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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-24

Z. Dead heats when made between
two horses, that if either had won, the
contest would thereby be decided, they
two alone shall start again.
g.. No rider or driver to carry longer
whip than is customary in ordinary
riding or driving.
g. The Executive Committee shall
have power to postpone either of the
contests in this class on account of un-
favorable weather or other unavoidable
causes.
10. The above rules may be amended
previous to either of the contests, ma
jority of the Board eoncurring.
Exhibitors of Farms will be expected
ed to answer the following questions
or as many as they can, in regard to the
management of their farms, for the
purpose of aseertaining the expenses o.
cultivation, and the actual profits aris.
ingtherefrom. The quantity ofland tC
consist OF not less than fifty acres oi
tillable land. The exhibitor who an.
swers the questions the fullest and mosi
satisfactory, to have preference:
1st. How much land is contained IN
your farm ? How much wood and
waste land? .
ID. What is the nature of your sol
and sub-soil? e.5-4s, -
Sd. What do you consider the bes
mode of improving the different kinds
of your soil? What depth do yot
plow q What effect has deep plowinl
had on the different soils?
4th. Have you used the sub-s0i
| pl0w 2 If so, with what effect?
9Th. Whatsis your mode of collecting
and taking care of your manure? Wha
quantity and how applied, and the ef
feet upon the different soils
i 9th. How much land do you till
i What kind of crops do you cultivate
i The amount of land sown or planted
The time of planting and harvesting
Expenses Of each kind of tillage? Wha
kind of manure do you prefer for eacl
kind, and why CO = IS
4 18th. How much stock of each kim
fdo you keep on your farm? Which d
i you consider the most profitable?
8th. Do you keep regular farm az
counts ? and car you state the annus
expense, the income arising from il
3 and the accurate balance Of debts an
ficredits
4 9th. Give the annual receipts and ez
penditures on your farm, specifyin
each particular crop.
The above questions will be answer
ed by exhibitors OF Farms by the 20t
of December, 1871. Exhibitors wi
notify the examining committee {
their intention to compete for pre-
MUM any time previous to the first
, December next.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-24

This is to certify that was discharged from
the army with Chronic Diarrhoea, and have
been cured by DE-. Maggiers Pills.
WILSON HARVEY, q Pitt Street,
New York, April !, 1856.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Great Yernal SDsCihs.-As class Ct
invalids are more sensitive to changes or
season n variations Of temperature than
dyspeptics, and persons Of bilious habit.
Tender lungs are not more easily affected by
these vioissitudes than feeble stomaehs. II
there Is q tonde1ey In the system to lndizes-
ton. bnlousness or bowel complaints, tie
variable weather Of cary spring Is almost
sure to deveIope one OF othel OF these all
ulents. Intermittent fevers are also more
prevalent In the spring months than 60 any
other s. ason except sutumn. In view Of
these facts. this seems to be a proper time 10
invite especial attention to HOstetter'4 stJm-
aeh Bitters, a medicine, which for q long Sc
ries Of years, has proved superior 10 all
others as a remedy for the above named dis.
orders. and as protection against the miasma
which frequently produces, and always ag-
gravates them. 1t was formerly the practice
TO give violent catharlIcs as E" spring medi-
cIuss.7 nor is the custom yet entirely obsO-
lstz. Nothing, however, can be more i'll
Judged and unphuosophical. The chilling
mcisuare with which the air is loaded at the
breaking Up OF winter, presses heavily upon
the vital forces of the body, ana reinforce
ment, not depletion. Is what f. requires. b
Bitters is q genial a1d excellent tonic 3 mod
etate Alternative, and Just enough Of a aEeri-
ct 70 regulate, wltb0ut CONFUSING, the bow
els. 1t is, therefore, a spec dc peculiarly
adapted to the present season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

sOc6sl 90 each otter, Sl@4 esch mink,
4OcaSl fox, SOC; coon, 12M@3Oc.
HoNEY-Demsnd light S. 5o96 p per
barrel.
KRoUT-In barrels, IS.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole, 33@S5c; oak
sole, 4Z046c; saddle, 4O943c; brtdles, 'F5
ass per dozen uppers 4Otg50c calfEkla si
American, per dozen, S30g5O.
LIVE STOCK-CatLle, lsJ quality, 6g7e,
gross; ID quality, 495c common, Zg31ici
good supply. Hogs are quiet at l9oc.
Sheep are scarce at s396 per head Texas
besves, 5000 per head and dull, win
light supply.
MOLAssEs-Fair Louisiana, 6OgD)c;
Prime, 62L@65c; Choice, 6S975ci SyruPs,
g0cGu 10. Sorghum, 45@5Oc.
NAILs-DuIl at 81 rs rates.
NAVAL SToRss-Tsr, in kegs, s. . tor
pine; ia 40 gallon barrels, So9lO. Pitcn5
So per barrel. Oakum, S596 per bale.
PoULTRY-Aclive. Chickens, 81 O0tyo;
turkeys, sI5@2O per dozen. Geese, tNgs.
PRovIsIoRs-Alsats are generally qJleJ
and weak. Mess Pork is held at SO sec
"A so. Dry-saltsd clear sides, uzglzc;
shoulders, SZ89c; bacon clear slces,
IgGI3Tc; shoulders, l0Z@llci break
fast bacon, l6Hc; sugsr-cur6l hams,
T-al7kC. Lard qul5t-ln ~tl6rcess l55ag
l31c: kegs, l4K9I5c; caddies, l6ZG4c.
PRODUOE-POJatOss are quiet at IS 100
4 90 for -psschblows, and "a 90 for s SIS.
Pinkeyes, s. 40g3 30; Onions s.; Iu2-
nips, 81 per barrel. Cabbage, SI09E per
100.
PowDER-Mining per keg, 81 so; rife,
IS 80.
slams, SGS1zc.
SUsARs-Firm. White clarified com
mon to choice, l59l4Zc; yellow do, u@@
I3Zc; choice Louisiana, old process, lac
l2Zc; prime, I0ZGu1zc; fully falr, yGg
lOHc; lair, 9glOc.
sALr-2sO-pouud barrels, 81 85@2 90.
Dairy, 3 50G3 Is. Sack, s. p for coarse,
and 3 40 for hue.
SrARCH-6L07c per pound.
SOAP-Gorman notified, eAGyc; Tel-
shoTERanges from 81 40 to g IS per
sack.
SEEDs-Red Glover, per bushel, S so ;
Blue Grass, 81 70; Orchard, 3 =; IIno-
thy, s. so; AIsike Clover, per 10, 81 90
White Dutch do, 75c; Lucerne, zoe; bar
ley per bushel, 81 70; Black Gals, DJci
Wheat, 81 5O92 so.
SPIRITs-Highwinss, 92@93c; old Crown
Anchor whisky, zoe; old Magnolia do, soc;
old Tennessee white do, soc; Old Bourbon
do. 81 10; TuscarOra, Go do, 81 p; Mlller's
de do, 81 40; Ford's do do, y Is; old apple
brandy, 81 90; old peach do, g so New
York + F do, 81 30; Otsrd, Dupuy & Co.,
1860, do, 81 90; Swan gin, 81 p; Fish IN
ported do, s. 90; old port wine, 81 Crow
sherry do, >; Home bitters, per case 3;
Our Own Southern do, per case, SI9e;
Plantation do, per case, 50 80; Hoststier's
do. per case, - 500 claret, s. 3J95 per
case: Cstswbs, S7a9.
NIyEGAR-COmmOn and picking, ecSIU
per bbl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

r Berry, Z do; Clark, Ely & GO, S do;
Fowlks, Sicily & ca, 10 dos Iooi, Phll-
lips & co, 8 do; h Fitzgerald q &C, 4 Do
II NJ Apperson g. co, 2 do Blun CITY Oil
Company, I5l SKIS cottOnseed; Pamela Oil
Company, 275 do; Southern Oil Works,
394 do.
STEAMER CRY OF YIoKsBURaJ from
Vieksburx-Thomas II Allen q co,
80 bales Of cotton; g A Eekerly,
2 do; Goodwin & Spillmaut Edo; PaTt'e
q Harbert, 3 do; Stratton, Goyar q co, .
do: Clark, Ely & co, 6 do; r Sheppard,
box Of furs; WIN Schneider, l pkg guns
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, I
small box sundries; Taylor & Rutland 3
boxes mdse; ThOs Maydweu tombstone
Win Mitchell, I val pkge; Southern Oh
Works, 25I2 sacks cotton seed.
STEAMER OIL CITT-From Shawnee
VillsFe-Delap q co, 8 bales %c0ttoni Far
Rason & Clay, 2 bales cOttoui RP Walt&
Ca. q do: b q Trader co, ! doi q lay
Tor Il co. 4 do; Clark. Ely II co, 10 do; Dill
lard, Piua0n 81 co, 2 do; Meacham q CO. (
DO: S B Weber, / do; Petit, Simpson q
co. 3 do; Newton Ford & co, do owen
& McNutt. 2 do; Keel & co, do; Lane
q co, 4 do; = S~alsris, Z do Pamela on
Works. l4g sks cotton seed; Southern Oh
Works. 70 SKIS do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
safTrdsv 25FH Of H7rrh- ~.

al the southwest corner. int arllll H.
and Madison streets. lu Tire l-y VI a-
between the houls OF ID O'Clock
o'e.ock p-m., seI 90 public auction
ElEhe-r bidder for cash. LLe 1910
scrfDGL real estate. fu-Wll-
Tie city or Memphis bounded r.-
ginning az a point on the u-rll --. "a.
Den street. tlLr-v-tL rec feet west EI
point OF -utersec-ll1 o.'Ie ulr-l ---
den street with the west line o.
street. ana lllLLlE Lr "
north line OF Linden street one hundred
to- ztaEef Themes MORN parallel Wlt--
street one hundred and sixty feet rI e. $50.
thence east parallel w-tl Linden .El on
hundred feet TO q point within l--
feet o. the vest Ale -lEIe4ls -E--
South parallel with Drtz--s e=- one
bred ana sixty teet Co e
LsEDOWu as part OF los 80 tlrly
No Oft seven i5las SAID -lTu l- aal
son IOpp division. and being &
gr01u1 s8ld and C nv-r e. rT- l
and Hzry Ann -cE-lr-- MS ".-r
p AcDC10EEl -44la-
rearfIrdate DaceL1a f. l- and E.el
iu the 0mce OF Register Cr ----IF
LeuuesseH. ia Record -l-h
and I8l, reference % which y hereby
certain lot ar parcel oil ground llHa r. zee
luE In tlec IEy Of Memphis e-=
4rzte OBJ Tennessee. huuut--
inning sE .ae Lortla IrE=r
-o-eant -a--Ze and J.. EaEr .
south SIDE or me Hsleigl aaa, and
thence south with rlz east lire H-
e wIaLd Savage AM p A. Ea1Le
auuCred and eighty ta-7 ga
eastslZtF-EiE feet and eL-lllu--=
thence north one hundred eLl ---. ."- ID
the south lire OF -l- Ea-e- D ra
west s. ky six fe-ra -l aLgLf L-cl ..
ginning. Beng q paer.r tle orig -
vision OF tie John ace gran. -H .s
% John I~ert0u. olI beng the = .
Z Ground sold and e8uTsye1 by + c. .l--
Hugh e. B-luklry- L. r. nOEce and An
/ r .EL. ie.t1saI1 We EH.-
aat Joseph FlanusrT ly deed llE @
I January D Ist9- and duly Recorded o. me
1 Office Of the Register Or Shelby cCu-f
u uHEaHa rw RECORD BOOK we ..- LHHH. "a.
Z is. reference to which IS hereby uH- e
/ equity Of redemption Isl waived and me Me
Is believed TO be good Dul i W-- SCH a
Z convey only as trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
g~sn-Res;dsnt HCtles.

No. lgs in the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tsuuvssee--w IMAM D. Mel
son ct al VS.. Emliy Nelson ct ST.
UTappearfng from AFFIDAVIT u this cause that
& the defendants, Emily Nelson, widow o.
Henderson Nelson, deceased, and their ten
Childrgu, L0-wlt: Mary A.. NeuaD.s torment
SelsOuI and her husband, samuel NelaD-el
Mamie "a. Robertson formerly Ne-selI enc
her husband, Ira Robertson, Emml n Nell
wary Nelson. Jack A. NetsOn, eaulG l.. Mel
son, Willie Nelson lul Minnie Nes1l lEle
ast eight Of whom are IN uorsI are nuu-res--
dents OF the State OF Tennessee. and are resi-
dents 81 OEfusbOrO. In the StG-s OK Ken
lucky. that M-riG Nelson, widow OF sim .
Nelson. deceased, and their only elt.L john
r. Nelson, jr., 8 minor are uHn-I1-li ms d.
the state 81 Tennessee, and live in agLIy
county. Kentucky; that Elizabeth L4sC-cu.
he WIuoW Of James l.. nelson, Ell A-~ pres
art husband Dr.. r. LaEourl, are u"L-r-a--
dents Of the State OF Tennessee, and i've in
Philadelphia. ia the stale OF PenusyEvalI8
that Isham Henderson Nelson ana Mary
husband, DIT Urmsby Gray-tA5 SAID lslell
Heude son Nelson sEd Mary E1za9etl Gray
being the children OF James l. Ne arl-tEe
uOn-regidents or the State OF Tennessee ald
live in Louisville, in the State OF Kentucky.
It is therefore ordered, InaIt they make their
appearance hereto NJ the c~uurt-houae ia tLe
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before tle LIs.
Monday in april 1871, and plead, answer
or demur 90 CO-mplaiusnts BILL or The same
viii be taken Tor confessed as 10 tEeIs ana
set for hearing eEpaEte5 suU L-@L p copy O..
this order be published once q week, for lOuT
successive weeks, ia the Memphis appeal
E6HUND 4. COLE, Clerk aud Master.
By &. Is. NfCHENIlY, Deputy Clerk and Master,
A. Wright, sol. fgr complainant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27

RAILWAY PROJECTS IN KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Courier Journal says:
''Ihe prospects of the Lexington and
Big Sandy road are more hattering
than for a long time. When it is COM
pleted Louisville Will have a through
line to Norfolk, Baltimore and all the
Eastern cities, which will never be
interrupted by snow in the winter,
and which crosses the great mountain
chains, the Allegheny and Blue Ridge,
which made the construction and
keeps the operation of the more north
ern routes so expensive, at a verv low
gradient. Measures are now being
inaUgurated looking to the material
shortening of this route by building a
line via Shelbyville, Frankfort,
Georgetown and Paris to OWingsville
and the Big Sandy road. With this
line completed and the st. Louis air
line, of which the st. Louis division
viii reach the western boundary
Of Indiana during next fall, in
operation, Louisville will be de
rectly upon a great east and
west line, which will become at once
a formidable rival to the great
routes which are now ~COntendiug for
traffic. The proposed route by Paris
will open other eastern connections.
The road from Paris to Maysville viii
soon be completed. 1t is hardly q
matter Of doubt that soon after it Is
done a line will be built connecting
Maysville with Newark, Ohio, and at
! that point with nearly all the eastern
routes. The Maysville and Big Sandy
project is also being revived, and, i
completed, would give US, by Paris
and Maysville, another connection
with the Chesapeake and Ohio road
The proposed short line to Paris viii
also enable Louisville to do what she
has not been able to do since the
building Of the Kentucky Contra
rOad-cOmpete with Cincinnati for the
trade of the Bluegrass region.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
FINANCIAL.

ga. re is very little Of interest trans
"a financial circles. The de-
lLi-f f, r money Is inactive and irreg-
IA but 2 few Of our banks
49, AIR employment for all their
one ofthef Reading institutions,
iusr fss, has heretofore been a
a@o.aptor of hrst-class outside
Iieo fo-dsv Confined its favOrs to its
PaPre1s patrons, who gave full em-
LI|1ert 10 its immediately available
Ptos other institutions, however,
lunu5 a surplus Of funds, and accept
nIsTiv an. 81 not quite all the gul
n5aLS Dsuer offered at twelve per
edg and deposltors are supplied at
S1I5 ~ cent. In the open market
mere il but little hrst-cias5 on gooo
b-Tsi1ezs pauer Offering, aod rales o
i]nfarest are nominally 1@lA per cent
per month. ,d N.
Exchange Is IN fair supply anu -
6ar,and IS moderate. Eastern com
wercisl bills are taken tail D DanA
1tIHk per cent. discount, and SOutn
es1 biIls at Z per cent. discount
Cbecking ID steady and hru1 at par u
NaV York and other Eastern cities
md par TO per cent premium Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
BOMBAY. Hareh 6, 1871,

within lseaI hours, the following described
property, to-w1t:
Al certain tract or parcel OF land situated,
living and being fn shelby coGnry, Tennessee
about EIGHT tI miles south or we cry OF
Mamphfg. on the Horn Lake zoad- tne stnAe
being a part Of fractional section nse 90
towuship one Cd and range eight Isl west De-
Ing r~wO-tLiFCE or Esld rucl-onAi sEctol D.
bounded as follows, to-WIts Beginning e me
ualf-mfle post on the eastern u.5 Of sAll
fractional section, ruuuIuEf1eDes aouln Win
the efst line &. sa1o fractional becOl 70 re
southeast corner Of said elton LEelee Wesa
with tue south line % fatd section % tle
southwest corner OF said sec-olf llenco
north with the west oIsl1 session toLne
uortlWlsL c0rre OF said section L-tuea eAt
with the north lire uf said section 20 A. o. =.
Weathe-alE u1rJlwas corner l-erce south
with said Wea-herall vest ZINE o. hls south
west corner; aLslc east w-rn Hea-1s-aI 3
south line TO The beginning, c~octs-utug ~
acres more CT l1ss. ue asU being the arm
or plantation or DE. % T. Harris mo de-
Ceasecb
balance In one and two years Notes win
good security taken for the aztarzu pay
meuGs bearing Interest 40 8 per cent from
date Of "a e. Lien retained until the entire
purchase money is paid
FHMHhFA 4. E8LE fierE q 4a7ter.
wright EoIEes, AttyE. L8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
"k0N-REslDENT NgIleE.

No. g7. R-In the First Chancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.-E B. Cnrlsman
VS. @. A. Taylor. L. +. Ferguson, 4. fllz-
hugh. A. r. Reynolds ct al.
TT appearing that q writ Of
| was issued in this cause February lslI,
against the est tie of defendant, GAVIN a
T4ylo~. in the bill Of com platnanL, Dndef
oath hled herein. a leginz that said I-ylOf Is
a nonresident Of the state OF Ieunssse lAf9
he IS indebted to complainant In the sum OF
about S15J IS evidenced by an account Ia Ia
vor OF complainant, that said attachment
has been returned. levied on the property Of
sad defendant; also that defendants, u. +.
FergusUn, W. 4. Fergu,on, + X. Ferguson,
Lola a.. Fee gusoD, r.. &C. Ferguson and ).
Ferguson heirs Of Carroll Ferguson deceased
also Il K. FitzhUgh ard Arthur b. Reynolds,
are non residents OF Femme see;
1t is the Z ore ordered, That they MAKE
their appearance herein, at the cou lnOusei
in the city of Memphis, tennessee, on or uS5-
fore the first Monday in April, 1871, and plead.
answer OF demur TO complainant bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed az 70 thenl
and set Tor hearing eXpsrie, and Ln25 q copy
of this order be published once a week tOI
four successive weeks, in theM Memphis APP
peal.
A cOpy.-Attest
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Bv ri. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson h Rpard SOS. Tor CON- lGHA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
Attachment Notiea.

Ne. 1909 A. DIN d Second OirentL Cur q
shelby COanty, Tenn--Jamss = nAtSI
%. vs. Thomas f.. Parrish, member q lne
firm OF Ure & Parrish
IN THIS cause an attachment having been
sued out under section so . eH5 9esl ~
tafe of defendant, and af1daVlb hay1ug Been
made that the d~sfendan6, EhOmas n. Parrish,
q f95ebted to plaintiff in the sum OF $4G q,
with Interest from Marched 1888, by promise
~ note. and that TIE defendant Thomas E.
PsrPsb, is a nonresident ofth9stats OF Ten-
ii is therefore ordered, Thai he make BIS
narsonaI appearance herein before the JuGze
81 the second Circnlt Colrt Of shelby County,
Tennessee, on the thlro Monday ia Msy next
and defend said attachment suit within TIE
tfn e prescribed Dy law, or the same VII De
proceeded with eXparte; and chat a eopF II
this order be published G q week. foF fo1r
consecutive weeks, in tbs Memphis Appeal.
Done st ofhce, this 7tl day OF Fabrusry, ISL
i. d. BOYLE. Clerk.
Hy W. LEWIS WHARTON. Deputy Clerk.
NJ r. W 4lamsoni Lewis q Craig, attorneys
Tor plaintiff teA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
TRADE.

Quotations given below are defined
bV actual sales made to country deal
ers. Wholesale prices fixed by trans
actions at the levee or on Change,
were for 2I5 sacks of corn in new gum
MES, ne; 40 sacks, 73c, and 10 SACKS,
at ne.
ALE AMI BHFR-Ale, SlO@lO so per half
aarrel. Porter, 81. Lager, per keg, - y.
Ale, per dozen, S3lg5 % FOR quarters; 80
2 % Tor uiuus. Porter, do, Guinness x
YOung's Scotch Ale N plnts1 y % per
BUTrER-Neglected and nominal at $50
Iss FOX common, and Z5g50c Tor table
RROoaCoRN-BrOOmc0rn, SOY5O per
ton.
2zGz5c; Flax, Z3@25ci Gunny bagglng
10000. Iron ties, 596o.
BEANs-White mixed, 81 1o9z; Navy,
CasDiEs-stiok, I6@Isci plain fancy
G1SDuEs-star II OF, l8Hoi z OK, l4Aci
CoESSEAL-sales on loyee At 50 Is
per barrel. o.,
/ psF ION, buyer furnishing sacks
3 0,ssr5g MOTEs-Are not salable.
CHEEsE-Westsrn Reserve, l49l4Hc.
/ Fsrforv. l5QI7ci English Dairy, l6gl7e
CoFFKE-RiO, common TO choice, lo%@
LScs GooDs-C0ndensed milk, SAC
- czae. Cove Oysters, ] H., ~ 5O9
- dozen. Peaches, y 50. Pears
:, 81 Tomatoes, g l59Z -. Cnerrles
s303 Is. Piueapples, 9VN9t DL9nu9
| cherries. s. 50G6, PlcALes' 1S 7s559 IA
/ 0er dozen, s. 00i quarts, q 3
/ pinta, y %. Iomes1 On
V~tF-9e-Firm at pc per dozen Iof onolc
and preserved nominal. o.
AS-5 NPaoeiuGs are abundant VI
IL 81 -s1s6e for shelled. Bran is qales e
IN 800 nj per hundred hay quiet AZ -
o. smr-AppIes scarce sos, as to qua
So Drad apples, 5@6c; dried peSen
7Sse. Oranges, So 5097 per DoA'
ons, S89l0 per box. ,,sss ar
FIoUE-Firm and eetvei s1psI
| held 81 S. 75@6; extra, 90 zoSo ~ soSS NJ
extra, IS 1901; treble extra p 'VS' "
fsncv. S9G9 90 per barrel. -
S~er8lnss, S2922 so for quarters
se-r5ss for balvea. White Fish, Is per hsl
barTeI. Roe Herring, per hatt oDE, ~
"a MaekersL. per half barrel, NO.
al 1rGI9, No. 2. 81 75gS; No. 4 KITS
IA 85a2 81, 10. 2, 81 70; NO. 8, "a tSLo.
RRTsu NEATs-Eest ali roohus O9Se
Mutton. 7@sc. Pork, 99l4c.
GUsEIEs- 1S9l9c for good SECONDS
Butlsps, I2Z9l4c.
GAME-Whd ducks, Sos per o8z9il
Rabbits, 81 5Ga2 90. Quatlss q 70. "
Turkeys, @@lA Renison, b9be Boa
l00l2c.
HrDEs, FURs TALLoW-hldea 20
uTrs are steady. Dry Flint, llci on
AT l4c; green, 6H97ci green salt, Sh99
Tellcw. 5000 Deer skins, l59loej neaYe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-27
RECEIPTS BY Raul.

MIssIssIPPrAND TESNEssEE RAILROAD.
Newton Ford & CO. 81 bales cotton; 2 It
H 3 do: Treadwsll Broz,l8 do; Fsrgason &
Clav, "a do: StrattOn, Goyer * co, 6 do b
Torrance 2 do; Day & ProUddt, 8 do; Stew
art Bros q Flz9r, 30 de; T 81 Allen, 3 do;
Jones. Brown * co, . do; Taylor, r & co
/ da: r WoTmeIy 81 co, 4 do; Clarke, j. &
co, edo; Black, Estes q CO, 2dC; w
GalbTeath, Edo; Busby, Johnson co, l6
do: Brooks. Nicely & 60, 6 do: A J Roach
& co, / do; s "a Webb q co, 3 do; Earring
ton & 81, 1 do; Hill, Foutaine * co, IL do;
Partee, BurIeson & CO, S do; Crissman, s
& CO. 2 do; Malone, Il q co, 2 dos Guy,
Mcclellan IL co, p do; F0wlkes As. 3 do;
EckerIy & co, 1 DO; r 3 Sheppard & co, !
do; billiard, Piuson & co, q do; R0Cles,
Vance & co, Is do; Gage Il r. 1 do; Lane,
NJ q co, ] do; Pamela Oil Works . pkgs
sundries; J Il Humphries, / car lumber.
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On tuesday,. Rsrah a. IszI.

real estate: A lot or tract Of land sLllasei
lying and being in shelby county 1870
see: Situate en- The south stAa oL - -
t9vvn r,ad eb1uf an mlles from
Rounded on the east BY ID. CoeArsL IAN
o. me south By the lands formerly sou ~
1e,ess n rones 10 Knox walker on the west
6-,-~ avanue. and on the north BY NE
Ge--enfoyvn raad-contalnlng 10 Ncres,
mons 81 less, and being the plaee lormerly
-.-fas-ee oil the late James C. Jones, de-
~seead and the dWsLing-nOuse thereon.
TTRsfs or 6AEE-Upon q credit OF seven
months; purchaser executing note Wltn ae-
---frv lien retained 20 secure purchase
wonsv. fauity Of redemptiou barred This
February %, 1911.
d. ID. ia STEWART, Clerk and Master
Reecher 3 Belcher, sols. fox compn18. zen
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Friday. march y, 1871,

within legal hours, the olow4g Gss @aaT ~
proDartv Ia wft. IA certain Let or psles+ ~
Ground, which IS the northern
or theresbouls o. lot NO. A. L,-G cSis IN
the original plan Of tne elt5 ~ atlJ On ne
ssst side oil Man street, q uLle no. 49,
feTgon street, IN said city \ On ~
L3L1so1 30 eDF 9lg west uY Mann street,
sCTt6 Nv line parallel with the ISL Is
Inc and tveutc-hvs feet -oEJl OF ~ @Lo
80 - second sIIev. making alot OF twenty
80 1sar mont on Main street bnd As2 reel
deep. ,-ssfe 81 rfv raj
mcDfhs. notes with approved secuElJ re-
--f-e1 W0uity Of redemption barred
FDMBND A. COLE, CLERK and AAsLsr.
u~~rfrernt& Craf, Attorneys. 1elo