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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage frsc io alt subscribers ~ The taited Mates
or CJ.dip
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENITENTIARY
SIX YEARS TERN LEASE NOTICE.

DURsUANT to an Act of the General Assembly
OF the State of Tennessee, passed March ~,
1883 approved March %, 1888, and entitled An
the state Penitentiary," the Governor of Tonnes
see ard Board of Prison Inspec ors, on FRIDAY, the
9Th day of July, 1888, at the hour OF Y cioex m
at the front door of the capitol in Nashville Tenn
Will lease at public outery to the highest bidder,
for the term of six yesrs, beginning January /,
1894 the Penitentiary of Tennessee and the lsbor
of the convicts together with the quarry grounds,
buildings, fixtures, machinery. tools, engines
patterns ETC. 6elonglPg TO iG ss S amen the follow
ing terms: Notless than one nunoreo tnousanu
(sl0] Q00J dollars per annum, payable qusIterIy'
clear of all expenses to the State on any account
except the salaries OF the superintendent, warden
assistant warden, surgeon and chaplain, whlcn
are to be paid by the State, and bona YIN VII e s
proved security is to be given therefor, anu ior
The strict performance of all the requirements OF
said act in regard to the lease -
All persons desiring to bid will be required be-
forehsnd 10 file an OBLIGATION to be approved by
the Governor signed by those whom they propose
to give as sureties which shall obligae such per-
sons to become the sureties on the bond required,
in the event this bid of their principal IS success
full ana al P stss tbeeo 10 file With the Gov
ernor certified check on some COCO Dank IN rem
nessee for ten thousand (sloOOe) dollars payanie
10 his order and to be forfeited 70 the State IL the
bid of such party be accepted and is not complied
with. The bid of party who has not complied
with these requirense5nts Will not 81 has Vi
The said act, in pursuance OF when the saie
will be made. is here referred TO as part hereol
|
| string to become bidder. upon application 70 Inc
| Secretary OF State or Governor.
| IocATIoN-The Penitentiary is located IN Nasn
vile. and has been leased for number OF yea rs
The average number of conyicts therein ourlnt
the last two years is thirteen hundred and sixteeI
| $780, and there are now thirteen hundred an'
| forty-three (l343l therein. ..,.,
| REsTRIcTIoEs-The lessees will not be permitet
to keep more than five hundred and fifty $500 mai
| convicts in the main prison at any one ume, ou
| will have the authority TO work the same any
| where in Tennes.ee-safe and suitable quarter
- OF n
tons provided in said act and otherwise provide
| by law. ,,,
| HOW EMPLoYED-Large numbers have regularl
| been hired out by the present lessees 10 worK
the mines and in the construction OF railroad
| etc in Tennessee. They also employ those IN 10
| prison building at Nashville lmany OF whom al
Experienced and skilled laborers and OF long te =
| sentencel in manufacturing wagons iron honoV
| ware furniture, ETC.; the average numpef OF WA
| ons now made being about fifty day;
| Forinforrnation and particulars address the u
| dersigned or the Governor.
Done by order of VIM. B. Bate, Governor OF lie
| nessee this April 25 1883 .,x-
kill GW
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FOX 81. FRANtIe RIVER.

FOB WHITE AND BI.ACh raw s,
MILE HASkK LsS E-neEnDbIs u hlae
aud RieeA silver U. ~. u;.ii Packet
For Indian Bay, ST. Charles, Clarendon, Devals
Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, Jacksonport, Searcy,
Batesville, Powhatan and Pocahoutas-Ihe nsw
and elegant passenger steamer
d oslo III AIRY, -
NJ. B. Harry. master,
O'Clock D m. connecting direct with tue new BLACK
River United states Mail Packet, MILF HAkEf,
for Powhatan and Pocahontas, and with the Da4ly
Packets 70 Balesville and Upper WhIt- EVER.
Through es TO all points.
Fright consigned 10 Ailit Harry Line Mem als
or TeFTene, Will be promptly forwarded.
L. ". LiGHI BURNE, Agent
No. Monroe street, Aemphis.
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GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS mighty quiet.
RECEIPTS yesterday, 81 bales of cotton.


RECEIPTS yesterday, 81 bales of cotton.
siesAL SERVICE report: River SO feet
inches-decline inches yesterday.
WEATHER the delight of all sges, sexes
and previous conditions, so to speak.
The Josie Harry left for White river yes.
terdayf with moderate load, Capt. Milt Harry in
command.
CAPT. MILT HARRY was eng aged yesterday
looking after matters connected with his sunken
steamer, Jonn 5. Bransford.
THE Centennial, from New Orleans, passed
up last night for st. Louis with $50 tons of freight
and fair trip OF people. She added here 10 balls
OF cotton.
4 LOUISVILLE dispatch announces that the
Jos Z Williams made the from Cairo to that
port in 81 hours. what boat can beat that timer
asks her agent.
The City of Cairo arrived from Vicksburg
yesterday afternoon, and added 7G0 bales of cot
ton. She leaves for st. Louis at the usual hour
this morning.
HE danger of a present overflow greater
than is existing has passed, and the planter
may content himself, and put in his best ticks for
| the crop of 1855.
THE City of st. Louis, with 1900 tons,
| passed down for New Orleans yesterday afternoon,
| adding 800 sacks OF oi-meal, 20 packages of hay
| and 10 tons of sundries.
| SUPERVISING ARCHITECT SEAsE Yesterday
| received from Washington City the plans for the
| Memphis Marine Hospital, which is TO be built
| near the mounds in Fort Pickering. The grouL d:
Will DS tdsGd VI ny SOuuL1 outNcyOE " u Dur At
| tomorrow, ana Mr.. John Read, the contractor
| will begin the construction Of the buildings al
| once. The executive office aud surgeons apart
ments TO be of brick. while the wards to bt
Constructed OF wood. The contract calls for tht
CON pietiOn of the buildings within months, anC
contrae or Read is just the man to do 1t.
FEW days ago the towboat Joseph
Will ans passed up by Memphis, without a tow
firing cannon. creating quite stir in certain cir
eles, and leaving the impression that she wa
| splitting the river VIDE open, wiping up the re
cords of the Kate Adams, James Lee, and all tn
other flyers. OF course, ii was all joke, of Nhic
Hays, Of the Courier Journal, makes the following
happy mention: We imagine we the Ri
| Joe coming up the river on that occasion, Tor
Patterson one side of the wheel in the piol
| house and Jim Rafferty, upon the other, both
| ing TO keep her in de middle OBJ de road an
their clothes wringing wet with Precipitation, hill
| the engineer is down below pa ying with n
tnrotlls and laughing to kil himself, as he slips
, notch or two more steam into her double "a
relied cylinders every now and then. Then, there
: good hearted, quiet old Capt. Jack holding on
! | the bell with both hands out forward, his ey,
shut, his hat gone, his hair flying and shouting
. Here come; damn our TOOL souls, head III
| npbody ~
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

Observation-Disclosures, y 25G92 20 for vel
low and 81 2592 50 for red from store. Potatoes,
s2 2j@2 80 per barrel fof peacn-b!Ow 559SOc per
bushrl sacked; early rose, 81 7592; rev York
rose 81 50; peerless 81 1902; early russell, 81 10
o.; early Goodrich, 81 75gl; New York peerless,
81 So Cabbage, 81 81 90. Celery, 40G6Oc per doz
rels s5@5 so; in half barrels, 81 25G2 90 Garlic,
81 per hundred.
FKUITs-Oranges, 81 5Ogs per barrel and case;
SO per box for Sicily 81 Tor Florida. Lemons, SIG
50 per box. Bananas, SIgl so per bunch Cocoa
nuts nominslly 81 per hundred. Peanuts-Nlr-
GINA, hand-pickeG, loo; Tennessee red, &C; white
&c; roasted, 2sc higher shelled Ice. Almonds, -
(a2Oc. Texas pecans, 9gl4c; Arkansas, 4giI2c
English walnuts, 14glsc. Filberts, l3c. Brazil
NUS I0GlOt5c Raisins-LOndon layers, So; I'M
periai 81; Dehess, S. 20, Brandy cherries ii per
dozen.
APPLEs, ETC.-Apples, choice grades, s496
from store; medium, S2S3. Dried apples, 512S
Sc per pound from store. Dried peaches, 2g0c
from store. CranbeTries ZIG per barrel, PICKLES,
medium barrel. 81 30; hali-Oarrel. 81; pint jars,
81 25 per dozen; quart jars, 81 I5@2 per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, SSgs 30 per barrel, aud "a Dug
rs per halfbarrel. Vinegar, l2IeG &C per gallon.
FISH-Mackerel-l0-lb kit, No. /, 95e; No. :, DOC;
l5-lbs No 3, Toe; hali-barrel, 81 1875 70.
White fish No. per half-barrel, So Dried herTings,
per box 25@3Oc North Carolina roe herring, nall
barrel Sc so.
quality Turkeys sn@lS. Ducks, So 5o94.
EGG5--13dIic.
PIGS FEEr-Iu barrels, s. 5OG9; half-Darrels
"a n.
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The John 4. Scudder is due up to-day
for 81. Louis.
TIE CITY Of Vickshurg ia the Anchor
Line packet Tuesday To- Vicksourg.
The Rene Mscready. Capt O. KJuplin,
Is the tuesday packet faz St francis river
THE Ida Darr4gh, C,p. E. B. Smith, lie
the packet Tuesday evening for all points on
Arkansas river.
The O.-Line packet Paris C Brown, Capt.
A. NJ Halliday, IS due up to-day for Cincinnati;
Chris G. Young in the office.
TIE Mark Twain, Capt. w. P. Hall, is
the packet Monday evening at o'clock for Dyers-
burg aad all way points Col J. D. Fuller is in
the office.
The City of Cairo, Capt George W. Wick
ers is the Anchor-Line packet tGIs morning at 10
O'Clock for Cairo and st. Louis. thomas White
Is her clerk.
is the Anchor Line packet this morning at 10
O'Clock for Vicksburg and the bends. Henry Diet
rice is her clerk
TRE Dean Adams Capt. Thos. A. Foster,
is the Lee Line packet Monday evening at O'Clock
for Osceolz and the bends. Hugh Tomltnson and
Chas. Bourne are her clerks.
TIE Coahcma, Capt. Marsh Miller, is the
PAokat Monday evening at O'Clock for Helena,
Friars Point ana all way landlngs. A. L. Cum.
Minis is her clerk, assisted BY Plstt R-odes and
viii Ashford.
THE nav elegant passenger packet Will
| packet Monday morning for New oleaus and al
| intermediate landings. g. Wash Floyd presides il
| her office, assisted by Il. N. Millar.
THE Kat Adams, Capt. Mark r Cheek
| is the United States mail packet Monday evening
at . o'clock for Arkansas City and all way iaud
iugs K. ". Outlaw is her attentive clerk, assisted
| by win DarraEh and J. g. Wychof.
TnE Hard Cash, Capt. Ell c. Postal, is tht
| packet Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock for al
| points White river, going through to Jackson
| port and making connections with packets 70
| upper White and Black rivers. c. N. and Josepl
| Postal are her clerks.
The james W. Gsf, Capt Charles E
| Russell, win arrive Monday, and leaves agai
Tuesday evening al O'Clock for all points on tn
Ohio river as far Cincinnati. James surtees
| in chaIge Of her office. The 6aff VIII give chea
rates to all points North and East.
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PsITRIEs. HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETC No. l dry hnt hides, Ice; No. 2
dry hides, I21SalSc; salt hides. lOal21zci No. !
green salt hides, 51a97s4c; No. , green salt
hides. &C; green hides, 5s6e Beeswsxmprime
pound 81 50. Deerskins-prime, 259SSc.
CANDLES-Full weight, 1910.
FURs-Raecoon-No l large 75c, small see;
No. ?, SOC; No. 3, zoe; No. 4, 10c. Mink-No.
/, 4Oc; No. ., Csc; No 3, 15c; scabs, Sc. Skunk
black 6Oc@Sl 10; short stripe, S0g65c; mar
row, I5s25c; white and broad. 7eloc.insids
figures for Territory and open, and outside figures
for cssed cigit, l0Gl5c. Wildcat, 100 iJe; house
cat, lOal5e. woii-large, 25c 70 sS small. IL to 70
75c FoX-gray, I0c to csc open, and 25c to 90c
cased kits 10c to 25c red 25G TO 75c open, and SOC
to 81 So cased. OtIer-SO. /, u; No. =, So, No. 3,
81 so; No. l. Sl-open, 10 per cent. less and cubs,
25a40c Beaver, 75c to 81 each. or Sl9l 90 per
pound for clean. well peited: Bear-brown and
grizzly 81 90 IS: black 81 to $40; cubs, 75c To So
Badger loo 10 75c. OPossum, 59lOc open to l09l5C
cased Muskrst. sc to l5c-
LEATHFR-Oak sole per pound, S59lOc; hem
lock: 27G3Oc; harness, s. ls40c sxrtllg, 37gioc;
French calf s4Og6Oc per dozen; domestic calf, So
a45c per dozen.
FEATHERS-Prirne, 40c.
| WOOL-Tub-waShoc, 2SG35c per pound, IN
washed, ls@23c; bury, 10Sl6c.
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PROVIsIONS.
pr,rrp 25a,35.. dsirv. 2


BUTTER -Crsan;ery, % (93oci dairy, 23t9
CHEE sfiis d1S Hats 12@l2>zc; full cream,
ME5S PoRK2s2fa21 50 per barrel; sugsr-cured
hams, Ac; breakfast bacon, 1916; clear RIB sides,
: BULK MEATs-Packed-clear sides, 1l5zc; clear
rio llX91I5xc; shoulders, sjsc.
LARD-Tieree, l2o hali parreis l214c; f Ie
TINS, 121zc; 5lb tine 1l5<c; S-ib tins, lSci leaf
lard, 81 higher per cwA
New York, May 5.--Pork unchanged.
Lard strong; prime steam n-9JSl-s1c'
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Provisions quiet.
Pork-new mess. $40 Bulk mcsts-shoulders, Sc
Baeon-shoulders, SIC; sugarcured hams, lie.
Lard unchanged.
+, C1NCINNArI, May 5.-Pork duh and non-
inal. Lard higher, LS5Gll%c Bulk meats
I2c.
ST. LOUIS, May 5 -Butter unchanged.
Eggs, lie Pork higher; $40 So1 bid cash snd
May; $50 O5 bid June; job LOIS sold at SO 9os
| % Bulk meats and bacon strongly held and
higher, but nothing doing. Lard quiet; ll3zc.
New ORLEANS, May 5.-Pork higher,
800 Is. Lsrd-terce, NC; keg, l2c. Bulk meat
ders sc; long clear rmer IL 4oc; clear rib, 11ac.
| sugar-cured hams-cholce canvassed, l314gl4c. e;
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Provisions about
steady ana quiet. Mess PORK, $50 so. Bulk meats
| shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, go l1.c
| Bacon-shouiders 10c; clear NIB sides, l272c
Hams, l44al5Lc. Lard-retined, l214c. Butter
steady; Western, packed, 17s2Sci roll, 14slsc
Eggs dull and weak. lie.
CHICAGO, May 5-Pork active, firm anC
higher sl9 s5919 % cash aud May, $40 80 June
sig % gle 271a July, SO l5gl9 l712 August, s?Oa
20 70 September ST. % the year. Lard active
firm aud highet; IL g5al2e cash aud May. II. or
| GIL Joe Juue, II ora gl2.05c July lL9I12'glz
August 1l1sgl 91c september, lO.9o9lU,siE
the year. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoul
ders 7s0c; short rib, lV4c; short clear, lie. Butte
quiet and unchanged.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business was fair on Change. The meat
market is stronger; -four quiet and firm; corn
meal firm; sugar finn; coffee dull; molasses quiet;
rice quiet; hay quiet; corn firm; oats firm,
with light stock; bran steady; apples, inferior
plentiful, choice very scarce; potatoes nominal,
stock ample; cabbage plentiful and good demand;
onions nominal stock peas, very light demand;
beans steady; butter, fair demand; cheese quiet;
eggs steady; dried apples good demand; dried
peaches neglected; cotton-seed oils steady; cot
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GROCERIES.

SUeAR--Pure white, g.; yellow, S79Slc;
omen kettle 7ssc; refined A, 94c; granu-
lated go; powdered, i0149l05<c; cut loaf, l014g
101ac
prime to choice, 50g55c; centrltuRals, 3o95Ue, AS
TO grade; fancy 5S9oOc. 49,
COFFEE-Common, 9a91&c; ordinary, 9A9
lO14c; far, 1917 gl1c; prime Rio, 12gl254c; fancy,
l4c: old government, Is g26c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen: Pine
APPLES, 81 50; peaches, 2-lDs, standard, 81 90;
seconds 81 90 tomatoes, 2-lDs, 81 20; 3lbs 81 50;
stra wberries IL 5 pberries, 81 50 blsckoerries,
81 25 green cages 50; green corn III 100 3d. green
peas 81 SO; cove oysters, No: l. IL 20; No. 81 80;
full weight; light weight, No !, 65e; No. 2 81 2O
condensed IIK-Crown, IS Is; Eagle, IS Is; SWISS,
St Is.
sALT-Per carload 81 so per barrel; 81 so in
sacks; pockets, blescheo, "a S6c.
SOAP-4G6Iac per pound.
BAGGIN6 AND 1IES-BagginR, 9129l0Ec, &C.
| eording to weight. Ties, AFRO y, 81 5U
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Cofiee dull; Rio,
eargoes, ordinary to fair, S16S9hc. Sugar dull;
| SOFT SIC.
NEW York, May 5.-Coffee quiet but
steady; Rio, &c. Sugar-demsnd fair and market
| firm; fair to good refining, l-I6S7 S-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, MAy 5.-Cofee - Rio
| cargoes common TO prime, 7&Gl0i4c. Sugar
common to good common, 64g612c lar t
| fully fair, 50 &C; prime to cnoice, 71sg1%c
yellow clarified nc; prime TO choice white clar1
| ned, SIC. MGhsses-centrifugaI, 2O93lc; fer
| mentiug 22G30c; lair reooled, 2S95Oc; prnn'
| rpbOileQ, 81 G3iC,
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1--WE STOCK Market

j. LaCroIx, proprietor OF the NJ mph 8
stock Yard Second street. Chelsea reports that re-
ceipts have been very light; prices Iemaiu firm at
auotations. The demand for all grades Of cattle
has been good. The prospects for good market
me coming week are very favorable. Quotations
CORN FED CATILE-Choice to extra, 696e<c;
GRASS CATTLE-Choice. 41z95c; geod, 49i14e:
fair 10 medium, 31zfd354e; common, 2g214c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Choiee wool sheep, per
h., &C.; medium, per lb., 595hc; common per
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06

The New Orleans spot market opened firm; at
80, quiet aud finn, closing quiet and easy.
Sales 2750 bales. Closing quotations were as fol-
Yesterday Friday
"a
GOOD ORDINARY. S1s S.s
Low Middling -.-.....-........-. Va Va
MlQulD2. VA IVA
Good Midi ing ...... 10 l1-l6 10 ILLS
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hoR.Es AND MULES.

The mule market is we'll supplied with all
Qualities. The horse market is dun.
MULES-No drsy mules, 70 years old, l6 to
I61S hands, s200g250; l59 TO TO- sl5O9ls5; 10 to
49, SIS56l50; l412 to Is, slOoglZ5.
HORS ES-Good driving, Sl25g2OO; heavy draft
sl50d2OO; saddle horses, Sl25S250i plugs, Sl0975
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TIE Coahcm4, Capt. Marsh Miller, is the
p=okat Monday evening at O'Clock for Helena,
FriaTs Point ana all way landings. A. L. Cum
Minis is her clerk, assisted by Plat R-odes and
VIII Ashford.
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MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
n UukE aUARAETKEa

mia HnKEEzvrAsp BzArsTsHAs KESr-
A Grssc4dc for Hys.e-lA. DiExineSt ConTtaisnf .,
Serious ResaEcke, Sentzl Depression, Il - Of
g,nisSsfzls. Premature Old Lge, ezdsed oy over
aKertion Eelf-zbHss CT EMBELLISHMENTS when
lgads 70 aisery, decay and der. Zee 5o1 viii
S,as-meat Or 3 dcllEr . BOZ, o. II DOze- for I'VE
doIlG rE sent ~ mail prepaid o. receipt Oh price
We s1a-1ntee gix boxes 70 cure eny CAS-. wiz
n "a With Eve dollars, gs Ell send me purcnss<I
Ar written guarantee to ne.ura re money II TIE
sreatnaent does not effect C1re. Guarantees IL
sued only by A. REEKERT q CO., Wholesale and
Retsf Druggisfz. ms Main street. Mem pbis- Tenn
O-derz py nAn WI recedye prompt attention.
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nay GOODS.

NEW York. Nav 5-There hiss bsen 2
very fair cr,gta o. orders snd coma for iDpera 1T
nSS6rtrg s,its If s,apes out otherwise the demand
!, IieiIt 2 he GrmueEs of the cotton advance the
last few DAYS is attracting attention, and is already
reelected ia the sales of printing cloths Ct an s1-
vance. ll-I6c bid and declined.
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WHISKY, ETC

BRANDIEs- Cognac, S5@l6; peach, 81 30
as so; apple, SPAS so. -
WHISTLES Redistilled. 90casl so; straight, 81 SO
a. according 10 age. -
WTNEs-Imported port, 81 5Osi; sherry, 81 $50
4; champagne-AmeTican extra dry, SISs; Piper
HeIdsick SZ4G26; Mumm's extra dry, S2o92a;
Pomery Sec. S29 50G3I so; ". Cliquot, SO JOS
81 SO; claret, IS 1897 per box; Catawoa, 81 5OS6.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Whisky, 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, Nay 5.-Whisky, 81 Is.
CHICAGO, May 3. Whisky unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Whisky steady, 81 IA
BALTIMORE, Msy5.-Wh quiet, II 164
al II.
New ORLEANS, May 81 y hisky-West
ern reetifed, 81 O5g1 20.
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

COAL-OH.-Wh0IesaIe lots, I3c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., May 5.-PetrOleum-s.w.
ITO, nc.
BRADFoRD. May 5.-Petrolsum steady;
opened at zee highest g2c. lowest. s05sc; closing
at 9l3sc.
PIrTsBURG, May 5.-Petroleum dull;
United certificates steady, closed at ell.e; fined,
ne Philadelphia delivery.
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HousE-RuILpINe MATERIALs.
Bricks, lime and cement quiet at form,

prices.
RANING-LUMBER-Yard pTiees-Rough, SIS
Is; shingles, sSai 90; lathing-poplar, 81 IS;
cypress 81 per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 ieet.
LIME AND CONGRATULATIONS lime, e5cd 81 3
barrel; Tennessee, $500; Louisville cement, 81 20
/ rs barrel; Rosedale cement. & 50 barrel
Portland, IS; plaster OF Paris, 81 50.
Il NAuASS e. ner key.
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COTIOk-SEEn-
CorroN SEED MEAL-PrIme, SIT SOFA

COTrON-SEED MEAL-Prlue,fII oUtdI0 %
per ton per carload lots.
COTTON-sEED OILS-Crude 40 a42c per gallon,
on round lots of 100 TO 500 brls Cooking oil, Job
lots 4.pc; double refined cooking, sac. summer
yellow refined oil, 47c in carload lots; summer
white SOC Winter yellow. SIC; winter white, 55e,
acoor1ing N quantity.
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TRE Dean Adams, Capt. Thos. A. Foster,
is the Lee-Iine packet Monday evening at O'Clock
for Osceolz and the bends. Hugh TOmlinson and
| hpr cIa
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CRANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
Or
rs e Al IL g z q e &c

No. 469 (2), r. D.-Chsncery Court of shelby coun-
tY- Fred n. Laurence vs. Heirs-atlAw Of Mary
Baxter ct a..
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 10th day Of
April, 1858, will sell a. public auction, to the
highest bidder in front Of .ae Clerk and Masters
office. courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis.
Tenn, on
Saturday, May Is, 1858.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, near Mem.
phis, and designated on the plan of W. D. Brown
on or near the Pigeonroost road, made and sur
veyed by VIM. Crane, on the 18th day of March,
1856, as Lots Nos. 6, and s, and bounded as fol-
i;,ns on re esst s53e ~ fh1s53s and thirteen u9
ming back between parallel lines at right arEfs'
with said avenue nine (9) chaius and twenty I've
(25) links to Rossell avenue, and containing y.
acres. -
Terms of sale-Seven ca and thirteen QS
months; purchaser to execute notes with persona
satisfactory security; lien retained, and equity
re 1emption barred. This April IS, 1883.
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
Estes & Elicit. 4. B. Edgington, Sols.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06

THE nsw elegant passenger packet Will
s. Hays, Capt VIM. Tichenor is the O..Line
packet Monday morning for New Orleaus and ali
intermediate landings. q. Wash Floyd presides in
her nltice- assisted BIZ Il. II. Nilar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06

The New Orleans future market opened Irregular:
at u, quiet, closing easy. Sales, 1850 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows: