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NEW YORK.
AFFArRs IN WALL STREET.

AFFAIRS IN WALL STREET.
NEW York, November I6.-Gold steady at
uIkaIik Loans are mfde at from l 10 8 per
cent for carrying Cearaices, sH,OO0,0oO. Bids
for government gold amounted to $.50e,OO0, at
from 10 2-l0Q to ulT-l00. Awards, Sl,000.OO at
market was strong to the Hose OF the day. The
stock market was generally heavy during the
Afternoon, and prices were y to per cent
The greatest decline was in Western
Union stock, which fell from 6sx to 81,
All the close there wes a steadier feel
ing, and a slight recovery rom the lowest
Mall, Western Union, Wabash, Ohios. and
New York Central the lntoa Pacific having
been exceptionally firm at about p.
adjusted. the new boari met to-day, and
elected Alden B. stockweu, president, and +.
nations OF Messrs. Cle'gs and Lockwood
were accepted. when they were made indi-
vidual stockholders, aud elected to NIL
weak ana odered at 5, 9 and Per cent
Closing rates were SGD per cent. Southern
securities on last en- ,, were du1 and heavy,
Virginia, ne, IS; do, old, tek; North Carolina,
0 THE bRY GOODS TRADE.
The market was quiet mon wholesale
re ebanTe Chspman K bIsached muslin /,
reduced from l3 70 EEc. Other staple fabrics
are steady at l3k 70 &c for standard brown
sheetings i4c for heavy oroEn drills, 2tc for
New York mills bIeachssa muslins, zoe for
Waunsutta do, lI%e for standard makes of
fancy prints, 7Hc Tor printing cloths, zoe for
mcusdelaines, new and desirable styles. IKE
for Imperial reps, $50 for worsted brstdss SOC
Tor son g and other popular makes OF alpaca
bra as, and zoe for best 6-cord spool cotton.
THE COTTON MARKET
Cotton Is in fair demard and market nrm I;
middling uplsnds, 1879.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November 8.-The cotton &C.
mand is fair, with q firm market low
middling, l74@l5sc. Flour steady n in
moderats demand family, 90 1857. Wheat
steady and In moderate demand; red, 81 $50
49, Corn duh, and prizes dropping; new, $50
&c. old, soc. Rye quiet and unchanged. Oats
have reiapsed. Groceries unchanged. Lin
- oil duh and unchanged, at nc. Lard oil
sssssv- q soc. Eggs IL fair demand with
a. sdvance In prices al SIC. Butter IS IN
Sood demand; prices sc nrm, 81 2gzsc-
s,heese. I4al5c. Cloverseed in good demand
al an prices; l0k9llc on arrival. Pork Quiet
AND UNCHANGED; mall stiles at Siz 7o9l& Land
IN fair demand; lower rates prime steam,
Szaec, Bulk meats duh; prices q shade low
-. sboulderR, 5SG5c; eleilr rib sides, IZ@l5zci
clear sides, 7a71<c. packed, twenty-five days
IN self, Bacon steady and moderatei shout
ders. nc, clear rib and clear sides Esslze,
HOGS dull. but demand FAIR at ~ z09a ~.
9 cen meats al = diacount shoulders, Sse.
Whisky steady atHs
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Der l6.-Flour Is quiet and
unchanEed. Wheat Il IN fair dsmand, and
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r,ont street presented a lively appearance
,hts morning. and throughout the day ousl-
MS was better than during previous days o.
the week. The local demand was better,
Srhua orders were more numerous ana IN pei
Ter nroDortions There wes some animation
n The meat market, n II was hard 10 dls-
Ger the true state Of IL. The supply, except
CO.. Cork, was far better than Tor a week pre-
mess p. Drices indicated q I'VE tendency,
Slousy anos quoted clear sides at y 70 s4c
ana ano msrnfne he true state OF ne mar
fsffs NOT materially chaaseo' eHsep ~ ~,
~ me outside figures. though Pa ~ -
Inc nom hrst hands 10 merchants loi s1
f9ssT rTb IS in lighter supply Win goou ee-
oosnd. and very little difference Is maze Dc
,Inass fbis class and clear side. Bulk nneals,
eisaT sides. Is in fair supply and q snses low
Sr~o4ered for SC, and could be shaded lie
1900 vii be more settled to-morIoW. blt-
.ne ts rnchanzed at prices below. snpply
Is sshf Tor strictly choice but large loI com
80 81 sood table. The demand IL Prncipeny
incas Erar took q tumble yestet-
ta~ svsnfng. q sold AT "a Bran ~ ~ Louis
eeS el5 ar il costs &c per ton % lay II
do,rn bsrs. The supply here - grestsf tnan
IT, demand q this morning We Isat-oi
onIv ~ onered. The market IN corn y pr
$3.50 u-bere Ii waS yesterday lots 81 sle1eoi
- gnna3es. sold at oc and IN Ola gunnies,
70 an the levee. Corn meal Is fnaesiVe WIZ
: fa5r snppiy and moderate demand Rnees
,snchnsTed' CabDaRes are lower bat EaPPAy
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~Eeu.Rasi5ant HutIes.

No. s25, r. DIN the Second Cnanoery Court
of Shelby county, Tenneseee.oJohn d.
Martin and W. @. CavanAugh W. Sarah
Martin. - Rodgers and josephine Rodg-
ers. Mary Jane Martin, Lula Martin and
" M. Johnson.
IT appearing from afidavit In his cause
Il that the defendants, Sarah Martin, -
Rodgers and Josephine Rodgers, his wife,
and her minor children. Mary Jane Martin
q Lula Martin, and then guardian, ". y.
johnson, are non-residents Of The Slate OF
Tennessee and are residents Of the Stste OF
Mississippi:
It IA therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of the second
Chancery Court OF Shelby county, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the nrst Monday in January, ISL,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing sx.
parte, and that q copy OF this order be pub
dshed once q week for Tour successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This October q, 1871.
II. I. L STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By Q. BELcHER, Deputy q. and u.
@. W. Fraser, Sol. for compIts. o27r
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LEA & PERKINS, U

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,D
It improves appetite and digestion, and II
Is unfiValed for Its O 'vor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA q FERRIN8 to prosecute an
parties making or vending cNuuterfsits,
JOHN DUNCAK,s-sONs,
oeb AGENTS\1sw York.
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market firm; no. spring, Chicago, q %; do.
No 2 Si2iH Corn Is fulf and prices are 3
shade lower: No. 2 mixed, Csc. Rye-demsnc
fair; No z. e3964c. for strictly fresh. Oats Il
In fair demand, but flower rates; No. q al1,
@s2c. Barley-demand scdve; falfNo. 2 SIC
Pork-markes steady, with moderate de-
msndt mess. tl2 Wal2 80. Lard Is in fair de-
mand, and mDket hrn, at go. Bulk meats
fair demand, and market firm; green hams
tg7c for heavy; zh9IHc, for medium TO tight
Aeats IN salt ten 70 " i've days, shoulders,
4H945sc.; short ribs, $1,000; clear, G5S96zc.
MhlsAey-steady. sc
ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS, November ls-Cotton quiet and
unchanged at l71zc. Flour active; prices ad-
yanced l0920c for low aud medium grades
supernne winter, s. 595 50; extra winter,
S. 995 %, double extra, s6@e IS. Wheat in
No. 2, 81 81. Corn in fair demand. in elevator,
60c. Oats-demand active; mixed, on track,
36gS5zc; do. sacked, 4l943c Barley quiet;
!09T2c. Whisky easier at s9GS9Ze. Tobacco
better-planters' plugs, 79sc; common to good
dark Leaf, 77z9llc. Hemp nomil al. Baggtng
quiet a I5k@lSEc. P~ork-Jobbing and order
lots, Sl3 75al4. Bacon dull; order lots Shout
ders, Ts97Zc. Dry salt meats-hOulders and
clear rib sides, LIST to 10th December. 5<96zc.
Hogs easier at s494 10. Cattle unchanged at
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. November clay nrmer;
prime, sS596; choice, SST9s. Bacon quiet; Shout
- 49, 1n ~
and lower; fierce, S49loc; keg, l0%9l1Ac.
Coffee Inactive, and held, for fair, lSglS1zc;
good, ls3s9lec; prime, l949lgIe. All Others
markets unchanged. sterling W.. Sight y dis.
Ll5S- Cotton active; sales, 500 bales;
good ordinary, T7A9l7kc; low middling, T5s@
I15sc; middling, l8Slo1sc; receipts, 1913 bales;
exports cOastwise, l347; stock, so,S95.
EOREIGN MARKEEA.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, November l6.-Cotton firm mid
Hd; Orleans, g4ggEd sales, I5,uU0 bales,
OF which 400 are Tor speculation and export.
California wheat, lbs; spring, lls9lls sd; win
lis Sd9Ils Cd. Flour, 25g3s. Corn, S3s Sd.
Pork, AS. Beef, 57s Cd, Lard, 46s Cd. Cheese,
rs. Bacon 34s for Cumberland, and 39s for
short rib. Tallow, ass.
LONDON.
LONDON, November 49, p.m.-The increase
n the specie bank Of England is sSI7 900. Con-
S3L; American securities f1rmer; United
states conpons DDS, of lS62, 9I7S; do IS, 81;
10 81, 45s; do l0-i0s, 800.
ANTWERP.
ANTWERP, November l6.-Petroleum, Sshc;
PARIS.
PARIS, November I6.-Rentes, 56f6Oc.
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~E0n-RssIdenf Notice.

No. 4Sa-In the Second Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Thomas Fen.
ner, Henry Bennett and ID. ". Bowman,
firm of Fenner, Bennett & Bowman, vs..
Geo. z. Robinson. James d. Runn ct al.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to IN this
Il cause hat the defendant, Geo. r. Robin
son, Is q non-resident OF the State of Ten
nessee:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, ThSt he make his appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second ChRacery
phis, Tennessee, on OF before the nrst Mon.
day in January, 1873, and plead, an
swer or demur to co~mplsinants' bin, or
the same viii be taken for confessed Is 10
him, and set for hearing exparte, N that q
copy OF this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks In tbs Memphis AR
PEAL h I'd lay OF November, ISL.
A ~copy-atteSt:
ND L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G.. BELCEER Deputy Q. M N.
Estes & Jackson. Soils tor com pits. nfo3ri
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A TERI ARGUMENT.
In. Lex TGIisnis-LOsIc a POsterIorI-Ths
Rlier Bit.

school maiam in England has lately
brought before a magistrate on the
Deen binary charge OF biting one OF her
e1tISoi 3 part OF mis- person which 1t Is
PupLA y TO specify, further than 10
uESS- -, 4, In Consequence OF the In
nlentl9h Eicted, the little fellow was
yutle- 80 -, -ersl days to considerable
sulyeSDcsS, dtting. In defense, she
$3.50 nat she hA7 previously lrleo Al
otber remedies in vsm. ne ~ oOn-
armed biter, and, hsviL'g csneo Inn 20 nc
nn-nose be,ore. 10Th ov,U the oronroy
and under them, b WIS
SV1remitv OF resorting 20 tie DALL
nrinciple OF "a tooth Tor 8 tooSh, Snus1
ave for sn eye," on his biting IN AuS'
locality one OF the young ladies OF me 90
t~sbIIebmsnt She had previously sven
ssaoeidD him-sn operation Whlcn sue
.srnIssned meant causing him 20 take
nod OF his toes, with knees unbent, ana
etsan LAYING on heartily on the
hSch eba1ced to be uppermost-out al
-ain. he was 80 incorrigible 81 70
IN "a the ruin Of her ESTABLISHMENT.
t lady, who WIS remsrkaoiy
= ~ snt on to say that D Old
: b she would object TO DC
1otns 80 Ne magistrate, amid roars
zone =, 10, oed hsr thst he should
decline resorting 20 .hiiings or A
fnaiesed 3 fine of IeTty 4ts a,s
weeks imprisonment, iiS
was Maid.
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Bonds IN
OOTTRN.

The market opened firm, at quotations as
given yesterday, and maintained its position
throughout the day, and only in q few in
stances were concessions made. The factor
was hrn, and the result was 5000 bales changed
hands, while but 1000 changed hands the day
before, both days prices ruling the same. Re
ceipts are falling on, not only here, but else
where, and short crop thinkers are rOnge
than ever in their advanced opinions. In
New Orleans 1000 bales changed hands, al an
advance ofKc, while New York was steady at
t~heaovance Of the day before, and closed drm.
In Liverpool the feeling was improved, the
market ciosing firm, with an upward tendeu-
cy: "Uplands fully 9Ed, and Or
leans fully sd" Among the sales
to-day were: lbs low middling, II 5-l6c;
800 good ordinary, lG4c; 1877 low middling,
ne; "a middling, TIC; s6low middling, ne;
As middling, I75sc; FLOW middling, l74c; GLOW
middling, II 5-l6c; 50 low middling, T7Ze; 81
strict good ordi AIRY, t7c; 2l5 low middling,
lT4c; 10 low middling, l &c; III middIing,
T71Sc; 43 low middling, E14c; % low middling,
l75Sc; 100 low middling, II 5-l6c; l52 middling,
lI%c; 70 good ordinary, l654c; 10 strict mid
ding, lsc; 2 good ordinary, l65<c; So strict good
ordinary. lgsc; Is strict good ordf airy, nc; l5
low middlng, IfAc; A middling, lF5kc; Is good
ordiaary, l639c; As good ordinary, 1870; Is mid
ding, I7kc; Is low middling, I7Lc; Is strict
good ordinary, I71sc; Il strict good ordinary,
I7c; 6 strict middling, lSNe; 81 strict good ordi-
nary, fT5Ec; p strict good ordinary, Ici 8 strict
middiing, 1870; 3 strict middling, lSc; 100 strict
low m~iddling,lSSc, 10 strict low middling ,I72sc.
The market closed arm at inside quota
tions; factors asking and IN a few instances
realizing ~the1Outgide figure. We quote:
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NEW YORK, November I6, Il am AT this
board there was some disposition to sell re-
sulting in q marked decline from opening
prices.
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MARRIAGE rA q s a9ssEs1 S@ q Isa:. Sso e
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Iaasday' December 5, 1911.
SALE,

nI virtue OF the authority in ma vested By
~ d5cree OF The Fist Caancery Court OF
smelly county, Tenn, rendered n the czuss
OF ". 2. ESruen rs h +. Brown and otherE.
Eo-l1 n r D., such decree substituting ne
sIostee IN room and stead OF Wm-K X. ros-
tOnr dec5ssed trustee, N q deed OF trust exc
Gated oy James Young and wife. On the Ism
Gay OF ianuarys Bol, to aid Poston. upon
the lands hereinafter described, and b. viz
tae o. ths authority 50 vessed in me as a1ore-
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INsOLVEHT NOTICE.

HAVING suggested tbs insolvency OF the
n estate Of James +. Peyton, deceased, no
ttee Is hsrelJ EtYen 70 all persons having
claims against said estate TO appear before the
CLERK OF fhe County Court OF shelby caunty,
Tennssses, and dle the same, authenticated
in me manner prescribed oy law, on or be-
fore the third day Of Nay, 1372; and any
claims not dled on o. before said day, or BE-
fore an appropriation Of the funds OF safd e.
tate Is made Will be forever barred. bofh in
law and equity. This November Z. 1871.
VIRGINIA L PETTON,
nos Admtx OF lanes 7 Peyton. decd.
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For SAD

A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND C0N-
tanning so acres-409 cleared, being all
fresh and rich There are on this land, 8
frame house, with four rooms, and AL necess
sary plantation baildinRa. with agocd sup
ply Of nne water and . superb range for
bits Station. On a. ana T.. R. K and twenty
from Memphis. Location healthy and 1sno-
Ing good. Viii be sold IN . body, or o1V1oed
10 e1it purcisaasrA Terms easy Tor puronea-
ers. Address the undazslGued, - EerEAndo,
Ms. tno71 dAAA.xA1x
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Last Notice 60 tho owners Of Property
H~eretofore Sold 70 the city for the
Non-Paymens Of Taxes.
lFFlCE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,

OFFICE OF CITYFAx COLLECTOR.
" AEMPHIs, October 10, lSI6
Inc Twelve months allowed by Law for the
OF property sold for the non pay
ment OF taxes Tor the ior ty-second corporate
year, 1888, viii expire on the 3D. day Of No
Vember. ISL
Amer the LIST day Of December, ISL, deeds
VIII be taken BY the city and recorded In tbs
onee Of the Register OF Snalby county, for
al the property struck on to ths city st the
sale IN November, 1870 and not redeemed At
thai date.
By direction OF ths Mayor. the owners OF
property, sold In former years and not re-
deemed, may redeem tbs same By or before
the LIST . or December, ISL; sfter that date
deeds taKen hz city for all property sold
in former years aa1 LA reueameos vii 40
Be- recorded, and action viii be Immediately
brought TO recover possession OF AL the
property for when deeds have been Iaken.
FELLx ". ROBERTSON,
orl0 Cfty Tar COTactor.
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" W. q.
e0ttqn Factor and commIssies
Merchant,
Ne. 2I6 FRONT STREET,
Upstairs, : Memphis, Tennessee.
ss8 dAw
SAILS Of Real Estate.

No. 1879. H.R-First ChsnceryCourt OF Shelby
county B. W. Williamson, administrator
ofC.W. Cherry, deceased. vs. Sallie B.Cherry
ct al.
0Y virtue OF q decree for sale entered in the
u above stated cause on April 8, 1855, and
renewed November is. lS7I, l will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, in front of
The clerk ana masters ONCE, ereenlRw BLOCK,
Secono street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
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REeElYER,s SALE OF LAHO.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE CHANCERY
ID CourL Of Memphis, Tennessee, 1 Vtu sell,
On thursday, December 1871,
commencing al ten o'gl0ck an, ~ the Real
Estate Exchange OF koystsr, Irezevant & Co,
northeast corner Of en- rzon and aain
streets, Memphis, about 22.0O acres OF land,
lying a The counties OF POinsett, Craighead,
Randolph, Green and Monroe, In he STATE Of
Arkansas Some portion or this land is said
to be Of superior fertility, and lying cOnH-
gaOus TO projected lines OF railroao In said
state Valuabie for both its timber an soil
1 am authorized BY the dscree OF said court
TO accept In yme for said lands any
valid deo-B against the Gayos Savings 1nstt-
tuttons n said lands viii accordingly be
offered for sale either for cash OF for such
debts as have been nled or allowed BY the
eOurt, OF valid emand against said institu-
ton. Sale viii be continued from day % daY
TIL all Ia sold.
no7tds g MOSBY Raosivsr.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAIL
EOAD-PINE BLUFF BRANCH.
NOTICE To q +NTRACTORS.

DlDS@wfn be receives by this Company, at
ID their cfice. In Little Rock, Ark, for 30
days, for building the PINE BLUFF
BRANCH, from DeTAIIs Bluff to Pine Biud,
Ark, a dtstancs OF about 80 miles The Work
to consist OF gradlRg. bridging and furnish
ing crusstiss. A party Of engineers are now
in the Held locating said line, and prodls,
specifications, etc, viii be ready for exam
tnasion at earliest day possible.
Bids should be addressed to the UNDER
Ftgned. at Little Rock, Ark; the Company
reserving tbs right 20 reject any or all bids.
By order OF the President.
A. 8. LIVERMORE,
General Superintendent.
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chanesrY Sale Of RsaI Estate.


No. 81. N. R-Ftrst Cbzacery Court OF Shelby
staL
RY virtue OF an inlerIocutory decree for
en.sredin the q owe cause, Dscambsr
- and renewed July 10 Is71 I VIII sell,
pasle auction 70 TIE highest bfdder Ia
tLonLo me LlzIk and Matters afncs. Grsen-
.r2sA second strest. below Union. IN the
eiy or AsnDhis, Tenn on
Tuesday, DeesmbsF 5, 1871,
within legal ho1rs. all the rizht- titie nns
unrest o. ca ssVRrsSn In and 70 M ioI-
loving deHertcsdp property, to-Wft: A carfaia
~ or parcel Of ground, being and lyfng IN
mat part Of tAs city Of 4smphls knoEn =
zoGsh Memphis, N bounded a. foIIovs
Beginning a. the southeast corner Cd iot
Formerly owned cy Van Pelt, on cause
street.. II said city, and theucs aouth EardIv
Win the ezSs Tine Of Causey street, 20 feet. n
a 3takei thence esstwardly and parallel win
an Eelts line - fest, 70 q staHa 20 feat
nom stressf thence MOI Fards y.
Earallel with hernsnGO street, 40 fsa-. 70 Van
EetLE southeast corner; thence with Van
Eelts line WeatWardly TO the beginning. n
1S1ng part Of lot No. ). IN block a. as des-
lsnaLed IN the plan or South Memphis,
an1cn was bought By Ersuhau Merrill OF
1lltiem Il vance, a. per deed OF said Vance
sOsalo Aerr1l- dated November .. IsrG. and
registered In the registers once OF Shelby
county Tennessee. hoax 80. Part .uagasIfT
AID lss On he SEh day OF Aagust, Is5.
Terms Of sale-cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
wilson q Beard, s~tGornsys. uo5tds
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LOOK 70 YOUR children
THE GREAT SOOTHING RExEuy.

Mrs Cures Collie and Ginning -
Whstcog,b,s In the Bowels, and faeilf- ~
SsrIsp. tates the process OF Teeth :,
ing.
Mr. subdues Commissions and -
Wh{5rc,nA,sl overcomes all diseases In -
9s1T,n. cident to infants ana ehfi- o..
dreu.
cures Diarrhea, pyssn- -
MA tarT and sumner Com
HsaconaosI plant In children OF ali o.,
Syrup. AGES, ON1
II is the Great Infants and Chfldren,.
Soothing Kennedy for ali disorders brought
on by Taefhing or ANY other eanss.
Prepared BY. the GRAFTON MEDICINE
co.. 81. Louis, Nc.
sold by Druggists and dealers inmediosns
evssyWasres faz7dAW
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Live stock.

Receipts continue light, with an active de-
mand, which has caused an increased frmness
and a slight advance IN the better grades of
cattle. Hogs are also IL light supply, and
nrmer al quotations. The trade in sheep has
fallen on as the season Givanced, and the sup
ply IS equal to the dema id. There Is still an
active demand for fresh milch cows. Sales to-
day Of some medium Ten sessee steers at fully
lc per n more than they would have brought
two weeks ago. The transactions in hogs are
exclusively fos city consumption, there being
no packers in market. The ruling prices to-
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A BOOK F0R the nILI0H.

- AP0fAcEf APETvATE CoUEsKLoR TO
MFHssshR0k THE AAREIE or those about
GUIDE. % al m mgsy.s 9R me s gSSss Ts1Sfa.
tons Of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing or
spring, preserving b complexion. etc.
ThlB Is an Interesting work OF two ndrs
and twenty-four pages. with numerous en-
Cravings, N contains valuabl information
Tor those who are married OF contemplate
marriage; still IL 10 q book that ought TO be
under lock and key, and not laid careleasly
about h house.
Sent to any one tree Of pcstsgelf O1 Oosnts.
Address On. Butts Dispensary, No. u n.
Eighth strest, St Louis, No.
~ Na3oe 70 ia &Cl6n1ad esd CnaBTfsz,0saf
Before applying 70 the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise In public papers or using any
QUAux KknEDrzs, pernse Dr.. Butts work. no
matter what your disease Is, or how dspIorS
bleyourc condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or hv
mail, on the diseases mentioned In MS wor<
once No. BE. Eighth street. 81 Marksta7
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Public Sale Of Valuable Land.
WILL sen for Mrs. Margaret philips. on
i the premises,

WILL sell Tor AzSs Margaret Phillips, on
Il the premises,
Tussaay, NoyeEabe- 2Sth. Isz1.
A tract o. Ian containing ssvsn hundred
a etghty-slx acres,lgtng IN the Et District
OF shelby Z Sth District OF TIProE COUNTY,
q situated FIVE MILE OF GAL
LoWAr's STATION, on the Memph1s and Onlo
Railroad. Is is one Of the best tracts o. land
in Shelby c0untys and has been suDdfxided
into aman farms, Of rom one hunoreu and
tWenfy-dVe 70 one hundred and 1ortT acres
each, giving cleared land and umoer % each
subdivision.
on a credfE OF one. two and three yeas. with
ak per cent interest; dsea Of rus taken TO
Escura purchase money and interest. Mr..
Henri Aaron, who resides upon the place.
wiz sbSW the LAM to any ons VINO may wish
10 examfne II before the day or sale. Iask
the attention Of parties desiring - purchase
small farms TO the n0F Opportunities 20
purchase sueh n land IN small lois. ard
upon such easy terms are seldom offered.
b cleared Land can 81 be cultivated for
year STA being under drst-rate fsrcs.
Al the same time and place the personal
property OF Jonn o Hereert. deceased, VIII
sold. consisting Of horses, mules, cattle,
farming utensils. etc, terms for watch vii
b made known on day OF sale.
nos JOHN oVERgoN. IN.
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Brothers College,
2s2 ADAas s Rect.

EHIs institution, under tina above title
Il and direction, will open on Monday,
November 20, AS7l, The course o. tnstruc
ti0n suapracee all the q usual y taught
In colleges OF the pest character.
For terms. etc apply 10 the President,
Brother MAURKLAIE, At st Peters pastoral
residence, belwesn 5 n . O'Clock am and
between s and . pm. no2
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We ALL LIKE 6OoD sREAD

GEES. N. G. BUTLER
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THE undersigned offers for sale the place
l on which he resides. being IN tho Mis-.
Etssippt and Tennessee railroad, west, at AL
den Station, DeSoto eountv, Miss contain
ing ABOUT rs acres. nearlY all choice land.