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sud market well supplied. Common to
choice Rio, in a jobbing way, 20 to 26c.
From frsthands IN large lots, 50 follows
Ordinary, IS to Isle Fair, 1871 70 colo
Good, Oh to 224e; Prime, % to 2S5e
Choice, 234 to 24o.
We have no change to report IN FEED
This market is firm, aud holders of Corn
on levee were asking ? to 80 higher. We
quote, in lots, 70 to 751, from landing
In store, s)e. OATS are steady at soc, on
levee, aud $50 in store, BRAN "A to $25
per ton, In lots, l 40 TO 81 60 per leo.
HAY, on hstboats, S27; from store 30 TO
$50.
There is but q light jobbing demand
for CORNMEAL at 8 40 to 50 90 by dray
load from levee; from store, So 70.
There is s fair shipping demand for all
kinds Of DRIED FRUIrs. Dried Apples
Z to Sc; Peaches 10 20 lie.
The EGa market is well supplied sell
ling ct Is t. ITc.
The FLoCR market is steady, and prices
have stifsaed, bu. ars not quOtsbiy
higher. Fine 6 90 TO SO IS; Super
hae : TO s. Is; X, z SO to s.
Xxx, s so to So; xxx and Fancy brands,
9 80 to SI2.
In GRASS SEED we have no change
to note. Clover is scarce at S1i per
bushel. Blue Grass So IS. Timothy
81 >. Orchard Grass 50 %. Herds 81
Millet 50. Luosrne and White Clover
75c per ID.
HIDES are firm and In demand,
with prices tending upwards. Green,
9 to SIC; Salt, 10 to lie; Dry
Salt, I9c; Dry Flint, Gle Deer Skizs,
green, Is TO l6s; dry, SO to S5o.
In IRON tbs We nave no change to
note. Selling ct 6 to T3c as to style.
Cape and Alabama LIME held At 2 to
81 25 per barrel. Utica l 70 10 s.. Louis
vile Cement2 IS to 81.
In SUGARS aud MOLAssEs we have
continued frmness to report, and de-
mand active. inferior Sugars II to ll4e;
Fair I34 to I4c; Fully Fair I44 to I44e
Prime 143 to I5c; Choice I51 tOI53e; Yell
low Clarified Is to 16lc; White CIsr-
flied I8f 70 lie. Common Molasses
s. to 70; Choice so to Soc.
There was a better demand for PRO-
DUCE 70 day and prices firm. Peach
blow potatoes, In lois at fiztbOat, 81 S.;
from store So. Resets 3 80 to 81 %
Pink-eyes 4 % to 81 70. Early Good
richs 4 rs to s., in lots; IS 80 by single
DOL. London Ladys, same as Early
GOodrichs. Neshannoeks ) to So 50.
The POULTRY market is poorly sup
piled. TURKEYS IS to $40. Geese : to
50. Ducks s.. Good Chickens 8 so to s..
The STOCK market is about the same.
We quote No. l besves 81 8 to 64J gross,
No. 2, 4 to 4Ie; No. 5, p to 3!e. The
latter are in COED supply. Sheep are not
in demand-NO. /, s. per head inferior
3 so TO 81. Hoes are scarce at Toe gross
Is to 1876 dressed Mich COWS dull with
good stock. Sailing at 40 to $50, as to
quality.
There is q large stock o. SALT on hand,
and prices are some lower. Demand
moderate. Large Dairy, in I bushel
barrels, 81 IS. Small Dairy, in 8 bushel
barrels, - IS. Large Common, in Z
bushel barrels, s. 80. Small Common,
IN ) busheI barrels, - IS.
ToBACCos IF aI kids are frn, and
prices Rre tending higher. Low grades
haze advanced mere materially than
the finer ones. Seeks sre light.
In WHISKY there IS s fair trade doing.
Highwines, 95c to 81.
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with the same materials beside which,
1t Ia narrow, and so beset with sandbara
as 60 seem shallow. The water "a wholly
opsque, like that OF the Mississipni ana
30 braekish, that to avoid drinking II,
the b0atmen carry the diluted mud OF
the latter with them ia barrels. 1t wlnds
through q fiat country, the red erumb.
ling soil Of which e0loTs the water. ard
washes away during high doods, so that
every year b river hnds Itself IN a new
channel IN On part of its course. But
1t needs all the discipline of q course Of
Red river navigation 10 prepare n to
a preeiate that of the lakes hetweeu
Shreveport n Jefferson. Ga the map
tes chain of lakes is misrepreseuted bv
o roundish spot labeled Cad Lake,
There are four or five OF these lakes. of
shapes so irregular that 1t ID no wonder
the map makers gave them up In desnair.
These are connected by narrow bayous.
I'd are every where uil Of standing
{ ees or stumFs, Living or dead. The
older Inhabitants remember this region
as q forest hunting ground. The dam
ming OF the river Dy the rat above has
turned much Of its water in this direc-
ton, and overlooked the land heresboutg.
II must always have been moist land. as
the standing timber is all cypress-a
tree delighting in mud. But it wss not
all swamp, since trunks OF pines. in ex-
cellent preservation, are found at low
water. Ordinary r ID river steamers can
not navigate these lakes of the woods,
which have a craft on purpose for them.
At high water there Is no trouble. the
boats going over the stumps without
danger; but in ordinary stages the little
| steamers are wriggled through invisible
channels by a sort of juggIery bordering
or magic. You stand ON deck and watcn
! the process, but neve can guess into
whicn Of the impossible creeks the boat
will turn. If you venture q guess you
will be sure to guess wrong. They al
ways go just where you know they can
not. The ways are 20 narrow and the
turns so short that the boats are guided
sometimes for miles by q head line"
This is 8 rope, one end OF which is car
ried by men in 8 SIX &, and attached to
various trees and 5tumps, the other end
passing through spaces forward and fast
ened TO the cRpstan, which is then
turned by the engine, until winding up
the line turns the boat in the right dlTec-
ton. As soon as il gets fairly headed in
the new way, you viii see the rope
hitched to another tree and the vessel
turned again. A Mississippian, after
| ~curi0usly watching the operation for q
long time, exclaimed, Well, this IS the
first time l was eve on u steamboat
where they had to send a Niger on
ahead to lead 1t through the o0a ~
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There is nothing doing In Bonds OF
Stocks. City Bonds are scarce with 70
inquiry, and holders generally are not
disposed to let go at lesl than 5Se.
Ledger balances ara offered in small
amounts ocessiona ly, and are bought by
brokers st 72973c, aud sold 20 tax
payers at 75977c. City Scrip is in some
demand at T5c; selling at 7S9sOe.
County Warrants ars steady. There
are buyers on the market for all offered
at 75a76s. Brokers sell at SOC.
Police scrip is in active demand, with
light supply. Baying at $685. selling
at s79sSc.
We note 8 purchase Of $4,000 Gold TO-
day by 8 dealer At 1914. There is little Il
any margin between rates here and in
New York, and brokers generally are
not disposed to buy for shipment The
counter demand is fair, and selling rates
range from 1851 to 1856.
Gigantic frauds have been brought to
light in the Claim Agency business, IS
conducted in this city. Particulars Will
be found in chr local columns.
Gold opened 10 New York to-day al
I35t, and closed 81 l35, carrying At 7 per
cent. Money stringent at per cent. on
call. Sterling Exchange dull 81 1885 Tor
80 day bills.
The Stock msrket at the opening was
feverish, and very much unsettled.
There vas s Bsarish feeling at II Am,
with Money stringent, and closed dull
and heavy.
Wells & Fargo Ex., =; American Elk,
As; Adams Elk, ST. Z. ). Elk, -
Merchants Union Elk, -; Quicksilver,
q; Canton, 594; Pacific Mail, I09s; West
ern Union Telegraph Co, S6t New York
Central, 1905; Erie, TO =; Hudson
1855; Reading, eIt; Chic. & Alton, -;
preferred, -; Toledo, W. and F. w,
653 ; preferred, =; 81. Paul, 65 preferred
ut; Fit. Wayne, Il7i; Odio & Missis.
slppi, SS3; Michigan Central, 12s Mich
igan Southern, 923 Illinois Central,
I43; Cleveland & Pitts0urg, s95 CIeve-
land & Toledo, 1886 Rock Island, 1851 ;
Chicago & Northwestern, ST. preferred.
SCI.
Governments were unsettled at the
opening, with small offerings. There
was some anxiety to realizs az the noon
call, with the market unsettled and
prices declined. They remained irregu-
lar and unsettled to the Gloss.
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FRANCIS.
MEMPHIS s ARKANSAS REVgR
~ lS
Packet Oonapa'y.

VNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
L Boats Of this Line viii leave aaeInphis
hereafter THREETIME5A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, TharsdRys and Saturdays, at
8 O'Clock R.En,,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
W. a. CALDW ELL.-...--.R- L. Haines, Master
B.a sdell, Master
LEM EOII-.....+..--.-s... w. !. Der " Master
Connecting at IT'LL RO * with the Com
pany's new and hght-drausht packets for Fort
smith and Fort Gibson. Close Connections
made both Ways.
AMERICAN. .......-.-.JDo. W. Williams, Master
VAN .....-..-.--.. ames BoWl1n, Master
FORT GIBSON .,...-..-.JOhn Noodourn, Master
FOR SMITH .............-.Ed Rowland, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
fer the trade, and are particularly veil adopted
10 it. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by this line 10 all points on the Agkan-
sas river Without detention, aad at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point OF
the Arkansas river from North or EaAto Of Mem
pills. should have their gooas consigned TO
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet COM
pany, AT Memphis. A~erchgndjse ship ned from
New Orleans should be- consigned TO Memphis
ard ARKANSAS River packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Compa-
nyhE od9oa. JNO. u. ADAMS, PregidsRL
Z. A. KENDI9, Agent,
iaae es brent stress, Mpshg Rlook,
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Attachment Notice.

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, VS.. Gil L~swis-Before R.
H. Gibson. J. P.
TN this cause 1t app airing to he satisfaction
OF the Court. from afidAviG hlSd herein, that
me defendant Is a nonresident OF the State az
Tennessee and II also appearing hat tie at
tachmsnt 10 this cause ha. bsen lev ed
II is therefore ordered. That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal Tor forr knte4a =
siya weeks. requiring said defendant 10 amp Ar
bafore r. Gibson, J.P at mis- Office In aem-
phiR, on the 18th day of February next. and
plead, answer or demar TO said cause. or the
same will be heard W payte O. 70 HIM.
ja& laws h Il. 6H1ssgN :. p,
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LEILM


The Liverpool market opened quiet,
With Uplsnds I29I2si; Orleans 1910
I2gL At , pm, il wss fat, with Up.
lands IlFSI2d Orleans I2sGI2td and
closed fat, wits = declining tende-cy.
Quotations same. Sales 7O00 bales.
Shipments from Bombay, stree last re-
port 10 18Th inst, $1,000 bales.
The New York market g. the opening
was inactive, and prices dropping. Low
Aiddlings 2s3e; Uplsnds 2gle. At II:55
the market was dull, and prices lower.
Low MiddIings 2Ste UPlands 2sf; Coed
Good Middlings 504. Another nOon dis
patch says: "Tne C5tt03 market is duIl
A1d nominal in price. Strenuous efforts
are made here and at Liverpool by par
ties largely ovsrsOld at low figures, on
contracts between now and March Isl,
70 Bear the market. The knowledge OF
this fact wiz preclude all but weak hold
ers from accepting tke current quota
tons"
Al 2.05 pm. there was no change ia
prices, with market duh and nominal /;
and at the close was quiet and weak.
Low Middlings 2s92stc; UplADds 29}c /;
Mobile 293c; Orleans 294e; Good Md
dlings sole.
The New Orleans market az 1880 am.
was dull and nominal, with MiddIings
Este.
Our market wss dull and nominal.
There was some inquiry in ths morning,
At 27i92Sc, for MIddllDgs, and q few
forced sales we're made upon the latter
basis but factors generally were firm,
and not disposed 70 operate st present
prices. We cannot give accurate quola-
lions.
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WEEKLY Pamela STAR,

IS PUBLISHED IN A SECTION OF CoUE-
4 try entirely tributary 10 Memphis, and has
a circuletlOu unsurpas. ed by any other me-
oium OF that kind IN North Mississippi. Mer-
chants and business men generally VIII mud 1t
to their advantage TO advertise in the STAR
Address PAMELA STAR,
oc8 Panoia- Miss
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee. IN 8sn~kruptcy-ss.
Al Memphis, Tenn, SIN day o. February 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives Douceof his ap-
~pOintmeut as asslgnes o. III. h. Doris lndt-
vfdually, and as one OF tn firms OF DOriis q
Bro Doris & Co aud D IRIS. Waite 8 -Ohiug,
y HardemaD county, ana -ta1- Of Tennessee,
within said District, who has bsen adJucged
a saukrupt upon his own petition, Dy The
DisuricL COurB OF Sata District
U. WOOLDRfDGE,
febu Is 3 assignee.
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NOTICE.

District of West Tennessee. in -Bankruptoy-ss
At Memphis, Tenn, I0Lh day Of February. lS9.
u undersigned hereby gives notics Of his
appOintnnt nI as assignee o. John ~. SIN pkins,
OF McSaiTy comfy and state Of Ten
uessee. within said district. who has been adj
Judged a Bankrupt mon his own petition, by
the District Court OF sad District.
y. W~OULDkIDGE.
febl1 Is 25 Assignee.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tenaessee. IN Bankruptey-ss
At Memphis, Tenn, l0th day Of Z eornary, iS53.
The undersigned hereby gives notics Of bis
appointment as assignee OF J0lu XIX. 81. or
Shelby county, and Ssate OF Tennessee, within
said District. who has been djuaged a sank
rupt upon his own petition. ~ the District
Court OI said District.
0. WOOLDRTD5E,
febIl IS 3 a slsaee.
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Trust SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

ESY virtue Of a Desd Of Trust executed to me-,
ID as Trustee. by JamesS. @01oa On Eus 18Th
september. 1873, and Guiy recOrdtd IN th6 hes4s-
tsr's odioa OF shelby county, tennessee, IN
Book No. 81, part I'd, pages A,3andz Il w1Ion
Thursday, the 25th e bruary 1850,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and e
o'clock m, in tne city OF Memphis, Ia front OF
the Office OEK9rtreCht & Craft, No 81 South
Court street, proceed 70 sell. a. puo 10 suction,
10 the higuest bidder, for cash, the foiiOwtns
lots or parcels Of grOuCG. IN shelby county
Teun, In said Trust Des1, uc-criDef a suOws,
tO-wIt Being part OF Lot No. z. Ia . oek ~
in south Me1 pnts. beginning a. 8 point "a
feet from the Junction Il H TnauuO street and
BrOWn's avenue, on the essb Fide Of fernando
stree ct thence sou n vi b HeFuzncO street 81
feet; thence es~stw0roIy az rgnt angles win
Fernando street 100 feet; hence north a3a
fset theEcs westwar1ly Ito feet 20 the begin
ming and also sDO her Ct or parcel Of sad
Lot 10 :. Block 81, ~beginniug - the northeast
corner OF The above de eOrib q lot thSpcs east-
WaTdly 81 fCef, move o le 8. 70 a stake on an
alley : thence ~s0uthWardiy - 70 10 sake
there's Westward v ID the nsrtn 4ls OF ths
Episcopal hurch IOt 81 feet. more or less, 10 3
stsKs az tie sOuthsast eOrDer Of the iot above
described and thence n~9rthWarrly 81 feet 10
the beginning corner. kquity Of rsosHPuon
is waived.
The tile 70 the above property IS believed 20
be good, but 1 sell and convey only asIrusteS.
fepll CHARLES HihECdI tru-t-s.
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fsbi54
NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee. In Bankruptcies.
A Memphis. Tenn. sth day Of February, 1888.
The undersigned heIeUy gives Notice Of hls
appointment A. assignee OF J. " ~. IOnes,
OF saelDy county, ami Slate Of tennessee,
within said District wEO mas been adi judged a
anzrnP upon h1s own petition, by the Dis
tricr Court OF said District
o. WOODBRIDGE.
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DR, JONES Is row Drsellcing at the Pea
body natei, Memphis, Tenn, where
ha viii remain uutiI Feb
ruarp 18Th 12HA

All letters must contain three red stamps
Persons who cannoG visit Or. Jones caa send
for ire tment by N all or express.
DR.. Jones In the future c1n ne consulted at
his summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
The summer months.
Dr., Jones makes 2 speciality OF the Eye, Ear,
Throat aud Lung. Read his stheE advertise
naaat in fak tapes, ted
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feb1l IS 2
NITICE.

District OF West Tennessee, IN Bsukruptcy@
At Memphis, ern.,e th day Of February, I5sg
The undersigned hereby givss not CO OF his
appointment as sEElgBee OF David MunCr1ef
OF shelby county and Stat5 o IeHnessess
within said Distrt- 6, VINO aas been adj
Judged q bankrupt upon has own petition, By
the District COurL OF said Dl-LEct.
v. WOOLDHIDGE.
fabIl Is IS As-ignee.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tsnne sec. IN -Bankruptcy-z
At Memphis, Tenn, uth day OF February, Issgf
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF ais
appointment as assignse OF Albert l.. clears,
Of HsFdeman county and state OF Tennessee,
gfthln said district, who has bees adfudgsd a
Bankrupt upon hisOwn petition, by the District
Court of said District.
o. WOOLDRTDGE.
febi5 q 90 assfgnee.
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tsnrssss, in B~snkruptey-ss.
At Memphis, Tenn, sGh day o. February, 1889.
The undersigned hersby gives notice Of his
appointments as assignss Of Tbom ~ J. War;.
OF Fayeti0 county, and state OF Tennessee,
within said District, who has been adjudgsd
a Bankrupt uDOn his own petition, o. the
District Court OF sald District.
U. WCOLGRT GE.
sahlI Is q as.Ignea.
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There is nothing doing In Bonds or
stocks. City Bonds are scarce, with 10
inquiry, and holders generally are not
disposed to let go at lesl than 5Sc.
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TyHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
L Boais II this LINE viii leave aeInphis
hereafter THREE TIME "a WEEK, as follows:
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sEEDMEN.
r. c. CRAIG q Co.,
p Il Il ID NJ Il ~,
3?9 MAIN STREET.

ALARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
ARDEN
FIELD AND
GRASS SEEDS.
Agricultural and horticultural Implements,
Peruvian Gueno,
Land Plaster AID
Superphosphate OF Lime,
Brinly Plows and Les2edeza Strata,
at CRAIGfS SEED STORE,
~ Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
So Catalogues and Praes Ltsts mailed fTae %
All apEtteansA fess
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HOTEL.
BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United States Tor
the District OF West Tennessee. Ia TIE MAJ
ter Of A. P. Tuck, bankrupt.
To the creditors OF the above named Bankrupts
Take notice that a general meeting OF taa
creditors OF said Bankrupb will 10 held Al tee
0hce Of 7. J. Latham, Esq. Regisier, ia he
city Of Memphis in said l~astrict, GA the Ljsh
day OF February, A. D.. 1853. at 70 O'Clock s.m,
FIR the purpose OF declaring b 6rss and final
dividend.
1 also give notice that have 6led ny anal
accounts as assignee OF the estate OF said b nix
rspt in said Court, and h a on the lita day Of
March, 1865, shall apply - said Court for the
settlement Of my accounts, and for a discharge
from al liability as assignee Of said estHeiu
accordance with the provisions OF the 2Sih SEQ
ton of the act Of Congress. enfiLe a a ACT to
establish a Uniform Bsssm Of bahkrupey
thougbout The United States" sPPT0FSd
March 2 1861.
AKsaFE1s. TENz., JazaaFy 2, ia taS
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commissioners Sale OF Arkansas
Lands.

IN pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit Court
i OF CnicoJ county, in the stale Of Arkansas,
on she Cuancery siQe thereof, rendered at the
October Term, AID, 1858, Of said Court. in q
Ger am cause IL erein pending, wherein Benon4
Macklin and George B. MaoElin, Executors of
Alexander w Maoktin, deceased, were com
plsiDants, and Allen Goodwin, q AdministraJC
Of William :. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
:. Ferguson, EuAies Goodwin and Allen God
win, in Tigot Of his wife, heirs of said william
>. Ferguson, deceased, were defendants the
undersigned, Commissioner appointed by said
DOurtiu said cause, will sell. Or
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NOTICE.

District Of West Tennessee, IN Bankrups-y-s.
At Memphis. Tenn, 9h day Of February. Iss9.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF hl5
appointment As assignee ~ VT Thomns. q
fsyeite county, aud stale or T=nuss-
see, who has been adludgsd a Bankrupt upon
hts own petition 0y Lhs District Court Of said
District
o. WOODBRIDGE,
sebII Is q Assignre.
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aOndsy, lhe lath Day Of AprII. I'D, lses

That being the first day of the April Term O
said Court, and between the hours on said day
for judicial sales, at the front door OF the Court
house, IN TIE town OF Lake NIIlsge, in sad
county and state, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the folowiEg de-
scribed lands, tO+Wit: The undivided one
half interest of frsct1DnaR section 81. contain
ing 632 acres of all of sections 50, 10 and Il,
containing 1870 acres of east half of section 7.
containing $50 acres of fractional west hrif of
section 20, OF west half of section 20, CT east
half or fractional section 20, of southeast nac
tiOnal quarter of section 20. and east fractional
part OF section 81, containing S57 G.IO9 acres,
ali in township l3 south, OF range one west OF
the 9th principal merriam. OF fractional sec
ton D, Of east fractional part OF section &. OF
northeast Rational part o. section 2. IN town
ship Il eoutn OF range one west, containing 6o7
acres OF e lst halt of section 3, of east half Of
section =, Of east half OF section Is, in town.
snip - south, of range two west, containing
80 acres of west half or east half of seeLiOn
a. OF west hall of southeast quarter and NORTH
sast quarter OF section %, IN township II south,
of range two west. containing 400 acres Of
quarter of section ) and southeast part of
southwest fractional quarter of section 5, in
tOWBBbip IA south, OF range one west, Contain
ing lUl 30 100 acres, to satisfy the several
amOunt of money mentioned in said decree
found To BE- due 10 said oumplainaDtS, amount
ing in the aggregate 10 abOut a,ty thousand
dollars. And said decree further direc s That
notice Of said sale be given by advertisements
In one oaily newspaper published IN Memphis.
in the state OF Eennessee, and in one weekly
paper published in Little Rock in the ol mey,
by fourteen successive daily publicat ons, sun
days excluded, and in the latter by o q weekly
publications. the last OF each publication 30 be
at least thirty days before the cay of sale.
q. W. FRY Commissioner
Lake Village, ARR, January le, 1863. IasI
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
arrive. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily--..S:i5 pm. 4:l6 PIN
New Orleans Express, daily
G except Sunday "........-..o.S am. 6S am
Freight. daily except sun
Ay...........s.-..--~.- .-..u---.sS.pt pm 'sSo e-Ai
Time through TO New Orleans "A hours. Bag
gage checked through. Tick ct onies S7h Main
street and al Depot OmniOuSes viii Sail iCr
pa and cneck baggage in any part OF
the city, by leaving orders at 2S7h Main street
Iebl4 A. {. LIVERMORE, 1enl Sup't.
Memphis and Little Book Railroad
To MADISON LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going WeSt-Lsave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
dav and Friday, at 7 am.
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday, Thurs-
day and saturday, ut 1850 am. Arrive al
=. b.. BEAUMONT,
oc2 General Superintendent.
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Memphis and 81. Francis River tuesday
Esaek Ell
For Helena, Wittsburg ana st. Francis River.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. 7. &. Bowman, Sam c. Paine, Clerk
yETILL leave Memphis on her Eh
w first trip TUESDAY, NOvem- kE
Der 24th, for Helena aud st. francis river, and
ENzRY TUESDAY Their CATER.
For freight or passage apply GA board, or 70
LARRY HAnM5fAD, Agent,
novl9 II No. ~ MadisOI street.
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THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL, LOCATED
i at the crossing OF the Nashville ard North
western Railroad with The Mobile and OHIO
railroad, in Ubton county, Tenn. It has rail-
FOsds running IN I'VE dtferent directions from
this place. The said house Is an eating station
Tor ali tie roads.
For further in form alton address ms at Union
City, Tenn. ". Atkins,