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ole as seller an the year. Lard quiet; sum,
nler, l2 idl3e cash. hulk meats aclNe y lOli
prizes; sales OF short iih mlddles al p &c loose
WHISKY steady st g11s9s &c.
ST LOUIS October 23.-Flour duh
and unchanged. Wheat dun and prices
ldroaping. No. 3 rel, exc cash. orn do
and lower; No. 2, 59is 95o g. WHISKY stead y
az Hle. Pork unchanged; small lOts NJ va
90 80 cash; sl7 81 seller all the year. DIy SAT-
meats lower; small lots packed, e5ia', ana
l2sxaI3 and l55z9l%4c. Lard-only a small
joboiug trade
CINtINNATI, October . Flour dnll.
! Wheat rrfner aud held higher At 81 W9l 10.
Corn active; old, GSes3C, new, csc 20 arrive.
I Oats sctive at 6iefjoc. Linseed OH st5suy AZ
roc. Lard oil firm. Eggs Drtn az nc. huttgr
S3d,i5c choice central Onio a19o-Y N III
&G29c. Cheese quiet. FORK nol15 IN ny, t-a,iu
| quiet but steady. fohbing at BE. bulk shoul-
dsrs steady az G.; sides nominal bacon
steady ct ~, D, ia, lS5a9lS'4e' WhNky
scarce and firm al asg.
NEW YORK. October 2s.-Flour dnlli SUI
perfne western and state, Sisl 90 81
Louis - l0Go 40. ltye hvNa W, ~
changed Cornmeal dull a. 81 s0a4 %.
W-heat dun and lower; No. . CHICAGO u ts9
/ I 81. corn dull, heavy and lower a. s61a9h''.
Oats duii and heavy at 1o.aEi5ac. Oouee very
firm; RIO, lli q, gold sugar quiet 9t1 MN !
refining, $3.50; prime, - g. Crude peiro-
iegTTl. 81 s. refin ed f.c Afolasses Porto Rico,
s5lt1ic. hice unchanged Pork steady new
mess, si9. Eeei quiet, Cut meats quiet, Iaia-
dies dali; long clear, l01zc. lard--prime
steam, ld'ac. Eufter-weSteru, - s'iac. Nnet-se
common TO prime, ~ 9l5'lc. WHISKY,
81 O2lsWl 03.
NEW ORLEANS, October g3-FlOur-ouly
a local demand. common, 81 10; supernne,
81 IS; treble extra, 85oB; choice, - 25Gb %.
Corn quiet; mixed, 81 u2iS; white, 81 %. Oats
dull and lower 40 dUc. Bran Is In demand al
SI. Hay-fair supply and duu- prime 58 81;
choice, 81. Pork finer al 81. Dry SAT-
meats-Only s. hogSheads shoulders on hand;
held al 81 Bacon dull at E 4, l3'zGl3iac;
hams-oid. I-1s@l%se; new, lHe@l5tSc. Lard
quiet; tierc-, lll9c; keg, Ice ugar scarce and
IN good demand; common, ftac; TAR 70 good
rain s7e1Qtee- gecnngs gffHlac. MOlasses
scarce and IN good demand; common 68ci
prime 10 choice, 7fHUc, Nhlsky slead9
Louisiana. s. %; wgsEern, 81 G2al Ul. Noire
quiet: ordinary 20 prime, Ib3z@i9l4c. Corn
meal dull az s 81.
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The Rock Island Union says: "Cap-
tain W D. Hall is pilOtof the steamer Albany,
engaged Oh the rapids improvements. Ials
Is the tirst wO.k the captain has done s,nce
mis- blow up last March, on me Crescent CITY
below n -mpuis. The business o. the party
near Buffalo has been 10 make surveys on Tue
river under the direction OF Colonel j. n Ma
comb. The machine used on this occasion
was sounding machine by when the engi-
neers can take about eighty sounQlDES per
minute. The machine does the work Of
twenty men. and Is Unerrlng IN its record.
The pontOOn sounding apparatus viii be dis
munGled and LAID up here IN winter quarters
in the slough. Tile -. Louis HepUbticGa
changed and there is nttle prospect OF
variance from present figures Tor some time
10 come, unless the neW coalition OF 81. LOUIS
auu NV Orleans tonnage can bring
about O new change OF things ia
On respect ...-........Ihe same paper
SAYS: "NOW thai the new Anchor line packet
company is a fixed fact Of the future await
ing only the filing Of articles OF incorporation
under the laws OF thc state, W may no longer
reIuEin tOugue-tied on the topic. That he
line OF steamers IN question aud the proposed
methods OF running the institution are an
i'm Drovement over the Old consolidated line
and les workings cannot be doubted, as we
understand the spirit OF the new coalition.
The arrangement resolves itself into joint
stock company, the owners Of the tJllOWlng
bUat--U. GeueNIe q, Capitol city, City OF
NiclIsburg, Julia, John Kyle, Jonn A. ocud-
der City OF quincy, Bismarck, CITY OF AlioDi
Commonwealth. susie Silver, and Glencoe
agreeing 90 contribute the boats a. an as
>sssed value 10 the formation Of such com
pany, and surrender themselves TO the mau-
sgemCut, agreeing 10 remain under the COM
mand OF The elected management. The result
OF this arrangement viii be that the earn ngs
Of each boat viii 20 into the general fund,
from which dividends VIII be declared 10
stockholders"
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between the hours OF u ana o'clock al
southern gate OF Court square. Her.-r'rF
Tennessee, sell for cssn. TO the highes. OF de-
az public 1ucu1ui the tClowpg PROPERTY
situated IN said county aud stafe suf fe.
scrl0ed Ia said trust desd az follows. cots y 10.
Is and %, Oh The plan Of TIE sur-sigIaioua
the estate or i. J.. stewart. as sold by decree
OF the Chancery Court OF the city Of gfemnhIs
said lots having diagonal mont CA tho Ser
uaudu road of one hundred and one feef al &
ruuulrg back on one side one hundred Al .
uffY feet, and on the other side lwo luudre
and SIX ana Cue-l5tf feet 90 au alley
All right OF redemption Is expressly waive
1F the terms OF said trust deed. Title believe
20 be good, 8ut / VII sell and convey only
trustee.
octll CHARLES l.. PARrEE. Trustee.
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PEODUOE MARKErs.


LOUISVILLE. October Z3.-Fiour and wheat
quiet Corn quiet At 70c. Oats quiet a. 58a
Sc. Bacon quiet AZ ~, 3zgiic; sugar-cured
hams. l4c. No pork, bulk meats or lard here
WHISKY, 9sc. Eagging, l5gl35ac.
CHICAGO, October 2}-FIour dun aud droOp-
ing; extra, 81 3Ja5 %. COrnmeal quiet Wheat
.dui, unsettled and lower; 40. 2, Htfc spot
Com quiet and weak 80. 2 mixed, 10 cash
ear tnc. Oats duu and "a shade ioger; No. 2
ss5zc spot. Pork quiet al slsgl9 - cash; SIC q
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H,mpt,y- Dumpty is on The boards Of
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Thnr-daz, No1smbsr ), 1874.

within legal hours. sell al the Courthouse. Ina
Bolivar county, ALssIssIa nI, for cash, % The
highest bidder. the following lands auDWl a-
-Ie IOpp place, 81 ing lu said county. viz. AN
Of sections % and IS east az uosu8 Falaya. aud
lll Of section So, except the east half of lua
-OlILeasl quarter east OF 1Ogue Fala-a, all lu
township -, rluEe7 said lands uuu tie im-
pr0vements, thereon viii be- sold Tor the pay
ment of The rrs- of said notes, Wllcn Is passed
due alu unpaid, and for the costs Of this
trust; the balance Of the proceeds t2 ue aD-
piled to the payment % the remainder ui
said notes, which become due upon the non
payment Of any note. The ltle ls believed l0
De- perfect, uEL convey 1llF as trustee.
Thee are among the best and most elevated
lands Iu the C1untV-alGlt $50 acres cleared, a
portion ci which was lu cultivation last year,
Two settlements on the -aut- also siuhlusa
and machinery, houses, stables. etc.
This October g, ls74.
Oci4 MINOR ME3I ~ ETHER. Trustee.
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nj 10 O'Clock m, on the suuthWe-r corner of
Main anu Madison streets, city oil Menu his,
sell 90 the highest bidder, for cash. Che follow
ing real estate, lying In shelby county Ten
lessee, described as follows. Beginning az
stake at the Intersection gt the east line OF
Chamb6riayne avenue with the south side OF
the state Line road thence sou Do bli4 east
with the state Line road SIX chains and
thtEty-slL links Co "a so IKE. thence -Dutl Zf..
west eleven chains and twenty links To E
stake, thence north 6a5t west SIX chains and
thlrty-f0ur links 10 a STAKE in the east line of
Cham heTiayus avenue. thence north I'd
east with the line of Chamberiayue avru nee
ten chains and seventy-tlIee links 20 the be-
ginning, containing SIX and aI-l0U acres, being
ct one (ll of 50 bed VISION Of the Jones estate
made BY Francis Foster, and Of record ln the
Registers office Of shelby county. Equity OF
REDEEM ptiOu waived ana title believed 90 be-
perfect, but i sell only as trustee.
octlz John JOHN SION. Trustee.
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man slisy-uUtI7e N ~,
perfect satisfaction or no SAFE. Aeii'eni'o' ''0
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MenlI,er. Rirers nd Rusiaess.

Yesterday was haZy and warm, with
Indications Of rain. The river continues to
decline slowly here, with eight and a half feet
10 Cairo, and six feet thence to st. Louis. The
lower Ohio has four feet and is falling. White
river is also receding, but has four feet cut
from ugusts. At Little Rock the Arkansas
is declining, with two and a half feet TO the
mouth. There was a fair amount of business
and movement Of freight or the wharf yes
telday.
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French Burr Mill ssOnes-Fbomas De-
Ia0y. eOs. IsS and l3O Poplar street,
q amDl5H. L eEu.

French Rurr Mill ssOnes-Fbomas De-
lazy, eOs. I2S and l3O Poplar street,
s. emphis, 4 enn.
no the Planters Of Tennessee and adjoining
Z ststes-I solicit the patronage Of all per-
sons having EURR MILL STONES 10 repair.
Having had % years experience 10 this coun-
Try and EurOpe-With ". c. Bradford Of this
city from lH53 TO 1861, since which time l have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pa ring mills III this and djointng states.
VIII rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
ord P all burrs for grinding corn and wheat, or
viii redress burrs that planters may hun their
own cotton-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not be
dlled with lead as the attritOn powders ii,
and poisOrs the meal or dnur. will guaran-
tee that with nay style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-inCh mill will grind
thirty bushels OF corn IN one hour. l also
guarantee to save one half Of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing 70 from The mill perfectly cool and in good
order To ship where the running-gear rs in
good order, 10 is only necessary 10 ship the
rock, IS hen The work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mil work in general, and ali
orders from the country promptly attended 10
AZ prices that defy competition. All orders adj
dressed 70 me in care Of q. W. Payne d Co. will
meet with prompt attention.
oc2l THOMAS DELANY.
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NEW YORK, October D .-There was a slow
package movement to-day, and but little anil
nation TO tOBbing branches. Cotton goods
are ia steady but moderate demand al IN
Changed prices. Fancy and side-band prints
are iu steady request and frm in first hands
but irregular with j0bbers. Tycoon reps are
selling freely al ZI1sc. Wooden goods fOI
men s wear are dull Blankets continue &C
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DIAMOND sPECrACLEs

By Geo. MaIIery, d. O.. ana Fl.
MeL.aLf ~ Her-nnm. .ll.. --r cn-1l- .--.---
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MEMPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK.

AEkINEss
Nan every day., 81 ! am. Freight and
A counludallGn ST 7:ll pm.
nErAETs:
sail levery day). ~ $50 am. Freight and
Accom- modatian at q ain
sleep uc-cars on mail trains.
Depot Center Landing. foot OF washington
gtrae-
TlcEe--oGices, No. 81 corner Madls0nl and
No. Es Main street.
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TTNDEE and by virtue cl p deed or trust
u executed TO me March 23, Is7l. by Ann e
r. Johnston, to secure q certain indebtedue-s
therein mentioned and 1f resord iu the Re r.
ster's Office of shelby county. iu book 73. na-s
SOD, il viii, on
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AKRIvEs:
Nal and Freight, Al an.
DEPAETs:
Mall and Freight, 90 fn.m.
I1a uEii aud freight train leaves Covtugton
Tor a 1u H.uIs 40 z ana. and returns 30 CovInE'
ton a. Tr1 PIN.
TraIl- leaving Memphis viii start from
lEn 1rEr- -ars' n arenuuHe.
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PRINTING MACHINE!
Just reOsiveJ, and now in speratiOnat the
PRINTING HOUSE
AND
s6OOK BINDERX
- q. sEOOE.
) COURT STREET, :: MEMPHIS

- rhls PRESS occupies LESS space; hs
greater STRENGTH; does FINER Work
and is pronounced BY the leading Printer
iu the United States and Great Britain thu
BEST PRESS ever Invented.
This Press was recently purchased OF Alessrs
Coddingion q Kingsley. London, England
and IS nOw IN operation and open for the In
spection Of al who may desire 70 witness the
workings OF this wonderful little machine.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
ONSATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1874.

No. 577, K. DIN the Second Chancery C0ur.
of shelby county, reunessee-'s. S. Aemoerl
vs.. Henry Rembert ct al.
DI virtue OF decree Of sale made In tu--
d cause by the second Chancerv Court,
viii sell TO the highest bidder, la front OF .le
Second Chancery Courtroom. city u Men,
phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, October 81, 1874,
with in legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit;
A certain tract Of land situate. lying and
being IN the county OF shelby ard stats
Tennessee, con taining about one hundrsl anu
fifteen acres being the soutlwesl corner u.
said :. :. kemhert's original tract OF ST x cen
hundred and sixty acres on Big Greek, ll rI-
third civil district, Inherited by him from uis
father, Andrew kembert: Beginning "a. the
southwest cerner Of said original tract, when
is the nOrthwe corner OF Thomas Eawliu-.
tract ami In the west line o4 the DDu-Lfs
tract; thence east with said Rawlings traceI
the corner of John cells one hundred -
nfty acre tract lately solo 90 him 1v SAID Rem
bert; thence north with said 1tsel's west Bin"
seVeuty~tlree chains and rWculg-slL LINKS e. H
the north li1e Of the one hundred and dltv
acre tract lately sold by said EembsrG 90 HUGH
70 the west line OF said S. 5. Rem bert 0rigirf
tract; thence south with said line seventy
three chains and twenty-siZ links 90 the be-
ginning.
Terms OF SaIe-On a credit OF six and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with an-
proved security; Lien retained. Equity Of re-
dempuOn barred.
This September II, 1874.
lid. I. STEWART,
Clerk snd Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. O.. and n.
MetcaII * HeUlOu. soils. for com IaIuaut.
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These spectacie8 are manufactured from
"MINUTE CRYSTAL PE8Er lE-n melted 10
gether, and ore called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and briiiaucv.
Having been tested with the pOiariscope, the
diamond lenses have been found I'D admit dt-
teen per cent. less heated rays tnau any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free from cnrGmatleu Ierra tiU obs,
and produce brightness and dlstiuctu-za 81
vision not before attained Ia speCtacles. 81 au-
1factured by the Spencer Optical szu1iu-
haeturlnE Company, ~ &. toT sale lF To-
dponSlDle agents IN every city IN the Union.
" &. b 8Akb, JeWeleT ana JpJlCiau, sole
Agent for Memphis, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained. No peGd4er- employed.
Do not buy g pair unless y0u see the trade
mark - apIl
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DW. Dss. JOHNSON
Private
Medical Dispensarv
E0s 81 Jefferson street,
EslWean Main and Front Row.
MEH PHzs, If ~
nnablhhsd In ls8

TaE. JOHNSON l8 uc r-11T-a.lga1 by aii par.
tlez Interested ar lsr Ono moss luecc
.ul Physician ia suo freshmen of private CT
lecrGt diaaasas. QUICK, --llolsl aua peung-
1isll cures guaranteed % eIa. male q
lefnaia. Resent cases ~ aul1r-lea sla sTulla
la cured in laW days. WltIurl Gao asa q
mercury cn1lEr OF alet uf ailflraueG lrlll
lll. lees Secondary 81 b. lslI--.la ass Tlai rg
e asllctlla4 without she Csc uf mercury. LLs
ellunt@llJ loss or semen htUH ner lu 8 gnuI &
llzna. 'nHarcra rom I'm llfsucv Of ioss =
leAual power restored % irsa vlupr iu q lev
1913. fLeLl.Hi - ae-l-aluaa and aEra1asu-
fslelfr ln4leriuf nom parma H0rr.ira AND ~
or pnyHlcai ana mental power speedily aud
Particular attention paid o. the lfranrsr--,g
W9men- and cures ggaIll lae
L1r4st ana Lang 1iaaaao7 cured ~ asg
AN consultations strictly cru1deufaI.
aedielnaa aalt By eElrs81 Cd sli nar-s q thg
guuuLrTs
once houzs ron s am. 20 , pm, Sundays.
irou, l1 g.zl.
az CAV D- g. JOHNSON Nd
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On saturaaT, Norembsr n. Is7l.

within legal hours the following described
oPeriy, situated IN Memphis, shelby aouu-
". Tennessee. tO-Wit:
r IVY leeA mont on north side OF Union
street, and running back between parallel
liAes nDrlh about % feet: Beginning on rae
~ ~ ilhs on nlcu street thirty Gl feet enst
o. tle noftneast corner Of the Intersection OF
lion street VIII The alley between Main and
y , I'm streets cine said beg ming point being
s s'5 sytttiielhl corner Of The uufal BuHding
lion street ~ ieeti thence uortn VVHrlil "a bout
- lests thence Weatwardly 5l feet TO tle 1orfh-
eaat corner OF tie Appeal Building ior. Thence
5ouJnWardly with the east Ifne of ma a r.-l.af
balid4ng lot about y feet 70 the bHgdnnfne.
Ieftns OF Eals-On credit OF ana "a
houtilsi notes with approved security re-
quireds bearing interest frufn date. - ~
armed 70 secure same. Equity OF redemption
This October q. 1874
=. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. Black, -. &. and ~
Vance & Anderson, solicitors. oets
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STEAM DYEING
CnUANTNG.

DLUFF CITY STEAM ENG q CLEAN
u ING ksTABLIsHME removed 70 $40
srcansf street. All WoIK guaranteed % eive
satisfaction; is done 10y experienced work
men. With dispatch. JOE EADT
oc7 THEO. MAYER.
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To Contractors.

dds will be received on or before Monday
ID Oet8ber 26th, y o'eieci< RsIn.s fol- the
following work:
Participating Roof Of the New Court
house.
Secnnd-Filling Water-Tanlz in Inner Court
and Paving.
-Whitewashing walls Of Inner Court
FDurtu-Hauling Iron Safes.
Eiuh-Haulng Furniture, Fixtures, Books
and Papers Of the several Courts and Oflces.
Specifications 10 be seen at the Office Oh
JOS Is q BALDW IN, Architects.
Proposals 10 be left at the Office OF the Chair
man, BENRI u. SMITH, Court street.
HENRY q. SMITH,
+. LEHMAN,
O. DWYER,
j. d. DANBERRY,
W. II. STEPHENS,
OctZ2 Committee.
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NOTICE 70 COTTON SHIPPERS
uAvIN5 received the appointment OF Con,
IA tracing Agent OF the
Erie and Pacific pespatch.

will be pleased 20 see my friends at the Conn
pans's dfsicc, lsadisoR street. where
contracts will be made 10 ali points East and
10 Liverpool,
Oct22 hObEHT 0lBSON,
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Saturday, October "A, 1874,

within legal hours, the following described
properly, situated ln shelby county, Teuues-
see, to-Wit:
A certain tract OF land lying ana being Ia
The sixteenth civil district Of SAID county, au
bounded on the north by the lEud7 OF Eppr
White ans Dennis O'brleu, decaa5eos on Ga p
east by the lands OF r.. il. Todd; and On tu g
sOutl and west by the lands Of Haynes; be-
ing Che same upon which j. Il. Williams re
sided on the l5lh OF September, 1851 and D.
many years before: containing so acres, o IS
cludiuE from said 5ouudaries che 90 acres
above. heretofore sold % DR. Moon. and a.
balance OF DO acres IN the tract. lucludinEll
the improvements.
TERMS OF SALE.-0n q credit OF six, twe.T
and eighteen months. purchaser % 3.
notes. bearing interest az 10 per cent. lr1 q
Gate, with two good and solvent suraties 81 he
retained to further secure s. me, and equity,
retieui ton barred
This, September 30, 1871.
e. A. COLE. Q. g. ii
BY Is. j. BLACK. ID. G. and NJ.
smith, scott e. jefferson, attorneys.
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Tuesday, the 27th Day Of October, 1874.

between the hours OF IL am. and p.m., eK-
cash, the sale 70 take place at the south west
corner OF Main and Madison streets, IN MEM
phis, Tenn, the following lots OF ground, SITE
uated in said city Of Memphis, aud described
as follows, tO-wIt; Part OF lot No. 574. b. GIN
ming on the east side Of ueSOlO street 5l5s feet
south of the alley between Madison and Sion
roe Streets thence sou n with the east lleJ
DeSOtO street32 feet; running bac K eastward 81
between parallel lines lt3 Ll-lZ feet 10 "a stake
Also, one undi vIded h8lf interest iD Iot No.
$50, on the plan OF Memphis, beginning al q
point on me east side Of Second street IA
feet south from the southeast corner OF Second
and Washington streets; thence s0UUnward-y
with the east line Of second street gllf feet
TO the north line OF the alley between W ASH
ingtOn suc Adams streets; thence eastward y
the west ine OF the alley between second ana
Third streets; thence uOruIWdrdlT with the
west line Of said alley az feet 10 q stake, tue
dividing line between lots $50 and fi6s thence
westwardly along said dividing line 1857 teei
TO the beginning. Also part OF the subti-
vision III + Of original country iOt NO 5 o. be-
ginning 81 a point on the south side ut Cha.
portion OF Jefferson street lyiu2 east Dl tua
memphis and Charleston Railroad oepo,
grounds and east OF Lauds rJale street sll i feaI
lot No. 500 with the south line Of Jefferson
street, being the northwest corner OF the lot
heretofore conveyed Dy r. C.. Bliukley e5 a..
20 W. K. R1sOn; thence west with the south
line Of Jefferson street IS feet 20 stake
thence southwardly az right angles with Js.-
ferSOn street 1885 feet to an alley; thence
with said alley IS feet to the southwest corner
Of said hison's lot; thence uOrthWardly with
said RisOn S line 1881 feet 20 the hegiuu NJ.
By the terms or said trust deed all zht or
is believed 10 be good. 7 viii convey as truss
tee only. Il. A. PARKER, Trustee.
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MANHOOD REsE9&ED.--A victim o
youthful mprudence, csusing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found slmpit
self-curc. which he will send free % his fellow
sufferers. Address J, Il. REV rs, rs Nassa Z
In Nau York
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CHANCERY SALE
RHAE 1srArm.

No. liOl, R.-Flrst Chaucery Court or shelby
county-A. v. Dupont 20 az VI. A. q. Dali.
Df virtue 0f an iuteriocufory decree for sale
- entered lu the above cause Oh tle l5fn day
OF May lsli, viii sell, at public auction. 70
the higheIt bidder, IN front OF the Clerk and
Masler.s Office. Manning. Tenn
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Movement Of Heats.

The Frank Forrest, from OsceOl2, came
in before daylight with "a bales of cotton, 10
bags cotton and 1913 sacks cOttOn-seed. The llli-
noIs, from below, brought lis bales cotton and
/ -Of sacks 6otton-seed. The City OF Nlcksburg
puI of "a bales cotton ana 3JO sacks cotton
seed added 30 bales cotton and 40 head OF cat
| lie: had 100 bales cotton JaEen at points below
here for st. Louis. The City OF Helena, from
81. Louis, came IN near nOOn- disc naEged AGO
packages merchandise, took On ~ tons way
/ freight, ana cleared In the afternoon, ORA -
ing feet. The G. W. Cheek, from Osceola, ar
rived a. noon, win 3 bales cotton, 81 bags cot
ton and Il sacks cOttQn-seed. The John h IOlle,
from New Orleans. put or IS barrels salt; had
20 tons freight for st. Louis, including one
Item OF l5a7 boxes sugar The local packets
all cleared al dark with good trips. The Ella,
from White river, ana Tie ClarksvIile, from
the Arkansas river, were expected last even
ing, and Will probably be found in port early
this morning, to receive for return trips.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.

Mau Isve-y day1, az 100 an. Express
dairy Except saturday al q D.. IN. SomerylIle
srcnm uodsriol. daily except Sunday at :
U.u- Grand junction accommodation al 3