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The market for the week has been moderaiely
active. but prices are fully lc lower than az me
c1anfnz. The week opened with a decline IN
rfvarp5oI aud New York OF &c. On Fudag our
market was regular, but with some ACTIVITY
81 IEr17.r Tor Mod ing. Liverpool quotations
fGr maj dav were SD Tor UplsndsY and ahd lot
G-IegDs On saturday the Liverpool market
- bssvy while that Of New York was mac
ffva and declining. with Middlng, ENgL19e;
orleans lSL.c. Our market declined 70 lE4GIoc
f1r MiddIiuG. OF Monday the Cable Glspatcnes
announced the Liverpool market rs opening
ami and tending dOwnwards- AT the opening
TnTauds were S3-ltd: Orleans, ss-lolr DQL ~
the close the market had u5c Laeu y,
N for UpIands. and Orleans, SD. Many OF
0Tr Ertorg covered mp their samples and win
DIV from the market, but sales were EuFs not
80 s-andinF. atlF<al5c early IN the day, snd
previous TO receipt Of ady!ceS AT the close
6uvsrs were Offering l45zC- To day The LIVER
Do1I market opened irregular, but prices I'M
thsugsH. and closed quiet but heavy, with sales
fT- ne day SOC bales. The New York market
opened duh and unchanged. At noon u ives
ne same. and closed active but wax win
500 OF 4n0 bales. There was very laLr IN
uutu- here to-day at llsc for Mldqung, ana
sales were fully up % the average. Ire market
n.H So as F.HHAaEH
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FrIdnr. the elh day Of Beeember, 1ssl

on the premises, in the city Of Memphis,
county OF shelby, State OF Tennessee. expose 70
public sale and procees % sell 10 the highest
the following described real estsue, To-
WIZ: q certain leasehOld, situate and lying on.
street, in the city OF Memphis, being the
same conveyed 10 the said Plummer By deed q
lease rom Thomas II. Alien guardian, dated
the I'D day OF April 1850, and 70 expire on the
Zd day or April, 1876, aud nov on record In the
REGISTERS Office OF shelly county. The prem
lses IN said deed OF trust are described as fol-
lows, viz: A lot belonging to the minor heirs
OF CHairbOrue DeLOach, deceased, on He south
side Of Vance street, beginning one hundred
and nfteen sixteen-one-hundredths feet from
the intersection Of the south side OF Vance
street with the vest side Of GOsee street,
thence southwark paraIlel with GOsIee street
one hundred and hfty feet to an alley sixteen
Get wide parallel with Vance street, thence
westward with tbe north Line OF said alley
nfry-seven Observation-Disclosures feet
thence nOrthWard one hundred and hfty feet
TO the south side OF Vance street, thence east
ward nuy seven hfty-eight-One huDdredths
feet 10 the beginning. Said premises being Lot
No 3 in a subdivision Of the property or the
said heirs situated on Vance and GOsies streets.
The title 70 said property Is believed 70 be
good, bat 1 viii sell aud convey only as
trustee.
Tems-Two thousand dollars cash the
balance in three, six and nine months, with
good security. Equity OF redemption waived.
sale between hours Of 10 and ? O'Clock.
J.. 5. MABYE,
----Hn Trmgfaa-
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Hemnhiu WhoIesaIe DIV Goods narEet

Tho Wholesale Dry Goods market has been
duh Tor the week, and prices Of bleached cot
tons as wen Is lfnseys, have declined. Trade is
cOudne1 TO Just what viii supply imnediste
wants, and in many cases the downward ten.
dency Of the market has kept buyers from pur-
chasing even what they actually need, lest the
decline should ind them with a small stock on
hand The retail trade Of our city is not pros.
porous, as may be daily seen by the announce
ments in our columns OF stocks being sold at a
sacrifice. It's not a trick o. the trade, but is
an actual fact, and even these Inducements
fail 10 get up a rush:
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Ghaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Frtdau. Deeember a.. 10.

III, y. R D-John NJ. Fleming. admir-. st Al.
vs. Wm-SssL ct al. Chance yCourt OF Mem
phis-
Df virtue Of an inlerlocutoT decree made in
lDthe above cause, viii sell It public auction
TO the highest bidder az the Court House door
in the city OF Memphfs- Tennessee
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On tuesday, December Sd, 1867,

In front OF the Law Courtroom in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee. sell to the highest bidder
FOX cash, the following property, to-wit; A GER
tain lot OF land situate lying ana being me
of Memphis. and bounded and described a.
follows, TO wit: Beginning a. the northwest
corner Of an alley on the south side OF Poplar
street. between Main and second streets, eity
OF Memphts running west with Poplar street
gFa feet: thence south "A rect; thence east ga
sci: thence north with said alley "a feet to The
begiuning-together with all Of the improve
meuUs thereon. The title 70 said property -
believed to be good, but / viii sell and convey
only azTsuSte-. EQUITY OF redemption waived.
-ale between Il O'Clock II. and , O'Clock pm.
uoyi2 IDS HIRAM A. PARTEE, Trusfee.
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Monday the 23d Day Of December,

1857. in front OF my once at TIE corner OF East
Court and Second streets, IN the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn, proceed 10 sell for cash, between
the hours of 10 an and 2 pm, a certain lease
hold estate for = term OftweuE years non the
18Th day OF December. IS36 % The 18th day Of
December. 1855, in The following tfscroed real
estate. so-wit A certain piece, nsfeel or lot OF
ground. lying, being and situated IN the county
OF Shelby and state of Tennessee, and in the
City Of Memphis, designated as Lot No. 81 on
Ire plan on tue Navy Yard Grounds, ceded by
United states Government TO the city OF Mem
phls. commencing az the intersection Of Auc-
lion and Fulton streets thence south with
Fulton street 43 feet to Lot No IS: thence
weStwardIy with the line OF Lot No. G8 to the
Public Landing; thence northeast 56 feet 70
the begiRning. together with ali the improve
meufs- buildings and erections thereon. There
is 4 new steam SaW-mil On the said lot, with
al the machinery Necessary TO run the same,
In perfect order, which viii be included In the
sale. said deed Of trust was executed to secure
the payment OF n promissory note for A4S
IA to N. p. Hill The sale viii be subject to the
annual rent due the city OF Memphis. Equity
OF redemption waived. Title good, but 1 viii
only convey as trustee. .
JOHN HALLUM. Trustee.
~ 10 ---En M
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On Friday. December 8, 1857.

between the hours OF 10 an. aud II n the FOL
lowing described real estate. 70 wit: sixty
seven OF acres, bounded a. follows. On the
south by the lands belonging 20 the estate OF
WtDtioru Sullivan, on The west by the land be-
longing 20 the estate Of vi Farley, and on
the north by said karley's lands and the lands
OF John Jarman. and On the eat by the land Of
said John Ja'msn; said tract Ofland lies about
three miles south ofCOlieryiue shelby county,
Tennessee, the same BEING the farm Of A.. e.
Neal, deceased, at his death.
Terms Of saie-ln a credit OF seven months,
notes with good security and lien retained an
til payment OF purchase money.
Equity Of redemption barred.
A ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
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On the 2ota Day of November, 1857,

before The Office ofthe Chaucery Court Clerk Of
the city OF Memphis, between the hOu1 OF 10
am. and Il m, prOaesd, in accordance with
the provisions Of said trust, 20 sell, At Pub
lie Auction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
to be then and there paid, the lease-hold
Interest OF said Lies. In and 70 a certain
house and lot, situated on the northwest cor
ner OF south OF Calhoun and Main streets,
being . tsst on Main and III on calhoun or
South street, with frame building thereon, and
known A. los 20. I in block Ia W. T. Buffers
subdivision and part Of the same conveyed TO
said Dies on the tst day OF February. ls6d, reEis-
tered n book g, page 81 I have DO dOubt IS
10 lite. but j convey only as truetee-
novIQ I0t W. BENTON. Trustee.
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NofEce.

PPLICATION VIII be made BY d c. Trader,
n ESQ. at the December Term. 1867, OF the
County Court Of shelby county, Tor letters Of
administration on the estate or "A. W. Arnold,
deceased, By order Of Court.
November 10, 1857. noTiIid
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL


The INDIAN AUTUMN.
See. across the smiling valley,
Where the yellow eorn-nelds stand,
Fruitful with the red man's blessing,
Rise the mountains tall and grands L.
With their cloudy purple summit
Gazing far across the land
Seem they like great chiefs in council,
Stern and thoughtful every one;
Like a big eye, downward peering,
On the broad vale, fair aud shining,
Where the silver rivers run.
There thesmohe OF many wigwsns,
Lii q soft haze hOvers blue;
There beside the iisping river
Safe Is moored The birch canoe
That with Hghtsiroks, quick and steady,
Glides the CLASSY waters through.
Hitler comes the dry. voiced robin
With the sunset on his breast
Deepest y Of happy crimson.
Borrowed nom the glowing West,
That with flaming color kiDdlss
When the great sun SINKS 70 rest
Yonder see the forest monarch,
see the oak Tree burning red,
Like a warrior in his war-patpt,
Liftiag high his fearless head,
With his tail crown plumed with feathers,
And his giant arms outspread.
See the besch-trees gathering russell
BY the shsdy woodland stream
Like the young men or our people,
supple nara anu sLrOuB tut9 eScut
Like my warrior, my true lover,
beautiful as any dream.
See the NAPLES, bright and golden,
Like the gay queens Of cur race
And the young ash, tall and slender,
Bending lightly Ia It's place,
Like a youthful tndfRn maiden
u OF beauty and Of grace.
Yonder on the slopiug hillside,
Misty with the floating Seeds
In the wind, like gay plumes n0dding,
see the yellow, golden reeds
See the suInach's fiery berries
Shining Ike strings Of golden beads.
Soon will come the sad wind, sobbing
In these leaves OF gold and red,
Like the sound of mingled voices
Mourning for a spirit fed,
Voices raised in lamentattOn .
When a mighty chief is dead.
Soon viii come the pattering raiD-drops,
slowly falling, chill and damp,
Like the tread OF steaithy footsteps,
IN the dull and mDitied tramp
When our warriors, for the war-path,
File non out their silent camp
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The Boot and shoe market which during the
summer season was steady, and during the
parIv part OF the season was active, has, like AL
other branches OF business, settled down into
positive dullness- The unusually pleasant
weather which We have enjoyed. has not been
favorable 70 this trade. With the sdvent or
winter however. we hope 70 see an Increased
deuand. Prices are about the same as last
week. but 10 effect q sale dealers would make
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue OF a deed or trust 70
L me executed by Charles PfannenstiehI, on
3d day Of March, 1895. and duly recorded At
tbs registers Office II shelby county, Tennes-
see, in Record BOOK No. SO, part second, pages
loo and Ice and 1lt aud III, 1 viii, on
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T.usfee's Sale.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed 20 Psndle-
ID ton Colston and myself, on the lith day Of
June. ls57, by b. 7. Plummer, and nov DO Tie
IN the Registers once OfSheiby county, Tenn,
in book No. o., part 2, pages 81, 53 and 81, for
the purpose Of securing The payment % .
pr0mlssOy note therein mentioned, i VIII,
PeudletOn Colston being absentf ON ths state,
and being requested 50 70 do BY the Beneficiary
in said deed. on
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Agents Wanted everywhere
FOR "FINLEY'S CHURN-DASHER."

and praAeIu dHh, asst pacet at ue heal Of a n other Implements for ni sr p9-
hoses and ena Wm Ia to- eonms ndi Itself most bHcby to n common sense and good jndg-
Of ouekeper eveyw where audi ber regarded asoneot ue EdBN@DS oH&oa aM
eA and more especially 50 whit the people ofu Southern States honp fA@ gpMyme
Paagabgfh IN retail price hasb been liked at POUR DOLLARSeaeh, syeywhaei M
that the proprietor intends 10 hdd and exsrdet the swHsys nghtt The @931@etSr g an dt 5s
81 tbs DaIhr for thu whoeU United states ad cannot therefore be contained through my oSr
than auhon1sd gend =,
eahe apt1O OF ene hundred to one mou@nd dollars, make more monqtf IN less tine with -
and with ka ukt hn many otheral around you with tnouands OF 1inFS
Bmen51 that @s aHn0t energetic men who are willing to" pull OF coats dr oHgp
ds- nduesne enongh.o certainly: and re- are prpaSd1o omr1 M such tot the rA 0F q
nGa Uaaaand dMmAI hompaI Ia mo- such pmS~ @pm HIO" hgmeh"0 FER az nE %
Ede mpioymen ne 5000 Fy-emp ny nent Pmc 1To
allie before yo. Can visit them on foeta nd onhOseback, b wagon sNhoa5A l sea- 3
n wuLPAY YOU WELL TO DO IT. for wheeveryou mays 90 with The .uHner You sM
find ready e1aomerSan d you win s9ou augRa ttheS laZy loanrn vno. ueepS aMa Ms
crying hard times and worse coming Young men, accept estGanon 70 assgN
N mTg and by gr oHt nHpAoi eGWnL and heeha good opportunity OF dqng2 THROW
oyehoad false UdaP politics ," - hshon" "2D teams" 1" golden dreams and dOWIE
eneSa and axe hold Of this work with Ttn; "dnve Il" amds andsoont the mPy PHsv IN
R5Sqab Hatm addition to the ams prod hiatt there are Two PRizES az sakean
we want ast get one rboh of Them TWO HUNDRED ad FIVE BUNDkED DOIhAhs
Remember TO call and see US al once DR. write for particulars. with Hampb r answer
Ia. zoo,
ools Fl Aasn street, Memphis genH.
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EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL.
MEMPHIS COLLEGE.

V1HE Law Department Of the Memphis Col
L, lege will omen on the FIRST MONDAY
OCTOBER. The following gentlemen COM
prise the Faculty:
Constitutional Law...-----Gen. ALBERT PIKE
Real Property & leading---.HOn r. X. HEATH
Personal Property q Pleading a. NJ LEWIS
Equity q Commercial LaW-Hon. I. SCRUGGs
Grim. Law & Admiralty. Gen. J. r. CHALMERS
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TrmSt HnLe.

DY virtue Of a trust deed executed to me on
Is the SIN day OF May, 1877, by Z +. LOoney
and wife, Louisa NJ LO1ney, and duly regis
tered in the Registers Office OF shelby county,
for the purpose OF paying the DEBT
therein mentioned, 1 VIII,
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LIE
ThraEetee,a GnLe-


Under and BIZ virtue OF q Deed Of Trust 10
u me executed on the i2ih day OF November, I
1888. by Hebecca Chalmers and James X Chai-l
mers. and recorded In the Registers once OF
shelby county, Tennessee, in Record Book No.
part 2, pages hl, ct sequiter, 70 secure cer-
tain notes therein described, I viii, on
Saturday, the 2Sth Day Of December, 1854,
between tho hours OF II O'Clock am. and ]
O'Clock pm, On the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, In the city Of Memphis
sell az puDlte cutlery Tor easns 20 the highest
bidder, the following described properly ly1Dg
and being fn the count Of sEs3by and sta1e 81
-reanessee, and known and designated as FOL
lows to-Wlt; One tract wing peaIiy east OF
known as the New Raleigh road, and described
as follows, to-Wft Being lots Nos. u one and
u TIVE, and three acres adjoining lets NO u
on the south iiue running east and west, con:
tanning forty acres aslald down and designated
IN the plan OF subdivision Of Ehe J n. LeEs'
so acre tract. belonging 70 VIM =. hardin,
according 70 survey made By Milton A. Kerr,
and daily recorded in The Registers ONCE OF
shelby county, Tennessee, and upon which Is
a frame house d other improvements. Also
a certain siher tact described as follows, To-
wit: Two certain lots numbered 8 and :, and
nonting go hfty ieet each on Jones avenue,
lying and being in the city o. Memphis being
a paTt OF a acre tract conveys By deed OF K
n Brinkley TO Mrs sarah W. Jones on the LIST
dny OF January. 1850, which deed Is Of record
III ne Regfsfef5s omce OF shelby county. Ten
nessee. il book Mos, PIP rs and 29, and de
scrbod a. follows, to-Wtt; Beginning a. the
EOusnWEaN ElEItF OF AAlAV , ADE kaI Ae1l %
the eoutreast corner Of Jones avenue and
Han tsys street thence eastwardiy with Call
OF's line 10 feet 70 a stake; thence southWardly
and parallel 20 Jones avenue one DuHdred feet
10 a stake thence W~estEardiy and parallel
with GailOrs line one hundrsd and seventy
feet 70 the eastside % avenue, and thence
n~orthwardly with the east side Of Jones ave-
nue. 100 feet 70 the BEGINNING Also, another
tract described as follows, viz: Lots 10 and 20,
In block Is as appears on the map OF the plan
Of tho west halfof fort Pickering, and bounded
Is follows Beginning az q point where the
east side Of Fifth street interseets The north
side Of Caroline street thence eastWarnly
with the nortbem boundary Of Caroline street
liza feet 20 an alley thence nOrtnWard with
western boundary Of said alley 9ffeet thence
westWardly and parallel with the northern
boundary OF Caroline street i37H feet 70 the
eastern boundary Of Fifh street. themes south
wardiy with the eastern boundary OF said Fth
sfreeth IS feet 70 The beginning The right OF
Is waived, and the tile % the
alb we described property IS believed 10 be good,
but / conyey only as Irdstee.
WM. H. FITCH, Trustee.
Wilson q Beard. AttorneyE-
November -. 1851. mOVAB
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COURSE OF STUDY.

~ - ~ -
FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Kent's Comments-
rieS, Bishop on Criminal Law .Caruther's His
tory OF a Law Suit Stephens Pleadings.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR GLASS;
months.
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, Greenleaf on Evidence.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudence, Adams EQUITY
Pleading, Redheld OF wills, billiard on Mort
cages, Parsons on Partnerships.
SECOND SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Washburn on Real P operty, Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, Angel - Anes on Corpora
tons, Story's Conflict OF Laws, Parsons on
Maritime Law, Conklin's U. s. Treatise. ,
Recitations and examinations each day at 4
O'Clock. Moot Court once each week, and APP
pellate Court once each month, presided over
by the ProfesSors'an together.
students permitted to enter any Glass. but no
Diploma given except to those going through
whole course.
Terms SIS per Session, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, S per Session.
An Students Of law can sttend free o chsrge
the Lectures OF the College, including Lectures
on ElOcutiOn and explanation OF Latin and
French techDicalities by the President.
Arrangements viii be made to board and
lodge Students at IS per month. APPLICATIONS
should be made early. seiO
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of an order or the Chancary Court
ID Of the city Of Memphis, appointing me
Trustee in the room and stead OF p. Norris,
Trustee, under q Deed OF Trust executed TO him
by A. p Dies, on the 18th day 0 September,
lo66, 70 secure the payment OF certain notes 10
II. II. HUM therein mentioned, which said
1 eed OF Trust is recorded in the Registers
ONCE, in hook No. 81, part lst, pages SIS, so
and 80, / will,
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lie GAL.
Trust SIC.

HINDER and by virtue OF q deed ~ trrss
made and executed by John a. Finnfe -
me 2lst day 81 May, IS2, and registered III me
register ONCE Of shelby county. Tennessee
eeed OF trust made By John G.. Finnie on ne
en- day OF January, 1865 registered in Pook
John q. Finnie, dated January Is, ISL VIII
on the WIZ
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Caltle and HOG MARKET.

The stock Of beef cattle though ample Tor the
demand. IS not large, and the demand isliEht
Hoo have been ia fair supply, but the weather
bas not been favorable and prices are weak:
No. ! stock cattle grOssl-----.-.-- - 9 &C
g q
Hogs 9,gac
Dressed NLUt
sheen per head q uN4S "
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WHY DO you ASK NE THAT QUESTION, SIR ?
enoes that the hOodous and Troublesome item Of ehurnng may leoOmean agreeable reeea
ton to the ladies' upon whom sueh duties usually devove
What's the artioleP What's the descriptions What's it do,
pray, sirP
Wen uB smpIy two srewpropeHer wheels attached % theIowerend ua Fo hsndeI
whichis placed in te "dd fashioned" wooden oru chun,s and wOrkeifn ths same man.
at evey u p md down movement ofthe "DasheT' completely dBengsbng ad cutting the
cream nto hs mnuet particles; while at nes smetmeb yad OF the @arbeds" in each L
vision OF THE wheels, keeps the whole bulk Of the cream supplied with constant currents Of
fresh air. thus securing by hesnpdst Proeesthouue pnneph@of Good Butter Making"
Well, sir, is the thing simple--very simpler
Why, so eys simple when cen thatnd a word Of explanation is necessary. Why" Bid
dy~"A Aunt Dinahn or the eight year Old Ghd can bohu ndusamd and uef and euIdnI for
their lives imagine any other puposefort
Is it durable and substantial, sirP
tits mads of the best Sheet Zn-wm notr uN-HrBg-neat and with ordinary care viii
last alOng@ yOu and your Bandchndrens children ~
Long enough; well, my friend. does it make GooD BUTTER
and QUICKP
ndos not only make good BuHs, butts about ONEFOURTE MORE oa given amount OIL
cream ndern like circumstances If quality and temperature and in abouto ONE HALF TIE
Will not make Butter as puck as The boosted :" Five Minute" and ober" lightning ." ChumS nor
would " havet so quick, for the very plain md aupereasoD that the extraordinarily rapid
ofthoe RICE. GRANT, WAXEi FIRM and LIVELY QUALITIES which constitute REAL
GOOD BUTTER. .e-.t.. .. Eli.
Well sir Ihuve oueo n e"od fashioned" Churns-an OF family relic Of several gene
aHons past d do I understand you that nothing nopes required than me OF the" FLN-
LEY DASHERSF' 81 P" E-..
Nothing else whatever Il complete the SIMPLEST CHEAPEST and MOST RAElSFAC
TORY CHURNLNG APP4RATUsthat the world has yet produced aa
Vel, friend. onc more xcusem me- dr-rghtwen pssed'b but ahts suspicion Can't
help IT, Are Ou are hsi snN me ofhe Yankee humous -ne OF the Machine \ ung%
or me Of he" Hui of the Universe Hams" sort Of tdcFs; such hamsthat would to look upon
bring a "bOadg uaEe"G grin TO the Phz Of the most teddous epauTe-5ut with soaeEhatof
a change the" programme and scenery" when casting sly peep at the COOK ser many
hnGes eTWst to slice boH or two. UghI such sand such "tongung" "a an understand
who have been" uudy done for ..a r##- .-
Mehinks I dlaovera muun synpaurya similarity of experience IA a dnlar deter
minauon to avoid all humugs especially with the"Yankee' prefix Ny friend" FLNLEIS
DAsHER" YNo RUABUG- nota bite it sir lisa hOnenVenuons" and viii uPeni IS
own rue merits win its az into every household IN the land Norha ndsouua The Da9G
is omen to ompeulou and fr"c omno sens" every day practical use and household econ
omy. " say to YANKEE or anybody else BEAT TT II Y0U CAN
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~oIo.,Ie Tobacco MnrEet

The Tobacco market for She week has been
efeaEv- but not active. and prices are much The
same as Al out last The demand FOR leafto-
Taoro Is very light and prices are uOmlnal-
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Principal Depot for the soqtherngtstss for F5ELEY,s cHURE T 5 DAsHE E
at The popular China Hall Of EASTLAND, LLOYD & GILbEHFs NO.
3I Main street, Memphis, Tenn. and for sale By agents everywhere.
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