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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Dean Adams goes out Monday even
ing for Arkansas City.
The Mark Twain is the packet Monday
evening for Hales Point.
The Lee-liDers Monday evening are the
James Lee, for Friars Point, and the COahoma, for
osceola.
The W. P. Halliday, Capt. Beck Jolly, is
the Anchor liner Sunday morning for New Or
leans
The Anchor-liners Sunday morning are
the City of Cairo. for Vicksburg, and the Common
wealth, for ST. Louis.
The Clinton, Capt. MsraiEa, is the Anchor
liner this evening At O'Clock for Cairo and ST.
Louis Henry Dietrich is her clerk
The Ida DArragh, Capt. ]. J. DarrAgh, lie
the Tuesday packet for all points ON Arkansas
river. Jimmy Thompson has charge of her offies-
The Cons Millar, Capt. C. 3. Russell, il
the packet Monday evening at O'Clock for all
points on the OhIo-TiEer as lar as Cincinnati Jas
N0ris is in the office.
The Josie Harry, Capt. Milt z. Harry,
will be found in port this morning. and leaves
again this evening at O'Clock for all points on
White river. going through 10 Jacksonport, making
connections with packets for upper White and
Black rivers. Fred Jones aud Hugh smith are hel
ri Us
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- 1000 laths. Exlra prices Tor extra lengths
a99Ee = eO9I per keg, and leading sizes hard
to o1taIla.ard SO so; soft 50 per 1000; friedrich.
s4a5 80 per 100. .,sb.,,. 1fr,a ozoz., -
L IhE 4Te1nessee, s5990c: JOuisvilIe cement
N 56az Is barrel Ko.edsaIe cement g so bar
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The nenrsr aud rIo erande.

NEW York. October 27.-The World gays
According 70 the report OF the Denver and Rio
Issl, the company was said 70 have issued bonds
to the amount Of 81 6lS,52O The World put itse I
into communication with the county clerk of
Arapahoe county, Col, who reports that mortgages
on tn road to secure various loans not released.
amount to $1,000 900, while rolling stock and
guarantee bonds swell the grand total to s5l55l,-
-<fD." The Word adds: at appears in the light of
the above fact that the bondhOlders, If they wish
70 know how they stand, have only one recourse.
and that is ask the United States Court to COM
pel the officers Of the company to give account
lag and to issue Injunction pending the se-
counting against the comPany's selling any more
h
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tive statement: -. -.
Net week receipts all United States ports 2lO01
Same weet Iast wear ........... 221 600
TfaI receipts al all d. s. ports to date l6O 600
10 same eiate last wear IL Il7.O0O
EJDoTts from ali n Isl ports for the week. 10000
= No ,yses last wear ...... $1,000
Total exports from all U. s. ports TO date 9t9oOO
STOOL nj All limited states ports ..... 52I coo
SSgSc time last wear ..... 646,OOO
stock at ali interior towns. ...........- 6S,000
Same time last yeaT..-. .-....-.-.--.-----.- -
stock Liverpool 44S0V0
same time last year -. .-...-. ooo,OVV
stock OF American afioat for Great Britain 10000
same time last wear ........- 164, coo
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Maximum temperature, q
hiufu111n to m DArafurp 81


IS g.; C. ::i Si:ss,
Max imum temperature, 76.
Minimum tem pefature. 81.
VICKSBURG, October 27.-River fallen inch.
City, St. Louis Departed: Rsris C. Brown, New
Orleans.
PfTTsBURG, October 2z-Noon-River 6 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool Night
River inches, and stationary Weather rainy
and cool.
WHEELING, October 27-Noon-River feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and warm. Nigh
River feet inch, and rising. Weather cloudy
and rainy.
CINCINNATI, October 27.-Noon-River feet
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy; thermome
ter, 40. Night-Riyer feet IL inches and rising
Weather cloudy and warm
NEW ORLEANS. October 2z.-weather faiE ant
warmer; thermometer, 7se. Arrived! Port Fad.
and barges, St Louis. Nc departures. The Henry
ST. LOUIS, Octooer 27.-Eight-Riyer stationary
with 10 feet by the gauge Weather cloudy ant
warm. Arrived: City Of Helena. Memphis; Cit
Of Nieks6uTg Vle &c wyomiSns New orleans
| CAIRO, October 27-Noon-weather fair anC
mild Arrived: R. R. Springer, New Orleans;
q m, Departed: Clinton, Memphis, pm. JOIN
/ Dippold, New Orleans. midnight Night-Rive
| feet IL inches, and rising. Weather fair; ther
mometer. 760. Arrived: City of Cairo, St. Louis,
pm.
with feet 10 inches in the canal and feet tnehe
in the chute the falls. Weather clear and pleas
ant Night-Riyer falling, with feet inches Il
| the canal and feet inches in the chute on IN.
| falls. Weather cloudy and warm Departed: VII
Kyle, Cincinnati.
| EVANSVILLE October 27.-Noon-R River station
NightHRiveI falling, With I z-iO feet full by tn
gauge. Weather clear; thermometer, CO.. TO 72o
Arrived: Golden Rule. Cincinnati, 1850 pm sh'
leaves tonight She is drawing feet inches o
| water and has barges-
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FOE SALE.
FOR SALE.

IIlISE PLANTATION Oh DEER CREEK. LYING
u shout seven miles from GreenVtDe, In Waan-
iugton county. Hiss- The tract contains about
1000 acres OF the finest land, about 400 acres Of
which Is in q state Of good cultivation; good ten
neigh boFhOod. There IA now on the place . crop
OF corn and cotton which viii be sold with II, II
desired; alGO, all the EtOck. This "a one Of the
most desirable places In the vicinity Of GreenNlls,
and will be sold ~ a bargsiz, ~ the owner having
The place Is high and above any ordinary over
hoW: 100 Gcres was above the high water Of this
wear. There Is also on the place good Lot OF
tenants Sufficient to cultivate IL FOR terms etc.
apply 20 the undersigned on the premises
ME-. ". 4. HORD. Gneenvllle. We.
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The Rivalry Among TIaIn.DIspateher,

Irain-dispstchsrs now have an opportu-
nifty to compare notes as to the number of orders
which they send he discussion was started BY a
q aim for distinction from the Kansas Pacific,
where 3 dispatchers DOasted OF transmitting
4s,3 orders in a moetn. The Lehlgh valley re
aging 225 per day. by operators, and the Blooms
burx division Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western claimed "A man whe sending 100 per
day or $3.50 per mouth, which would be equiYa-
lent to 10 40 for men. Now comes correspond
eut from the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road. who shows up 10, 500 orders in a lnUnth--
equivalent 20 $50 day calling 30 days month";
wired by men. This is pid work indeed, but
1..n., IL may hau LIN
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,1mE STOCK Markell

Cattle receipts light, especially good butch.
s,s;. nricsz firm. Mich cows in good demand
There has been a fair supply of sheep
tbrouohoUt the week, mosl OF which were
common and medium grades; prices firm. In
lambs only lew common grades IN market
The simply OF hogs the past week has been
r,t6er heavy. which caused a decline from
Iast weeks prices. Quotations:
-p.ss CATTIE-Choiee, 4941ze; good. sjza4c:
fair 10 medium, 24GS1zc; scalawags and common,
1Zd2c-
common per head. Sleyl 90
IAxBsLChoice, 41z95c, per pound; medium, 81
Vff95SsEChoice $50 10 200 pounds, s9SLc; me.
dunn 7H71Sc; common, 6es61zc.
Cow asp CALVEs-Milch COWS with Young
.nires M he'd S2Oa4O: yearlings. per head s415
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WHISKY ETC

6flces as previously quoted ana business
quiet.
WHIsKIEs-Redistilled 9Oc9s1 so; straight, 81 SO
al, according to age
wINEs-Imported port, 81 5OG4; sherry, 81 $50
Is representation extra dry, S4SS; PIPER
Heidsiek, S2sd25; Mumm,s extra dry, S25 az
claret s. 75@7 per box; Catawbs, 81 5og6.
BRASDIEs--Cognac, S59l0; peach, g 5gsJ5 50i
apple, S29S so.
EST LOUIS, October 25.-Whisky.steady, 81 ls.
ECHICAGO, October 27-whIsky steady, 81 IL.
BALTIMORE, October 27--Whisky firm, 81 y
al -
LOUISVILLE, October 2T.-Whisky steady; high
wines, 81 II.
NEW ORLEANS October 27.-Whisky steady;
Western rectihed, 81 O5Gi 70.
CINCINNATI, October 27.-Whisky steady, 81 II
ccsahinAkion sales OF finished goods. 646 barrels
a bSsfs Of a. IL.
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1 ABOVE low Changes.
water. -
STATIONS.

Below high-watpr r.IHrt of left
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Time. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
-t-- -i-i-
SOS an. SOILS 81 s. Fair.
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rAHn-

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cav loss of manhood, ETC., viii send recipe that
| will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE (. This grea-
| renedv was discovered by a missionary in South
! America. Send a selEaddressed envelope to the
! REV. JOSEPH t ISMAN. Station D. NeiU York City.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.
CnAr o. ~. L. L. Il. -. L.

I CoAL Wv hoiesaIe iotF, Ibc per gallon.
CLEVELAND, October 27-Petroleura firm /;
s.w., ll09, nc.
BRADFORD, October 27.-Petroleum firm END
advancing opel - a3ci highest, .- lowest,
$50, closing h.
PITTSBURG, October 27.-Petroleum active
united certificates firm and advancing; closed at
o55Zr. refined. sc, Philadel phia delivery
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CRY G GODS.

Ngw YORK, October 27.-The market was
very dnI n 1870 -, i IN reIs IIsht Sc
deliveries of speciaities there is little doing
The Journal Of Commerce announces the auction
;1cIuding 2si; cases of Warren brown DENNIS be-
sides shirtings, cottOnades, mohaiT coatings and
duck
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HoRsEs AND MULES.

There are but few mules ON the market,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market Is dull.
MUIEs-No. dray mules. Is to Highlands, S2OOa
go: I5H TO I6 sI6O9155; 10 TO 151z sISO9i30; I4Z
to u, s1iO9lS0.
HORsEs-GO1d driving. sl25920O; heavy draft
s1I0a2OO: saddle horses. sl23g25O: plugs, Sio475
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STUART'8
FEMALE COLLEGE

nPEN5 its 54th Annual Session septem Der
" 1882. Persons having daughters TO EDUCATE
lectng q school. Advantages hrst-clafs, location
heethful; terms moderate. For catalogue, address
W. H STUART Principal. shelbyyflle XIV.
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RREAnSIuEES-

exporters GOO bales: forwarded from ship 6lrecI
TO spinner, $500 bales; actual export l4OO oeie-
Total receipts 81 900 ba es American, 50 900 bales
Total stock, AS 600 bales American, l6l,OoO o.
Amount Rhoat 221 900 bales; American, l5O'OOo
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETC
Eggs dull; market overstocked. Poultry IN
good supply, and steady at quotations. Other
articles as quoted.

articles as quoted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 cecil 75 for red 81 1872
for yellow from levee; 81 % for large barrels from
stoTe small barrels 81. Potatoes, 81 s5e2 10 from
levee, 81 1892 so from store. Sweet potatoes nom
nal. Cabbage lively: Chicago, seas per hundred
loose from st. Louis 81 509l IS by the crate
Celery, 10000 per dozen. New kIaut. IN whisky
barrels. 5000 so; in 40gallon barrels, 50 5Og6 IN
half-barTels So 25q3 So Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Orapges, 81 per barrel. Lemons, %
per box. Cocoanuts, &c per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia hand-picked, lie; Tennessee red, &c;
white SC: roasted, 2ISc higher; shelled, lec. Al
monds l9920c. Texas peaeans, lie; Arkansas
G@Sc English walnutS, 14Gl6c. Eilberts, lSs
Brazil nuis-old, &c; nav, Sc. Rsisins-Lonqon
layers, SIS 50 Imperial, So so. Brandy cherries, d
perdOzen.
APPLEs, ETc.-Apples, 81 1892 so from levee.
New Southern dried apples, &c per pound from
store. New crop dried peaches, &c from store
CranberresA S1l 50G12 per barrel Pickles, medium
| barrel, IS 75g9; half barrel. 81 7595.
| CIDER- Missouri, SS9S so per barrel, ana al "a
| per half barrel
| EaGs-1ed2Ac.
| PICS FEET4In barrels, sl1@l1 so; half-barrels,
| s. 5O95 20; kegs, 81 3592 So =
| Observation-Disclosures kit, No 1, SlSl 10; NO
| S5995o 15-lbs, No. I, 81 10g1 20; No. 2. 95e@si
half barrel S0lbs, No. l. "a 60; No. s. So Mhltt
| fish. No. l, per halfbarTel, So 5096 20; fanlly
| 81 2594 30; per KIT, nominally 81 %. DRIED ner
rings, per box 25920c; North Carolina roe herring
/ half barrel, So so.
| s25093; large young, S3g3 20; medium, S292 20
small, 81 1892 %. Young ducks, s59S 90.
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1923 Prizes mounting to .......... SlO0O 600
No approximation prizes. All prizes drawn iIom
the wheel
The distribution of prizes will take place on
Wednesday, December q, 1882 tSt- John ; pay: al
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, All tickets drawing
prizes must be returned within thirty days AFTER
the publication THOS. H. BRUNTON,
Manager. Masonic Temple Building, London, ont
Or for circulars and further inform aton apply al
No. West Court street. Memphis. Tenn.
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GROCERIEs.

Business brisk and. prices firm. Louisiana
sugar a shade lower on better grades.
Canned goods unchanged.
sUaAR-Louisiana, open kettle, s5z99e; yello W
clarified 91&910c; off-white clarified, lOci pure
white 1910; cut loaf, 1119c; granulated, lO14e
ooTFEE2 Ordinary, 911a1OHc; prime. 1171@l2c;
choice, 121l9131zc. o--.
good 10 prime Csc; strictly prime to choice, IQc;
syrups, 50960c, as to quality New Loui'lana' 600
zoe.
CANNED GooDs. ETc.--Prices per dozen: Peaches,
2 lbs standard, 81 IS; seconds, 81 90; tomatoes,
res 81 65 blackberfies, 81 25 green CAGES, 81 359
1 90; plums, 81; pears, 81 5O9l 20; extra oyster
Bsy asparagus 81 IS; green corn, 81 200 TO- as 10
quality; green peas, 81 5OG2 %; cove oysters,
81 2O0sI So, full weight; light weight, No l, zoe;
No 2 81 20; condensed milk-Crown, sc %; Eagle,
SIS %; pine apple, 81 COOL 50.
sALT-Per carload, 81 So; from store. 81 40 per
barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack nominal; me-
81 Go.
BAGsING AND TIEs-Bsgging, 1L-lbs, S9S14c;
~ lbs, Ss6aS5sc; I59-lbs, 9@91se. Ties, arrow,
81 60 per bdl; button, 81 % al 90.
BALTIMORE, October 27.-Cofee dull and nom
inal; Rio, cargoes, 712@sAc. Sugar dull; soft,
9zSc.
NEW YORK October 27.-Coffee quiet; Rio,
eargoes, 7zSa101<c. Sugar quiet but steady; fair
TO good refining quoted At 75s97xc, holasses
steady; New Orleans, 60965e.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-CofIee steady with
good demand: Rio, cargoes, common to prime, CO
lO5<e Sugar in good demand but at lower rates
prime to choice, 5%@6c; prime, 1lg71sc; yellow
clarified 71z97Jsc; white clarified, S5sgS1ci gran
ulated &C. Molasses active but lower; centrifugal,
35@s9e; common, S79ijc; mir, zS949c; prime to
choice, 50G56c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HAAbU hui OOIOO1I <'.-AlllFeu- EIIe4IH1 4seN
York.
QUEESsTowN, October z7.-Arrived: Bothnia,
New York.
NEW ORLEANS, October 27.-Cleared: Provin-
cha, HAVE. Arrived: Paris. Havre.
SEW YORK. October N.-Arrived: Denmark
London; Adriatic, Liverpool; State Of florida
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Corn continues scarce, with good demand,
but no change in prices. Cornmeal scarce
but unchanged. Hay and oats az previously
quoted. Bran scarce and higher.
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Norfolk. ..........
Baltimore. 49,.
New York
Boston -
Philadelphia..
ST. Louis
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GIFT ENTERPRISE
MASONIC IEM FILE
benevolent Gift Enterprise.

London Canada.
The Directors of the London Masonic TEN pie
Company being DESTROYS of clearing off the dcet
at presen MT upon the buldIng and replenishing ne
benevolent fund have organized GIFT ENTi-Ji-
PRISE with the view OF accomplishing that on
iect They have therefore, at the solicitation ar e
reuu est of a large number OF the members OF the
craft in this jurisdiction decided upon the follow
ing plan of operations:
400. 900 Tickets VIII be offered M . Eac'.
And one-half the money thus obtsined viii De
distributed in cash prizes, according TO the C =
ln,ui nre
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sell In front Of the courthouse door In TIE city o.
aud O'Clock pm, Al public AUCTION. - the hisn,
STound. Situate ia Memphis. shelby county,
Tenn on the northeast Corner Of Dunlap and
usrIs,,n street extended, or Henry avenue having
a 1Tout on 30 feet on Madison street extended, or
Henry avenue. by depth Borthward, on parallel
lines $50 feetthat u 70 say. having 'front.' OF $50
and being thR hot neat wet OF and adjoining 81
Peters cendszy. B4utf q redemption waived
convey - trustee. WW8ETCALF, Trustee
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFfICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 8. A,
MEMPHIS, TENN, October q, 1882.
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time Q:Os p.m at all the stations
named:
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MATRIMONIAL.
4 Dignifed and Sterling Institution.

.-r,,E ana r CITY CEREMONIAL AssoCIA-
Tr0T 40 81 Mieharl ST. eet. Mobile, Ala, hss
teha1ter for twenty years and i.snes Certf rat $
= aoiioyss: In class and B, N EN- oeIs can man
: ne exofratfrn Of three mo ntbs- In class q ana
l day department, members can NARY AZ any
the after ioinin g. In class r. mem oeIs ea
brs ca marry at the expiration oil Two months.
+. IAs association pays certificates promptly When
snelad none oil its eorporators are permlued 70
~ Mo. For partic ulars, csll on or "a dress ~
street, Mobile, Ala Mention this paper
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS.

prices.
FRAMIN6 LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough, SIS pc
1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring, SIS
shingles SS@4 80; lathing-pOplar, 81 75i-eypress
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PELTRiEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

ceipts.
HIDES, ETc.-No. dry E int hides, 17e; No dry
hides, lie; dry salt hides 11Gl4c; No. green san
597c. Beesyax-prime yellow, 209∾ taiIoN'
6%e; ginseng, per pound, 81 50. Deer sAlhs-
prime, sc.
FEATHERs-PTime, 40c.
-WooL-Tub-wsshed, 25GS5c per pound; IN
W9seed, lSG25c; bury, 109l6c. - -.
IEAIItaS-Oak sole, per pound, S79 iOc: mem
Ioek, 27agS0e; harness, S663sOc; skirting 30 i0c
french can, sioa6Q per dozen; domestic call sSUe
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: Future bOdTu WAS CiOSeu'
nrrNfPHIs COTTON STATEMENT.
Yesterday. Thursday.

IOtll '-...'''''''' $50"
At New York the spot market opened irreg-
ular quotations nominal, lower to sell; at II,
quiet 2 steady; at 3, steady. Sales, 1927 bales;
contracts, 100 bales.
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COTTON.

The local market opened and closed steady.
sales, 4225 bales, including 300 bales THURSDAY
evening-3S00 bales to exporters and 40 TO SPIN
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..
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gRooMs AND RRooM-coRN.

Brooms of home manufacture continue IN
good demand. The new crop of broom-eorn,
which shows a considerable Incl ease IN
quantity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quotations.
BEooM-CoRN-Crooked,S 9ic per pound;straight
SAFE per pound.
bROOMs-Per dozen In wholesale lots, 81 70(gl.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS THE LEvEE.

ATTirdls-James Lee, Friars Point; Ida Darragh,
Arkansas river; Coanoms. Osceola; Belle Mem
phis, st. Louis: City of Providence, NicksbuTg
Fanny Tatum, Helena; Tiger, Peters Landing
sallie J. Cooper. Ohio river.
epGrtures.-Fanny Tatum. St Louis; City OF
Providence, St Louis: Coahoma, Osceola; James
Lee, Frisrs Point; Bale Memphis, Vieksburg;
river.
Boats IA Port--Ida Darragh, Dean Adams and
Salie J. Cooper.
Boats Due Do,Cn.-Clinton and Cons MlIlar.
Boats Due Up.-JOsie Harry and Commonwealth.
Receipts Yesterday.
City of Providence-I3 bales cotton
Belle Memphis-125 brls -four 80 brls pork and
60 SKIS seed.
Tiser-60 bales cotton, 4 bgs seduction, 269 SKIS
seed and 81 nd cattle
James Lee-422 bales cotton, II bgs seduction,
1241 SKIS seed and IS pkgs sundIies.
Ida DArragh-brought out of Arkansas river-620
bales cotton, 242 SKIS seed and lot sundries.
Coahoma-46S bales cotton, bgs seduction,
1923 SKIS seed, Is nd cattle and 3 pkgs sundries.
Sallie ). COoper-219 brls apples, $50 brls pota-
toes 167 Ska oats 60 emptybsrrels and 200 seed.
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s. MARY'S SCHOOL,
No. 352 POpIar Street,

NGona 011tss-......-.. m.
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
II LADIES AID cEmDEEE. Under the charge Of
the SISTERS OF :. NARY Of the Episcopal Chureh
nx-9th term will commence september l4th.
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MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUES eUAkAEFEEB.

CUBE Qua kAhtEED.
sF q EEs5as N zvz AND BRAIETREArlrEhgf-
a snecfrc f0- HvsteriA. DiKxiness, ConVulsioRSs
Nervous headache, Mental Depression, Los1 oil
Memory SperrnAtorrheA, Impotcncy, Involuntary
EmiSSions Premature Old Age, caused BY oveis
exe-tion, self-Sbuse or oye--indulsenee, Whlen
IRE recaut czsss Zach box contains one months
Teatn ut One dollar q box, or SIX boxes LOT nvs
We guarantee SIX boxes 70 cure any case. 0ltI
ssoh order received by as for six boxes, acoonpe,
nfcd S-sf6 ave doilsrS we will send the purchases
oar written guarantee to return the money II tnt
treatment does not effect a cure. 9nA,Antees y
med onlv bT Al EFNKERT d Co. WholesAle ane
Retail Druggists ms Main street, Mem PMS, lsnR'
-.-Sl,r. It'll 49, - ~ffeF-FsN~
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Destroying Bed Bugs oockroaehes. Ants,
Moths and Parasites of all kinds
The apparatus for generating the steam IS
m ordinary nursery lamp holding nan Pini
of the Medicated Fluid, with tube at the
ton TO direct the Medicated Steam upon any
point infested with insects. 1t heated with
a small spirit lamp beneath the boiler. For
Dwellings, Hotels. Steam Ships, Restaurant
&c, nothing ever discovered equals this aP-
pliance. II Is harmless TO human lite; is II
rynensive and simple in its use While :
most potent means for destroying Vermif'
= is the best disinfectant known and may b
most efTectually used to prevent the spread
Of contagious diseases, such as Yellow Fever
Scarlet Fever. Typhoid Fever, DiPtheria,
Sman Pox. &c. One trial is the best proof
of me great advantages of this over all othei
appliances. For sale by Z S-gists and Gen
sIai Dealers
&c. SPENCER. Proprietor.
SS2 Washington S.. n. Z,
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Trusiee,s Sale.

TEDER and by virtue Of trust deed MADE %
L ] me A. trtrstee June 4. ISL, BY q. l. Barnard.
II reeord IN the REGISTERS once Of Shelby county
Tenfl IN Book 1l8 page 1S5, 70 secure an indebted
mes therein set fOrtb, win, on
U.<,.~.aav November "a Iss&
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At New Orleans The spot market opened quiet;
at so, steadier; at 3, easy. Sales, 1000 bales.
Closing prices:
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LOTTERY.
ORIGIN AL
"EITTLE HAVAN Ao
GOULD CO.'S, DECIDED BY
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
N"mber for Eamber-Pri=e for Prize.
WITH 23O ADDITIONAL PRIZES.
CLASS ZIG. NOVEMBER 8, 1852.
only $4,000 Tickeis. 1904 Prizes.
SCHEDULE.

tickets. 81. Halves, 81.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION =
For information and Tickets. apply u 5hlfSEf
COMPANY. General Agents, I2I Roadway, New
work CITY or IS z Randolph street. CE.eagos Ills.
cr John b FERN ASDkZ, Savannah, Gs.
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New York futures opened steady at decline; a
IL 80 steady at advance; at 1880, steady; at 80
firm at 2:30, steady; at $780, easy. Sales, lSf,OO'
bales Closing prices: -