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MISCELLANEOUS.
TENNESSEE PEkITENTIARY,
SIN YEARS. TERM LEASE NOTICE.

DURsUANT TO an Act OF the General Assembly
L OF the State Of Tennessee, passed March 2s
so apP,opee IN ,h -. aeo "a ana an y,
the State PenitentiAry." the Governor OF Tennes.
see and Board Of Prison inspectors, on Friday, the
9Th day OF July, 1885 st the hour OF II O'Clock m,
at the front door OF the capitol In Nashville Tenn
will lease al public outcry, TO the Highest bidder
for the term OF six Year, beginning January I.
of the convtcts. together with the quarry grounds
buildings, fixtures, machinery, tools, engines
patterns, etc, belonging 10 the State.
TKRHs-The lease win be made upon the follow
lag terms: Not less than one hundred thousand
sS0 dolas per "a sp 1bs s paga0s quarterly
except the salaries of the superintendent, warden
assistant warden, SURGEON and chaplain, which
proved security is 70 be given therefor, and for
the strict performance Of all the requirements Of
said act in regard 70 the Lease.
forehaRd TO file an obligation TO be approved by
the Governor signed ~ those whom they propose
sons 70 become the suretles on the bond required,
in the event this bid of their principal n SUCCESS
full ana al RsTss PIopS1s q bio ny, s Be re-
ernor a certiird check on some good bank in Ten
nessee for ten thousand $4,000 dollars payable
bid OF such party be accepted and e not complied
with. The bid Of party who has not oom piled
with these requirements viii not be cried or con-
sidered against the bid OF party who has.
The said act in pursuance OF which the sale
will be made Is here referred 70 as part hereof
string 10 become bidder, upon application 10 the
Secretary Of State or Governor.
LocATIoF-The Penitsntiary is located In Nash
vile, and has been leased for number of year,.
The average number of convicts therein during
the last two year, is thirteen hundred and sixteen
u3l6), and ihere are now thirteen hundred and
forty three (l34s) therein
RasyRIcrIoEs-The lessesE viii not be permitted
TO keep more than ave hundred and fifty $50 male
eonvics IN the main prison a. any one time, but
will have the authority 70 work the same any
where IN Tennessee-safe and suitable quarters
being furnished-subject 70 the rules and regulA-
tons provided in said act and otherwise provided
By law.
How ENPLoYED-Large numbers have regularly
been hired out by the present lessecs 70 work IA
the mines anu in the construction Of railroads,
etc, in Tennessee. They also employ those In the
prison building at Nashville (many Of whom are
Experienced and skilled laborers and Of long term
sntence) in manufacturing wagons, iron hollow
ons now made being about fifty day.
For information and particulars address the W.
dersigned or the Governor.
Done by order Of Wrn- y. Bate, Governor OF Ten
nessee, this April Is, 1883.
Secretary Of State. Nashville Teno.
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GENERAL NEWS,
BUSINESS moderate.

BUSINESS moderate.
CAPT. J. I. HICKS is spending q few days
at home.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 95 bales OF
cotton and % sacks OF cotton-seed.
THE City of Vicksburg added bales of
cotton and sailed for st. Louis on time.
THE Coma &. Etheridge and bsrges ar
rived from Lake Providence and passed up for
Plum Poiut
THE W. P. Halliday, hom st. Louis,
passed down last night for New Orleans, with 100
tons. She sdied here 20 barrels of meal.
THE Belle Memphis arrived from s.. Louis
early yesterday morning and left 2i74 packages
hero leaving for Vicksburg after adding about 20
tons
The Cons Miliar left for the Ohio With
$50 bales of cotton $50 barrels of oil, 30 barrels
of old iron 10 tons of old railway iron, big lot
OF suudries and fair LIST Of passengers.
THE U. P Schsnck, about days ont
from New Orleans arrived yesterday afternoon.
having about 200 tons for the Ohio. She added
OF oil and AZ bales OF cotJOn iesN-
ing for the Ohio about dark.
THE Golden Rule, from Cincinnati, passed
down last night for New Orleans with 400 tons OF
freight and fair list of people. She put of here
u tons OF miscellaneous freight, and added LOT
of sundries
THE James Lee few away for Psducsh
Yesterday morning as lively as cricket. When
She comes back she will silence some of the
wipdyjims about; that fsst record between Heie ma
and Memphis, for she's going to have new gaskits
nut iD her brasses an be otherwise frightened VI
In her puckering- string.
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EtiruRF MOVEMENTS

THE Will Kyle, Capt. Lev Hates, Is due
up to-mo ROW, bound i0T Cincinnati.
THE Charles Morgan, Capt. Harry W.
Stein. is due down tomorrow, bound Tor New Or
leans.
THE WHIT Shinkle, Capt. NJ. NJ Deem, ia
the Friday packet for all points on the Ohio river
as far IS Cincinnati.
THE City OF Baton Rouge, Capt II. E.
Bixby, i the Anchor-Line packet this morning at
o'ciOcz for Cairo and ST. Louis. J. c. Elton is
her clerk.
The Kate Adams, Cspt. Marx Z. Cheek,
is tae United States mail packet tomorrow even
ing At 5 o'c ock for Arkansas City and all way
points Z. W. outlaw is her attentive clerk.
THE Dean Adams, Capt. Thomss A. Fos-
ter IS the Lee-Line packet this evening at 5
O'Clock for Osceola and the upper bends. Hugh
TomlinsOn and Charles Bourne are her clerks.
The Coahoms, Capt. Msrsh Miller, is the
packet this evening at O'Clock Tor Helena, Friars
Point and all way landings. A. L. Cummins is
her clerk assisted by Plat, Rhodes and VIII Ash
foId.
The Hard Cssh, Capt E c. Postal, is the
packet this evening at O'Clock for all points ON
White river, going through to Jacksonport. and
making connections with packets fJr upper White
and Black rivers. Chas N. and Jos. Postal are her
clerks.
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RELrRIEs- HlrEs ANo LEArHER.

HIDES, ETC-No. dry fiat hides, lie; so. 2
dry hides J25zgISc; salt hides lOEi2Lci No. ]
green salt hides 5jz8Ttzc; No ? green salt
hides, &C; green hides 5S6@. Beessez-pIIEne
yellow, ZSaaUei tailO1, T57jzc; ginseng Per
pound. 81 50. DeersEius-prirne, 2j4,l3c.
CASDLES-FGll weight, I51zc.
FUR5-EaccOOu-Eu. 1 large sc, small Sc;
No. = So; No. g. 21c; No. l. loo. MiEk-.'o.
1, 4Oe; No. 2, nc; No. 3, I5c; sCaLs, SC. Skunk
black. CJcgsI 70, short stripe, 3ga6jc; mar
row, l5915c: white and broad, 79l0c-Iusld
figures iJr Territory and open, and Outside figures
io- Cased; ciyit, iOGl5c. Wildcat, l0GiJc; house
cat, I0sl5c. Woli-lzTge, 2jc 10 s.; small, 10 TO
75c. FoX-grzy, lCg 70 lJc open, and DC to 20
cased kits, 1oC to - red, z5c % jc open, and soc
to 81 81 CaEsd, OtJer-&O. !, s.; No 2, 50; No. 2
e. So No. 4, SI-open, 10 per cent less and cubs,
2jss0c. Beaver, 5jC - 81 each. or u q 20 PEI
pound for clean. well petCd. BeGr-brOwn and
grizzlY 81 % 3s black 81 t. Sl0 Cubs, 75c 20 So.
Badger lee to 7jc. OpOssum, 5.glOc open 10 lOSl5c
cased. Iuskrat sc to l5c.
LEATHE R-Oak sole, per bound, Gsi9c; hem
lock: 1850; harness, S6SSiJc; sllrting. SO i0c;
French call sl0S6yc per dozeni domestic cali go
g, i5c per dozen.
EEATHER5-PriIne, 40c,
NOOI-Tub-washsd, ZJI3Jc per pound. IN
washed. Is Z. &c; bury, lO@lGC.
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==7=-s=-==---
fnis / Last Lsst
Week Week. Year.

TOTAL receipts a. all u s. ports yesterday "a
Total receipts same day in lSS2......... 90
Total receipts same day IN 1881 ....... ... Z 4S6
r,ON.y.r Y,Ns m,
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RAILWAY RECORD.
pseARTuReoE TRAlla


CbesnPsSte, Onto ard South western
Trains move as follows; No. 2 (express) leaves At
1920 am; No. tmall g. $40 am; No. tCOy ny
ton scComwOdatiOul at f:4J pm. No. texpressj
strives at 2s2j AN No. arrives at 55 pI- No
5, CovtugtOu aCc1mmodet ton, $3.50 am. (City unel
Memphis and Lftsle ROCk-Traius move
rs follows: No. leaves daily ~ 80 pm. arrives
at 1850 pm; no leaves at 3 a M Auives at 8
am; No. tircight leaves Iopcleld It 5 an; az
riyes At pm.
Louisville end Northumberland move
as follows; Fast mail arrives daily at d:i0 AIN. /:
leaves at 10 PFC. mail leaves daily at S Is
an: passenger .asJnIT1D taLluu leaves daily a.
1880 an; arrive daily 30 $40 pm. (elty timcl-
will make close connection Tor ali points East
Brownsville scco ,ulJdEliOu leaves daily, except
Sunday, aJ Ejj l.ir.; m8E arrives daily a. AZ
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
except Sunday, a. IS an.
Memphis Hgu giHTIoHgBD-Trains move
as follows (city liWrl: Through express les ses
daily ct II 90 %. Mil and express leaves daily
at s:lj q u SuEc-yi.le accommodation leaves
daily, except sunday, az 5IJ p N. Through eZ.
press arrive. doll ~ ~ go an. Mail and express
arrives daily ~ . pm. SOf1crYille accolumo-
8.fipu arrives daily. lTCept Sunday. 9 g. 20 s.Ia
- 5sisat-siFpi aud Tenn esses-Tral as move
a. follows; Kew Orleans last mail and express
leaves daily NJ $50 ON; iEeignt leaves daily
except sunday 10 % an. New Orleans fast
mail and express sIFi5esdaily at $50 m; freight
arrives daily, eLrapt sunday ~ 2.3J d n. Freight
trains carry passengers.
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The New York spot market opened with dc
maud and offerings light, generally held at sc
higher; at 70 firm at &c advance; at ., firm clos
ing firm. Sales, 3S4 males Contracts 500 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
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hOUssAO.Q suPfLIEs.

VFGET aBLEs-OuiODa, - 25G12 70 for vel
low ami 81 25a2 50 70; Ted from store. Potatoes,
g. 25Gg2 50 per barrel for peach blows 55sOc per
bushei sacked; early rose, 81 1892; New York
rose g. SO; peerless ei 7od2; early russell, 81 10
o.; early Goodrich, 81 1872: New York peerless
81 So Cabbage, sIGsi 80. Celery, 40a69c pei dOz.
New kraut, in whisky barrels, s.; in 4Jgilon bar
relS S585 50; in hgIbsrTels, 81 2592 80. Garlic,
81 per hundred.
FRUTr.-Orauges, 81 5ogS per hsrEel and case;
S. per box Tor Sicily, q for Florida Lemons SIG
/ % per box. Bananas y 81 30 per bunch. Cocoa
NUS nOmiagllY s. per hundred. Pcaluts-NlT-
ginia, hant-pickef, lOc; Tennessee red, 6c white,
&c; roasted Zlsc higher sheled, Toe. Almonds, l9
620C. Texas pecaus, S6.l1c; Arkansas, 4t4i}5c.
English waluuls, HeSlec. Filberts, lSc. Brazil
mats, lUSlOlzr. Raislus-LOndOn layers, IS; I'm
peTRl q; DeheSo, So 90, Brandy cherries, 81 per
dozen.
APPLES. FTC.-Apples, choice grades, sl@6
from store; medium, as. Dried apples, SIS
Sc per pound from store. Dried peaches, 2g5c
from store CrAnherT1es, ti6 per barrel, Pickles,
medium, barrel, e. so; lalI-barre 81; pint jars,
81 D per dozen; quart jars, 81 55g2 per dozen.
ClDER-MlssouTl SSc5o 70 per barrel, aud 81 SOC
( 70 per haii-baTreL ElugEar, PKG per gallon.
SH-MacSerel-I0-ib XII, No /, g5c; No >, Sc;
I5-lbs, No. ), 7jC; hAlEbGrrel, 81 1875 20.
White fish Mol, per halbaTrel So. Dried herrings,
per box 25Gs5Oc; North Carolina zee herring, half
PsoUjLTRY-Chicken=. s. 5oai 70. according TO
quality. Turkeys, su1lS Ducks, g 5094
EGGS-151Ellc.
PIGS FEET-In barrels, IS 5gs9i hAlfbaIrels,
81 sal SO; kegs 81 p.
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ST. LOUIS, May Jay Gould and party
left for inspection oftue Iron Mountain railroad
and Southwestern system to-day in a special train
of Ave official cars. The patty Is substantially The
same as lett New York. Information was refused
As TO the route but the are proyisoned for %
days. trip into Mexico over the International
Is possible. Gould's deposition was taken in tho
case OF Nelson rs. the Missouri Pacific railroad at
the instance OF the plaintiff in the Office of the
general attorney OF tie Gould system. The matter
~ issue is the possession Of the Poplar street
Meeting track, but the examination took wide
range. Gould was on The stand near two hours
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GENERAL TRADE.

Business continues very good en- Change.
The meat market is firm and advanciug; -four
gtYoug, but unchanged; corumesl firm sugar firm
coffee dull; uo.asos quiet; nee quiet; hay
quiet and easy; corn firm; oats firm with
light stock bran steady apples, inferior
plentiful, choice ycry scarce; potatoes nominal.
stock ample. cabbage plentiful gsii good demand;
onions nominal; stock peas. very Light demand;
beans steady butter, fair demand; chcess quiet;
eggs quieti dried apples, good demand; cried
peaches neglected; cy.ton-see5 oils steady; cot
ton-seed meal quiet. Other articles unchanged in
tone aud p,iee.
IMPORTS.
Thirty brls srpl s, Il Ecs bacon and hams, CS sks
BRAN ~ Pkgs but cr d I'D cattle. so pigs eggs Ii13
brs -four, II nd hos g. bales hay, u cara Inber
Orls zeal, a. hi nDTs-s aud mules yrls P1ta-
toes, cars bulk po.g. trl packed POTS, g. nd
She p and 3 bis WHISKY.
EXPORTS.
Four Tlls bagsirg, jtCs bacon aud hams, sks
bssu, brl beans pggs butter, 10 Lu ru, Sgs
cheese, 60 sGs coffee, 2lG I'D rE;lle, Ysss eggs
800 JrIs -four, III hi hogs bale nay - pigs lEEl
10 cars lumber, 81 bIs meal, hd bOrses and
mules 81 sT4s molaAses q Egs nails, IA aEs oats
br.s onions. p bris potatoes, car Eu K porE,
yTis PACKED PORK, hh1s sugar. % prls sugar. y
pkgs tobacco and II bris whisky,
We give below the Official quotations. Il the Ner-
chants Exchange, verified by a thorough canvass
Of the markets.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Receipts Of cattle we're very light dur
ing the past week; prices on all grades
stronger; supply very light demand good. Mich
cows slow. Receipts oil sheep light; prices firm
demand good Hog in fair supply; prices shade
slower Quotations:
CORN-FED CATrLE-Choice to extra, 606Ec
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 41IG5c; good, 1919
fair TO medium, 3JzG3j4c; common, 2S215c.
SHEEP-Choiee WOOL, per ID, &C. medium, 59
1zjc; common, per head, Il al 80.
HOGS-Choice cOTn-fed, G1aG7c; medium and
heavy, 6g612c; common, $3.50.
COWS AND CALVES-GOod mich COWS with
young calves, per head, S20SiO; yearlings, S. %.
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TANNERY
MEDiCISAi
NERVOUS DEBIAlp4
> urNr sUARAHTs "a.

CK. 2. 9 Hss1 g HszvE Aa5 EGAI2' Try - AESr-
A Spsctne Tor HysteSis, L!Sslncss. CoHvGIs.n. E,
Nervous hssfaahe, Eient11 Bep.es-len d. / IS Of
Memory SPefil stsUAes, Il-potuHegl ir 'tiul AIRY
Emissions, Premature CO h2c, - sIeed ~ over
ezeTttOn, selt-aJuse o istsf-f1uiA.srfs which
leads u rrlE-cT cetsg S1a &c a.. Coc will
cure TDcs1lt USses. EECu box C0atsluE enc monthly
teea' me 1t ,i1le CO sex, - SiE rczs for i've
dollars cent by fai, PreT-i1 en- receipt OF price,
We guarantee SIX -OEcs % cJiTs EET cas-. WITH
each order IsoeiVec o. - 9cG SIX boxes, EecomrE.
MED " u Dc ouiisEr ~ 6sst.d the purchaser
Aur written gusysCfe-= return n money II tne
tEestaeat daes not aE-of z sura. Guarantees is
sued oaly DE- i. EkSjE EIZT 4 60, Wholesale aHc
Rstail DrugXgts, 2I5 Main sEree5, N sc' lhis Tenn
n~ders hY mail VII receive prompt attention.
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ST. Louis Cation GATES TO New York.

ST. LOUIS, May Ia dinner was given 10
Jay Gould last night, snd was el dered by several
prominent members Of tae Cotton Exchange, who
embraced the occasion TO explain 10 Ar Gould
that the cotton rate from St Louis 10 New York
was much too high, compared with those from
Memphis, New Orleans and Galveston, and in
YOked his aid TO effect a reduction. Mr.. Gould is
said 10 have recognized the force and justice OF
the argument presented, and promised to give the
IDaLLa. L-lrefIll con siderntinn
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Ponery Sec. SO H0as1 50: q. Cliquot, 70 soy
81 50; claret, 3 1871 peE box oala"n1' q 9yS''
r.LoUIs, Nay Whisky steady, Il 4.
LOUISVILLE, May WHISKY quiet, 81 10.
C1scIESATI, May Whisky steady,51 Is.
CHICAGO, Msy I.-Whisky steady and
unchaugad.
BALTIMORE. Nay 1.-Whisty quiet and
steady. 81 1891 L.
NV ORLEANS, May l. p hisky-West-
err. rgctifed, 81 CO Al %.
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The New YOrk future market opened hFmi at
1880 firm at II 80, firm; at 1880, easy at 1885,
FIRM; at 2:30, firm, closing firm. Saes, 22l COO
bales. Closing quotations were asfoNows:
Yesipr1aN Monday
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closed at irsi te prices $40 45gl9 50 cash and May
SI9 65@l9 6715 June, SO S21zSl9 50 July, $40 95s
20 August 5I7 30 the year Lard active but lower !;
II. 65 gil 671zc cash aud May llS21z9I June,
II 92I96SlI CSC July, H.S58llSTIc August, 1060tf
l0.S5c the year. Bulk meats steady and in fair
demand; shoulders Sc; short rib, l614c; short
clear, lie. Butter steady snd unchanged.
CdH.-POrk active but lower; SO 45@l9 so May,
$40 623 June Sl9 ~ G19 so July, $40 S0919 30 An
gust. Lard in good demand; declined 21sc on
May.
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GROCERIES

SUGAR-Pare waite, g.; yellow, S4@S3c;
open kettle, 7GSc; refined A, exc; granu-
lated SIC; powdered, I01z@l015c; cut iOa1, lO14G
IUlSc.
MOLASSES-LOuisiaua common to fair, 35Gi5c;
prime 70 chOice 50355c; centritnSals $50 50c, as
10 grade; fancy, 5S6sGOc.
COFFEE-Comulou, 919}zc; ordinary, $40
l0l4c; fair, l0z 9llc; prime Rio, Il 5l24c; fancy
I4c; old government, 251s26c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples, 81 60; peaches 2-lbs, standard, 81 80;
seconds 81 %; tomatoes, 2bs, 81 20; 5lns, 81 80;
strawberries 81 0 pbCrIies 81 50; black berries,
S. green cages 81 So green cOrnS 81 l0gl 65; green
peas 81 so; oysters, No. 81 20; No 2, 81 50;
full weight; light weight No, l, 65c; No. 2, 81 20
condensed ulilk-Crowu, Sc 25; Eagle IS %; Swiss,
Sc %.
sacks; pockets, bleached, 21a555c.
SOAP-igt6tzc per pound.
BAGGING SED TIiS-Baggtug, 91ESl01Ec, &C.
cOrding to weight. Ties, AFRO Y, 81 50.
BALTIMORE, Msy 1.--Coflee dali; Rio,
cargoes ordinary TO fair, s1z49j5e. Sugar quiet;
soft, SIC.
new YORK, Nav I.-Colfee duil ard weak.
Sugar steady anu active; fair to good refined G,
Ike; extra q, 75s175sc: white ezra c. 7s7 15-l6e;
yellow e. = s5>sci yellow, 7g71sc; OF A, rs csc;
/, SIC cut loaf aud crushed ,9}4c; powdered SIS
CSC gcanUatcd. S54c. Moiasses quiet but steady {;
50 test, Sic
New ORLEANS, My 1.--Cofse-Rjo'
c1rgOes, common to prime, 5%SIlc. Sugar quiet:
to sOcI common, Gis9U5sc lAIr q FUZZY
f..T, 65ss7,sc; Prime 20 choice, .54g rs;
clarified, sc. MOluSsgs uucISnSea,
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New YORK, May 1.-Export OF domestic
cottons the past week. 1913 packages for the year
thus far 81 6OI packages. The tone oil the market
Is very quiet, with some attention extended to
cotton goods, but the general demand Is indtt-
farent, not an UNUSUAL occurrence for Tuesday, aud
that moving day. The weather is unreasonable
The distributing trade is rather slack.s
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stmi.AnnuaI nividenas.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The Board oil
Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
this afternoon decided TO declare a seni-aunusl
dividend of per cent. in cash, per cent. in scrip
or in cash at the option of the stockholders, and
per cent. in stock. The latter provision gives
stockholders the privilege OF Subscribing to stock
~ par in the proportion OF Is per cent. OF their
buldfnue
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P.TRoLEuM fEARKETs.

Coal On Wholesale lois, 13c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., May I.-Petroleum-
W. 40 &c.
PtTTsBURs, May 1.-PetrolsUm strong;
United certificates closed lirner opened at 92e and
closed a. 91L1c.
BRADFORD, My I-Pelroleum firm and
advancing; opens at 9oc; lowest s9tzc; highest and
closing, g2sEc Clearauces, 3, O31, 900 barrels.
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MAXIMUM temperature, 7s.
Minimum temperature, 81.

LOUISVILLE, May 1.--Noon-River fall
ing with u feet inch in the canal and 10 feet
inch in the chute on the falls. Weather clear
a--Iu.. Eirn.na. -lLLll
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DRAKTSH.

~ Pi5'ic u =sgHeSsd eagesis 70 Roret ne nee cEe
enlarged Sshesze % b drGJ0a Eeflibig.
G~TA pErAs DRETE egg ana ~
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HOUSED UlLDiNe MATERIALS.

Brlck7l line and cenaenI quiet al loTmef
prices.
FRANING-LU MBER-Yard prices-R0ugh, SIS
per 1000 feet. dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring,
s2j; shingles, 1904 50; latbiug-pOplHr, 81 20;
cypress, G. pei 1880 ldths Extra prices for extra
lengths above 20 feet.
LINE AND CONGRATULATIONS lime, 9Jc9sl
barrel; Tennessee, $500; Louisville cement 81 20
l 70 barrel; Rosedale cement. q 80 a barrel;
Portland, s.; plaster of Paris 81 So
NAILS-E3 65 per key.
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COTTON-SEED,
Corroy. SEED MEAl-Prinle.1 .l7 50

COTrON SEED MEAG-Prinls, SI7 50919 so
per ton per carload lots
COITON-sEED OUS-Crude, 40 a42C per gallon,
on round lots of 100 to 500 brs, Cooking Oil, job
lots 45c; double refined cooking, 47c. summer
yellow refined oil, 47c in carload lots summer
white, 47c. Winter yellow, SIC; winter white, 55c,
according to quantity.
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FRACTIONS, ~ FIFTHs IN PROPORTION.


1867 Przes amounting $685. SEQ
Application for rates to clubs snogld be made
only TO the office of'the Company in New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly giving
f1Il address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter or Money Order. addressed only
n. a. DAURHIN, New Orleans, z.s.- or
n. a. DAUPHIN, 607 seventh street,
Warrington. ID. e., or Ne. west Court
street, q etnphts, Tenn.
E.B.-En the Extraordinary SeG1f.An.
uGaE Drawing of next june, the Capital
Prize WiIs be $3.50 ,00G.
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ritv Of FickSburg-3 bales cotton.
Hard Cash Drought out Of White uyerl-20s
bales cotton, % SKIS seed and % pkgs snndTies.
Golden RuIe-21 brls whisky, II bxs bacon, II
collins s. pigs sheet iron, 300 boxes bale cotton
and % UkgS merchandise.
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TIEGEs-Middling. 914c; good middling, SIC.
5TAINs-GnOd ordinary, SIC; low middilng, 612ci
q fIrtFF
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CHANCERY SALE
R Il A L IL q IT A Il IL.

Nos. 445l, R-Chancery Court of Shelby county
VIM. Robertson, Ex' TT, etc, of George Robert
son, deceased, VS.. A. r. McWilliAms ct al.
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 2lst day oil
December, 1882, i will sell at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, May o, ISS3,,
within legal hours, the following described prop
county, Tenn, to wit: Part OF country lot 492 OF
B. A. shaws subdivision. as per plan OF same
made 5y wm Srsae IN lyoso sfge and In 4. B.
Shaw's east line; thence with said line south 123
feet to q stake in Rice and Ramsey's line; thence
with Rice and Ramsey's line west l60 feet to the
center of Little Bette bayou; thence down the
center OF said bayou with its meanderings TO the
south side of Gsvoso street; thence east with the
south side OF Gsyoso street los feet to the begin
Terms of Sale-Cash. This April 3, 1881
Z. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Mo,gan Il Mcfarland, Solicitors.
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAM gas LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
Fdars Point. CoAHeNAt Miller, pm.
White River-....-HAKD CASE, Postal pm.
Osceola ......-...... DEAN ADAMS, Foster, pm.
s.. Louis. ...... CrTr BATos ROUGE eixby, Q an
THURSDAY.
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Prices rs previously quoted snd business
quiet.
BRANDIEs-Cognae, ssg1O; pesoh, 50GS so;
apple SPAS so.
Observation-Disclosures .e0ctLSl 50: straight, 81 80
"a. according to sge.
WIN Fss-ImpofIed port, 81 5osi; sherry, 81 $50
a. chsmpagne-AmeTioan extra dry, Sos; Piper
Heidsick, s24S26; Mumm's extra dry, S2592o;
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THE LAW AND EOTARIAL OFFICE OF TREE
- EVANT q CARY has been removed 70 No .
GeAtsou street. dooIs west Of their fornsr e9so