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we found "spsrrow-ribs'' IS low So 81 6
dozen; the general rate WAS 81 2592 so
old s. 75(9% for hens. BlttteT was un,
changed, little doing; good in most re-
quest at 22(S2tc. The following are mer.
chants wholesale cash prices, rs reported
oy the chamber Of commerce.
FLOUR - supernns, 6 75a4 =; doubIe
extra, - 1893 81 treble extra, s. y 10; choice
isIsitIy; y 49, fancy, s. 5os' Der bol.
C0ENMEAI1-htlD.d rsDd. 8 51l-2 Is Der Dol,
| OoRN-Qu ct; mixed, 55ci white, $50 per
OATs--sseAdy; mixed, Ss5Ooi white, ssescc
BEAN-Light demand; S5saoc.
hAN-Choice western, s2oG-5; prairie. So
TO- mixed. Sl59ls per ton.
| clear rib sides, ~ .al2lsc; Clear sides, ESQ
l21+c; breskast. l4sl4hc; Eugar-cured hams,
cAny t.s y sI5}so; packed, sac higher.
weight, so 5oS2l mess pork, heavy, ~ sS
LARD-Firrn; IN tierces, Icss al8c; kegs,
lS14sislle hslf barrels, isssS: IN pals, lie.
FALLING sTUFFs- BsgginE, and
~ ID, I3sIs1<c; bEiing twine, IIsl4}Ic; iroa
MAGKEREL Half SIS, No. ! - ia
9; half barrels, No 2. s. 75as; bali barrels.
No. 5 1891 50; kIts, No. ], 81 fse92; kits, No. 2
Il Joal s5i kits, No. 3, 81 -.
C0EFEE-Firnner; ordinary, l99l9jzc; fair,
AbSN1Sci good, 2Jz92lc; prime. 2fLal2c:
S59iice' sz9A5lc; Java, 2SSSOo; Cordovs, Il
RICE Ordinary TO choice, eassc.
eOOAh-LOUiSIANA IN hhds-
s tSl5l IS; i., inGlly fair &C: r5ine g5c;
Whlte lie. BsrrelB8, l4e higher.
SOGAH-hE INED-iigher; stands.a A
per 10, lI8lLo, crushed ana Do-,dared 10 q
y granu lated, l2c; cut J.,aL l2LLml2Hc
MOLAN Is Common, sOcs fsfr i2a4ie.
y 50SSSc; strictly prime, 55q57c; ce5ice,
sYRUPS-Quieti common to fancy, 4Oas5c.
CHEESa-Dun; western. per n, l&SiSASc
bALT-COarse and common lne, IN bar
les, III Togl So dairy, IN bbls, s. 1913; Liver
pool coarse, In sacks, 81 S9l 80; Liverpool
me, In sacks, u 70 al ~.
soAP--Resin and German, 598Kc; Lat
tlngS b9s1sc.
CANDLES-DulI; boxes. fuu weight, l5Jzc;
half box, l55fci or oox, l5c.
STARCH-11<d5c PER n.
WHfSKY-Soc0E4 per gal,
LdME-Sl S5Qi 50 per Dbl.
CEMENT-Dogisg1lle, 81 Is; Rosedale, s. IS
per bbl.
EscULEETs AND FRUITs-AppIes, new.
noininaliy per bushel, 81 so; lemons, per box,
loose, nominally T5cGSl >; Onions, new, 50 80
beans, per bush, 81 25sl IS; dried apples,
SGlpoi dried peaches, 90l0c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS tc bic,
choice, 25c; inferior, I5aIyc, eggs, IOgIIc;
nails, per keg, 50 Ie4S o; vinegar, per GAL Is
Csc; TOBACCO, per p, 45990c; spice, lSG2Oc:
pepper, q g9ec ssrdines, SIGai6 90; oysters, ! h.
SOcapi oysters, n, 81 6Og2; coal-oiI, l8c;
matches, IS 1871; cotton rope, lSg2Oc; grass
rope, IglSc; powder, Kegs, IS IS; shot, patent,
q 4O9z 5Oi Soda Kegs, 5g55zci soda, cases, Ga
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CHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERY SALES OF REAL ETATg.

No. 1851, N. R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
Hagan.
DY virtue of an interlOcutery decree for sale
I'D entered in the above cause on the l7tn day
of March, 1873, will sell, Ct public suction, %
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk Snd
Masters office, Courthouse Building. Main
street Memphis, Tenn, on SATU RDAG, July
20, 1876, within legal hours, the following de-
scrtbed property, situated in Shelby county
Tennessee, tO-wit: a plantation known As
tract of land ON the banks Of the Mississippi
river, II or ID miles southwest OF the city OF
Memphis, in section 8, township I, range
west, bounded and described as follows: be-
ginning at the northeast corner OF EnaL y -
formerly Jamima Fletcher's reserve from the
Chtckasaw Nation, where the line between
sections and of the abOve-named t0WnaniP
strikes the river at sweetgHm sappLlns WIN
an ash and two sweetgum sappl1Dg pointers
thence down the river with its sOutheigste ~!
bank > 80 W twenty poles; thence souIl -
stake on the bank of said Misslssl,pPl =. ~ 81
with two sweetgums and hueAte' ~
pointer thence south 80 poles % al - -
inches in diameter, with cherry-tIst' iS,to t
and blackberry pointers; thence cas- cas- - t tOIe2
10 blackberry with perSimnnOn, HetiS,-,,SI
and redoak pointers, on the sua % 81 "a
line; thence north with the SAID IiLo ~ lO1'7
to the beginning. ., -,
Terms of SaIe-On a credit OF seven 49,, ~
ing interest from date; lien Ie1aiueN anu
equity Of redemption barred
This June 80, 1876. -, ,r,gto-
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk anu 1l''''oI'
BY h. j. BLACK, ID. L. and NJ Ton
haynes q stockton. AttOrnssS.
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PUBLICATIONS.
EDITH LYLE.

Eust PubIished.-A splendid new novel by
Mrs, MARY ]. HOLMES, whose other works are
read and reread with delightful interest-such
as Tempest and Sunshine" Lena Riv.
ers," Z" Edna Browning" West Lawn" etc.
Price, 81 so.
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
weather and Rivers.


In our representations OF the weather
we have generally been pretty correct
We may have hit the nail on the head
once in our life, but we fail to recall the
evenL Oar weather representations
have been something like the uniortu-
nate who " came In onen OF get
ting married; when he asked
his girl che said No." When
we have said rain, Old Sol came
IN ell his fury. Several attempts were
made yesterday to besr Us cut in our pre-
dictions, but resulted up to this writing
in failure. Eli we have TO say about
the weather now is that II we have said
anything about it that we are sorry for,
We are glad Of it; and that settles it. Our
latest advices from Arkansas TIver are
not very favorable to the farming COM
munity along the banks Of that stream.
Oar dispatches and the appended table
give the latest particulars concerning
the rivers and movements of steamers
at all points:
oTFIcE s.--. sks. OBS. U. s. Al
- aEMPHIs, July 8, pm. !
100 L.
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BANKRUPTCY.
kOTIOE IN BAnKRUPTCY.

No. l39f.-District Court Of the United states
for the Western District Of Tennessee IN
Bankruptcy. In the matter OF ne oou'n-
ern Life Insurance Company, bankrupt
Western District of Tennessee S.:
feNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. IhaJ on tue
4 10Th day OF February, 1876, warrant OF
bankruptcy was issued out OF the Distflct
Court or the United States for the western
District OF tennessee, against the southern
Life Insurance Company, of Memphis, IN tne
county OF Shelby, in said District, aoJndBeo
bankrupt, on its own petition; that lne pay
ment of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging TO such bankrupt, TO IL, or
for its use, and the transfer Of any property by
said Company, are forbidden Dy law; and that
q meeting of the creditors or said bankrupt,
TO prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assignees of the Southern Lie lHsuraDc &c
Com pany, viii be held a. court Of BANK
ruTtcy, 10 be holden at Mem pills. shelby
county, Tennessee, before 7. J. La'hanl5 Esq
Register in Bankruptcy for said District, on
the 18Th dayof July, A. u. 1876, a. n O'Clock
am. i. Il. IAIoE,
u. y. Marshal Tor sal Z District.
, by A. j. Gardner, Deputy, iy7
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Gold in New York closed at ll2;
same Time last year, ll6.
TIE PRODUCT MARKET was very
quiet yesterday, the offerings were small.
The Chicago Tribune, OF Thursday, re.
ports f'mess pork u Be 8 barrel lower; lard
24c 3 pound lower; meals steady, flour
in mo6elate demand; vhest sc lower AZ
81 O3E for July; corn le higher, 475c for
Univ: osts 3 shade firmer a. SOC for cash.
Hogs were in shori supply, and, under 8
good demand, prices advanced 2O925c
Der 100 pounds, selling at S. 25(g6 90 for
20 TO extra" Private kilograms re-
eeived here yesterday ssid good grades
of f1our were held st SOC higher in st.
Louis. Corn wss in small offering with
little dem and; sale Of 30 sacks at 524c.
oats dull. sale Of As sacks good mixed
at 4Ie. IS sacks more were offering st
40c. Bran nnmiDsily Sl3913 5Oi moth
ing doing. Hay dull; sale Of carloads
of small bale old prairie at "A 5OSa5o.
Cornu1eoI was quiet but with a
litrle better inquiry at s. IS. Potatoes
NTsrs ia very limited supply; shippers
kaaripg 75c to 81 Is barrel measure.
AppIes were siso ia SIN "a small sup
shippers offering 75c TO 81 5U.
~ was in small arrival and better,
400 bushels al 81 10, and % buse.-
Ur at SOC. Eggs were sg4in dpl
Chickens we're very hesvy;
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LAND OFFICE.
Law and Land Office of J. a. Williamson
CLOCK BUILDING, AUSTIN, TEXAS.

WILL Buy, Sell, Locate and Obtain Patents
w TO Lands, Pay Taxes and Investigate
Titles. Lands for sale in every part OF the
State. Also, City and Suburban Property,
Collections promptly made.
REFERENCES-EX-Gov. John G. Brown. Tens
nessee; EK-Gov. Isham q. Harris. Tennessee:
Hon. John L. 7. Sneed. Supreme Bench, Ten
neasee; Gen. Henry MCullOch, Seguin; K. NJ.
Castleman, Austin, Texas; John H. Robinson
Son, Austin Maj. c. K. Johns, Austin; Capt.
Robert JOsselyn, Austin; Judgs Archibald
Wright. Memphis, Tenn; Judge Henry G.
Smith, Memphis, Tenn. Gen, Luke Z. Wright,
Memphis, Tenn; DR.. i. z. Yandall, Louisville,
KY; Col. Beverly Matthews, Columbus, Miss ;
MCOmbs, Kellar q byInes, st. Louis; VIM.
Devries Co., Baltimore; Col. a bel Smith,
Houston, Texas; +. Cossett, New York; Tom
Craighead, Nashville.
Look 80 Your Texas Tsxes-The new
Constitution of Texas requires the present
Legislature to make provision for the speedy
sale of all lands upon which taxes are MOI
maid and for a sale every year thereahtr IL
also invests the purchHstr al tsX sale win
Dlut md ferfect title to the land, which can
,,!.Iy be redeemed in two years b. paying
double the amount paid at such SALE z@ly2
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LEGAL.
PEREMPTORY SALE
OF
RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOT
Oh MAKKET s4UA"N

FINDER positive inslIuc sI55 % 1850 ~,
~ owner, we will sell, o. e ,,sSey1-e 81 =
the highest bidder, WithOu'
O'Clock pm, m TSzR-
the Two-Storv Tenemenls, NS NO. tyt S s LJ3r
Slt0ate1 on fne %s and gas fixtures with
cistern and ias on the PREMISE The
to6 or %ie ~ me tront BIZ depth Of IA feet
and commanicates By strip ZIP s o. ground 5
Ieet WIuS viii .LtS re adjoining lot in same
inclosGre 81 feet front y % f sSs d s5T1 sS %iI9
a choice variety OF frnls s LTT Sit1afioTS ~,
Market Ens9 ao %qS' in IN the city Ssf foF
the most valuable pIogo'I 2, its con ve1ie0cs
and healthy and beautiful sit9 s5d nal, in sf
dgti with interest secured by trust , deed
Ten per cent. or PHI t tite to the property is per-
fec ts and i ABSTRACT resdy to place IN the pur-
.S,aseT5S hands Buyefs are tA LlS- 70 eN-
9,el 49,, ,,5,erty before sale DAY, and Dc
prepafeo 70 o41' TREZEVANT a. CO..
-, Real Estate Agents.
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the boat, which is one of the finest and
best IL the trade. The claim against the
boat il for fly thousand dOlisrs. The
ma-shaI demands double that amount,
say one hundred thousand dollars, of
bondsmen 20 release the boat, and in the
absence Of the judge Of the court, who
is off summering, will not take less. The
captain refuses TO give such an exorbi-
tant bond, hence the boat is detained
here, TO the great injury Of her owners"
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FRANCE AND TRADE.

THE BANKS complain OF dullness, ant
they are not alone In doing so. TIT
Chicago 7iHles, OF Thursday, says: "FO
the banks, st least, the outlook seems L
offer little or no encouragement. A shor
period o. activity forJuly would doubles
stimulate the demand little for money
butthesupply Of capital seeking employ
mens is large, and all the indications
favor a continuance Cf the present ease
in the loan market. On yesterday, bor-
roTers were treated with considerable
consideration, snd time loans were easi-
iy negotiated at 6(97 per cent" Ex-
change quoted buying on New York ST
par, selling at / premium; on New Dr.
lears, huying at I discount, selling al
par. Gold was steady all morning in
New York At ll2; here lll9lllt, with
nothing Offering. A London dispstcb,
OF Wednesday, in the New York Post,
quotes silver 81 45i, and unstable even
At that low figure. the New York Post
Blys: "Ten millions ofsiiver change have
b en- paid out 10 the public, of which
s. 250 600 was exchanged directly for
fractional currency. The amount re-
msini0g in the treasury should be dis
tributed at once. While silver remsins
a legal tender for five dollars only, an
excessive issue OF small change would
easily be detected by the appearance OF
a discount. What we now suffer from is
a deficiency OF small change" The
Whipping List remarks: "NOtvithetST a.
ing the ISrge disbursements, silyS-, cur.
rency is very scarce, and smP traders
E.ra q -, l.
fog 1t. Even the racbr, nal currency is
gradually disappear .rg by some process
oi Iapln aDsorpu n, thus causing an adj
dl1lobal ihcop senience. There are sew.
efal very o. ,vious reasons for the dissp.
pearancP OF silver coin, thus far, almost
As ias' ss issued. In the frs. place, sil-
Yer A. so much of . novelty that almost
yeTybo1y who has had chance at the
new coins Is boarding few Of them in
his pocket, not with the expectation
that they will appreciate In value, bat ss
tokens and keepsakes. Multiplying the
few coins thus held by one person by the
many thousands Of people who are hold
ing them, and we have q very consider.
able sum OF money withheld
from circulation IL its proper chan
nels. Express companies, trsiesmen and
Others, 10 whom srisll change is indis.
pensable, in Anticipation OF a scarcity,
nave laid by Considerable accumulstiors
OF currency, which helps to contract the
amount Of small change In circul alton,
and so ssgaciously bring On the incon.
yenlencss which they fear. Add TO
those causes the fact that some silver is
bought for expectation TO countries
where IL is receivable on nearly the
same bases as gold, AMI il will be seen
that there is abundant occasion for the
absorption Of silver coin. Each OF these
ceus =, after while, must cease to op-
crate. The expectation Of silver will
cease as soon rs the very limited de-
mand il supplied. Moreover, the old
coins which have been bearded ever
since 1851, will gradually make theiT
way out to compete for circulation with
che new" The only thing reported in
stocks or bonds, was q sale Of 80 shares
OF Phoenix insurance. stock az S5; more
IL Offering at tbc, same figure.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE,

JAaEs ID. PORTER, Governor OF the State o.
Tennessee-To ali who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
"EEREAS, A vacancy exists in the oifiet
w OF District Acknowledgement OF the
Bartlett Circuit Court OF Shelby county
caused by the resignation OF A. NJ. stephens
ESQ.,;
Now, therefore, /, James ID. Porter, Gov
ernor Of the State OF Tennessee, by virtue OF
the power and authority vested In me by the
constitution and laws, hereby order an elec-
ton TO be held within the limits Of said Bart
lett Circuit on Thursday, the Sd day OF Au-
gust, 1873, to I'LL said vacancy; and the SheTihs
and other officers intrusted by law with such
duties in said Bartlett Circuit will on said
day, proceed TO open and hold said election at
all the various precincts and voting places
within their respective counties, ana due re-
turn make as provided by law.
Instestimony whereof, / hereunto set my hand,
and have caused the Great Seal of state to
be affixed at Nashville, this Dist day Of
June, 1876.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
CHAS. N, GIBRs Secretary of State, iu25 su
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Gold in New York closed at ll2;
same Time last year, ll6.
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July S.-Business was
light with the commission houses and
jobbers. Cotton goods moved slowly at
generally unchanged prices. Cotton
fisnnels were inquired for, but prices are
not vet established. Medium chocolate
fancy prints were in fair demand. Low
and medium fancy cassimeres, and fine
worsted cOatings were in moderate re-
0uegt
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EVERY BUSINESS NAN READS

THE
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UTHEREAS. letters OF administration on
w A.. aaisfe of b. D. Treadweu, deceased.
,ra ors-3te(i 10 me undersigned at the present
term Of the Probate Court OF Sh1sioy county,
tSe aSf'afa ~ said decedent are hereby REQUIRED
10 exhibit said claims 10 me, or ME the same
with Tny attorneys, ClaPR sC g Me1 i No. Is
Tine me- IinIted by law, or the same yFiu Ia
haired. FRANCIS HOLMES, Admir-
IuQe 10 1910. In
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COTTON STATEMENT.

BnpOrts.-M. & @. K. R., .; NJ. & T..
RR., 6; L. & n. g. s. R.R., IL; steam
ers. 81; estimated per wagons and other
sources, 5.
Erp0rts-Stesmers north, 116
The following are the official tele.
grams Of the condition Of the domestic
DasriKets Sc received at the cotton ex-
change:
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTUR RES mine weekly
> begin 18th July, 1876, and end 18th Septem-
Der. Have proved Of signal use-lst, TO stu
dents who design TO pursue their studies at
this or other Law-sohool; I'd to those who pro-
pose to read privately; and I'd, TO practitioners
who have not had the advantage of sySte.
matte instruction. For circular apply (P. o.
University OF VAL TO JOHN b. MINOR,
iu4 2tw Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE,
AND LIVER PAD.

FINDER and by virtue of Trust Deed exc
u cuted to John c. Campbell on the ID day
OF November, 1868, by A. T.. ROark, and duly
recorded In the Registers ONCE OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No. IS, part 2, pages
$50, 63l, So, and to which reference is here
made; and also by virtue Of final decree in
the case of Amos Woodruff VS.. A. g. Roark,
No. 25S, Il. D., in the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, which decree was entered
on the 18th day OF June, 1876, appointing me
trustee in the above-named trust, instead OF
John Q. Campbell, deceased, thereby confer.
ring upon me all the rights and powers OF said
John c. Campbell, deceased, by virtue OF said
Trust Deed, will, on the 9Th day Of n
am. and u o'clock m, in front OF the court
house, at Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scrtbed lot or parcel of land, living in the
county aforesaid, bounded as follows: Begin
ming at q stake south Sc E 9-l0 chains from a
redelm, with redbud and other pointers on
the Z boundary line OF a six hundred and
twelve acre tract, known as the Woodruff
tract; thence north IA Z lC7 poles to q stake
on said boundary line, ironwOod, red and
Whiteoak pointers; thence west 81 south rs
poles to stake on the west boundary of said
six hundred and twelve acre tract, lockwood
and mulberry pointers, being the southwest
corner OF K. II. Brtnckley's division; thence
south "a east SS poles TO stake, three lockwood
and two whiteoak pointers on said west
poles to the neutrality-suspicious. l4O Sg-Ig0
acres, more or less, together with the improve
ments thereon. The equity of redemption is
Is waived in the deed, and the property will be
sold on account of default of the vendor A 81
ROark. w. e, WOODRUFF. Trustee
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: ordinary, 5-l6c; good
ordinary, 10 1l-l6c; low middliDg, 1Oic;
middiing, &c; middling same time last
year, 1899; sales, 65i bales. Tone of
the market: At 1880, dull, lower TO sell;
1915, quiet; 2:lO, quiet.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
iay before:
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T,RUsTEE's sALE.-Ry virtue or a Dee

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF a Deed of
Il Trust made to me on the 2Ssh OF Febrll-
airy, 1871, by William and Elizabeth Lunn,
which is of record in the Registers ONCE OF
Shelby county, IN Book Is, page 427: aud At
the request of the holder of the debt therein
secured (said debt, interest and cost being due
and unpaid), VIII sell, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at public sale, at the southeast corner
of Court Square, in Memphis, Tennessee, on
TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1875
between 10 o'clock am. and pm, the prop
erty described in said Trust Deed, SIS follows:
Beginning on west side of Second street 40 feet
inches south Of south side of alley between
and parallel with Adams and jefferson streets;
thence west with the center Of the dividing or
partition wall between the lot hereby con-
Veyed and the lot conveyed September 30, 1865,
by John NJ. Stratton TO s. A. Leech l4S feet
Inches to the first alley west of and parallel
with Second street; thence south with east
side OF said alley p feet inches, more or less,
to the center OF dividing wall between the lot
hereby conveyed and the north boundary of
lot No. go; thence east with the center of said
dividing wall l4S feet inches to Second street
thence north with the side Of Second
street "a feet inches, more or less TO the be-
ginning-belng south e OF lot No 26O, as laid
down on map Of the city and the south tene-
ment OF the 4-SJory iron front block Known as
the Jefferson Block. All equity Of redemption
Is waived in said Trust Deed aud fttle believed
% be good, but will sell only as Trustee
JUL W. y u HUNES, Trustee.
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THE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
dull. Liverpool was down another
l-l6d. but futures in New York ad-
vanced. The inquiry in cur market was
small, but even ihe few buyers looking
round had to complain OF the scarcity
OF desirable cotton on the tables, and
this With stock of 23,600 bales. 10 the
cotton exchange we are indebted for the
following copy of the weekly dispatch
received from the New York Chronicle
Office: Generally the weather con-
tins ed very favorable. There he's been
come extremely heavy showers in the
southwest, partially OVERLOOKING rivers
in that section, but 90 far as we have
yet heard no damsge has occurred to cot /.
ton. Limited districts of dry weather
are reported" Quotations at the Mem
phis cotton exchange were as follows:
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ARTIFICIAL STONE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
sHERIFF,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IL That by virtue OF an execution to me
directed from the Honorable Supreme Court
OF Tennessee, in the case OF Walter Coleman,
use, ETC., VS.. Caroline Schroeder, judgment
rendered on the 5th day Of November, 1873, fer
the sum of four hundred ard Seyenty-siX dol
lars and fifty-twO cents, with interest and
costs of suit, to satisfy said judgment, etc.,
viii, on Thursday, tine 2ztn uay of July,
1875, in legal hours, In 'front.' OF the court
house, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 10 sell,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, tO-Wit: All the right, title
and interest of defendant, Caroline Schroeder,
in and two lot 3S6, on the northwest corner OF
Third and jackson streets, in the city of Menu
phis, county OF shelby and state of Tennes-
see-said lot being "A by l4S feet. Levied on as
the property Of defendant, Caroline chrOeder,
10 satisfy said judgment, interests and costs.
Memphis, nth day OF May. 1876
g. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff OF shelby county Tenn.
BY w. ID. Cannon, Deputy-Sheriff
y. A. Ryan, Atty for plaintiff fy6 TIKI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09
Administrators Notice.

HAVING been duly appointed Admins
u traitor of sophia BOkar, deee9sed an
persons in debt 10 said estate are NOTIFIED ~
settle at once; and those havIue, cloIros
against said estate viii present 10 nif; for 1,e,,
ment In the time allowed By law, or Tie 49,
Will oe barred ADOLPH BOHNS
luz0 81 No s. Madison street