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Auction tio,ltts.

WILLIAM Writer'S, huctlonccr. Mortgage
w ia ! Wil THIS any AT 10 O'Clock, al 10 West
27th Al rkpu,r ur sale thr fixtures OF nrst-c bar.
room. fktDtl.lI W, FORD, Attorney ior morIga- ee.
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A .TORI wanted on one Of re avenues. rent from
~ 10 To 500, fur mn, ~ and fancy goods. Address
l.. WAieON, Nrw Rochelle Westchester county.
PAhThENr~. with mHDe mautel- ana ktch.
~ en- At 7g3 Washington H.. krnt 80 10 SIS
Mrs. wALkEk. HOusekeeper.
PARTMENr- IN GwcllnS 323 East 7itn st., .
~ rooms. ~ and fs IN thorough repair. Apply 10
hou-eSerpcr.
(uIEAP HINTS only go to tl3 4 hnc rooms,
Auewy inted walls Houses IA to 4i2 West sd
g. near y h aN,
AKIE store 2l9 south 5th nv., desirable for gro
lIcfr or uaArr a-o ucw store A. Grand ST. rent flS
hFFltE- TO LHr IN -eron1 story sun pnning
y front ana rear, well Iisht u All en- n hel 81 AD
ph at sun Publication hee nasal an FrAn fort 49,
TI'iIE STORE, id1 Nissau -. >un bnlnnt tpt't
suitable Tor han sing, insurance, or gcn'ru b1s.'
Itssi steam ucatad. A19y at the sun ia llcAtiJl
once. 10 Nisslu-
rIOI EP-To carmen. = thrcc.story frame house nd
/ stable or 3l-tsti rent 1000. Apply to j. +. " III
IIAMs CO.. 25o West san II sin aY.
V"h>r'-TiillhIE &EthlARl77 EStlENL SEND
FROM SOW IlLL FiEEtfIfo IhA r"hS'DhNl'NI
POSTPAID, TO ANY ADDRESS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STA IEs.
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE H.
Address IHF SNN' ~ l''lN'
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publications.

TwENTr-rfAk SENRHi7f T SHN SEND
FROM NOW Till .AfiEK THE PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION,
POSTPAID Tn A INirh Abp i4XSr THROUGHOUT
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE IT.
Address lHk SUN. N. Y. CITY.
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MInntto. MaIts.

N1COLJ. las Bowery.
rI,O JOURNEYMEN ,TAILonS.oMaTn Three ,eo nr'''
rI,U BAKFRs.-wanted. a good man on 0read'
L &c. 1852 Atlantic at Brooklyn.
vu,O plauomaecrs rinishers a. case maker wanted
L at FlSCHtR's. 42o West gSth AZ
II - NAVY Wanted, scamen ordinary sesmen.
~ and nre~e'' -O' 'O'' ~" '''' b. DRIscoI.
WANTED a m.n to Curry. show. calds and two
Friday At il MElGs. JR. co ., ststoners. ~ VIII
liam H., city
IyANTED-A gentleman of literary ability to In.
"'''' WALTERS. Ii DeyS
XVANrED-A practical fresco painter who de.
O'RElLLY BROS. 1i5 East 4ith at.
XVANTED-A practical shin plumber; one accus.
" lomrd 70 nr.i.c - work On large steamships Ap
1 ass ,dde! ES1 fTfsM LIS
Rsritan. New jersey.
WANTED-wh white waiter man for arding house
west iitS St. '''' " UNIV "'''
WANTLp-A second hand on bread, case. nj pic,
w corner Of PARK av ami GUNNER and ST. brooNyn.
WANTSp goa pSI!c d. % SG cS' %. Of
WANTED-A butcher, isycar od Engllsnman,
w iaci, linaeh preferred. C.. box lil, sun NICE
WANTtr -seee,.lron worker; on Goa cars coal
" tNTED 4 good cutter OF turned chckb. ITO
w Az. D. between 9Th and 9th So. LIST noor.
WANTED A single man 10 open oysters and cook.
w Call aft 10 OClOcK. 1903 Forsyth At.
NNANTED- 4 hov. Is years old IN a hsh and oyster
w market ga $ nth st.. South brooklyn.
WANTED Two " three good plasterers. Corner
w OF 18th Il. AMI Madison av.
WANTED A leaf glaSer at SAMUEL VESTS.
w il6 Eliot st., Boston.
w CASE & co :. ~ Beekman At.
/
w {. BOUrON. $50 Canal al.
| NOINt. Man IT staurant who un ierstsnds
Il cooking ana opening oysters. 1SS 10 aN
enIrALIANS or swedes. rairo,d men wages
OV u rs fare e. start tO-uay, p. NJ 80 Ore, n
wich 81 H. LANDER.
V'wENTY-fiXE ,C,ESTS WILL SEND
FROM NOW TILL AFrIscRE TIE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID TO Any Address THROUGHOUT
TUE UNITED, STATES;
NO CAMPAIGN DOCUMENT LIKE 1T
Address THE sun. " CITY.
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OLYMPic NooyifiITTyT Tln,EATRE.
MATINEE TO DAY.
MATlNEk TO DAY.

MATINEE PRICES.
Is and % cents Admission to Orchestra chairs. soc.
The great German reciiatipnist, voc list aud come
dian. Mr.. GEORGE KNIGHT.
Miss JENNIE kNGEL, Q1cen OF sero.comic song.
KOBiNSDS FAMILY.
GEORGE II. EDISON viii appear IN the powerful
emOtional drama THE IDIOT FRIEND.
Mss FLORENCE ELLIS.
The boss % fun. the king OF humOr, SAN DEVERh
The FREEMAN SISTERS 10 their beautiful sketcnes
The great, the wonderful ORRlN BROThEKS The
comic Demoathenes, SEN ATOK ROB HART WAL.
II aud Nick tE. MASTER MARTIN and ROBERT
BUTLER. JOHN CArrkELl.
Mile CECiIR LACOMTE.
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BANANA TRANSIT AND Pacific NAIL

STEAMSHIP LINES.
For California Japan. China. Australia New Zealand.
Br tish Culumnia Oregon, Ac.
SAILING FROM fIsk AZ NOnII RIVER 49,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA l~lhMU1 OF PANAMA
steamship ACAPULCO. SATURDAY. pt.s.
Counrctirs Central America AID South lacnc porte.
PROM SAN FRACtSCO To JAPAN ANp CHINA.
Steam .up Try OF PEklNG uct. l. $500
PROM san FRANCIS 80 SANDWl, In ISLANDS,
AtsIR ALA, aud NJ n ZEALAND,
steamer CRY or SEW YORK, sept IL.
For fr lght Or passl-c apply TO
WIN T. CLYDE 4 co, or II !. m IL ~, Supto
Bowling Green. PIER ~, '. X. loot : ana II.
STATE LI>EOF STEAMERS ,,,,.,,,,,
- To Gl. AStOM. b VI ASl, and LnNpilNDEhlsl'
From Pier i3. loot OF an y 49, y X
STATE OF VIRGINIA. flur-liy, SEPT. 7.
STATE or NEVADA Thurs ~, Sep IL.
saloon ndcahln pNssaye Il Lowest rates,
AUSTIN BALDWIN * CO.. Agenis. ~ Broadway.
Str,ras g. ticket. al ~ RrVaINaY aud ~ Cumpany's
per foot Of canal st.. y. r.
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SIppinI.

SVppIIt
MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N Between Pniladelpnis anu Liverpool. calling AZ
Queenstown. Thursdays from Phi AdclpNa. Wedne@
DAYS from Liverpool. Steamers to sail from Pnlaoe-
ILLINOIS ~ sent. : PENNSYLVANIA sept. -
lord CLIvk....s SEPT. II .1ityOiNe iorS Oct. Q
ONO ............ sept 81 iNDIANA.........Oct. ~
Cabin. t76 70 tOO In'crnicii.c. t4u Storage. t2S
PklkR " RlGIll SDN>. Gcnl Agents,
Pniaiepnis aud ~ BROAD IT,. y. Y
JOHN MoDONALD, $ BATTERY pace. NY.
A scnonskklrtyVrpR;F? s NiAAttIhR1bJR>Na"e'
Passengers boo ed Al Ose't rate. TO Or from any'r
port Or railroad sau N 10 Great Bf Or lrsini.
HENDERSON BRJldEHS BOwlns urren-
DlRECr LINE TO FRANCE. ", plym,atn
IL" General irlnsstl4ntc NoupAni's steamers Tor
rates LOUIS Dk bEBiAN. Agent. % Br '"dsAJ.
JNMAN LINE.-MAI. srsAMEgs
FOK QuEEN,TONN AND LIVERPOOL" =.
CITY oh BERLl ~. Saiurd y, Sept. Al $50 y "
CITY or CiE>IkR.....satur1,y, Sc u. IS az y 4. ~
CITY OF RiCHNOSD 49,. .turd.y. sept. so, ate r NJ.
From per 49, Nortn R4ycr 49,
CABIN $50 and $40 go.l. Re'uri ucSes on tNor,,
abe terms. sfEERAGE' 50. currency. DRAFTS Issued
saloons, state Rooms. smoking AMI Bath Rooms
JOHSG DALE. Agent, Is aud rs Brosdway. ~
NATloNAL. ,lJNE,Tfrow FRI; tas9at7' ~ r.
ITALY, scpCp, s.nA.M SrNN; SEPT - - a "
FOR LONDuN. =,
Sbs .a%s; SGT ses, e G'GS ssa 'eD t - H.
Capn Passage, t55 $40 ~ go currency.
Return -firsci, siOi $40. or 100. Currency.
steerage Passage. t2d. Currency.
Drafts issued from IL up ri AZ urrtnt prices Ap'
ply At thc coinpan,'s Office ~ Broadway
Ste tickets can as ue Oh AIMED Al the com
pauy's per,. a aui ~. Nor,h rive ,,.,,.r 49,.
II. +.
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%mustm,nls.

%mamm,n,s.
T sna GTSs fYS BxLY
POSITIVELY FAREWELL WEEK OF
6; +! T Fl III
lin consequence Of its immense saccess)
sora SH'Rs Ds SlSE ir$ EsEsarlr
SATURDAY MATINEE Sept. o.
Nj soTHERN's FAREWELL MATINEE.
SATURDAY NIGHT, soTnERSs CLOSING MONT.
DALY Oogs an TG@}y that bis Srn REG
Tuesday EyENING. Sept ls, 1870 and WIN be in.
cfLoRD IYrfoS's OglG5SSP%i comedy entitled
in which Mr.. CHARLES f. C0GIlLAN Of the Prince OF
Wales Theatre London, viii make his debut as
N'hL' n anu GFfTntSSoSFSXl' SAsr represented o'
The Box Sheet Will be open THURSDAY morning sept u
II w.niTCmCorh,,.S. ..
ne hhSioSpplikInH ifNIMENsEh BILE IL
with SsS 1 %s a''s'rs segnc New pure
% tx sad S song and dance
nj, the Sopa 2s%E TAI BhhSE3 E" O'
SHERIDAN AND MACK. $3.50 -
Americas premiere dauseuse MISS IDA DE.
WE'RE, and SUrEWB BAIlEll
s s,"c 5, y snSss c cn sS
me TWO ORPHANS.
Louise Caxton the blind girD...... Nj j. Y sheridan
Henncte DO " warren
OH Frochard wilkins ................Mr j. ". Mack
Countess de Iinnen. ...........M IS Bessie Warren
ChevR ter lie Nanrhry ...........M Miss Euucc Moore
Iark Frozen rd "a hlind man. ......Mr T. ID Gooring
Pierre (the cripple nod CAREER ........ Mr. sam RYAN
Marquis sardtnspalus de Preses Mr. Harry Leslie
~ T. l' biter ,lc1
DOORS oPEN Ar Z PERFoRMKSCks 10 CON.
NENCE AT O'CLOCK.
| GRAND FAMILY MATINEE WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at2P. NJ.
General admission 90 cents dress circle Doc orches
trt chars, Toe. reserved seat 81 private boxes, W
| and ~ seats IN gallery, lSc
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USIoN SQUARE THEATRE

HS1ON SQUARE TuEATRE:o,,,,, ,,,,-
y Proprietor. Mr. SHERlp ny SHOOK
PRELIMINARY SEASON.
A POPULAR SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING at 3, and SATURDAY MATT.
NEE ''''' nv Two MEN OF sRSSpY BAR
represented nv TIE following srists;
Ncs r.. stuart Robson, Theo. Hamilton, II. :. Mur-
doc, T. r. Morris. u. w Montgomery w. r. DAILY C. T.
/ irsioe. Lvsander Thompson John Matthews. W. II.
Mtd,r. Wll>cs, Q1lgey and Ayling, aud Misses Mary
Cary, Ida Vernon l. iura Don. aud Maud Harrison.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-14

j. j. Darragh have been making a
little money over and above their
expenses. The small creditors who
have had the boats libeled will, in
the event of their sale by the mar
shat get nothing. The big fish will
eat them up, and it would have
been better for them to let the
boats run.
The Lone Star Line packet Belle
of Texas, in command of Captain
Nat Green, leaves this evening for
Friar's Point and the bends in place
of the George w. Cheek, the latter
taking the bank. Captain Green
has built up a lucrative trade be-
tween here and Friar's Point, and
wishing to keep up communication
with his friends and accommodate
his patrons, chartered the Belle of
Texas, which is well suited for the
trade. Mr., Charley Smither, a
gentleman who is recognized for
his integrity and who has made
legions of friends in the bends by
his courtesy, will have charge of
The Office.
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Manila rope, q ID, 1s@igko; Sissl, I69i6ko;
tArrod rope. 15c; tar marlin, S5c: spun yarn.
S!c; oakam, y bale. navy. 5. American nsvy.
/ 50; best navy. 6.
0ATs-0ais. mixed. l7e5oc per bushel.
QNI0Nb-Psr hbl. 81 50.
PIGsFEEr-Kegs 200 to rs; half bkl. $50
P0TAroEs-s275ess 90 per barrel. Sweet
potatoes. 81 g to- 81.
PICKLES-Per half-barrol. 4 So to 5 Oo.
PAINTS-Linseed oil. s.; beiled. 7Sc;
balk. 10; bladdsrs. Get vsrnish, coach, %;
copal, No. i, ] IS; fre-proof paint. dry, &c:
Venetian red, dry, C0okeen's. Sxc; yellow
ochre. dry, French, &c; white lead, l09l1c;
red lead. lie: cottage colors. 9x9lOkc.
PEAS-e1 8092 90 q bushel
RICE 0rdinaryto choice, 5%071<c.
SUGAR. LQUlSIAHA-In hhds, fair, SIC:
new, fully sair, Sc: prime. 9kc; choice. 10
to. 10kci yellow clarified, l0H TO lie; white,
liz TO lie; barreled, 10 higher.
SUGAR, REFINED Refined A.l2K9l2Ne;
crushed ana powdered IS14ei ~granuiated 1870;
gallon.
sALT-coarse and common fine o. 65@l rs;
dairy in bbls; US to 5 o.; Liverpool coarse,
sacks. I S9to l4oi Liverpool fac. sacks. I 60 to
S0AP-Rosiu and German 5 to exc per ID.
STARCH-k05c per lb.
TINNEhS' gT0CR-Tin plate, 10, lOxia,
v box. II; 10, Ilx2O, 10; nc. i2zl2, 200; nc.
roofing, Isl TX, l0xl4, Is; Y, IA 20; Is; TX,
Iaxl2. II rs; sheet iron. boiled. Nos. rs and
y, 595Ho; do, charcoal. csc; do, galVan-
lied. lS9l4c: Russia iron, 2ic; imitation DO.
l7c; sheet zinc, lie; iron wire, s9l5c; soldier,
@9-c; lead. 100; copper pits. $50; metallic.
$50; block tan. $50.
TURKEYS-S 90 to u 90 per dozen.
VINEGAR-9ood to choice. lSg25o, and
common, l4c per gallon.
WHISKY-Proef. por gallon, as in age and
quality, 81 20T 90.
WOOL Fine fleece washed. 30 to $50 per
pound; medium fleece washed, IS to &c;
coarse fleece washed. 20 to S5c; choice tub
washed, Alto $50; fair tub washed, IS to SIC;
dingy and poorly washed. 80 to SIC; fine I'M
washed, q to 23c; medium unwashsd, Is 70
2sc; coarse unwashed. "a to 26s; cemmon ard
bury, l3 to 900.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE-Two and
three hoped. painted buckets, SO IS; buck.
cts, a dozeR, ~brsss-bonna, cedar, 2 and 3
hoops, ss3e; tubs, painted. nests Of s. 3 IS;
No. l., so; No. 2. 8 60; No. S. Z IS; churns,
pine, 10 70 q inekss. 7 5o@9 sc; cedar,
iron-bOund, Is e1Tc; cedar, brasa-bound, $50
2e;well buckets. 4 Seas 50; washooaris, wood,
2 90; zinc, z IS; ax-handles, ] 1901 Tse;
measures. nests Of s. 1@1 Is.
WHEAT-No. 2, 75c to q 0e q bushel.
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An Arctic ExpeFience.

Edinburgh Courant,l
The sledging parties were the
greatest sufferers in every respect
as regards hardship and sickness
The position of one of these and
the enduring physical results to
the officer in command, Lieutenant
Beaumont, deserve more than usual
notice. This young officer and
seven men were so long in return
ing that a search party was sent
out. In this they succeeded. -Four
of the party were so i'll that they
could not go on, and the officer in
charge was in the direst extremity.
Almost the only alternative left
was to leave the four men to their
fate and push back with the three
still able to go on. The feeling OF
responsibility came upon him with
crushing force. The mental effort,
or rather the mental agony endured,
changed in a few hours the color of
his hair, and, although a young
man, he is now quite gray and
will thus carry to the grave unmis-
taxable evidence Of an anxious and
conscientious desire to do his duty.
He stuck to his helpless comrades,
and, when found by the relief
party, he and his three men were
tugging at the ropes, bringing for
ward their fallen comrades, two at
a time, at the rate of half a mile
per day.
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Trust sale.

ON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER q. 1876.
" at the south gate Of Court Square, in ire
city Of Memphis, Tenn l will sell, as trustee,
a certain parcel of land situated en- lot No,
OF the VIM. Crane survey, lying between the
Loosa Haichie and Mississippi rivers, IN
Shelby county. Tenn, recorded in the Regis
ter's stice OF Shelby county, Tenn, in Book
for a moro full and particular descrip-
ton, l sell this land under power given In a
deed OF trust made by j. j. WORKMAN 10
George G. Mahap, trustee, and by virtue of a
decree made on the 18th day of Nav, 1875, In
the Probate Court appointing M trustee in
stead of said G. g. Mahan. deceased, to sat
Terms cash Equity OF redemption waived.
| will sell and convey only as trustee
" l0l W. II. MOORE. Trustee.
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Friday, December 90, 1875,

In legal hours. In front Of the Court. house.
Memphis, Tenn, proceed 10 sell to the highest
bidder, for oaih, the following described prop
erty. tO-wit: Situate, lying and being in the
county Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee /;
One tract beginning at a stake 1898 6.10 feet
east Of q stake In the west boundary line OF
grant No 1915, in the name Of Il. Levy; run
ming thence east SIG $40 feet TO a stake on the
northeast corner Of Joy and LOgwood's Joint
tract 1.-THE same being the northwest corner Of
a tract Of land seld by Levi Joy, Leon Trous-
dale and j. IL. Unthank to W. II. Barrett,
and said corner being on the south side OF
Breckintidge ayenueli thenoe south 976 $40
feet TO a stake on the south line Of iaid Joy
and hogw0Od tract; thence west $40 $40 feet
10 a stab e; thence north 976 feet 8 inches TO
the beginning, hei1g estimated to be eleven
and sixty our hundredths (ll.64) acres. For
more particu ar description see Book 50, rage
iO7. -
The other tracts or paEeels Of land are
known as lots 5, 6 and 7 Of George Dixon's
subdivision Of his land on Walnut street in
tho city ofMemphis, in said county Of Shelby.
Beginning on the west line Of Walnut street,
49 feet 9inches south Of the intersection Of
Walnut and Dixon streets, being the north
east corner Of lot No 81; thence south With
Walnut street 100 feet 70 a stake; thence west
$50 feet TO the east side Of an alley 20 feet
wide; thence north with said alley $50 feet 10
Dixon's south line; thence east $50 feet 10 the
beginning. Soe Book l03, page $40,
Levied on. as the property Of defendant,
Mrs. j. 5. Wright, TO satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
Memphis, 23d day Of November, 1876.
o. h. ANDERSON,
sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Py W. W COLEMAN, %. s.
II Clay King, Attorney for plaintiff.
hNaNUaNO
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

----
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
Friar's Point, Belle Of Texas ..--..-..s p m
Arkansas City, Phil Allin -.......-.........5 p IN
Cincinnati, james d. Parker. ....-.........5 p IN
: iVertOn, A. j. Whits-....-. =. -..--.......0 pm
scanlan's Landing, Carl Schurs-.-~.-..5 pm
ABsITALs.
Steamer Coahoma, FIiar's Point.
Carl Sehurz, Seanlan's Land'g
Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
DEPARTURES.
Steamtr Grand Republic, New Orleans
IN PORT.
C~oahona, Phil Allin, Carl schurz,
Geo. W. Cheek.
Condition OF InO Rivers.
The river here is receding, and
rapidly reaching a lower stage than
it has for many years. 1t keeps
the pilots on their guard to look
out for the best water above here.
Only Z to u feet of water is re-
ported on the crossings below here,
and 6 to z feet in the channel.
Navigation between Cairo and st.
Louis remains suspended. Nayiga-
ton in the Ohio river has been fully
resumed. The Ohio is falling from
Cincinnati down, with G feet in the
channel in the lower Ohio. Ar
kansas river is receding, with 2 feet
on the gauge at Little Rock, and
80 inches from Pine Bluff to the
mouth. White river is falling
steadily, with 8 feet from Augusta
to the mouth.
EiiseeIlanSOus.
Moderate and cloudy.
Business on the river is falling
off rapidly.
The gist of the cotton season
will soon be over.
The Greyhound sunk a shell boat
and a barge of coal at Fogleman's
chute. The coal and boats will
nrove a total loss
The James Howard arrived at
New Orleans yesterday with over
1000 bales of cotton, 1900 sacks
seed and sundries. She leaves
New Orleans this evening with a
return trip for Memphis.
Mr.. Z. S. Levy, of New Orleans,
presented the Grand Republic with
a miniature bale Of cotton, doneu up
in silk, in honor of her blue ribbon
trip, which was the largest ever
carried into New Orleans by a
steamboat.
The Ruth, Captain Milt Harry.
passed DesArc last evening fol-
Memphis with 500 bales of cotton.
and expects to come out Of the
river with nearly 900 bales.
The steamboatmen are praying
for rain and an improvement Of
navigation and business.
The new leyee, between Jefferson
and Court streets, will be completed
iu a few days.
The new steamer Centennial
caught in the break up at st. Louis
sunk yesterday, and will prove {
total loss.
Navigation in the Ohio is full,
resumed.
Captain Kehoe will finish wreck
ing the Liberty in a day or two.
The Mary Houston will be VI
Saturday for Cincinnati.
The new steamer Golden Cit,
for New Orleans, and Andy Baum
for Memphis, will leave Cincinnati
on Saturday next.
The @. K. Peck has been awardor
a contract to carry the mails be
tween New Orleans and the Jettiel
Capt. Jno. A. Williams command
her, with Jack Hanna in the Office
There is considerable snow in III
mountains.
The lower Ohio river packet
have resumed their trips.
captain BOB Wise had a A" "a
take" in tightening off the Charlie
Morgan at Point Pleasant.
The Anchor Line packet Gran,
Tower, Capt. Lennox, will leave th
elevator tomorrow morning at l.
o'clock for Vickshurc ond a..
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Trustees sale,

pY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN TRUST
ID dead executed b. d. II. A. Sanders to
W. q. Wynne. trustee, on March25, 1871, and
recorded In book 50, page Al, Of the Registers
Office of Shelby county, and a certain other
trust decd executed on tho Sd day Of NoVem-
Der, 1876, by d. II. A. Sanders to Il n. Feath-
efston, trustee. recorded in said ofaCe in Book
ia. page sos, and 0f.e certain other trust deed
ders aud bis wife, NJ. Il. Sandera. to Il. II.
Foatherston, trustee; also recorded In said
Office in book 100, page 4, all for the PURPOSE
Of securing the payment Of certain indehted-
Degg mentioned in said deeds i will,
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Attachment Notice.
Trustee,e Nalo.


WHEREAS. D. L. FURGESON AND
~ maryT. Furgeson, by their deed of trust
dated the 5lst day Of December. in the year of
our Lord eighteen hundred and seventy-three,
and recorded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county Ienenessee. In book No. 10l, at page
W, conveyed to the undersigned trustee the
following described real estate, living and he.
ing situate in Shelby county, Tenneseee. in
Fort Pickering, commencing at a point lao
feet on flfth street, south Of the sOuthwagt
corner Of Fifth and Gaines streets thence
west parallel with Gaines street 40l feet To-
Fourth street; thence north with the east side
Of Fourth street l4O feet to Gaines street:
thence east with the south side of Gaines
street 400 feet to Fifth street; thence south
with the west side Of Fifth street l4O feet TO
the pointof beginning, which conveyance was
made to secure the payment of certain prom
issory notes in said deed described, And
whereas, several Of said notes have become
due ana remain unpaid, now therefore publio
notice is hereby given that | . the UNDERSIGNED
trustee, at the request of the legal holder Of
sara notes, and in pursuance of tho provisions
in said Deed of trust, will, on T~hursday
the 2Itt day of December. 1879, nj tha
corner Of Madison and Main streets, in Mem
phts, Shelby county, Tennessee, between n a
hours OF 10 O'Clock am and 4 o'clock pm Of
that day, procee ! to sell the property abov a
described at public vendue, for cash, to fhe
highest bidder, to satisfy said notes and intes
rest. together with the costs N EXPENSES az
this trust. The title TO this property is be-
lieved to be good, but / make no warranties
A. M. BkITT0N, Trustee'
Charles Kortrecht and j, W. Scales. Soiioit-
oIs. 69.98
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-14

Toledo has contracted to have the city
lighted one year with kerosene, refusing
to pay 81 %, the price demanded by the
gas company. In Cincinnati $2.25 is
the price nov paid, and the company is
Offering to contract for ten years at 81 30.
The DuAdee Advertiser announces
the death of James Chapman, the last
survivor OF the crew Of Nelson's famous
ship, the Victory. He was born in 1884
and pressed into the navy in 1903. Put
on board the flagship, he served two
years under Lord Nelson, and was pres.
cnt when the Admiral was m%ortally
wounded on the quarter deck of the
Victory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-14
The SFATE OF TENNESSEE
SHELBY CouNTY.

The SsATE OF TESXFssEE,l
SHELBY CouNTy.
VHE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS on
4 the VIII Of N. W. ,ampbell, late Of Mem
PMS, attorney at law, hereby give notice that
az persons haying 9uy claims Against the
are requested to exhibit the same within m,
they will DO forever barred. VI
r. NJ. BANKS, EXECUTORS.
5Mdernsndo, Miss, November u, 1876.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-14
NEw YoRK. December "A Il. 30 p.m.- Gotten
is quiet, with futures easier. Sales for future
delivery, Il 1000 bales.

LIVERPOOL. December "A. 1880 p.n.-t'ot-
ton easier. Uplands. 61l-16d: Orleans, SID.
sales, 1000 bales. Of which 700 were for ex-
port and speculation receipts. Is 700 bales. Of
which 1900 were American, Arrivals opened
lid lower.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-14
Sheriff Is SAC Of Real Fstate.

DOBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
l. that by virtue of an execution to me d.
Iected fiom the Honorable Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn IN the case Of D, X.
Rullen VS.. Mrs. j.. s. Wright, judgment Q
dered on the 7th day Of November. 1876, for
the sam Of three hundred and seventy dollars,
with interest aud costs Of suit. TO satisfy said
Judgment, etc. | will, on