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Trustees Sale.

81 By virtue Of the provisions OF a Deed
OF Trust TO me executed by James Il. Ed
mondson, John F.. Titus and Z. Titus, Exeeu-
tors OF the viii Of r. Titus, deceased, and r..
A. Titus, N. r Titus, Johu +. Titus, <. Titus,
". 8. Titus and + T.. EdmOusoD, widow and
h~eirs-at-laW and devtsees Of y. Titus, de-
ceased 70 secure the paymen OF 3 certatn
debt due nom the estate OF =. Titus TO the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank Of Louisville therein specified, which
deed Is registered in the Registers Ohce OF
at the request Of the parties interested there
in. I will. on
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sHERlFF,s SALES.
sHERIFF,s SALE.
Monday, / he 18th day Of September, 1871

, Y virtue of a Fl Ia, issued by the Clerk
- OF the First ChanceTy Court Of Shelby
county. and to me directed, 1 wiz on
Monday, t he 18th day Of September, 1871
In front of the sherins once, on Second
street, In the city OF memphis, Shelby county,
Tennessee, sell for cash, TO the highest bid
der, the following described real estate, lying
In Shelby unit Tennessee. Beginning at
the northeast corner Of McLemOre avenue
and Latham avenue, running south nineteen
chains and n~inety-three links 1888 to
TTigg's avenue; thence west along the north
side Of Trigg's avenue, eight chains and sew
nineteen chains and 50 links Q9.s3) to Nc
IGNORES avenue; thence east with McLe-
more avenue to,the beginning; containing in
all about seventeen acres Oh acres) less one
acre sold to Nathaniel and Henry Trtgg. Sd
July, ISL, beginning at q stake on the north
side of Latham avenue, 30 feet from the In
tersection of Latham avenue with Trigg ave-
nue. and running thence s~outhwardly and
parallel with Latham avenue, west side 30
feet to the intersection of the west side Of
Latham avenue with Trigg avenue, thence
westWRrdly and parallel with the north side
of TriRg avenue no feet to a stake; thence
northWardly and parallel with Latham
avenue 2l0 feet 20 a staEe5 thence
east and parallel to Trigg avenue no feet TO
the beginning, containing One acre. b six
Martha L. Trigg. Sale in legal hours, be-
tween 10 O'Clock am ms 4 O'Clock pm.
August 29Eh, IS7L
MARCUSJ. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
aH1s Depnty Sheriff shelby County.
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and Broadway.
OPENS lst Of September. W. 7. wilkins
VI and Lady In charge OF Boarding Depart
saisd&w ID. MEREDCTH, P~rrasipal
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cHANcERY SALE
REAL "STATD
On
Monday, October 2, 1871.

No, 4278.-In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee-A. b Bsrtholo-
new ct al. VS.. Marcus J. Wright ct al.
y Y virtue OF an order OF sale made In this
~ cause, 1 will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder. in 'front.' of the Office of the
Second Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenuesgee- on
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University of Nashville, Tenn.
1895.

THE Collegiate Department n Academy
open the 4th OF September, under mill
tqry discipline. Tuition, board, fuel. wash
ing etc. $50 TO St75 per term. The Law De-
opens October 4. ISL Tuition, $40
per term. Apply %
GIN. E KIRBY SMITH,
ougR.daw Chancellor.
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BIO COFFEE.

I'VE are now offerlnQ to the trRa1 e the en-
w tire cargo or the ship sBU val Blue
Jacket" consulting OF prime and CT toice Rio
Codees. VIII sell the unbroken + darks OF
same to the trade at lowest prices 10 7 gold OF
currency, for cash or approved paper ,onsuen
time as may be desirable 20 purchilsasrS
FAhGASON q CLAY,
Ranh Nos. - and 80 Front street
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MandaY. Sanfamber IS, Is7I.

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wtt:
An d riQht, title and interest OF defendant
S~altslamachia. in and to q certain term for
wears or leasehold interest, to begin and run
rom the LIST day OF Nay, 1866, fer 81 years
thence next ensuing to and for q lot OF
4roa1nd IN the city Of Memphis, described as
lot No. GO; beginning on the south side OF
Washington street lS feet nom the tntersec-
tor OF the east line OF Fourth street with
the south Line OF Washington street.; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and ex-
tending back south, between parallel lines
At right-angIes with Washington street, 80
feet 10 3 private alley being the same prop
srty OnVeyed TO Saltalamachla by b. B. Wad-
dell on the first day Of May or 18th Of Jan
uary, 1883.
Also, ths liquors, fixtures and furniture In
the saloon, No. Is JeEerson street, Memphis.
Also, all the furniture IN Haid build
ing and the building next thereto on the
west
TKRMs OF SALE-Ths real estate 20 be sold
on q credit OF six months notes, with ap-
proved security required bearing interest
from date, 1an retained As security. Equity
Of redemption barred. The personal proper
II VIII be sold for cash.
edmund A COLE Clerk Master.
Wright 4 AcKissick-and sam I0ole AHyss
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H MISSES LANE

WILL OPEN A BOARDING SCHOOL,
w for Young Ladies, In NEW YORK
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, September q, 1871
For reference and circular, apply 10 1. B.
Kirkland, Esq, President Jackson Insurance
COMPANY D Tenn. iyl5
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rheumatism and Paralysis
POSITIVELY CURED by the use OF my
ElectrO-ChsmicaI Baths.

Particular attention paid 70 Diseases of Fe-
such as Suppressed or Painful Men
situation. Falling Ofthe Womb, LeucOrrhea
or Whites, and to all Irregularities Of the
periods.
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
nv iatfar- ans
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F'11b11shCd-

The following Lectures for Gentlemen, bound
in one volume lpOeke6 ec1loal, entltlsds
MANHOOD. Corrected ana revised oy Z
author. Il. de \. Curtts, Doc. OF Medicine,
Mamber Of ROYAL OLE OF Surgeons. Eng.
Iand: Ltcentfate OF College OF Physicians,
Edinburg; Hon. Member tacolte oe Aeo4'
sims, Paris; etc.
h. PHILOSOPHY on MARRIAGEs
q PREMATUKE DlEC1IEE IN MAN.
q NERVOUS ASn PHYSICAL DEBILITY
4, DTsEAsE or THE 6KNERAzTFE OR9AES.
s. SPERMAzo88HEAs
s.. ABUSES or TIKI NATURAL FuNcTIoSB.
7. ACID CURE
Price SOC BIZ mali. Address the autnorS ~
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ACADEMY
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
JACKSON, TENN,
In charge of the Sisters of the Order
St. Dominic,

THE system is the same as tha pursued at
Il st. Agnes, Memphis, and is every way
calculated to secure all the aims of educa-
ton moral and intellectual culture, refine
meht of manners, and physical improve
ment-
The Academic year consists of two sessions
of five months each, the first commencing
on the first Monday of September, the second
on the first Monday of February.
TEKMS-Per session, payable half yearly,
invariably in advance, SIS, $50 or $50, accord
ing to the age or class of the pupil
Tuition for day pupils, Sl6, S2G or SIS per ses-
sion, according to age or class.
Eor further Information, amply to or ad
dress the MOTHER SUPERIOR,
ann Aid of the Tmmaeulat . Conoe ntion
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Trustees Sale.

DER and by virtue OF q deed Of Trust,
- 70 me executed, ~ Jacob 3 Galloway,
Ilust6e n Mary E. Galloway, his wife, on
tE lftday OF October, 1870, and recorded in
the Registers once of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In record ook numbe IS, page SOL
I viii on
Friday. 0eiObsr 20ih, 1871.
between the hours OF 10 am and 4 pm, on
tbs southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis, sell at puD-
lie sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property situated in
Shelby county, Tennessee, and described as
follows, tO-Wtt; lots numbers Il, IL, 10, ~, Il,
=, . and q, in block 81. as laid down upon
the map Of Fort Pickering extended, being
2be feet on the north side OF Van Bureu street,
by Elh feet on the east side Of Third street,
with all the appuFtenances thereto
belonging Said deed Of Trus was executed
10 ecure the payment of certain prOmissory
notes due h6nken Bros. Redemption
waived, title believed TO be good, but 1 vii
sell and Onvey only as Trustee.
aulsfr1 r DUDLE FRAYSER. Trustee.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

RE By virtue OF an execution from the sU-
preme Court at Jackson in favor of James
I. Holmes VS., Daniel Able ct al, for S5403 So
besides interests and costs, L will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Sherif's ONCE, on Second street, in the city
Of Memphis, on
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IN SuPREME COURT AT JACESaN,

No. T7S.-Mempbts Chaneery Docket
William Grimm VS.. Addison d. Douglass.
n Vfrtus OF a decree pronounced June sd,
ID 1871, by the Supreme Court, at Jackson,
in this cause, I viii sell, to the
highest bidder, In 'front.' Of the door OF
the First Chancery Courthouse, on Second
street, in the city Of Memphis,
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3 SCREW WIRE

BOOTS AND SHOES
u
Claimed to be the Best,
Acknowledged to be the Best,
Proved to be the Best.
THY ARE TU
MOST RLIABLE
MDST ECONOMICAL
MOST COUFOKTABEE
MoST DURABLE
win not rip. Rapidly superseding seWed
ard Deugedx ark. The patent stamp is On All.
sold by ali dealers. A slngle trial WI maS
araod Al these claims. sepit
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St. Agnes Academy
FOR YOUEG LADIES.

FHIS Academy for the education OF young
L ladies' is under the superintendent Of
the Sisters OF ST. Dominic The course of in
structiOn includes useful and
branches OF education. Special
given to moral end polite department. The
schoOl year commences on the FIRST oND
OF SEPTEMBER, and closes about the last OF
June. Terms per session, payable halfin adj
vance, SIS, $50, $50 and slO0, according to the
agreed class of the pupils. For further infOr-
nation apply to or address the
SUPERIOR,
auRI st. Agnes Academy.
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at the omce OF Dickinson, Williams Cor
10 Front street. in Memphis. tennessee, 1
will sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash. the
interest of said Moore, being one undivided
half. in and to the following thre9 u4c8 OF
land in Gibson county, tO-w1t:
First, one tract OF IS acres called the SEN
ter tract. near Gibson station sold unoer de-
cree OF the County Court Of Gibson. 10 Moore
a HutchersOr,on which there Is lien Tor oal-
suca OF purchase money, $500 and interest,
rom Htn January ISL, due rom said Moore
second. One tract Of lSs acres near Gibson
station conveyed by 3. ID Tandeu 20 Moore
4 Hutcherson, by deed registered In said
county in book No. 2, paR 52 on Wnlcn
there Is a lien for S5l5o unpaid purchase
money owing by said Moore q auteherson-
Third. One other tract near Gibson station
of 1857 acres, described in the contract %
sale from L. Civic to Ing 4 Moore, Registered
in said county, in o No. ], page 81, on
which there Is q lien for uupatd purchase
money due nom Moore & Ing. OF Sl62 81 and
Interest from 18th December, ISL
/ viii sell only the undivided interest Of
Moore, subject to said liens; and the
purchaser viii acquire only said undivided
interest, encountered With the liens sfore-
And at the time and place last mentioned,
I will sell the notes and accounts and claims
Of said Moore which hav cOmetOmy hands,
a list Of which wiz be furnished at the time
sale.
Memphis, August IS, 1871.
AMI JOHN ". Dickinson, Assignee.
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Tuesday, the 26th Day of September, 1871

Within legal hours, at the south western cor
ner OF Nam and Madison streets, IN the city
Of Memphis Tennessee, sell for cash, 10 the
highest bidder, the following described prop
erty, tO-wtt: A certain lot or parcel OF
ground al the corner OF Third and Market
streets, south OF Market and east Of Thlrd
streets, including the most westerly tsne-
msnt IN the block Of buildings owned By
Fraser Titus.
Beginning on the corner OF Third and Mar
ket streets, at the southeast intersection OF
Of said streets; thence east with Market
street 70 the center Of the division WAL be-
tween thatand the next adjoining tenement
thence with the center Of the same parallel
with Third street one hundre and forty
eight and q half ll43Ll feet to an alley
thence westwsrdly with the alley 10 the east
margin OF Third street; thence nOrthwardIy
with said street TO the beginning.
Title believed TO be perfect, but vii sell
and convey only such title a. is vested in me
b. sald Deed Of Trust.
IsHAM 6. HARRIS, Trustee.
August q, IS7L auZ0
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MEREDITH FEMALE COLLEGE.

with the POWERS and privileges allowed BY
law for the purpOse Of establishing In the
city OF Memphis a Seminary OF Learning, or
College for the purposes Of EducatiOn in the
various branches usually taught In schools
to be located In the said city OF Memphis, az
OF near the Intersection Of Main street and
Broadway, in thai part o. said city usually
known as south Memphis
It is therefore ordered that publication be
made FOR thirty lays, notifying All persons
desiring TO make their appearance herein
before said Court on or before the first Non
day in October, lS7l, and show cause, II any
they have or know Of Why letters OF ncOrpo-
ration cal not issue to the petitioners
herein or the same VIII be heard sx parte.
This 18Th, day OF August, ISL
N. d. I. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
BY c. BELCHER. Deputy C. nj a.
J. &. Robertson Solicitor for Petitioner
AMI
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EridaY. 0cfnhsr I'm. -.
sueREmE eOuRT.
IN SUPREaE COURT AT IAcKSOH.

Nos. 81 land 8S.-Memphfs Chancsry Docket
James n Watt, ct al, VS.. NJ. ". Caldwell,
OF ALL andJ. N. Lea, vs.. james II, Watt,
etal.
7 virtue Of a decree pronounced July4th
ID 1871, in these causes by the supreme
Court, atJackson, Iwiu sell. to the highest
bidder, on
,,Onday, the 25th day Ct September, 1871,
in front of the premises described below, on
second street, in the city OF Memphis; A
certain lot situate in the city OF &emphis,
Tennessee, being the one undivided half OF
the east half Of Lot No. gag, as designated on
the map and plan OF the city Of Memphis,
the said east hRlfof said lot being situated at
the northwest corner Of the Intersection Of
Second and Madison streets, in said city, and
fronting on the north side Of Madison street
74L feet, and on the west side Of Second
street, 74H fe ct, making q square Of T4A feet
by ~ feet. The interest to be sold in said
lot being the undivided mOiety OF which a.
3 Caldwell, died. seized and possessed.
TERMS OF and twelve months
credit. purchaser giving notes with approved
security, and 8 lien retained upon the prop
erty until the purchase money is paid.
Equity Of redemption barred. Sales within
Iegalhours.
JOHN Fl. FREEMAN, Clerk.
August 18th, 1871.
wight & AcKissick, Estes & Jackson.
SnTfrifora. ana
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NoTrOn,

HAyJNG hsen qualified as administration
III OF the estate Of JOHN b. KELLY, de-
ceased, his is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
to me within the time prescribed ny Law, o.
this notice will be plead in bar; and these
who are Indebted to said estate, VIII phase
come forward and settle.
HENRY ESHMANN, Administzator.
anlR u " m
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EDUCATIONAL.
LARGEST BCHOOL IN THE SOUTH.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

VIZ E WARDS Seminary. Parents wish
. ing very superior city advantages for
their daughters, in the most successful
school OF the South, at reasonable charges,
viii send for 4 catalogue to ". l. WARD,
Open Sept. Z, (au25 Nashville, Tenn.
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Petition to Amend Charters.


No. S6.-In the First Chancery Court Of snel-
By County, Tennessee.
WHEREAS the H~fsEfssfpprRfver Railway
w Company and It's Directors, p. E Nor
ton, d. NJ. Henning, Job OvsrtOB, 8. NJ
White. A. T. Lacey, q. n. Hi. 3 Z. Lafta,
Thomas BOYLE and Minor MerfWether, and
ths Padueah aud Gulf Railroad Company
and its Directors. III. Norton. L s Trim
bic, q. W. Norton, A. n. West. ". +. Nor
ton q b. Thomas, have nled their petit
ton in the First shancery our OF Shelby
COunty, SO to amend and enlarge their char
tiers and powers under the several laws made
and prOVided for their benent, as TO COM
pIsts and perfect their consolidation into
me Company, under the name OF
The PADUcAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
with the powers, privileges and franchises
granted to said companies and to the New
Orleans n Ohio Railroad COmpanys and TO
make one continuous connection nom Mem
b TO Paducah,a and to authorize the consol-
fdated Company to issue mortgage bonds not
20 exceed Seventeen thousand dollars per
mile.
Now, therefore, all persons are notified to
appear al said ChRncery Court in the city OF
Memphis, on or before tbs nrst Monday In
October, ITI, to snow cause why said prayer
shouIu not be granted, otherwise said peu-
ton VIII be proceeded with exparte.
This August =, lbZl.
A COpy-AttesL
EDaUND A COLE, CLERK and Master.
By n. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
stephens = smith, Attorneys aus
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PETITIOH FOR INCORPORATIOH.

s8 r DIN the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby CounTY-PetitiOn for IncorpOrs-
ton:
WHEREAS. J.. D. Meredith, L. 9. KnoElton,
J. +. Barton, 9. P. Boone ]. II. SMITH, Ell
MichOt and j.. j. Williams, have died q petit
ton In this Court praying to be incorporated
in OF an act Ofthe General Assem-
" OF the state OF Tennessee, passed January
e. ISL, approved January so, ISL, d the
name M style OF the
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V.K. STEVENSON & son.

~ PINE ST, n. Y, RAILWAY AGENTS
L L for negotiating loans, selling bonds, the
purchase of iron and steel rails, locomotives,
cars, and all supplies for railway companies.
Brokers for the purchase and sale OF real
estate, investments made, loans negotiated
and mortgages cashed. seS
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RAILROADS.
AND LITTLE ROCK 4. r.
CHANGE OLE TIME

CHANGE OF TIME.
COMMENCING Sunday, September Sd.
~ ISL Until further notice, trains will run
daily as follows:
Leave Memphis. m
Leave-HOpedeld--... ---.- SIS am
pm
ArrlFe-L1bJle pm
Returning arrive at Memphis--.6.OO pm
Ferry boat leaves foot of Union street
promptly at $50 am. Close connections made
at Devall's Bluff with r. K Packet Co.'S line
Of steamers for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular n
OF stages for Hot Springs, Camden, ArkRdel-
phta, Washington and poinIsf in Texas. Also
With steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Bluff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock and
Fort Smith railroad.
For tickets or information apply at Com
amy S office, 81 Madison street; at office Of
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, 37h Main
street, or at of1ce OF Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
{. 7. OAKLEY, ALEX. WADDELL,
O Ticket Ag'E. Passenger Ag't.
A. s. LIVERMORE,
sep2 General
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WILL attend to inying, selling. or Leas-
w ing Real Estste, VII make tnyau-
ments for Capitalists, collect rents and pay
taxes, and dol general e~onVeyaneing oasa-
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MAUKY COUNTY, TENN,
J. o. Stewards Collegiate Institute,
uO AIabaznss St, Memphis, Team.
H1HE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
Monday, the 4th Day Of ssvtsnbsr Next

And continue ten calendar months. thor
ough course Of instruction Is provided, en-
brsciug ENGLISH. Commercial, Mathematical
and Classical Studies. ueh text books VIII
poIiticsi rassrence. ty2
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RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
NV YoRK. september l6. 2 pm
n IN NFW YORK.

NEW YORK, September I6, 1890 pm
There is no decided change in the market,
which is active and steady. Sterling,
1851. Gold IOsning without interest.
Money easy 81 3 per cent.
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[
Trustee,s saIe.

u virtue % the power vested in me by deed
- OF trust executes by James ID. Rumn, on
the 4th day OF December. 1867, 10 secure GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, and
Ia book 81, pages IS, 81 and IS, I
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Real and Personal Property.

Nc. 25s1, n. R-First Chancsry COurt Of shell
by county.-AnthOny canon ct al. rs.
Frank Saltalamachis. No. 30, N.R-Louls
LOzerettO VS.. ran Saltalamachla ct al.
ny virtue of an fnterlocutoTy decree for
d sale entered in the above cause, Hsy .,
1871, 1 will sell at public auction. 10 the nigh
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, GreenlaW Block, Second street, IN the
CITY Of Tennessee, on
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o K TO YOUR CHILDREN.
GREAT Sn0THINe RENEnY.

Mrs Cures Collie and Gripping =, foe
Wb1csSnb,s in the Bowels, and taeili-
ggT1rD- tates the process of Teeth Es
ing.
Mrs. Subdues Commissions and prree
Wb{1coN,b,sl Overcomes all o1seaseS In q
,STIfD- oident to infants and chill Gents
dren.
Cures Dtarrhea, Dysen- Price
AT@ terry and summer Conn., 25
h,11oOMOS plant in children Of all Gents
syrup. ages
1t Is the Great Infants and Children's
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brought
on by Teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE
CO.. 81. Louis, Mo.
sold by druggists n dealers sn med1cine
everywhere. fe27d&w
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TRADE

To-day has been mere active than on yes
terdeV. Front street and the levee pre-
ge1ted a fair show OF business, snd mer-
Grants were smiling whether or no.
However. there were but slight changes
in the market. Prices ruled ABOUT me
ssme As the day before. oats, eggs ana
onions had the lead, and kept IL all day.
TIE day before, oats and onions were
scarce, but this morning receipts were
large, and n lot Of IS sacks oats sold at
soc. and one lot OF so sacks sold at 5Ic.
Onions, good supply; offered at - 70.
Eggs sold st 2Sc, and toward evening Al
27c. Groceries are unchanged and hrm.
We heard of one lot Of lis sacks Rio conee
sold At IS%c, There is no change IN pro-
visions; receipts plenty and demand good.
Holders ask for mess pork SIS 259lS 80.
Bacon, clear sales.--future were sales OF 10
casks 81 $50, and 5 casks at SIC; shout
ders stand 7kG7zc; hams and breakfast
bacon unchanged. Two hundred bbls of
eornmeal were sold a. 50 20 delivered
Poultry, lard, -four and butter unchanged.
We still report lively competition In bag
cling; We heard of sales to-day Of 90 pieces
3 and ~ lbs at lSk@l9ho; 20 pieces 2 Id
hemp al I8kc; Is pieces ~ ID 1sx at
IqKc. and 100 pieces 2 10 hemp at 1SHc;
extra heavy az H@lc higher. Cotton ties
remain unchanged. Corn has advanced IN
other markets, and the demand here is
greater bnau lDo upP1ls AoNlN VI %
sacks white shelled sold readily at 67kc;
80 sacks ear at 55c; cODsigDees say they
have bids Of Is TO zoe for lots to arrive.
Bran is steady at SIC 159l9 SO. Hay is
firm and unchanged.
GENERAL MARKET.
APPLEs-Per Dbl, g 5O@S5O; in demand.
BULDERs' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &C.
ment, per Dbl. e 70; Rosendale cement,
Ss75G64; plaster paris, s. 1904; Alabams
lima 81 40 per Dbl, by car load, and 81 90
IN store: hair, &c per ID; fire brick q per
hundred; common brick, SlOGl2 per 1000
BUTrFR-Choice table. 2O924c; cooking,
12aI5e: inferior, l0412c.
BAeGrNG-Hemp and fax. 2 lbs, ls%;
~ lbs, leHc; iron ties, 5k95zc; bsling
Irvine, l6@l7c.
RAooNlQear sides,8H&S%c; eity-cured
sX0SZe; shoulders, 7k@7Hc;
bacon, lOH6i2c; mess pork tlS %
rumps $40 50@l2; chOics and
hams, l5@l6Zc; inferior, 12ql4c.
BRAN-fl9 2b per ton.
BEEsWAX-30G32c per To.
CoRNAxAL-Kilndried, s. ZOOS q; IN
. ore, $ 50.
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