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TruStee,s Sale

by virtue of trust deed 20 me executed and Ie-
ID corded In the office of the Register of Shelby
county, Tenn; IN book l03, page 253, made by ID.
E Palmer and wife, for the purpose of secu ing the
Indebtedness therein named. and which not having
been paid, will,
Saturday, April 10, 1879,
within legal hours at the request of the beneficiary
In said deed, at the southwest corner of Main ana
Madison streets, In Memphis, Shelby county. Zen,
nessee. sell to the highest bidder for cash The To-
lowing property, situated in Shelby county State ct
Tennessee, and described as follows: certain
said county and bounded as follows, to-Wlt: On the
north by the lands OF James Paine and Thomas q.
Moore; on the east by the lands of Mrs M b saw.
age and W T. Nelson; on the south by the lands or
w L Nelson and D. ID. Nelson, and on the west nv
the lands OF A. W. Nelson and James Paine sun
posed TO contain about five hundred (5OOO acres il
is stipulated In the deed that In event of sale all
equity OF redemption is waived, and that the puI-
chaser shall have absolute title in fee simple.
B. W. WILLIAMSON. JR Trustee
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GEN ERAL TRADE.

8.7052 900. Increase of receipts at United States
norris this year 224 44S bales. Total stock at all
ports, 5lSS,453 bales against 642.547 bales same
time the year before; in 1877, T2S,705.
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The foll9s1ng are The New York SPOT quotations
3 aloe. lOH middiing. 10 I6e; mIdcilng I0sSc,,
Fooa Elica.ing. l04se; middllng fair. Iissc. Al
los5, quiet and Arm. 80, nominal; 2:l5 quiet;
4-l5s STEADY Ea -. ITO bales. Contracts -
balss- stocx. Is6.523 bales
The following d the latest New York telegram of
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TRUSTEE SALES.

FfNkUSTEE'S s<ALE.--By virtus If the DOW
= ers conferred upon me By two certain deeds In
trust executed to me by Phebe A. Rfer and Isaac s
Riker, one OF date July 5, 1877 and the other De-
eember "a 1877, and recorded respectively in Deed
Books no. t9, page III, and No. l2I. page 400 of
the Registers office of Shelby county to secure the
payment of certain Indebtedness fully set forth in
said Deeds default having been mace in the terms
thereof l Will, on Tuesday, \ Drill 80, 1923. at
10 O'Clock am, at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison streets in Memphis, Shelby county, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described real estate situated In Shelby
county, near the Qate) city of Memphis. to-wit: The
north half of lots ]. 2, 3 and OF MitchelPs sub
division, OF part of lot 30 Of W. Wilams's sub fvi
SLUT PSslnnns al pollt Loo rect east OF the east
center OF Broadway street; running thence east
Wardly 81 feet 70 an avenue and 10 northeast cor
ner OF lot No. l. thence sOuihwardly with said az
enue a. feet fnence wesIwardly at right angles to
said avenue "a feet 10 lot No. 5; thence northWard
ly with line OF said lot No "A feet to the begin
ming. All right OF redemption expressly waived in
said trust deeds. Title believed 10 be good but
sell and convey only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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minimum thermometer 53 deg.
BY Telegraph.
~, SH tissG (WVa-), March 27.-Rlver 10 feet
ana rising. Weather-eloudy and rainy.
Evansville " March 27aRiver Using, % feet
I2e9ss 5 0pf me gauge; WsatheE-west wind.
thermometer, 80 deg. Departed: Robert NIitcheIl
Cincinnati; Port Eads and barges, St Louis
LOUISVILLE, March 27.--Riyer rising with 10
feet Inches in the canal. Weather clear and
pleasant Departed; Golden Crown, New Orleans;
James ". Gaff, Memphis.
VICKSBUR9, March 27-Riyer risen = Inches
Meather-clear; thermometer, 7S deg. %: Charles
bS1lS ~ an p John Means and barges noon.
CINCINNATI March 27-Noon.-RIveI rising
ana t6,n and cool NlghtRyer 80 feet
Mary Houston, New Orleans -'e"
CAIRO, March 27-Noon.-Arrlged: Golden City,
New Orleans, pm; Paris c. Brown, CINCINNATI 8
c. Brown, New Orleans, midnight; Golden civ Gin
cinnAt; Greyhound, Memphis, 10 pm. Weather
clear and pleasant .Nizht- River SO feet ii Inches
and rising. Weather-clear; thermometer "a deg
Departed: L. NJ. Norton, New Orleans.
Movements at the Leyee.
ARRIVALS.
City OF Helena, st. Louis q. C. Yeager, st. Louis:
Polnti BED Wing, Yicksburg; Illinois, Arkansas
CITY; U. 8. Alice, ST. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
LSais y Helene s1s.r yNe a Grand Tower St
Y. y.
Orieansi Geo. W. Cheek Friars Point
Cons hillar, Red Wing, Illinois.
BOATS DUE.
6p-CoaLoma, Josie Harry Katie Hooper
DoecH-Osceola Belle, Paris c. Brown
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY
FRIAIss POINT Coahoma, James Lee master
5 pm. 0 i"ao'el'
oscEoLA-osceola Belle, j. G. Andrews master
5 pm. 4As'ei'
Receipts Yesterday.
81. c. Yeager-7S1 barrels flour, SO casks meat.
Illinols-46 bales cotton, l bags seduction, 40
pkgs sundries. ' ~
d Red WIng-9O bales cotton. 81 sacks cotton-seed,
81 pkgs sundrfes "'
George W. Cheek-36 bales cotton, 287 sacks
cotton-seed, 5000 cane poles, pkgs sundrfes.
CiV OF Helena-S56 barrels flour and meal, g
casks bacon, GIL sacks grain, 10 bales hay bales
coLton, 9S2 pkgs sundries.
Cons Millar-1 90 pkgs furniture 300 barrels Nour
80 Daairels meal, 800 barrels apples, 200 bales
dries. wv Pe' A
LeVee Paragraphs.
Business middlIng
Local packets departed on time with fair trims
,, me EMis Y. brown Is due down at an early hour
tnIa moInlng, en- route TO Kew Orleans
I1ocelplS Dy liver. Yesterday, l7B bales cotton
pays seed-cotton, 34S sacks cOtion-seed
MAJOR ADAMS, OF the Memphis and Vtctshuro
mall line, left Tor Little Rock by rail yester ciay
Inc Jonn Dlppold dropped two loaded baTges and
terday. 1870 AOt AVG" OHedns YES
The Charles Morgan, Captain ALI Stein, Harry W.
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RIVER NEWS.

River and Weather.
Inc table and dispatches below give effi-
eial information concerning the weather and rivers
OFFICE SIsSAL SERVICE y. A.
AEAPHIs. March ~, 1879,
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Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of the terms of tIust deed executed 10
ID the undersigned on the 10th day of December.
1875, by Erastus Marshall and Anna R. Marshall
his wife duly registered in the registers Office of
shelby county, Tennessee, in deed book l09, page
~ Il TO secure the Indebtedness therein described
Will, on
Monday. April FL. 1879,
at the courthouse of Shelby county Tennessee sell
for cash to the highest bidder. free from redemption
the property therein described follows Situate
lying and being In the city OF Memphis, county of
shelby, State OF Tennessee, TO wit: Lot No. 108,
block Ia. on the plan of division OF the cOmpro-
mise additions TO the city of Memphis, onting (2
twenty-five feet on the north side of Adams Street
between Front Row and the river; running back
(14Sl2) one hundred and forty eight and a half
feet between parallel lines. To such trust deed so
recorded, special reference Is here made.
Title believed to be good, but sell and convey as
trustee only.
W. C. MCCLURE, Trustee,
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j. w. Hampton, Attorney.


IaNRDeTEE'S SA1sE.-By virtue of the DOW
- ers conferred upon Esbert Wooldridge and his
successors in office, by deed In trust made BIZ J. j.
Sears and Florence Sears. dated August 8. 1874
and Of record In Book No. I02. page 40 of Regis
ters ONCE OF shelby county to secure the payment
OF a certain Indebtedness fully described therein
default having been made In the terms ana condi,
tons thereof the unds rsigned successor to the
aforesaid f. Woodbridge as trustee will on ITuee-
day, April 20. 1879, at 10 O'Clock am, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
following described real estate situated I'm the Qatel
city OF NJ mphis, in Shelby county Tennessee. 10.
wit: One-thIrd of lot No. IL in block No Al South
Memphis: The whole OF said lot No. IA, having
between Vance and Elliott streets and running back
200 feet, more or less TO Bayou Gayoso. The sale
Will be at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, In Memphis. all right OF redemption etc.
expressly waived. Title believed to be good but
sell and convey only as trustee.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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Jw. Hampton. Atto alHS "0oDAoFF' trustee

TBUsTEE'S SALE-By virtue of the power
conferred upon me by deed In trust made by
Ben May and D. A. May. OF date February 2, 1876,
and recorded In book No. 10, page 378, in the
Registers Office OF Shelby County, to secure the nav
ment of certain Indebtedness therein fully set
FORTH default having been made In the terms there
OF. Will, on Tuesday, April 2S. 1879. at 10
O'Clock am, at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison streets, In Memphis, in said county, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash the
following described real estate, situated about 2IS
miles east of The Qate) city of Memphis, in Shelby
county, to wit: Lots Nos. Il, 10. 16, H. 49, 49, 20
IL % -, "a: %, 20 and %, aud 1919 feet of the
south side Of lots Nos. ID aEd % as sud lots are
known and laid down on the plan of B. Graham's
SubiVlSon, In book %, page 129 Registers Office of
SAID county beg inning at the southeast corner lot
No 20, 80 feet from the center of the NJ and c. rail-
road, on the west side of Borland avenue; thence
north 40 degrees west with said railroad 5S feet to
stake ON the east side of Florence avenue: thence
north With said avenue ABB feet TO stake; thence
east 40 feet to BOrland avenue; thence south with
west side OF said avenue S3 feet to the beginning
Also, lots Nos 10, II, II, 20, 30, 81 aud go and
5Ol2 feet of north side of lots 3 and % OF said b.
Grahams subdivision, fronting west on Florence
avenue. east on Borland avenue, and lying noEth of
and adjoining the lots first named. All right of re-
oemption waived in said deed Of trust Title believed
TO be good but sell and convey only as trustee.
LOUIS LAGRILL, Trustee.
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DSIV" lIAu "ittcf maTK OF ISI4.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time. Bar. Their Wind. Rain weather
~ am. Z49l % NE. Smoky.
zDy Pm SS-A5 "a | SIX. Clear.
5.yO pm. 1891 ] 40 ! Sc. Clear
Maximum Thermometer 70 dee.
minimum thermometer ~ deg
BY Telegraph.
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J. W. HAMPTON. A a@3s WOODRUFF Trustee

IE>RUSEEE'S p AXE BY virtue OF L e powers
= conferred upon Ben May and his successors in
once as trustee by deed in trust made by Sarah r
Carruthers and j. s. CarTutheTs. dated August 10
In the Registers office of Shelby county to secure
the payment OF a certain Indebtedness fully de-
Scribed In said deed. default having been made in
the terms and conditions thereof, the undersigned
successor OF Ben May, as trustee aroTesaid will sell
am, at the southwest corner Main and Madison
streets In Memphis. at public auction TO the high
est bidder, for cash, the following described real
estate situated In the Qate) city of Memphis Shelby
county, t-Ett: Part OF lot No. IL, In block No 40
In South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner or st. Martin aud PoDtooc streets running
thence northwardly with St. Martin street SO feet to
stake; thence eastwardly, parallel with PontOtoc
street $50 feet; thence southwardly parallel with
st Martin street So feet 10 Il stake In the line OF
Pontooc street; thence westgardly $50 feet to the
beginning All right Of redemption, etc expTessly
waived in said trust deed Title believed to be eood
but sell only as trustee
AMOS WOODRUFF, Trustee.
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LBT TELEGRAPHl
Tas foll0girg are ne latest telegrams OF the do
I1es fnrE=ts. IS reported yesterday to the cotton
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DIR. -. a. POOL
Is now giving special attention to the treatment of
CHRONIC and PRIVATE DISEASES
of1ce-No. 8 Mulberry street. Memphis.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-12-27
Suit Yourselves.

And while you are about it, do not fail
to step in at the Wilmington Clothing House,
corRer of Fourth and Market streets, and
examine the stock OF cuttings and overcoat-
ing now on exhibition in the merchant tail
oring department, where you will finn it to
you interest to leave your measure and get
a perfect ct. Or if you need anything in
the line of ready made clothing, the gentle
manly manager, Mr.. John W. Diefendorf,
will show yoN through tbrss large rooms
filled with everything in the way of mems
and boys wearing apparel at prices to suit
any ones purse. When this store was
first opened, only few months ago, the
third story was devoted to a work-room,
but business has grown SO that the firm has
been obliged to move this department into
Grubb's new building, on the opposite side
of the street, and cram the third story full
Of goods. OF the new style of overcoats
known as the ulsterettes there is zery full
stock Of mems and boys sizes sHd all
qualities, from the cheapest to the finest.
One of these would make a Christmas pre-
sent that would keep the memory of the do
nor warm for several cold winters.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-12-27
Mrs. Oates.

One of the lea Ing features OF holt
day anusements will be the appearance
" the popular aetreH and Wilmington'f
favnrite, N RS. Oates, at the Opera House,
on Now Years night, in the "Little
Duke" Of Which Washington paper
says:
This new and popnlsr comic military
Opera was presented at the theatre last
evening to splenlid audience, the
house being better filed than ON the
opening night. The Opera had never
been produced here before, and its
production was anticipated by our play
goers with great interest. We risk
nothing in sayipF tbat everyone was
captured, and more thoroughly de-
lighted audience could not have been
desired by the company. The opera
teens with fun and frolic, the tablesux
at the close of the first and second acts
are superb, and in each act there is a
complete change OF costumes by the
entire company, and taken altogether
the piece is one of the best Of the kind
we have seen on the stage.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-12-27
From thu Every Evening OF Dec. "a.
Ferd Carson.

Clothingis one. of tho most useful depart
ments to which attention gap be turned a
suit makes an elaborate Christmas present,
Int who does moi know with what apprecia-
ttion it is received Our tailors are of course
alive to the demands of the times, and as
model of 2 yIae-ayake tailor Ferf Carson
stands prominently forth. In this season OF
the year heavy clothing is particularly in
demand and Mr.. Carson has therefore, kept
ND his stock of overcoating to hisfull capa-
city, making it desirable line from which
to choose. The ulsterettes which he has
largely stocked are another tempting affair.
This is COED time oil the yesF in which to
obtain dress suits, for which trade Mr.. Carson
is thoroughly prepared, and in the clothing
line generally no more satisfactory depot
can be found than this pleasant one at 2s3
Market street. Mr.. Carson started out in
the merchant tailoring business here several
years ago, and has accumulated customers
in remarkably successful manner--plainly
hand wer-fst, until now he is one of the
busiest merchant tailors in the city-sll be-
cause he makes suit which pleases his GUS
toner and is pleasure to wear.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-12-27
What Ladias Like 2

Some say that "shopping" is the earthly
Heaven Of the ladies. Be that as it may, the
pleasure of it is marred greatly when the
attendants at the stores are not sccommoda-
ting. Here lies the secret of the great
crowds that are seen continually in the mag
nidceut store of Messrs. Russell & Spencer,
No. sO6 Market ,IreSt, and we say on our
own responsibility that the urbanitE of al,
from The owners down, compare most ia:
yorably with some other establishments
Added to this, their large and varied stock
10 select from and their very low figures, of
er every inducement for all to patronize
hem. Their stock Of Holiday Goods is
This year exceedingly large
bis ~ s->--s' al 90
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-12-27
The ADVERTISER.
: .ltoiices IN fhis Column Inherited at 8 Cent?
a Tine for each hsssrhioa.
From the Every Evening Of Dec. a.
Messrs. Crosby g. Hill,

Messrs. Crosby e. Hill,
of Nos. 2gp and 222 Market street,
drop the politest Of, Christmas cour-
tesies, and their beautiful commo-
dlous and well-appointed dry goods
house has been filled with. custom
.ers for the last few days, despite the
"horrid ,walking,'' and the usual at
traction of grayitation which the
payements have seemed to possess.
They are, indeed, well equipped
for this occasion of "give and take"
which is sure To, come to us once a
year. This firm, in addition to the
very large stock of whatlegitimately
belongs to the dry goods business
which they always carry, have fitted
up with elegant taste a christmas
counter which is replete with all
kinds OF fancy and useful articles
suitable for presents for good
children" both old and young, and
which contains an elegant assort-
ment of dolls, toys. Japanese goods
of different kinds, &c. An unusual
assortment of silk and linen hand
kerchiefs Of every design. The firm
is now offering special inducements
in ladies' cloaks, ofwhich desirable
articles Of apparel they have the
latest designs, and are selling off
theit entire stock at figures much
under the regular cash prices, for
the benefit of their customers and
to close that line of goods. The
different lines of goods which are
shown in the large sales-room are
all classified, .sand purchasers who
know what they want have only to
glance around the rooms to imme-
di.ltely ascertain in which direction
to move to have their slightest wish
attended to. Each counter has it's
particular line of goods conspicu-
ously blacarded in Large letters fm
mediately over the same, and the
polite clerks and salesladies know
exactly where they belong and fer
what particular department they
are responsible; thus, confusion and
embarrasSnlents are unknown, and
the large business, is conducted i'll u
precise and natter-of-fact way and
everything moves along as evenly
as clOckwork.
tIle first counter noticed on en-
t.,ring is that Immediately to the
right Of the door, the Tow coun.
ter, which contains everything UNI
der that head which is worthy of
mention. indetd, AL. the counters,
as YOU pass fl1nI the rig,t around
the spacious room, are we'll filled
with the particular kind OF goods
allotted 10 ch one as follows
Gloves, stockings, underwear, hand
kerchiels, silks and dress goods,
linen goods. biantets, &c. In the
centre is large counter at which
are displayed in endless variety
ties. collars and cuffs, ruffiings,
ruchings and all the feminine nick
nacks that imagination can conlure
up. Tu.en all in all, the establish
ment is a credit to the enterprising
firm and to our city, and being a
decided SUCCESS, is decidedly sue
cLsslul.
The advertiser. (Wilmington, Del.) 1879-18??, 1879-12-27
webb, the Halter and Furrier,

at S04 Market street, can fit you out
chsaply and satisfactorily in heai'ee lear
and furs, fur trimmings, fur hats, &c.
Mr.. Webb is, perhaps, the oldest fur :
rier in our city, and customers havo
the benefit OF his long experience in
purchasing. Yon cannot purchase
cheaper in Philadelphia, or more, salts
factotily anywhere,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-08-25
28oochenfliche Sllfnoiis Sfoofs-Beifaare.

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Nnfange Der Mtait all Oas ansugelDObnelto'
SHUTTER, pie anoeren iDnen befanlttell Sltt'
terulitreln Derlnii0t ltnb nit iebr tlel'
men 0aben bapon Deginneno, erbaltet.
Die 3rGlte muB i'm Staae, lno 5ipat
Iautparm Dorgeiebt iperoen, loipeit Die
| Sbiere all ie0er unnOtbigen Veipegtng oer7
binOert ltn0. Eube uto quite geDanolung
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9lud auf quite Gilitreu ltl1D Jtetlllalteil
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f~rulten iiuo, lcbr sd9e mo u1l6ntadz
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ulterorildt, lpclde befanntlt6 cine gang
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btlDung Dnt.
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lcil, l1nlmtli0e Tutter9erdtbe, 8ettige &C.
lalber blcibcn, Dalnit feine 8eriaucruug
be5 Suffers e%iutrete, tpeldc nibt allein Die
Srebluit p%ermiroerlt, lonDeru au0 gcraoes
gu idGolid iucrben faltn.
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mitilen 0telelbeI angerncilen marin nlto
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