron-bound. 13 vl7c; eedar, brass-bound, 16i3
20: well bankets. 4 fira!, Vi- .o),hr,ur.lc
2 00; lino, 2 25; ax-hmdlee. i-25ffll 7i6:
tneaitn-os. tts of 75.
Wii6Ai o. 3. Tuo to 1 OS W bnsiel.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEATIXQ TO DAT.
New Orleans. James Howard . ...5 p.m
Newer, cans, Carnndolot 5 p.m
C ncinnati, Cons Millar. ......i p in
Cinc'nnati, (lolden Rule 4 p.m
Friar's l'oint. Coahoma p.m
Carl Pehurs. Scanlan's Landing .,5 p.m
..uiMi, ' vuuiiiii ieue M n p m
,-t. Fraimiji riwr. V.ll i n m
St. i ratiois river. 0ceiiiaV.'!Z."""."..".5 v.xa
araansoa nvor, dlaumello - t p.m
ARV.IVAW.
Steamer Coahoma, Friar's Point. ?
" Maame!!p, Arkansas river.
Caronde'e', New Orleans.
O.-ccoU Helle, Asbport.
" John A. Scudder, St. Louir.
DSPA BTORgS
Steamer Hard Caab, White river.
Capitol C.tT, St. Louis.
G W. C.pk, Friar's Point.
" Illinois, Vick?bnre.
" John A. Scudder, New Orleans.
i?t PORT.
James Howard. Ella. Msnmi-lln r
rondelut, Carl Schurz, Coahoma, Ooceola
oeue.
ComllltoB of Ilia ltlvire.
The river here declined 1 inch
from last eYetiing up to noon to
day. At Cairo the decline was 11
inches, with 10 feet 4 inches on the
gauge; at St. LouU navigation is
suspended, with the river full of
running ice. The Ohio is falling
Irom Pittsburg to Cairo, with C feet
7 inches in the canal, and 7 feet
large in the Ohio. Cumberland
river is receding, with 2 feet 10
inches in the channel. Arkansas
river is falling, with 2 feet on the
gauge at Little' Rock, and 3 feet
from Pine Bluff to the mouth.
White river is falling, with a fair
stage from Jacksonport to the
mouth.
Miaerllnnoawis.
Clear and pleasant
Little movement in freight
The unsettled condition of the
country depresses business in every
branch of trade.
The local packets out last nii-ht
had fair trips of freight and people.
-I lie llard Cash for White river
had a good list of freight and
peop.'e.
The Cotton Valley arrived at
New Orleans yesterday.
The A. C." Donnally for New
Orleans and James AV. Gaff for
llemph'u passed Evansville yester
day. .
The Charles Morgan and John
Means left Cincinnati last evening
for New Orleans.
Navigation at St. Louis isBlill
closed on account of the iieavv
running ice.
The upper Mississippi is gorged
with ica at Chester, below St.
Louis, vhich blocks the river and
closes navigation between Cairo
and St. Louis for the winter.
The Wild Gazfll, with a tow of
produce barges, passed Cairo last
night for New Orleans.
Tho underwriters at St. Louis
will tako no more marine risks
until after tho ice breaks up and
the weather moderates.
The Fannie Tatum enters the
New Orletns and Red river trajle.
Heavy floating ice wa3 passiug
Osceola yesterday.
The City c Helena is ice-bound
b.i!ow St. Louis. '
The new Cincinnati and New
Orleans steamer Golden City makes
a trial trip to-day at Cincinnati.
Ihe John A. Scudder passed
down last evening f r New Orleans
with 1500 tons of freight. She
added at the elevator a lot of mis
cellaneous freight and cotton.
Tho Carondelet, Captain Hicks.!
camo in last night from New Or
leans with 350 bales of cotton and
a lot of Eeed and sundries. She
leaves this evening with a return
trip for New Orleans, making all
principal way landings. Captain
Alf Grissoni has control of the
office.
The Carl Schurz, Captain Mat
Tremmel, is the regular packet
leaving this evening for Scanlan's
Landing and the bends, attending
to all way busiuess.
Tho ladies of Capo Girardeau
havo manufactured an elegant silk
flag, which is to be voted to the
most popular steamboat at -their
festival during the holidays.
The James D. Parker leaves Ciu
ciunati this evening for Memphis.
Captain Leo Crane was bull-dozed
out of several hundred dollars on
the Yazoo Valley by poker men.
xue new steamer Ualumet is
announced to leavo Cincinnati to
day for New Orleans and the
Thompson Dean to-morrow.
ihe John 15. Maude is loading at
Cairo for Memphis, Vicksburg and
uic oenas.
Tho Utah, en route to New Or
leans, is ice-bound at Carondelet.
The good steamer Golden Utile
leaves Glenn's wharfboat this even
ing at 4 o'clock for Cairo, Louisville
and Cincinnati. Captain Shaw i3
her gentlemanly clerk.
The Osceola Belle, Captain An
drews, is the regular packet leaving
this evening for Asbport and all
way landings on the upper coast.
Captain O. K. Joplin, who is recog
nized for his uniform kindness and
prompt attention to business, has
charge ot the oilico.
The large and commodious pas
senger steamer Jame3 Howard
leaves this evening at sharn five for
x "
New Orleans, making all principal
way landings and doing all way
business. Iter passenger accommo
dations are unsurpassed. Mr. Chas-
sing, an affable gentleman, presides
in tne oince.
The Ella, Captain Thomas Bow
man, leaves this evening for all
points on St. Francis river, going
through to Linden, and connecting
with tho light draught steamer Low
Water for upper St. Francis river.
She also gives Epecial attention to
all way business in Council and
Walnut bends. Captain Les Waije
holds forth in the office, and is
assisted by Messrs. James Salsburv
ana xuu jjumo.
The Maumelle, Capt. Woodruff,
camo in this morning from Arkan
sas river with -140 bales of cotton
and sundries, and rcshipped at the
mouth 545 bale3 of cotton, making
a total out of the river 1019 bales.
She leaves this evening with a re
turn trip for Little Rock and all
points on the Arkans.13 river, carry
ing tho mail and doing all way
business. Billy Butler and Billy
Willi.', two clever gentlemen, are
her clerks.
Tho fine steamer Cons Millar
leaves this evening at five o'clock
for Cairo, Iiouisvillo and Cincin
nati. Captain Wm. Tichenor, who
made himself so popular on the
James D. Parker whilein command
of her, is her skipper, and all wish
ing a pleasant and safe journey up
the river will do well to tako pas
sage with him. Ciintui n .T.impa
Wilson has charge of the office.
The Anchor Line packets, dur
ing the ico embargo between Cairo
and St. Louis, will nlv betwoiri
L -j
Cairo, Memphis and Vicksburg,
running in connection with the
railroads at Cairo, which will bring
freight for them from St. Louis.
Ihe red tiger packet Coahoma,
Captain James Lee, sr., is the regu
lar mail packet leaving this evening
for Friar's Point aud tha bends.
She gives special attention to all
uantation and way business. Mr.
Ed Thomas, a gentleman with
whom it is a pleasure to travel and
do business, controls the office, and
is ably assisted by Mr. John Burke
and James Thomas.
The Osceola, Captain B;ukett, is
the regular packet leaving this eve
ning for the mouth of St. Francis
river and all points th
o "
Wittsburg, connecting with the
Mattie Belle for upper St. Francis
river. Captain A. Haycock pre
sides at the desk.
We have Pittsburg advices nf
Tuesday, which are as follows :
Ihe Salt Vallev. from T
arrived and departed. The Carrie
Brooks, from Zanesville, and tow
boats Sam. Clark, Sam. Miller, Jos.
Warner, J. C. Risher, have arrived.
The Transit ran on anmn mn n
Sewickley, breaking, a nuinW of
imiucrs, anu nas gone to Mclvees
port for repairs. Tim M.irv Mill-
got -aground at Beaver Shoals on
rnday evening.' and did nnt or.r. nfl'
until Saturday morning Tt ia
that she had to tako nearly all of
her trip out to lighten off. The
United Slates steamer IlnmnWv
is reported hard aground nt Horse
tail, and it is said she is in a dan
gerous condition. The Blue Lodge
is on dock, repairing. The Seven
Sons has gone to meet the Hornet
and help her up with her tow. The
Allegheny is reported closed at
Logan's eddy. It isKtill putting
out somo ice, but it is not heavy.
CT.Ttoe rplnr or n lolr Bfr.
The Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin
recently contained the following :
Tho skin of an immense polar
bear ha been received by a gentle
man in this city by the bark Nile,
from u friend on the bark Isabella,
at Cumberland Inlet, with tho fol
lowing account of its capture: "A
party of men from the Isabella,
including a number of Esquimaux
and myself, were walking ou the
ico a short distance from the ship,
when, rounding a hummock, we
unexpectedly discovered, a short
distance from us, a large bear
quietly feeding. We would have
returned to the ship without dis
turbing it, as we were armed with
only one rifle and a few Rnem-s enr-
ried by the natives, had not ouo of
tne several dogs that were with us
announced our presence by a loud
bark. Tho bear, as soon as it saw
tho intruders began to advance
slowly toward us, but wa3 met
by the dogs, who attacked the
aniinal vigorously, but with little
effect. lie shook them off, and after
injuring three of them so badly
that they had to bo killed, con
tinued to advance. Wo discharged
the rifle and thou fled to the ship,
where we urmed ourselves and came
out; to look after the bear, which
had disappeared behind one of tho
numerous hummocks by which we
wero surrounded. We had searched
for Eome time, when as one of the
Esquimaux passed the corner of a
hummock he"came face to face with
the infuriated animal. He gave a
fearful cry just a3 the brute struck
him with one of his immense paws.
The rest of us heard tho cry and
rapidly surrounded the brute, which
stood lierfoellv still over the bodv
of the Esquimaux. We fired six
teen shots, twelve of which entered
his body before ho received his
death wound. .The native was in
s.'nsib'o when we picked him up
and badly torn about the shoulders
by the beast's claws, but not seri
ously nurr. We took tho bodyol
the bear on a sledge to tho ship ; it
weighed 1575 pounds, and was ten
feet and one inch from nose to tail,
and eight feet and four inches
around the thickest part of its
oouv. -
for Am anna River
For Pine Bluff, Littlo Rock. Fort Smith and
an way landingi-iae light-draft steamer
Blanmelle. ..
A. M. Woodruff. master laLiUMM
Leaves THIS DAY. 6lh inat.. at 5 p m.
JSO. N. HARBIN, Sup't. 2y2 Front st.
f or iacl.-.niit..
For Cair. Louinville and Cincinnati The
fine steamer
GOLDEN RULE.... 0 P Shinklo, master
LEAVES AS ABOVE THIS . ir-a.
DAY. 6th inst.. at 4 p.m.
l-'rftii'lit. will hn ri.(.oii7i.ii n, IIia i"'-' -Ca
Wharl boat, or on board.
K. r. ULKKH. Ai;ent. on Wharfboat.
For Sfw Orlcnv.
P.egular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
and all way landings Tbe elegant
paiiKeucor steamer
James Howard, fO
R. R. Pegram, maHer...J. II. Cha?ing, clork
WILL LK AVE AS ABOVE WEDNES
DAY. Decnmhftr A. nt 5 n ;!,,
special attention to all plantation business.
For Ml. Irancn Ulvtir.
For Marianna, Wittsburg and all Way Land'
mgs 110 nne steamer
T R Bowman, miistpr Los Ware, clerk
i eavos ViMJiN'LtfDAY, Dec 6. at 5 in..
going through to Linden. For frtiirht or
parage apply on board.
For ClacliiDutl.
Memphis and Cincinnati Pokt O. For
i.ounTiue ana lancinniu-IS JBlogant
Pastengor Bteamor
COSS MILLAtt.
Wm. Tichenor master avtii'.lf
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Dec. 6. at 5 p.m.
For full particulars apply on board or to
K. W. LltlUTUUHNU, Hen'l SupX
a)5 front street.
fr'l.r Aviv il.laaii.
R'Kular Mempliis nnd New Orleans Packet
ror v lcKaou g, Natchez, Kew Orleans and
all way and bend laudinea-The stoamor
Oa,rondelet. i.fc?:
J F Hickf, maitcr; firi som, clerk, v'.vrJ
Will leave WEDNESDAY, Doc. 0, at 5 p m.
B. P. OLENN, Agent, on Wharfboat.
liegalnr I "i (,rni-n t ttriiitilii tuil
While ftivor I'-nckci,
ForAugu:ta, Jacksonport, Searcy and way
points - tsieamir
IIAKD CASHES
E. C. Postal, master.
T EAVES MEMPHIS EVhR TUESDAY,
U at 5 p.m.
For ircight or pi'inge apply to
. J. T. WASHINGTON, 3fl0 Front st.
SO-J K. P. OLENN, on Wharfboat.
for Amtiliort.
Regular Rand' lph. Fulton and Csciela Tri-
iteomy racket,
Osceola Ilelle,
J G Andrews, manter 0 K Joplin, clerk
Lraos Memphis MONDAYS. TUUKS
EAinand SATURDAYS. at5p.m.
ror ircnttu or parage apnly on board. (1 J
LEE LLNE UAttttYING U. il. MAIL.
RTIAMIB
ft?JSi5 Phil Allin,
Stack Lee, master! Jas N Thompson, clerk;
I KAVKH MEMPHIS EVERY MONDAY
I J an- "IMtUKlnY f. r;.'. i.ii -. i
Arkan City.
Strict alUintion paid to all huaiaoes intrusted
to her e.iro.
For f'riiyrit and All,- K.alnnaa Bnnl In
5r J- T. WASIIINUrnx. a.' :liPr,,ni .i
fur ncnnlnu'a lanuluK.
Itccular Memphis and fiovilan's Landing
u.i, i uc-nov xor ocaniaa s x.anding and
ail way points.
Mat Trinmel, marter.
T EAVFS THK FOOT OF UNION STREET,
iVi-5:1C,P.4vi TIIKDMS. WbDNkS
Jf". THURSDAYS. FRIDAYS and SAT
v klia VS at 5 p.m.
Fur friglitorpa,sage apply on board.
tor irisr's i'olni.
trS .iL,ne; nrrylng V. 8. Mnil-For Friar's
roint. IIeli.-ia. Delta nnrl sliway landings
in tha 1 1 .-.,) - Tl.. . .. "
Coalioma
J5H'in-iufj eaureiy new BlORUirr
James Lee. Sr. mister Ed R Thnmai. ri
L,T?rW .MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
and r ltlDAl at 5 p m.
Morehanta, plantuia and trailers can rely
on the strictest attention to all way and plant
ation buiin?s?.
For frpigbt nr parage apply to
" i J. X. WA.SHl.NOlDJ-.Agt. WO Front.
Mempbi3, Now Orleans F tlislrids!
ISEA.WOW OF lb7-7.
THE U tt E AT
Thompson Ucan
Leaves Kempbii Wtdneslay, Nnvemher 20th.
.. '.' " Kuceuilier liiih.
' , ' December 27th.
,, January lOih.
,, " January 24ih.
' , " February 7th.
" ruliriisry 21et,
, ' " March 7ih.
And every altornat Wednenday during th
nvunn.
Hour of dipartnre 5:30 p m.. on arrival of
trains from Louisrill and the Knit-
J. T. WASHlNOTON, Agent.
2-5 m Front stroat.
STEAMBOATS.
yor (. rraaria River.
For Marianna. Alllir'Uor Gaynn ind th Cut
Off, ovnneotiiif with tha light-draft ateaincr
Low Water for Wittnuurg ud til points on
tha upper 8t. Franoij river,
Tha elegant paiwenfor iteaaier
Osceola,
S Basket.. ............- master
Lmtm as abere EVERY MONDAY.
W KPN BSD AY and FRIDAY, at 5 p.m. For
freight or pasting apply on board or to
J. d HOL AND. 21 Front st.
Partioular attention paid to band business.
82-t
E3ILT HARRY'S
EZeinphis Uhllft ntitl Itlack
HtvrrM V. W. Mail 1.1 no.
For Indian Bay. St. Charles, Clarendon,
Devall'a Blulf, Dea Arc, Augusta. Jaokaon
riort. West Point, Searcy. BateBville. Pow
hattaa and I'ocahoutas Th tin steamer
XJ rr H , .saaSEfc
W J. Ash for J ....master
Loaves Memphis every SATURDAY at S p.m.
connecting with steamer Mf ARTHUR for all
points on Black river. Through rates of
frAlfht. nnt h.vl.aa In all ttninta r,a llln.l
ana White livers.
i or freight or passage aoply on board or to
J. T. Wa-SUINUTON, 800 Front st.
R. P. OLENN. on Wharfboat.
Vvjaiafct r.r,.; 1 t Mil 1 1 .. I1 1 1. -
a..viu vuu.l,lru bU .'.lib Ui, Will US
handled free of storage, drayage and ommia-
Biuii. nun pu. luroagu pronnnty. a.o-j
Memphis and Vicksburg Tk't Co.
JPov Violtsburg.
For Ilelena, Friar's Point, Mouth of White,
Greenville and Vicksburg Tho elegant
passengor steamer
ILLINOIS,
M R Cheek, master...- Wash Floyd, clork
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at 5
p.m., connecting with th R. E. Le for New
Orlounii, and with Parisot Line for points on
Yasno river.
e- Krcighti consigned to the Line for
steamer Illinois will be received at Hlonn'a
rt aarf boat at all times.
For ITriur'H Point.
The ologant passenger steamer
Geo. W. nipr-lr. p..
ft-rfj iTV
Nat Ureon, master D P Davis, clerk
Will leave every TUESDAY, 'THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, at 6 p.m.
Partimln iiltuni;.,n ..ul A ln k. . J
aongera for Walnut and Council Bends.
for Koulh Whlta Kirar anil RSverton
Tne exoollent passenger steamer
.A.. T. "Wliite.
Geo. Malone, roaster; Chas. Smithors. clerk.
Li-avosas abovo MONDAYS and TUURS
DAYfl, atS p.m.. throurhnut the season.
j. o . DAiinAuti. hup t.
ll w r.TUH ntrti tt: i .
70 t Office, aw Front st..'un..tairs.
HOZKJLIL. & CO..
Kecciving: and F rwardiugMercL'nts
AND
Ooiioral Bteamboat Agonts,
AT FRIAR'S POINT. MISS.
V ill attend to any and all businefs in
trnstod to their care, and guarantee tatiafac-
10 S7
LEGAL.
Trust Hale.
ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. ire
at the south ate of Court Square, In th
oity of Memphis, Tonn ,1 will toll, aa trustee,
a eertain parol nf land situited an lot No. 8
of th Vm. Crano survey, lying between the
Loosa Ilaichie and Mississippi rivers, in
Sheloy county. Tenn., recorded ia the Regis
ter sffice of Shelby ciuntv, Tnn., in Book
bio. ,5, paga 23), to which referenco is mad
for a moro full and particular deacrip
tion. I Boll this lard under pow-r given in a
deed ot trust made by J. J. Worfham to
Oeorge 8. Mahan, trinte. and by virtue of a
decree made on the 29ih dsy of Mav, 1876, in
the Probate Court anpointir.g in ' trustee io
ftead of laid U. 11. Mahan, Ueceaso t, to mt
w'y tne dbt mentioned in stid trust deed
T'erina cash Lquiiy ol redemption waived.
1 will Foil and convev only as trustee
'2 101 W. II. MOORK.Trnateo.
Trmt Hale.
BY VIRTUE 0? A TRUST DEED EXE
cntfd to me by thi Memphis Turners'
Association, on the tfd day of fiovemoer, 7I,
and recorded in the Rogi-ter'a offire of Shelby
county. Tena., ia Book No. 82, pago 6'5, eto..
I will, on f
Thnrsday, December 7, 1870,
between the boura of eleven oVock a.m. and
l o clock p.m.. at th southwest corner of
i, 10 and Madison streets, in the city of
Memphis, Tenn., proofed to soil at publio sale
to the hihost bidder, for ciah, the following
il'Jcrioed lot rf land lying in aid city of
Meuip'iia in Shelby county, Tennessee, and
buurdod : tic ginning Oity-1'our foot from the
northwert crnor of Lot No Hi, at the intcr
aoction of PopUr street and what is known aa
Corporation alloy, or tho first alley east ef
third strict, ac a stake- thence south and
parallel with the ami alley one hundred and
forty-eight and a half feot to a (take; thenee
t narallol rill, .!.. a r.r. T. ,UC
s ake; thence north and parallel with said
.rj tmo uuuureu du ioriy-eignt and a half
k-et toa auke in Poplar street; thence west
with Poplar street fifty leet to the beginning
being the proi erty coovesad by deed from 11.
Ii Vtaddell, truitoe, to th heira nf Michael
in Book u7. Part I, page 31, etc. The equity of
redemption ia waived in the deed, and title
supposed ti be good, but I conveyonlyaa trus-
' JOHN P. TREZEVANT. Trustee.
MLE3 It't.KTT, Attorneya. 5:i-Kl
Fort rickf-rlner Saw Mill For Sale.
IY VIRTUR OF A DEED OF ASION
IJ i ment made to me August 21, 1876, by A.
J. W Into. I will soil at publio autioB, between
the hours of 11 aud 12 o'clock a.m., on
December 13, 187C,
the D'oncrtv known aa tha Vnri n;nv..:..
Saw Mill, aituatcd in Fort Pickarinir I1AU.
tho "mounds " Title goad
Tonus of Sale C'ah. Sale to ba ma on
the promises. JC'llN W. GRAHAM.
'' Trustee
Attachmpnt Notice.
Before P. f Qoiitley, J P. of Shalby oounty,
'I Aim M W..I1 ... VV Tl lf...l. """"'t
....... ,.ul, ,a. ii, A.IUJ,
1 N T11ISCAUSE AN ATTACHMENT nAV
X lr.gbeenaued out under ecotion5 ol Code
of 'I linn.H.q.ll .ml rulnrnui 1...
ollioer levied upon tho property of tho dafvnd-
.,, ,uui.,i, uu.iiiK ueuu maue tnnt the
dolcndant it justly indeblod to plaintiff in
the aum ol fevonty-sii dollara and fotty.five
cenla. bv ncconnt.. nml lliat I, a. i nn :
dent of the State of Tennofaee; ii is thero-
niro oruereu mat tne said aolondant, make
his permnal appearance before moon the 4th
day of January, Hi 7. at 12 o'lock m.,atuiy
office, ItH Miiin st,, Memphis, Tenn., and de
food said attachment suit within tbe tune pre
scribed by law, or th tame will he proeeoilcd
with ei parte; and that a copy of thia order
bo pnbliihed onoo a week for lour coasecutiv
weeka in the Publio Ledger.
Thi. JSlh day of November. 1R76
7ii MM 1'. J. CjUKiLEY. J. P.
Attacliment Notice.
Before I'. J. Quigley, J. P. of 8'ielby county.
T nn. Peter Lawless vs. E. C. Fields
TN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
A having been sued out under aeotion LUiiS of
the codo of IcnneBBoo. and returned by th
proper officer levied upen the property of th
deiendant, and affidavit having been made
that tho , delondant is ju-tly indebted
to th plaintiff in th sum of on hundr.d
dollara, dui by account. nd that th
deiendant ll a non-rosidont of the Stat
of Tennoasee; it is therefor ordered that
the taid dofondant niak hia personal ap
pearance before me on the 4th dg y of January.
)hi7, at 12 o cloolt m.,at my office. No. I'.iy
Main etroet, in the city of Momphis. Tonn.,
and defend said attachment suit, wuhin the
fime proncrihed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with ex parto; and that a copy of
tbia order he piililuhod fur four oonsocutiv
weekain the Public Ledger.
This 28th day ol November. 1970
' -82-8-Ml y, j, QUltiLKY, J. F.
IVoii'LVgldeut Notice.
Amra, fleattiei- Co. vs. (loorite B. Freeman,
Attachment Ucfore John T. Elliott, J. P.
"IN TIIISCAUSEAN ATTACI1M KNT 1IAV.
1 ing been tued out undor aection Mb of the
Co le it TenncaKco, and returned levied upon
th property of tbe defendant, and affidavit
having been made that the defendant ia in
debted to tbe plaintiffa In the sum of
1111 'J, duo by i.ote, and that the claim
ia juat, and that deiendant ia annn reaiduntot
State of Teiinevsoo; it is therefore ordered
that the said deiendant make his personal
appearaneo before John T ' Kliiott, J. 1'., on
beith diyof Hfcamber lBTil, at hia office,
No. di.1 Second atroet, in the city of Memphia,
Tcnnesico, and defend said ll,.l,.,...,
Suit within the tune proscribed by law, !
w, ninrniuq .ill lie prucuttllull Wlin X part ;
and that a copy of thla order b puliahed once
a week for four o'maeoutiv weeks in the
Memphis Public Ledger.
'Ihi lil-t day of November, 1ST.
70-76 KJ-84 Jyn;,' T. eLuoIT, J. P.
PHINTIS8C.
JOB MINTING
PUBLIO LEDGER
aro:o
Printing Rooms,
13 MADISON STREET.
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Of the most
Fashionable and Modern Styles
OF
TYPE,
AND THE
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UNUSUAL INDUCEHENTS
-roa-
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-OUR
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Of Fancy Types, and Lars Stook of Paper,
Cards. Envelopes, eto., on hand, give us
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES
FOR TElffriXU
BUSINESS CAItDS,
CIRCULARS,
LETTER-HEADS,
BILL-HEADS
CHECKS,
DRAFTS,
ENVELOPES,
TAGS,
BLANKS,
BILLS LADING,
BILLS OF FARE,
DRAY RECEIPTS,
INVITATIONS,
PAMPHLETS,
PROGRAMMES,
PLANTATION TICKETS,
PROMMISSORY NOTES,
VISITING CARDS,
WEDDING CARDS.
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Printing' of rcry kind. In fact, anything
that can be dot e in a printing office. 3
W tr.;ik i a p' I:iltr of
Show Printing !
Eiecutud in a aty! nut surpassed ia the
Southwell. Oidora from a distance receive
prompt attention.
E. WHITM0RE, Proprietor.
corai5G!ii
Cor. Jackson and Second.
THE LATEST MPKOYEKSXT
Cotton ins and Cleaners.
ALL C(TTT0N IS MY GIX COVERED BY
insurance, free of ch:ire.
eaokawill befurnishod to responsible par
tioa shipping to my gin.
Rates as low as any responsible gin in the
oity. Giv m a trial.
Il-t WM f i?vti:o
l.EC.!..
Attachuicnt Aoilcc.
Bf"r?,p- J- Qn'elev, Justice of th Pcae for
hhelby county. TennesBoe Annio fehiolds
vs. am Keo.
TN THld CAUSE AM ATTACHMENT HAV
A ing been sued out, undor section Mi.uA the
Coae of lennesiee. and returned by the proper
lonaant, and afmjavtt having; beoa made that
uciuuuaui ia justly inuto'ea to the plain
tiff in t.e eum of thirty-five dollars, due
by aocouht, and that th defendant
Is a non-roaidnnt of the Kt:,t f T.nK.
see; it is therefore ordcrod tlmt dof.n.lnni
malt hisporsonal app arnntie bofaro J. P.
Quigley, J. P., on the 22d day of Deoembor,
187b, at huoOioe, No. IDS) Main street, in the
oity of Memphis, Teun., and defend aaid at
tachment suit within t-ie time presoribed by
law or the same will bo proceeded with tx
Parte : and that a copy of this order bo pub
lished onoe a week for four suocossivo wooks
in the Publio Ledger,
This 10th day of November. 1873.
v r. r, . p- J- WWIiKY, J. P.
P. Rutin, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attiiciinaent Aolice.
Before J. S. Galloway. Justice of tho Poace
for Hbelby county, Tenn. proule i Mo
Cown vs. Jnmca L. Hid.
"f N THIS CaHmJ AN A'lTACHMESTHAV-
undo of lenneaseo.nnd returned bytliepropor
oRiiior, lovieJ uuon tbe property of the dofond-
n.nt inrl afl .n,l K....: 1 ... - , ., .,
.. v a,iiiB ,,.,eu luauotnat the
defendant is justly itwobted to the pUintiff in
the aum ot ii). due by nolo, and that tho
neremlanr. n n. n(i.,n.M.n, .r.L.
lenneese,; it is therefore ordered that defend
ant uino ii verfonui appeiiranoe before
m or eome other Justice of tne Peace oo the
30th day of lJecombsr. W6, at 2 o'clock in
au4 ? No. Z79is -Main stieot, in
the city of ileinphis, Tonn., and defend said
attaehment suit within the time presoribed Dy
law, or the same will be proccodod with ex
parte: and that a copy of thia order bo pub
lished once a week tor four consecutive weeki
in the Public Ladiier,
Thia 2 'th day ef November. 1876.
7U-76 82 8S J. 8 (i ,M W AY, J. P.
Trustec-'a Sale.
WHEREAS. D. "lTfUHOESOM AND
Mary 1. lurneson. by their doao! of trust
dated the 31st day of December, in the Tear of
our Lord eisMcen hundred and seventy-throe
and recorded in tho Kcaiitcr's office ot'i?holby
county lenonessee, in book No. 161, at pane
88. conveyed to the undorsiuned trusteo, the
tollowin desenbod real cetato, lyin(t anj be
lng."t,l,1R,,e in bht'by couaty, Tonne aee, in
Kort lickorinK. comaonoiaft nt a point HO
feet on Jifth a roe, aoutb of tho southwest
oorner of iiflli and Uaines streets: thence
west parallel wrh Cl.nnes street 4Q i feet ta
iourth atroet; thenco north with the east side
of tourth street 111) fcct to (lainea street;
thence east with t'i eouth aide of Uaines
treet 400 feet to Fif h atroet; thenca aouth
with the west side of Filth atioot HO foet to
the point of beginninu, which conveyance win
made to necure tho paymcut of certain prom
issory notos in aaid deed deaoiibod. And,
whereas, several of said notos have becomo
due and remain unpaid, now therelora publio
notice ia hereby Riven that I. the oncioraiitned
truatoe. at tho rtciunt t of tho lojral holder of
sa'd notes, and in pursuance of the provisions
in said need of truat, w.ll, on I lin tkiibt,
lb ..v ol ari-ri-nibt-r. IS70, at the
corner of Madison and Main atreets, in Mem
phii, Bholby coucty, Tcnnei3e. between thr
houra of 10 o'clock a.m and 4 o'clock p.m. ' f
that day, procee ' to aell the property abr v
described at public londuo, for oash, tu tw
hiithoit bidder, to aa'is'y aai i notes and
re-t. together with tho co t and esp- ,." Vr
thii truat. Tho titic to this propurr , u?1
liovedtoheeood, but I malm no war' nt
A. jM. IJKlTTON.'rru. !'
Charlo. Kortrecht and J. W.Bee" Boiio'it
11 611-98
R. 5203.
ClIANCEttY SHE
-OK-
Fixlnrcs, Show Case?, Rloclr, Etc.
Chancery Ceurt of Shelby Connty-J. E
Bigelow va. Chas. Ilowa-d et ol
BY ViilTUE OF AN INTtULOCUTORT
decree f r sale, entored in tho above cause
on the 6th day of November. l(s7G, I will sell
Nilf uction'.tVftho i,i,fb8t bidder, at
No. 283 Main street, Memphis, Tens., on
Tuesday, November 21, 187C,
within Icg-nl honra, commencing at 12 m the
foilowmg deanrihed propo-ty, to wit;
Fiitures-Consiitinir of show cases, aoda
atnnrl, candy jar?, Kln'a decntora. gobleta.
mead pitcher, lacn curtains, plated counter
scalea. shelving, clock, cour tors, etc., eto
Stock Consisting of candies, cakes, paate
board boxea for candy, rake ornamenta, nnp
kina, towelB, etc.. eto. Now in houe Ne 2e3
MaLiatreet, known aa " Howard's "
Term of Bale-One -Ihird o.nh; balane In
two and four months wit j interest frani data
Notea with good scour i y requirad-if sold all
tgethor. Uut if not in eu,h maanor, then
laid property will be sold niceo by piece, and
all birta lor leas than S'O w ll be required in
eaah ; for more than that iunoir!t, one-third
eash, balance in two uLd four months ai
afnroaaid
This November 6, 1876.
. E. A. COT.E, C. and M.
By R. J. Black. I). C ond.M.
J. E Bigelow, U. D. Jordan, Jlycrs 4 Sioed.
and Goo. Hillham. Attornoya. 5;.f
fNo. 2,'St.j
Kou-Ktsitli nt Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Shelby Conntr
Tenn. -Amanda Moore vs. Thomia M..r.'
T APPEAlUNtl FllOM 3 HE BILL IN
a. lui. counu, wuiuu 1.1 STForn to
that
ine uoionuant. luomas jJlnoro. in
resident of the Mate of
non-
Tennosaee; it
he make his
is therelor ordered thiit.
appearance houiu. at the court-house.
in tn city ot Memphis, Tennoaaee, on or
before tho first ilondny in January, 1877,
and plead, answor or demur to complain
ant a Din, or the some will bo taken lor con-
lAOBjirl na In hi,,, n .1 I.-.. .
and that a copy of thia order be published,
pnee a week, for four sucuobsive wecka, in the
Publio Ledger.
Idis aMU day or .November, 1870.
Acopy-Attot:
EDMUND A. COLE. C. and M.
By E. B. McIIknry, 1). C. and M.
N. C. Taylor, fcol. for complainant.
72-7U-85-HI
Tin Statu ok Tkknpsjkk,)
CMKI.BY t-OtTV. )
milE UNpERSIONED, EXECUTOR? oP
JL. the will of N. V. . Binpbell. late ot ' Jr.YF
phis, attorney at law, hereby give noti i , l ,
im i.,a.:i,.j 'iinin tne
they will bo fotover haired. y or
It, M lMNKf',,1 Jiiocuton.
Bn m i 1 U4,ID i "oveiuucr:
.(, 1876.
Oa O- .'l-ll".!
RJFJ.OEKTAIN TRUST
W. W.n i..,.i ' .'V A. Sanders lit
exeVu.ol-Jahua;;' T "bylTYli'
den and his wilo, M. K 8andeV ".ol u
Foath.:ratou. trustee; nl o rJwdM : HJ
"Dice in bookl'Kl, pV4 a'l ( , - iht al(1
of aecuiing tbo payment T f oer ain hi'lnh!"'.0
noss montionodin aaid ,i... il r I S mdobtod-
mil,
On December 15, 187C,
A l publio auction, anil forcaah lnf,
Plantora huildipK, it being y ! .front flf 'n8
in the city of M.nphb?Te,u"'"n "lr"
Brattwo trust deeds. I, Ji'm". Mn"i the
of th. city known , l'' ln run
ing leet on .,h' ll"- ,fro,lt
ning back between piirli l!ol ii F"L
and under the third r,i ,i W8 IWHf"'i
abrv. tha north "Tlf of "L i'o' T""nn,,i
redemption waived ia said u " ""!. f
KoUin1oaASoN.TIu.

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