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The Louisville and Nashville Extension
10 Chicago.

New OK BANKER anu BrOkerf lhtl.
Louisville and Nashville parties yesterday
purchased a large interest in the Chicago
and East Illinois. The same parties had
previously acquired a heavy interest in the
Evansville and Terre Hauts. Louisville and
Nashville stock was a large part Of the con-
sideration making the two lines men,
toned and the Louisville and Nashville
practically one in interest. The Chicago
and East Illinois and Evansville and
Terre Haute will be consolidated, p,aciug
under one management the m st direct line
from Chicago to Evansville, and the Loui.-
Vile and Nashville bridge at this point will
give an air line from Chicago to New Or
leans, the Gulf and our southern Atlantic
port r a the Louisville and Nashville sys-
tenn, and the whole under control of that sys-
tenn with amplest terminal facilities at Chi
ergo. This connection with the great provi-
sion an repot Of the Northwest did not cost
the Louisville and Nashville anything, al
though the terminal facilities acquired at
Chicago alone are worth hall million dol
las
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WHEELING, January 1s-Noon-River II feet :
Inches, and falling. Weather clear and cold.
PITTSBURG, January Is.-Noon-River 10 feet IL
inches on the gauge. and falling Weather clear
and cold. Night-River II feet inches on the
gauge, and falling. Weather clear and cold.
inches. and falling Weather cloudy and siishtiy
warmer. Eisht--River 10 feet and falling Weather
phis. Departed: Cons Millar Memphis
NEW ORLEANS. January 1s.-weather partly
cloudy and warmer, with light showers during the
eter, 7I9. No arrivals. Departed: City of New Or
leans, st. Louis; Golden Crown. Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE. January Is.-Noon-RiyeI falling.
inches in the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
ana COLE nd ~ ss aing with - he eet inches
the falls. Weather cloudy and cold, with snow and
rain ali afternoon. The Guiding Star is due up
night for Cincinnati. Business fair.
EVANSVILLE, January 1s.-Noon-River about
stationary. with 40 $40 feet the gauge. Weather
rain or snow; thermometer, % to $50 Arrived: :
Mary Houston, Cincinnati, a.m. Departed, Mary
Houston, New Orleans. 1850 am. Night-River
stationary, with 40 $40 feet the gauge Weather
heavy snowstorm for hours 8 inches fell; Their
mometer, 33o.
ST. LOUIS. January 1s-Noon-River falling
and cold. Arrived: John B. Maude, Memphis
Night-River fallen inches, with u feet by the
gauge. Weather clear and warmer, but not thaw
ing much. Departed: Annie 7. Silver, New Or
miles below here on account OF the ice but sue is
expected to arrive tomorrow.
CAIRO. January ls.-Soon- weather-snowing
hard and cold. Arrived: James d. Parker Mem
phs. pm. Ste. Genevieye St Louis pm. W.
P. Halliday. New Orleans. 3 am: Charles Morgan
New Orleans, 10 m. City OF Helena, Memphis
10 am. Departed: James d. Parker, Memphis 9
pm. Ste. Genevieve, Memphis, ? am; W. p. Hal
Hday, ST. Louis, 3 am Charles Morgan. Cincin-
natl, 10 am. Night-River II leet , inches and
rising. Weather cloudy; thermometer, 80. About
inches of snow fell to-day. Arrived: Belle Menu
phis. st. Louis pm James ". CAT. Cincinnati.
pm Departed: City of Helena. St. Louis
p m; James W. GaR Memphis, pm.
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COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate.

In the Supreme Court of Tennessee, at Jackson
Commissioner Of Revenue for Shelby county
Tennessee VS.. Robertson Topp. and others-
T N pursuance of the decree pronounced by the
l. Supreme Court of Ter nessee. at Jackson, in
the highest bidder IN front Of the Courthouse OF
Shelby county, IN Memphis,
On Monday, February 8. 1852,
the real estate mentioned aud described in said de-
cree, or much thereof as may be necessary to
pay and satisfy the decree against said lots respec
lively. Said lots arc situate in the city of Mem
phis, Shelby county, Tennessee, and described as
follows:
see, and lying the south side of Beale street
and north of Jessznnne street. it beirg all of lot
/. block 81, the plan Of the south Memphis sub
division, except the following. tD-wit: The LOT
sold as the church lot of of the southwest corner
Of said lot beginning at the southeast intersec-
east with the south line of Beae SO feet to
stake; therce south, and parallel with Lauderdale
with Beaie street so feet to the cas-: line OF Lauder
dale street; thence with said east line $50 feet
To GeoEe Peters OF Of the souih a
thereof. beginning at said corner and running
east with the north line of Jessamine street. 80
feet TO a stake; thence north and parallel with
Lauderdals street Sc feet inches 10 q stake.
thence west and parallel with yessamne street 80
feet % the line of Iauderdale street; thence
south with said llue Sc feet TO the beginning Also
from Besle to Jessamine street. distance OF sd
feet. belonging TO defendant Emma Topp.
from Beae 70 JessamfDe streets, a distance of 80
feet mentioned above.
Third. Lots p and q. Block T. in the city Of
Memphis upon which the Gayoso House is built
and situated, at the northeast corner OF Shelby
and Mccall streets and fronting on the east side Of
Shelby street rs feet and running back with the
north side OF Mccall street TO the alley, with the
exception OF the ground floors and frst stories Of
stores Nos. s96 and 59S in said Gayoso House, and
that part Of said lot which begins at the south
west corner Of said house and runs
eats with the north line OF Mccall
street lO4 feet 10 stake; thence north m feet 70
stake; thence west 10 a stake; thence north Is
feet a stake; thence west to the west line Of said
house; thence south with The west line OF said
house 37Z feet TO the beginning.
Terms Of Sale-Cssh.
JOHN r. FREEMAN, Clerk
jackson Tenn. January 2 1892.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The John A. ScuddeF, Captain William
Baker Is due up to day for 81 Louis.
The Golden City, Captain Sterling VI, In,
tyre, IS the next liner die up for Cincinnati.
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. DIrragh
is the Saturday packet for al points on Arkansas
river.
The Josie Harry, Captain Milt r. Harry
Is the Saturday Jacket foI all points on While
river
The new Mary Houston, Captain Charlt 8
Miller, Is tie next o-liner due down for New
ORLEANS.
The james w. Gaf, Captain Robert w.
Vie, will be the regular packet for Cincinnati
saturday evening al O'Clock.
The Ste. Genevieve, Captain George W.
Nickers; is the Anchor Line packet this evening at
5o'clock Tor Cairo and -. LJuis. John f. Msssen-
gale and Henry Crane are her clerks
The Dean Adams, Captain Mark R. Cheek
on the roof Is the United States packet this even
ing at O'Clock for ARKANSAS City and all way
landings A. L. Cummins is her attentive clerk
assisted by Lee Cnu,aiins and Lew B.annou.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
Nv TslREra nh.

NEW YORK, January lS.-The general
demand has been of moderate proportion, but
spring specialties have been active. White goods
and quilts were in good request and sale. Cling
hams were in large movement and steady request,
with Statewide opened at1l1zc and Ironton plaid:
at l21zc. Prints were in improving inquiry with
selections confined to the choicest and best work
eieS 6lxc. and Conestoga f4ncies exc Dress goods
were in some request, but general demand.
Cottonades OF the best qualities fairly active
for small and frequent assortInents but low grades
were very quiet. Kentucky jeans and doeskins
were dull. Men swear woOlens were in better
inquiry with more doing. Underwear and hosiery
were in sctive shipment. Staple cottons were in
moderate inquiry, with takings comprising mis-
steady.
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business quiet, ana no changes TO report
IN any department
l53zc; choice, 149II1zc.
sCGAR-Louisiaua open kettle, 1lz9s' &C. vel
pure white. ss1@ Zoe; cut loaf, il5zr; graduated,
lO11c: powdered. lie
MOLASsE5-Louisiana common to fair. f5@sJc;
good TO prime 5sg60c; strictly prime 10 choice,
FRCGTs-Oranges-Lou s. 5Odl3 per bar
Teli s'a 10 per case; per box, = 50aj IS Florida,
8 per box; Jamaica. nominally s. per barrel.
lemons - go 20 Ds1i Aes>na e. 'gg2-
ginia hand picked, Ice: Tennessee red, 6ISd7Izc:
Whlie, .1sc; roasted Z1zc higher; sheiled, luc-
9l0c. English walnuts, l5a1Sc. Fillerts, l2alScs
Brazil nuts Sg1oc Raisins. sS9$ =; London lay
linen bags, 81 fal3e per pound; layers lie Dates
African, 7lzssc per, pound; golden, 29l0c.
APPLES; ErC.-Choice, si@4 % from leyee in
store, medium, s. 800 by The barrel good to
pound. Dried peaches, fa5c per ID. AInce meat
s1Eg9c; In barrels and haIfbarrels: eJz@l2; in
medium barrels. Sogo .; ha{f barrels s. JOs5 Is.
CASSED GOODS; ETC. : Prices per dozen
tomatoes lbs - lbs. 81 50 Straw berries, 81 So
rsspberries, 81 o.; backberries 81 So green cages
81 sol % plums. 81 90 pear. 81 5o@l .; extra
a 70 quality green peas 81 50s5 - cove oysterz
2, 81 .; condensed milk, Crown, 20 10; Eagle,
s. y; pine apple; 81 7592 20.
sALT-Per carload, 81 co; from store, 8 6591 20
per barrel; coarse, per sack, u 30; fine, 81 81.
SoAP-steady, 3IIa61zc per pound.
by Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, January 49, Coffee dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair - lal0c. sugar
quiet soft, 9%c.
New YORK, January 1S.-Ccffee dull and
heavy Rio, cargOes. quoted at S1z@1G5{c. Sugar
dull; fair to good refining quoted at 7sEd7Izc.
Molasses-fOreign dun and nominal New Ocieans
demand fair and market firm
NEW ORLEANS January lS-Cofiee quiet
but firm; Rio, caIFoes ordinary to prime St44
1it4c. Sugar quiet and weak; fair to good elm
ing, 6}f@s1c; fair 10 fully fair, 6t9@79s; prime to
choice. 71ld7%{c: yellow clarified SI4QS5S. Mo-
lasses in good demand ct full prices common, 100
sc; centrifugal, 1880; fair. 47@f9c; prime 20
choice, 5J9Glc, Rice steady, with fair demand;
Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 5@7c.
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Nnn.Resiient Noiice.

No, 421o-ia the Chancery Court OF shelby county,
TSnnesseS-FI. c. King Daniel G. Young e. Cl.
II appesrlLE INN afiiusvit in TINS cause thet g..
defendant 32nl,I 9. Young, is IA uon-res, dedt o.
II is therefore Ordereh That he m K, his ayDe p
ance herein, at the cpurts,usa nd SlaIiy c5intv
in Memphis, Tenn, On or he,,-a the f.Tst Nlo-i Y
ia February, lSS-. ana p-cia, answer or q
mur to cpnplsinauis bill or ne Sal. ,riif Ia .st.n
for confessed 70 him and set fSi bssri,ly az
tartei and that copy Of this order be sI5biislsd
once a week, for four successive weeks - the
Memphis Appeal This 18Th day Of December ISL
A e0py-Gttest: r. j. BLACK Clerk and si-St :
BY f, b. McHenry, D. C. aud N.
H. &. King, Sol. for Compft TIM
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Nan.Residenf Notice.

No. 4Sl8-In the Chancery Court of shelby county,
TeunesSee-The Stlte OF Tennessee ct al. VS.. VIII
lam Ferguson ct al.
II Gppearing from the bill in this cause that the
defendants, William Ferguson. Ann J. Ferguson,
Elinor G. turgus, ttah Barber, 4. q. Barber,
Cassie Jdcnby. are residents OF the STATE OF Ohio;
William Barbour resident OF New York; Thomas
Buchansn, II. Buchanan, Sarah G. Hooper and
- H oper residents OF the State Of Arkansas, and
r A. Parker resident of the STATE OF Lou slams,
and all being nsnresiden's of the state of Ten
nesSee.
u is therefore ordered. That they make their ap-
pearance herein. ut the courthouse OF shelby
county, in Memphis Tenn. on before the first
MUIR 10 complainAut's Lill, or the wiu he
t,ken for conf, ssed to them and for hearing
eNparre: and that u cnpv OF this order b pub
lished once week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal This January IL, ISL
Il. J. Lea aud !lOT < Carroll, SCls. Tor conf
plaiuaut
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GROCERIES.

Business quiet, and no changes to report
in any department.
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NON-REs.DENr NOTICE.
NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 43ie-In the Chaneery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee he State OF Tennessee ct al vs., FL
Vira ". Bowles ct 81.
IL appearing from The bill in this cause that the
defendant, W. a. johnson, Is a nonresident OF the
State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered. That he make his ap-
pcarance herein at the courthouse OF shelby
county in Memphis Tenn on or before the first
Monday in March, lSS2 and plead. answer or de-
muir to compliments bill, or the same VIII be
taken for confessed as To him and set Tor hearing
exparte; and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal. This January Il. 0S2.
copy-attest: r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
b J. Lea and Taylor d Carroll, Sols. for CON-
plstnant TIM
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Compromise R.iecfed.

ST. LOUIS January 1S.-At vote taken
yes day in Cooper comfy OF the PROPOSE
ton to compromife and refund the Cooper
county Tebo and NeJsho railway bonds at
so per cent. of the principal and ac-
cruel interest, and to reduc' the rate OF in
terost, the returns indicate the rejection Of
the proposition. In BJonvills the PROPOSE
ton to refund the lie township Tebo
and Neosho bonds at So per cent. was
carri-d
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New York futures opened steady, with
vanced l to points. At 1890 the tone
remained steady, but disposition to decline
was apparent, except in January, April and
March, and slight advances in October and
November. At II 80, dull but steady was
the condition, with no material changes in
the list At 1890 the decline set in, though
very slight, and continued to the close of
business, the tone remaining unchanged.
The result OF the days transactions was
decline in the entire list, ranging from to
points.
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Above low Changes.
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PROVISIONS.


Hog products remain as previously quoted,
but there is a reported advance up the coun-
try, which has not yet affected the market.
A fair business, considering weather condi-
tons, was done yesterday. Fresh meats
are in good demand; supply moderate,
and prices unchanged. Butter and cheese
continue firm for choice grades lower grades
dull.
Western, 26@sOc; fancy dairy, so9sic New York
Goshen: 3593se; creamery 47g4se
half cream, ll1zsl2c; full cream. l5c; Young
AP sEsa MGaTs,esdy Beef-fOreou.rters "a
&c; headquarters, 1860 mess, s12 per barrel; Sc 50
half barrels. Hogs, 6@Sc; baekbones, 4@5c; spare
ribs s9sc; sausage, 61ze. Mutton, 5@6c by the
MESS PoRK-s19 per barrel; sugar-cured hams,
BAcoSNPacEed@cie ar sides. nominaliy SO IS;
clear rib $40 5o shoulders, SO 50; loose l21c per
BULK -Packed-clesr sides. 50 20; clear
rip = 90 fh0Slds5 s. re I PEI c Ds less
l0-lb pals, SIS %; 5 Id tins, sl5 80.
By Telegraph.
New YORK, January lS.-Pork higher;
newmess. S17 621z9s17 70. Lard dull: prime steam
u20@l1.2 &c.
SIS so, Lard-prime steam nominal. Bulk meats
trm shoulders, &C clear rib, s.soc: clear sides
95e Bacon firm; shouldeIs nominal; a clear nib,
,
2Oa23c; creamery, 35940c. Eggs higher Ice. Pork
rm and slow; sl7 . bid cash; sales at 81 30 for
March. Lard nominal. Hose. Dry salt meats
better and firm, 6lo SIS s.eo@9.15c Bacon firner,
~, 1OG1O.30e-
CINCINNATI, January 1S.-Pork firmer,
81 5ogl7 - Lard frmer; held at ILo71xc. Bulk
meats stronger; shoulders 6Ss@6ze; clear rib. so
gee Bacon in good demand; shoulders, 7l9c I:
clear rib, loo; clear 102c. Butter active, firm and
higher; choice western reserve, SIC choice central
Ohio, 25c.
BALTIMORE, January lS.-Provisions firm.
Mess pork, sls91s %; Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, ~, 9s91oc. Bacon-shou-
ers, SIC: clear rib sides 1os4c. Hams 125<9lS5ze
Iard-refined, 121<c. Butter hrmer; choice west
erl picked, Is940c; roll, 2o92Sc- Eggs dull, sc;
med nominal.
New ORLEANS, January ls.-Pork-mar-
ket bare. Lard quiet; refined, uerce, Il1x9l15se;
key. nc. Dry salt meats scarce and in request;
shoulders higher; loose. exc; packed, e6o9e e2lo;
lear rib and long clear weak, packed, e.1Q9a5oc;
short clear. ea1@g5<c. Bacon scarce and frmer:
shoulders, &c; clear no, loSz9loete; long clear,
121Ze.
CHICAGO, January ls.-Pork fairly active
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There was no movement in feed or bread
stuffs yesterday, on account of the unfavora-
Bile weather, and quotations remain un-
changed. Receipts are light, but stocks
abundant.
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MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE

ATTira2s.-James Lee. Frisr- Point: CoahOma
Osceola- Hard Cash. White river. city Of B8tor
Rouge, CT. LOGis-
UCgGagsgs.-t sri Baton Rouge New Orisaus
Hard CASH " hite river; James Ice. Friars Point
COahOIDa, Osceola Andy Baum, cincinnati.
Boat due Dozen Ste. GeBevieVe, Belle Memphis
New Mary Houston and J.mes " tr1tG
ByGfs D'fC Fp.-UeRu Adams. John \. -cg1ier
Golden City aud City OF Providence.
RECEIPTS YESTERDAY.
COahoma-S bales cotton.
James Lee-6I bales cotton. - IS seed y hcs,
cattle. % pigs mdse.
Hard Cash brought out OF White river So bale.
cotton, 80 pkgs sundries.
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The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
ported the market hardening. Sales, II, 900
bales, of which 10000 were American. Re
ceipts, $4,000 bales, of which 1880 were
American.
At 1890: Uplands, 6 11-16d; Orleans, 6 49,
led.
At 80: Uplands Sid; Orleans, 6Ed.
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was steady. February March, 25-32d /;
April-May, cd; May June, 6 29-32d; July
August, I'd.
At l 80: Futures dull but steady.
At 8: January February, 6sd; March
April, 27-32d; June-July, 3l-32d.
At 5: March-April. 6 Is led; June
July, 10 led.
Futures closed dull and easier, with March
April and June-July declined sd from
opening quotations.
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wave seheauIc, ana Da.rer Line.

Now that there is a probability that the
danger line will be reached at many points on the
Mississippi, the following table, prepared by the
Signal Service officers will prove interesting, The
hrst column of figures shows the length OF time
required by the freshet wave in its movement
from the points named to New Orleans, and the
second column shows the danger line or the
stage of water at which lowlands are overhowed
at the several PLACES;
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MEDICINAL,
n e RVO q s d EBILI TY

DR. Z. c wEsT's NERVE AND BRAIETRBATxBNT-
A specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions.
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memory, Spermatorrhes, Impotcncy, IDyoluD ta-!
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertion, selfabuse or over-indulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and lar. One COX VII
treatu mt. One dollar q box, or six boxes for hvt
doll s; sent by mail prepaid, receipt of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any cese. Will
each order received by rs for six boxes, Accompz.
MED with five dollars we wiz send the purchaser
our written guarantee 10 return the money IL tbs
treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees IS
sued only by A. KENKERT & CO., Wholesale ant
Retail Druggists. 215 Main street. Memphis, Tenp
Oviers mail will racaive nrnInpf sffa-' ripn
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R, DUDLEY FRAYsER. Trustee.
Trustees Sale.

pY virtue OF the terms of a TrSst Deed executed
ID 10 Us by Z H. Poindexier. C. q. Poindexter
and vile, LulA Z. Poindex:eT, r. Poindextsr and
wife, sarah A POiadt 1t r, W ~. Poincextsr and
T. ;. toindexter, on liza OF April, ISL, and re-
corded IN Book 10, page I'll 10 2l5. Of Registers
office OF Fayette county, Tenn, and The request
nj the benehciaries mentioned therein, We Will on
Friday, 27th day OF January. IsS2,
at IL m, on the Platform in front of r depot at
Mason Depot, Upton county, Tenn, sell at publia
auction, for cash, 70 The highest bidder the fol-
lowing real aud personal property: certain
Tract of land situated In the Civil District No s. OF
tayette county, Tenn, bounded and described as
follows: BEGINNING at the northeast corner of the
late J. H Elcan's original tract OF land: thence
south TO the northwest corner of VIM A. Riyes's
jO0acre tract thence east with ssid wm. A Riyes's
nue TO stake on Jas. E Mason's ldeceascd) wet
line; thence north with Jas <. Mssou's line to
VIM. \. Riyes's line to a stake in the Someryille
and Randolph road: thence west with the said
road to The beginning which tract contains 400
acres Also, - head of horses and mules, which
together it'll the above described land, are more
folly described IN a Trust Deed of z II. Poindex-
ter ct al toJ, W. Ashner trustee, and recorded Ia
Book g. page III of the Registers Office of Fsyette
county, Tenn, TO which reference is here made
Also, 10 head of mules, as follows: bay mules.
3 black, 3 sorrel, mouse colored mule. and enc
two horse wagon. All equity of redemption. home
stead and dover are expressly waived in said Trust
Deed, and the title is believed to be good, but We
sell as trustees only. VIM. A. COLLIER,
J. W. ASHNER, Trustees
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COTTON.

The cotton market experienced no change
yesterday either in price or tone, the dem and
! being about equal to that of the previous
| day, only coming stronger from spinners,
who took the bulk of the transactions. Sales
amounted to HOO bales, of which spinners
took 900 bales and exporters 200 bales. The
tone was quoted cteady at the close.
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TRUSTEE SALES.


10y virtue o! a Deed OF Trust executed to ne az,
- the IL day Of April ISL. b. ". d. Tobiu q
10, viii, on -
Monday. the 18Th day Of January, 1882.
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets. IN t1e Iaxing-D District of Shelby eo1utg
Tennessee. between legal hours. sell for ca 81 To
the highest bidder, the following personal pror-
erty- horse and 10 mare mules. Ii sets dEay har-
ness, Il drsys-6 single and double. l make the
sale ON default OF payment of the notes secured in
The Trust Deed, snd at the request ri the holder
OF same. Title 10 the properly believed 10 be
sood, but shall sell and convey rs trustee
K DUDLEY FRA USER, Trustee
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
L.


New York spots opened steady; at II so,
relaxed to quiet and steady, when spinners
took l40 bales; at 2 10 continued quiet and
steady, with sales of 135 bales TO exporters
and 2l0 bales to spinners reported; at 3, there
was no change in the tone, and the market
closed with sales OF $50 bales; contracts 400
bales. No change was made in the price list.