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Tuesday, December .I4th, at 4 pm
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an AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER
~ 81, 1915, TRIMS viii run as follows;
LEAVf. ARRIVE
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daily Except Sunday To- ....5 so am. 4 IS PIE
Close connections made at Grenada witt
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For further Information apply to TickeI
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h. BURKE, superintendent
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GESs, HsA gasEs
AGCo1sne @REaxsS ~
GS0 HasH Street, East sEag
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust made by James
ID Wells to me as trustee, and recorded in
the Registers office OF Shelby county, Tenn,
in Record book No. lO6, page 26S, I viii sell On
wednesday, 1ecembeE -, 1878,
at IL o'clock am, on the south west corner OF
Main and Madison streets, n Memphis, Tenn,
the following described property, viz; lying
on the south side # Monroe street exteIide. ,
and known as part of Block no. 4gl, together
with the dwelling-hOuses situated upon the
same and known as Nos 2i3 and 2i5; the aid
property being a le5sehOld, having about
three years and six months to run. Said prem .
tses will be sold for cash, to satisfy the debt
therein mentioned. The title is believed to be
good, but sell as trustee only.
s. A POOL. Trustee
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PROBATE C0URr SALE
- Or
r 9 al I y tate.

No. 2)S K. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
county. Tennesse.-Eannle s. Marsh, admin,
tstratrlx, etc, VI. Sifu MaTsh, ct 81.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered ~
d this cause, l viii sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder. in frontUf the court
house door, on Main street, Memphis, on
saturday, DeeeH Der Is, 1895,
within legal hours, the following GesciIb7t
real estate, to-wit: Living and being in '.H
sixth civil district OF Shelby county, Tenucs-
See, follows:
All OF lot No. 4. containing 81 HOO acres Fy-.
Ing on the west side Of the Big CTt Elk plan
road, bounded as follows. On the eegI I.r
Marsh's avenue, on the west by the Thomss
lands, on the north by the lands OF Fisher x
Angus, on the south by the land Of simeon
Marsh.
Lot No. 2, containing % 24-IOO acres, lying on
each side OF said plank road and near WlI
river, bounded SIS follows: On the east by tho
land Of Cherry, On the west by the lands Ot
The Rawlings estate, on the north by the
lands OF simeon Marsh on the south by tine
lands OF the John + Marsh estate.
Also portion OF lot No. containing - s,-
100 acres, lying on the north side of said pIaUE
road, bounded as follows: On the east by the
lands of Mary a. Marsh, on the west by the
dover of Fannie 4. Marsh, on the north by
the lands OF the estate Of John X. Marsh, on
the south by the Big creek piaukroaI.
For a more perfect description OF these lots
reference is made to plan Of subdivision made
BY L. &. Burk, County Surveyor, in case OF
Mary y. Marsh, ct al VS.. John n. Marsh ct al
Shelby county.
The minimum value OF said land is SO per
acre.
Terms Of Ssle-One-third cash, balance in
six and twelve months. purchasers executing
notes with approved security, ard n lien viii
be retained until the purchase money Is
wholly paid.
This November Is, 1875.
JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
E. N. Hearn, sol for compPt. nOl5
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Receipts ~ United ) ates ports during
The eek, III $50 bsles; against l5S, $50
last week, AID l79, 049 for the same week
last season; exported 10 Great Bcitaia,
40 $50. against IS l2S last week, and
58.77i last yegT. Stocks at all United
states ports, G6g. 2I3 balts, sgainst 6l2,-
39l bales last week, and 656, 263 Bales
same week las. year.
1896 lS74-6 1884
Total receipts. l,76l,62l l,625,I7I l,St5 s55
Total stock .........-.. bJty2i3 6oo,1oS o1o'iZz
Increase IN receipts at the United
States ports this year, 1876, 4i6 bales.
TIE GEsERAL MARKET hal yester
dav the advantage Of fine weather, with
frost and ice, bu- a sun so genial that no
t!rpleasaut1ts was le.t from cold, eK-
cep. ID the taly morning. Tnen at
f,adau,; on change was not quite equal
u tEat 0f the day before. Tue arrival
a. the Ni.ue5!s from Cincinnati with s
LARGE manifest threw some Tres Ia produce
on the market Corn vas unchanged
from the previous day, aud sales on
change amounted u over 500 sacks, 400
gac5 3 OF which were in second hand
sacks, and brCu hi 4Tc; 46l sacks w'r 2
in new glnuies. and br)uzbt As. Oats
raur$isrslagd 10 he ia small stock, but
there is 10 eagsrness In selliug; lot OF
mixed brought AZ probably Of only
moderate quality. BrCn wss heard Of
- on the WY, hu. We heard Of no sSl 3
since The IT svi0us Jay; SACKS # corn
oran sold al SIS Fay wa7 offering free
~; for prairie SlI was asked; some nice
prime hay Was offered at SD 50; 20 bah 5
choice mixed sold on 'change at $50.
CgrHmem was not Offering on 'chsn &c,
none being on the el,vatCT. Gu side o.
5cJange and 30 st,Te We found the fol-
losing: Chickens were agsin very dull
f8r small. which soid as low as 81 500
medium VS. ia moderate demand at 3
as a. nice hens $iG4 Is was paid,
md s,.lI alter would have Brought n 50.
Eggs were not ~ strong ss haf been
Io,Eed fo-, ard efforts 10 obtain zoe per
dozen were vain; ssles were at 2Sc, with
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Administrators Sale

Of Fine Farm at HOrn Lake .nGpOg sEi--
sissiPPi and Tennessee x. a., ~ sIiIes
from MemphiF.
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Toe following il the comp aa'ive cot
ton statement for the week ending De-
cen ber 10Th, at sil United Stats ports,
as compared with the corresponding
week lzst wear:
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Public sale
Valuable Memphis Real EsIase-Iu-
proved and UnImpFOved.

WILL sell TO the highest bidder, at the
L COnnty courthouse in the city OF NJ emphis
TUESDAY, 5ABUARY II, 1876,
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The following comprises the receipts by
river since last report:
George W. Cbeek-2j bales cotton, 6l2 sacks
cotton-seed, p pgs sundries.
Phil Allin-2I2 bales cotton 66l sacks cot
ton-seed, 3 bags seed-cottou, q pgs sundries.
Quickstep-ll3 bales cotton, 6 bags seed cot
ton, $50 sacks cotton-seed, 20 pgs undries.
The Ruth brought out of White river 655
bales cotton, 54S sacks cotton-seed, 10 barrels
cement, beer kegs, lot of game, and sun
dries. L.rsW
The City of Augusta brought out of White
river 4S0 bales cotton. It's sacks cotton seed, q
hides, 8 head deer, Is pgs sundries.
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Increase 10 rece'pJs 81 Lne OuIlt
States ports this year, 1876, 4i6 bales.
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THE DEAD ALIVE.

A BRILLIANT RADICAL CLUB-A NEW DEPARTURE IN
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Nas not dead. but sleeping and ever since IL mas
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There was Kansas clergyman among the strangers
His name was King and he man such as they
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