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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-17
PROVISIONS

4 TnOHtSIO1No.
4 Hog products continue active, with light
stocks and increased demand. Bdcon-very
| little in stock. Butter steady at quotations.
| Lard quiet.
| BgTTER-Butierine. 179lSe; common, 1sa20ci
country. 2OS25c; Western. 23924e; fancy dairy,
CHEEsE-Factory, ifgiij<c full cream. 14a141lc;
| Y. A, 150i6c.
SIG; breakfast bacon, SIS p per cwt-
BAcoN-PScked-clear sides, SIS %; clear rlo'
| si3 25; shoulders $40 p; strips, sl2 so.
BULK MEATS Packed-ciear sides. sl2 IS; clear
rib ST. Is; shoulders 50 25 strips sll so. or gna
Fresh MEArs-Becf. hind quarters. Gs7c; fore
pals, SIS 49, l0b si4 %; S-Ib sI4 leaf lard. 81
] higher.
NEW YORK, November 16.-Pork quiet. held
| strong; new mess, 81 TO- Lard steady; prime
steam, 12lzc.
| LOUISVILLE, November l6.-Pork nominal,
81 %. Lard quiet; choice kettle rendered, lSe.
| meats-shoulders, 10K @l01zc. Hams-sugar-cured,
| I554c.
CINcINNATI. November 16.-Pcrk quiet. $40.
Lard in fair demand. IL 60c. Bulk meals dull;
| shoulders re; clear rib, lts4c- Bacon duh and
nominal; shoudSrs, s14e: clear RIB l5lsc; clear
| choice Central Ohio, 23c.
BALTIMORE, November 1G.-Proyisions quiet.
Mess Rsr sds .c pu a@le1e Rseo1Gsboni.
ders. 12t4c; clear rib sides, 16c Hsms, l51s9l7c.
Lard-rehned 1879 Butter firm; Western packed
ST. LOUIS November 6.-Butter-creamery, SO
61S7c; dairy 25@32c. Eggs, 24c. Pork lower to
sell; $40 so for new, $50 so for old. Bulk meats
easy; shoulders Ike; short rib, 10e; short clear,
lie. Bacon slow; small OTIS of long clear 1850
1870; short clear, 141zc. Lard nomnally higher.
NEW ORLEANS, November l6.-Pork nominal.
S2l so. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders. packed, So
@SZe; clear rib and long clear, lie. Bacon quiet
and weak shoulders, 10c; clear rib and long clear,
1870; short clear, lac. Sugar cured hams-cholce
canvased, 15@l51zc. Lard-refined, tierce, 1214c
keg, 12szc.
CHICAGO. November 16.-Pork active, firm and
higher; s17 75@l7 so cash, Sl7 759l7 772 Novem-
Der, S17 55gl7 co December and the year, Sl7 COG
II 625 January, sl7 70@17 721s February, sl7 92hs
@IT IS May. Lard steady with fair demand
llA61l sec cash, IL G091I. 6211c November, 1890
9l0.92Lc December and the year, 10.17L@10. SOC
January, 10.s215al0.S5c February, 11.05gll.071zc
May. Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders, &c;
short rib 10]zc; short clear, 1054c. Butter dull
fair TO fancy creamery, 24@S6c fair 10 fancy dairy
l2%a30c.
Cdu-Pork higher; ST. 92H November. SIT GO
December, SIT 6215 the year, 81 67Z January.
sl7 rs February, 81 971a May. Lard frmer bat
not quotably higher.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS

The Clinton is the Anchor-Iiner Ssturday
evening for st. Louis
The John s. Bransford is announced 10
leave Tomorrow evening for all points ON White
river.
The Rsns Macready, Capt. o. K. Joplin,
river.
The Tiger, Capt. S. Basket, is the packet
this evening at o'clock for Peters Landing and
all way points, Wade Hampton in the ONCE
The Belle Memphis, Capt. ]. H. Mckee.
is the Anchor-Line packet this morning at 10
is her clerk.
The Ida Darrsgh, Capt J. J. Darragh, is
the packet this evening at O'Clock for all points
on the Arkansas river. Jimmy Thompson pre-.
sides in her office.
The Coaboma, C,pt. Henry Cooper, is the
hee,iner this evening at O'Clock for osceola and
Bourne are her clerks.
The Andy Bsum, Capt H J. Viu.on, is
the packet this evening at O'Clock for all points
On the Ohio river as far Cincinnati. G. Wash
thompson mas charge of her Office.
The City of Providence, Capt. George
Lenox, is the Anchor-Line packet this morning at
10 clock for Vicksburg and the bends. Frank
Perkins and James McMeen are her clerks
The Guiding Star arrived la,e last evening
from Cincinnati, with 1900 tons freight. She put
She added here 20 bales of cotton.
The james Lee, Capt Stack Lee on deck
Is the packet this evening at O'Clock for Helena
low is her elerE assste3 m Psft Rhboyd mhit
Arthur Browne.
The Hard Cash, Capt. Ed G. Postal, will
arrive this evening, and leaves again to morrow
evening at O'Clock for all points on White river,
nections with packets for upper White and Black
rivers Chas. NJ. and Jos. Postal are her clerks. ..
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81 per hundred from store5 prime. sl49l5; prairie
70 Sos7 from track. -.
| ton from levee.
| CoESXEAL-Kiln-dried 50
56 fsmiiy. &xx sos 81 Be S Memphis IS So
| choice 10 fancy, s. 5096; patents, So So g..
| OATNRAL-In half barrels. 81 25943 0from store
| CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels 81 5Og5 from
| store
HoNISY-From store, S. 3595 50.
| WHITE BEA Ss-Navy, 81 1898 from store.
CarolinA, S9S%e.
CINCINNATI. November 16.-Flour quiet but
firm; family 81 S094 50; fancy, 81 75d5 IS Wheat
stronger; No. red winter. e6g97c. Corn firm, &c
Oats stronger, 3Sc Rye stronger. 6l1z962e- Bar
! ley N fair demand; extra No. fall, 72g75c.
LOUISVILLE. November .-Flour-extra fam
lily, s494 Is; higher grades, 81 50g4 20 wheat
10 White e. 76c; 30. : mixed, &c osts-de-
mand fair and prices higher; No. ?. 411zc- Barley
dull and nominal.
NEW YORK, November 16.-Flour dull; super
fine Western and State. s. 2O93 90. wheat-cssh
and No i white lc higher; other grades without
red, s5c@sI Is. Riee-senand fair and market
firm; domestic, sage.
NEW ORLEANS, November 16 --Flour-higher
grades, "a 60G5 IS. Corn-new choice white, Sc
Oats firm; choice, acc; Cornmeal dull and lower.
e 5ose 30 HsyZoTdinnaFy fi2sI5; PRIME SAG
nsry to choice, 45sa61ze. Bran higher. sO9s5c-
BALTIMORE, November 16.-Flour-western
90 Wneat-western frmer and inactive: No.
winter red, spot and November, 81 O6lyl OG1s: De-
cenbSrs 81 UfZs4l VA u OSo1t wa
February 81 l0Isg1 Il1s Corn-Western firm and
inactive; mixed. spot. sic; November, HSs6e;
the year, 655sg657sc; January, 61%g619+c; Feb
9f5c; mixed. 3S9ilc; Pennsylvania, 40g4Jc. Rye
dun, 659ese nay, si49i5.
CHICAGO. November I6-FlOur quiet: common
to choice spring, So 5O94 30; common TO fancy, 81
&C: patents. Sc 50@7 IS. Wheat frmeri regular.
9j9951sc January, 81 COS May; No. Chicago
spring, 931zd94c cash, rest same regular; No.
red winter, 9614c cash and December &c January I
No. winter, 92c. Corn active firm and higher |
1lc cash, 6S1xg6551c November. 6196l1se Deeem- |
Der and the year. 541495f5ze January, 55]5g55zse |
May Oats active. firm and higher; 2615c cash 5o1s
s3617c November 3ji{e December and the year, |
S154e January SG5sc May. Rye frmer SC Barley |
higher, S39S3lZc.
CdL--wheat declined. Corn declined &c. Oats |
declined &c.
ST. LOUIS, November 1G.-Flour stronger; treble |
extra. So 4093 80; family. S494 10; choice 81 4J9 |
4 60: fancy, S47085 10. Wheat opened h!gher, ad-
vaneed, and then declined; No. 2 red, 9i5s9951sc,
closing at 9414c cash; $50 9e64o, closing az os7Se
December; 95c the year; 9T1s9971zc, closing at
965Ac January; S5zd9914c, closing at 9SIzc Feo-
ruary; 81 0S54 Ma }; No. red, 901zc. Corn higher
Der. Sac December. 5S5z95I1zc the year. 49zsg5Oc
January. l91sc fFebruAry 5ltt5lssc closing at Ole
May. Oats higher; 365s9S75<c cash, 36SSG54e
November. 3554 a341ze the year, 351zc May Rye
duh, 5614c. Barley quiet, 606SS0c.
afternoon Board wheat lower 9514e December,
965zc January. 81 O21S91 O3 May. Corn lower G614c
November 541zG5314c the year. 1876 bid January,
BIC May. Oats lower; sac December, 33Is9S4e the
year, $50 bid January, S5c May.
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GENERAL NJ EWS.
Business brisk.

DLSlnes6 DFlek.
There was not single arrival at Cairo on
the 18th instant.
Signal Service report: River z feet IL
inches-rise inches yesterday.
The Josie Harry departed last evening
with good trip of freight and passengers.
Receipts by river Yesterday, 1884 bales OF
entton, 50 bags OF seduction and 1854 sacks OF
seed.
Dan Toole and Cave Holmes, well known
Ohio river pilots, are passengers on the Guiding
Star, looking at the river.
The John B. Maude arrived yesterday
morning with 1872 packages of freight for this
place, and returned again last evening.
The City of Baton Rouge from New Or
with 800 tons of freight She put off here big lot
OF sugar and molasses.
The Cairo correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial is responsible for the statement that
the Anchor-Line boats do not run at night COM
ing out from ST. LOUIS.
The Guiding Star, which was anxiously
looked for yesterday, with the distinguished Wis
itors'' aboard, did not arrive as expeoted-in
consequence OF which we had to make a second
round of our lunch route.
Tue d. r. Powell and barge, from st.
Louis, passed down late last night with 1900 tons
OF freight ana good trip OF people. She added
here Gl bales of cotton, GOO empty barrels and 40
tons of sundries. She added below Cairo $500
sacks corn.
Capt. Milt Harry, :of the White River
Mail-Line packet Josie Harry, is in the city at
tending to the Memphis end of his line which has
grown into proportions requiring the especial at
eral days.
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How an Inspection Party Travels.
Indianapolis Journal.

The officials Of the Pitsburg, Cincinnati
and ST. Louis lines who this week on an in
spection trip, reached indianapolis at noon yes
terdsy. They travel on two special trains and to
each Is attached what is known register car.
These cars are run in front OF the engine They
consist OF a regular gondola car, which is shielded
over and so constructed that the inspecting party
have a clear view of the track ahead There
cushioned seats for 16 persons, the front Keats
being lower than the rear seats. In these is
an apparatus which indicates any point where q
Joint Is low, where the track Is not properly sur
faced. any other irregulsrfty in the roadbed by
which the track isrendered uneven. Whom inspect
ing the track the train is moved at speed OF only
is miles per hour. The party is divided into four
committees each having its point to observe as to
gauge, track roadbed al joints. Each committee
carries a tally-sheet, and. West Point style, the
sections they are passed over are rated as to
their condition, and then an average is struck on
on the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st. Louis
lines are awarded. While the party ap.
pear to be enjoying Themselves they as well are
making the inspection trip genuine business one.
and good can but Ie-ult from encouraging the
road supervisors TO put their tracks in per-
feet condition as possible.
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I OF alreceipts at all u. S. ports yesterday.4T2l7
Total receipts same dsE last year ls6
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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PERSONAL ANo cEurz.,

II Is reported that Mr.. Gould has stoned
Work on All mas roads in 1exas. and is closing up
strctions that the Legislature OF that state is dis
posed 70 place on railway management and rates
proposes 70 relnquish any of his railway Interests
IN that Staie, but it is understood that for the
which he is identified viii be made. At the same
time, he is making extensive purchases Of grouUd
IN ST. Louis for the accommodation OF his South
western system of roads, and for closer traeic
connections with roads running eastward from
ha II ~ 1900
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Laredo the .alewsy 90 mexico.

George A. SandeTson, general freight and
passenger agent of the Mexican National road was
In St. Louis last Saturday his way to Chicago TO
get up lot of special printed matter. The line
proposes to show the peOp.e that AoOterey. Mex
leo, is of greater value health resort than any
place yet discovered. He gives d glowing descrip-
ton Of the climate, and says IL does not vary 28
the year round While here he eonsummated
running arrangements with the NJ ssouTi Pacific
and Iron Mountain " close connection at Laredo
where the running time to Monterey is made in
10 hours and 30 minutes. The combined sef-
forts of toe Gould lines and the Mexican National
will be put forth to Ike Laredo the Gateway to
the Mexican Republic.''
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY. EGGS ETC

Eggs in good supply and moderate de-
mand. Poultry In good supply, and better
demand. Good quality apples in demand at
full prices.
VEGErABLEs-Onions, 81 cecil rs for red; 81 1892
store; small barrels. 81 Potatoes 81 s5@2 10 from
levee, 81 2592 80 from store. Sweet potatoes
nominal. Cabbage; Chicago, off stock, Sc; fresh
81 per hundred loose, from store. Celery, 409
COO per dozen. New kIaut, in whisky barrels SIS so
GO; IN 40-gallon barrels. So so; in half barrels
s. 25a3 so. Garlic 81 per hundred.
furnishings, SO per barrel. Lemons, 81 so
@5 per box. Coc0anuts, sc per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, hand-picked, lie; Tennessee red, &c;
white, &c; roasted, 21zc higher: shelled, 1oc. Al
monds, 1992Oc. Texas peacans, lie; Arkansas
Brazil nuls-old, &c; new. SC. Raisins-London
per dozen.
APPLes. ETc.-Apples. 81 1892 so from levee
New southern dried apples, SC per pound from
Cranberries, s12 50@l3 per barrel Pickles, medium
barrel, IS 75uy; lf-barTel. 81 1895.
per half barrel
EGGS--4925c.
PIGS FEET-In barrels. Sl1; half-barrels, IS so;
FIsH-Meckerel-12-lb kit, No 1, sl91 10; No 2,
Sog9oc 15-los, No. /, 81 1091 20; No. 2 95c9Sl I;
halfbarrcl SO lbs, No. l. 81 80; No. 2, So S. White
fish, No. l, per half-barfeI, Sc 50g6 IS; family
- 2og4 90; per KIT, noniinally 81 Is. Dried her
rings, per box, 25930c North Carolina roe herring,
half barrel, Sc so
PoULTRY-Choice old hens, s3 50a4: old mixed,
S2509S; large young, SS93 rs: medium, S2g2 IS;
small u 1Sg225. Young ducks, SS93 so. Tur-
GAME-Dueks, Mallards. 81 so per dozen; Fish
ducks, 81 5o9l IS; squirrels, 81 259l so; quails,
81 7592; rabbits 81
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GROCERIES.

Business continues very brisk and prices
firm. Louisiana sugar and molasses easing
off in const qusnce of liberal receipts from
plantations. Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAE-Louisiana, open kettle. 612a71<e; yello "
clarified. 7i21sSc; o-white clarified, SA@S15c pure
white, SC; cut loaf, lie; graduated, 1870; pow
dered, 1l14e.
.CoFFEEz-ordinary. s'6@1O>lc; prime, 1l1<sI2c;
choice. 121a9l312c.
MoLAss Es-New Louisiaua. comm on 10 fair, 40
445c; good to prime, 47(g5Oc; strictly prime 10
choice, 53@55c; syrups, 45945c, as TO quality.
CANNED GOODS ETc.-Prices per dozen: Peaches.
lbs, standard, 81 75; seconds, 81 SO; Tomatoes.
los. 81 lO@l 20; lbs, 81 50; strawberries, 81 90;
raspberries. $685. backberIies, 81 25 green cages,
81 3591 90; plums, 81; pears, 81 50Sl 20: extra
Oyster Bay asparagus, 81 75 green corn, 81 25G Co.
as to quality green peas, 81 5092 % cove oysters
81 20@1 49, full weight; light weight. No. l, zoe;
No. 2, 81 %: condensed milk-CroWn, Sc %; Eagle,
SIS %: pine apple, 81 6091 IS.
SALT-Per carload, ST. As; from store, 81 so per
barrel Louisiana, coarse, per sack, nominal; fine,
81 IS.
sOAP-4@61Sc per pound.
BAGsISG AND TIEs-Bsgging, 1lSlbs, S@SAc;
1s<-ibs, sz@S5sc; 11s-lbs, 9@91sc. Ties, arrow,
81 65 per bdl; button. 81 25 al so.
BALTIMORE, November I6.-Codee dull; Rio,
careoes, 714@s%c. Sugar dun; A soft, 91sc.
NEW YORK, November 16.-Cofee dull; Rio,
carIoes, 7AG7Lc. Sugar quiet; fair 10 good re-
filming. z 3 f6 az -16c. Molasses quiet and weak;
New Orleans. 40615Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, November 16.-Cofee- car
goes, common to prime, 6@10Hc. sugar-common
to- good common, 5H@51zc; fair to fully fair,
55zg61sci prime to choice, 6H@65Sc; yellow clari-
@s1zc: granuiated SIC. Molasses easier; ffair,
.syGS5c: prime TO choice, z0d4Sc.
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NETTING Of STOCKHOLDERS
TrxHrssEr soUrHkEs RArL.oAD oorrArr. }

TKHEEssE SOUTHERN RAILROAD OoMPAnY, 4
MEMPHIS, TEBH. july 6. 1882
NOTICE i hereby given that tse Annual Meet.
IN ing Of the Stockholders OF the above Com
pany viii be Eeld a. the once Of the Company, in
the city Of EeEap nts, on the
E4fh Day OF August. I6S2.
Notice II also given that a. said meeting propo.
sitton viii be submitted to the EtocKholders TO
consolidate with the Memphis and Vicksburs
Railroad COMPANY. tie Mississippi Valley and
Ship Isiznd Rallnoad Company, and the New Or
cans and kissiEslppi Valley kaflroad Company.
GEO. n KLEIN Secretarylt
A%T The StockholderF Meeting mentioned II
foresoing notice was heid At the time and place
stated nbove, more than threefourtbs OF all the
Of said Company being present.
when, for the purpose Of further eousidering the
proposals. for consolidation with other Companies
~ above stated, an adjourn uent was had until
the third Wednesday in October next uS32J. same
being the Ish Of October. 1892, a. place stated
above. therefore. said Annual Meeting stands ad-
journed 70 ISfh October, lS82, At the place
mentioned above when said matters Of cousolidar
ton and other Gubtects win be further conxdered-
z T WILSON. resident
sB-ssid meeting Of stockholders xss held pur-
su1ut 70 above notice, and was adjourned 70 1last
on the zzd December, les2. q above stated
place. n 7. WILsoS, Pfezide1t :
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

., mai s barrel :Rosedale cement 81 50 10,
- u y PorfIand S plaster Of PariE, e so ~
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Guiding star-75 toms mercbsnsiss


city OF Proyidenee-2j0 pkgs merchandise.
James Lee-5s7 bales cotton 81 bgs seed cotton
1913 SKIS seed and Is pkgs sundries
Dean Adans-lS4 bales cotton, 4 bgs seduction
and SKIS seed
Mark Twain-6 90 bales cotton, 93S SKIS seed and
los pkgs sundries
seed.
John g Bra,sford-3l bales cotton and 5000 SKIS
seed.
City OF Baton Rouge-93 hhds sugar, "a brls
sugar 1872 brls molasses 200 SKIS salt $50 bxs Soda
200 empty hogsheads and 25 pkgs sundries.
John b. MAude-l262 dry barrels, IS wet barrels,
10 cts hams, IL bxs meat. 6s1 pkgs lard, $50 SKIS
corn, 49, rls baggng % nd stock, 81 bales cotton
q SKIS seed, II bgs Sc d-cotton and 100 pkgs
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PLUMBER.
AYERS HAIR REVIEWER.

Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENgwER is a scientific combination
OF some of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom
It restores gray hair to its original
color. It makes the scalp white andI
clean. It cures dandruff and humors.'
and Galling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair Is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist. soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as a hair dressing.
It Is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts,.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both in this country and In
foreign lands, and 1t Is now known and
used In all the civilized countries Of
che world. --'
For sale by all dealers.
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DRY GOODS.
Nsw YoRK Novemher ia

NEW YORK, November 16.-The effect of
improved temperature upon consumptive demand
creased request for larger number OF small to
moderate takings of bleached and brown cottons
and some styles colored goods, cOttonade being
looked after. and more business reported. Bell
eottonades opened in very handsome line of
ment in demand. Flannels in steady request for
small assortments, and in some grades OF blankets
more is doing.
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AT Liverpool the spot market at noon indicated
fair demand freely met at previous prices. Sales,
II 900 balGs, of which $500 bales were American.
Receipts. $500 bales, of which 1900 bales were
American.
At 1880: Uplands, SGD; Orleans, 6 7-l6d,
At 100: Ordinary, SD; good ordinary, SD
low midoling, sgd: uplands 61sd; Orleans, 7-l6d
The LIVERPOOL future market at noon was fiat;
November 6, 5 3-64d; December-January, January.
February 5 SO sd; February-Mareh, 5 oi-6ld
Msreh-Apzil. 8 63-64, 5 62-64d: April-May. 264,
1-64d; May-June, 4-64, 3-64d; June-July
6 664d
At 100: November-De December, Deeember-Janu
airy, January February, 55S-6ld; February March
56O-64d; April May, cd.
At 5: November. 63-64d; November December
3 1854, 5S64d: Deem berJanuary, 1854. 5S-6d
January ebruary, 5S-64d; February March, co
sd; ApIfl-May, cd.
Futures closed barely steady
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
R II AL TATE.

No. 2sS6, R-Chaneery Court of Shelby county
e L Beleher, Administrator, etc, VS. d. Wicker
PY virtue Of an introductory decree for sale en-.
II tered in the above cause on the 25th day OF
December q. lSSo and November 10 1852 1 viii
ssel. At Public auction 70 the highest bidder. in
Of Shelby county, Memphis. Tenn. ON
Saturday, December 3, ISS2.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wft:
ing the north part Of Lot No. of Kerr's subdlVi-
sion OF James P. Hardaway,s estate. extending
feet from the bayou and northwsrdly about $50
FEET TO an alley formerly leased to Carroll, Walker
:. certain lot on the northeast corner Of Third
and Jefferson Streets beginning 81 the intersection
nor line Of Jesrsoa stret 10 teet 10 stat tee
thence north and parallel tn Third street so feet
street so feet TO stake In the east line of Third
street, thence south aud with the esst line of
street 50 ieet 20 the beginning, known as the
s. Also certain other lots as shown by the Com
D. Wickershan. died March IS 1873, and confirmed
IN SAID cause by the Court TO the heirs of D. Wick
5. The oalaneeof the southwestern part Of lot
52s, claimed by said heirs: Beginning a. the north
south 1Os 1863 feet TO its southwest corner al
feet from the center line of Concord street thence
south 1919 east with the north side of he street
1851 ieet 70 stake: thence north $40 east l64%
feet 10 the south side OF the railroad thence north
road to The place of beginning. known on the said
Commissioners plat above referred to, az Lot No.
Reference is made 70 said plat and Commission
ers' Report on file in my office, in said case OF Per
Terms Of sale-one third cash; balance on a
credit OF and II months; purchaser executing
tanned; redemption cut of. This November 49, 1852
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
e l. selcSer Smith Soii eI. W. Snq Rseso,Dh
Ms,csli 4 Walker, Humes q Poston, J. Z. Temple,
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRrvALAMD DEPARTuReoFrR

OheSAueake. Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 2 (express) leaves al
lao nm: No (mall at S:25 am; No. Coving-
ton accom- mod tion) at $40 pm. No. l (express)
arrives Al ? 90 a "a No. arrives at As pm No.
Covfnoton Accommodation, 1855 am. (eftytimel.
Memnhfa and Little kOck-Trsins owe
as follows: No. leaves daily at 4:f0p. arrives
1850 d m; No. 3 leaves at an; arrives at s
am No. Cfreightl leaves Hopefeld at am; ar
rives at pm
MemDhfs and CharlestOn-Trains move
as follows (city time): Through express leaves
daily at IL :O5 m Local mail aud express lea yes
daily at S:I5 am. Soneryille accommodation
leaves daily except Sunday. at 4:55 p N. Through
express arrives daily at 20 m Local mail and
press arrives daily at 1855 pm Somerville &C
OInmodation arrives daily, except sunday. at $40
m.
LOuIsVIIIe and NaShyIIIe-Trains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 4:4O a m
leaves at 1:l0 pm; mail leaves daily at S:25
an; passenger accommod zion leaves dailv
10 40 m; arrives daily at $40 pm. Getty tfuIel.
will make close connection for all points East.
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily excent
SUNDAY, at 4:55 pm mail arrives daily AZ 4 IN
pm. BROWNSVILLE accommodation arrives daily
excspt Sunday, at S:25 am.
Mfssisslppf and Tennessee-TraIns move
as follows New Orlea as and fast mail and exnre,s
leaves daily at l2:i5 pm. Sardis Geo N modal on
leaves daily, except sunday, at $40 m freight
leaves daily, except Sunday, at 5:55 am New
Orleans fast mail and express arrives daily At q.40
!. m: Sards accommodation arrives daiIg tent
Sunday, at s:5 q. m; freight arrives daily except
sunday. at 400 pm. Freight trains carry passen-
,0rs - FN-