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MARILErS.

APPLES-The stock is equal TO the demand.
We quote at 81 20 ss per barrel.
BEANS Market oyersioeket and dull.
Navy, S39S so: Mixed, 81 509l3
BRAN-None on leyee. held in store at e239
BAGGING-Large stock and light demand.
Light wight Kentucky, l4agl6e; Heavy, zoo
BACON-Very little doing, and stock light.
Clear S.des, lS49lsAc; Clear Rib, IIMglse
Shoulders, 139l4c; Plain sugar Cured Hams
new, 18k@l9c; old Hams not in demand
Breakfast Bacon, lSgl82C. Some choice
try Clear Sides were offered ut l7@lJkc.
BULK MEAT5-Pricss ar5 nrmer but not
higher. Clear Bulk sides, l4glizei Clear Rib,
g0TTER = Good supply. Choice Western
Roll, 40G43c; tuDs, 3e940c.
BkESMAX-Market firm 81 soc.
CABBAGES-Stock fair and market stiff.
Crates, s-6Sls; hosshesds, tis9l4; per hundred,
GHEEsE-Fair stock and demand. Factory
i69l8kc; r. ID. lS9lS%e; w. R. l7AGl7%c.
COFfEE-S Stock ample. Rio, common TO
choice, 9la25e; Java, S59SSe.
DOkNMEAL-LaTge stock ana ouu 81 VIC
4 Is for Fresh and Kflndrie1.
C0RN-SIoek falling OF and prices weak,
Shelled, on leyee, held al 60g72c; but buyers
offer 6s4l0e. Receipts light
CHICKENS-NaTkst well supplied and duh
81 = 7593 50 per dozen.
DRIED FRUfT-Dried Apples are in demand
At 1890; Dried Peaches, sG9c.
EGGS-Falr stock. Holders are storing for
the holidays We quote at 3jeSSe per dozen in
barrels and boxes.
F~BOUR-Market quiet bnt firm. We quote in
feriOr grades, S6S97; Family FiouTs, SSsl2
0AME-Yenison, 7gSc around: sadrlesl49
15c. wild Turkeys, Si09l2 N16d Geese, @gll.
Ducks, 81 5092 Is Quails, s292 % Squirrels,
q OOg2 Is.
HAY-Reeeipts light and market quiet. Com
mon to choice on levee, sl9922; held In store
at S21a25.
HIDEs-Raceipts are large. Green, Sc; Green
salt, f0Sl01zc Dry salt, lie Dry Flint, Acs
Green Deer Skins, I21gi5e; Dry, 259Sc.
HO9S-5toek fair. We quote on foot, Ease;
Dressed Hogs, 9slOe. The esld weather has
slnsned mp prices,
IRON TIE5-There is a fair stock on hand.
with light demand. Selling at 7Hs7He, "a to
style of tie
L~ARD-Market dun. TieTees, I5Ksl6c; kegs,
l3Z9l7c.
IIME.cape and Alabama, s2a2 Is; outside
MI IS P~oRK-Holders are frm. Old Mess,
Va New Mes, ga 5S25, with ngat stock.
MOLASSES-GOod stock snd prices weak.
We quote fair 10 choice Louisiana, in barrels
5l4azxe. Haifbarreis, T2z9sSo; 10 gallon kegs,
MKCKEREL-Good supphr. No. 1. in Kits
g zO4z 81 Nc. 2, g 1922 30; Ne 8, y l0g 81 -.
EAiLS-Large stock. Rates s. 2595 s.
0AT5-Only moderate stOelI. Held al $50 on
ieVee, and 65970c from store.
OILS@c6ai Oil, &935c; Lsfd Oh, 81 3e91 60,
Luhricafing Oils, E89T0c.
ONIOESE@carce and prices regular, rang
Ing 1ro1n IS SCOT, As 70 quality.
fOIA1OES1GOod supply. A hundred bbls
Peach Blows were offered On levee at g 50.
Held at S393 Is IN store, as 70 amount. Peach
biowsi IN Sacks .oc9Sl per buihsl Sweet Po-
latoes, eSaTec IN puk,
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VIM. 2. NelIcc, Trustee, and The United states
and Others, against The New Orleans M
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAvING been appointed BY the Hen. Bland
III Ballard. Judge OF this United states Dis
trtct Court for the District Of Ken ucky, =
Special Commissioner in the above style ease.
to audit and make out q full and complete re-
port to said Court OF all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the ErsS mortgage, and also
all bonds and coupons due and unpaid. secured
by the second mortgage Of the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company. and TO
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice IS hereby given to al bond
holders, IS aforesaid, to come forward and PRE-
sent ard dle with me, as said C0mnissioDeT, at
my Office, in the city Of Pacueah and STATE or
KENTUCKY, AL bonds being the LrSt sDd second
mortgage OF said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road company and coupons thereto beiorg{ug
aud unpaid, on on before the second MondaT1a
March. lSea. w. H. JONES,
me- I'm ! Speclal Commissiouer.
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COTTOE.

The opening Liverpool dispatch was
not received in New York to-day until
the day had wsned, owing to q storm
raging east Of that city. When it did
come it quoted a dull market, with Up
lands l0gd Orleans, IlBd. AT pm. it
wss easier; Uplands, 1O2@105d; Orleans,
1I@lltd. Sales, 5000 bales.
Cotton was irregular in New York at
the opening; Uplsnds, nominally 24lc.
AT 1875 it was dull and tending down.
wards; UplRnds, 24ic. It Wss quiet but
steady at II am, in the absence Of cable
news. At noon it was dull and n JminsI t;
Low Middlings, 2slc; Middlings, 24fc;
Mobile, 24Ac; Orleans, 244c; Good Mid
dlings, Este. At2 pm. the demand was
fair and prices firm, with sharp pur-
chsses for export; Uplands, 24!c. At the
close the demand was fair and prices
firm; Low Middlings, 234e; Uplands,
24Ac; Mobile, 244c; Orleans, 25e; Good
Aiiddlings, 254c. Offerings light. sales,
$500 bales.
The New Orleans market opened with
8 moderate demand, and prices firm.
Middlings, 22l@22se; and at 2:15 pm.
the demand was active at full prices (;
Middlings, 22!@223s. Sales, 5000 bales.
Our market opened with q fair inquiry,
and holders were disposed to sell upon q
basis Of 22l922fc; but as the day sd
vanced the market hardened until at the
close 2Sc was the asking rate for Mid
dlings. A large number OF orders are on
the market, many Of them for high
grades Of cotton, which is not 70 be found
except to q limited mount. The sales
for the day will foot up something over
1000 bales, or about one-third Of the I'M
sold stock on hand. Among the lists
changing hands were 6 bales Good Ordi-
nary at 2l3e; 2S at 2lfe; rs Strict Good
Ordinary to Low Middlings st 22c; S76
do at &c; 2S and II do at 22c; As do at
22tei % do 22fe; 10 do at 22sc; As, 10,
So, Us Middlings at 22!c; 25 do at 229c;
2 Strict Middlings at 23e; 10 do at 23le.
We 0Uote "A fpllnWg. /
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FINANCE AND Trade.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MENPHIs. December s, 1855, !

kEMPHIs. Dscember s. 1855. !
FINANCE.
Money matters are easy, and rates OF
exchange are the same as yesterday.
Offerings sre light, and the demand is
fair upon all points. Good commercial
bills are discounted for customers at our
banks at 8 to Il per cent, and collsterals
are taken at IL TO > per cent. per month
from outsiders.
We did not learn OF any transactions
in City Bonds to-day, but there was q
fair inquiry st 52@522c for Plain and
Paving Bonds. The former are most in
request.
City Scrip is quiet at soc buying; sell
st SS@S5c
County Warrants are firm. All Of
fered are taken st 75@75c; selling by
dealers at 77@SOc, Is TO amount.
Police Scrip is firm. Buying at 92c;
selling st csc.
Gold in New York opened at 1851, but
declined during the day, closing at 1855.
New York Central opened at 1864, and
declined &c before tie close. Erie ad-
vanced &c during the day, closing at 37gc.
Exchange opened steady. Loans, 8 per
cent. Exchange advanced at II I'm. to
Sf@lOtc.
A few light sales of gold were reported
in this market, but holders generally ask
New York rates. As there is no counter
demand, brokers must keep q shipping
margin, and quotations ne under those
Of New York about 1e buying; selling at
eastern rates.
The rates OF tsxaton/in the United
States in the years 1860 and 1858 will be
given in an interesting table now in the
course Of preparation by the Bureau Of
Statistics, at Washington. The exact
figures, supported by documentary proof
and going into minute details, will ap-
pear in the tables when published. The
rough estimates are as follows: In 1850
the Federal tax paid by the people of the
United States was $3.50 900; the State
tax, So, 600, 600; and county, town, spe-
cisl and other taxes, S54, OO0, 00O-making
3 total Of S134, 900, goo, or about 81 80 for
each individual. In 1858 the amount OF
Federal tax was $500, 900; State tax, S75,-
100000; and the county, town, special
and other taxes, S276, 600, OOO-making
the total of 1851, 900, 600, or s28 for each
person IN the United States.
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ployed by the press are most active.
Their work is nominalLy to pick up all
cotton loose in the yard but as their
efficiency is judged not by the cleanness
of the yard, but by the Eizs OF the pile Of
loose cotton, there is a strong temptation
to rob sample holes. and bales which
may have lost two or three bands.
When one OF these bales is in good posi-
ton it Is robbed most unmercifully-not
always at the instance Of the press
owner 1t must be said, but still not many
men could say they have ever seen the
owner correct or punish the boys for do
ing 50. Still all this ia done before the
cotton Is weighed, and Is therefore not
yet felt by the buyer.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville Z. 3. Line.
Fan Schedule, September 10, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN As FOLLOWS;
RUN AS

Both Trains connect for Nashville,
The BIS PM connects for Cairo and 81. Louis.
Through Tickets ct Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Conpany's ONCE, 2szL
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
50 Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, 70 all prin-
elpal points East and North.
SAM. B.. JONES, superintendent.
3 Hill, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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ErecesfO9's Sac.

Pamela COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
"ILL be sold at public octcry, at Como,
wv Miss, on THURSDAY. the 10Th day OF De-
cemher next. that aiuable plantation Of SO
acres. more OF less, knOEn as The StoTan Place,
adjoining Austin Pasley's. about two miles
nom the railroad. Has the usual improve
meuts. and located On Senat0bia creek. fsrnas
viii bsmade known Pm the day OF sails. Parties
desiring to xamin the place are referred to
Mrs. Austin Paisley p~ostodce, Come.
THOS. p STOFALI. Executor
norR tbs NJ Pleasant (fovaH aaooo-or
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DT virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed by
D Vim D-FIE on the G-h day o. diarCh. A ID.
1859, TO John ID. TrcCter, Trustee. to secure th8
aynsn Of certain prOmissOry notes payable
as follows, TO wit. one note fOr SIX thousand
collars. due ard payable % Catherine l.. Frre-
man on the 90th day OF January, A.u [s5G,
win ten per cent. interest rom date. auC Gred
the 10Th of March, d. 1885, One note Jf Tue
same date for six thousand six hundred 60 IUJ
dollars, payable to catherine y. freeman on
Gth day OF March, Al. 1851, win legal interest
nom date. And one cote o. same aat8 COR siL
thOcsand six huudred 66 l1 dollars. payable TO
Catherine p. Freeman with legal Interest rom
date. Said Deed OF Trust Is recorded IN tks Pro-
bate Clerks ONCE Of Tnnioa county, state of
Mississippi, IN Box 4. OF tie recfrd 6f deeds
for said county. page 81 ID hy virtue OF,
and IN pursuance OF Decree q the Chsucsry
Court OF said Tunieo made A. the April
term thereof, AD. 1873. investing myself with
the owe Of Trustee IN said Deed OF Trust, ne
having been suggested 70 said man
Gerry Court, will, On EIe
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ST. LOUIS
BANKRUPTCY.

In the Distriet Cosut OF the United States. for
the Districts q West fennessee-in the-mat-
ter OF Edward Z. Angus, bankrupt. In Sank.
ruptcy, District Of West Tennsssee-s.
To whom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice ofbis sp-
pointIoent as assignee Of Edwar f. Angus, Of
Memphis, IN the county OF Shelby, and state
of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own petit
ton, by the District Court Of said District
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of November,
AID, 1855. u. COBB,
noy0 II Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of u. f. Davidson. Bankrupt. In oank
ruptey, District OF West Harnesses.
To whom s may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment IS assignee OF II. L. David
son., in the county Of Shelby and State Of
Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adiudged a Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by the District Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 3D. day Of December,
AID, 1855. WILLIAM i. CIRODE
del II Is Assignee. k1c.
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PETRo OIL.
NOTICE.

CEALED proposals will be received &C The
y ONCE OF this undersigned, in Jacksonport,
Jackson county, Arkansas, until the first day
OF January, 1853. for the erection OF q BRICK
COURT HOUSE, with iron windo caps and
stills, iron corniee, stairways and balconies,
slate and tin ROOT. The size OF said buildiDg so
by 40 feet, with center projections on each side
and end, of two by fifteen feet, carried up with
dormitories to be two stories high, with
mansard or French roof. bsIfry and dome.
Plan and Specifications can be seen at this
onIce. Three annual payments, TO be made ac-
cording TO the progress of the work, and the
house. Is to be completed by the first Of jan
aary, 1870, and the payments to be made ac-
ccrding to the reports of the Internal Improve
ment Commisstoner TO the court.
RILEY KINNAN,
deo2 In sheriff Of Jackson County, ARK.
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DR.. JAMES s.

AME 81
FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
L Custom HOuse street, New Orleans. {ssta6-
iished $50, for the last eight years located in
chicago, and celebrated throughout the cCuu-
try in the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
his once and parlors, 81 and SO Randolph
street. corner OF Dearborn street. or bV letter
POst0f1ee Drawer 1883
d.. JAMES treats CHRUNIG. MEECEEfAT.
SYPHILITIC- BLOOD and SKIN pL-EAssS,
and all DISORDERS q q con EAG1OU5 W.
NEREAL CHARACTERISTIC he cures WITH
out the use OF mercury, fcdide Of pofazsa-
nic or any poison, but with his EECEEA L
ZEH, a positive cure f0r all hUnCrs GEt blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. such IS SEMINAL
WFAENESS, NOCTURNAL ard uTJEEAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by s5Use e t1s or
gans, early indtscreuons, excuses. OF eotslisd
hereditariy, causing less o. memory, c0nfu-
sion. depression, dlmness OF vision snu ousu-
times Insanity, With a deplOrsbie train Of other
symptoms, treated and radically cured nv al
infslible method, saving time and expense.
Al diseases peculiar TO the sezuai Organs. OF q
cured.
Old diseases Of the most hc1ribIa class. where
the blood mas become po4sonelr producing
biotcnes on The tsee, small wateIE blste-s,
pains IN the head and bones, liberated throat
snd nose sores ou the limbs and body, s@crofulE,
together with an endless number OF sc~rsEings,
s~5sCtuslly and permanently cared.
DIR. JAMES 3 recommended by ths press OF
the country, by professors OF msdLcal colleges,
and By the medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply 10 him, and Be
cured at once.
TIE MONTToR, by Or. James, a treatise upou
diseases pecuLlar % IRE sexual CfE2Ls or elEer
sex, causes, effects and their remedies compiled
from an experience Of twenty years practice
in the exclusive Treatment OF these diseases,
sent to any address, securely trapped Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet On SPEEEATOzEHEA,
or one on SSPHILIs SET ia sealed envelope
dress DF. JAMES, Post01ica Drawer 5s63, Chi
esgO, Illinois. sepEu
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nIss0IuIian 0f C0narfnershIn.

NOTICE IS hereby Riven that the drra of
by mutual consent The debts due she Urn
viii be collected by Mr. Il. 9. kne4 wh6has
been made trustee Is IA Tor thas purpose.
JOHN POWER.
THOMAS MCSEOY.
Memphis Tenn. pecember !, $50. aeeu
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At the southwest corner OF Ma ~FsdtzoA -
streets, in the city Of MemphN
public ~auctIon, TO the highest bicG-r, Tor cash,
The following lot or parcel Of land situate, lytnE
Tennessee, and described as tolloWs Part of
Lot No. g, in block No. IS In said city, beginning
at a point Ia the east line OF -. AGEtlu street
at the southv est corner CT Mr. NOrEs lot
running thence southWardiT with the line
OF 81. Martin street 3 feet; thence east
wardIy at right angles 70 the center Of The
bsyou lA feet thence merthWnrclT
center OF the bayou 5 feet 70 Mr. EOeIs line 4;
thence westwaruly with said Ncels sOu1h line
i64 feet to tue beginning,
Sale at IL o'clock am.
now tbs JOHN g. FINNIE, Trustee.
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STATEMENT

Some Of planters who ship cotton
to New Orleans may be interested in the
following account Of the way it is
sheAred before being sold. The writer,
who is q Liverpool buyer located in
New Orleans, evidently knows whereof
he speaks:
On arrival IN New Orleans the bales of
cotton consigned TO the order OF the fac
tor, or commission merchant, who may
be the planters agent, are sent to the
press PatrOnised by that factor, and are
there ranged on edge In rows with any
others for his house, in order that his
sampler OF weigher may draw q ample,
which is taken from each bale every
planters samples being kept distinct in
separate papers, marked with the plant
er's mark, number Of bales, etc. All
lOose cotton, and, with few exceptions,
all cotton that can bs torn out of the
sample hole, is taken and becomes the
perquisite OF the weigher. Some weigh.
ers only TAX the actual loose, while
Others really plunder the bale; but be il
much or little taken, all this lie previous
to Weighing the cotton, and does not sf-
feet the buyer. After this the bales are
stored in the sheds ready for delivery TO
the broker on the factors order.
The samples are taken 10 the factOris
Office, and are there placed on his tables
for sale in a list with any others which
he may think suitable. The question OF
arranging lists is one concerning only
the factor, aud sometimes is mere matter
OF chance with him, 60 that o list may
have any number OF bales, planters
marks, and grades OF cotton.
The broker having purchased q list Of
cotton, receives from the factor an order
for delivery on the press where the cot
ton may be stored, and as soon az conve-
nlent sends his CHASER and markers 20 re-
ceivei It. Delays may occur between the
sale and the receiving Of the cotton,
caused by the brokers' clerks being busy
on previous purchases, by rainy weather
(f0r the cotton has to Be turned ont into
the yard, there not being room to range
II under cover, or by the press heinz
blocked with other cotton, az sometimes
happens.
II delivering the cotton to the brokers
CLERK ali bales OF each shipment and
pianteris mark are placed together
ranged on edge IN rows for the convent
anne of the eiesser. A second sample
mole 4 cut. IS il is almost imposaible to
draw a sample lrem the Reigher's aEm-
ole hole after his men have dug out all
fhsy can. The bales are elassed Is the
sample is drawn, the CHASER marking
the class ia chalk, and the marker foi- /
lowing With a brush and ink, and putting
the shipping mark and number0n them.
They are then ready for the weigheE.
The majority OF the brokers clerks
are quite a. expert st taking "loese" as
the NelgheEs. and tbs sample holes are
sgein sklnned at Che expense Of the
seller lof the Gotten il not yet weighed
Tlfre ere brokers' clerks who do not
tatf ~i0cse.n
is At this tine that the hogs EN-.
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Dealer I'm stoves, T1nwaxe, HOuse Fur
~ 0& HAshlog Goods,
HoAL, Lard and Lubricating Oils. Johb,no
~ and repairin9 promptly attended la IN
cOrn petent workmen. ) Font street, near
Madison, OPP. Steamboat Landing, nov5d4w
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- -
PackeT Compa'y.

-
THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
4 ALLEN, built expressly for this Company,
will now take her place in the line, and here
after the following boats viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays a Thursdays 5, at > o'clock pm,
THOMAS &. ALLEN . leese PrItehsrd, Master
W. A. CALDWELL----..-R- l. Halnes, Master
oZARK-------.-.-..----H. Blaisden, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with ths new and
light-drsuSbt packets,
FORT GIBSON .......-. John Wcodburn, Master
FORT SMITH Bowlin, Master
VAN BUREN. ...------J ". Williams, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well adapted
to 1t. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by thus line 20 all points on the Arkan-
sas river without detention, and az reasonable
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East Of Mem
phts, should have their goods consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany," at Memphis. Merchandise shipped nom
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
ny's Ofiee.
JNO D. ADAMS, President.
T. A. KENDIG, Agent,
nov26 S4 Front street. Mnsby Block.
Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AMES--...--.Geo. W. Boyd, Master
J. =. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer win enter IT,
i the trade as q regular SATUR-zs
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS. at 8 pm,
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY NSTAD, Agent,
No. ~ Madison street.
LEVY Z SHARPE, Agents,
noyl4tf No. 29l Front street.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Memphis and Little Rock RaiIrOa,

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON n LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7 am.
Coming East-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, at $50 am. Arrive al
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General superintendent.
Mississippi aud Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. EPA
) NOTleAnsExpress daily 500 PM. SO5 pm.
Sa~. accom'n, daily, ex-
oep lndsy-.--.- $50 am. b;Oop'm.
TakeSeTscf sunday, August il, 1855.
A. 6. LIVERMoKE, GeR1 supt.
C.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket AEf. aulS
Eemphls and charleston Railroad.
AKEIvH. DEPART.
through Mail (daily)..-..--l2:45 pm. 1910 pm
Through Express-~----ll1e pm. SEC pm
QThfs train does not leave SaturdRyE)
Corinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundsysl at--..-.. sos am
Grand Junction AccommO-
tIon, d~aily(except Sund'ysl s:I5 am. AIS pm
Someryl1eA accommodation
Except sunday leaves
RAILROAD Time Is 70 minutes fsstar than city
time.
w ROSS. Gen1supt,
Esmpkis and Louisville Railroad Line
PAR ARRIVE
Day Express, r. R. time. 69oa.m. 2:5 pm
% City time. $40 am.
Night Express, r. Z. time. 3;15 pm. 6aS am
City time. 2-55 pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad ime---4:S pm
City ime--~-----4l0 pm
d.n
Ticket offices Nc. 2S7H Main street and at De-
pot, head OF Main street.
SAN B. JONES, GsnTSupt.
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2sth DAY Iof Deeember, I'D. IS6S,

At the courthouse door II The town or Ausaln
proceed to sell to ths highest bidder. for eesh
the following lands as described ia ssid Deed OF
Trust, as follows, tO-wit: All Of section seven
90 Of Township % OF Range eleven. III, west
lying and eing in said Tunfea ccunfy and state
Of Mississippi. sale within lawful bCuu. Title
supposed 70 os good, but WI sell only As
Trustee I.F. TruEt&
October Is. 1853 oc7 66 y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
JUST RECETYED BIZ
MEACHAM & TREADWELL
No q. Union STRAIT
No. 8 Union streek,
Et0ReWaIl Block, Memphis, Tenn.
IeO Hhds. LsaEstRaa sugars.
500 BhIs. and Esir Bsis. MoIasses,
SEQ Bags RfO Coffee.
I5 Tons Reara,s Button Tfes.

Which, with their large assortment OF Goods
already In store, makes their stock me OF The
largest and most complies 60 be foundt Ia the
city. They invite an examination, feeling con-
hdeat their prices and goods VIII give satisfac-
ton. To the trade they are prepared 20 oner
ezsTa inducements de4u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
& SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Thursday, ths1oth Day Of ser, 1855,

DY virtue OF q Deed Of Trust mS5bJ
D Sc1piO Means on the 81 TsnuRrSt
1S66, 1 viii on NoA