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pRoPosALs PoR FORAGE.
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ovsIeE CHEZ orAsrsnsAsrRR.l
.fIf DnTRIcr OF AREArsAs,
....H JrfTLn Rock. Oct. n. 1853 }
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, arp tnyited and
will be received a. this oinee until lao,sleek. m
plying ths unissd States oSsrisfms.tsr's BspsIt-
msnt At wssbinSten. Ark. with Porsre until the
The Hay, or FODDER and Corn tabout rs tons Of
Hay or Fodder. and 2l00 bushels Of Cornb 70 be Of
and in such quantities as the Post ouartermaster
may require for use. ...... IL u.
The United staiss reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals for Forage
At Washington, Ark, and addressed 70 the under
\ By command Of BrOyst Major gssnsT.I 4. IL.
Bst' Col and Chief oaarternasier, bistrlst Of
hrksusaa noy7.td
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.wrLLErr's PoIsT, NY. H.. Now ,isss q
Sealed proposals, In duElissis yin be rsssiss e
1883, By the undersigned, at willett's Point, New
YORK Harbor, for furnishing the troops therest
June !, 1850. ..H .. ... l..
The s9.Sselepe. opelo;ing Dfopossl. Ppst b in
The fresh beef is to be Of good marketable qual.
ity. with equal proportions q fore and h'pdr"'--
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sr.rI ss ,se:. E,E p,. n,SI5stn gill RSoT

v,
Ausris, TExAs, October n, 1865. }
.his, 0aiss until ,MONDIY, December II 1895. Al
supplies from The arst day Of 1aauaTy, lSo 10 the
thirty first day Of December 1869, on the following
route, viz:
From San Antonio TO all military posts aud
camps that are or may be established on the Texas
frontier. south u Red river, and north OF 80 de-
greeA north latitude.
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred (l0O)
pounds. per one hundred tloO) miles al which they
will transport said supplies.
Bidders should give Iheir names In full. as well
rs their places of residence, and each proposal
should be accompanied By bond IN the sum OF ten
thousand kei0, 0O) doliArs, signed by two or more
responsible persYns, gaaLantesng that In ease ihe
proposals. to the parties proposing, the eontIae!
ancient security furnished By said parties In ae-
cordAnos with the terms OF this advertisement
The amount Of bonds required from the contractor
will be hfty thousand le6O, 0O0) dollArs.
Satisfactory violence " the sOyeney Of each bid
der and person offered as security III be- TeauiTsG
Forms OF contract may DO seen at the Olc co Of the
Depot QuArtermaster ~ San Antonio and At Mar.
shall, Texas, and at this office.
The right u reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals muIt be indorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation. and addressed 70 the under.
.lBJ command of Brevot Major qoussssl 4 J, Rey.
BIsSs! BrIgsdlsr General aud b. q. n, Pinh
miutAty Dbtrct, hG9td
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An Acr to take up and relay the flag footwsy
on the north side Of street south, from the
west sido Of Ninth street west to the inter
section Of said @ street With Maryland
avenue.
Be 1t enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council of the City Of
Warrington, That the Mayor DO, and hereby
is, authorised and requested to cause the Gag
footway on the north side Of c street south,
from the west side Of Ninth street west to
the intersection Of said G street with Maryiapd
avenue, to be taken up and relaid. The wori
to be done under the direction Of the com
missioner Of the Seventh Ward. Also, Il
extend the gutter on the north side Of G stree
south across Ninth street west to Maryland
avenue; aud to defrsy the expense thereof
the sum Of four hundred $4,000 dollars, or SO
much thereof as may DO necessary, 10 hereby
appropriated out Of the funds OF the Seventh
Wa.d.
Approved. October 81, 1868.
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imposed and levied on all lots or parts of lots
bordering on the line Of the improvement; the
said tar to DO assessed and collected in con-
formitJ with the provisions Of the act approved
October IL, 1865.
Approved, October 81, 1865.
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YHB NBEClAKTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

70 promote and prptsst, trade By enabling rs sub
Rs & sS. s me S.. .s s sin A s.I
Pas'h Sns AVE
TILs RtEaas,,S. REsIsrns, sontairinEs among
kaE S t 3 tsapI. q etsS 6oS5 q he prasie
Ra PSSs sa$Dss s:. Duo 81 e.
cities, TOWNS, yiiiagss, and se.tlemenis through.
PSys.s q os aSS
Ing the most Important information atiainAble and
aefr 'es .Ssn II 1 %' deemed
sS.s: G
leter. price. and place Of publication. with iull
Pisss ssias % he Pres: o. every county In he
ssis I'm ss ssh. ss
the same will DO based. 50 fsr as practicable, upon
ss saa E 81 .sS
legal oorrespordsnts, whose character will prove
s. A :as Sys ss spaf
Will prove more upthfal and complete. and there
fore ,uperiO5 e, and Of much greater value. than
By .id q hsMFEs.sr,B = nsrsaIscn REaIsrnn.
The capital and srsaatien o. credit. as compared
S S q Ssstssl'SSa R'Ss q. sSs1ss
vi x: sss. " Il: Ss. iS G sss
ht IN the name and condition e ain.
'Ai gnsaS
s sas sSars:s x * St GSsa
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| Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
imoEo steam lines and Adams Express to care OF
| X, II, HAyeaner, Freight Agent At Alexandria,
| will be forwarded as lar as LeesbuTE free Of
| charge other than our regular tariff rates
| Communication Passeng ger Tickets between Alex.
andriA aud LeesburE aud intermediate stations at
cheap rates.
| Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
| between Alexandria and LeesburE, and between
those places and intermediate points, are ssuod at
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
! uO3-lf GENERAL Buperint n dent
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pKOPOSALs POR A LOGUE,

HBADorARTERs DEPARTMENT oP TIE Souri,,
CHIP QUARTRKAAsTER's OFFICE,
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. q, 1858.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until IL IN, November zslh, 1893. ut which time
erecting brick Lodge building at the National
Cemetery At salisbury, \. c., according to the
Post QuArtermAster at Raleigh, N. q
acted. -. - -.
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals for
erecting Brick Lodge Buildins'p snd saSSHss.sd
Brsy, Brig Gen, q. M, U. s,A, Chiefo MBeP't
Of the South. p0yl0.td
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PHILADELPMIA,, wILMISSToE AND BAL

L TIMORE RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday. June Sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot. Balti-
WAY Mail Train for PhilAdelphia aud Way Sta
tons at :25 O. m This train com meets at Newcastle
Junction with trains fer all stations on the Della
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
at 0 40 a. m. connecting at Perryyille with train
Express Train for PhilAdelphia and New York
At . Tsp, N. eonneetinE at Wilmington with train
mington and Harrington.
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and inter-
Express Train for Philadelphia at e:S p m.
Express Train for New York at 8 3 p, m, con :
meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at 8 is p. m.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pros
iden Street depot or At Ticket once, No. ln BAlu-
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
At their residence by union TdansfeI Eomp.ny.
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ILEL.. ..sL- baltimore W hOChsSTEk and
PITTSBURGH without change.
.PassenEsrs By this route from Baltimore have
DEPofs, and no RBRRfKs. :.
Tsfs.s By This s rate "a b PresIIsd Z, the
avenue under National Hotel, whore reliable infor-
nation will be given AZ AZ times,
Passengers curing tickets At this once, can &C.
care accommodation IN Sleeping Cars Tor Emira or
Pittsburgh. W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
washinGton. D. @.
I'D. s. YOUNG, General Passenger AGENT. ~,
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=. HEApauAnrERs DEr'r or IHE souIH,)
CHfEF QuARrEnnLsrHR's OFYIcE, y
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. D, 1865,
Sealed proposals. will be received At this ofhoe
will be opened for fuIni shinG material and greet
Ing brick Lodge Buiidins al the National Gene
ins.tion. 4 % ;ssn x &c oeo o. the Depot GUAR
n. usual requiismsnt for bids. &C., will be sx.
acted.
Proposals should DO endorsed "PIopo.ais for
Erecting a brick Lodge BuildinEs snS addressed
,.,,. Brew, g gHs, SSeS. 2 H. ~, X sd An
DRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTArIoN
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

A LEXANDRIA. k b4qR9Tbb AND HANPsHIH
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION

Hy.por,rr-zEr iTrr N'I9tal n,srsr ~
~ soy fEy =.
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1saiiuE = sound. When you visited our town, !
was told that you professed to caro- Deafness. and
I resolved 70 try your medicine, and. am happy
to say, after usnG one bottle. according to your
directions, was entirely restored TO my hsarinE,
A. hundreds in this neighborhood can testify.
Yours, respectfully, X, ", fiOk
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Reaular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
aKm-..-..----....--.H. Bla.sds1, Master
ms une passenger packet VIII Ii
,eavr az sboye,o on =Eszz2s
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at s pm.
T.. A. KEEDiG, Agent.
novII q so Front It. MOsby Bio K.
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GgTEGE.

The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day Wa quiet with Uplands usd, Or
leans II and st l pm. was easier with
ssies Of z 0G0 bales, Uplands 11@lI5d,
Orlesns 1l49I1sd.
The New Orleans market opened Gull
and nominsl, Middliogs 232c.
Ia New York AZ the opening the mar
ket was also dull and nominal Uplands
244c- At noon it vas unchGDFed, and
at the close wss quiet and weak, Md
ding 24Ee, Orleans 25c, Low EfiddIiugs
234e SEses, 1000 bales.
Our market, iEfusncsd by the Rd7iees
by telegraph, wss quiet aud weak, with
quotations hard 70 strive ct 20 factors
had very different views shout the mat
ter. Many sellers declared that Mid
dlings sold during the DAY st 224c, while
others Jhoagnt thst 22Ie was an outside
figure. Nssrly sI the sales reported,
however, were on : basis OF 22Ie, with
some few Al 229 for bright styles ap-
preaching 90 Strict. Il would seem that
buyers hold few il any orders, OF they
sre anticipating a decline. What
grounds yhey have for the latter we csn't
imagine, - TIE s,ock is net Increasing IS
rspi1y IS WIS anticipated some weeks
ago - any q the ports, while here il IS
very iaw, sJ less the Gusold portion Is
vsTy light We quote as follows:
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Tuesday. io.h day of November. A.D,.18es,

To the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the
trent entrance Of the y s. Courthouse, Val
dram Baoes NO $50 Main street, Memphis, Ten
ne seas between the hours OF 9o'ctoek am. and
4 . c 0ck PA. az q commencing at u O'CLOCK "a.
ofs4 day, al the T ght, tide aud interest, = gal
and e9altaole. bel nging 10 said BANKRUPT on
Inc Is a ia OF rebfuaFy. l5t6, 10 and 20 the
fol. owls & described real estate is tire county OF
scott and St-te 81 KENTUCKY. on the waters Of
South ElEhorn, consisting Of two tracts of one
hularsd ana tWeets mine acrea and nfn- poles.
an ar y-tWo aeresand three rood8, respectively,
adjoining = eli other, and Wing on The souih
sd OF he Seorgetown AID frankfort Turn
Kentucky, q a bounded On the seuih by he
I~ronWorks road, on the west by lands Of Mrs.
Keaheg.oa the north by the said Turnpike.
and on the east 5y lands II Jackson. grauham
anu 1ser. WIN. Y. CfEODE-
Assignee OF the Estate OF Jilson f. Johnson.
Memphis, Tenn, October ~, 1866. oc2i
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FtRASCE AND TRADE.

OEFTCW OF TBS DAILY APPEhL.R
MEMPHIS. November 10. 1885.

OFFICE OF b DAILY APPNhE.R
MEMPHIS. November 10. 1885.
Exchange is abundant enough on sll
points, aad rates are somewhat irregular
just as cur banks happened to be sup
piled. The regular rate is &c discount on
Eastern cities, but some OF our discount
houses took bills during the day at &c
discount. Selling st par to 10 discount
on the East, and ct par to TO premium
on New Orleans. Cotton bills upon the
latter point are taken al Be discount in
81 cases, ana are IL excess OF the de-
m1Hd.
Currency is easy enough for al legiti-
mate purposes, spd an occasional short
loan Is msds 81 regOlsr rstes, but upon
the streets rates OF interest sre very If
regular.
Cay Scrip is 10 fair demand with some
inere2ss in she demand from tax PAYERS.
Tnis demsDd VIII grow a pay day comes
around Brokers buy at 7s9sOc, and sell
at s49S5c.
County Warrants sTe active snd
higher. Spectators wsnt to buy at ESQ
66e, but Ere unable 70 Go SO, while We
heard Of q sale OF 5000 tca dealer at TOc.
This party wanted more at the same
figure. Brokers hli orders from tax pay
eTs st T0972c, in small amounts. but no
large ioas could be found ever at that
rate.
Police Scrip is steady and eearce at
s09s3c buying. Selling st S5G,S7c.
We know OF no School Scrip on the
market.
Cty Bonds are BomiDally unchanged.
Held at So by dealers.
Gold opened in New York to-day s
134sc, and closed ST the same. we heard
OF . few small sales to dealers at I34c.
The demand is active and is largely in
excess % the offerings. Selling over tie
counter 81 l369l364c.
Secretary McCulioch most emphatic
ally denies the statements made IN the
money articles Of two or three Of the
New York papers, that be has been sell
ing bonds 20 add TO the stringsncy Of the
money market. he says that Just the
reverse IS the ease that he has been
buying bonds 10 loosen the market, and
has, beside, issued additional three per
cent. temporary loan certificates. which
the Clearinghouse in New York has
agreed 10 receive on the same footing
with legal tender notes. Il can be added
right here that the Secretary viii re-
commend such legislation in his forthe
coming annual report, that, if enacted,
viii curtaL the powers Of the National
banks, and prevent such g combination
fer locking Up grss15acks, 81 just exhi5-
tied in the New York market.
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AdneirGC Raphael SeangneS'
NEW WORK, THE
SUMTER AND THE ALABAMA,

NOW in press ana ready for delivery n De-
~ cem5er THIS WorE isa record # the heroic
services sfiOSt rendered by THIS glfant com
l2auder ana MS devoted comrades dur NJ the
var between The States aud Is q Dook o.
tn iling interest e. all lovers OF the daring,
brave and Jrue. IL sells faster than any boak
tbat has hee0 jsalsd Tor years One aIenJ ia
Baltimore sold 2 copies q day scr two weeks;
another sge2g "a AlaD ma sold So copies q day
bis first throe DAYS ard every agent we have
Out reports rapid sales. Exclusive territory
glVen % Ldvh ~ eSysttsecs and %oii5y. the
work viii % spfendtdlX Iusirzfed aad bound.
CanVassing book AMI Uutnt viii cGst s. %, and
parties who VISA TO avoid delay and s5cnfe
2 cd territory can. remit with their first april
catt0n, Z they 50 desire. with Instructors TO
return the money In case thste ritcry is taken.
address X. J. DIB sBE& CO.,
Publishing House, 203 Main Street,
pov9 5ecd3tAwlJ Louisville. Ky.
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saturday. the 9Th DAY Of december, 1855,

At 10 O'Clock am at the northwest corner Of
Main and Vance streets, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, an undivided One-hsIf interest
in TIE following described lot or parcel Of land
IN the city OF Memphis, tO-Wit: The south
part of block No q: Beginning attLe north
west e.rEsr of the Intersection. OF e44i1 and
streets; thence north with the we Z side
OF Man street (l00 fee) 10 a stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street $50 feet to Il
stake thencs sO1th and Psraf lei with Main
street loo iest to The north side of Vance street. /;
thence east with Vance strees l50 feet to TIE De
ginning. Equity OF redemption waived, AID
ths title believed 10 De good, bat eoavey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustss.
November 1889. nov3
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TRADE.

The weather changed LAST niEht and
the air wss quite cool this morning. We
have but little change TO report in our
general markets. Meats are scarce and
in demsnd 1t OR quotations Of ysster.
day. Mes pork to arrive was offered at
s29 20, but whether new or old the seller
did not know. Eggs ars dull aud Of
fered st32633c. Corn is not 20 be found,
while the demand is active. Those who
hold q few sacks Of ear ia store sre ask
ing 95c6S1 O5 in s small way. Chickens
are also lower selling 81 g 5094 so, az
to size.
We have to record the first shipment
OF goods, and their receipt ia this city,
via the direct trade movement Of MessEs.
Bsyless, Everett & Co, OF London E3d
Memphis. Several samples were re-
ceivsd to-day by Mr. Bronson Bayless,
the resident member OF the firm, which
will be exposed 10 view in a day or two.
The samples embrace gGEs, pistols, dry
goods, hosiery, carpsting, wines, liqU0rs,
jswelry, qUeensware, etc, and merit a
visit from all who are interested in the
direct importation Of such articles as are
needed 10 the South. The day is not far
distant when our merchants can order
Their supplies direct from the European
manufactures, thereby ssving to the con-
ume the profit which is made by the
New York importer.
The races have drawn 3 large number
Of strangers to cur city and our hotels
are full.
The National Bosrd OF Trade will hold
q meeting at Cincinnati on the 81 Of De-
cember. No setiOn has IS YET been taken
by our Chamber Of Commerce to appoint
delegates, but we learn that = called
meeting will take place this week, when
the ques ion viii come up.
The imports # sugar into the country
during tie present year have been con-
sidersbiy IN excess Of those Of 1857 OF
CUBE boxes, OF ~h0gshesds, q also o.
Brazil and Manila bags, imports show a
large Increase over last year ConsuTnp-
ton has also been large, as the stscks on
hand ara scarcely greater, taken alto
getheF, than they were at this time last
year. Tie following table shows the
imports q each port since the let Of Jan
uaFy, 1868 aud the total for the same
tune Ia 1867. We reduce the herre!s and
tierces received 10 hOgshssds:
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TRUSTEE SALE.

by virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed by
~ Vim I. Fly On the 0;h day OF March, A ID
1853, to John d. Trctssr, Trustee, to securs the
payment OF certain prOmissOry notes payable
as follows, to wit: One note for six thousand
dollars, Due and payable to Catherine p ares-
man en- the SVth dag OF January, AID. 1860,
with ten G rcent. interest rom date, and dated
the 38th of March, A i. 1859. One note Of the
sa.ae date Tor six Thousand six undTe GO 100
q 8liaTs, payab TO arheriUs p. Freeman on
30th day of March, A.D. 1851, with legal interest
from date. and one note OF same dste fer six
thoesand SIX hundred 60 Ice dollars, payable 10
Catherine P Freeman with legal inSsress from
date. said Deed OF 1rpst l. rec rded IA the Pro
bate Clerks Office Of Tuniea county, State of
Mississippi, IN Box r. OF the record OF deeds
for said county. psse 51l. and BY virtue o..
Court OF said Tuuica county, made at fha april
term thereof, A.D. 1868, Investing my-esf with
the powers of yTusJesiG said Deed OF F4ust, the
dealt of the said Jno. d. TrO,ter, tFGstes As
aforesaid, having been suggested TO said Chan
cSry Court, l Val, on the
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RTVER MATTERS.
EArHE AND REgErs.

~ IA AhE AMI "a
MEMPHIS November 1.-THE weather
was cool yesterday. and q pretty stiff
wind was blowing early IN tina day. The
river ct this point is shout the same as
Monday, with no change in the water
hence TO Cairo. The Upper Mississippi
is rising raridly from late rains. The
Upper Ohio Is falling, but the lower end
Of the river = rising, with not less than
five feet on the shoalest bars. The Cum
berisnd is on 8 stand, with five feet
lsrge on the shoals.
Arrivals.
Steamer Mary Forsyth, 81. Louis.
" LuminsTy,
Magenta, New Orleans.
/" Emma No. 8,
I" Ozark, Arkansas river.
Departures.
Steamer Mary Forsyth, st. Louis.
[" Emma No. 8, Cincinnati.
/" Linton, Louisville.
" LumiDary, VicEsburg.
I" Dss Arc, White river.
" Liberty,
" Eatoma, Friar's Point.
/" argos, 81. Francis riyer.
In Port.
Empire, sam Hale, Magenta, Agnes
and Ozark.
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assh Day Of December, I'D. 1855,

At the courthouse door IN the town of Austin
in the county Of Tunic7, state OF Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described IN said Deed OF
Trust, IS follows, to wit: All OF section seven
ca OF Township % 81 Range eleven, IN, west
lying and being In said Tunica ccuEfy and State
of Mississippi. Sale within lawful hours. Title
supposed 10 be good, but I VIII sell Cnly as
Trustee. +. +. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October Is. 1888. oe27 tbs
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nROE. NOOK has commenced his session Of
Dsnelus Lessons % his OLD Hat, 23I Sert5pd
eel, sedSFeoU t-ccE- kOT Ladies an CbiI-
ore. ~d2y and Saturday EVENINGS.
Gsn.a gas go 1hUHEdsy nights. Pfscf5e5
jig YasaezSss1y two weeks. ooz2 In
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Run AS FOLLOWS;

9th Trains connect 6OE Nashville.
The 5:5 p-m~c connects for Cairo snd st. Louis
arriving a. s. L0uise at 10 PM next day.
Through Tickets 81 2edHced Ka!es,
Can be procured at the C~ompany's Office, 237L
Main street, end st Depot, head Of Main street
- Baggage Checked - Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
vs5s Residences, or or board EOsLz, 70 al prtn-
eipal points East and North
SAM. 3. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HIEL. Eassengar Agsa.. senI3
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TnsoSvent Notice.

r HAVE sugges. ed the insolvency of the es-
Il tate ofJebn H-AKmstrnng, dsceased, to the
Clerk OF the County Court OF Shelby panty
All persons having claims against said estate
viii dis the saaaeswitn said Clerk, authenticated
according to law, n or Be, ore the LIST day Of
April, 1853. JOHN 7. wilkins, Admir-.
GcsosSsr 10, so. OCH aw4 wed
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In the matter Of JILsoE P. JOHNsoE, Bank
rup& IN Bankruptcy at Memphis.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale entered In the
ID above named matte, on tue 18th day Of Oe-.
toher, 1888, by the District Court + the United
states for the District Of West TENT essee, In
bankruptcy, I viii sel, on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-11
TRUSTEE,S SIZE.
thursday, the1e.h Bay ofDeesmser, 18ss,
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the authority vested IN me by
D Deed of Trust executed 20 M by James D.
Hadin on the 4ta day of December, 1857, 10 Sc
cure the payment Of certain debts therein
specified, aLd recorded in The Registers OrIE6
or shelby county, Tennessee, n cook No. u,
pages 56 n 81, L wiz, On