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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-03
RkILReAD TING TABLE.


Memphis aud Little Roek Railroad
70 MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, AK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
dsy and Friday. st am.
Coming East Leave Ma son Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday, et 7:S0 am Arrive 81
Memphis at l o'clock m-,unrsoN
Oc2 General superintendent.
KissIssigpi SAD Tennessee RsilFcsd.
ABRIyH. pzPART
& . orlsanssxpress daily $50 pm. sos pm
- accOn'n, daily, OK
cen Lnday.-----....--..-- $50 an. o;oP'm'
Freig eify, except Sun No.
asEscT Sunday. august I9' isss.
4. 3. LIVERMORE, 9enI6upL.
o.P. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt' au1s
KsmpAlr saG uhsslessos Railroad.
ARsrYz. DEPART
through NAH daIly).-~---l24 pm. l2:49 pm
Through Ezpress---.-----1I:I0 PIN. SNV pm
CThis train does not leave s~aturiays)
Corfuth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays st.....-.-. bAo an
Grand junction AccommO-
tian daily e xcept Sund'ys) SIS am. Ais pm
Sonervilfe accommodation
Except sunday leaves
at.---..............l2:40 . m. 500 am. 4:l6 pm
RaDroad Time il 70 minutes faster than city
Ticket once, 27s Main street and at Depot
WI. ROSS. Genlsup't'
zs7fphis and Louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. RTv
Day Express, R, R. time. 5:$9a.n. 2:45 pm
. City time. 5.10a.m.
Mkt Express, K Z. time 3;l5 pm. Go a-m
{" city time. 2:56 pm.
BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad time~.--4:9o pm
4" City me.--.-----.-.4:t pm
An
Ticket Offices Ne. 237% Main street and al De
cot, head OF Main street,
Sam. 3. JONES, 6en15apt.
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CeTFOE.

At the opening in Liverpool te-day
Cotton was dull plsnds, lI46llSd.
Orleans, 1l4d. At noon Il was dull and
unchanged, and st 5 pm. was easier,
with sales Of 10, 200 sles-UpIands, IIIG
1lsd; Orleans, ll4@1lkd.
The New York market opened quiet
and weak, with quotations unchanged,
At noon it wss dull and heavy. bui
holders. to effect sales, were IN willing tc
make concessions. AT 2:IO pm. 1t was
weak, with fair demand-Uplands, 25@
25se-with sales to 8 considerable rnnouni
for delivery in January and February al
2lc for Middlings and 23e for Low Mid
dlings. At4 pm it was dull and lower
Low Middlings. 244c; M~iddllpgs, Csc
Mobile, 25le; Orleans, 25le; Good Mid
dIings, 26ie.
The New Orleans market opened
weak, with the demand moderate-Mid.
dIinRs 232c-and at 2:l5 p m. was firm at
este for Middlings. Sales, 1000 bales.
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saturday, the 9Th Day Of December, 1865
TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed by
Is Vim [. Fly on the 5Osh day of March, A ID.
iSs, to John D. Trotter, Trustee, to secure the
payment Of certain promissory notes payable
a. follows. 10 wit: One note for six thousand
collars. due and payable to Catherine ?. Free
man on the 30tn day OF January, AID. 1855,
with ten per cent. interest from date, and dated
me 9eth Of March, A d. 1859. One note Of tbs
same date for six thousand six hundred 81 loo
dollars, payable to atherine p Freeman on
3Jth day of March, AID. 1851, with legat interest
thousand six hundred IS 100 dollars, payable 10
Cstharine P Freeman with legal interest from
dste. said Deed OF Trust Is recorded in the Pro-
hate Clerks ofics Of Tunica county, state Of
Mississippi, IN Book E. OF the record OF deeds
fOr said county. page 81. And by virtue OF,
and in pursuance of a Decree of the Chaucery
Conrs OF said Tunica county, made AZ the April
term thereof. A.D. 1883, investing myself with
the noVers OF Trustee ia SAID Deed OF Trust, the
deatn OF the said Jno. D.. Trotter, Trustees as
aforesaid, having been suggested TO said Chan
Gerry Court, Iwil, on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-03
TRADE.

No pAokstscoming in to-day, there was
nothing received, and prices in the gene
raj markets were unchanged. A large
amount of dressed meats is exposed for
sale in our city at present, and prices are
unsettled. Mr.. Flynn, on Beal street,
has commenced o pack in q small way,
and it is thought that considerable meats
will be put up here during the season.
We do not see why Memphis should not
put up all the meat required in this mar
ket, a live hogs Ear be bought here as
low as 10 any Of the markets Of the West.
If our men of capital would turn their
attention to this matter it would 10
doubt be found worthy the investigation.
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ErecMf01.,R NnLe,

PANObA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
MILL be sold at pubic outcFy, at Como,
Miss, on THURSDAY, the 10th day ofDe
cember next, that a'uahle plantation OF 80
acres, more or less, as the Stovan Place.
adjoining Austin Pasleyis, about two miles
from the railroad. Has the usual improve
ments, 4 located on Senatobia creek TeFTss
win be made known on the day Of sale. Parties
desiring TO examine the place are referred 10
Ms. A asfin Paisley postordce, Como.
THOS. p. SIOVALL, Executor
move ids of Pheasant Etovan, deceased.
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18Th Day of December, AID. 1865,

At the courthouse door IN the town Of Austin
in the county Of Tunic7, state Of Mississippi
the following lands as described in said Deed OF
Trust, as 70 lows, to Wit: All Of section seven
an of Townsnfp 90 Of Range eleven, Htl west
lying and being In said Iunica cuuaty and state
on Mississippi. Sale within laWfui hours Iltle
supposed TO be good, but ! viii sell only as
Trustee. AIestss-
October Is. 1883 och tes
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice,

Commissioners Notice.
VIM. p. Meien, Trustee. and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
III Ballard, Judge OF The United states us
trfct Court for the District Of Ken ueky, a
Special Commissioner in the above style case,
to audit and make out a fun and complete re
port to said Court OF all bonds andcOupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage and also
all bUnogand coupons due and unpaid secured
bV thu second mortgage OF the SAID New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, and to
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Their fore, Notice is hereby given to all bond
holders, S. aforesaid, IN come forward and Cre-
sent aud 6ie with me, as said Com missions r, at
nv Office, in The CRY OF Pacueah and State OF
kentucky, all bonds, being the List and second
mortgage of said New Ur.esns and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday in
March. 1sse. w. II. JONES,
nov2tIms Special Commissioner.
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healer I'm Stoves, Tfnware. House FnR-
Rasafng Goods
OoAI. Lard and Luericeing Oils. Jobbing
ard repairing proHepsly attended 20 ~
corn petent work 2SS Font street. near
MEdf&on, opp. 85sEzeoat LANDING
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ST. LOUIS
WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 4

A LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees,
n ShTubosTy, EVergTeens anG the finest va
risties OF kraft Trees; also. a full assortment Of
Hot House Plants and Flower. and everything
usually found in q first class Nursery, which !
offer fOr safe II GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
The stcck on hand having accumulated for
the last few years, IL becomes necessary, on ac-
q Of q want OF room, 10 dispose of the sur-
plus. which ! viii offer ct greatly reduced
prices, aud cheaper than any Nursery north or
south OF this pefnt can possibly furnish Them.
They are the selections OF the late DR..
Wheaton, whose long experience is the BEST
guarantee OF their being not only whas they
are represented TO be, but as being peculiarly
adapted TO the Southern clinate-a market for
which be devoted his especial study.
In addition 10 the above, / have q very large
stock of Magnoliss, witch I can offer at greatly
rsdueed prices, and which will be- carefully
packed for transportation by an experienced
gardener.
Catalogues, with prices and any Information
wanted, VIII be sent on application to
WADpy Thompson.
P.O. Box 10, Mem pbfs, Tenn.
Terms cash or city aceePtsncss. nova d4Wtf
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRTHERN CITIES
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville Z. 3. Line.
Fan Schedule, September I3, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN As FOLLOWS;

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The BIS pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at St Louis at 100 I'm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 23zL
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
nv Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, TO all prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
Asa hill. Passenger Agent sepl3
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UlEE splendid side-wheel steamers LIBER9
NO. 2, and MAYFLOWER, viii form
S6mt-Weekly line between Memphis al
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesdi
and Saturday, at S o'ci1. X pm, connecting
OevalTs BLUFF with trasBs of the Little kol
Railroad for Little EoaS and Got Springs. Il
dav and Friday st s am. and DevaN's BIZ
every wednesday and Saturday at l2O'elock !
The Liberty. No. 2, and Mey1ower Will NAL
close connections at the mouth Of White rtvI
with the steamer Guidon for Pine BluL FaI
10 Pine B1un, sl2 90; Freight. 50 cents per !
pounds.
The steamers Economist ar d Hamilton vi
run between Little Rock and Fort Smith ]
connection with this lin and the Memphissr
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight ia 8
points between Little Rock and Fort Smith.
lRssirance one-hdB per cent LESS 6g *
route than any other.
JOHN b. DAVIS, Superintendent.
LEVY d SHARPE, Agents,
ocsq II No eco Front Row.
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Gift Gifts TO are Amount OF
s250.G OO-EVeIy Ticket Draw Prize.
5cash glfts, each si0lf0OJ 20 cash gifts, each s5C0
10 6gCOf2J " 100
20 "a 81 Ie0J 30 90
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos. each 500 to $50
Is AelOdeons eaca 10 80
$50 Sewing Machines, 60 to 10
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, etc, al valued at
81, 10000.
A chance to draw any OF the above prizes for
Zc. Tickets descTibiDg prizes are SEALED in
envelopes and well mixed ON receipt Of a
SEALED TICKET is drawn Without choice Md
upon It vii be delivered to the uckzt-h lder
on payment OF OSE DOLLAR. Prizes sre imme-
diaJe'y sent TO any address By express or re-
turn nsil.
You VIII know what your prize is before you
pa for II. Any p-fzs ezehqnged for another Of
same value. No Blanks Orr patrons can de-
pend on fair dealing.
R~EFERESCEs We select the following from
who have lately drawn vRlusble pr yes
and kiDdly permitted rs u PUB tsh hem >.
7. wilkins. Buffalo, so Miss Annie Monroe,
Chicago. Piano, $50; John D Moore, Loais-
Piano 500 Rev. E A. Day, view OTleSHs, 500.
We publish no names without permission
OPINIONS or lie q rm Is -elia-
bic and deserves their success Wseki&Tn-
bune, Aug. s. ave know them to be s fair
dealing hrm.H-N. Y. Herald, Aug. q a
friend OF ours drew q 500 prize, which was
prrRptIy received. News Sept. 8
send fnr circular. Libsrai inducements to
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed I've psck-
age of Sealed Envelopes contain ONE CASH
GIFT. Fix Tickets for 81; - for 81 s. or IS;
ITO for SIS. Ali letters -hOu d be ad rTessed TO
HAHPAE, ELS a -
novS0 lon I73 Brosdway.N-T Y.
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Our market was moderately active
and prices were probably B@Fc under
those Of yesterday on some grades ous
holders were, as a general thing,
not willing to concede. The demand
was on orders mostly, but some was Is
ken for shipment to New Orleans. Il
will be- seen that clsssifcations Tun into
each ether and that prices are Irregular.
We quote among the sales: so, 30 anu
us Good Ordinary at 22t@29c, and 20 al
22o; 5S Shy Low Middlings at 22ic, lO5.
25, 80, 25, 6, 81 and 20 Low Middlings at
colo, $50 at 22sc, 81 81 22so, 81, 70, 49, 80
and 81 at 22.e; l2S Shy Middlings st
22sc, 80 st 22$c; 10, "a, 80, 6, Is and 60
Mlddlings at 23e, Is a. 235e; 8, 3, s, 5, @
and 10 Strict Middlings at 29le; 5 Good
N ddlings at 24c, : al 24e. We quote as
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SAINT FRANCIs.

Capt I. 4. Bowman, : Sam G. Paine, Clel
xATILL leave Memphis on heI rst
first trip TUESDAY. Novem ~
Der eth. for Helena and ST. Francis river, an
EV. by TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
Far freiant or passage apply on board, or 70
LAhRY HARNSTAD. Agent,
nevis IL 30. ~ MADISON street.
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Memphis and New Orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY AMES---..--..Geo ". Boyd, Master
]. 5. Sedan, Clerk.
THIS splendid steamer viii enter 1.~h
the trade as q regular SATUR-&G
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS, at 8 pm,
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
No. u Madison street.
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
noyl4tf No 81 Front street
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FOR 81. LOUIS.
FOR L POINT.

FOR HALE'S POINT.
Memphis and EaIe's Point Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, CscsOla and Hales
Point.
The Sidewheel Passenger Packet
Captain W. c. Hardwick
WILL leave Memphis as above H
w every Tuesday and Satur-As
day, commencing wednesday, November Z0th'
and viii remain permanently in the trade, and
by strict attention to business trusts 70 receive
the patronage of shippers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
MAXI WAL & 70, Agents,
ooy22 If No. 2I2 Front street.
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Lard !

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Low TO
u the trade 100 cases LARD In 8, 8 and z
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