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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-21


in ear l9is q per quality single bbls "a
q dried do 6a61tc; dried peaches 41Sa6c
BUTTER AND CHKESE-Cookine
butter l2ai6e per ID; Western dairy IS q
25c; creamery ~3sa40a; country l2a25c
butterine l6al7c. Cheese, salbe as pei
1 quality.
GAME-venison, whole, 6a7c per ID;
saddles. l0al2c. Quail and squirrels 81 0Os
Is per doz rabbits 81 80 per doz; wild
ducks 81 I0a2 90 per doz, he latter for
mallard; Reefoot fish case per ID.
MEATS AND LARD-Cash orders
are flled As follows Dry sailed clear
sides lla7Ac per ID; do or 7ia75f;
do shoulders 6a6hc; smoked crssHc.
Hams lSal6c b bacon 9lal0c Mess
pork SIS per Dbl. Lard in ties, ssa9c;
in hf bbls and kegs 9a9ac; pals, 9ia9ic;
and the usual advance for small pkgs.
C0FFEE-Quiet at 9al4c per pound
for Rio and Z2a27c for Java.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES - De-
mand active. and prices easy. o X 5Ha
bHc per ID: seconds 6Ka7Hc; re, 7ssc;
white 7ssa7AG granulated, sHas3c;
powd and cut loaf, 9I1c, Molssses, 25a
52c per gall per quality. Sorghum Boa
35c per gal.
HIDES AND W0OL-Dry flint hides
are - 70. Ice, per lbi dry
sailed l0al2l, green 6s6c, do sailed Ga
nc; tallow 81; beeswax 26aSle; wool Ia
&c as per quality.
BAGGING ANDTIES-Prices range
from 99sallc per lbfor bagging 81 35al 40
per bdle for ties.
SEEDSTUFFS-Herds grass Csc per
bushel; orchard grass. 81 IS; timothy.
81 75 blue grass, 81 so; clover, IS 75a6;
winter grazing oats, 60ci and wheat 81 25a
30 as per quality.
MAOKEREL-New in hf bbls, s. so
iorNo liza rs for No ga rs for No 8 large
and 81 25a4 80 for medium; in kits 50, rs
and 60 for Nos /, 2 and 8. White fish,
50 75a4 25, also 81 10 for family in hf bbls
and 65c In kits.
SUNDRIES-1Salt 81 85al 40 per Dbl.
Hominy ,grits and pearl meal In single bbls
1915 Soap, 81fa6c per ID. Cider, 81 so for
bbls and "a 00a4 10 tor hf do;rice, 6s<a7 Nc
per ID. Honey l2Hc per ID.
Boulogna sausage s to l0c per ID; pork do.
COTTON SEED, OIL, ETC--Cotton
seed Sl2 per ton; seed meal, SIS 80
poI toui OEuuo tOllOu nttu Oil, SOuAoG per
gal for old and 80sS2c for new; refined
summer, 4la46c; winter do, 45a55c.
BUILDING MATERIAL. - Nails
2 IS rates. Lime In bulk Toe per Dbl
measure; Tenn. do 90c per bbli Ala. do
95ASl per Dbl Cement, 81 80 per Dbl for
Louisville, " 50 for Kosedale, and "a t0a6
for Portland. Plaster, 81 80. Lumber, yell
low pine flooring, VS. rough framing,
Sl4al6; dressed, $50 per VI; lathing. " 60
per M; shingles, t3a4 90 per NJ Hair ga
&c per h. Fire brick 4a5c.
CATTLE, SHEEP, ETO-Butchers'
cattle 21a5c per ID gross, as per quality.
common lAa2c Cows and calves S20a40;
yearlings S. to 8. Hogs 4 TO SIC gross,
as per quality, Sheep 81 90 10 so
per head Tor common and 81 TO 4lc for
medium 10 choice Lambs 81 60a3 90 per
head for medium and &c per ID gross
for choice Horses, $40 10 200 per head.
Mules $50 to lG0 per head
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ROa-rsSId9nI NoiIoo.

No. 1913 No. 6-In the ChAnoery Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-The State often a.
see Tor use, etc. Vs W u Butler Of al.
Il appearing from amended bill which IA
sworn to In this cause that the defendant
James u Meade is a resident Of STATE Of
maassachusetts, that Francis N VinBon and
Margaret Yinson, Aaron Mcneil, truss
tee, Matte W Hutchinson, Charles w Hutch.
inson Walter n Haldeman and John Dona-
hue are residents Of the State OF Kentucky.
that EdmundUrquhart Is a resident Of State
Of Arkansas; that b d Waddoll, trustee, Il a
resident Of the State Of Missouri, and that
hembeft IreEevAnt and Sallie Trezevant are
residents Of the State Of Louisiana, and All
non-residents Of the State Of Tennessee,
And II also appearing that the names and
places Of residence Of the heirs Of 6oOrRo A
Mccall and Of the heirs Of William II An
dreWs,. and Of the heirs Of Julia Andrews,
and Of the heirs Of Julia Kahn are ali un-
known AMI cannot be aseertained after dill
gent inquiry.
II Is therefore ordered that they all make
their appearance herein, at the oourthouse,oi
shelby county in Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday In January. 1854,
and plead, lnsyer or demur to complainant
amended bill No. 6, filed November n, 1888,
eonpssod as 10 them and set for hearing ex-
paFte, and that a copy Of this order Be pub
liShed once week for four successive weeks
N the Public Ii dyer.
This 18th day dNovember. 1888.
| A oopy-Atteh:
RI BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J NJ Bradley, ID. @. 4 M.
wv Hampton, sol for complainant.
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General Trade.

The market has been literally sup
piled with game and dressed poultry
for the last two days, and prices are;
lower; round lots of turkeys selling
freely at II and l3c per pound; chick
ems are also cheaper, though the de-
mand for all desirable qualities is
active, yet the supply is fully equal
to the wants Of consumers. On the
other hand geese are in active request,
and dressed sell up to IS per dozen for
choice, while live geese readily bring
s. per dozen. Ducks are also in active
inquiry at 50 so per dozen. The egg
trade is weak, with an abundant sup
ply.at % to 24e per dozen. Dressed
hogs from the country rather soft, and
mast fed sell in lots at 4lc per pound,
anda round lot Of large choice h.cggh.
Go per pound from packers. The
retail traders charge7 to 81 for single
hogs, and live do are from Al to 5ic,
the latter for strictly choice corn fed.
Flour is a shade higher, in conse.
Quence Of the advance in wheat, and a
better feeling rules. There is no
demand for for -four in SKIS. and thu
supply Of all classes is ample, though
buyers have been taking hold more
freely for several days past. Corn is
in better demand with 6rmer tone,
and a good request prevails for millers
use Oats, bran aud hay are quiet,
except southern prairie, whic is firm
or. The apple trade is active, though
q decreased demand rules for round
lots, as second dealers
are mainly we'll supplied. Potatoes
are steady, with good inquiry for seed
varieties. Onions continue dull
Cabbage are IN demand and kraut il
in fair request, though prices are easy
White beans are dull. A lot Of small
pecans sold to the trade at 30 per ID
The hide market is firm, with a goo,
request and liberal receipts.
FLOUR AND MEAL-SiRgle ibis 0
Aour sell as follows Family "a 00a4 70
choice 10 fancy SO 15a5 30; extra do So 90
3 75 patents 50 25a6 75 Cornmeal 81 30
240 in lots and l0c higher at retail.
FEEDSTUFFS-Co in SKIS per car
load 5la58c per bu; do in bulk, 461Sa49
for yellow and white ear do, 40c In bulk
and 45a46c in skis small orders, 8a5
higher. Oats, as per quality in lots, 81
30c In SKIS, and 30a3lc In bulk; in small
way 5la40c. Bran, $50 90 per ton, an
SOC per cwt. Hay, sl0al6 per ton and 20
per cwt for Western, and - 60a9 90 pc
ton, also 60c per owt for prairie,
ESCULENTS-Po Potatoes In large BIB
81 35al 46; in SKIS s7a40c for round lots an
| 26c per Dbl higher In small way. Onion
| 81 b0al 70 per Dbl. Cabbage 81 00al5 {
per 100 head, Kraut, Sia4b0 for hf an
81 GOA 8 90 for whole bbls, as per sz
Celery, 26a50o per doz, Beans, 81 o
2 10 per bushel.
FRUITs-Apples 81 OOa4 rs per b
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-21

Sales yesterday in this market 24OO
bales; to exporters, 1000; to spinners,
400, the market closing steady for
better grades and easy for low grades.
The feeling showed improvement and
the demand was active throughout
Quotations are unchanged, as fol-
lows; Ordinary, 8lC; good or
binary, 90; low middling, 9lc; mid
ding, 9lc; good middling, l0tc; mid
ding fair, l0lc. Stains: low mid
ding, SIC; middling, 9sc. OF colors:
Low middlihg, 9sc; middliug, 9sc;
dusty, 6BaSIc.
The total sales Of cotton to date,
from September LIST, reach l6l 1926
bales; to exporters, 1885; to spins
ners, 81, $50 bales
The New York market closed quiet
and unchanged, Middling, 1850
Sales, 9S3 bales. Stock on hand,
257, OlO bales. Futures steady at 6 to
z points above closing prices Of the
day before, with sales Of 10000 bales.
Quotations are as follows: Deliv-
cries for December, l0.29a-.-;
January, 10 36al0.37; February, lO.54a
1855; March, 1854; April, 1888
a.; May, l097al09s; June, lilo
a.; July,ll,2lall,22; August IL 30
all.32; September. ll.-all.05.
The New Orleans market closed
steady aud unchanged. Middling, DC
Sales, $3.50 bales. Stock on hand, 447, :
Ala bales. Futures closed steady at
10 to II points above the closing prices
OF the evening before.
The Liverpool market closed IN.
changed with sales of 5000 bales, and
the inquiry was moderate aud freely
supplied, Uplands, 5 l3.l6d; orleans,
8 l5-l6d.
Total receipts OF cotton at all U, s.
ports for the past 6 days sum up 2O4,-
532 bales, and are 55l5 bales in excess
OF last year for the same time. Total
at all domestic ports for the season,
3,l56,858 bales and 3O,24O more than
last year for the same period; also 2O7,
O47 more than for theyear before. Total
shipments this season, 1854, 2l0; last
year same time. l ,S87 1854; year before,
l,3S6,594 Total stocks, l,24O,s34;
same time last year, 1856, 25S; year be.
fore, ], l2l, 293 bales.
Worlds visible supply3, l3l 800 bales
increase, 3i9,l68 bales, and 3O3,73i
above last year and the year before al
the same time.
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An EdI1or,s TeatImonIaI.

A NJ. Vaughan, editor Of the Green
wich Review, Greenwich, o., writes:-
Last January / met with a very sever
accident, caused by a runaway horse
used almost every kind Of salYe 10 hea
the wounds, which turned TO running
sores, but found nothing 10 do me any
good I'LL l was recommended Henry'i
Carbolic Salye l bought a box and Il
helped me at once, and at the end Of two
months l was completely we'll. II Is the
best salye in the market, and / never fail
OF telling my friends about il, and urge
them 70 always use it.
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Aiiaanrnanf Nolaae.


No. a576 BefofoI s. Galloway p. for Shelby
county, Tenn. -Wetter, langataR 4 Go W
d II Glover.
IN this cause AT attachment hAYing been
Il sued out under section 1855 Of the Code Of
Tenuessee, and stunned, levied upon. he
property Of the defendant, and afdhyit
having been made that defendant 2 IN IN
dsbtsd 70 the plaintiff IN The sum OF w -.
due By account and that the claim
"a iusf, and that the defendant 10 a
uonsresident Of the State Of Tennesteoi
Il il therefore ordered that said dsi'nuans
ne ism dsv N January, 1884. at II o'clock
m. Al my once, No. "a Maditen street
Memphii, Tennessee, aud defend said
attachment salt within the nns pre-
ISribed by law, or the, sans viii % Ptg-.
sssSsi with ex.parte, and that copy Of thn
order Be- published once week. iof toaf
geeKs, In the Publie Ledger. ,sso
ans WV W. 80 JsGALL0WAY,yP.
A1 l0l lW
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No. s2ss Rim the Chancsry Court Of Shabby
county, Tenn,=Ihe State Of Tennessee for
use. etc vs.. W + Butler OF al.
appearing from amended bill which Il
L sworn 70 IN this cause that the defsnd-
any, hP walt is a resident Of the State Of
Arhansasi that Mrs Kate Lane and Rufus
wait Lane are residents Of the State Of FLOR
lla. aud all non-residents Of the State Of
Tennessee. "
II Ia therefore ordered that they paks
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse of
shelby county, In Memphis, Tepnessee. an ~
before the hrst Monday In January, 1854, and
plead, answer or demur to Complain
ants amended bills "R," lled herein. Or ths
same will be taken for confessed as 10 thsm
end set Tor hearing ex-parte; and that a COPY
81 this order be published once . week ior
This Sd day Of December, 1888.
A COpy-Attest:
p.rvn r; J. BLACK. O and n.
~ y BRADLEY, D O and n.
Hampton and c Nv Heiskoli, sols for
sSlnpl =. ~ 1855 81 81
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COamnRCIAL.


PUaLTo LEDeER 0YgIo1t I,
MENPHIs. Tam. December 2l. 1888. 4
The local money market is quiet
with discount rates firm at 8 per cent,
currency being in scant supply, and as
long as the stock Of cotton remains so
heavy, no relief from the ruling strin-
gency is anticipated. The exchange
market is UNMARRIED, bankers buying
Eastern cotton bills at I to 90 discount
and selling drafts on New York at
par. On New Orleans rates are to of
buying and par selling.
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A Kissing MAN.
Remains FOund-A Dead Dog
and a Live ClairVOyant.
snecinl 10 courlsr.Iournal.

GEORGETOWN, December 18.-Some
particulars Of what promises to devel.
op into a genuine sensation we're
learned in this city tOsday. W. j.
Rothwell, a native Of Virginia, but
who has been living in Owen county
since the war, has been missing since
last February. He had recently sep
aratsd from his wife, had sold all his
property and was making preparations
to return to Virginia. Early in Feb.
ruary last he sent trunks, boxes and
othsr baggage to Oorlnth, on the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad, and some
eight miles from his residence, with a
view Of taking the train eastward
from that place. The night before
his intended departure dance was
given in the neighborhood, which he
attended. About IL o'clock he started
homeward, accompanied by two young
men Of the vicinity, and was never
seen again alive. The neighbors,
thinking he had gone to Virginia, as
contemplated, gave themselves no
concern about the matter. Rothwell
owned a small dog, to which he was
much attached, and the strange con,
duct of the animal caused some com.
ment. For months this dog visited
nightly some lonely spot on Eagle
creek, few miles from any residence,
and kept up furious barking during
the hours Of darkness. = A week or two
ago some ono shot the dog. At about
this time, however, lady of the vic.
Unity saw the print Of q bloody nand
on an old tree. which aroused
some curiosity. A female doctor,
who is also a clairvoyant and
fortune teller, came into the
neighborhood recently, and gave
such startling particulars OF horri.
bic murder committed Whereabouts
that an Investigation followed, result.
ing in fnding a portion Of the decom.
posed remains OF man in the creek
near the spot where the dog had kept
his nightly vigils for so many months
| A portion Of the clothing remained
but the head, one arm and one leg Of
the man was gone. A collar buttoI
remained with the remnant OF cloth
| ing left, which the former wife o
ROthwell identified as belonging Il
him. A portion Of the pants wa
identified by tho lady who mad,
them as also belonging to Rothwell
A coroner's jury has been in atten
dance at the place for several days
and the result Of their inquiry so ia
is that the remains are those Of Roth
we'll, and that he was murdered, bu
BY whom is not yet definitely settled
The facts thus far developed are i
accordance with the statements Of th
clairvoyant, and have raised her to tn
pinnacle Of public confidence in tina
community. The scene Of this sensa
ton is at Csmpbell's mills, near th
Grant county line, in Owen county,
wild place, and one removed some
what from general travel aud II hor
rible deed were to be committed an
where it promises less opportunitie
for detection than almost any other K
the State. A searching investigator
is going on, however, aud may resu
in bringing to light theperpetrators
the terrible outrage. Rothwell was
man who had not enjoyed immuni
: from suspicious Of damaging cha
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Non.ResidenI NoIioe.

No. 5l27 r BIN tho ChAnoery Court Of shsi.
county Tenn.-Fapnis SherrOd W Rllas
4 appearing from bill. which IL sworn 10
IN tnis cause that the defendant, ELIAS
Tennessee. y
It lie therefore ordered that he make
ne appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
nnsi6y e9nnty,in Msmphi,Tenn. ,on or before
me htst Monday INF anaary, 1885, and plead
answer or demur 10 complainant bill, on The
same Will be taken for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing ex-pArte; and that a
copy OF thi5order DO published once a. week
Ledger.
This 9Th day Of December. 1888.
A copy-Attest:
r J BLACK, Clerk and Master.
" N Bradley, D I'm.
Potion 4 Polton, soils for complainant.
"a IN
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AIiaekuOni MOties.

Before Goo R Powell, ]. P, for Shelby coun-
", Tenn.-NO. s2l. Hadden 4 FRrriDsi0D
vs. Ohas A joiner.
IN this cause an attachment having been
i sued out under section 1856 Of the code oi
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, Chas A Jones,
~ sarnishment upon Busby.T 4 Mcasw-
and AdS 1ssh aSyip e been n %sdi n a
sum Of SO ~, due BY account and that
the claim iS Just. and that the daiehd-
ant is & non-resldent Of the State Of Ten
nessee; Il Is therefore ordered that said &C.
fendAnt make bis personal appearances be-
fore me on the 10th day Of January, 1874 at
II O'clock m, at my ofiee, No.
Madison street, Memphis, Tennsslee.
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed By law, or the same will
b proceeded with ex.parte; and that eopy
Of this order be published onoes 4 week for
four weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This tho 5th dRy Of December, 1883.
a 87 % s9 GEO Il powell, j. p.
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70 all who are suffering from the errors and
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will sem
q recipe that will cure you, RREK Oh
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
BY q missionary in South America Send .
selt-addressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joa1PH 7.
IsNAH. station D New York City.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Dismal weather.
River falling slowly.
Business dull on the levee.
Yint Shinkle for Cincinnati. bpm.
Showing at Louisville and Cincin-
natl yesterday.
Only eight feet Of water is reported
at TiptOnville bar.
The Wyoming left Cincinnati las!
evening for New Orleans.
1.-THE james Lee for Helena aud
Friars Point this evening.
The City Of Cairo, from Vicksburg,
arrived safely at st. Louis yesterday.
The X. r. Springer, from New Or
leans, is due up bound for Cincinnati,
The Thos. Sherlock passed Vicks'
burg last evening bound for New Or.
leans.
The Il. r. Springer, with big trip
passed up this forenoon to the Ohio
river.
The lake tug, Rambler, from Lake
Michigan, passed St. Louis yesterday
bound for New Orleans.
The Will s. Hays and Il. W. Cole
were to leave Vicksburg at noon to-
day. They will be here Christmas.
The City of Helena left Vicksburl
burg at noon yesterday, and passes hert
on Sunday forenoon, bound for st
Louis.
The big sidewheel steamer, Helena
from this port, passed Vicksburg viii
q heavy load Of cotton bound for New
Orleans.
The Golden Rule for New Orleans
and the James W. Gaff for this pOr
are to leave Cincinnati tomorrow
evening.
The Golden Grown arrived at New
Orleans yesterday, and the John A
Scuddsr leaves there this evening 10
st, Louis.
Captain Charles Musselman, Of til,
steamer Van Etten, is in the city
having arrived by rail yesterday from
Pine Bluff.
The Coahoma brought 10 l54 bales
cotton IS bags seed cotton and 678 SIX
cotton seed. She returns to Osceol
discovering.
The Anchor Line steamer City o
Providence was detained above Cairo
but will pass here this evening on he
way to Vicksburg.
The Arkansas City arrived thi
morning from Vicksburg, aud was I
take on 100 bales cotton before pre-
ceeding to ST. Louis.
I Captain B. L. Wood, jr., we'll know
in coal and towboat circles, was mai
ried at Pittsburg on Tuesday nigh
last to Miss Won BonhRrst.
Captsin w. j. Ashford, Of the |
S. snagboat ., b. Reese, stationed .
Little Rock, is here on visit and wi
remain until after Christmas.
, , The W. p. Halliday, from St.Loui
! passed to New Orleans yesterday wit
about 1900 tons Of freight, She took 0
i 5000 sks corn in Madrid Bend.
: The Anchor Line steamer, City
St. Louis, in command Of Captai
J, Dan Able, is announced to pass hel
a tomorrow evening on her way to Ne
i Orleans,
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That lightning killed his soil is the
belief Of farmer in Newton, Ill. lie
writes: "This summer, when my corn
was two feet high, the lightning struck
it, killing patch about 100 square
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feet in extent. 1t seemed to have
killed the ground, as neither weed nor
spear Of grass has grown on It aince.
The ground looks dead, and | believe
it is. Occasionally these spotS are
met with all over the prairiea. The
people account for them a. buffalo
tramps, where bufaloes eongfegatsd
IN ny time and tIamped until they
killed the soil, but from the above oe-
eurrence | account for them as having
been struck by lightning"
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sTgAMHoAra.
For New Orleans.

St, Louis and New 0rlesna Anchor Line Poi
Vieksourg; hatcher and New 0rlsSnS-TAS
City Of st. Louis, ~.
Dan Able, master. 80
Will leave the Elevator Building q above
SATURDAY, Dec. I'D. at 8 pm, feSsry.
ing the right 10 pass all landings the Captain
may deem unsafe,
For freight or passage apply 10 q
AID STORM, sup't.
9 Z HALL. Pass. AGENT.
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The PUBLIC LEDGER job
Printing Office and Bindsry is
R0U located at II Union street aud
ready for all business Offering.
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poArs LEAVING ro-MoRRnN
ARRIVED.
sTAaEs oF THE RIYERs.

Memphis-S feet I inches on the gauge
or 8 feet 6 inches shove low watsl
mark, decline Of g inches during tn,
past "a hours.
Pittsburg-3 feet, decline of 2 inches
Cincinnati-ll feet inch decline o
2 inches.
Louisyille-5 feet 9 inches, a decline
Of inches
Evansville-s feet 10 inches, rise of
inches.
Cairo IS feet Z inches, decline OF
inches.
st. Louis feet, decline of 6 inches.
Vicksburg-22 feet 6 inches, declin
of IL inches
Nashville-ll feet s inches, rise o
3 feet inches.
Chattanooga feet 6 inches, rise of II
inches.
Shreveport-l3 feet inches, a rise Of
inches.
Fort Smilh-l0 inches below the zero o
the gauge, decline OF inches.
Little Rock--9 feet, a decline OF niche
81. Francis and White rivers are boil
falling.
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Louisville, Ky.
shsrifTs Sale of Real Estate.


Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.
DUbLlC notice is hereby given. that nv
l. Vutee OF two Writs ofvenditioni eTnanas
70 me directed from the Hon. Circuit Cant
o. shelby county, Tenn, IN the rases az
ZONES and Buckley, and Thomas Wherrv Va
Horne Jr. judgment rendered on the All
Jay Oh october, 1885, for the Aggregate snm
Of one hundred and eighty-nine dollars and
- cents with interest and costs on snlts
TO satisfy said judgments, ETC.. / viii, on
Friday, January 4, 1854,
N legal hours, 10 front Of the courthouse. in
me Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn.
proceed 70 SELL to the highest bidder,
.od cash. tne following described property, to-
NJ, q certain tract Of land in the Eight Civil
Dlstfiicl Of SHELBY county, Tennessee, and
. oouhqe9 ~ FOLLOWS; North BY a eighty acre
ltagt belonging TO the estate Of James Horne,
eeo ~ eaI by q. one hundred and twenty
acre aeIe tfset belongins 70 same estate; south by
me old Brownsville road; west bv Inc land
belonging TO Horne, or Old Hsniist ckar-h
and By the lands Of Charles Bsaves. eon,
tanning NIFTY acres, more or less.
Judgment IN favor Of Jones and Buekley
mas priority BY levy and sale will be made
m Levied on as the property Of defendant.
terest and costs. iA'
Memphis, lst day Of December, 1855.
" D CANNON,
p.owp Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn,
" Y Blackwell, DIS
nilsson, Attorney for plainliH n QQQQ
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