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Receiyer's Sale.

No. 556s r. D.-Chaneery Court of Shelby coun-
Y, Temp A. v iEss ct al. vs.. the Mutually
DURsUANT TO an order Of sale in this cause on
Tuesday, June so, 1855. between 10
Q elook 4 N. and o'clock pm, / will sell in
Font Of the courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, the
tire leasehold interest Of the parties to this suit
in the premises on the southwest corner Of Auc-
ton and Front streets, which passed by the lease
from the Mflburn Cir and Machine Company to
the defendant, II. A. Mutually, subject 10 tho
terms and conditions Of the said lease and Of tho
lease from Amos Woodruff, as trustee, under
which the said Milburn Gin and Machine Com
pany holds the said premises. And also all tho
engines, boilers. machinery and other property
used in about OF belonging TO the said ~ Tally
Crushing and Refining Company, and ipf ling
sll that may be embraced in the invenV > OF ].
NJ. Fowlkes, the receiver, on fle withe.le Clerk
and Master, except such products of tho mill as
have already been sold or otherwise disposed OF
By the said receiver under the former orders Of
the Court. And all the bagxing, tics, sacks
othco furniture all fixtures, safes, tools, lamps,
pipe httings and Q her property OF the said Null
description whether embraced in the said in
ventory OF not, and wheresoever or in whosOev-
er's cuatody or control the same may be. But it
Is nat intended that any debts owing 10 the said
Company, OF any chooses in action belonging 70 il.
shall be sold or disposed of.
All the property herein described TO be sold
viii be sold S whole, except one battery Of five
crushing rolls and four linters, and ono stand Of
presses, including pumps, stop and hydraulic
pipes. aag-6iler ar d two heaters, being the same
last furnished by the Milhurn Gin and Machine
Company to the Mutually Crushing and Refining
Company. The articles so excepted will each be
Terms Of sale-Ono-third cash; halspee in
equal inssallmepts Of six and tw Give months;
CLERK and Master Of said court, viii interest
rom date, with securiiy 10 be approved BY the
receiver; Al. FOWLK IS, Receive
WIN W N. M kSndelph, Taylor & Garcia Este
~.
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GROCERIES.

COFFEE - Common, S1@9e; ordinary,
99l03c; prime Rio. l1@1lto; choice,
I2(9133c; old government, 20(92Sc.
SUeAR-Purs white, re; of white 81
97c; yellow clarified, CSC; open kettle,
6@6}c; refined A, Tie; gfanulated, 72e;
powdered, Sc; cut loaf, Sc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair
30937c; prime TO choice. 4S953c; syrup,
25@30e; centrifugal, fancy, 45c; common
to fair, 2S(953c; prime to fair, S5C940c,
CANDIE5-Sticks, all sizes, IN boxes, pals
and barrels, SIC.
BAGaINe AND IIEs-BEgging, jute, 92t9
HE; fax, 10(9lO5c, according to weight.
Ties, 81 S091 40.
SoAP-34G964C per pound.
OASDLEs-Fuli weight, 123c.
ToBACCo-Common, 1l-iuch, 28(a@35c d;
other grades and styles, 35(190c. Snuff
Garrett, Sl1 per case; Ralph's, SO % per
case; railroad, 50 25@10.
SALT-Per carload, 81 so per barrel
| 81 40 il sacks; pockets, bieachsd, 2sG17c
coarse, 81 10; carloads from leyee or de-
pot, 5C910c cheaper.
OANNED GOODS, EFc.-Pnces per dozen :
| Pineapples. 81 50Z9l SO; peaches, BIB,
standard, 81 50; seconds, 81 20: tomatoes,
2-lb standard. 81 BIB, 81 25(9I 80; straw
berries, 81 25(9l 50; raspberries, 81 $50
l IS; bisckberries, 81 1901 rs; green
Cages, 81 2591 90; pears, No. ., 8 90;
plums, 81 so; asparagus. $4(94 so; green
corn, SIt9l 30; green peas, ID 70; cove
oysters, full weight, Lib, 81 Is; cove oya-
tiers, full weight. 2-lb, 81 80; cove oysters,
light weight, Lib, 65cj cove oysters, light
weight, Glib, 81 20; condensed milk
Crown, So 10000; Eagle, IS Is; Swiss,
s6@6 25.
SANTOS, June 5.-CoGee-Rsceipts o.
the week, $4,000 bags. Shipments tc
Europe, 10000 bags. Sales, 1900 bags
Stock, 200 90 bags.
Rio DE JASKIRo, June 25.-Cofee-Re'
ceipts Of the week, 5000 bags. Ship
ments to the United States, 50, COO bags
Europe, 600 bags. Sales, $1,000 bags
Stock, 10000 bags.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24-Cofee-RiC
caTgoes, and ordinary to prime, 7@9lc
Sugar easier; choice yellow and white
64G97c; seconds, 596 1-16c. Molssses-
common to good common, 17@922e; fai
to good fair, 23925c; prime 10 strict!
prime, nominally, 26933c-
New YORK, June -Coffee-option
quiet; sales, ~, $50 bags July, 67oc; Au
gust, 6.s0G6 s5c; September, 5000; Nc
vemher, 705e; December, 7.10c; March
Z SOC. Sugar quiet; refined weaker; sc,
5s95sc; extra SC" 52@5sc; white extr
80" 5s65 1916; yellow, 4415c; off "a
5EG6c; mould "a, J" 6s@J6 1l-16c; siandar'
a, 6f96sc; confectioners' "a, ;" 6sc; cut
Loaf and crushed, 75@73e; powdered, "a
Tic; granulated, 6 lI-16664c; cubes, "a
zee. Molasses dull,
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AIVe-sTOCR n Z ET.


The Union Stock Y ards and Fertilizer
Company reported the following condition
of the livestock market, Saturday, June
Goth:
CATTLE-Choice corn-Eed steers, SEQ to
1000 pounds, 81 S5@5; good to medium
corn-fed butchers steers, S4(44 80 smooth,
fat COWS and heifers, Sf(14 IS; good TO
choica CRASHED steers, So 2563 70 coed to
medium haif-iatted grass cattle, $S@3 25 /;
common, grazing cattle. mixed lots, sos /;
soallawag cattle 81 1902; yearlings, S5@7
per head.
SHEEP- Good to extra heavy mutton
I9@22c.
LAMBs-Good 10 extra fat, 60 to 20
pounds, 51G6c light and mixed lots, 81 90
az so per head.
Hoes-1OO to lbs pounds, 494fc.
KANSAS CITY, June 25.-The Live Stock In.
dictator reports: Cattie-reeeipts, 799 head;
shipments, 9S5 head; shipping grades
weak and 59l0c lower; good butchers
steady; exporters, So 1905 40; good to
choice shipping, 81 95(G5 10; common to
medium, "A 20; COWS, - 1908 70. Hogs
receipts, 1870 head; shipments, TO-
1926 head light, strong, heavy and &c low
er; mixed steady; assorted light, SO 700
8 20; heavy and mixed, 50 6093 Go.
CiAGOp-ittctptS3 pJ- Act4J no Bill '
quiet; fair to good muttons, 81 COOS 10 /;
common to medium. 81 1902 80.
Sr. LOUIS, June 5.-Cattle-rsceipts,
800 head; shipments, HOO head; steady
and firm Tor best grades; good light to
choice heavy shipping steers, S5G6; good
butchers steers, 81 50@5; mixed butchers
stock, 50 25C64 %; ,stockers aud feeders,
! s. SCOT IS; grass Texans, S3G93 So; corn
! fed Texans, So 75a4 so. Hogs-reeeipts,
300 head; shipments, $500 head; sctive
Workers, 81 1904 Is; packers, SO 1904 ;
butchers, 81 05G4 20. Sheep receipts,
] 400 head; shipments, 500; steady, with
6 fair demand; good to choice muttors,
50 25@4; common, 8 25@3; Texas,
81 1908 25.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The Drouers' Journal
reports: Csttle-recaipts, rs o head ship
nents, $500 head; trading brisk and mar
ket firra shipping steers, $596 10; stock
ers and feeders, S3@4 65; cows, bulls and
mixed, 81 2094 90; through Texas cattle,
firm, 81 1904 %. Hogs-receipts, 10000
head; shipments, 1000 head; market
opened sc lower. but closed firm; rough
and mixed, g 1904 ; packing andIship.
| ping, 81 1904 20; light weights, So 916
4 80; s1;ps, S393 60. Sheep-receipts
5000 head; shipments, none; market slow
! and a shade lower; natives, 81 SOFA 20
I Western, SSa3 50; Texans, g S0@4 70;
| lambs, per head, Sl@3.
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The following are the wholesale prices
OF lumber in this market:
PoPLAR-1 in, list and Sd clear, S189
81; IL and in, LIST and % clear, S2xta24 /;
common board, S10(9l2 so; siding strips,
Ike, face measure, LIST and I'd clear, $22 !;
ceiling, ks in, LIST and I'd, $50; dressed, j,
IL and in, let and I'd, S2S@30; COM
mon dressed, in, Sl4@15.
TIsIBEg-Poplar. $500; cypress, S5(G9;
cottonwood, s2@5; gum, 1903 50; oak, So
@8; ash, $6(D8; black walnut, $20C950.
YKLLow PlNE-I, u and 2 in, LIST and
I'd, $1,000; dressed, $50; flooring, 3 and 8
in, $25; flooring, and in, S27 50;
I'd flooring, 500 90; heart step lumber. S35
@40; 4 ceiling, $25i ceiling, so so; J
ceiling, $40.
CYPREss-l, II and 2 in, 1st and I'd
clear, S23@25; common, SIS; fencing,
ks, left, Sic.
OAK-1 to 4 In, LIST and I'd, $20922
common, l and in, Ss9i2.
RED GuM--2ds, 9l8@l9; common SSG9l0.
CoTToEwooD-1 to 3 in. mill run, culla
out, Sl0@l1.
LATH-Poplsr, 81; cypress, 81 so.
BLACK WtLEUF-lst and I'd. /, is ana
in, S65@75; common, $S5 5000; culls,Sls
@25.
SHINaLEs--No. l, sawed or SHAVED, "a 20
sawed or shaved ssps, SO.
AsH-1et and % clear, 1 to in, 5000
%: common. $lllAfS so.
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Above -------
STATIONS. low water. Rise. Fall.


EVANSVILLE, June 25.-Night-River 7
feet inches, and stationary,
CINCINNATI. June 25-Night River 9 feet,
and rising steadily. Weather clear end pleas
ant.
PlTrsBURG, June Noon-Rig yer 8 feet
5inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and threat
ening.
WHEELING, June -Noon-River feet
inches, and falling slowly. Weather cloudy and
warm.
C1No1NxAr1, June 25-Noon-River 10
feet and rising slowly. Weather cloudy; Their
mOmeter 77'.
NEW oEtEAEs, June 25.-Departsd;
Golden Crown, Cincinnati. City of Natchez is
loading to leave tomorrow for ST. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, une 25.-Noon-River
feet inches, AZ stationary. The Ohio passed
up at an. Weather warm and threateRingi
winds from the southeast.
New ORLEANS. June %. - Cleared !:
Steamships S. 0teri, Utilla; Laurestin, Liverpool.
Arrived; Steamships Alice, Liverpool; Lucy P.
Miller, Port LimOn.
LOUISVILLE. June 5-Nisht-River STA
tionaTy, with feet inches, in the canal, and
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, June 5.-Night-River SO teet 4
inches, and falling. Arrived: Henry. A, Tyler,
Ohio river. Departed: Coal City, Ohio river
| Alice. Brown, Ohio river; Tyler, St. Louis.
| Weather cloudy and warm,
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Noon-River
falling, with feet inches IN the canal and
| feet on the falls. Business dull. Weather warm
and cloudy. Arrived: Buckeye State, Cincin-
natl. Departed: Buckeye State, Memphis.
CAIRo, June 5.-Noon--Arrived: Thos.
| Sherlock, New Orleans, PM; Wyoming, Ohio
| river, pm; City of Providence. st. Louis, lg
pm. Belle Memphis, Vicksburg. l an. Coal
an; Joseph Walton, st. Louis, 6 am. De-
/ parted: Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati, Z p. IN.
| City of Providence, Vickshurg, II pm.
| Wyoming, New Orleans, midnight; Belle Mem
/ phis, st. Louis, am; River 80 feet inches,
i and stationary. w Gather cloudy and warn.
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GENERAL TRADE.
CALL BOARD DEALINGS.

The following is 2 record of bids, offer
ings and transactions during yesterday
session of the Call Board:
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nEETs T.ARK - OAKLAND.
On the Crest Of the AlIeEhanies, within the Fa-
nous GLADE Section Directly on thu Line

On the Crest Of the AlleEhauies, within the Ea-
nous Glade Section, Directly on ths Line
Of the b. and o.
10 Stage Rides OF Bus Transfcrs- All Limited
Fxprsss Trains STOP. With the new and uuT5r-
sIleItd fast schedule on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad these lovely twin resorts are beyond al
comparison the most adyant2geously lOcs ted
both as to train service AID surroundings Of any
Fac Of the Rockies Leave Cincinnati after
Jrprsrs arrirs Deer Park for early breakfast Re
turning Trains are equally favorable. Leave Deer
Park after supper; arrive az cincinnati l2F
breal fast. There is also a Day Express each
way, making Double Daily Trains eacn way.
b. and o. Limited for w ashington and b ltl-
more via Deer Park and Oakland. leave Cncin-
nati T=10 pm, arriving " ashiuEton 10 ,. m,i
Baltimore 2:15 pm. ,. and U. Limited for Cin-
cinnati, St. Louis and South, via Deer PARK and
Cincinnati at 80 AM II. LOUIS e.7J y. NJ
MAGNIFICENT Trains Through W it4oat Ghange,
6IeeuinE, FarIer, Family and Day Coaches
6ensO1 opens June I'd. no Ehesl no
Mosquitoes No Hay EsFeri No Malarial
Deer Park and Oakland, the one being but ak
charming drives connecting them. VIII be under
the management Of Mr. W. J. w ALhEk; who 70
his two seasons management o. DeeS fark' made
ranny enthusiastic friends Of the glorious resort
amodg Sout4ern people. j. and D. Telegraph
Offices in both hotels: also tine Livery and hrst-
class Laundry. All con, mum cations should oe
addressed to ". Wa ker. ca en- City Hotel
Cumbsrland. Nd, mp TO June 18th. after thai
date, either Deer Park or Oakland Nd.
RATFS-so0. SO and 81 per month. ACCORDING
to locations. The 3. and Q. Company has spared
no ezpeuae in rendering Deer PARK and Oakland
tho leading Mountain Resorts OF the East, anl
for the season Of 50 tho attractions viii be Of :
Character not hith ert0 equ2llel, ana the cuisint
OF both houses not eXcellsd. The Finest Flact
for Children in the Land.
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GENERAL NEWS.
BUSINESS quiet.
PROSPECTS, good for rain.

BUSINESS quiet.
PROSPECTS good for rain.
MAJ. john D. ADAMS is in the city,
THE City of Cairo passed up on time last
evening for st. Louis.
THE river here is on a stand, with %
feet inches on the gauge.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, ) bales OF
cotton and eSl sacks of seed.
THE Kate Adams arrived and departed
on time yesterday with fair trip.
THREATENING storms moved ali round
this locality yesterday, but steered clear of
Memphis up to nightfsll.
THE James W. Gaff departed last even
ing for Cincinnati with 400 bales Of cotton,
good lot Of sundries, and fair List
of people.
New ORLEANS Picdplae, Wednesday
"The local inspectors have suspended the
license of John McJenkins, engineer oil
the Harry Shannon, for SIX months for
drunkenness while on duty"
NEW 0RLEAEs Times Democrat, Wednes.
! day: 1.-THE New Orleans Cotton Seed AS
ISOLATION will be dissolved on the Let OF
July. The Union and the Maginnis oil
mills have formed 8 new association. The
other mills, four in number, have not YET
| determined as to the future The mill al
CarTollton will not be affected by the dis.
solution, as it was not in the association
Steamboatmen, stesmshipmen and tbs
cotton planter will watch the development
Of this new order of things with close in
terest, for the results may concern them
| greatly"
THE Scientific american, New York: ''Iu
order to facilitate the navigation OF the
treacherous water of the Nile, Messrs
Yarrow hsvedesigned q permanent sound
| ing apparatus, which will notify the sho2l
| ing OF the water some distance ahead
| This is described a. consisting of poles
about 80 feet long, at the end of which
are suspended ? vertical iron rods. The
| bottom extremitie5 of these come about
l foot below the level OF the boat itself
One pole projects direct head from tht
| port side, and the other from the starboarc
side. Attached TO each of these > yer
teal iron rods is wire rope, which passei
| inboard, and is connected with the whistle
on the boiler; and the gear is so arranged
that Immediately this indicstor touches [
| rock. or ssBdbank it Instantly causes thu
steam whistle to blow. This plan in tht
first Instance draws the plots attention t.
the fact, and also points cut to him OF
| which side OF the steamer the saDdbanl
or rock exists, 50 that it gives him warning
IN which direction to steer"
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EEw YoRK DBY G00Os mAaKEr.

New YORK, June 24.-The market is
without any demand, except as influenced
by reduced prices for bleached cottoDs and
close stocks. Agents are selling New York
mills at value only. The price Of Dwight
anchor 30.inch bleaehed advanced to S3c.
To close the stock on hand agents have re-
duced Fidelity 36-inoh bleaebed to tie
Rose5uds to 7c, Hero 36-ineh TO SIC. and
Chapman y 36-inch bleached to 54e; ex-
ira 64x64 print cloths sold to-day at Sc
| The exports Of domestic cotton goods
mostly sheeting and drills, include a
special shipment to Shanghai and Yoke
hama Of 1850 bales.
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*, IL. PseiSooi5s OF 1895. 127]4.
c. P. 6rsis. I4sz. r P. land grants. $50.
Erie seconds, 50a, I. P, Rio q. div, 81.
Lehigh 4 Wlkes, 971Z. U. p. frsts, 1863.
Louisiana CoEsols, 70. U. P. land grants, 1861.
Missouri t., Ief5S. u. ?. sink. fund, 1901.
SIP < &. C.drsts, 10. Va. CON, exon. c.. 521S
Tenn Is, OLD 4Iz9. Va. eonsolss did, %.
Tenn. a. new 4i1a-
srooxs.
ADAM Express, lgs. Morris & E. ord, I2251
Allegheny Central -. Nashville C.-9s
Alton & Terre r., 18. NJ Central, 4O1z.
* q. H., pld, 50. Norfolk x W. pfd, 10
klos. icaa Express, 81. Northern Pacific, 1914
b., c. T.. 4 n, 80. Northern P. pfd, 39ta.
CauHda Pacific, 4O3z. Chicago X N. W, g3is.
Canada southern, s15S. c. 4 n. ". prefd. Us
Central Pasihe, 305a. New YORK Cen.s S554-
Chesapeake and u, "a. Ohio Central, =.
G 4 o. list pfd, s.. Ohio 4 Mlssissippi, l5s4
Q Z o ID pfd, f,a. Ohio z N pfd, %.
Chicago < Alton, 1876. Ontario * West, Z.
Q. & a. pfd, 80; Oregon Navigation, p.
O., B. 4 O., 1861. Oregon Trans, 1874
O., So. L. 3 n. o., -. Oregon Imp, %.
c., St. L. 4 P. G.. Pacific Mail, 81.
C., S. 3 C., 80. P.,D. ( E.,gf
G. x c.. 325z. Pittsburg, AL
Del. q Hud., 7sZ. Pullman Pal. Car I'D.
Del, i. X W, lul24. keaqinE' ID.
Den. 4 Rio g., ~. hoek lslsnd, ny.
Erie 'pfd, %. s.. l. s. F., pfd, 81;
East Tenn, 20. st. Z. X ST, LIST pfd, sl54
Fqst Tenn. pid, "a. c., NJ. 4 81. P, rs.
Hannibal x st. 10, =. ST. P, d. NJ. s959-
Il. < st. 10 pfdI-. ST. y. omaha, ia
Harlem, l94. 81. Z. . % pfd, l554.
HoustoU q T25 Texas Pacific, Il5k.
TIiinois Central. 126, Union Pacific, $50.
Ind ii 4 W. - u. S. Express, 5l%.
Kansas 4 T., ia W. st. u. P.t $
Lake r. 4 ". 2. Va 81 L: r ,pfd, z,
Lake Shore, t6H. MellsG Fargo kx-fll4.
Lou & Nash So W. U. Tel. 623z
Lou q n A.. 70. Colorado Coal. II
! II. 4 o.. LIST pfd, -. Homestake, ~
/ N. 4 c. ID ptd, Iron 5iiger; No.
I Ven. 8 Char 81 ONTARIO, Z4ta
] MiCaircu Ce1trai, 52E, Quicksilver "a
] Mir u ST. L. l3 Quicksilver, pfd, p
! NJ. 4 ST. L. pld, 23k. South Pacihcs -
I Missouri Pacific, 49, Sutroi II.
/ Mobile 4 O.,S
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Sight ex
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C0rrOS-ssEO.

CorroN-SEED Ous in carload lots,
prime cruds Q. SOL, 29(930c; off crude, 25Ia
Csc; prime summer yellow, 36@3Se; of
summer yellow, S5@36c; Miners, 500
sec; choice cooking summer yellow, $50
38c.
Less than carload lots: Cchoiec cooking
summer yellow, 40@.42e; choice winter
yellow, 4S950c.
CoTTos-6EED MEAL-Prime. f. 0. D.
| $40 3 per ton.
CorroS-SEEp - Cotton-seed. railroad
sacked, Sl2 per ton, delivered; igon seed
| delivered, So per ton; river Sc on bank
| $40 per ton. Rates establishe. by Mem.
| phis Cotton-Seed Clearinghouse.
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Non.Reside,,t Notice.

No. sos, R DIN the ChaRcery Court 0 Shelby
County, Tenn.-Jas. =. 6oodloe, executor, ETC. ,
VS.. A. l.. Kraichgauer ct al.
1t srpSaring from bill which is sworn 10 in this
cause that the defendant, A. L. kTeichgauer, Is
resident OF the State Of CHE, and non-residen
~ the State of IenBeszes; and it further appear
ing that said defednant is justly indebted to
complainant in the sum of S42S IS, due by ac-
count, and attachment having been issued and
returned, levied upon the property Of defendant
in the hands of the Clerk and Master of this
Court, being his interest in certain fund arising
from tho sale of land in the case of Campbell vs.
Kenneday, No. 5252, +. D.;
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance hereins at the courthouse of Shelby
county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
MONDAY in j -ly, 1885, and plead, answer or de-
muir fsseomplainant bill, or the same will be
taken ior confessed as 70 him and set for hearing
ss.xpsrte; and that copy of this order hs pub
the Memphis Appeal. This 2efh day OF Ma w
1885. A copy-Attesti nay
s, !; MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
II. y. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
U. W. Miller, Sol $500 '.s-aat rea-
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aoUsE.nuILnINa aEArERrALs.

FRAMINe-LUNBER-Y ard pr ces-Rougn
$15 per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, SIS shingles, 1904 so; lsthing-
poplar, S Is; cypress, 50 per 1GG) lsths
Extra prices for extra lengths above q
feet.
LINE AND CEMENT-Pure Alabama lin
75@S5c in bulk delivered; 9O@95c pei
barrel Ia store; Louisville cement, 81 500
70 per barrel; Rosedale cement, 81 25G
2 so per barrel; Portland, $iG,4 so; Ro
man, S.; plaster OF Paris, g 80; Hair, 81
per pound; 40e per bushel.
NAus-S2 So rer kec
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The Only Positive Cure.

This great remedy, now so widely kuewn and
extensively used, stands without an equal, and
its sterling merits so well established to need
praise TO those who have used il or know Of
its remarkable cures. Thousands of sufferers W ho
found relief from any other source are will
remarkable curative power Of this Medicine.
Many certificates Of its hne effects and express
siOns Of gratitude for benefit received reach us
from all sections. tt is not claimed that this
Balsam will cure consumption in its last stages,
but that it will effectu8lly check this terrible
disease in its incipiency and palliate sufferings
all through its stages, there can be doubt; and
for all forms Of Coughs, arising from colds AZ q
oron ehill affections, threat trouble, il is withc
a parallel. A positive and rapid cure for 0rouI,
which so often resists all medical treatment. The
medicine is pleasant, and does not sicken the
hnx
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DIR. q. y. DUNCAN's
Liver and Kidney Medicine

Of all tie remedies now hefeTe she public for
the treatment of the VARIOUS forms of Liver and
Kidney disease, ana the affections that arise
from the unhealthy condition of these organs,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-26

Circuit Court of Shelby County, Tennessee
Kansas City, Springfield and Mem phis Railroad
Co. vs.. Francis W bite.
It appearing from the petition, fled in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the ,te.endant
Francis w hite, is a nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. That he make hi:
appearance herein. at the courthouse il the Tax
ing-DiStfict of Shelby county, Tenn, on or be-
fore the third Monday in September next, 1885
ars plead, answer or demur to plaintiff g pc
tition or the same viii be taken for confessed a.
copy of this order be published onco a week fol
four successive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
A copy-Attest: JOS. JUL, Clerk.
By Geo J Campbell. Deputy Clerk.
Newman Erh, Attorney for Plaintiff. tn