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Executors Ssalsmsaf

For the Probate Court OF shelby ounty, Ten.
nessse.-To the heirs and creditors Of VIM.
X. Hill, deceased:
NOTIUE Is hereby given that W. 8 CAL
IN breath, as Executor OF VIM. Keenan,
Bill, deceased, has fled in my ofdas 3 settle
ment of said estate, which VIII be presented
% the court for confirmation Sc Lhs March
Term, 1871 to be held on the drst Monday OF
said month, In the courthouse In the city OF
Memphis. February a. 1Sz2
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
By ]. II. CULLEN, j. U.
ChsrIeaK ortrecnt AttoFuev, tad
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N~on-ResIdsnt NutIcs.

B. p. Brsden VI. R d. Winsstt-Befors me. ].
W. Harris, Justice of the Peace for Faystte
County, Tennessee.
A TTACEMENT having been sued out In
IA the above cause on the ground tina the
defendant Is 9 nonresident OF thaState Of
Tennessee, as appeared BY af1davtt, and the
said attachment having been returned. levied
upon the personal rorerty OF defendant,
r. u. WtnEett; he VIII take notice that he
must appear and defend the said cause be-
lore me at my once, in Galloway Station,
set for trial on the eth day OF April next or
is further ordered that publication be made
in the Memphis Appeal for tour weeks.
This 4th day OF March. 1877.
]. W. HARRIS. J. p.
mh7 in and or Fayefte county. Tenn.
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THE DOnEsTIG PRODUCE nARkETs.
lLATEsT REPORT BIZ TELEGRAPH.l
ST. LOUIs.

ST.LoUIs, March 13.-FlOur quiet; extra
winter. 81 2596 30; Xxx s. so; Xxx $7@
7 so. Wheat-spring higher; No. 2. 81 AZ;
winter quiet and weak; No. 3, 81 rs Corn
dull, but unchanged; No. 2 mixed, 4OK6
sic Oats dull, but unchanged; No. q
sSHe. Barley dull: but u~nchsngsdi prime
bscco In good demand at full prices.
Hemp and bagging unchanged. Ooffes
lower at 22624c. Sugar and molasses nm
changed. Provisions lower and democrat
lied. Pork. So. Dry salt meats-shoui-
ders, A Bacon, packed in lots-shoul-
ders, 6k@5%c; clear rib, 7H47Nc; clear
side, 7HG7<c, Lard dull; city prime
steam, delivered at New Orleans, So,
Cattle steady at 81 2596 Is for medium
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the NEW YORK DRY GOODS MAKRET
ILATEsT REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YoRK. March

The dry goods trade iE increasing in vol
ume and the market bUoyRnt. Jobbers
prices have become more equalizsd with
those of agents. Indications point to .
higher rather than lower scale of rates,
and particularly il this true Of linens.
We have but few changes to notice in
Quotations in commodities to-day, the
most important being an advance in price
ia Cabot SO inch bleached muslins 70
IKE, and Messsbssic drills to lac.
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-Rasidanf H.sftna

No. AS, r. DIN the Second Chancsry Couri
ofShelDy county, Tennessee Thomas Ney.
lon ct al VS.. Dantel handle ct al.
1T appearing nom af1dav1 In this cause
4 that the defendant, Daniel Chandlsr Ia s
nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, Thai he make hiI
appearance herein, AZ the courthouse OF the
Second ChBncery Court Of shelby county, In
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, drsi
Monday In april, lS72, u plead, answer OF
demur to compartments bill, or the same will
lie AIKEN Tor confessed as 70 him and set FOR
hearing sXpartei and that . copy OF this or.
der be pu0ishsa On>ea week, Tor four suo.
cea5ive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This March z, 1874.
a cOpy-attesa.
Nd. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By o. Deputy O. and n.
James Gallagher, Sol. for cnmpit. Imh3 nc
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snow permanently established frf rds fr=s
meot OF patients oOth mals and tsuaais
Who are addicted with anv on ~
Sheriff. Sale.

u virtue OF an execution nom ths ssso.a
- Circuit Court Of Shelby COUNT. II favor
o. M.F EwauT1ck q &c. rs. Joseph FIEesa
3 brannan, y a. Aahler and n, ". EsIrs
Dafot, Tor $3.50 81 debt, besides costs aud inter
Sd Will sell % the highest bidder, for essa.
N 'front.' o. the BhsEdis once. o. Second
street, In thecityo % Memphis, On
thursday, 2lst day Of March 1879
the following real estate, to-Wft: Lo.s N5s.
Is and a. In BLOCK NOS ss shown 81 EucE-
ets msp eE pan Of Fort RsEsr1ng; SID lozs
silnatso On ne corner Of second and Czro-
INA strsesi In that part OF the city 0fHem.
PMS known as Fort Pickering, SHELBY eo1r-
" SIsts o. TENNESSEE, levied "a a. the prog
erty Of Joseph PfgsOn,and viii be 500 - ~
isy said execution, interest and costs. seie
oetFeen the hours Of ten oielocz a.. r1i
four pm
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
81 IsAACRossEg, Deputy Sheriff.
This February 18Th, B1.
k~dglngton q Haissy, Att'ys for PHI fsA
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HAVING qualified as administrator OF
II =. n. Woodward, deceased, this Is 10
estate to nle the sAme duly probated, with
ms within the time allowed by law All per
soos indebted 10 said estate Will Please CONS
forward snd settle WttlDat eafay. ClaimE
may be died with and 1ndsbtsdufas pafd to
WE. Taylor, OF Ford, Porte & Co, SUufon
street. JUDITH W. WOODWARD
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

a 3 administration OF the estate OF L. Z
"A Hinton, deceased, I VIII, on
Monday, the Isth Day Of March, A.B., 1872,
proceed 70 sell to the highest bidder, bsfoTs
the CcCr OF the courthouse, at
MADISON, ARKANSAS.
the following described real estate, lyfnE and
being within O~pe.quarter and one hall mile
from the town Of Forreet City, ct. Francis
section 3, township 4, range 3 east; and north
bali OF north, east . ter Of section 4, town
fhip 4. ang 3 east; and southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter OF section q. TO Rnship s.
range 3 east; In all about EO acres The In
pFoYem6ns consist OF the two story cWsu-
fnE-house, n other valuable buildings, iE-
elu6ing 6 good Clubhouse, with CaStiron Fnn-
meg gear and e0-asW g4n.suiu good re2sir.
1ERHs OF SALs-One-half eashs the Jan
to be pa 9 January 1, 1875 alien retained On
the properly DntM purchase money Is paid.
The land VIII be SOLD IN 10 en1 20 acre lote.
". 7. WELLBORN4 Admr
mil ri estate Df L n Hfufou FpnfH-
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spartaahsrs-Iu Probate CsaFf.

James Y. Goodlett. Admir-, Plaintiff
VI.
Bunte Cleveland, Benjamin CIsVe- SfmBaons
land ard Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants,
To Benjamin Cleveland snd Jesse Cleveland.
Defendants in this action:
NOU are hereby nor to auswsr the
Z petition o. James Y. GOOdlett, the above
named plaintiff, which was died in the cfice
OF the Judge of Probate for SpattanouTg
county, on the Eth day OF January Instant,
and TO serve a copy CT your answer on the
subscribers at their ofdoe. in the town OF
spartan ourg, South Carolina, within twenty
lays after The service Of this ex-
elusive OF n Gay OF service; and II you fail
70 answer said petition as hereby REQUIRED,
tie plaintiff viii apply TO the Court Tor the
relief demsnee ed in the petition.
Dated the 18th Jay OF January, 1872.
EVINS BOAAR, Pro Pit
Take notice that the object Of the action en-
titled In the above Aummens Is to obtain q
settlement of the guardianship OF John b,
Cleveland, deceased, guardian for the above
named defendants, and that no personal
/ aim Is made against you.
EVtNS & BOMAR,
fe18 RlaiUffE1a AttOrnava
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ShsriTs Sale Of Real Estate.

HE BY virtue OF an execution from tn
First Circuft Court OF Shelby county In favol
OF George W. Gone vs.. .. Pante, for SO, 8ie 05
With interests and coTts, 1 viii sell TO Tia
iG's ONCE, on Second street. between Union
and 6ayoso Streets, In the city Of Memphis
On Saturday, the SOth Day ofHsrch 1872,
the following ~c.T r tass: Lots Nos. 3 and !
g ItiEzD bgtus' auhdiVlson. near thu city
o. asBaphts: Beginning at q stake north
west corner OF the Dunn tract Of Is acres, on
ire east side Of q 60-fOOt street; thence norm
81 east chains anc 80 links 70 3 stake n
marked Is, the northeast corner
OF eaid Dunn tract on Mrs.. Rembsrga Weat
llne;t themes north 20Ho west 81 chains and
"a links TO stake and honey locust marked
the Oneet OF a 60-foot street; thence south S9o
west ID links to said 8O-fOot street; thence
south Il east - chains and 50 links to the be-
less.
Also, lot No. 2, In block 10. S. in Braaford's
s9bdision. in the city OF Memphis: Begin
ming At . stake $50 feet from the Intersection
Of Jones avenue and Robson strest: TunH
thence with the north line OF Hooeson street
% lest 70 q stake; thence rorthWardly AZ
r~lght-angle8 with Robson street l50 feet to
an alley thence with the south line OF said
allsJ % feet; thence sOuthWardly parallel
with Jones' avenue $50 IeeL to the beginning.
avenue, in the city of Memphis, and ran.
Ming back betWeen parallel lines, III feet,
levied on as the property Of D. Pante to sat-
lsfy said execution, interest and costs. Sale
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am, and 4
pm. February y, 1879.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
By W. W. Co eman,D Deputy sheriff.
MVsIsE WYATT. Egu E Atfsvg for pItfd faoc
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Shsrif's Sals.

50 By virtue of an alias execution TO
me directed o the Supreme Court OF
day OF October, 1871, upon q Judgment
rendered on the Hth day OF June, 1871,
in favor OF Louis M~ontedonico VS.. Jesse
y; Rage. u, n others, ior sSi7s AZ debt and
tor cash, In front OF the Shsrfn's ONCE on
Second street, In the city OF Memphis, on
Monday, she e5th Day OF March, Is72,
FOrty shares Of stock in the Memphis OIL
Company and ten thousand dollars, more or
less, in the Memphis q d VicAsburgP Packet
Company, levied on as the g OF Jesse
W. Page, Jr., by virtue OF said execution, and
Will be old TO pay and satisfy the same, at
the time and place above specified. Sale be
tween the hours Of 10 q u. and pm.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. ". Coleman, Deputy Sheriff.
Beecher & Bslcher Att'yB Tor plaintiff.
March Il, LST2 mhI2
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March Is.
1i:l5 s.m.-The cotton market opened
quieJ-Middling uplands, lldj middling
Orleans, uRd.
5 p.m-Tns cotton market closed heavy,
M'ddIing uplsnds, lid; middliug Orlesns,
IZd; sales to-day, 10000 bales, of which
30OO bSles are for export and speculation,
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March l8.-The cotton mar
ket was dull and prices drOopinE-mid-
ding uplsnds, 21H@2lZe.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 13.-Ths cotton mar
ket Is dull and prices Misunderstanding
uplands, HHc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March I3.-The cotton mar
ket is dull and nominal; middIng, 2l@
2lNc.
NASHVILLE.
NAsHvuLB, March 13.-The cotton
market is dull but unchanged. There
were no sales.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW oRLEAEs, March Is The cotton
market is quiet. Ssles of $4,000 bales
Good ordinary, 20He;l low middlidg, 2lHc;
middling, &c. receipts, $3.50 bales; ex-
ports to Liverpool, $3.50; exports TO con-
tinent, 2467 bales; Stock, 1893, 7S7 bales.
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LONDON.

LONDON.
LONDON, March B.-At the close the
money market was as follows:
COnsols, money..-.sZZ o. &. SOS $685.
COnsols, accOunt--82Z u. s. 5-2ls 1857 .---.9&
U. s. 5-2s lS62..-92E US. IO4s--...S9-
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, March 3D. United States
6Ye-tWenties of 1882, 96o.
PARIS.
PARIS, March 1S.-Rentes, SCI zoe.
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cAaaesry Sale Of Rsal Estals,

20. 2O99, O.R.-Ftrst ChAneey Court OF saellg
cOunty%utia Weaver vs.. ". h Bland Ct si.
u virtue OF an t-nt3rlocutory decres %
D sale entered in toe above eause Januzly
10, 17s, L win sci st public auction. 70 the
highest ltddex, in fIont OF the Courthouse
OF said Court, GreenlaW Block, Second street,
Mamuhfa Tenuaazaa IN
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DnLT0A

There wa an active inquiry from ex-
porters throughout the day, lasting until
late in the evening. Parties who have
been holding large tables for some little
time let 60, swelling the sales to fair pro-
portions yesterday and to-day. However,
quite 9 number of factors was still sEih at
prices above buyers views. The market
to-day reached the lowest point in price
reported for w months. Sales of low
middling were made st 20Ac, but gener-
silly held at 2l@2lHc. Very little was
doing in middling, as factors were espe-
cislly hrm on this grade, There was but
one sale of m~iddling-ll8 bales a 2lHo.
New York opened at 22Z, advancing at
y m, to 2S%c, declining &c $3.50 pm. TO
22kc and clOsing at 22%c. We speak Of
his TO show bow vacillsting that market
Is. Liverpool closed dull, with uplsnds,
It Lii and Orlaans. We Quote:
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HgTGE

TUE undersigned having tsksn out let
a. tiers OF administration on the estate OF
0 b Norton. deceased, hereby notifies All
present tina same for settlement il tine pre-
scribed BY law, or they win b forever barred.
and all persons indebted 70 aaid estate 10 SET
le their Indebtedness
HANNAH MORTON, Adminiatratrix,
MEWFErS FshTuerV 70 1879, wedse29
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8aturdaN. Ami 8. ~.

within legal bOuls, the following described
property. 3! In Memphis, Shelby eoun-
", Tennessee; being part Of Two lots, 4 and
5, which we're originally lots l. 2 and 3 Of
block No. 20, as laid down on that part o.
Memphis known as South Memphis, (which
two lots were recently subdfVided into 8
lots by order Of said cOurtJ to-Wtt: Lot No.
2 Of said last subdivision, commencing on
the east side OF street. 80 5eet south OF
Vance street; running thence south 30 feet;
thence east 10 feet to an alley; thence north
80 feet 90 the corner OF lot No. /; thence west
$50 feet to the point OF beg inning on DeSotc
s~treet-lying between lots I andE
TermE OF SRle-On q credit OF six and
twelve months; purchaser to give notes
with approved security; lien retained to Sc
cure same. Equity OF redemption barred.
This March !, 1874.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and NaEtar.
LOgWoOd a Mfcou. ATTORNEYS. mhc sat
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IhaFsdaE. 2lst daY nf 80 =
Chanesry Sale Of Real Estzie
SATURDAY. MARcH IS. 1879.

No. dC9-In the Second ChGnesrv Co7r Of
smelly county Tonuessss.-aliE s. TuIIsl-
tine, ExecutrtL, va IrezV Tousrtue sIrf-
I virtue OF an order OF sale mads IL fao
- ABOVE Gauss viii SCI, At pubic sacfloa.
20 tle nighegt bidder. IN rou OF zee Clerz
and Matters Omcs Of the Second Chancsrv
CoaTtl GreenlaW Opera 6Ouse, 6Scoud stree.
city OF u D Tennazzpa On
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PROBATE COUaT SALE
REAL M8

In tho Probate Court OF shelby county. Ten.
nezsee.-5Srah =. Me9ehss, execu5FfE 81
Edmund Mc9ehee, deceased, VsJames Nc
9ehee, ct al
DURSOANT 70 an crderof sale made n tbs
L aDoEs cause on the Gth day q Febru.
airy, Al. 1874 1 vii sell. at public action. To
the hienest and best bidder, in Front OF the
om3e Of the Clerk Of the County CorFt OF
shelby county, on Union street, IN tbs city
of Madaunls uu
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cElEBRA

Arc Endorsed and prescribed by more lead,
log Physicians than any other tonic or slim.
alant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-.
HENTIVEfo for Fever and Ague intermittent
Biltousness, and all disorders arising from
Ais1matic. causes. They are highly recon-,
menoed a. an a~nti-dyspeptic, n in cases o.
Indigestion are invaluable a. an Appetizer
and Hecupersnt, and in cases or General De-
ollty they have never In q single instance
JAILED in producing the most happy results
1nef are particularly TO FEE
ing the mind, n giving tone and elasticity
70 the whole system. The HOME BITTERs
no Tonic Stimulant has ever been offered TO
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so NAM
ternity as the best known to h Pharmaco-
p0ia- II costs little to give them . fair trlal,
and
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SafuTdaH. "a u e. 81

within legal hourH, GLOWING described
property, siiuatedtL 10y county, Ie1nes-
see. and partly IN = "a county range q,
section s. BeK10nlrs fOies sousn o. the
NV corner OF o LESSONS oa-scra ar
ysy: thence north WI aid line aaross Bear
yer creek 5 chains AID q lnk9S % q gtskef
Themes west6 chains and 30 links TO 8takS
and 2 Whtteoak pointers tEenco 4 CD ans
and 81 lnka TO 3 sake; thence yeetf1 CHAINS.
TO astaka andtEO blacko2k pointers; there's
north s. chains across TIE county nnos in 81
~ Chains ad IS links 70 doRWood 11arKel
VIC. themes nanS 70 The 1astlina Oh
9. MeLemoors's SO acra4s thence south 81
ehafna and 81 Inks 70 the scuEheal4 oornsr
Of said SO Ecregs thence ea1s 70 c1ofu1 % 4
STAKE aud aassa1ra8s thence north 4 chains
TO = nickOryf thence ea1f AZ chains ard 81
links 70 th6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aoouf 8
acres, snd being he AMI conveyed 10 Isl
Graham b. John f.Lro4eTfnt on TIA nlh
tiers inca In Book No. 81 part q pars s.
at SEQ. Thh February =, HI
Terms Of Hale-Ca1h
EpMuMbA cola Clara and2 taase.
Wright &toAk1z, AftozleEA MI
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United states SecUrities-Governmen
bonds were quiet and STEADY.
Stocks and Bonds In the early
part Of the day stocks were strong
and higher but there WIS q re-
action in b afternoon which was
followed by an improved feeling. The ex-
treme fluctuations Of the day were H91H
per cent, snd were mostly in the Pscifc
Mail, Erie and Northwest common
Among eccentric shares the United States
Express advanced from 7l% to 73Z, and
Quicksilver from 35Z TO 36% Tor common,
and from 39A to ~ for preferred. The
market closed dull and heavy. Pacific
Mail declined to 625, which caused the
general list to weaken q fraction.
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Sales to-day were 1000 bales, including
900 bales at private 10 ms. Middling--lls
at 2lHc; middlinz and strict middling-
100 a. 2IZc; low middling-40 at 2lc, co
~ 20Zo, 20 at 2Oz<c, 20 at 2lc; strict good
ordinzry-sO &c 2OZo, 20 (Texss) at 2le,
1S6 a. 2O%c, liz ct zOH; good ordinary
81 at 20Lc; strict ordinsry-29 at 19c, Ia
At 10 1l-I6o.
Keeps ct all the ports for five days
were 81, 303 bales.
Kidding mere at this time last year lS@zaIS5z
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R-ArChEL.ORs, HAIRD rK,

EHIS superb Hair Dye i the best in the
4 WOrld-perfectly harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no DISAPPOINTMENT; nc ride
nlous int or disagreeable odOr. The genu.
Inc VIM. A. Bsthelor's Hair Dye prOduce,
Immediately q splendid black or natural
brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful
does not contain q particle OF lead or injuri.
Gus compound. Sold by all d~ruggists. Fac
tory, lS BOND TREET N. z. oc5
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40. Al. R-First Chaacery Court Of shelby
county, D. Williams, Executor, etc, OF
Barnett Graham, deceased. W Sslfa c.
Graham ct al
HY vfrtns o. an tntsrIocutory dscres sr
~ sale, entered In the aboVa causa rebTuar
g, 1914 ] VIII sell At public auction. 70 tna
highest bidder, In Hcnt or ths con- house
door OF said county, Gr5r-taw Block. second
sfraaf- Memnhfa- femme "a. on
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EOEETARY AND FINANCIAL HATTERs.
[LATEsT REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.
NJ w.

NEW YORK March ID,
Gold-The market is dull at IIOSIIOH.
LOsns were from z TO 2 per cent. Clear
ings, $40, 600, 900.
MOney-The market Is easy, ruling at Z
per cent; currency to z per cent; gold
closing At Z per cent gold to 1872.
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ChaneerY sale Of Rssl Estate,

No 2I7O, n. r. First Cbancery Court Of Shell
by eOunty.-EIlzabeth +, Green ct al. We,
William L. Vance OF al.
nY virtue OF an tnterlooutOry decree for
d ssle entered in the above cause, jan
uary 5, ls7G, I VIII sell at pablo auction, to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, 6resnlaw block, Second
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TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
Arkansas Plantation

~ virtue o. O. A. Roses Trust Deed to me
% dated the Aih day % Nay, 1870, and re-
corded in bOOkH pages 81 and IS, saint Fran
els county, Arkansas, to which reference is
here had, which trust Deed was made for
the purpose OF securing certain notes mem
toned therein, amounting to fifteen thou
tand (sl5OCOj dOllslg.I Will. on
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March I8.-FIour dull; extra
spring, s. 6OG7. Wheat opened firm bat
closed weak; No. 2 spring, 81 ak. Corn
weak and lowers No. 2, mixed S6Xc. Oats
dulI: NO, 2. SOC. Rye quiet and weak:
No 2, $50. Barley weak snd unsettled;
No 2. 500. Provisions weak and unset
tied Mess pork dull at $l1 659II IS.
Lard dull at SIC. Hams-plain, 6H2so;
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The petition OF James Greishaber, OF the
Tenth ward, stating that there are many i'm.
provements necessarily required in his
| neighborhood, such as BtreetcrossinRs and
sidewalks, was referred by Council to their
Improvement Committee, and their action
was concurred in by the Board OF Aldermen
by a like reference to their Improvement
Committee.
The petition of the Paducah and Memphis
Railroad company, asking from the General
1 Council the right Of way to extend their main
| track southwark from Auction street along
Fulton street to and through Center landing,
! etc, and the right TO erect a temporary depot,
nifty by two hundred and hfty feet, at Center
landing, was referred by Council to their Rail-
road Committee, and also referred by Board of
Aldermen TO their Railroad Committee.
The petition Of John M. Sea, representing
that owing TO irregular and doublea assessing
he has overpaid the city, say city tax in thirty
ninth and fortteJh corporate years, etc about
two hundred and seventy-one dollars, more
or less, and respectfully asks that the amount
be refunded him, was referred by Council TO
gate, and the same reference was made by the
Board OF Aldermen.
The petition of W. ]. Busher, asking per-
mission TO erect q small frame stable within
The city 1re iimits-say on Madison street just
west OF the bayou-wRs referred by the
common Council to their Fire Committee,
and the action concurred in by the Board Of
Aldermen by reference to a 1 Committee.
The petition of Ellen O'Herron, asking psr-
mission to erect q small frame addition 10 her
house, No. Is ST. Martin street, within the city
OF brick-WaS referred by the Common Coun-
Gil 70 their their Fire Committee, and the
same reference was made by the Board OF AL
dermen 70 their Fire Committee.
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A LII KINDS. Plants purchased Of me Will
~ be placed on lots nee OF charge. More
over, p7ants purchased of me for lots in my
charge VIII be wtufeEed In my Green House
tree. 1 VIII also keep up lots by the year.
Ont dcWeTE, b0quet9 4oodtDg. laying on
walks. oddtn graves etc, promptly exc
eut8d. Eestdeoce eQHfh Gate ElmEood Gem
stsrF. Efe2U barry AClBE.
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