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Dry Goods.
r E NJ o v A L
WILLIAM @. FERGUSON h CO..

WILLIAM @. FERGUSON 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FANCY AND
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
have removed to the new stsre No. ILL MAIN
STREET, two doors above Twelfth.
They have Just received, and will keep con-
s,antly on hand, a full and seasonable sToCh VI
GOODS in their line They trust. by astrict atten'
ton to their trade in all Its branches, to merit
continuance Of the patronage heretofore so libs-
rally bestowed on them, and respectfully solicit
au examination Of their stock by the merchants OF
n g town and country. jsls-lw
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ANTS, AIN rs .-GCnuine
i Lewis's and other brands OF White Lead all
kinds of Painters Colors, Dryers, Oils, Var
nishss, Brushes, and painting materials gene
rally: Window Glass and Putty FIR sale by
A. BODEKBR Il BRO, Druggists,
Main street near the Old Ma rket, and
10 10 Sixth street opposite Second Market.
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firm OF WlLLiAn
~ WALLACE SONS ceased upon the DEAN F"
the senior partner Jefferson Wallace, IN i'f
All claims OF debt against that nrm shoG
presentsd without delay, 10 me for pay mth;' a.
all debtors should come iorwa ri and sCt!e ~ ~
spective sums appearing IS due 10 WlllAaM wa
lace Sons. $1,000, hxus
Tho signature Of the firm will DO used " Nv
''' - CHARLES VI. WALLACE,
tan a. Surviving Partner.
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Coal and Wood.

DLACK HEATH co A L--HAMP-
ID SHIRE, wHITEHOUSE & CO. beg TO inform
the public that they have removed the COAL
YARDto the Danville Railroad Depot, Fourteenth
much pleasure in supplying their friends and the
public with very superior Bituminous Coal.
Screened Lump Coal, for household us' at 80. 80 ;
Good Average Coal, 81 so: Superior Coal for
Smiths use, - per load of twenty five bushels.
Delivered in any part Of the city for fifty cents per
mers OF coal supplied on the most libe raj terms.
Single loads OF Coal sold for cash only. Orders
respectfully soiciei, which please send to the
office at the Ia rOad Depot, where they Will
meet with prompt attention.
CHARLES COOKE, Commercial Agent.
There Ia no coal mined in Virginia equal TO the
BLACK HEATH for engineering, mechanic al: or
bl9cksmithing purposes. e22
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Trust SnLe.

RI pursuance OF the prOvisoDs OF a Trust
i Deed 70 me executed by y Street on 18th
day Of November, 1858, and which Is duly regis
tered in the Registers office Of shelby county.
in Book No. 81, Part !, pages 475. as and a.
and also in pursuance Of a Consent Dec. ee
made by the Hon. William N. SINH. Judge OF
the Chancery Court Of Memphis, on I'd day OF
April, 1851, in The cau-es pending in said Court,
wherein Charles j. Seay ami others are com
ants, viii, at Ihe Southwest corner Ofthe in
terseetion OF Poplar and second streets, in
Memphis, o~uIhuHday, The 18th d-y or August,
lSG7, between the hours of DE- o'clock an. and
y m OF said day, proceed 10 sell. at
public a~uctiOut 10 the highest bidder,
upon he Terms herein after mentioned,
tue following q scTibed Lots OF Land, 10
geth-r with the improvements thereon,
situated In Mempui shelby count Tenn-s-
see, viz: Being Lots Nos 26g and 20 as known
on the map OF MeaIphis, and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning az the Southwest corner %
tins inters-cti Ii OF Poplar aud Second streets,
running thence West with the south line Of
with Second street. IA feet 70 a stake; thence
West ~ Get to an alley: thence with
said alley ~ feet Tn the intersection or the
alley thence East with said alley TO Second
street; theree with second street 49, fe-t to
the beginning. ErceDhHg and erctaLdlQ. how
ever, from said Lots, that part conveyed and
reiinquished on the 6th day Of March, Is o. by
the undersigned and Briukley & ~nOugherty, 10
A.. street. bounded and described IS follows.
viz: Beginning nc the southeast corner OF OF
No. 2G3, at the intersection OF the North side OF
EaA ANA
West side o. Second street; then e North
W .rdly with West side OF S-rUnd street - feet.
more or less. TO "a point at which said Westside
Second street is intersected by a line
running through the center OF the middle
parallel wall from East TO West, OF three story
brick building, embracing two Leneueuts nov
in said lot No. 10; thence from said point OF
intersection Westwardly 1881 feet 10 the East
side Of the first alley, West OF Second street
thence with the East side OF kaid last mem
TONED alley SouthwaIdly, > feet more or les,
tn the point OF intersection OF the East side Of
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
OF the first alley South OF Poplar street-Said
Point Of intersection being the southwest cor
ner Of lot No. 3s; thence ea~stwardly with the
side Of the said last mentioned alley, l1Sk
feet, TO the beginning.
said property will be sold on the Il lowing
Terms, viz: Une-fOurth Of the purchase money
-1sh, and the balance on a credit OF 10 ur and
eight months, FOR which the purchasers viii be
required Co give notes with approved personal
.ecurity, ana a lien likewise to be retained on
.he property to secure these deferred pay
nents. The equits o. redemption is waived,
and the title Is believed % be perfect, but /
only convey as trustee.
". J. WICkS. TruStea.
RoYsTEE, IRRELEVANT & Co., A-uctioneers.
fv1I IA
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T5-msfee's sac.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed TO me
ID as Trustee on The 18th day or September,
1881, by o n Page and George ". Cheek,
and duly recorded IN the REGISTERS Office %
Shelby county, Teuueseee, In book No. AZ. pages
SIS and go, ] will offer for sale, 20 the highest
BIDDER, for cash, The following described prop
erfy. lynn ON Wolf river, near the city Of
Memphis, in the abpye named county, tu-wit;
A tract or parcel Of land boanded a. follows /.
BEGINNING ~ a stake ten 400 links north % a
willow marked a. r." on the northern bound
Itas crosses the eastern margin OF Wolf river ?
thencs down saia river with its -meauderinEs
south n west six chains and sixty lmj links :
thence south ~ west one I'D chaiu and nfty
800 links themes south y west Eve % chains
10 n stake. from which south ~ east eight %
links fsn willow parks &C - thence north
81 east tWenty-four ~ chains ana eighty-four
(fi links 70 astake, from which north 81 WGt
eight ll links is a sweet gum thence north
twelve ~ chains and twenty 90 links 70 "a
stake standing on a bridge, from which south
elm marked &C. f." thence 81 west twenty
one t2D chains and FIFTY So links 10 the be-
giuutng This property Is well known a. the
Cotton Fsetory, and contains about twenty
nine tz) acres.
The sale will take place between elsveE
o'clock am. and one o'clock pm, on the 18th
day OF August, 1857, in front OF the business
house o. Eoyster K Trevevant, In the AyIea'
Block on second street, between Madison and
Court streets Memphis The equity OF re-
semptlOn ls waived in the deed OF trust. The
Title is therein warranted and believed 10 be
good. but / will not bihd myself personally for
me titIe. oaIy selling and c6nveyfug - tustee.
I'd ". MUNFOHD. Trustee.
Ma4nunf Julv ~ 1877. fvI9 sfaw-fF
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On Friday. the 10th day of July, 1857,
Drugfee's sac.

DY Virtue OF a trust deed. exeeEted 70 me by
ID Joseph S-choouOyer, on the lth Day OF
AprfI. Ta0. recorded in the hegister's office Gt
shelby county. in book Al, parta pages E9 10
will sell ta he highest bluder, for cash, in frOut
of the store OF Royster. IfeLeTaut & co, on
second street. in the CITY OF Memphis opposite
the southeast corner OF Court square, on The
and lI O'Clock a H., the follOw1nE described real
esfate. in and near The city Of Memphis. shelby
comfy Tennessee. conveyed % me In said trust
deesf. tO-wit: One lot in the butier division Of
fbe cftv of Memphis I'm block NJ. :, beginning
nj n stake ON Elliott street, 30 feet rom the
uortheaSt corner Of block No. ., running
thence 30 feet south TO a stake, thence 70 feet
east to n stake, thence ~ feut north 70 a stake
on Elliott street. thence 20 feetWestRith Elliott
strret, 10 the beginning. Also, one other loo in
block No. Z, beginning at a stake on Elliott
street. 3j 1eet from the northeast conner OF
block 80. ), running thence 40 fees south to a
stake. thence - feet east 70 a stake, thence ~
feet north down the bayou TO a stake ON Elliott
sire L thence 80 feet west with Elliott street to
lie beginning Also, three lots In the GrsenlaW
division, adjoining the ciiy Of Memphis, and
designated on the plan or said subdivision -
lots Sl..I29 and lS0: lst 50 fronts "a feet three
inches on the west side OF Third street, and
ruus back west l4sS feet 70 an alley lots l9
and 20 lie on the southwest corner Of kOurth
and GreenlaW streets, and 'front.' lis5z feet on
each. the two lots making q square Of 49, feel.
Also, one other lot on the west side Of Tennes-
see street. beginning 41 feet north Of the SOUTH
east corner OF lot No l3, block No. 0, ~ desig-
mated on the plan OF South Memphis thenco
north As feet with Tennessee street, thence west
an right ANGLES with Tennrssee street I'D feet 10
Chester str ct, thencssnuth with Chester street
Is feef. thence east Ia feet TO The beginning
For particulars As to metes and bounds Of AL 81
said property. reference Is made 30 said trust
to be good, but I viii convey only as trustee.
les IDS John KERR. Trustee
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UyHE following Deeds are in my Office, lei for
Il Certificates, before the war.
D Deed from Jose Damaeri y. BarbO to Hub
. deed nom james CLARK and wife TO N. B.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed nom A. n. BurdIne and wife 10 ". E.
Wormell OF shelby county.
4 Alex bowel 10 Greenvih Bowel Of shelby
county.
S deed nom Robertv V. Richardson to Isaac II.
Hesley of shelby county
8 deed nom James Humes to W. NJ. Dunn ct
al. Of Shelby county.
deed from EuuEiey. Trigg s Williamson,
Trus- to Peter w Pmkston.
s deed from 4. II. WhitemOrea and wife % Their
esa Carroll, Pennsylvania.
9 deed nom q. W. Lmcln % JOS. e. Douglass,
10 deed from John Stark TO Jasper Stark, Ken
Il deed f,om B. B. Declare to W. =. Bruce, Ten
p deed rom = NJ Norwood and wife to VIM.
Brdgewater, Tennessee.
IS deed from 3. p. walker and wife and +. E.
whitfield and wife 10 W. 3 Williams,
II deed nom BrfnkIey. Trigg 8 Williamson to
VIC. Davis. Arkansas.
Is deed from Jones D. Wnlborn 10 Jane n.
IG deed nom Louis N. Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks Alabama
Il deed from Memrhis and Louisville railroad
company to John Wright, Arkansas.
Is deed from T. l.. Beard and Jas Young 10 Jas.
7 Davenport, Arkansas
10 deed from John W. Rodgers and wife to
Harberts & Maxwell. Arkansas.
20 deed rom Colbert Moo re and wife TO Aecagar
Bill, Mississippi.
q deed rom Dan Saffanaus and wife to Adj
Olson Graft, Mississippi.
p deed from }. F. Joa ns0n and wire to W. W.
WheHtley, Arkansas
q deed from W FaIkner to II. Williams
Tennessee.
q deed from n. r. Ward to Horace L HOWge
and Charles Tiff, Tennessee
% deed from r. G. Brinkley and wife TO W.. ].
Davis, Tennessee.
% deed rom r. O Brinkley and wife 20 Irion,
CarGOr q Co, Arkansas.
= deed from John tEnmavOm and wife 10 NJ.
A Kerr. Arkansas
d deed nom d. A. shepherd 70 d. T. Johnson,
Arkansas.
% deed from Charles Mcpermott to Thomas and
William NJ. Irons, Texas.
b deed from Emily ~ tartile 70 Al. Scott,
Texas.
deed from Q. +. Johnson and wife to W. H.
% deed from Dan. Park to R. z. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons interested may call and get the same
by pay ing the fees. HUME F. HILL,
Commissioner OF Needs. etc.
10 Madison street.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
TEE KNow.

since the nnblicatlon oftbe R-riaga rsivbs -
lion. noWfnq rythm and tonchine pafhos. The
plaintiye wall Oh a woman loss honor viii
bring tears to every sensitive breast. The au-
Of some repgtaflo1- h fenoeriv lived fn 81.
Louis in areat styIe and maenlneepee. She
ras'c,ruaelsS ~ p,arTfaUe VIII some NJ tie
Grst peoule an lie couufry. and 10 thozs who
Knew herfhe poena will be doubly attractive.
A woman Of goat genius and unsurpasslng
her own soul. aud tets the world see tue femorse
Oh the snow, the eeautiui snow,
Filling thesky ami earth below
over NE house-tops, over the street,
over The heads OF the people you meet,
Dancing,
Flirting,
Skimming along
Beautliut hnoWl ~ does no wrong,
Flying 10 kiss q fair lady's cheek,
CtuEing 70 lips IN "A frolicsome freak
beautiful snow from heaven above
on me snow, the BEAUTIFUL snow
Whirling about in the maddening fun,
1t plays IN rs giee with every one
Laughing,
hurfying by
10 lights on the face, aud II sparkies me eye
Ana the dogs, WIN a park and q bound,
TInaP ny the STystaS tnaL edey Foundd
To welcome The coming OF the beautiful snow!
-
low VIZ ne sioNu s9eS sNaylng aiols,
How ne gay sledges, Ike meteors Hash by,
brlBnl loI me moment Ihen loaJ 70 tue eye
Ringing,
swinging,
Bauc-hs the! Hot
over the crust Of me be9ntiul Q
snow 50 pure Mheh ~ ialis rom the hh{
loDe IlHpieu IN hiuun3 bleeIowu tusiLhs ~
10 DC iittupieu anu tIhekeu Dy me ihO~
mn, % Ieei, u. -tn,. g.raat
I'M IL Diehus ~ Tue hlth Oh ths hoItlDie S'ISS@
- rut
0 fS a va pure ~ s1S snSM- - han.
~ !lhs we shvH luz Z. . ~ "'
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS. July l3, 1867.
UGold opened in New York at 1891, adj
vaneed to 1898, declined TO 1884, and
closed quiet. Brokers here bought al
1873 for small amounts, but for desirable
sums 1881 to 1881 vas paid in b few in.
stances. There is NJ local demand and
purchases are generally for shipment.
Silver Is scarce and in demand for
shipment at lbs to $50 for halves and
quarters. a sale Of $3.50 at 1872 is re-
ported.
City scrip is irregular and apparently
dropping. Brokers bid Ga to 641e at the
close, although a few lots have been
taken at 65 to 66c. Selling rates have
ranged during the day at IS TO 67c. PO-
lice scrip is generally neglected, but a
few small amounts were accepted at IS
to 67c, brokers selling at zoe.
County scrip is dull at soc buying and
S5c selling.
Stocks and bonds are dull and nominal,
dealers reporting neither sales nor pur-
chases.
Southern money is quiet, no material
change reported and very little move
ment either in buying or selling.
Business is dull at the banks and there
is no apparent change in money matters
for better or worse. Bank rates
Of interest are nominally 8 to y per cent.
per annum. Selling rates at sight eX-
change are par for New Orleans, to J
for st. Louis and Cincinnati, to for
Boston and New York. Buying rates
are unchanged.
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SATURDAY.. Sd Dayof August. 1867.

at the SaleSrouU OF Mgssrs. Rogster. Trezevant
& 60. No. 20 Second street. tAyres BiockD
Memphis, Tennessee. sci TO the high est bidder
for CASH, the following property, tO-wit a
certain tract or lot Of ground IN the county of
shelby, state OF Tenues ee. and city Of Mem
phis belug lots No. 2aud the West half Of lot
No. Is. ON the North side OF Alabama street. In
Hills Subdivision beginning a feel from the
Northeast eTner OF Hii's street and Aiabama
road thence aisng The North side Of said Ala
hama street or road 1873 FEET, and extending
Northward for depth lEE feet. betWe=n paral-
lei lines from The mont 10 an alley next North
Of Alabama street. These lots are No. . and the
West half Of No. 3. as laid down on the plan Of
Hills Subdivision ofOriEinal lot No. 5Il. which
IS recorded IN tire Registers Office Of shelby
county in book No. p, page f7J: together with
al Of the appurtenauces thereuntO belonging
The title 70 the above property is believed 10 be
good. but / will selland fuuye only aS trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale az twelve
O'Clock, m.
JOHN P. TREZEVANT Trustee
lakewood a pFyroN. Arfnruavz fV3 ids
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property
25XlO0 feet. Valued at $500.
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COTTON-The market rules quiet at
yesterdays prices, sales generally unim-
p0rtant at 10 to 175c for ordinary, IS to
zoe for good ordinary, q to 22c for low
middling, 23I TO 24c for middling. Re-
ceipts in past "A hours, 25 bales exports,
81 bales.
The general market is dull excepting
for meats and meal, which are still on
the upward tendency. The ruling price
for clear sides is now 144c, and for fancy
hams 2lc. Meal is active at s. to s. %
on arrival. Choice fresh butter is scarce.
Cheese is almost u~nsaleable. Chickens,
abundant and dull. Eggs are in better
supply and easier. Flour is quiet and
firm.
BRAN-The supply is light and three
is little demand. Held at $40 to S45
per ton.
BUTTER-There is very little choice
in market. Selling at 20 to 22e. Com
mon is plentiful and unsalesble.
BEANS Are scarce with moderate
demand. Navy would bring 81 90 to
81 so per bUsbeL.
CHEESE-Very light stock and little
demand western reserve, l5c English
dairy, lSG.
AAFE LE-A ldtA ENUth anu ACAAAhuus
Rio, "a to 2Sc; Laguayra, 80 to 32c I;
Java, IS TO 40c.
CORN-The market Is easier. Selling
on levee at 81 0s to 81 10 for yellow and
81 IS to 81 20 for white.
~CORNMEAL-In light supply and
irmer, s. to IS 25 for Kindred on levee
and S % to s. so in store.
EGGS-rhe market is easier in con-
sequence OF fair receipts. Fresh packed,
% to 24c.
FLOUR-The market is dull but prices
firm for the finer grades. Common, So
/ TO IS; superfine, 50 50 TO $40 50: Y, SII
to $40; XX, S13 to S14; xxx and all
fancy brands, SIS to ST..
HiDES-There is an active demand
for all kinds. Flint, lSe dry salt, Ice I;
green salt. Zoe; green, 81 deer skin, SOC.
HAY-The demand is entirely local
and is light. Selling in store at SO
to S24.
LARD-Fair stock and moderate call.
Tierces, - to I3c, kegs, "a to l4le.
LIME-Not active, with a good sup
ply. Ohio, 81 40 to 81 so; Cape, 50 %
Alabama, 81 25.
MOLASSES-The supply is not large,
and demand fair. Common, 20 to soc;
choice, 80 TO 95e; syrup, 81 to 81 SO.
mAGhEhE1-IneFe - y E0od sJOcK
on hand. Prices are steady at S2l to 500
for No. l; $40 TO $40 for No. 2; SIT TO SIS
for No. 3. Half barrels and kits in pro-
portion. Virginia roe herriugs, half bar
reIs, s. Sc Virginia mess, 81 90; North
Carolina family roe behring's, 50 so; cut
per barrel, SIG 90 white shad, per bar
rel, 50 so TO 10 90.
OILS-The market is well sup
piled. Coal, common. IS to soc; extra,
So to 55c; lard, 81 % to 81 so; train,
81 Is to 81 Is linseed, 81 60; sperm, 81 70
to So; ~turpentine, Soc.
OATS-The receipts are light, and
prices firm. Selling on levee at 65c,
and soc In store.
ONIONS--DuTl and nominal.
PRONISiONS--ThestOe is very light
and prices are hardening. Mess pork il
selling at s24 to S24 50; prime mess, $2l to
S21 so; clear sides, IA TO 141c; shoulders,
lie; csnvassed hams, Is to Ole; breakfast
bacon, IL to l9e.
POULTRY-Dull, cid selling at S. so
to So young at So to s. per doz.
PoTATQES-Ho old in market. New
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TRUSTEES Safe.

DY virtue Of a Trust Deed executed to me on
ID the 30th Gay Of June, 1850, by Richard III.
and Napoleon b Winchester. and July
registered IN the Registers Office Of shelby
eOunty, Tenn for the purpose OF paying The
debts therein secured, I viii on
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LOTTERIES.
NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other sWindlei
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES IN ., S.

THEY are drawn under State Charters have
been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds must be and are depos ted with u 4.
Collector as Security.
The prizes are drawn in pubfie by two sworn
Commissioner appointed by tie state
Must be drawn n tickets are sold Or not
p RIZ + $ LII CASH.
There are two State Drawings each day, aud
two Havana Drawings each month,
drawings cad be seen Two hours after puf-
chase Of tickets.
One-half the Tickets arc Prizes.
Prizes paid on day % purchase.
Tickets 81 20 S20, aceordiugt 20 Scheme.
Prizes si to SlO0,0J0, according n scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO W. VAN NOAsT, No.
N IuTara4n cfraaf
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Th.aEefee,a SnIe-
SATURDAY, rHE rHmD DAY OF AUGUST,

ny virtue % a trust deed executed 10 me on
ID the 18th day Of June, 1885, by Moses Levy
and Christopher ZimInermau, and du'y regis
tered ia she Registers Office Of Shelby County,
Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying the debt
therein secured, I viii on
SATURDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST,
1877. al the salesruom OF Messrs Roys-
Ter. TreYeFaBt & Co, No. 276 Sec
ond street Memphis, Tenn, ayers Block). sell,
TO hlgnest bidder, for Cash, the following real
estate. tl-wit A certain lOt OF ground Ia The
county OF shelby, state OF Tennessee. and city
of Memphis, known n designated upon the
Dlau Of Inns subdivision Of County lot No 5n
as lot No. 20. situated al the southeast corner OF
Robson Ia HillR streets, fronting n feet
the south side Of Robson street and extend
ing southward for depth 1857 feet between
parallel with Hi street, 70 an alley-io-
gethar with an ofthe appurtenances thereunto
BELONGING. The title % the above property is
believed 90 be good but I VIII only sell and
convey as Trustee Equity Of redemption
waived. sale at % O'ciock ~.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Logwood d Peytoni Attorneys jyS-tds
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON



THRAINS leave as follows Getty timel:
i Through Express, daily. $50 ana; Through
Mail, G:fO pm; Somerville Accommodation,
Sundays excepted, at $40 p m.
Express connects at Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs, Water Valley,
Grenada, Jackson, N~icksburg, Miss, New Or
leans, La, etc.
At CoFinth, for O~kolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile. Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati. etc.
At Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc
Through Mall connects Al Gtand junction
with trains for Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Column
bin, Na-hvlle, ehl
At Chattanooga Mail trains connect for same
points rs Express trans.
Baggage checked through.
For tickets aud further Information, apply 50
the office, No RS Main street, corner Of south
Court street.
WI. ROSS. GenI Sup't
A. A.. BARNES, GeuI Ticket Agent.
apl4tf s. 4 SHOCK, Passenger Agent.
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sell at 81 p Dbl. from store, and dull.
ROPE-A light stock with DO de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made ia to 1870 hand
made 10 TO lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are Hight,
and prices are firm. The stock OF re-
fined on hand Is meagre. Crushed and
powdered, lS4 TO Ice A coffee, lT4e;
b, 1e3e ; @, 49, to Ice.
SALT-There is q good stock on hand
and demand light. Sacks, 81 80 to
81 so; barrels, So to So 25.
TOBACCO-There is a good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 to 81 % /;
fancy Virginia, new work, S5 to
81 25 ; fine bright, pounds, 81 10 81 l0i
medium de-, pounds, 80 to Soc common
bright, pounds, SO TO 60o fine and fancy
smoking, rs to-Sl So common, 80 to SOC.
TAR-In kegs, SO per doz.
WHISKY-The market Is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 65 TO g; imitation
BOURBON, So 25 toss Bourbon, s. 25 TO Sb