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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-31

adjudicated on the 23d March Last 70 A.
Conrad at the rate Of $500 per wear, be and
the same Is herebr approved.
ReSolped further, That the Mayor be and
he Is hereby authorized to enter into con-
tract before the City Notary, in behalf Of
the city, with A Conrad as principal, and g.
Bonet as security, for the cleaning of the
sinks Of the different institutions of the city
for and In consideration of the sum of forty.
i've hundred dollars. (S45OO,)
The following report OF the Committee
on Streets and Landings was received:
COMMITTEES OF srREErs AND LANDINGS,
Board OF Assistant Aldermen
City Hall. May u.s. 1868.
Te the Honorable the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GENTLEMBN-Your committee have the
honor to report upon the following subjects
referred to them, viz:
Upon the communication of the CITY Sur.
veyOr suggesting that he be authorized to
raise the curb and tagging of the intersec.
lions of the baDquettes on Canal street from
Magazine to Rampant street to a level with
the top OF the iron bridges, and recommend.
ing that long iron crossing plates be used
instead of the present narrow stone cross.
lDgs, your committee would report fayora.
bly, and offer the necessary resolution.
Upon the petition ofthe Board of Managers
Of the Poydras Asylum for the donation OF a
burial lot in the Washington Cemetery. of
dimensions suitable for the requirements Of
the Asylum, your Committee would report
favorably, and offer the necessary resoIu-
F. W. PERKINS,
... . Chairman;
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C-HEEsE-Fair stock and demand. Factory
H%g sc r u. fIL9lSc; W Il, tb12gIs1s@
Rio, 2pz8251sc tor fair 10 choice; Java, $50
CoRNNEAL-stock fully equal to the de-
mand Sales from depot OF leyee at 81 bOt94 to
Held in a small way from store at = 20.
COkN-yeTy light stock. shelled on levee,
GHTCKENsEoniy light receipts and firm st
EGGs Stock light. Held at s3@S5c, but
CATTLE-The supply IS fully equal to the de-
mand. Choice beeves, 5G6ci second quality
DRIEb FRUITgMsrket dun. Apes ss9si
peachez, ~, 10GiOkc; rs, l20l2Lc.
FLoUk-MaFket dun. Pine 20 choice family
GsEASE-Fair demand at Sc.
LAI-No choice on levee. Held at 8
-HInFS-Good demand Gresn, &c; green
salL l44iie; dry salt, lSe; dTy flint, Z1c.
EOS-Stock failY equal 10 the deuland'
IRON TIES-TheTe Is q fair stock on hand,
With fair demand. Selling at Ezs75as a. 10
sJvle of tie.
~LABD-stOck air. Kegs, I9ks2Oc; tierces
EINIE-FaIr stock and demand. Cape and
Alsbsma 81 75G2; Eureka s2G2 -
MESS PORk-Tnere is b1t little old pork on
hand 1t Is nr,a at So 50g3l; 20 barrels OF new
mes sold st SIS; no rump, jowls or prime mess
in market,
MOLASsEs-F Fair stock ard hrm. New
Louisiana Prime 10 choice 75a95c; Eastern
syrups &S6oc; sew Orleans syrdps, oi0, S09
Sc.
MACKEREL-New kits NoI,s2 1872 90; EO.2'
50 55E2 ~; No. 3, 81 1892 So
NATLS-Priees steady rates, IS 9095 40.
OATS The markets is nrmer. EaIes on leTee
were reported to-day at 60c. Held IN tore al
63d65e in leis; retailing al 65@701.
OIBS@COst oil, S55z6c; lard oil, 81 20l 20;
Inssed. 81 coal 40.
ONJORS-Stock light. Choice sre held ct
81 1904 per busbel inferior 81 49sl 80.
POrATOES-Up country in oarseis, z zog
3 80; in sacks, 81 iO9l Is per bushcL Prices
are weak Sweet potatoes, 69G75s per buAhei
from wagons.
RTOE-Fsir stock. New Carolina, n@l2o
Louisiana. 9@l0e.
ROPE-No demaad-nominaiy e9l0c per ID.
SUGAR-New cIOJ louisiana. l=tat io1sc LoE
prime 10 choice; Hand sugar, i4SI51zc; Gonee
sugars, 50t7c.
Liverpool sack. s. 1858
S~HEEP-Very Lite demand. Held at S255
Per head
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, s5G6.
TURKEYS-Only a few in market. He'd al
SijGls.
FOBACCO-The market il moderately active
fer all kinds OF manufactured tobacco and
prices sre steady.
TALLOW-I1 demand al 1Q1Sc.
WHIShY-rhe stock is fair aud prices weak
High wines, 81 10; common whi-ky, 15e6.c'
proof. 81 sal 90; imitation BOURBON, 81 70
Bourbon, 81 05&I i0i genuins Robinson county
S2S&
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHER AEp REyEa,s.

WEATHER AND BkyEfES.
We have no change to report in the
weather. It continues clear and warm
during the day sud fgosts prevail at
night. The river st This point is rising,
and has gone up rapidly since our last.
The total rise MP 30 last night amounted
TO about sixteen inches. The Ohio at
Cairo is rising at the rate Of one foot in
t~wenty-fogF hours, and is rising to Ev-
ansviIie, but Is falling at Louisville, with
Eve feet eight inches in the canal. An
other rise is reported at Pittsburg, with
all the upper tributaries swelling. Late
rains all over the North have caused
foods in sill the streams, and the swell
coming out CT the Upper Mississippi is
unprecedented at this season of the year.
At st. Louis the rise amounts TO three
feet IN tWeaty-four hours.
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Trade.

Business was dull yesterday, and the
IuIl was taken advantage Of by s large
number. OF our merchants 10 visit the
races for the first sine during the week.
Prices are much the same as yesterday
on all things, with no Improvement to
notice in general stocks.
The yield OF sugsr cane throughout
some Of the parishes Of Louisiaaa is
ceIIent. 10 several instances Tie yield
is q hogshesd and g quarter for the acre
from stabbIe cane. From plant cane
s ONE have realized = h0gshead snd a
hslf. All such plsnt csne viii yield two
hogshesds in the course Of two weeks.
In the parish Of IDery3ls ons Of the
best in the STATE, al tAe Cae mills are
at work.. From there we hear some
complaint as 10 the quality Of the sugar,
and no Boosting Is TO the yield. Bot as
the weather ia now prOPItious, and SIS
there hss been sufficient frost to arrest
vegetation, without IN tie least iDjuTi1g
the cane, il is probable that the quality
and Weld viii become ST ones more sat-
isfsctory.
The prices Of cigsrs IL the Hzgana
ulEhEL Dit E-yN - NA-E6-I ~ SE+-
tales, 5000 for Lsopoi3lnos, $3.50 Tor
Senadores and PstTislcss, 800 for Impe-
riaier, $50 10 SIS for RsgRiiss, S45 fOr
Londres ard &35 fer Principles. The to-
jazz ls1F E-G--H~-
TO that OF 1857, the quRDtily is about
twenty-five per cent. Fnnrt Of last years
produce, the price is iaiiy twenty %
twenty i've per cent. deaisr. Some cf
the fne qGeiity u this ye@g's crop viii
be fner than any produced last year, but
little or none OF this clBss has oPen
worked yet. An extraordinary GJIlDess
hss EXISTED 10 the market, occasionea ~
the high prices asked, The supposed i.i-
riority Of the crop and the absence OF
orders for cigars, caused by the large
stocks existing in tbs United States,
England and Germany. The quantity
OF tobacco shipped rom Havana since
the Ist JsnUsTy, 1858, is shOut 1900, 600
pounds, Of which about 2, 200, 1000 we're TO
che United States.
Dick King, OF Santa Gertrudis, the big
stock man Of Western Texas, has offered
10 buid the railroad for louisiana from
New Orleans 10 the Sabine, and give the
carrot bag ridden State any length Of
time 70 pay for the road. The truJh Is.
Dick King wants 10 find an outlet fer bis
beeves, and sees no way Of ACCOMPLISHING
his object but by building the railroad ia
question.
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APPLES-The stock Is large and prices in.
regular. We quote GeneUns at g. IS rer bbl g.
P3ppins, BenlOwers aud Pennock at S 800
rs 10 qualify
BE aNs-Gsad stock o navy. Dull at 81 25a
4 80 per bushel.
BRAN-Stock more than equal to The de.
mand. Selling on levee at SO; from store al
EAGGING-Good stock and dull; II ID Ken.
tuckY, l6Za17e; 2 ID. Kentucky, 25h@23c; IN
Ola, n~onfnafiy, B.
Clear sides are held at lSL@20e. but a larze
LOT would not sell a. over I9algI<c:
l4zGl5e; new smoked hams. I69l7o; sugar
cure canYassed, Gg2lc; breakfast bacon, &1G
2Ic.
BULK M~EATs-Stock increasing and de-
mand improving. We quote clear aides liza
I7Z; sasElders, lS@l3Zc; no clear RIB In mar
ket-
6UFTER-stock large Goshen, 4S945c; good
Weste D.. &E40c.
BEES% s&-Firm at 30GS2c.
per 100.
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AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF tbs DAILY APPEALl
MEMFHIs, November Is, 1855. 4

QEEICE OF 81 DAILY APPEAL.l
MENFBIs. November IS, 1855.
Rates Of exchange have become de-
moralized, and our banks are now work
ing without anything Ike an agreement
Of q mutual character between them.
They buy just as their necessities re-
quire them to do SO, and sell in pretty
much the same way at irregular rates.
Eastern cotton bills are taken at pare
4c discount, and sold at 393c discount,
with some houses anxious to sell at Sc
discount.
City Scrip is in fair demand by dealers
at S08SIc. Selling st 839S5c.
County Scrip is setive at a further ad-
vsnce. The demand is speculative alto
gether. We quote 9 purchase OF $1,000
by s dealer at re, and 8 sale of $1,000 st
7Se, 5000 at 75c, IS well ss other small
mou varying from 75@7Sc.
City Bonds are steady. Asale Of 5000
occurred at 5Sc. By private adviees We
learn of a sale in New York On the 9Th
of slO0,000 at 5S3c dat
Police Scrip is firm at S5c buying,
Selling at s8G90c,
School Scrip is scarce. We quote
nominally at sos buying. Selling at 95c,
Gold opened in New York to-day 81
1880, and closed at 1896. We quote al
I346I345c buying. Selling st l35Gl36c
The CommeTcisl Bank Of ST. Johns,
Brunswick, has fsiled.
The late excitement in The New YoTB
money market has not SO far as we Car
learn, been fully explained. The causes
assigned fox the stringency are partly st
tributed to the action of spectators WIZ
contTiVed to obtain control Of q lsrgC
amount Of currency, and lock it Up from
general circulation. The complete sue
cess OF this financial combination va.
frustrated by the sslf-protectiug setioI
q the banks in uzing Certificates for to;
nav ment OF bslsnces; by the condition
CT the mercantile community, which
fortunately required only : compare
lively limited amount Of sccommoda
tons for ordinary trade purposes, and
finally, by the resolution OF the Score
tary Of the Treasury TO reissue green
backs. It Is probable that the Govern
mens will only DE obliged TO place 3 lin
tied amount Of currency in circulation
but the knowledgs II the determination
TO resor. to this action viii pTGduce {
considerable effect.
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Trustee SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed. 5y
II VIM d, FIv on The 30ih day of March, AID
1859. TO Iohn i. Trotter, Trustee, to secure the
payment of certain pronlissory notes payable
as follows. to wit: One note for six thousand
dollars, due ADD payable to Catherine 2 Free
man on the SON day Of January, AID. 1850,
with ten per cent. interest from date, and dated
the Nth Of March, a .. 1859. One note OF the
same date for six thoCssed six hundred % lgO
dollars, payab e to atherine Z. Freeman On
SOfh day OF March, AID. 1861, with legal interest
from date. and one note OF same date for SIX
thorsand six hundred &c 100 dollars, payable 10
Catherine P Freeman with legal interest from
hats CIsrk's office of Tunica county, State of
Mississippi, in Book E, OF tbs record OF deses
for said county. page 81. And by virtue OF.
and in pursuance Of a Decree Of the ChSncery
Court OF said Tunica county, made at The April
term thereof, A.D. 1855, investing myself WITH
the powers Of Trustee in ssid DEED otitgst the
death of the said JnO. d. TIotter, TFas5ee as
aforesaid, having been suggested TO taId s
Can't L VII. ON he 80
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Monday. 18th November. Al 1868,

To the highest and bsst bidder, FOR cash, at the
front entrance OF the US. Courthouse, wal
dram BLOCK. No. $50 Main street, Memphis, Ten
nesses, between the hours OF 8 o'clock am. and
4o'ciock pm. aud comm spciug at II O'Clock N;
of said day, all the right, title and interest, legeI
and eauitsble. belonging to said BANKRUPT on
the ID cay OF March, 1:6S, Ia and TO the follow
ing described real estate IN the county OF
Christian and State OF Kentucky, being the
real estate belongipg TO the estate OF Or. D q
Tuck, deceSsed, the Father of said Bankrupt,
and consisting of 8 tract OF land said TO con-
tain 1000 acres. more or less, situated An the
southern portion OF said county, IS miles south
from Hopkinsviile and one and one.half miles
east from Lafayette, the said Interest being the
undivided one-sixth OF said real estate, belong
ing to said Bankrupt as heir, subject 70 the
life-estate of Mrs. Z. NJ. Tack therein, and
amounting to about les acres, msre or less
ooI78 81 VIM, Y. cIRoDE, Assienee.
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CoT1cE sTATEHEET,

CEAHBEs cF CONVERGE,
NIPPLE November -, lS55I1
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saturday, the sth Day of Becember, 1865,

at 10 O'Clock am, at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell TO the highest
bidder, for cash, an undivided one-half interest
in the foiIoWlnE described lot or parcel OF land
in the city Of Memphis, tO-vt: The south
part OF block No. q: Beginning at the north
west corner of the intersection OF Main aud
Vance streets; thence north with the west SIDE
of Main street goo feeI) to q stake thence west
and naralleI with Vance street $50 feet TO a
stake; thence south and parallel with Main
street loo ;eet TO the north side of Vance street.
thence east with Vance street $50 feet 70 ice De,
me title believed 10 be good. bat l convey only
as Trustee. john JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Noyember 2 1858. nova
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Tuesday, iosh day of November, AID. 1888,

rent anfrance of the u S. Courthouse, Wal
dram Block. Nc. $50 Main street, Memphis Ten
naese between The hours o. 9o'eiock Am. and
4 oso iock pm. and commencing at II o'ciockm.
of sid day. ali ther'ght, title aud interest, legal
and eduitahie, belonging to sste Bankrupt on
the 18Th das of February. l6t6, IN ana 70 Inc
Scott and State OF Kentucky, on the waters OF
south EIkhorn, consisting OF two tracts OF one
hundred and twenty nine acres ana olns pores,
anS AZ y-fvo aeresan d three roods, respectively,
a5ioinirg each other, and lying or the south
si2a ~ he Georgetown and FrsnkfOrt Turn
oike road. about SIX miles from Georgetown,
E4ntnckv AID bounded on the south by he
ronwoIk Ks road, on the west by lands OF Mrs.
Kennev. on the north by the said TURNPIKE,
- - ira aasf nv lands II Jackson, Braaham
esd e,sr WIN. Y o
Aestsnee of the Estate OF Jilson ?. johnson.
Memphis Tenn, October ", 1905. cell
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asih naE Of December, I'D. 1865.

At The courthouse door in the town of Austin
In the coanty OF TunicS state OF Mississippi
proceed 10 sell to the highest btGder, for cash
he following lands as described in sstd Deed Of
Trus',. "a 70 lows, to wit: All of section seven
"a OF Township ~ of Range eleven, Qll. west
wing and beingi in said IuDtca cruuGya and State
of Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours. Title
supposed to be good, hut I will sell OGly as
Trustee. j. SAMPLE, trustee
Ortoher Is. 1883. Oc2 ids
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EnecMfoq,s HnEe.


PAMELA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
"ILL be sold at public outcry, at Como,
Miss, on THURSDAY, the I0th day OF De
next. that va uebla plantation OF $40
acres, more or less, known IS the Stovau Place,
adjoining Austin Pasley's, about two miles
from the railroad. Has the usual fmpFoge-
and located on Eenatobia creek. TERMS
viii be made known N the day OF sale. Parties
desiring TO smi the plscs are referred to
Austin Paisley; postonice, Como.
TAOS. p. SIOYALL, Executor
noy6 ids of Pleasant StDvall, deceased.
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hsOIve0t Notice.

THAvE sugges ed the insolvency of the es-
4 tate OF John W. Armstrong, deceased, to the
All persons having claims against said estate
VIII Ole the new said Clerk, authenticated
April, 1863. JOHN =. WILLINs, AdnSE
October Is, ia cen baWzw Hsa
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Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate
In the matter of A. P. TUCK, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy at Memphis.

TOY virtue OF an oroer or sale entered in the
. abova-namsd MISTER, on he2+th day ofOc--
tqbe", 1865, by the Dis riot Cont OF the Uniteo
States for the District OF West Tennessee, in
bankruptcy, wiz sell, on
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS And LiTTLE R0Ck
RAILR A d.
Open TO

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEA-
~ Der 2, 1865, the train on the Eastern Division
of this Road viii run regularly as follows:
GOING Leaves ROpefeld Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday at 1850 am, and arrive
at Madison at o'clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at T:0 a m. arrive at
HOpefeld at l O'Clock pIn., and Memphis at
l.S0 pm
Tie Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot 81
Union street at Z am.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket OH
ces in the city.
Ereights for Madison or way stations received
by 2. 81. Patterson 4 Co, at their WhRrf-boat
foot OF Union street.
Freight to Way stations must be prepaid.
E&-Ofdce of Road, No. y Jefferson street.
ana II 7. w. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Thursday, the10gh Day ~ofDecember, 1858,
Trustee,s sale.

ny virtue Of the authority vested in me by
u Deed of Trust executed 10 me By James d.
RufFin on the Atm day Of December, 1857, TO Sc
cure the payment of certain debts therein
specified, AID recorded in the Registers ONCE
or Shelby county, Tennessee, in book No. 62,
pages $50 and 547, l VIII, on
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DE-. JAMES

EoRMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
T. Custom hOUse street, New Orleans, (sstab-
lisned 1850, for the last eight years Iocsfed in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try IN the successful treatment o. PRIvATE
DISEASES, can be c-onfdentialiy consulted at
his Ul1ce and pariors. 81 and % Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or 0y letter
DR.. AM s treas CHRONI .MERCURIALr
SYFHlLITIC, BIO d and SKIN
and all DISORDERS Of : CON FAGiOUs We
NEREALChARAGTE R-Nhich be cures with
out the use of mercury, iodids Of pofsssa, arse
MO or any poison, but with his NEUIRAI L
Ter, q positive cure FOR all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
and
EMISSIONS. brought on by abuse o. the Or
ganS, early lndlScret1ons, excuses, or enIsiled
herediiaT1ly, causing loss OF memory, confu-,
sion, depression, dimneSs OF vision and often
times Insanity, with a depicrable train of
symptoms, treated and radically cured by N
infsliiOle method, saving time and exp
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual OreS
private character, radically and per oane1tIT
cured.
Old diseases OF the most hoirF IA o,os.
the blood has becaDe 20 sona5 n-r5-cinS
blotehes on the face, sr ali Wsfer1 bI3sSa-s
pans ne ~ xno bones, liberated throat
sno nossi so5es oniDe limbs and body. ~scrofuIa.
togetne5 WIN an Endless number of sufferinqs'
enectuauy and permanently cured
DnSaslc9 Is By the press Of
the county, oy professors Of medical colleges.
ana ~ TIE medical profession seneralIv,
Tnoss anitoted should apply to him. and bs
diseases peculiar TO the sexual organsO OF either
sex causes, eneots and their remedies. Compiled
nom an experience of twenty years practice
In the excinEive treatment OF these diseases-
sent 70 any address, securely raped. Price
one Dollar Pamphlet on EPERNA ToRR aEk
OF one on Z sent In sealed envelope
dress DE-. JAMES, Postof1cs Drawer 5s68. Chi
csgo, Illinois. sepi7 II
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Memphis and rev Orleans Saturday
SCI
HENGY AWFs.-...---Geo, ". Boyd, Master
j. ;. Secam, C.erk.
THIS splerdid steamer will enter 80
the trade as q regular SAiUh-@E
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS, At 3 pm,
And every alternate saturday Thereafter
throughout I've season.
LARRY HARdSTAD, Agent,
Nc. IL Madison street.
LEVY SHARPE. Agents,
rrvT4tF No. 81 Front street.
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STEAMBOATS,
FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and st. Louis Packet COEaPsny-U.S.
Mail Line.
CrTY OF TON---....-.W n, Thompson master
IEis new and splendid passenger 81
EtRarae or RIlleags a. above On 49,
THIS DAY 18th inst, 81 J pm.
nc-ig1t FLEa. CALVERT. Supt
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aEMPHIS G ARKANSAS RIVEB
~ -
EaSkeG Compa7y.


7 hereby given that an oTgarizstienhss been
/ effected under q charter granted by the Leg
stature of Tennessee, November II, 1856, en-
titled An Act to incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
JOHN D. ADAMS,
J. NJ. TEBBETF5,
JAMES LAWSON, }Directors.
z. L. HAINES,
- RTAEnET.
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Yeasf far. Distfuerses.

VIHE un ersigned is prepared 20 furnish to
Distilleries, No l Stock Yeast, for dfstiiItng
purposes at the shortest notice. Orders LETT al
"a. Howard's Row, viii be promptly fIled.
novlS 2T+ r BhODA
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Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate.

In the matter of JILSoE P. JoHNsoE, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy at Memphis.
ny virtue of an order of sale entered in the
Is sbove-nemed matter, on the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1898, by the District AaRrt Ct the United
States for the District oEsWest 4ennesses, IN
Bankruptcy, 1 wiz SELL 49,
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Q As FOLLOWS;

Otn Trans connect Tor nashville.
The Sis pm connectS for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving st st. Louis at 1850 pm. next day.
Through Tickets as Rednced EEses,
Can be procured at the Company's OfHcs, 2&5L
Main street, and at Depot, mead of Main street,
50 Baggage Checked at Depot orby the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vista Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
cipsi points East aud North.
San. 4. JONES, Superintendent.
asa ELL, Passenger Agent. ssplS
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II n LIQUORS.
WOLFEaS
Schiedam ~Schnapps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage Is msnufac-
Sciiedam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
It is now some twenty years since the pro-
prfstoT frat introduced IL to the American puo-
lie, and duriag thst time he has received over
three thousand Letters nom physicians, tndors.
ing It IS the purest liquor they nave ever used
in their practice.
1t is MADE from barley OF the finest quality,
selected with great care nom the pfodueJs OF
the most celebrated grain-grOwin2 districts, IL
favored with the essence OF the aromatic tun1-
per-berry of Italy, and is rectihed by q peculiar
process, which expels nom the spirit every
acrid particle.
AS 4 means of preventing and correcting the
dssRgreeabl5 and ofLen dangerous effect pro-
duesd upon the stomach and bowels by q
change OF wster-a visitation 10 which travel
ers, new settlers, aud all unacclimsteo persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are pc
cuiiaIly Iiable-the sCHIEDAM AROMATIC
| SoaNAPPs win be found absolutely infalliSlsi
| while in cases of dropry, gravel, distractions OF
| the kidneys, diseases OF the bladder, structure
dyspepsia and general debility, IL is recon-
| mended most empha.ic2lly by the most dis
! tiI.guisheo members of the medical profession.
1t Is put up In quart and pint bottles, N
eases, with the nsfOe OF the undersigned On
| the bottle and cork, and q facsimile OF his Gig
nature on thsia5el. For sale by all respectable
druggists aud country merchants.
uDQLPH WOLFE.
Sole kaEu:actI and importer.
EsTABLIS HE'D IN 1928.
MANSFIELD & HTGBEE,
sepll eod2 Agents. Memphis