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Howard Association.
NO. 10 MADISON STREET,
Me" Phis. Tenn.
MEDICAL.
In the Whole History of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures OF maintained so wide reputation as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat and
lungs. Its long continued series OF wonderful cures
In all climates, has made it universally known as
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordin-
sy colds which are the forerunners Of more serious
disorders it acts speedily and surely always rellev-
Ing suffering, and often saving life The protection
it affords, by its timely use in the throat and lung
disorders of children, makes invaluable remedy
to be kept always on hand in every home. No per
son afford to be without it, and those who have
once used it never will. From their knowledge OF
its composition and effects, Physicians use the
CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively In their practice, and
Clergymen recommend It. 1t Is absolutely certain In
It's remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible.
- Trnaw
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COAL AND WU0D.
EXECUTORS.
Notice.

WE have concluded arrangements with VIM NJ
w RANDOLPH, ESQ.,, Office at 35 Madison street,
BIZ which he will give attention to the Law business
In the hands OF Judge Henry &. Smith At the time
Of his death. Judge Smiths clients are requested
TO confer with Mr.. Randolph In reference 10 their
business In his hands. f W. SMITH,
GEO A. SMITH,
tues Executors Of Henry g. Smith, deceased
ExecutOrs' Notice.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CHANCERY SALES.
Sale of Real Estate.

Cbancery sale of Real Estate.
No. 300. R(2-ChanceryC Court of Shelby county,
c. McDade ct al, vs.. J. A. Anderson, administrator
ct al
DY virtue of an interIocutory decree for sale. en-
ID tered 10 the above causes on the 23d day of
November, 1874. in NJ; B: 5 C2), page Ala, and re-
at public auction. to the highest bidder in front Of
the Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse building,
corner Main ana Poplar streets, Memphis nov Tax
Dg-District), Tennessee, on
Saturday. March Is, 1879,
within legal hours the following described property,
situated in the city of Memphis NOW Taxing-Dis-
trict), Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit The east
One-half of that certain town lot in South Memphis
BAYOU. known as the NJ Gabbeft lot or pfoperty, and
being part O.! lot No. f. In block No. 43, the plan
OF South Memphis; said east half fronting on Vance
street about ~ feet inches and running back be-
tween parallel lines 200 feet.
Terms of Saloon credit of and l months,
purchaser to execute notes with approved security,
lien retained, etc.
This February -, 1879.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk ard Master.
Hanson Estes. and WeatheLford q Gillian. Att'ys.
Chancery sale of Real Estate.
No. 1892, R-ChanceTy Court of Shelby county
julia W WOODWARD administTatriX OF F. n Wood
PY virtue of an tnterl0cutory decree for sale, en-
u tered in the above cause on the 18th day Of
June, ISIni ana renewed ana n0dlned FEBRUARY .:
bidder in front OF the Courthouse, in Taxing Dis
tret (Aain street., formerly Memphis Tennessee, on
Saturday, March 10. 1879,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county Tennessee. to Wit: Lot
No. 4, according 10 the plan Of SUBDIVISION made
out in the cause of James c. Anderson expaIte. No.
2103, n. R. D.. on file In the ChanceTy Court of
Shelby county: Beginning at stake ~ links of
post oak marked A. Captain Meriitts northwest cor
ner; thence south 40 chains to a stake with three
red oak pointers; thence west 20 chains TO stake
with elm and four SasSafTaS pointers; thence north
40 chains to a stake near the homestead whence
degrees west 81 links post oak, east 40 degrees
Outh II links post oak ma ked thence east 20
chains to the beginning; containing eighty acres
save and except, however. that portion of same
which has been allotted and set apart as the widows
dover, to-wlt: ThiTty-seven acres off the western
side of the tract running the whole length Of same,
being In width chains % links, leaving to be sold
only 43 acres.
Terms of sale One-half cash; balan IN nine
mOnths note with surety, lien retained, etc.
This February ! 9, 1879.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
EorfiG
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On Saturday, March $. 1879,

with legal hours, In front of the Courthouse in
the city of Memphis, the following described real
estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary To
satisfy the said decree to wit: Lots "a and 30, E.
2. Stewan'S subdivision, being 95 by $50 feet, on
the south de of Chapia avenue, and lot a. in f
z. Stewart subdivision. being 81 40 by 81 feet
on west sids OF fernando road near the city OF
Memphis, prope ty of defendant Donovan. Also
lot No. 81 In Willo WIlllamss tracs containing
zig acres, being on the south side of Broadway
east OF and adjoining lot No. IS, property Of de
PENDANT, O'Neill.
February IL, 1879.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue Of two deeds Of trust, ex-
- ecuted to me by Mrs Margaret KenZler, dated
respectively the 9th day of June and the 4th day OF
October lS73, which of record In the Registers
Office OF shelby county. State OF Tennessee, in books
90 and %, pages l06 and 532, Will, on
Tuesday, March H. 1879,
in front of the Courthouse b=tween the hours Of
N. and ok M, sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following described property tO-Sit: Be-
ginning at the Intersection OF HuppeTt's alley and
Poplar street, known as Poplar Boulevard and run
ming thence east with Poplar street fifty $50 eet 10
stake, thence south one hundred and ten and "A
mar u 1912 lee 70 stake; thence west fifty (50)
ltet 10 HuppertS alley thence north with said Hup
peTts alley one hundred and ten and half Il lOIs)
fset TO the beginning II beng the property kept as
Beer Garden"
The title to the property IS believed to be perfect
and II has been arranged that Immediate possession
be given to the purchaser, but sell and convey
trustee only.
T. B. ED6IN6ToN
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The tone OF the future market Was - 10 lows. AT
JO.S tsier; 1888. steady; 1890, dull 1910.
guiat and steady: 30, quiet; 23O, STEADY 3:l5,
steady. Sales. $1,000 bales.
The New Orleans market closed quiet snd easy az
Qlsc for middling. Sales, 800 bales; receipts
net qSBS bales: stock, 34b,JD2 bales
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported the
cotton market easier. but not qHOtably lower; mid
ding upiands 5-l6d: Orleans, , D l6d. sales,
1000 btles. OF which $500 were American. lie
ceipt- 300 bales. OF which $3.50 were American
Liver COL arrivals opeued weaker, 6-l 3d. March
APRIL > 5-IBd; April-hay, ll-32d; June7Julyr
5 T-lBd: July August, EI2i; AUgust-Sepiember,
8 IT-32d; Septembel-OctObtr, le-oZu. Al the
use futures wer- quite steady.
T. be movements al the ports were reported as fol-
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MACHINISTS
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Seriesl New Series!

THE PEOPLES BUILDING COMPANY issues a
L New Series OF stock every month. Stated
meetings are held On the first Tuesday evening OF
each month, at rs O'Clock. at No. POI Main street.
second story, 10 receive nues. Join US Tor safely
economy and experience" Loans made on good pay
ing real estate anywhere in shebycOunty. Money
loan: Stock for sale; No back dues. Information
cheerfully given at all times.
g STURA, Sec'y.
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No. 1S47 R. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
b: P Anderson, Commissioner of Revenue, vs..
w Y. C. HumeS, Trustee ct al.
RY virtue of decree for sale entered In the
y above cause on July 3, 1873, and renewed at
the present term, Twill
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C. WEATHERFORD,
Commissioner OF Revenue

No. 1854 n. R. D.-Second ChaneeTy Docket B. p
h. Winn ct al.
PY virtue of decree for sale entered in the above
u cause In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
on the 18th Of July, 1873 and renewed at the pres
viii
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On Saturday, March $. 1879,

within legal hours, In front of the Courthouse in
tue city of NJ mphs. sell at public auction to the
highest bidder Tor cash. the following real estate or
50 much thereof may be necessary to satisfy The
decree 10 wit: paIt of lot ID In the city of Mem
ph1s, on northwest corner of Main and Jefferson
streets, beginning at the intersection of the north
side or Jefferson vita the west side of Main street,
thence west with jefferson street 2II5 feet to the
middle of a dividing wall; thence north with said
wall l4l4 feet; thence cas- parallel with Jefferson
street ll2 feet to Main street, thence south with
Main street 7414 feet to the beginning, lees 27Is
feet off the north end.
February / l, 1879.
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Notice to the Creditors OF Taylor,
Mcclure & 90.
TNHE undersigned. assignee of Taylor, Mcclure
L Co.. hereby gives notice to the creditors of
said firm to present and file their claims at the
former Office OF said firm, 369 Front street. with
there every day. from TO 10 o'ciOcS am. Distri
buttons will be made as speedily as possible.
l.. P. COOPER,
Assi'HnN - COLOR. Mc(inire & Co
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the following are the New York SPOT quotations
for Yesterday: Ordinary, l5-l6c; god ordinary,
$40: low mlddling 8 lBci middllng, 8 8-l6c;
200 mi, ID lug, 10 3-l6c' mldgllng IAN. lll4c Al
55ies' 1898 bales. Contracts, 400 bales. STOCK
T6e folIowins Is ihe latest New York telegram of
futures;
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RIVER NEWS.
River and WeatkC

The table and dispatches below give eff
clal information concerning the weather and rivers
OREICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. .. a., !
I'LL AInrn oh,
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beiwesn the hours of 10 o'clock a IN and ? o'clock
pm, sell 10 the highest and best bidder for cash
on the southwest corner of Union and Main Streets
I'm the city OF Memphis, Tenn, all OF section 49,
township l, range west OF the bases meridian
line containing six hundred and forty (S4O) ACRES
or land, lying partly in Fayette county, Tennessee
and Marshall county. Mississippi together with all
OF the Improvements thereon Title believed to be
perfect, Tut 1 convey as trustee only.
W. L. CLAPP, Trustee
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sTATIons.

Below high water marx or 1874
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar 'her Wind. R Bali Weather.
1OO am. 3O.5S 35 NE. Cloudy.
200 pm. 30.b2 40 L. CLOUDY.
500 p.m.I 3O.4O 81 Sc. Clear.
Maximum Thermometer 42 deg.
Minimum thermometer 81 deg
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C. WEATHERFORD,
Commissioner of Revenue.

No. 22TS R. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby County,
b. p: Anderson, Commissioner of Revenue vs.
Mrs S. W. FOwlkeS ct al,
PY virtue Of decree Tor sale entered In the above
- stated C Iuse. July 20, 1878, and renewed at
me preSe u term, VIII sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash. I'm front OF the Courthouse
In the city of Memphis, within legal hOWs,
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
COM nIssGOxER's SALES.

No. 1871 n. R. D. Second ChauceTy Docket-B P
Anderson. Commissioner OF Revenue VS. The heirs
of John May, deceased.
DURSUANT TO decree for sale entered In the
l above stated cause in the Chancery Court of
Shelby county, on the 18th day of July 1878, and
renewed at the present term, will,
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IBF TELEGRIPH.l
The following are the latest kilograms of the do
nestle markets, reported yesIerday TO the cotton
pNcha: ge:
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lDISPENSARY.
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PRIVATE
Medical DispensaryS
No. II JEFFERSON STREET,
Retvyesp Main and Front. ssez.nhts-

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nR. JOHNSON Ia acknowledged By all parties in
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In the treatment OF private secret ssases Quick
thorough and permanent cures guaranteed In sFery
case, male or female. Recent cases OF 3onOTThGa
snd SYPHILIS cured IN few days T1thc the use or
mercury, change Of diet or hndracce from business.
secondary Syphilis the last vestige eT4dlCated viii
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stopped In abort time Suflerers from Iupo;sT cy
Or loss OF sexual powers restored 10 fra VigOr ir
rev weeks. Victims OF self-all!se and srce Is va
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Throat and Lung Diseases cared by new remihies
Piles and old cured without the use OF cAu,-
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All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts Of the
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On Saturday, March s. 1879,

sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the following parcels OF real estate, or SO much
as may be necessary to satisfy the decree against
each, to-wit: tract known and described as the
east one acre of lot No. AZ in N NJ TreZevant'S SUBJ
division on the north siue of Central avenue, near
the city of Memphis-prOpeTty OF James MebaD
Also, lot No. > in WaTteld's subdivision near the
city of Memphis, in Shelby county, and fronting
five and eight tenths q 0S) chains on west sIue Of
Castillo avenue by l06212 chains deep-property Of
Thomas Jones' Also, lots 4 and in block | z In
Fort Pickering (being part of the city of Memphis
formerly socalled) said lots fronting each "a feet
on west side of Third street ana running back 100
feet. Also lots % and % in block No. 5, in Fort
Also, lot 20 in block g. In Fort Pickering
fronting 70 feet on south side of Broadway by Is
feet deep. Also part of lot in block 40, in the
city of Memphis being 90 by 90 feet on south side
of Pontotoc street, "a feet west of Causey street and
adjoining the bayou Also, lot in Euclid BOrlands
subdivision near the city of Memphis fronting 80
feet Cd east side of Borand avenue By 7U feet deep
Also, lots, ., 2, and 8, block 65 nFOIt Pickering
being $50 feet by 1909 feet on the south side of
jackson street, 45 feet east of Sixth street.
February IL, 1879.
C. WATERFORD,
Commissioner of Revenue.
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I Under aud by VII tue OF a coed OF trust executed
u to me By Mary L. Shields, on the 22d day of
Januay 1876, as appears of record Ia book D. page
Alb OF the Registers Office of Fayette county Ten
neSsee, and also in deed book 30 page $50 In the
Office OF the chdDceTy clerk of Marshall county, Mis-
SSsippi the Indebtedness therein secured not hay-
ing been paid, Will, at the request of the bene-
ofo a
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On Saturday. March s. 1879,

On Saturday. March .. 1879,
within legal hours in front of the Courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, sell at public auction, to the high,
est bidder for cash. the following lot of land or g
much thereof as may be- necessary to discharge the
amount of taxes Interest and C SIS decreed against
the same, to-wlt: part of lot 3, In block 3d. on
the plan of the city of Memphis, and being on the
southeast corner of Wellington street. aud the first
alley south Of Linden street and fronting so feet on
the asst side OF Wellington and runnlnl hack with
the seut side of said alley 1856 feet the property oil
defendant. u. W. CochTane.
This February 1, 1879.
c. WATERFORD,
Commissioner or Revenue.
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No. 2S30 R. D.-Chaneery Court of Shelby County,
Koehler ct al.
10y virtue of decree for sale entered in the above
ID cause June II, 1878, and renewed at the pres
ent term, will, within legal hours
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On Saturday, 1larch ., 1870,

the following described real estate or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the decree
to-Wit part OF lot 81 the plan Of the city of
Memphis, and situated between Second and Third
streets, and bounded as follows: Beginning at the
Intersection OF the south side of Jefferson street
with the east side OF Center alley between Second
and Third streets, running thence eastwardly with
the south side Of Jefferson street 80 fest to stake
thence southwardly l12 feet to a private alley:
thence WestWardy in line parallel with jefferson
stTeet9O feet 10 Center alley (he alley first named)
thence northWardy with the east Side of said alley
III feet 10 the beginning point Jefferson street.
February IL, 1879.
c. WATERFORD,
Commissioner of Revenue
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Cotton exchange QaotatIOns

The market closed easy sales, 22tJ bales, IA,
GLIDING 100 exporters, 21OO 10 spinners' and %
10 specul atOrs.
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NEW vOHR,s GUARANTEES

From the New York World, of Saturday,
we lear that in addition to the order of United
States Surgeon General Woodwork, New
York is protected against the importation Of
contagious diseases through rags by special
quarantine regulations. From November
18th TO April 18th coastwise vessels are al
loved to discharge rags without permit
but during the remainder of the year they
and all vessels from foreign ports at all times
of the year are obliged to obtain special per-
mits from the board of health. The orii-
nary permits to discharge include everything
in the cargo except rags. In order to obtain
a permit to discharge these, the captain is
obliged to get a voucher from DR.. Wander
peel and to give bond for two hundred dol
lars not to break the bulk of the bales of
rags. The bales are so tightly packed that
there Is but little danger of the generation of
disease, and most Of them are shipped at
once to paper mills in the eastern States.
Since January Ist, four thousand and sew
enty-seven bales of rags have been received
IN New York. When cargo of rags is sus-
pected the bales are exposed to the air for
several days and the vessel is afterward fun
igated. The penalty for landing rags with
out permit is five hundred dollars. The
board Of health have also decided that rag
pickers must have permits, and must not
store their stocks so that it may give offense,
and has given its inspectors power to con-
denim diseased cattle and spoiled meats.
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81. LOUIS.
FrIghtful Casualty in East st. Louis
Several Persons Burned to Death
During a CONGREGATIONAL
RumOr COntrsdicted.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-Between one and
two O'Clock this morning fire broke out IN
the wagon shop of Mrs Henrietta Bausch, on
Broadway, East St Louis, and owing to
there being no fire apparatus in that city and
no call being made on the fire department Of
this city, one brick and FIVE frame buildings
were destroyed, entailIng a loss of about ten
thousand dollars. In the second story Of the
wagon shop, where the fire started, which was
occupied as a residence by Mrs Bausch, there
were sleeping her tn zee children by former
marriage, named Oh; rles Guehenbach, about
sixteen years old, and John and Emma Seiph
several years younger, Henry Schoepperkoet-
ter, blacksmith, and Mrs. Katharine Barst
who were spending he night with Mrs.
Bausch, all of whom were burned to death,
they being unable to escape 10y reason of the
door leading to their apartments being fast
ened on the outside. Mrs. Baust was also
asleep IN the same house at the time, but she
jumped from window and was so severely
injured that she will probably die. At the
inquest this afternoon testimony was elected
pointing so strongly to lncendIarism that
John Bart, husband of Catharina Barst, An
drew Marshall and Thomas Hammond were
arrested and locked up.
A report which gained currency that Jay
Gould had requested D. NJ. E1gartoU, presi-
dent, S. M. Edgel, vIce-president, and two
or three directors of the Kansas Pacific rail
road to resign, is denied-at least, no such in
formation has been received here.
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A. Contributors and COrrespOndents
MARCH IL.
THE sPEAKERAHIP

The fag-ends, the rag, tag and bobtail of
all parties, are trying to form an alliance
with a view Of electing a speaker at the called
session of congress, which convenes next
Tuesday. The Republican papers have ar
rayed huge mass of figures to prove that
tie factions opposed to Democracy, by
uaiting, can elect a speaker. But the speak
or of the new congress will be a Democrat,
and that Democrat will be Samuel ]. Ran
jail, of Pennsylvania. From the most trust
worthy information as to the political COM
r.exion of the house of representatives, we
learn that the new house will consist of one
hundred and forty-six Democrats, one hum
bred and twenty-seven Republicans, two In
dependent Democrats, seven Greenback
Democrats, five Greenback Republicans, and
six seats will be vacant during the extra ses-
sion. A simple arthmetical calculation
proves that if by any possibility the Republi-
can minority could secure the cooperation
of all the smaller factions, their united forces
would still be too small to prevent the regu-
lar Democrats from organizing the house.
The claims made by some of the Green
hackers as to holding the balance Of
power are mere brag Both senate and
house will be firm in the grasp
OF Democratic majorites. The con-
test for speakership on tie Democratic side
Will be between Blackburn and Randall.
The Republicans will probably compliment
Garfield by making HIM their candidate.
l rere is no objection to Blackburn, but Ran
dali has more power as a natural leader,
aud having made an excellent presiding Of
Ger, he will be continued in the position he
has s. satisfactorily filed. His career as
statesman and as a presiding officer are be-
tore the country, aid Will be indors I'd by the
Democratic party in caucus. Digni6ed and
impartial, he conducted the business OF the
iorty-6fth colgJess with great ability. He
has the entire confidence of his party in con-
gress and of the whole country. Let him be
made speaker of the next house, position
which he has demonstrated that he is emf
nently qualified te iil.