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Great Reduction.
Read the Bargains.

One lot Linen Handkerchiefs cheap.
One lot Linen BOsOms 20 cents, such
as sold elsewhere for 25 cents.
Children'S MerinO Under Vests 25 Cts,
former price so cents.
All my WOODEN Hosiery 25 per cent.
reduction. Fleeced Hosiery ''full finish"
% cents. Boys MerinO Hose 81 1-2
cents, former price Is cents.
Ladies' MerinO Vests 81 I-2 cents,
worth 81 I-2 cents.
Ladies' MerinO Vests so cents, worth
Ladies' Merino Drawers 45 cents, worth
IS cents.
Nubias so cents, former price IS cents
and 81 90.
snow Flakes 81 I-2 cents, former
price IS cents.
Sl.OO Kid Gloves at IS cents, and
every pair warranted.
$500 Kid Gloves at $1.75.
COrsetS all marked down, IS cts.
COrSets at 50 cents.
S1.OO COrsets at Is cents.
$i.25 COrSets at $l.OO.
50 90 COrseLs at $l.62 ! 2.
French and German COrsets 10 per
cent. lower than the lowest.
so cts. Leggings for 81 1.2 cents.
Sl.OO Leggings for IS cents.
Every Lady is invited to examine these Goods and
Prices, as they special bargains for short time
only, and are worthy of your careful attention.
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COMMON COUNCIL,

The papers from the upper board were passed
in concurrence.
Upon reading the report of the committee
that they were unable to agree upon the mat.
ter of exempting the parsonage of Bishop Hea-
ly from taxation the original petition was taxi
en- up and granted, alter sharp discussion, by
vote of II to7
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Notice.
Is hereby given that the Ann

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
~ the Cumberland County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will be held in Reception Hall, City Building,
Portland, SATURDAY, February 18th, 1877, at 10
witt -
LIST; To choose board of officers for the year end
ing December 3lst, 1877.
a. To hear reports and to act on any other busi-
ness which may properly come before the meeting.
SAMUEL DINGLEY, Secretary.
Portland, February 9Th. 1877. david
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This is to certify that Mr.. j. o. Mcguire
has been in our employ for some six years, and
we can cheerfully recommend him as first
class adjuster and repairer of all kinds Of sew
ing machines.
J. L. HAYDEN, Agent.
teDl 2awTh&Td1 m&w1m5
WE shall close out our entire stock Of ladies',
misses and children's wooden hosiery, under
vests and leggings at % per cent. reduction.
FL. I. NELSON & Co,
Harrington Block, opp. U. S. Hotel.
Jan3O TuTh&S
CUTS, bruises and burns, are cIeansed and
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HENRY FOX, Clerk.
Haydn Association

IEVHE Annual Meeting of the Association will he
Il held at Union Hall on Friday evening next
February 9th. at u o'clock. full and p1nctnai
attendance is requested important business will
come before the meeting. "-
fe3dtd GEO. G. BURGESS, Secretary.
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

At IemplarS' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNCIL-Mane, first and third Monday in each
month.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. 1, every Wednesday
evening.
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O@ce Hours.
From 500 m to $50 m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from TO 10 m.
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harrington Block, opp. U. S. Hotel.
MO TnTh q c
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-08
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special Telegraphic Correspondence Of the
Courier-Joqrnal.
WASHINGTON, December 6.-A.prelim
mary trial Of strength took place iD the
SENATE 10 day on the question Of taking
up the silver bill. The friends of the
bill urged a speedy consideration of the
measure. Among those who took decided
ground this way we're Beck, of Kentucky,
Thurman, of Ohio, and Hereford Of West
Virginia. Morrill,. of Vermont, moved
10 pnt it off till ihs llth Of January
This wa beaten over two to one, and BY
s.llke vote it was ordered that the bill be
made q special ord,r for Tuesday next
III is not probable that % attempt will be
mode TO get a vote on the bill next geek,
but the s%goceedings Of to-day are practi.
cally a test Of the temper Of the senate,
aud indicate that John Sberman's views
will be ~repudiattd by that body. If the
vote Of to-day be accepted as a test, the
pending silver bill could be carried over
90 executive veto. Mr.. Stanley Mat
thews tack care TO put himself on the
record squarely for the proposition that
the bonds issued under the act Of 1870
were legally payable In the standard sill
vef dollar, az the option Of the United
States.
cONKLlEG AND the ADMINISTRATIONS
W. Conkling, who has been spelling
for 2 Eight with the administration,
pitched "a to-day with an hours speech
in executive aessiop, The burden Of his
song vas r good deal Of earpipg end
small filings AZ The President for the man,
ner Of making his nominations, which
Me- Conkling seemed to think did mol
faithfully reflect the beauties IN The
tenure oi.olice act. The speech reused
up Mr.. Stanley Matthews, who came
back in defense Of the President with q
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, December S.-A Paris dis.
patch states that the difficulties of the
Spanish government with the Basque
municipalities continue. The munici.
pality of San Sebastian has resigned,
and it is believed that all the muAicipali.
tiles of the chief towns will follow its ex-
ample when they are ordered by the
government to prepare lists of those
liable to conscription and taxation.
A dispatch from Rome aays the pope
experiences temporary relief, especially
in the morning, but every attempt he
makes to assume a sitting posture pre-
duces a collapse.
A Russian dispatch dated Bogot says
the battles of Mariana and Elena on the
4th instant were more unfortunate for
the Russians than at FIRST reported. Fifty
officers and 1900 men were killed and
wounded, and eleven guns captured.
The operations on the 9th instant were
confined to driving the Turkish right,
numbering 10000 men, from Stataritza
to Bebrooa. The Turkish left, confront
ing Jakowritzs, numbers 5000 men.
The Bothnia sailed to-day for the
United States with elOO,O 600.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 8-The
government has impressed street car
horses for the army.
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spirit which he has so far been slow to
exhibit. The debate was without n
special significance, except 10 show that
no compromise has been effected be
tween Mr.. Conkling and the adminisira
ton, and that the President has at last q
friend in the senate who is willing to
take up the cudgel in his behalf. The
Democratic senators have been amazed
that, up to this time, the President has
been withou. a defender on his side Of
the chamber to answer Conkling.
The new Democratic paper, the Post,
in its first issue to-day, has a very uu.
fortunate and i~ll.judged article assault
ing Senator Gordon, and e~ndeavoring to
whip in Democratic senators under Sir.
Conkling's lead in respect 10 the New
York nominations.
TIE INDIANA SENATOR'S.
The senate finance committee is to be
strengthened by the addition Of Mr.,
Voorhees,. thus giving distinct recogni-
ton to the Democratic sentiment Of the
west on financial questions. Senator
MDonald goes in Indian affairs.
COLLECTOR AT NEW ORLEANS.
| hear that the President stated to-
day his purpose to send in the name Of
Ethngham Lawrence as collector of Gus
toms at New Orleans L. @. W.
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Truetee,s Sale,

Under and by virtue Of q tiust doed 10
" mo executed By j.. j. Williams. dated
April "A, 1875. and recorded in Record Book
No. JOG. page 256. in tho Registers office Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, to which reference
Is hereby made, /, as such trustee, at the re-
quott Of the benefciaries In said trust, tho
debt therein mentioned being past due, win,
on Friday, necember IA, 1877,
sell &t public vendne, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
One undivided third interest in fifteen acres
OF land with appurtcQances theFonnto bQlong-
ing. situated neaf ROzolle Station, 90 the
Mtmphis and Chstleston railroad, known as
tho Or. j. j. Williams place, and low Qcou.
pied by DR.. T. II. Watkins, atI am informed.
Said proJ eTtl Is further described as fronting
on The Memphis and Charleston railroad, and
bounced Cd the east By George y. Fleece. and
west By the old Rozell tract, The above pop
eriy ls In Shelby county, State Of Tennessee.
Sale will take place ut ~ o'clack In front Of
my Office, No. 25S Front street. Equity Of re-
domption is txrres ~ waived. The little is
believed TO be perfect. bat | shall sell and
convey as trustee only.
$50 T.B. HAYNES, Trustee.
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he threatened split in the ranks Of
the Democratic aud Conservative party
ia this city is rather serious. We pre-
sumo, however, that prudent counsels
will prevail aud that all differences will
be amieably adjusted. A house divided
against itself cannot staud. We cannot
afford to get into a wraDgie Of this sort.
II would not matter 50 much in this
elections, perhaps. for a good man will
be elected mayor, in all probability, any
how, but thai would not be the
end OF such a split.up and scramble
for office. This is a mere prelimi.
nary sLirmish 90 the great struggles
of next August AA9 November We
would say, keep cool, gAstlemen, and let
US settle these matters among ourselves
without appealing to tue Radical party
to decide which side is right. That party
would ike to be umpire in this dispute
and get in a position to capture the hon
ofs and emollments 81 the two important
elections next year. Knowing the gentle
men who ara prominent in this affair so
Well-knOwiug hat they are intelligent,
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Which is Which! A Question they
Failed to Settle Among
Themselves.

President Hayes is supposed to be the
author Of the saying, When Greek
meets Greek then comes the tug of war"
If be did not originate it he quoted it,
and said, by way Of cousOling the side
that got whipped, that the side number
ing the most Greeks was apt to win in q
| square fight, other things being equal
This only confirms the popular idea in
this country hat one man is as good as
another if not better too, especially if he
is a Democrat. The question now sgi-
tsting this community involves this very
point. There are degrees in politics az
in other things. There are intense Dem
ocrats and thin ones, conservative Dem.
ocrats aud red-hot Democrats. There
are as many varieties and shades almost
IS Of human character, but still VIC are
all Democrats, aud generally stand
shoulder to shoulder at the ballot.box
The dissatisfaction produced at the
appointment Of a city executive commit
tee by a mass meeting had already taken
shape as we mentioned yesterday. The
committee met for the consideration Of
important business at the committee
room in the Vincent block yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The reporters Of
the press were on hand, also a few others
who knew what was up. The following
members Of the committae we're present.;
AeRsrs. R f. Looney, chairman; j.. J
DuBose, aecretary; W. II. Rhea, j A
Taylor, S. W. Green. A. W. Newsom,
John NJ. Rourke, Charles b6rnsr and J
]. DufIy-Iwo members Of the committee
being abasnt-Measrs. j. j. Busby and
NJ. Burke, VINO aGd resigned.
1t was Immediately annogpeed that a
committee from the c%itizens meeting,
held Thursday afternoon, were in the
ante room awaiting Submission. They
were invited 10 and duly introduced,
Tho committee was composed Of Messrs
r. c. WILLIAMSON, b. P. Anderson, D.
I. Porter, c G. FishSr. W. N. Brown,
Aad ]. A. Forrest. Captain William.
son acted as chairman aud spokesman
of the committee. He stated that they
came as Democrats to SECURE a confer
ence to settle differences which hayt
s sprung up within the party tIiC.
! Colonel Looney, chairman Of tbs
Democratic committee, welcomed them
t aud asid when the letter puportiug t.
come from ahe citizens committee wal
Withdrawn the com&iitse would agree
l 10 meet them and barmonize, Captail
williamson aud Colonel Forrest boil
stated that it hS4 got been presente,
Q and therefore could not be N;ibdrawn
Colonel FORREST stated that they vante,
s equal representation on the committeI
and q poatpOuepent Of al thai bad bee
t done. Captain Jple Taylor said tn.
5 committee inteuded to meke a feir 40,
equal divide Of the judges aud clerks o
the primary election. He was willing 4
; renGp and give place to any other gen
. tlemap. Mr.. W. N. Brown insisted Of
. division in the egecutive committee
Colonel Looney replied, We are no
willing to do thai.
This virIn ally ended the conference
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Ohio,s Pnhnc Morhs.

COLUMBUS, December 8-The State
board of public works held a meeting to-
day with the representatives of %lesseea
and determined to ask for the appoint.
ment of a receiver, to take charge Of the
public works during the tendency of o
suit which is to be brought at once to
settle the difficulties which now exist he.
tween the State and the %lessees. The
court will be asked to appoint Peter
Thalches, of Cleveland, a member Of the
State board, as receiver on the part Of
the State. and come other person as re.
ceiver on the part of the l%essees.
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SATURDAY,, January ~, 1878,
[R. l522.l
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Cbancery Court Of Shelby County-City Of
Memphis VS.. d. A. Harrell.
QY VIRTUE OF AN INTEEL0oUr0RY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the lat day Of December, 1877. !. will sell.
at public auction. to the higherst bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Court
house building. Main street. Memphis, Tenn,
ON Saturday, January IL, 1873,
within legal hours, the. following described
property, s tuated in Shelby county. Tenn :,
and In the city OF Memphis, to wit,
Lots Nos 81 and 38, part Of country lot No.
52l, fronting on the north side Of Grsenlaw
street 81 feet, and running back from said
street l60 feet in new city limits, as shown on
the plan Of said city.
Terms Of Sale-gn a credit Of seven months.
purchaser to execute note with approved
security; lien retained and equity Of redemp-
ton barred.
This December 5. 1877.
4. A. COLE. C. and NJ.
r. j. BLACK, d. @. and NJ.
S.P Walker and j. W. Hampton, Att'ys.
8j.gl. 81 103-l14
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IT is understood that the WorkiDgmsn
of the city intend to maintain adistinct
political organization and put a full
ticket in the field for all the Offices to be
filed at the January election, and not to
affiliate or fuse with any other party.
They mean business, the field is open and
they have a right to decide for them
selves what course they will take. We
regard workingmen generally as Demo.
Gratis, even as most Democrats are work
ingmea in some sense or other. We are
further given to understand that they ex-
pect hereafter to nominate only those
who will run on the ticket uncoudition-
ally without waiting to get permission
from any other party Or organization.
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indications.

WASHINGTON, December 8.--For Ten.
nessee, Ohio valley, and the lake region
rising barometer, fresh to brisk south
west to northwest winds and generally
colder. Clear or partly cloudy weather,
with occasional light SHOWS, in the lower
lake region and Michigan, and followed
10 the western portions by falling baron.
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Our thanks to the Southern Express
company for the latest daily New York
papers, brought through on lightning
time. The Southern Express is a great
institution, and its officers and employees
are the most courteous Of gentlemen as
they are distinguished for efficiency in
h-nn;nnnn
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THE senate Republican caucus has
agreed to give the Democrats an increase
Of one member on all the committees
except those on privileges and elections
and railways, The Democrats do not
care to be responsible during this con
gress for the business of the senate, and
are Indifferent to the offer of increased
representation at this late day.
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CoURIER-JoURNAL Washington special:
Colonel Mckenzie has been detailed to
go to the Rio Grande border, by request
of Senator Ma1eY. who regards his pres.
ence as possessing the highest impor.
lance. There are S55 additional troops
on their way to the frontier.
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RIyer TeIorrnmn

CAIRO ILL December ARRIVED
Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans, 3 am
John A. Wood, New Orleans, 6; City Of
Chester, Memphis, I. Departed-Col
orsdo, Vicksburg, IL pm; Sherlock,
Cincinnati, 4 am; Wood, Ohio, 8; Ches.
ter, St. Louis, IL. Clear and cool.
CINCINNATI. December 8.-River Il
feet 10 inches and falling. Clear and
pleasant.
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THERE is a striking similarity in the
seven communications from b~ondhold-
ers submitted along with the Governors
message. Is it possible thai some Nash
vile speculator seat on these letters for
signatures2 Such a thing seems posi-
IL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-12-08

SPEAKER RANDALL has given up, as is
now said, his idea Of making a chairman
in Mr.. POtter's place for the Pacific rail
road committee. Governor Throckmor,
ton succeeds by seniority.
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The two houses OF congress are nov
expected to take a recess about the 18Th
inst. which will last into January next,
the committee on ways and means and
the committee on appropriations sitting
during the rece1s.
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The legislature has come to a dead
lock; now let a motion prevail unani-
mously 10 adjourn sine die.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretiOns Of youth. nervous weakness.
early decay. loss Of manhood, ETC.. I will
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. Thisgreat remedy was discovered
bya missionary In South America. Send a
sek-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
7. Imam, StatiOn d. BBls House, Nco York
Or. s6-xxvii-S eOdkw
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9Th SERIES COMMENCES JAN. /, 1878.
LEGAL.
LEGAL
lR. 1871
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby CountJ-City of
Memphis VS.. W. T. Kennedy.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTEkL0CUTORY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the 80 day Of December, 1877, 1 will sell. at
public auction, TO tho highest bidder, in
front Of the Clerk and Masters office, Court
house. Main street. Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, January ~, 1873,
within legal houru. the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
and city Of Memphis, to-wit:
/. Part Of lot No. 4, in block A. fronting b
feet on the east side of Oausey street, and run
ming back from said street 105 feet. bounded on
the north by lot No. 8 Of said block, and on
the south by a let assessed to N. Fenster at
the northeast corner Of Causey and Pontotoe
streets. fronting 36h feet on the east side Of
Causey street.
2 Lot No Gin block No. 40. fronting IS feet
on the west side Of Causey street running
back from said street l2O feet.
Terms o. sale-0n a credit Of seven months,
purchaser 10 execute notes with approved So
ourity; lien retained, and equity Of redemp-
ton barred.
This December s, 1877.
EDMUND A. COLE. @. and NJ.
By r. j. BLACK. d. @. and NJ.
S. p. Walker and j. W. Hampton, Att ys.
R5-Qi-QT- 109 1OQ ia
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Saturday, December IS, 1877,

sell at public vendue, at "a o'clock M, in
front the courthouse In the city Of Mem
phis. TO the highest bidder, for cash. the toll
loving described real estate. to-wit:
One house and lot In the city Of Mempkis,
Shelby county. State Of Tennessee, eommenc.
ing at the Northwest corner Of South and
Causey directs; thence west with South street
$50 leet; thence north 20 feet to Tslley's south
west corner; theme east with his south line
1870 feet to Causey street thence south with
Causey street 60 feet 10 the beginnine.
Equity pf redemptiop IS expressly waived.
self and conway as trustee only.
1891 ISAAC MORRISON. Trustee.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For Mayor.

To the Editor of the Ledger:
You will please announce me as a candidate,
for Mayor of the city of Memphis at the en-
suing municipal election. subject to the action
OF the Democratic Conservative Convention.
Este JOHN JOHNSON.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NHe c~opattnership existing between the un-
L dersigned, under the firm name Of L.
Goepel x Co., has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent, @. Kesmodel retiring
from the arm. Leopold Goepel will continue
the business Oh his oER aeeognt under tbs
same style and firm. and VIII collect all outL
lSiRnedl LEOPOLD GOEPEL.
CHAS. KESM0DEL.
Memphis, December Z, 1877.
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The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per mum for
the Daily, and 50 per annam for the
Reekly--P Postage free,
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~ Referring 10 tho above, Inc undersigne,

M Referring 70 tho above, the undersigned
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public ip general, that BIO will Z ntinue the
PTAEOS and Other lrst.clssS inslruments, "a
also the businebs In Sheet Music and Mugical
Merchandise. in all its branches. al the I'D
stand, No. 375 Main street. A large stock Ut
Knabo Planes received for tho holidays.
Special inducements offered in Sheet Music
fully solicited. LEOPOLD G0EpEL,
trading under firm Of Il. Goepel h Co S75
Main street. SJ-S7
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T%ELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
STOCKS mi BONDS.

BLOCKS n BONDS.
LONDON, December s, 2 p.m.-Consols
for money, 80 Sic; on account, 50 GIG;
United States new four.and.a.halis, 1851;
United States fve.twenties Of 1866, lO4I;
United States dve.twenties Of 1867, IO9s;
United States teu.forties, lO82; new fves,
1911; Erie, 10.
NEW YORK, December 8, 1850 am
United States skies of 1881, lO1s@lO7I;
United States skies Of 1881, coupons,
ll04@lll; new four and-a-halfs, l05@,
1851 coupons, lO5@lO5b; fye.twenties
Of 1862, new issue, -@lO6t; fve.twen-
ties Of 1857, lO9B@lO9s; fv~e.twenties Of
1868, coupons, -@lllli t%en.forties,
l08@lO84; t%en-forties, coupons, 1880
lOS4; currency skies, -@l2O; new fves,
lO7@lOiB
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, December s,-Wheat, win.
ter, Os0d@lls6d Milwaukee red, los I'd
oils Cd; California white, Us lido
Us lid; California club, l2s l9d@l3s Cd.
Germ, 20s 6d@ROs Cd. Pork, SIS Cd.
Beef, 88s Cd. Bacon, long clear, 37s Cd;
short clear, 3as Cd. Lard, 43s Cd. Tai.
low. 40s Sd.
CHICAGO, December g., 1850 a.m.-,
Wheat active at llOJ@lll for January
lll5@ll2 for February. Corn quiet al
4ll@44s for December; 42s@42l fol
January. Pork quiet at u 24@l2 l5
for January. Lard, 7 0O@7 021 for Jan.
uary. Receipts Flour, ll.4lSi wheat
A $50; corn, 37.O4a Shipmenis-Plour
1924; wheat, 2940j corn. IL .525
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OF PRIZES

ll.279 Prizes, amounting TO- ,.,u.....,s 522 500
GEY. g. 4. BEAUREqAhD, of La,
GEg. JUBAL A, EARLY, of Va,
Commissioners.
Write for Circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
P, 0. Box 692, Now Orleans, La.
Or No. G West Court street, Memphis.
MONTHLY DRAWING.
Tuesday. Jan. 5. la7e,
Capital Prize. 10000. Tickets So each.
Halves. 81. s&w-&
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Trgstee's Sale,

Under aud By virtue Of a trust deed to
me executed by Bridget Callahan and
John Callahan, dated October Is. 1876, and re.
corded in Record Book No. ia, page 4O8. in
The Registers Office Of Shelby county, Tenn,
said trust, the debt therein mentioned being
past due, will, on
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discreet and patriotic, we can offer no
suggestions. only, the sooner harmony is
restored the better.