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4rur Current.

BAGGNG-India BazEinr is 70 isz Ksufucty Hand
Lan 1te isq Do Poser Le4m - % ile.
i9K; Java % % 2sc per n; RIO iaS % i2si LsguHyra
oHzEsE-w. R. iox b iIe; = 49, Pine ABpi.
cRIcKKRs-w.i.r o. 90 Buasrs - 50 soh sou
bri; suTar IS o; soda s2-Soper box
% ac.
C~0RDIGE-Kanina sI2sg coiln a b2a
FfsH-MsekerelN No 4. bis as haf bris s9,nu $50.
Se2 bris ass hair bds 81 hts $40 hoa ha as
FLo1R9sapsrsas Is to $50; civ Extra 81 b
sso s. LDuis Eyfrs 500 70 $50 kno1yine e %
GLAssAPer box q 50 NJ Ffcnch Wiui1E axio, - Is
70 So lozl2 q 50 70 So PttsburEh, sHio. e. 2i ioEi7
GUSPoWDER-EsutOasy Rias s70o 80 per hes
m0NEcunSsdsSa bar sse per rs Penn Piusbuus
LEarHERGsalss a. wholesale fr sririnn n 20 81
Hamess 3i,B 1Ss Osk Sole No - 10 &c Hemiock Sole
. % % pr rs Bride Leather % % - pr Coz Upper
LNE-ohio rver 90 % 81 Alton AMI 81 Gsnsvievs
fIGoToRs-oN Roa4bou whisEy e. 50 EaF ora Rye
81 10 ? Od Reserve 81 % So Imiztion co. Insh eog
Common Rsaiaed whissy . q2se DeEts-s hS
ITNBEH-Po5isT sIs So cyprss sis TeIiov Pine.
rouSh SO; Pine POSING $50 Clear White Pine So it
NoIGssEsEBds 20 % &c half br- a. 70 G&. and
sitter.
McoONB IRON T~IE-7Hcpern
MAJ AL
10 s 50. small and large hra-
AIS IS 70 IS per tcg-
OII-Linseed OIL 8to Soc Lard Oh 80 % slui Noe
I and Castor OIL si25.
PROYIsfOSS-NeW Baoun, Clear Sides l2HG pain
ham 10 o. l0Es Shoulders N tosss Mes Pork 10 50
tr s2os Bulk Pork, ruund hoes, Sc Mess Beef, el6.
PAPER-WrappinE 6Oc b 81 per ream-
PIcELEsL sli GhsTkin SIS \ gal DO SIS Nn
Do 60 50; \ gal oysters IS So
RICES % Sc per =
ROPE-Hzud spun ~ 20 SIC Eachines 81 $50
~SUGAR-Fair ~ % 7As Prime s % \ Choice and
Fancy 81 % g.; Fanny sd toaH.
sAuT-In bts. Coarse 81 25 % I ID Pine 81 50 10 S.
retail, 81 20 % I 50 for oarse, and ] IS % 80 for nne
Prices q salt have advanced fully 2cper bag umleve
nothing oferiug.
OAP-Bsr 81 % &c per =
S~PICEs-Pepperi Ac; Cinnamon 40 b 80 Cloves 20 90
gs GinEer s.; Spice "a % i5cpeIn
SEEDs-Cover 80 % To- BiueTGraS e. t02 IS lin
othy4 50 tn Os Herdsgrass e. 70 ? IS Muskest ? 50 %
a. Orchard / IS 70 So.
SHTNGLEs@ SOTO 81.
RTE-None IN market.
perl
TTN-Pizte per box, &c u7SINI3H BAL I'm Sc
TEA-Imperizl 76c b 81 GunDoEder IS % 81 Tonns
Tyson, Te % I 50; BLACK SbiO- .
nOBACCO-Mo, Ky and Tenn IS b 2G per - Va Pc
70 a. Leafs 50 toT0
TWTNE-f % lSr per y
V~lEEGAR-Purs White Wine 10 per gai Pure Ap-
pie $40 per bril- Chemical 80 q IS
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some DAYS ego we copied an article from
The Pen5ieton 6. c. Messenger, in which il
was stated that John Miller, now buried in
the graveyard Of hat town, was the last SUI
viyor Of the few that kucw aJunius,r and that
with him was inferred the last hope The world
might have TO discover who was the author Of
those famous l%stters- The following, from the
spartaas5urE Spataa, makes an important
correction iu the statement.
aJrxrUs.~-Te pendleton Messrnrsr. IN a
sketch of the Old S'one Meeting House, makes
fresh mention of John Miller, the old English
printer. who died some wear or 90 ago, and
speaks aEain Of Nr. Miller having known who
Iurius was, and that be carried the secret 10
bis grave. It seems that Miller was an ap-
prentice ia tho Office Of the London .fireriissr,
= paper owned and edited bv WoodfaL. The
lsfter was indicted for printing and publishing
reasonable and fibellous matter, found guilty
By the jury, under instruction Of the court,
and the verdict was afterwards set aside bv
the Kings Bench. The bov Miller was no
way mixed up with The trial, and therefore
could not have been driven from England Tor
having put in type any Of The Junius letters,
when WoaifsU afterwards printed the letters
in a book He could not have known the su-
thor, a. TIE practice with Woodfall was 10
tauscrihe The Junius manuscrpt-not sending
any of The original writing 20 bis printers.
Perhaps. like a thousand and one OtherE, Mill
ct my have guessed az the author; but bis
guess was. perhaps, equally wide Of the true
man. D. is time 90 challenge the story 30 no
body may believe H.
Upon this DE Charleston C0urg comments
as follows
The Spartan is right 10 it's protest against a
version which only shows how hastily history
is made bv newspaper.
John Nilir-. above rcferreS 10. was an ap-
prentice iu the office of Woodfall, the printer
Of the Junius" letters. ard was afterTsrd
pe7secrfel, -nf, we believe, prosecuted for
some publication. but not for the % Iuinius =
letters. lie came 10 Charleston in distress.
AMI under To- patronage and recommendation
Of Henry L7urenF, a. is stated IN a letter
which is found in the collections Of the Sou'h
Carolina Historical Society, and was printed
some months since in the Couriu.
Our esteemed and venerable friend. A. T..
Miller, has . q staut recollection Of John Nil
Der lWhs was not a relative,) and has Informed
us that John Miller, after going into The back
woods and establishing the pendleton Msssen-
rer. occasionally visited Charleston and pur-
chased supplies FROM Harrison a Bower, or
W.. p. Harrison g. Co, with whom our friend,
A.. T.. Miller. was then apprentice.
Speaking al John Mlier and his primitive
press. we are reminded Of the use Of that
press in fhe army under Gen. Green, and we
respectfully suggest 20 our brethren Of the
craft The propgiety Of placing that press IN
some public depository o. IN the possession n
the South Carolina Historical Society.
The John Miller here alluded to, was the
grandfather o. Mr.. Miller, the higly respected
and very ehcieat street commissioner Of the
city o. Memphis.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

ID the Lsusidecf TIE camman Law and Chanoery Court
q fhe city % Memphis AGAINST J. T. Safarrans and
Iaac Sufarrans, D. rm % John l.. Safsrrans
A Co. ulN ou ih day q July next. In front Of
thf c1uu House iu the city % Memphis. sell
90 the highest bidder far cash. ifs 10, 119. Tao. Iu.
Ia. ln IA, las. ia. Is5. iss. Isl ls. ls9. $50 Ig1. TaS,
la. 80 81. eo2. es. enf. 2s 80. "a. zas. ia Gzs. 9ls,
27. 21s, 2z2, gao and 2f1, living On the county o. Shelby,
Tennessee. in q plan n subdivision - the properly Of ".
p. Grrenlag a Co.. , T. Eafraus q Co, r. p. Iooney.
T. 7 keel nd qtners. u1-th 81 b0Tuu GaTusa anf east u
Main street, In The city q Memphis, levied on a. proper
ty - sad ]. l. Salarran=& CO. % satisfy judEments rem
n aid c1unfy, on u Juy. lSS. in favor o. stockIey,
Nflson A @. q. J. l. Saharrans 4 Cone for esI1
81 and ousts. and ne oiher for SIS as md costs.
ROHT- L. SMITH.
- = HErn MaH-HM-HA
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

DT virtue o. various orders Of sale % me directed.
I'D from ne law Side o. the Common Law and Chsnoery
Court % the city q Memrhis, asainst J L. Sadtrrans
and Isaac Sadarans, B, arm of J l. S1farrans 4 Co,
I vii. on an July next, in front o. the Couu House, In
the city ~ Memphis. sell o. The highest bidder. TOR cash,
Lots Nos 26 and 2U7, in what D. called the GreeniaW.
safarrans and Lnuney Division. north u the Ct y ~
Memphls5 upon which there b. a hrick house, and Is the
same upon which J. l.. Sanarrans resided On 5fh March,
1883, levied on a. property Of said J. l. Ssnsrrans n CO.
b satisfy iudEments rendered By J. Home. Esq., q Jus
uce of The Peace q SHELBY cuunty, 6th II June, 1850. IN
favor Of Johu=1n, Meader 4 Co e. IL Safaruns 4 Co
one Cor sEo = and costs. one % sEI -. oDe Tor SIS %
ani o1sfs, and one Tor s3l3 IS and onss.
ROBT. L. SMITH.
June 3. isSe. uei-iawfn Sherid shelby County
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MADISON COLLEGE,
spring Creek.

REV. } n HAMILTON. President un Professor q
Mental and moral Phlosophy-
WHITE, Prufesar q Maleinaua and Naf-
urai Scene.
". r BENNETT. Pteesslr - Ancient Isnruarrs
CHARLEs WATSON, Principal q he sreparatory ne
partmeut
ALEN- AsKEW. Bursar.
THOSE d sirlng O. aoluire a knoaledye o. The French
A and Hebrew, can Do 80. u Is TIE ain % the Trus-
tees and Faculty, g. Impart s1hriety and uhorourhuess IN
NJ studies pursued. A valuable Chemnal and Phiiaso-
phicai Apparatus has been recently proc ued from Fhila-
celphla, sufhcieut in al respects pradIodly o. exhibit O.
the eye o. the student those principles u the sienres.
lat are iu their naiure shzfruse and reundite.
Prof white. Formerly President 81 wake Forrest.
North Carolina, D. now occupying hts Cd ar. and be. win
the ether crleers, has eugaEed permaneatly o. remain;
hence We can nov safely recommend this Institution q
ne patronage 90 The denamlmanua Eenc ally. and 20 That
a. West rennessee IN uartlular, a. b. inE oTceref bv
men o. ousiderahie literary sttaiumens aidcdl ~ much
erprricnde in t~eschirE, a having been tdoufed a. their
denominsuonai school by The West Unnessee Baptist
Conversion.
Bard r~nciusire q erery hing bui d his} can BE- had
81 Is pr mauth- for further psricuiars. see ne forth
o1miug cHtaiarue shout 70 b. issued Uld-h can b. had
upon aQplicntdn o. the Presifrnt. ne Annual Erami-
nation VII osmm-noe On MONDAY. The I'm June. and
continue uuui nundsT. ne Cmmeuuuenf dsy.
ny order ~ The Blard,
aris-v6m = 4. ltOoRE. sec'y.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malanous poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver 70 eXpc II rom the
boiu As 10 SHOULD, 50 il does cius this affecting
dis0rief With nerfct certainty. And 10 does more,
or rather does what is Of more service 70 those sub
jcf 70 this infection. II taken in season il expels
Il from the system as il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from is attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed 70 the disease,
Consequently i not only cures, but protects from,
fhe great vauctY Of Affections which are induced
BY this Malignant induence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
FeEeu, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache. Earache, Catauh, Asthma. Palplta-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Colo, Panlyis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomah and Bowels. IN Of which, when aHsiug
from dis cans, vii be fgInd 10 assume more Or
less the intermittent type. Tbs "AGUE CURB
Temores the cause Of these arrangements, and cuIe5
the disease
This Il acoomplishss By stimulating the czcre-
tories b expcl the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become habiied 70 do tins
their ofhce 81 their own accord. Hence anses what
We term aosfmafrfi1n. Tine may accomplish the
same end. but often life Is not long enough, or 3
sacnice IN the attempt. while this AGUECUEE
does Q a. onee, and With safety We have great
reason % believe this Is a surer as vel as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
cansed b. the miasmatic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and Il has sin another
Important advantage to the public, which is, that
it's cheap as vel as good
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CANCERS M SCROFVI4 CERED.
SHERIFF,s SAFE.

d. virtue o. the following executions issued By ne
ID Uerk 20 The Law Side OF The C1mm1u Law and
Chaneery Court q The city q Memphis; one In favor II
Geo Z W. Shsphsrd - IL sshuraus No. P.
Waller audgames Wi6krrham, iuf-meni III f~c-. ISIS,
for Si.t5S IS. costs SO; two In favor % Rndt. W.
Ssufurd vs.. LII Sanarans a Co. Curtis d Kuapp.
GuyunF a GihsJn and II n. Lusher. iniruieut t2th
July. I65s. for 81 ISIS Is each. cnurt oust st4 65 each
one ID favor q GEyune n Gibson rs, J. L. Sat-
farrans 4 Co. Judgment e9ih March, Use, Tor sf2a
- crrt cast So 90i 4 uiI on Monday, EhGGrof JAY.
in frout % The Court House in the city - Memphis. Tenn
sell fer cash o. the highest bidder, the floWlTg real 81
tate iot No. 10 On sub division OBJ - the a. b. Carr
tract Oh the 1fth civil district Shelby county. Tenn
g. per plan ~ sid Subdivision made in the case n JonH
p Carr vs. Nsucy J. Carr End uthrrs In the Chancer
Side Of fhc Conner Law und ChanceV Court q The ciy
Of Memphis. containing isE acres. IS Nths acfes, o.
The property ofJohn T. ssflrransk Co
ROBr. l. 9th. shersG
By r r. Powell Deputy S. 8 G
June ;. 1850. ief-3i
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MltNual.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
IRAN rag
Richest D60dena
Worn by Kings or Enperors

h9ru " Aihse or EmpefOrS,
Watt Way a Bsautful Head Of Hair.
DECAUsE "a Il ne ornamsut q CD himself provided
Or en- cur race he.ief aithough ne roe nay
Bed : ssl.a = 5 y ~ asit va
via "a, aats-a ri e na- ssa ~ het AN.
Pruf EooPs Hair Restorative. m Used Two nr lreo
times q seek. viii restore ami permansuly secur@ 70 al
writer u ne drstfa1e EUetd paaiA 1a1eu
NrN TohE. Aprli ~, isS
~ Hoop-Dear Sr Permit me % express 70 yo1
~ pblisatianl an under o. ne eltira restoration d
uI1alr - lI CrEIlll cllr about ne time n Us anl-
:. 90 " az sa 1852 So : ssss4s af
go recovered IL original hue. l~ccusiler jour Aesto-
fslve asa very u~ouferfui inreuaou. quite eG1atqus 81
isaFEALBERG.
"Dylh sr Gaylefgta
Prof o. ! Woob-DssT Sir. ssas month Or az
Feeza aG1r + rrceire1 Z bottle q alur HAIR Restorative
81 81 sfs . % ~
EaJ hair hth orlrnafalM. ba.taasr - ven a. ~
surprsst sner q feE week. -il h has rerfrmed haf
brown. q Ne nms tine 6sasfifdnr ~ fisEsainr De
hair. iFfruuEiT recommend ne above EesfurafiVs b. DO
Psf'oH'm ~antofspea a ensngs . tasiE hnr
CHAPLE8 kEDE
NEW ToRE. July 3. 1857.
10 ~ Acop VIVA cunnienoe 4l ! reoammeni
as - 80 'Il-
hair and uhiaEcu, EhicnHere ainosf uhIfa. Rave uad-
lalT Uuau tarEi and flda feel oauateut haf q rev
more applcatons uIu restore thals d heir natural
color. talao has rsiisvedm ~ q al asasruT al ar 49,
.nt ienins ~ enuou arong peraoni vhopsHgrs free
p J. 70 EILBT.
Fu4 NooD Alqlltu o Te1ra az wTh alr aoumeuorI
falling % and tu1uinE gm1 Z "a faf teaaung bad.
sud had tued many remedies % 10 eject 7 oammenr~f
using your Resor1ave In Ialrzrs iast. Afsr auuIies-
lions fastened ug hair armiY. % besan % an ~ rnaw
ouL, nd t1r1ed baeE 3 - former color, nlscE1 Atmia
tHas % is fally ret0rd1 W. oEar. Ram. and
uppearancs, and I cheerfuly c1mled ~ ass b. van
T. D OLs.
ChicaE1. III, MaF6. 1901
ne Ees1r1nVs Hpuf " b hc.ies ~ Tires siEes.rir..
large. medirn and smsif ne sman kGts BAR q pint.
and refaia Tor oue folaf PER uotIef the melvin ho.cs
81 least tFenty pr crnf m1re In prorrton nal re
snail. reails Er to tolarH q hGH helarEe hdids a
mree tellar q horic.
o. J WOOD a q Prorricurs. ara Broaivuy Nss
TCrk. On ne great New TaE Wire Hal4rE EsfaflsE-
meufJ and ia Market areet g. E1uh. H
n Anf sd - az sod DruUisu al Fang Geuds
teairrs. maf1-dav1m
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sHERTFF,s

Df vlrtue q an execution directed ~ Fae from The
ID Law Side NJ the Co1mdn Law and Chanoery Court
u de city of Memphis, issued ON 5uermsnf rendfred
hsrem on IN sulT. 1855, On f1vur 90 ". p and T. r.
ShUuok aGainst A. D. Wltheuspoon and Westou white. Of
NE hrn q Mfthfrsppqn a white Tor - ~ - and crfs.
. VIII on an dav ~ July nrVt. iu front af ne Court
Hlus- dnur In the city 81 Memphis. sru o. the hirhesf
bidder, orcssh q trar DOT oflauf lvrr IA the oountv
a shelby and State 30 7 unesec. ana described as fdI-
lows, 20 Wit heinz lot 2 Boz TIE fiVsHu % the real
estate % John D. White, dcrcasef. brriuniuE AZ a stake
o. David Dams u1-th-west ourner. being ne south
west onruer n q 500 acre tract % land uuThavrdhg gnn.
y. White % Cannon Thence ua-th win fhe Ralrish
road 81 chains and % links 70 a stake On said mad I;
hence eaa D ehaius s7E links 90 a saks IN the heid
iheEe suuth 50 chains IS links 20 a stake iu Dumas
uurh line Whenca south 60 degrees west rs links 90 q
psf oak south 90 dcErees easf p links 20 a pust oak
thence west % chains s. 10 Links % tie beginning.
cnnfaiuinE 90 61-Ino arrrs By survey made November
%, 1885, BY John Brown. county ~surreyur; levied on o.
property % d~eteudaut, Weston White, O. satisfy above
stated judgment.
ROBT- L SMITH,
June q Is5a. nel-Iaall sherir Aehr o1nntr.
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DY virtue o. two orders Of sale 20 me directed from
ID the Law SIDE 20 The Cnnmon Law and Chancery
Cuurt % tHs etg of Memphis. aEninst J. =. Maauing and
John huGrHfhs 7 all, On fh dsTof July. 1881, I'm fnuf on
the Court H1uzn door. in the city o. Memrhia sen g. the
hirhest hIiler. fer csl, L1tNo. 50, 90 the city ~ Mem
pins. fruufsug 81 feet on winchester street. and running
hack lB feet levied on % the property o defendant
John HTsratn. % satisfy two Judcmeus-1ns DO tavor 81
W. A. Bickfoni, reniered b. J Horne. aJu.tioe 81 the
Pcsce of shelby county. ou the t5h Ny. lSe. for so
and costs and he other in favor o. walker & Brothers,
render by ssid J. Horne on a. October. 1851. for sts9 IS
and clsts. HDET- A. SMITH.
JuHf 3 1883 ue4-laUtU sheriff shelby County.
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SALE.

DT virtue OF various orders q sale 60 me directed from
ID The law Side q the Ccmmln Law and Chanoery
Couu o. the city 81 Memphis, against J. l. Sadarrans and
Isaac Sadsrunss 1m o. J L. Sanarrans & Co, I will on
an day of July next, in front o. the Court Rouse 10 the
city OF Memphis, sell 90 the highest bidder. fr cash. .
Dot OF parcel o. ground lying and being in Shelby oouuiy,
Tennessee, known on tme late MAG % the city Of Mem
phis a. 1T No. 622, and known al=o a. Geo. N Grants
bnok yard. on The north side o. BAYOU Gsyoso, u the
END q Main street levied on A. property q said J L.
sanauaus o. 2fisfy rartrus 1llEmeuE aEainst
thfm-ne IN ur1r ~ Hiram McEiuniS rendered By J.
Horne. q Justice o. the Peace % Shelby county. on eth
March, 1885. fr s5i - and osfss one On favor q N.
Bluum. rendered ~ Hume p Wil a Justice o. the Peace
% slidcrunty. On 21l ofOctdbrr. EEs. a o. and costs
one IN faror % Meclannahan. Tuuueiale a DIN rendered
~ sid Hume P. Hill on 10fh January, 1855. for sI0I 20
snd osfs one in farur - hurton 4 LanninE- rendered
~ sid ,. Horne On fffh trrl, 1888. for SRI Ie and
usfss and one in favor of Granville Plat, rendered By
saidJ Horne on t4h April, Is5s. for SIS IS ard oosis.
ROBT. L. SMITH,
July ?, 1859 Uef-iawfp sheriff Shelby county.
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PLANTERS
Situated On Msin ST., Jof- Cherry Gnd Carr,
Two squares shove Virginia HsteI.
HOuseman 5 WrafSOn. Pr0'rs.

O. faTs1os NufmerT ~ Ne Stale Warennuel eu-
peunfeudent-
TUE above Warfh1usC De- luit exruesls- Tor the rcoep
Il zion ami i~uspeCil1u Of r0hac8. with cHpaciiy o. store,
Inspect and sell. during mc season, tie ettire crop o. the
State It's convenient O. shippers and buyers. and She
proprietnrs have spared n1 expense o. make n suitable
% fhe trade.
Apremiuzn for he best samples q mar ufarturinr and
shippinE. hrsf and second, VIII De uferd Ia one time
Fire risks. when desired, a. low as uenstate Ware
house Marine insurance, when shipped ere wIu
De cnyerrdby eur open POLIO q insurance.
Our eharE-s On each h1-shsld directed 70 or -re aue
on dollar.
REFER ro-CoI. p. p Chies. Messrs. J. W. Bso,h 4
son, g n Han Eaq. J. B. S. Lemoine E-q-. Messrs.
Lewis. Perry Co, momasC Campbell. Eo.
myb-3m HOUSEMAN 4 WATSON.
81 Louis Apulb. ISIS. Pnuquetors.
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MEnPHIs PRICE oUHRENT.

MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.
CONNECTED Daily ~ c FoTTER, s 'FRONT.' now.
BACON-Rib sides 10 70 1oke Clear sides II ! 10 ~
Shoulders 8 t0SEG Counrry HamsioA 10 mAG Can-
BU~rTER-OounTy Extra IS % Gc per rs Goshen 10 q
re Per Din demand
BEANs-Ssvy white 81 IS % sapsr bush.
BEER-Dressedh hind a~uartsTss - 10 forequartsrs -
REEswAN-22k to Isl per n.
BRAN-si Is 50 per 100 r.
CArTLE-On foot 8 o Tc net
CABBAGE-None.
81 o. to 10.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples 10 70 t-S perbusher Peeled
Psssass 9s Per rs UnPeeied Do
FLOUR-ssaks ssperans rs to ass C0uuty Extra
Family $50 o e. In bes 81 20 50
FEATHERs-Goose 50 n eoc per n
HIDE-FIinf rs % I5sG Green 3 Dry Sailed n e
t6s Green Salied 81 sneep sEins 10 20 ac each Deer
sans IS cents PER rs Coon stins 10 SO esch-in D.
HAY-Ind demand retail SIS 70 % per icu.
20 = 8 per bum-
LARD-Country Leaf No l. II 10 Hse per n In ksg-
IN b lee.
HEAILoOuutry 81 10 Per bushsi.
kUTrON-On foot Noi e. 50 70 saper hsad.
OATs-O TO SOC per bushel.
oILCGnnrs Clarified Cotton sd od, Cor burulas
on HE1-Fur miIeh cows. shssR hogs and p0uiTy.
81 Is . 3D.
PEAs-T.ble 81 rs per busbel.
PEANUrs-75c to 81 Per hushei.
POTAToESsweet for planting sec-duui Pauuns
POKK-Oa fo5ts to exc per ni Ne- si7lssi 70 Psr
ri. wholesale; Dress Fork r.
AGES 20 Sc
TALLOWS to g per n.
WHEAT-si q I 10 per bushel.
WOOL-washed % % co. UHVashedi 2s tolE
n. B.-rhe shove rates are he wholesale prices o.
sound and msrchaHtsble articles; uhen ne ssis Is bJ
retail, adiitional prices viii be required u Interior,
propEtiouats discount must b made in an Instances
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Box feet 6 inches Ions. . inches deep, made o. Ma-
h1zauy. Veneerei with Rasr-uold. Diameter Of Cylm-
.ders. 81 inches stroke, s iu1lrs. The entire tesim q
the engine Is pure Gothic; thc panels ~ box being filled
with metal Gothic mauhliu-. Ere gilded, eEteuding
aruund abe dischar-r srrru- uifh rnameutai center.
with dasued hands he end laalls are ornamfutcd On
like manner. with the udlItion Of cr-uiHr rcoesses. in
which are placed siiver-piatri ciasped tuui.. Around
tun 90 huE are Urlucas metal uasuEs % sfml-Ircular
frm. The aIerT. % beautiful desim. h of metal, ani
put t1Erther In me mist SUBSTANTIAL manner. 10 d af
oeaccu form. richly chased and Gre Eied; the inches In
sides ard ends having silver plates. aiding much 70 it,
generul appearance On The four corners are inserted
very one paintings by ToIkmEr. rrpresentuE different
scenes 90 FriendAlp. rhecore q Eaucry Is also ooa
son, pariakmE slmewhat Of a basket shape; tins is ala
ere Sided he engine plays one gallery and two side
streams The hub 81 wheels are princes metal, with
silver rays dITcrrinE berefau- The box rests on four
elliptic sprIugs, with all the latest and most approved
running gear, rope reel, hc.. al % uhich b highly
polished. Thelevers are alsa polished. The name q the
company isiua small rauel 90 eithers de a. base % Eauery
Tie back Erouui % which Is silver, he letters being frc
gin and set with tullauta. AHogtther. Il u one q the
ounutry, having been in constant service since January.
1850, and TIE repairs f1r usual wear and tear during
that time being merely a nominal amount.
Also, about SO feet ofH0se and Two wheel Hose Car
riares.
. For particulars, sdires
Edan Han, 3 " Flyeae street, BslHmore. Nd.
m~r1g-fHwawa
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C~oNNEScTSe THE CAnAss@CoL LIN
Boyd, the Democratic candidate for Lieut.
Governor Of Kentucky, who has been neglect
ing the canvass on account Of severe illness In
Philadelphia, has returned to Kentucky bis
health having been at least partially restored,
and viii commence addressing bis fellow
~riffrsns ~ one
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DT virtue % an order o. sale 10 me directed from the
ID Law Side ~ The Common Law and Chaicerv Court
Of the city % Memphis On fFrur % Sz1luaus & Strafton
rs. Nj Miller On FufEmert rrudercd BY .. H1rnesa
justice 1f he Peu1c u and fr Shelly oeurty, on 90
February, 1889, fr So and cnsts I viii on the fh DAY
20 Ju'y next iu front % fhe Court House Ia the cts ~
Memphis eel % The highest bldder. Ter Ufh. al0t or
afraa of land wing in she city % Memphis. bIundcd and
described as follows Beginning a. NJ. sanders iot No
3, at northeast corner 90 the south side n Albania road;
theuce with the south side uf said mad North s. degrees
west 20 poles % a staEe; thence souh 50 dsrses west
rs poles o. a stake on the cas- bank o. Rsyu Gayo-o;
heuoe up the bayou with its meaudeTs south 80 degrees
east 9 poles; thence -1ufl IS degrers west "a p1iess
thence soulh - derress east O. stake 81 ne brifEe on
Harket street road; thence uarth - CrErees eas ~
poles o. a stake thence nlrth 81 degrees cst ISL poles
% the becinnIug- containing three and o~ne-fGurth acres.
levied on IS property of defendant o. satisfy ibove stated
iui1ueuf. nOBT. L. SMITH.