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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-06
NOn- Resident Notice,

Bill for the Sale Of Real Estate in the County
Court Of shelby eOunty, Tenn.
VIM. Starns and wife Catharina Starns, Creed
WhitWorsh and wife Patssy WhltwOrth. vs.
HOODS, whose christian name is unknOwn-
and vile a hObbs Robert Hutchfnsiet al.
N this cause u appearing from affidavit on
Il hle that Hobbs, whose christian Meme is IN
known, and wife Jane HOBBS, Robert Hutch-
ms and PsytOn Hutchlns sle non-rssideHts OF
The State OF 7 tennessee:
IL Il therefore ordered, ina thew do enter
their appearance herein, and plead, answer or
Gemur % complaiuants bill on or before the
first Monday IN October, 1867, or the same Will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing ex.
parie &c Is mrther ordered That q copy Of this
order be published once Q week for four sue
eeSsive weeks in the Memphis Appeal, a news
paper published in the city OF Memphis.
Attest: JOHN LOAGUE CLERK.
Halum & washington, ssls-6or complafuantS
AUGUST Il Ia61. aufs Iautw
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TbsaIofpe,o SnIo

10y virtue Of a Trust Deed executed to me on
ID the Ath day Of June. 1850, by Richard L.
Horne and Napoleon 4. Winchester, and duly
registered in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tenn for the purpose OF paying the
debts therein secured. | Will on .
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Saturday, the fIIh day OF eptember.tSe7.

between the usual hours Of legal sales. zav AZ
II O'Clock m, Al public vsudue b the bIraa-f
bidder, AZ the courthouse dOor in the city Of
Aenpnts the following described ieaseholI az
real estate, Aluated IN the county OF shelby.
Stste Or Tennessee, 40 The intersection OF Fu56ft
ana AReAoa streets Ia Tee city Of Manuhts.
fronting my iJJl feet on the east sile Of FRONT
Htreet and running Lack between parallel Hines
one hundred aud eighty and one-half I0II
feet % an alley designated on the plan OF TIC
city OF Aemphls - lot 30. Ia. on which i sit
uaJel tep houses one composed OF brick. the
other q frame said leasenOld continues for
i've years from tne Sth day OF March. IsT. and
VIII Dc sold 70 satisfy the terms o. sald deed
OF trust
TERMS CASH. Whilst the undersigned be-
Ltsves tine title % be conveyed BY MIN will ne
sood1 SUI ne VIII only sell and convey such
title IS rests in him a. trustee a. af1resaid-
JAMES LEE, JE Trustee.
6AEF. ~. NMV- a H#
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Nan- Resideflt Notice,

BIN for the sale OF Besi Estate In the Comfy
court Of shelby county, Tenn.
John HalIum, Adm'r OF the estate Of II. a
Slate. deceased, ct al vs.. Susan W1nberry.
IN this cause il appearing nom atndavit on
hle that Susan Wiuberry Ba non-r, ddent OF
the state OF Tennessee
II is therefore ordered, That she do enter her
qppeqrrnce herein and plead, answer or de-
TO co~mpiainauts bill on or before the nrst
Monday IN October, 1857, or the same will be
taken Tor confessed, aud set tor hearing eX
order be published once a week for four sue
eessiye week in the Memphis Appeal. news
paper published ia the eity o. Memphis.
Aftest. JOHNLOAGUE, Clerk.
Hallum 8 Washington, solicitors for coma
plainaBts
AuEust IS. 1881. auI8 1av4vs
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Tenth Prize

76H acres OF woodland near RaleiEh, Shelby
county. Tennessee, distant from MeT3Dhfs nine
miles. This Is very desirable, and an excellent
prize. Valued At tbOJ0.
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Slrlob - al
The only change in the markets to
note is continued scarcity of many arti-
eles and advancing prices. There is very
little corn on hand, and although the de-
mand is light it is held at 81 10 70 81 20
for choice yellow and white. Mealfs in
very fair supply. Selling Oa leYee at
IS 10 to IS so and dull from store at
S. rs. Clear sides have advanced above
and are fully J 10 Se higher than on yes
terday. Oats continue scarce but the de-
mand is light. Selling in store at ~ to Use.
Bran is firm st SIS to$9 from store. Hay
is very dull with fair stock. Prime timO-
thy is held at $40. IBdis bagging, % to
SOC; Kentucky power loom, 2Sc hand, %
to 27e machine rope, u to l3c.
Potatoes are not plentiful; selling at
81 to 81 so. Onions, scarce 81 to $.
Apples are In light supply and held
at 81 TO 81 so, as to condition. Choice
butter, % to soc; common, Is to 25c.
Chickens, are dull - young, 81 TO
IS; old, IS 50 to S.. Coffee, Rio, 25 to
279c. Eggs scarce at q to zoe. Flour,
dali. fine, IS so 20 81 X 50 to SO: Xxx,
$40 so to SlI XXX, S12 so to S13: fancy
brands, S13 50 to sl4. LsEdin ~tierces, Is
toI3lc; kegs, l4l to l5c. Mess pork, S25 IS.
toS26 25 mess beef, SIG 80 clear sides, IS
to Isle; shoulders, 49, 10 lie; canvassed
hams, is 20 20c sugar cured, q to 23c.
Salt, s. % per Dbl. Sugar, IL TO zoe for
crushed and clarified II TO lie for
bFewn. Western Reserve cheese, a to
l6c; factory, 10 to l6c. Whisky, COM
mon, 81 SIS TO g.
Toledo Is fast becoming a rival to Chi
eaRo in receipts of wheat, l67, 900 bushels
being received there in the week ending
August Sd. Milwaukee beat Chicago
last year about four million bushels.
The English always have u a of
doing things different from other people,
as will be seen by the following:
Grain is sold in England in a very &C.
centric manner. The quotations daily
given in the cable dispatches represent |
the values Of exceedingly irregular GUAM
titles. Wheat is sold by the GENITAL, or !
100 rounds corn by the quarter, or $50 !
Dcunds: oats are quoted at 80 much Ger |
as pounds, and barley at6 pounds. The
equivalents Of English and American
currency vary according to the price Of
buIIion in London. Our last Quotation
for Americas eagles was 76s. 81. per
n SOlnstimes the price is more.
less. sometimes, than the figure named,
The old par of exchange was 81 4444 to
the pound sterling, based on the Mexican
dollar.
Tie present commercial par IS about
81 %, OF nine per cent. added to the
IA. A.44, making the sterling equivalent
10 81 81 Taking - 81 as the basis OF
calculation it Is very easy to arrive
Al the following equivalents, the epr-
rency one being calculated at gold al
40, and the sterling quotations being
hose received nom Liverpool:
II
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In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No.1gg-Malinda T. Harrison et al vs.. James
blackburn 81 ais
1T appearing from AFFIDAVIT in his cause
i thai the defendants Harriet - tUrln-
erfV harriet j. Harrison, and her husband.
whose names are unknown, are nOn-residents
Of the state OF Tennessee;
III Il therefore ordered. That they make their
aopesranee herein, at the Courthouse in the
CIV 81 Memphis, Ienn-. on or bet0Te the first
AfOntlay in september, 1917. and plead, answer
~ demur to cOmplainanLs original and
smended bill, or the same will be taken
Cor confessed as to them, and set for
beartne * parte. and that a copy Of this order
~ nnblished once a week. for four successive
veeks. in The Memphis appeal.
A ~cOpy-atsest;
Nv n ii BLAcK, Deputy Uerk and Master.
Ray 4 WEIGH, sols. for complainant
ans lawiWF
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LEGAL.
Attnchnaent Nnt6ce,

Before John G. Creighton, J.P.
John CASTOR vs.. Augustus OTteil.
UtHE defendant IN the above entitled eause
Il viii take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against hin upon the grounds
that he is a n0n-resident on The state or Tennes-
see and the ease set for hearing at my Oniceln
the city OF Memphis, ON the l0thday OF Septem-
Der. 1857, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the am viii be proceeded
with ex parte; and that a copy OF this order be
published once 3 week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily ARBssl-
John C.. CREIGHTON, J.P,
Memphis August 10, 1857. aul0 Iaw4w
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SeUenth Prize.

a most valuable manufacturing site with a
IAN Of 81 feet OF water. situateJ in
!" lns'1n county, Alabama, WITH 100 acre OF
land. Valued qAslO,OJU.
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence Of ten rooms, with LOT
g1lVJ' In The city Of Chicago, H., only three
4usf ere ~ a mile from the heart OF the city,
and Within one b ocz Of the street railroad tn-
Seiseeung every part Of the city, Valued at
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Cottage Residence, S rooms; lot I2)xl7O feet
on Borand avenue, near Memphis and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
NnInal At alLl.
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 8, IN Hays subdivision, Memphis.
size lU2Xl52 feet A beautiful building lot,
Valued al SbU4
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RIVER MATTERS.
Nj W

Yesterday was bright and hot. The
river here falls steadily. All the rivers
of Arkansas are low and becoming trou-
blesome. The river to Cairo is in a very
bad condition. AT Phillips boats expe-
rienee great difficulty, as well as at
Plum Point. There is but three feet four
inches from Cairo to Evansville, with a
very fiat river. At Louisville the de-
cline goes on steadily with about three
feet three inches in the canal.
Arrivals.
Steamer J.. p. Webb, Evansville.
" Norman, Louisville.
4" Continental, st. Louis.
" Adam Jacobs, st. Louis.
" H. Adkins, st. Louis.
A" RoWena, White river.
" Commonwealth, ST. Louis.
Departures.
Steamer ]. s. MeCune, White river.
/" Belle st. Louis, st. Louis.
" Continental, New Orleans.
/" II. Adkins, New Orleans.
/" Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Boats Ia Port.
J. 2. Webb, Victor, ROwena, Norman.
MTsCEILANE0US.
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n. &C X X bonds. rs
NJ. &C. RR c~OuponsS5
Nj. SO. RR bOnds2
N. a RR cOupOnS2
Tenn. bonds, oldC5
new 81
cOupous70
Miss K LIST m tg'e55
ID ~.
b'nds IS
" ~coupons.5
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Trust S0Ie

y pursuance ofthe provisions ora trust deed
A % ms executed by J. A. nevis and Jane
Rose. composing the huL Of Nevis E0as an
the Jth day OF March, Iss4, and which l. dufy
registered In the Registers Once OF shelby
county, Tennessee. In Book No. a., parr / nege.
~ and ~, Tor the purpOsz Of securing 80
snyder IN the payment ola certain prom rs-orv
note therein mentioned, i VIII ofer for al. ~
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

Onr reslusnce lot adjoining above property,
GNlUJ ieet; very available for residence and
located. Valued atKsa.
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Collections made GA all accessible
points tB the SOaEthsUest.
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N0n- Reaident NOfice.

Eg : q sT fSs. lsp1'S sheriff aus5 stir
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aNl IICulAuuAN AILAoluAAhk ~
% PrelimInarr DI%strlbutIOn. Oct. tG. ,GI.
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Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
6UFities, UncRFTeBI Money. Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants, Police,
CITY and County Scrip,
RE Efe
No I6 Jefferson Street,

Commercial hank. 2
Exchange Bauk..IO
frm'rS K kNch zs /
Merchants Bauk- g
Peoples Bauk.4O
Planters &
PlantuSSM 'ch
South ". Il. R..
StEte Bauk.. s
Union " 90.
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SberiH,S Sale.

Logvood & Peyton. Attorneys
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NO GIFT
Or any other SWindIe!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLY LEGAL LnTTKRIFS In II. s

THEY are drawn under State Charters have
been drawn for over YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited with L. 3.
Collector as Security.
The prizes are drawn in public by two sworn
Commissioner appointed by the state.
Must be drawn II tickets are sold or not.
P RI ES L GA H.
There arc two State Drawings each day, and
Havana Drawings each mouth.
Drawings can be seen Two hOurs after pur-
chase OF uckets.
Oue-half the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid ON day OF purchase.
Tickets 81 70 50, according TO Scheme.
Prizes 81 TO $4,000, according 10 scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO. ". VAN NOAsT, No.
IUJeffpr@GU street
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
THE BLUE an THE enEY.

A ~
BY n. 4. ?. FINCH.
M ,h. &c. ~ a.. tnfa,d rsvm
uhe..o $3.50 - ded
gneLSo ~ ssass nuIve
"I hns' S6tJ. ~
ATs - ~ AZ
Wpsi.tnS - 9nT..asnt H.
Onuui .ng ~ Grsv
SHN
-oha,s 81 .lo,w
AnSse ~ oteon, ~ ,JeSsas
nno ts-Ntcsd corr
AL ~ 5, sternIfv meet .s.- ..
- 81 .nd fTa dsW
SHyot,fnc no indeTent dnv.
TTnderfbe Wifi6yg the Grew
- tha guanceso ~ sorrovVfoI bours
H. desolsfe monruers %
Eo1tnoly Iaden with aouers
an for fber ~iEnd oDd ire Zoo.
Tcasr Ne go ana m dsu
Waitino fbe indement dav
u,ser az rasss tbe pine.
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rim Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above pnoperty.
2JXlUU feet. Valued al no.
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JOHN II. WILLIAMSON

The new bill continues TO meet with
much oppositiOn from merchants The
special committee of the Cincinnati
chamber of commerce, after mature de-
alterations, submitted the following reso-
lutions, which we're adopted:
"Re8olUed, That it is the duty of the
members Of the chamber Of commerce
and shippers generally, to resist the in
PRODUCTION OF the new bill of lsding
aiopted by the Marine association.
"Resolued, That as members Of the
chamber of commerce, we pledge to the
underwriters of Cincinnati, that we will
not ship-by any boat requiring such bill
of lading and, as stockholders and
directors Of insurance companies, we
will sustain't the board Of underwriters in
in their positive refusal to insure prop
erty shipped with such blu Of lading.
Respectfully,
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LIST OF PRIZES.
The Flrst nnd CnnffnL Prize.

Col. N. 6. Galoway's valuable residence,
corner OF Court and Third streets, MeTaphis,
one block only nom The center of tns city, and
lu the vicinity OF all the Federal, State and
County offices. Lot JL feet front by So deep.
Valued at $4,000.
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Monday. 9th Day OF ISL.


At the SalesroOm OF Messrs. Royster, Trez-
eTant q 90 No Z6 second street. Mem
phiS Tennessee, (AyTes' BlOekL sell TO the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the following real es-
tate, tO-wit: A certain lot of ground IN
the county OF Shelby and state Of Tonnes
see, known aRC designated on tho plan
Of Kills subdivision OF their lands in the
I4th Civil District OF shelby. county, rs Lot No.
10 fronting ON the East side OF Walnut street
l02feet, and extending back between parallel
lines from the 'front.' l0 feet TO an alley next
East OF Walnut street Q02 feet by $50 feet1 to-
gether viii all OF the appurtsna nces thereuntO
belonging. The title 10 said properly Is be-
Heved u be good, but I viii sell and convey
only as Trustee. Equity OF REDEEM tion WaiYed
sale between u and4 o'clock.
JOHN Z. TREZEVAN J, Trustee.
LOgwood & Peyton. Attorneys aus I'd
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GKPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
1874.
OFFIoE. % I-2 MADnON STREET
J. J. MURPHY, President.
f. M. DASH, Seoretary.
nTREoTORs ,
PLanters, Bank Notes.

IN accordance with an act OF the General As
Eembly Of the state Of Tennessee, approved
December -, 1886, entitled an a5t TO expedite
the distribution Of the effects Of Banks which
have or may make assignmentS-amOng their
creditors" notice is hereby given TO the hold
ers OF the notes OF the Planters Bank Of Ten
nesse 70 present them to the undersigned At
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the nrst day of January, 1853, or they
will be forever barred.
iyZ uaI.Is6g u. WEAVER. Trustee.
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TUESDAY, I'm september, 1897,

y m. OF said day, proceed 70 sell, al
public auction, 10 the highest bidder
upOn the terms hereinafter mentioned
the following described Lot OF Land, 70
gether with the improvements thereon.
situated in Mempnis, shelby county, Tonnes
see, viz: The tenement No. IS, in the block
known a. the Anthony Street Block, said No,
80 being the second tenement from The south-
west corner Of SecOndsud Poplar streets, about
~ feet 'front.' by about 80 feet depth.
said property viii be sold on the blowing
terms. viz One-fOurh Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance on a credit OF four and
eight months. FOR which the purchasers VII g
reSufrsd 10 1--WE notes with approved personal
security, and a lien likewise to be retained on
the property to secure these deferred az
menfs. The egulty OF redemption is waived,
and Inc title Is believed to be perfect, but 7
shall only convey ss trustee
d.. J. WICKS Trustee.
ROYsTER, TREzEvAST Co., A~uetoneers
uuTENa
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Sirth Prize.

f-ot. Valued at SsU.
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Tbs,lefee,s Sale.


NY whine OF A trust deed executed 70 me on
ID The 18th Of June 1874 ~ Moses Levy
and Christopher Zimmemans am duy reqs-
Tered In the Registers Office o. Shelby Ceuutys
Tennesse-, for the purpose OF paying the dent
therein secured, I WHO
Saturday, iith Day or September, 1861,
A. the salesrOom OF Messrz Royster,
LfeLeyant z Co, No. 70 Beoond streef'
memphis Tennessee ayers EiOckl sell
tothe highest bidder. for Cash, the fOlIOwiugreal
estate, to-w1t AcurJafu lot % ground In NE
countJ OF shelby, stats q Tennezse and city
Of Memphis, known and designated upon lie
plan Of Hhs subdlvhiou OF C0unty lot No. 5l
- lot No g. situated ~ the southeast corner Of
Lobason and 4Alls streets. r0ntlng a feet
on the south side Of RObesOu street and extend
ing sOuthWaru Tor depth fsE rest between
lines parallel with Hnl Street 70 an aiIey-tO-
getkeT with an OF the appurtenauces theEeuutO
belonging. The title 10 the above property y
believed % be good but 4 Will only sell and
convey As Trustee Equity OF redemption
waived. sale betEeenh hours OF lUa1d ? o'clock
JOHN R-TREZEVANT, Trustae.
LOgWn0l & PeYtOn. Attorneys aul4ris
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Sun hses.....4sS sun sets ~ h0onheS'''''
a.
Sandy O:lOt Island 05I Hell Caie...... ZS1
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Gents ner nnnnd
REMARKs ApouT BEL cArYLE.

The total number TINS week 59O5 head compares with
week lat wear and with 5O49 for the corresponding
nne year ago. The number sold to-day at the Onehund
ast week and with 1914 head the average per week last
year and with 2,so5 head at market one year ago -,
Of, yards this morning which is about co than last
Monday the market Is not as good by ABOUT e, Y -;
Prices trst gave way at CommunipaW ana Bergen last
Wednesday, with 1853 cattle sale The decline there
&C. AND II has been very even thing since those
who held cattle and others who bought across ue TNe
~ the number Of $50 head thrown into the National yards
ay failing e obtain any advance over 14s Se s
asst goo az Hudson SIy On tngdsy
To-day the yards at Onehundredthst were cleared Dut
bhe market could not be called hNely one butchers
Zee I sore over the too high rates paid one
week ago They complain that the cattle do
"ead Of making 60 n . cwt as many of them were
bought at they only dressed 81 and 80 10 thus adding ma
he fai cattle TO weigh these rates this week. and quite
lumber OF the tops Of the best drOves were sod at 0
tent over ne and some quite good cwt. Illinois steers
sold at l6c The poorer cattle dragged ReaVy sell
Nc l4al5c rough and stays with some little
cw bulls $45 so each, and these were inc hardest
Ind 70 sell There Is good stock OF Bolognas Already on
and BY recurring TO the drove notes II viii be seen
Iat most Of the sales are at l59l6tc p D. The total
apply of cattle 9oo is not Of itself sniheien 10 ese as
apply Of mutOn555l5 sheep during the past fortnight
thing which has not occurred since the Last week IN NO
re beginning 70 be supplied with peae9ss sS Se t
nil ia tpndaf especially during the first full supply
SAILS OF BULlOCks.
~, AT Co ON, NJ ~, ;,,,,, -. ,,,,-.,
Eastman q Nichols ioI Mcbelh * Nlchos 5lS lHuols
teers OF q OWL st ~ qlotcy average aooul I2e
bray ilteA anu 1Vs! Ot t. q =, Ola iiihoS
teets " S"t; AZ 20 lotc, Ni IVps AZ ~,
SeoIse ~ aie so 'i illHVis cees to hiseii
DC SdsseH ialr ncsl, ~ ~ az lSo4oc. anu oI hsct
no Ma4NeL q bery iis i4lhOls Stoels' OoushI al bu
10 eNt, l1 t nv 1 10 GIy- NJ, n, e O, , r,,,
III NaI!, IOI hatOh q May u hhc % O"'' iiihlOis
ieers at de a &c ..u...s.-
heOdIuh * longer run out lOV u the d. l. AeAahuct
Church Hurd, for Maxwell & Berry IT'S Ill. steers,
Tar, ~ cwtu selling NJ 100 al64e.; top, l1e.
Nesthelmer sold "a Cherokee ana 81 ONO steers Tor
kyus The Cherokees were laid al ewt ana brought
u; The Qhios weighed q cwt ana SOLD az l6c ana Ior
Richards 10 o. steers falrlsh, % cwt at l6 ana Tor
Snyder % o. steers good cwt, at l6c and for j. H.
Thompson, 100 Ill steers cwt, at l6c, common drove
dead HOcomb for j. T. Alexander, 100 Ill steers and
rugh oxen, 81 owt., at l5al6tc.
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paSSPNG Frs S4ILFD.

FOR ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL Juy 29-ln steamship North
AHrne.-H l. HorVey, ANGEL r. stewart Rev H. W aehss
and wife Joseph stewart Daniel Bart Berccan Der beS W i
do Ms,y james h. Pratt James L. Beveion = Cnsa VII
and child. BOYLE Goadenue Augustus AZ
r. Middleton, j. c. Morton, Isasc Jacobs Gilbert Morton Mi
berg Charles Bovais Alfred IhsaTsr p Msrha PembeS
YEA. Tugsrs Moses Jores Abraham Parcels JACOB E'Sn
Charles Bsfrov MARTIN Finn T. T. Gordon u Sy
Rsrpey n AZ Bari Daniel Bari CareraBs oteNi 'ysu "
Graham Thomas Alfred " Birdssl lanes G H sepH.
A Cr,p Mary Crisp Charles Gallagher MARI nAls
G,isgbT Brdgst gallagher Patrick Gallagher Csihshe
John sensy MARI Sweeney Michael ssesney Aua n R
Ss.sn,v Charles James T. Pratt VIM ho"A plns'
Mar Boary James Bosy Bridget bosf'f u',ssSsr
P.uek Pardon, u II Hoppe '.aAn
ARth0py Ihu, Cabapns lin, May hn fIahS' NM '" '
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