Qmnmammmamrm s !!!! iiami m inn , ijlil. .aaassaBjBsaaa.atL.THE MK VtPmii P . , U . y -- V'K, L, SATTTR ' s V. : ; 5RTTAEY Q8. 1SSO. "

KAlLt.OVD TiaE-TAiiLi- :.

f.eelvUIe ana AiaNnvllle al threatL4.V. A.UK1

Express, dally.... It :20 P.m. ft m,Mall, dally. 6 4l) a.10. 4:20 p.m.Br iwns.iil vocom.nodi'.t'n

dally (exoepl Sundays)... 4:20 p.m. O.TT1

On Sndinihy, Kxoress run only to M'Kenile.oonneoiin lor Mtsnvuie.

'iloiwinpl ana TtiwmM.L.KAVK. aXKIT.

Now Orleans Mall, dally... 2:45 p.m.l 10:45 S--m.

Sunlit Awomnm t o, diti yteti-ep- t rVuidnrs) 4:43 Pm. 9:00 a,m.

V -- .... T, I . . ., . . dim.day. eVt.ted . . . . 6:43 a.m.1 6:00 p.m,

.emn-.- K rmrlwloii.I LH4VB.

m:uv time) I i.Mall A ttwi Train, dully 11116 p.m. 1 IK) p.m.Bom l.'IMc AOCO'n:" !uui: 4 40 p.m. 8 00 a m

Mcnsphl. and A.tttlc Kwt.' LEaVS. aUBlta.

Mill train, is;. y 6:10 p.m. 115 p.m.VMljtit,d.ii.9. f.; fJu.j.). e?:i)n a.m. r:05 Ma.

Parlm-u- h una U e an p h I w.

l.kaVK. ABB1VS.

M lit .'t :'3i.r!' f '.rin,i!aU 1 :fH) p.m. 0:110 a.m.in .... i tin- i r n WHO a m. K:M0 pro

FINANCIAL.TheM wan not lima of moment ' be learned

among the banks on Madison street outside routinematters; In Met. tilings generally were aeneieni inanimation. Excba ge came In sufuolenlly to meetall wants, and tnere was l lie usual quietude In luedemand for money, except when wanbd for verybrief periods; tne rate was tbe ordinary H per cent.Charleston was much discussed, and Itie desire toget bolu of It was as earnest as ever v beard oftwo oases in wn en in was cnereo, out oouiu nvlearn wbeiber sales were consummated at tbatamount Tbat any lower i.ffer than tuat would meetwith attention appealed to be out of the question.The Hen York ttuUelin, of Tuesday, re-

pot ts : " N w Yntk exchange waa quotedliHiir as follows at Hie puces nameuHiiuinah-h- ui I rii. 8 ItkU premiumCharleston stead: parr?!. Unit- - Ns Orleans

mmniewlal. 'A.', discount: batik. 1 preuilum. UU Louis, 75 discount. Chicago, 8udiscount. Boston, 40 discount. Exchangeat our banns qo.ied at 14 discount 0.1New York and otber prominent eastern points;wltn three days' grate. m aiacoum; sellingatpar. On New Orleans, 14 discount; selling it par.Brielliy county scrl :i Is quoted at 8Hr7iH) buying, andH:iiit'5 selling. Tbe last sale of Memphis gas stockaia Mt 77L: the I nit sale of MerubUls comnromisebonds was at U7ti Little Rock first mortgHge bonds

last sale at HUU: highest sale of Charleston rail-road stock at 1 be New York Vhrott-irt- s

of yebruary 21st, quotes aa follows:Tennessee Mnw coupons. 10 bid. 25 asked; Memphis and Cuarlestun rallmad first moitgge is, 100bid; second miirutave is. w.i diu; aiisisippi amiTennessee flr- -t mortgage 8, A, 117 bid, secondmortgage ns, 11, v.t.

MEM I'll 13 BANK CLBABLNGS:tnrttrma. Balancm.

February 27, 1HH0.. t25rt,07il 77 S77.32U 80

Total this week !,4H5,tHt0 13 81)5,781 40Bame time last week.. 1,191.442 2 2I1.HH8 (i5Bame time week twlore 1 .iiOb.Httn 22 2;)H,4lJ HH

IBT TKLKGUAfH. I

tAH3. February 21). Bemes. 82 f. a5r.LONtKiN, Febniary ols, P7 15-lr- New

rs, lOfi-Vi- ; 4W-1- . I I0W; 4s. ItHiUi; Illinois Central.KM); Peiiiisyi.iina Central, f4; Hfle,47l; seconds.li Hi; Heading, do 14.

Miff ORLKAN3. Kobn-ar- y 27. Bight exchangen New York. l on Sl(NK) premium, sterlingxeb-um- bankers' bills. 404.NBW Y0HK, bruary 27. Money loaned down

from 6 to 4 per erut., oloslng easy at 4. Prime mer-cantile palter, htlhvi. bterilng exchvnge bankers'bills lienor. 4H44. New York sight exchanse.4H7I4. Uoverntneui bonds auomr. sbade firmer;higher for 4V. Unlkrd States ooupous of 1HX.lU.'ti;oew5s, 10 H( new 4Vis, 1ok."!b; new4s,10Kn;Paoiiio Hs of lKW;'i, 1V25V. btate bonds dull ananominal; Lonli-lin- 71 consols, 4H; Missouri. 1UH;Bt. Josepb, 103; Tennisseeds, old, 80 IS; Teuues-- e

r)s, uerr.Uil'j; vtralnta lis, old, 24; Virginias new. 25; Virultila eonsuls, 75: preterreo, 714.

Rtllroad bonds were strong and higher. Tbe stockmarket waa ttniim tbrougiiout almost tbe entire day.At Intervals a alluhl reactlou look p.ace, uuder s,

but at lue close quotations In somewere tne h'gheat of the Anf. Tbe advance

was 10 pur erut. In New Albauy and Chicago, and Ifato 4S ter cx.'it. In the remainder of tbe list, tbetrunk lines, grangers, K ii.sm and Texas, and thecoal slocks being Hie most conspicuous In Ibe Im-provement- Nasiivllle, Chattanooga and HL Louisdeclined from llrlVa to 1 lot's, and Loul-vll- le andNashville from to 141, out the former afterwardrose to 117Vl and do ed at Urt Boutbwesternstocks were sluing. It was rumored tbst Jay (Jouldand Kussell Bage were active luurcbaslng back theirrecent sales ana covering ouiatauoing auorts. Wabasil soli at 44; Hannibal aud rtt. Joseph, 41H:nreierred, 75h; Iron Mountain, K214: Kansas andTex, 4:114. Among tbe exceptions were tbe stock01 IheCntCHgo, Columbus and Indiana Central com-pany, wuich le!t to 21Vt on a rumor that the Penn-sylvania Ceutrnl would carry lbs long litigated cato tbe supreme court by vptieal; luuomes fell to44ta; first recti tils. Kill) liomtou and Texas Cen-tral fell to 7Ht. on a report tbattbe pool bad recently maiketed a largeblock of sto-K- . Nashville, Chattanooga and fcL

Louis advanced 7 ner cent from tbe lowest point oftue morning to 1 lot on tbe announcement tbatfresiuent lie bud withdrawn his resignation. TbeA'praM says tbe reduction of tue tmblle debt forJuly will probably reach $5,000 000. The Americanexcbaiige detiounoes jcsteidui's raid on Little id

says It wui a movement designed to forcedown tbe stock In onler to freeze out siu dl holders.Coal Is Inaotlveueniandaiid selling at 93 60 per ton;most companies mime to make large contractsahead, Tram,acl one awn-gule- 4'JiHHX) shares,fif which 250 wme At antic aud Faolllo Telegrapn,2200 Canada Bouibern. 5S0O ChlCdgo, Coiumousand Indiana Central, 11400 Chicago, et. Louis andNew Orleans, rHth) Lack.twanna, ;it)00 Delawareaud IIu isoo, Hei.LHK) Krle, 11,000 Hannibal and

t. Joseph, 1MH) Hnuilon and lexas, tltHM) IronMountain, llrt.OOO Kansas and Texas, 52,000 Lakefcbnre. 1200 Little Hitt.ibnrg. D2O0 Michigan

NoitliAeK rD,4L iKMlNasbvllle and Chatlanouga, l:).00o New Jeisey Central, 20,000 NewYork Ceulral, IOO hortliero Paeitlo, K400 Ohioand Mlssisslpnl, 5400 Onturlo and Western (clonedat 2rUt). 7il'H PaciiiJ Mall, 400 Beading, 1,000Bt Paul, 11200 St. Paul and Btoux City, 1000 BtPaul and Mlnueiiiiolta, 10.0 i0 Wabash aud Pacificand B21M) Western Union. Climlng quotailous:Bock Island, l.il ; PaQama. 1M2; Fort Wayne,lliltii; PittHbuig, 1101; Illinois Central, I1UI4;ChligO, Burtl iglon and Uulncy, 144ex.alv.;Chicago anu Al on, 1 Oil In; Chicago and Alton pre-ferred. 11M; Nesr Yorg Central. 18214 ollered;llarleiu. i0; l ke ehorn, 107; Can.m 00111 ti-

er 11. H51.ii; .vilctilaan Central, U2L: Erie, 45; Krlepreferreu, 71; Nuribwesteiu, y:iU; Nortuwesternpreferred, 10ttli Bt Paul, 81; Bb Paul pmerred.10J t: dt Paul an MlnnOHpolls, 5tWn; Bt PnuJand Bioux City, 4:)&t; Bt I aul and Bloux Citypreferred, 80; Lftkawarmasnd Western,VH Morns and Kssex, 1081s: Delaware andHudson, 7HU: New Jersey Ce tral, Ohiomul MlsslsiotJ, lirI4; unlo and Mississippiprelerred, 7Jl; Cliesaptake and Oblo. 21&t;Mobile and Ouio, 22; Cleveland and Columbus,8OI1; Cbloago, Columbus and Indiana Ceutral,211 ottered; liuiiluglou. Cedar Hapldl andNorthern, 101; Alton and Terra Haute, 12iili;Alum and Torre Haute preleriel, 104;Wabash, Bt Louis and Pacific. 444; Wabash, BtLouis and Padiic preferred, HUI4; Hannibal and BtJoe, 41 'H: Uaunlbal arid Bt. Joe preferred, 758;Iron MountiUn, tlli: Bt Louis and Ban Frau-elso-

44; Bt l.ouU aud ban tfranclneo prefened,MVt; Bt Louis aud Ban i rancisco, first prelerred,70; Chicago, bt Louis and New Orleans, 41O4;Kautas and Texas, 451; L'nlou Paoltlo stock, 01;Kansas pacific 80; Northern Pacific, BUVi:Northern pur' lis preferred, ritlVt; Louisville andNashville, i:ni; Houston and Texas, offered;Westsrn limon Telecrapb, 114; AUaotlcand Paolflc Telnaraph. 4HX4; paclllo Mall, 43&t;Little Pitisb'irK, 15; Heading, Adams hx--riress, 10MU; Weils i rargo, HUl,; smerlcaniCxpress, MI4: United Btates Kx press, 48; Quick-silver, 20ta vffsrad: yulcksllver pret'd, Bt; Lea.:-vlll- e,

.Hj; f nirHl Pacitle bonds, 112; Union Ha-etl-io

tlrsts, 1 1 il; Union Paclho land grants, llSti;I'nlon PaclOa singing funds, 1111; Letilgh audWlikesbarre. 115; St. Paul and Bioux City firsis,lot; Chlean, Columbus and Indiana Centraltlrala, no sulus: Chlumo, Cnlumbua and Indiana Cen-tral seconds, HI I4; Kne 100; Louisville,Nashville and clnitlano. gi. ; Louisville, New Al-

bany and Chicago, HU; Central Arlztma, 110 sales;ribon. no sales; hxwisior. U4; Home blase,

1)8; Ontario, 28; Btandard, 3jla--

COTTON.There was a he . look ablut thft tel-

egrams yesterday; less, "dull" and ear; but therewas nothing animated, and Liverpool sbugred apretty large receipt Prices, however, held stead Inall the principal markets. In our market the morn-ing opened with a belter demand, but In the after-noon a heavy and penisient rain set In and darkclouos niana ue .tuple scarcely distinguisha-ble from another. This restricted sales. Businesswas done al tu exlntlng rales, and quotations arerepeated The New York huUetin, ot Wednesday,retiorts: "Tbe cable stowed nothing really enoour.aging In character, but the prooabillty Is that themarket sernrmt strength mainly through localsources. A great many new short deals weia mauelist week, and there wa nlso considerable cottonquietly put oul, it Isthought, men-l- r to add weight tolue effort to fix lower rates for buying, aud y agreat many. It noi a m)owyof ibe previous seilero,have beoi.iie buyers. Including some of the 'longs'who threw ever their engagements his baacreated the deiunud and storied a new advance,wblcn pretty nearly recovered lb Immediately g

loss. We nsllce a oontinuatiuu of the oldfeeling of perplexity auiong a laigs proportion oftbe itada. Iit It Is the 'bears' al tue in iinenl vthoaraui out anxious to lliid out 'what It all means.' "

TesCnfuv. ly KbrsOrdinary rTI0h & 107(1

Hood orilltiaty --fflj'ig rf litL middling rtl'ilg r?l2iMlddllnx tT12l rM2tiiOjixI middling rTI2H tTlirsMiddling I.Ur . ifl.'lU tt lauiKalr. Nominal. Nominal.B tains 11112 11-8- 12-

Market easy. Bales, 2iKK bales. Including 1700to exiwrters, and DUO to spinners. Week's sales,10.4i 10 bales, including 0100 to exported, ttttbO U

spinners, and 050 to speculators.COTTON BTATBMKNT.

Btock, Septfmber 1, 187l 886heielved y J,.)ttilHecelvod prevleusiy 851,t:i5 85.1,401

Shipped to--d .. :,0Ht 85:1.787Bblpped pr u 17 .. 2.1J.U8 2:ld.2H7

Btock, running account 118,660IMPOBT3.

Tuui far this week 16.351Thus far lust week 14.175Since Bepteutber I ... 853.401

Memphis an.1 Charleston B-- B 4.S.1Mississippi and Teniieo-se- e H. B. 2i0lAMilsvllIa. Nashville and Ureal Southern B. B. Irl5Memphis and LlUle Ro.'k K. K 417Paduoah and MempUlg H. it.Bteamera Jj1;W agooa and other sources 200

Total..... a.StttJIXP0HT3.

Thus 'far this week, .... l.7rt.'fthus far laxt week. I5.rrt0blue Beptember 1 . 2!t5 237

Msmpbls and Charleston railroad 481Misstmiiiol aud Tenuessee K. K 1,470liuisvtlle, Nashville and Ureal Southern B.1K, 525bteamera north. 01.1

Total .......8.08k)

lr TKlKaH4fH 1

Ttia following are the latest telegrams of t do-

mestic marketa, aa reported yesterday to the cotton

ImI-- bt-l- l ofMarket Kec'it.

Galveston Dull. 1.015New Orleans Unlet II,:I50Mobile tjulet 2.025bsvannali ky. 1,848Cliartealon Dull. B2:lWilmngon.,.. Ouiet 55Norfolk Dull. l,2ltHaiti more ....... (Jllet. .......NewVorg biernly. 8tl.iBoston Dull H08PlJlla.lelul.ui .... Quiet 44NAugusta Quiet 170

i'rv--a

MiditUng.

! 12!121

124llr.H121,

13 1T1U l it13la

12kJTbe foliowiu are Hie New turn ims ,1 uotatlons

iw, rwiwunr; I'ruinifT, 11 good orxUuaryJ Jtio; low nildxlUng, 1 J ; middling. 13

good middling. 13 middling fair. 14 c

At 10JJ0. weak; 1 --20. dull; 2:16, steady; 8:10.steady. Stock, 84rt,714 bales.

Thi tone or the future ".""""fUa10-i- steady atn shade easier; 1 MO. steady;

ao'steadleVTsJI, quiet and firm. Salee, U8.000

bhi following shows the closing quotations offutures in the New York market yesterday:

jfOnfeb Yvtterday. Day J fort.JannT... '7.. 12.12WI2.1H 12.20r?l2H0.ebruaiT S12M1 12.H8tfl2.N4

March... r?12.Wl 12H312.H44yrU 13.14?i:i 15 i:i.lt(r?13.17May r?13:J7 13.30June c713.5s 13 5H13.K0July 13.H8ftl3.rill 13.ti'.ta 13.70 '

august 13 75r213.77 13.77S13.70Beptember..... 13.iiWfil3.31 14.2flS18.2DOjUitfer 12 4iffl245 li! 42314 45November 12.13S12 lrt 12.15912 1W

December .. 12 05dl2 00 12.10312.14The New Orlenns nisrKet closed quiet at rcfor middling. Sales, 41KM) bales; receipts, 8350

bales. Btock. 345,714 balesThe following shows the closing quotations of fu-

rores In Ibe New Orleans market :

MonthM. Xuttrday. Day tutfun

ft.. 9March 12.R03I2H0 12.ft0ar2.fl9AprlL 12.75312.80 12.73312 75May 12 85312.87 12 84312 8rtJune 13 02313 Of) 13.02313 07July 1300313.1a 13.11313.18August 13.103 13 14313 18September 12 63312 HO 12.523,...-- .October lll5311."8 1103311.97November. 11H03I1H4 11H0311.H4Decern ber. 1 1.5H31I 50 H 65311.00

The market closed quiet. Bales, 2300 bales.The Liverpool telegrams yesterday reported

Cotton dull: middling uplands, 7 5-- rid; Orleans,7 7-- 1 Hd. Sales. OOOO bales, of wblch 5200bales were American. Receipts, HH.000 bales, ofwblrb 3 1,000 were American. Ordinary, 8Vid; goodordinary, fld; low middling. 7 3 lHd.

Liverpool tulures opened dull; February, 7 9 82d;Felruary-Marc- 7ld; Maicb Aprll, 7Ud; Aprll-aa- y,

7 H2d; May June, 7 June July. 7September-OcUtoe- r, 74td. At 3:80, Manebes-te- r

yarns and fabric srere easier; October-- Novem-ber, 7 1 82d. at 4, February, 7 June-July- ,

7Kd; Augu-t-S- ei tember, 7 At 6:10,1 1 74d. Futures closed dull but

steady.The following Is tbe Liverpool weekly cotton state-

ment: Bales. 42.000 bales, 34.000 bales Of whichwere American; speculators took 2000 bales;

took 40O0 bales; forwarded from ship's sidedirect 19 spinners, 18 000 bales; actual exoort,8OO0 bales. Total receipts, 105.000 bales, nf which78.000 were American. Total stock. 575,000 bales-- 1182,000 American. Amount afloat, 304,000bales 252,000 American.

Tbe movements at tbe porta were reported as fol-lows:

Thin Laid This WeekWile. Week. lsu year.

Rec'tsslnee Friday 89,100 98.H44 90,10r)Kxp'tsto (i. Britain 43,522 57.375 7H.023Kxp'ta toContlneut 40,910 27.10' 21,504Stock - 987.209 1.000,57 802.724

Total receipts at all United Btates purls, 4,210,-H5- 9;

same date 1878, 8,81 1 429; same date 1K77,8,657.971. Increase of receipts at United Btatesports this year, 299.239. Total stock at all porta,93 517. against 797 342 same time tbe year e;

in 1877, e 13,294.Tbe following Is tbe Naw York weekly eomparat

tlve cotton statement:Net receipts at all United 8tates porta.... 142.000Same week last year Ill ,000Total receipts at all U. S. ports to date.. 4,210,n00dame date last year .3,800,000Exports from all V. B. ports for the week. 101.400Same week lant year 112.000Total exports from U. S. ports to date. .. 2.403.000Same date last year 2,440.000Block at all U. S. ports I 84,000Same time last year 797.000btock at all Interior towns. 179.000Bauie time last year 1 04 5 IX)Btock at LIveriiooL 51 1,0(10Same time last year 510,000Stock of American afloat for (it Britain.. 250.000Same time last year U3t),O0O

UKNEUAL TRADE.The weathpr vpsterdny morninir was warm

and cloudy, followed by rain. Business was veryquiet Corn went on but slowly at former prices.Oats were quiet and unchanged. Some bay changedbai.ds: round lots of oralne are offering at 89 50.Comment was quiet and unchanged, potatoes be-came scarcer aud were very firm. ggs were betterana more active, cnicxens are siigutiy lower.Quotattoru detoie are for round lots at the landing

and tne r ittroad dVpots, and nctude neither dray-oo-

ttorage. nor other ixvenxex outside of the barefreight ana cnarge up to tne tune of arrival, joo-bin- g

ami store , aUm are at higher ra tcs, as theydravage, storage and vroftt of the dealer.

TRED. Oom sales of 250 sacks of yellow at49pc 300 sacks at fiOj; 175 sacks ear-cor- n a' 50.';In store. 6He . Cki&i-s- ale of a car-lea- of mixedat 5f)c; In store, 50c Bran In store. 80c CornAran -l- ust sale at 89. Hay quotes atS21 for prima,

' 50) for tlmotbi: sales of 40 bales at 821. 1H0at? 12: tbree cur-loa- d of prairie at S10; In store,SI 1031 25s prairie, 70c

FLOUR AND lliiL- .- (our superfine, ?5; extra,S535 25; double extra, $5 5036 75; treble extra,So 7530 5ft: family. SH3H 50: choice. SO 7537:fancy. S737 50. Cornmeal, $2 45; dray loads.82 50.

VKOErABUEa. Potatoes I eacbblows. In slo e.SI 5531 HO; sale of 15 sacks or peacbblows at

1 100 delivered. Seed votatoes. In store -early russets, S2; late russets, Si 75; earlywestern, $2; New York peerless, $2 25; westernetrly rose, $2 25; New York early rose,82 75; early goodrlcb, S2; London Indies. $2;pinkeyes, S2 2o. tfoeet votatoes. Si 2o32 60.Onions, 84 503 5 a barrel lu store, heed onionstops, 84 bono a ounnei; bottoms, S030 60 abushel. rurniiM, 75o3Sl a barrel. While beans.S232 25. Vabljag Loulslaaa, $4 7635 25;fresh choice, S5 50.

NUTB.Jeat-Ke- d. 41350; Virginia, 737IA0terlb. Alinuud. 220 Der lb. Pecans. 10315c. according to size. Brazil Nuts, 120 per lb. Filberts,14c per id. nainuvt, irw per id. . uocoanuis, giy.

KKiua AND BUTT Kit Egq bttter. 12c perdozen. Butter medium, 21 32il choice, 25327c ereameiy, 85c

FBUITd AND BEBRISa Apple. S3 5034 50 abarrel: New York Baldwins. S4 75. Oranges, 5034 60; Valentlas, 810 a case. Lett 6ns, dlper box. awir --old, sj; uew, j3 per noz. t ts,loeperlb. IMiUs, 10c per lb. Dried Apples, 939WCper lb irtf jieavhes, UMl310e per lb.

1.1 n r, iiu r.ji r.. i . ijtttie, 31 tu a Darrei.Louisville eetnent. SI 75 a bt rrel: Bosedale cementS2 25 a barrel.

ruutiixi.-umcsxns.- xA lorraau. miciot, zo.6w, 4 2525 per dozen. Turkeys. 10315 perdozen.

eojiSli MKAT. ETC. 2lAfB8Pjc; hindquarters. 430c Afulton, by tbe carcass,net ik--

, nogs, naive rigsr ten kegs, i; nati-barrel- s,

S4 25; barrels, 8 J 7o38.HOU PROOUCK Pork clear sides, loose, 73

7Uo; clear rib, loose, fVU3H.85c; shoulders, loose.4ts34&ttc tioartirod hams packed, 9Pgc Messptyrk, i3 25318 60. Bacon clear side, packed,7ic: clear rib, 7to; shoulders, 6VSC lard tierce,7tt)38c; palls, ijc

UBOCEB1K& Wffee, 14M)315o for ordinary, 16cfor lair, 17317Mio for good lair, 18V319V90 forchoice. Tea Imperial, 55385c Alos Louisiana,,440; carouna, nwixwc tsau per oray toad, iromstore, SI 95 per barrel; coarse, per sack, SI 4031 60; Una, SI 75-- Hugars Louisiana open kettle,7438ao; yellow clailUed. 9iA.30jo: white olarttled,9Vs394tc; cut loaf. 1 lUrMityc; granulated, 1 13lmc; powdered, 1131114c Molasses Louisianasugaj house scarce; 52355c tor unfermenllngchoice; rebolled choice, 483500; prime, 44340c;fair, 40c

MISCELLANEOUS Hominv.- - S3 f5 a barrel.Buckwheat flour, til 50 a barrel. Peach butter, 1 2eper pound. Vider western, S7 : Shaker, $838 50 abarrel. Macaroni Imported, 84 a box; American,1 Oo per pound. Garlic Spanish, 75c3Sl a string.Kraut, $537 a barrel.

BAUU1NU AND TLE3. Bagging flax. OaiOc;Jute. 2 lbs., 1131113; mixed, 1010. Ties, $2 6032 75 per bundle. Twine, 12c per lb.

H1DKS. XTC Oak sole. 88341c;bemlock. 283320 per lb: harness, 80340c; skirt-ing, 88340c; French calf, S4O300 per dozen: do-mestic calf, S30345 per dozen. Hkleslirj flint,I80: dry salt 15c: green, H37o; green salt, 738eKVejMAina, 50cal 5U Tallow, 6Vx30c Beeswax,20c

CATTLK MARKET. --J. LaCroIx. of Secondslrvet Chelsea, reports: Sales for Ibe past weekbave been lively. Unod to choice cattle and bogsare In active demand; both are commandingquotations readily. The run of sheep has beenlarge during the last few dai s. At present there isan over supply. Hecelpts of cuttle are very lightThe demand for tbe best grades bus increased, asibe butchers seem to be unable to use the class ofcattle th.tl has been received of late. Prices arefirm. Very few bogs In yaids. Choice butchers'grades se 1 at 434140 readily. Sheep are lu oversupply and slow ot sale. Cattle Choice western andTexas corn feo,434to per pound; medluui.3Va3Kit4Cper pound; choice giass, 833140 per 0111111: smoothfat oxen, weighing IOOO10 1500 pounds, 3U33iOper pound; rougu oxe and eows lu good condition,2Ms33c per pound; poor aud common cat'le, lt32c ter pound; milch cows with young calves, 4l5330 per bead, yearlings, 4aH per bead. Hheepchoice, 4Vg3 5o per poud; medium, 434Uje perpound ; coin mon.J 1 ft I 60 per bead. Bogs uuolce,weighing 175 to v?25 pounds, 434140 per pound;meulum, per pound; sboats, UVa33tcper pouuU. '

BT TKLHO RA PU.LOTJISTILLK, February 27. Flour quiet Wheat

firm. SI 20 Corn Qnn; No. 2 white, 4534f3c: No.2 mixed, 43344c Oats quiet but steady; No. 2white. 40341c; No. 2 mixed, 88339c Bye steady;No. 2. 80387c Hay quiet. $14318 60. Pork quiet,SI2 nO. Lard sternly; prime steam,. 7'C-- Bulklu.-a- quiet 4i4rr044. 7c Bacon sternly. 4grr5, 7U. bugar-cur- ed hams, 9310WCWhisky hrm, si 05.

MEW YOBK, February 27. Flour dull; superfine western and biale, 535 4.". WheatInactive with light export demand; ungraded spring,SI 2531 271.1. Hye active and Dtra. Cotlee dulland lower; Rio, cargoes, 13iC; job lots, 14318:--.Sugar higher and lu better uemand; lair togoou

iMiwo. Mulaases steady with alairde-man-

Re quiet but steady; Carolina, HUrJTixC1'jrW dull; old mees, spot, quoted at SI 1

quiet tut "leaJy. W hlsky uomlnal, SI loCINCINNATI. February 37. Flour nulet: family,

StWrH 25; fancy, St) 2530 85. Wheat weaker,SI 80. Corn quiet and weak. 41c Oats dull andlower to sell, 30c aye steady, 85c. Barley dull;extra No. 3 lall, 75c Pork weak, SI 2. Laid dulland drooping; 7 I60 bid, 7.'JOo aked. Bulk meatsquiet but llrm; shoulders, 4c; clear rib. 6 65c; c ear,0.75c Bacon demand lair ar.d market arm;shoulders, 51hc; olear rib, 714c; clear, 7Pc Wblskysteady with a fair demand. 1 05. Butter qUet;choice western reserve, 20328c; choice ceulralOhio, 23325c

ST. LOUIS, February 27. Flour fancy, S 12tbid cash: choloe. S: cash, S5 92lu5 95 March,St) 05 April; ramlly, 86 86 oab; tieole extra, S5 00bid. Wueat lower; No 2 red, SI 87H bid cash,SI 87Vii31 3831 37 March, SI 3131 318 April.St HJW31 817HMay,l 20n31 2tli4Juue; No. 3red, SI 2d bid. corn lower, U4U334LHC easb, 353B5io March. 8rit380H;i April, 38r374so May.Oais lower, 88ls- - cash and March, Rye dull, 75cBarley dull. Wblsky quiet. SI 07. Pork dull; Job-bing, SI 2 25 Dry salt meat dull. 434 10, 6 60O0.00. tt 6o31.75c Bacou easy, 6, 7W374C

CHICAtJO, February is ". i'lour nominal Wheatdull ai d lower: No. 2 spring Chicago, Si '2'$ bidcash. SI 24 bid March, SI 25 bid April :Nd. 8 springCutoago. SI 1131 12; rejected, 910. Corn quietand weak; iresh, 8733710 cash; 38ko Marcb,87Mc April. 41 to May; rejected, 8614c Oats-- 82

33.10 cash, 31o February, 85lio May, Bye steady,hurley ste dy. Pork dull, weak and lower; JU 70311 75 aash.SU 72W March. $11 90311April. Lard dull, week and lower; 7.12ljjO cash,7 12Pt3715e March, 7.25c April." Bulk meals

4lr3H 553 0.70a Whisky steady, SI 07.'io.. Wheat dull and lower; declined nc Corn

easier; declined ic OaU steady. Pork dull, lowerand heavy; declined lc Laid dull and lower; de-clined 7 Vc,

NBW ORLEANS, February 27. Flour steadyand nrm; superfine, $535 25; double extra, $5 7530; treble extra, S030 37Vj; high grades, SO 60rd 87la- Corn active and hrm. 58ii5to. Oau

quiet 450. Cornmeal good demand and prices ashade higher, $2 00. Hay dull; ordinary, S28324 ;

prime, $25; cboloe, S27. Pork scarce and firm; old,Sl2 76, uew.Si:!- - Lard dull; tierce, 7i37tie; keg,83t.tac Bulkmeau In fair demand and mark, tfluu: shoulders, loose. 4 4oo: packed, ,Vg. clear rib,0.3 H4tc; clear, ftVf 7c Bacon scarce aud Orm;shoulders, 6i435Vso; clear rib, 7t7 clear8..aM.iO Bugar-cure- d bams quiet; cauvased, 9i10e. WUIsky steady: western reotltled, SI 0531 10.C'flee In giXHl qemsnd at full prices; ordinary toprime, 143 10x4a. Sugar quiet ami weak: Infe-rior, 63513c; roinmnn to goodomimon. OujaH.HC:lair to mliy fair, o.'n37t.'c; prime to choloe. 7U'7c: yellow clarified, 8liifs:ViO Molss-e- s quiet butsternly common. 30433 ; talr. 8tti38c; centrllu-ga- l.

110342c, prliuetocoolce. 42i?52o Klo quietbut steatiy; Louisiana, ordinary 10 choice, rlu7lsJ- -

TJIOH THK BPFFDYCURK of Seminal WeaJmess,jT Lost Manhood aud all dl.io'iiars tiKyiivht on byludlscrauon ot excess. Any druggist baa the ingre-dients. DR. JAUURS A CO.,

ISO West 8UU stras.ClnoauiU

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lars concerning the condition of rivers and weatherIU ail uuiwrMiiii iwniis- -

orncg BiensL Bkrvicb U. 8. A.Man phis, February 27, 1880.

"Above low Changeswater.STATIONS. Rise Fall

Feet Inches Inches Inches

Cairo 42 10Cincinnati 24Davenport 3 HDubuque. 4Helena. Ark...Keokuk ''6 2Leavenworth . . 6 1 20Little Rock.... 2 10Louisville J4 8 "2"Mesiiihls... 8X ft 3Nashville 21 62

Mew Orleans.. 8 8" 27 1 12flltsburg 9 7

at Lotus 11 "2"37 11 6

Below high water of 1874.t Low water ot 1870. benchmark.

METEOROLOGICAL BEPOBT.

Time. Bar. Thar Wind. Weathe".

29.9H9 61 8.E. Cloudy.p.m. 29 930 69 S W. Cloudy.

9:00 p.m. 29.903 69 N.E. Cloudy.Maximum thermometer, 69 deg.Minimum thermometer, 59 deg.Balnfall. 0.42 Inches.D. T. FLaNNKRY. Corp. Slgnal.Corps, U.S. A.

BY TELEGRAPH.NASHVILLE, February 27. River rising, with 21

feet on tbe shoals.CINCINNATI. February 27. River 24 feet 3 tncbes

and failing, weather raining.PITTSBUKO, February 27.-Bl- ver 7 feet 4 lnctaM

and rising, weather clear and pleasantE VAN3VILLB. February 27. - River falling, wltb

with 31 feet 6 Inches by the gauge. Weather raining; mercury, 04 deg. Down: uuidiug star, newuneans. 11 p m.

LOUISVILLE. February 27. River falling, wltb10 feet In the canal and 8 feet 00 tbe falls. Weather

cloudy and warm. Down: Robert Mitchell, Cincin-nati to New Orleans; James D. Parker, Cincinnati toMemphis.

NEW ORLKAN9, February 27. Weather clearand warm; thermometer, 79 deg. Arrived: ewMary Houston. Cine nnatl; A J. Baker and barges,Bt Louis. Departed: Henry Frank, Memphis; GrandLake 10. V ana osrges, 01 Louts.

VICKSBUKO, February 27. Weather clear andwarm ; thermometer, 76 deg. River risen 6 inchesUn: Golden City. 9 a.m : Fannie Lewis. 10 a.m.Belle of Sbreveport. 6 p.m Down: Thomas Sherlock, 7am; John Dippold and barges, 5 a. in ; JohnA. scudder, 1 Am.

CAIRO, February 27. River 42 feet and falling.Weather eloudv: thermometer. 66 dec. Arrived:Vlrgie Lee, Memphis, 2 p m.; John A. Wood andPanther, Oblo, 5 p.m. Departed: Vlrgie Lee. Cin-cinnati, 3 pm.; John A. Wood and Panther, NewOrleans, b P m.

aiaveaneata at the lievee.ARRIVALS.

U. P. Scheock, Cincinnati; Golden Crown. NewOrleans: City of Vleksburg. St. Louis: City of Helena, Vlcktburg; Coahoma, Osceo a; James Le, Fri-ars Point; Josle Harry, Wh'te river; Katie Hooper,Arsunsas river ; onteias, commerce; Diiveruiorn,commerce.

DBPARTUBES.IT. P. Scnenck. New Orleans: City of Vleksburg.

Vleksburg; James Lee, Friars Point; Shields, Com-merce; Bllverlhorn, Commerce; Coahoma, Osceola;Mark Twain, Dyersburg; W. J, Poltevent Hatchleriver; Golden Crown, Cincinnati; Cons Millar, Cincinnati.

IN PORT.Katie Hooper, Josle Htrry.

BOATS DUB.Up-.- Sllverthom, Shields. .

Down. Colorado, Com moo wealth.BOATS LEAVING THIS DAT.

Et. Louis -- Colorado, Sam M'Pheeters mister, 5p.m.

Cooncil Bind Shields, Wm. J. Ashford master,6 p.m.

Commkkqk-SUvertho- rn, 8. H. Whitehead master,6 p.m.

Wbitx Riveb Josle Harry, Hilt R. Harry master,o p.m.

Arkansas Rivkh Katie Hooper, Ed Nowlandmaster, 6 p.m.

Niw Oblsans Commonwealth, George Corvellmaster, 6 p.m.

RECEIPTS YB8TERDAY.U. P. Scheock 85 tons merchandiseSUverthorn 8 bales cotton, 9 bags seed-cotto-

City of Helena 1 bale cotton. 61 pkgs sundries.Golden Crown 75 brls molasses, 32 casks pitch,

10 brls resin.Shields 419 bale cotton, 886 sacks cotton-seed- ,

33 pkgssnndriet.Jam- -. Lre- - 18J bales cotton, 611 sacks cotton-

seed, 60 t'fls oil. 81 pkgs sundries.Coahoma h8 exiles cotton, 23 oags seed-cotto- n,

1H.4 sacks cot on seed, 30 pkgs sundries.Josle Barry - Brought out of White river 484 bales

505 sacks cotton-see- 82 pkgs sundries.Katie U .oner Brought out of Arkansas river 651

bales cotton, 1930 sacks cotton-see- d, 85 pkgs sun-- d

lies.

Local Port Note a.Business fair.Heavy ruins yesterday evening cleaned off the

levee.Tbe Mark Twain departed yesterday evening for

Dytrsburg.Local packets departed or) tlnje yesterday evening

wltn fair trips.The Golden Crown passed up yesterday morning

for the Ohio river with a good trip.The Guiding Star, Captain W. B Miller, is due

down Sunday, en route to New Orleans.Tbe John B Maude, Captain W. H Blake, passes

down morning for Vleksburg.Receipts by river yesterday. 1338 bales cotton. 32

bags seed-cotto- 3576 sacks cotton-seed- .

The w. J. Poltevent having been detained, gotaay yesteiday evening for Hatchle river with a goodtrip.

in Commonwealth, Captain George Corvell,pnsses down tills evening at tlve o'clock for New Or-leans.

Tue City of Helena passed np yesterday eveningfor St Louis. She added here 800 bales eastern- -bound cotton.

Tbe Ciy of Vlcksfenrg passed down yesterdaymorning for Vleksburg loaded Hat She added here80 tons 1 f freignt

Toe Colorado, Captain Sam M'Pheeters. Is theAncher-lln- e packet this evening at five o'clock forCairo and St Louis.

Tbe Shields. Captain Wm. J. Ashford. goesthrough to Council Bend this evening at nve o'clock.Ed Cruwell Is her clerk.

The SUverthorn. Captain S. H Whitehead. Is thepacket for Commerce at tne usual hour this evening.Nell Booker is ber clerk.

The u. p. schenck passed down yesterday morn-In- s

for New Orienns loaded flat She added here760 sacks and 50 brls lime.

The Mark Twain. Captain W. P. Hall, will leavetbls evening at five o'clock for Dyersburg and all waylanuings. inaries meveos is ner cierK.

The Katie Hooper, Captain Ed Nowland, Is thepacket ibis evening at five o'clock for all points onArkansas river. Jimmy Thompson presides In beroffice.

The ferryboat John Overton let down yesterday andwent to the bank. Tbe Mark Twain supulles her

uce until repairs can be made, wblcn will pro Da-ly be this evening.The Josle Hairy. Captain Milt R. Harry on deck, la

the packet this evening at five o'clock for all pointson White river, going through to Jacksonport Walker Outlaw has charge of ber office.

The cons Miliar departed yesterday evening forCincinnati with 807 bales cotton, 250 barrels oil,15 000 feet lumber, 20 tons scrap-iro- a lot of sun-dries, and a fair showing of people.

Tue warm and cloudy weather reported by tele-graph from points above portend a check to tbetan in tne river, wmcu set in yesterday, creeks,bayous, lagoons and lakes below are luil to overflow-ing, and tbe chances are tbat planting operationswill be much retarded.

Pergonal.V.I T V.n I Ml Vniwn tt. All a Ika

steamb'iatment of this port, was married on Tuesday to Miss Flora Lozler, of Aurora, Indiana.

Cincinnati inquirer: alias otamie unaerwooc,daughter of Captain William Underwood, tbe wenknown pilot, died Tuesday night at her borne. InNewpori, of consumption. Sbe was seventeen yearsold. and an accomplished young lady. Captain Underwood has the sympathy 01 a large number orfriends."

John Cameron, a mate, aged sixty-tw- died onMonday, and waa burled In Bellefontalne on Tues-day, He bad been sick for some time, and wascared for by some of bis old friends. He was a veryJust man and much thought of. Cameron was mateon tbe Lizzie Gill, Olive Branch and Peerless, wltbJim Blssell, In tbe Missouri, Illinois, Lower Missis-sippi, etc

Picked In Adrift.A dlpatcb from Louisville yesterday afternoon

says that tbe Eldorado was gotten s float yesterdaymorning, and waa assisted down over the falls by theResolute. The freight that was put ashore la beingplaced on a barge.

The Jim Fisk, Jr., now In the Cairo and Paducabtrade, has been sold to parties In Muscatine, Iowa.Tbe prloe paid Is (4000, and she Is to be deliveredto ber new owners as soon as her successor, the newGus Fowler, Is teady to take ber t lace.

Bt Louis "Upper Mississippi pilotsare sensible Quite a number ot them bave learnedtue lower river, got licenses, and bave gone to work,and yet there Is not an Idle lower river pilot in town,Wa-- Hight and Warren Renfro aie southern boat-men now, and John N. Hamilton Is piloting en theCity or Vlcksourg "

Tbe house committee on railways and canal haveagreed 10 re, ort lavorably on Representative Willis'sbill which provides that after tbe first day of July,1880.no tolls shall becbaiged or collected at theLouisville and Poitland eaual;bat the 1 ecretary of

shall be authorized to draw his warrant tromluieiotline uvon tue secretary of the treasury to

pay the actual expenses 01 pperatlng and keepingsaid canal In repair.

Senator Jones yesterday presented In the UnitedStates senate, a petition from the owners of steam-boats on the Mississippi rtver, reciting tbat theysuffer great inconvenience and pecuniary loss by thedesertion of eiews and parts of crews. Passeugersand malls and cotton shipments are thus disastrous-ly delayed. Tbe prosperity ot a large portion of thesouthwestern people depends on the regularity ofthis commerce The only penalty now laid on suchdesertion is a forfeiture of wages, and even this can-not always be enforced. Legislation to remedy thisevil by compelling bauds U abide by tbelr contractsIs prayed for.

Tawboate and B arses.Tbe Dlok Fulton, with a tow of empties, passed op

for the lower Oblo yesterday.

RATTLE Oi" THE KAIL.B.C. Cage. Jr., of the Memphis and Little Rock

ralirnad, is out at Brownsville on a visit to his manyfriends.

The RogersvlUe and Jefferson (Tenn.) railroad Isdoing a heavier business than It baa ever done atany time since tt was built.

At Montreal last wee a a locomotive crossed theriver on the Ice. We prefer quail on toast, bnt stilla locomotive en Ice Is food for rellectton.

Sidney B Jones, general southwestern passengeragent of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Bt Louis wasIn Nashville, TbHrsday, enjoying a brief "lay-ove- r 'among bis friends there

Captain Johu Cain, conductor on the Little Rockand Fort Smltn road, bas Just returned to duty aftera three weeks' siege ot sickness.

Mr. Ed liarr, ot this elty, baa located In LittleRock, and will probably take a position In thefreight otUce of the Memphis and LlUle Rock road.

Felix Marcoiub, brake man on tbe Nashville andDecatur railroad, waa run over and killed at Decatur,last Sunday night As be was erosslDg tbe track hewas run over by a freight train, which was backingat the time

Hon. L. A. Plndall and Colonel II. L. Bell, promi-nent Arkansas attorneys, are now In LlUle Hock look?lug alter tue interests ot the Little RJck, Mississippiriver and Tex.s railroad, in a suit filed by what isknown as the Old Napoleon road. These gentlemenfeel sonridant that they will defeat the action.II was tue taik among railroad men yesterday. In-spired by statements ol parties JuH from St Louis,that the bt Iamls. Iron Mountain and Southern roadbad seourea control of tb Memphis and Little Bockconnection. It may be true, but until the fact Is 0

atiuount ed we must be excused for not putU ugtoo much faith lo the mere rumor In tbls connectlon a paragraph taken Irom the St Louis BevubU-ca-concerning tbe financial standing ol tbe IronMount tin In tbe New York market may not be with-out interest: "The question aa to the payment ofthe Iron Mountain Income interest appears to be stillunsettled, although tbe weight of opinion still in-clines to the view tbat tbe payment rriU I maueDt week. A meeting was ueld at the New YorkofUoe of the Iron Mountain company on Baturdalast, which was called for tbe purpose of seuiln

tbls matter finally, but for some reason no definiteconclusion appears to bave been reached Pendingsuch olllclal action, It Is urged on the bear side thatthe bonds bave already sold above their real Intrinsicvaiu, and that me parties innuenaai in toe board,wbo were large holders, bave unloaded tbelr bondsand hare now no Inducement to pay the Interest.Both the firsts are quoted weak In New York, thefirsts being about ninety-on- e and the seemds abouteighty."

Nashville Arnerkan 27th: Tbe stock In tbe Nash-vllle- .

Chattanooga and St. Louis railway, retiresenled by the directors of the Louisville and Nas'i.vllle and Great Southern railroad. about Sx 500 OOO.Is held In trust by the continental unr k of NwYork Of theSlO.OOO.OiKlof stock of the Louisville and Nashville and Gieit Southern railroadS0,50O,000 Is held in New York It was renortrd yesterday th.it Messrs. Stevenson. KceeEvans and Baldwin, directors In tbe Na bvllle, Chattanooga ana ot. Louts railway, wi 1 resign Jmeeting of the board of dnectors of tue NashvilleCbatlanocga and St. Lwli railway will be held hereSaturday. N'eacomb and party lefthere at tbree o'clock In tbe afternoon for Mon gim- -ery, ana win sropovernere 00 tnelr retnrD.baiuiday,to be present at the meeting of tne board At themeeting yesterday live otr.cersof tbe Louisville andNashville a-- a t,re it buinern railroad rer resentednearly four millions of the at ck. recently uurchased.while Color. el A. S. Colyar held the proxies of minority stockholders to the extent or two millions. Notmore tban thirty small stockholders were presentA man who owns only thlrtr-tbre- e shares did mostof the talking. The bualness In band was transacted as smoothly as in a meeting 01 tne tnirteendirectors or tbe Nashville, Chattanooga and St Lootsrailway. The stock has, In fact, got Into the bandsor a very lew men. Tne vacancies or iour managers,who have passed In their checks', so to speak, willbave to be filled Tbe presumption Istbat It will not be by Nashville men, as tbe majorityof tbe stock Is likely to control. If tbe majorityshould even go so far as to suggest tbat theywintto be represented by eight out of the thirteen direct-ors, no one would be astonished As tbe stock basbeen gobbled, it would not be an odd thing If the di-rectors be scooped also that Is, providing tbe di-rectors elected to serve until September should resign, ana it may ne taken lor granted thai some sug-gestive blots will be thrown out In that dUectlou.

4:5 Tears Before the PublicTHE GENUINE

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FAIitMOUIT.INSTITUTION FOR YOUNO LADIES, on

near Senanee, Tennessee. Termbegins March 15, 1S80. An escort will leave tbePeabo-J- hotel on March 12tl, on the evening'sNashville train, to take charge of nuplis comliiK toiu kqqol ror iunner inrormauon respecting tnebcduoi appiy w tne principal,

MBS. H. B. KELL9,Mogatt. Marlon county. Tenn.

CO T3 !:

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W 2 m S Iaw3

t ' r - I I m isr w I

(9r8K H.b S g3m ? o pa

a p H j J,

4 &2 gaJ. J3I1Y X CO.,

COTTOIeDCS PKABL 8TRKET, NBW YORK.I'ottnn am KnaKaad la Arrlv.Orders executed for future delivery.

iasn aavancea maae on uonaignments.

Cotton FactorsAnd Commission 31 ere liants.

832 FBIWT STREET,w .. Wesnpbla. Xeiii"

FIMGY W BUS,Dress uotniH. bilks and ClutUmt; dyed in

ab!octIui; Jrate Veils D

DRY GLEANING.Dreeses in all fabrics cleaaied without rippint or

Temovtng the trimmiog. The most elaborate pSrtyand theatric., dresses ate thus elegttntly cleaned.WM. li. TEAS D ALE, 265 Walnut St., Cincinnati, OlBfV .no-i- by fXpiM f:r!tilly pa: k ed.

HENRY MOORE'S

FLORALESTABLISHMENT,

HERN AA DO STREET R.Month date or Klmwood Cemetery.

The finest and Largest Assortment of

CUT FLOWERS'-- IN THI3 CITY.

nasnolla Trees and Kverareena at theLOWEST PBICE3.

CamAltna. azAllna PallA 1.111m TTvnnlntlia atnIn full flowers, orPlants shipped to any part oftbe United States.

Masks and CostumesTor toadies and Gentlemen Hew

Stock, In Great Variety.

Sam'l May.Costumer,SBSS 1IIAIW RTRRKT.

Cathartic PillsCombine the clioicest catbartic principlesin medicine, in proportions accurately arUinstpd inuniformity of effet-t- . Tliey are the" resultv. v o ul raifiui rsiuuy uiiu itracticai ex.periment, and are the most effectual rem-edy jet disroveriHl for diseases, raused byderanseuient of the 'stomach, liver, andbowels, which require prompt aud effectnaltreatment. Avers Pills are specially ap-plicable to this class of diseases. TheV actilir.,,'tlw nn Ait. 1 ,....1processes, and restore regular healthy ac--wuu. juuir extensive use ny pnvsicians mtheir practice, atid by all civilized nations,

. . . .. . .t " - un ii miuo ii9a safe, sure, nnd perfectly reliable purgativemedicine. Being comiwunded of the con-centrated virtues of purely vegetable sub-stances, they are positively 'free from calo-mel, or any injurio-.i- s properties, and can beadministered to children with perfect safety.

Ayer's Pills are an pfiWmnl niiro tcirConstipation or Costivenesa, Indiges-tion, IJyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,Foul Stomach and Breath, Dizziness,Headache. Loss of llemorv.limiiliiiraa.Biliousness, Jaundice, Rheumatism,Kruptions and Skin Diseases, Dropsy,Tumors,' Worms, Neuraipria, Colic,Oripes, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Gout,Piles, Disorders of the Liver, and allother diseases resulting from a disorderedstate of the digestive apparatus.

As a Dinner Pill they have no equal. .

"While gentle in their action, these Prtrjiare the most thorough and searching cathar-tic that can be emnloved. and never frivnpain unless the bowels are inflamed, andthen their influence is healing. They stimu-late the appetite and digestive organs; theyoperate to purify and enrich the blood, andImpart renewed health and vigor t thewuuio system.

Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aye; 6u Co.,I'racUciU and Analytical Chemists,

Lo Well, Mass.SOU BT ALT, PBUoSlSl'S TOKYWHSBS- -

Mi'rcurri plion Fre. For the Ppeedv Cure of Sem-inal Wnaknefts, Loas of Manhood, and all disordersferouirht on ly indl&crvtion or exceaa. Any Druitbait the in trrWliu ta. A d dress

DAVIDSON Sc CO., 78 Nassau Su. N. V.

37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, KY.,

mc.t j bis rracuc iU pror.Cnros aU toriuc "FJJHI'V" A TK,

CHILONIO aud SXUALKASSbperuxalorriioa wd Isnpoteccy,sthsTV.'t cf Vjf.bi ia touUi, fccoal ews.-r- s in lc

n.rtrie-ii'- . r ctl.r rau-- mnl pnvi'-itif- f of r tK'Wit." NriTOU--ioi.-s imw- -l r;ii

.auf tv .Jpft!i. Dim.:.. nf hipUt, Drfet-.tv-c M.ti.; ikcbID-vm- tiniieafi r'4.e. Arr.-iP- tiSvii-- ol ." LiMCimfr.si?n of Wc of Power. V..Birriipt iiapiTHt'T r uprtiiTT re tbortwizMT act. j.

cur. .!. S"Vl?2IIXi IS Pl"v "if curcxi .mcMr erryti.(c I rem Uic GoUOTrllCa.GIjEET, Stricture, Orctius, Heriii. refiiw and j(.i:t;r private wwT6ii.

it is .fc.ii pi' win wbotr a s no. cwvis of dtaa. trtaUitf.w- -at,. aoqul7s rcat kU t-ii

iS bra h i r. r" , JSllm

1 .aacnt, caa beaut jinfiIy oj mil or eptr iu) nbere.Cures Gaav&toed Iq rXl Qtiskt

Couiu.:.o .,uii..Vr w y letMr lr and tr.TitM.Cim&z ix3oiiU: hua oorrrpoudcnc uric 'It oooiivifCli

PRIVATE COUNSJLoRor mr.m ; j .nj .:,, carei. .itd. tin- -.

otu. r Vt. P.?. s u t :

Memphis Floral Co.Iaamnenae Cireealieaaea lVt Xtllea

from CJr.Store 357 Mala street, Memphis. Tenn.BKAUTIKUL rLLCSTBATKD CATALOG UK3 OF

Bulbs, Flower Seeds, etc, mailedf&U, upon application.

S. XohnsoTiVaraivTR

Mmo "

CO -aa. Lu I JENNINGS' TR API ESSWATER ClOSET.

PLUMBERS' GOODShavmir for their obiact daaniinM.

darability, and exclmionof SEWER OAS.

PlumbersiSewer Connections.

PHIL J. MALLON & CO204M4VIW rVTREET.

LACLEDE HOTEL,Fifth, Sixth & Chestnut Sts..t. Louis, : Missouri.

NAM SO K. PEGBAII A CO.MOSBS HfLLARD J. H. CHA8SAINS

J. W. X. BROWNE,

PLUMBER!IS prepared to do all kinds of work in this line In

a thorough and sanitary msnnAr; titM A.rMwiaiattention toSewer and Building Connections.Also, has a laree stock nf kh vntTttRirB.Gas, Steam and Water-fittin- and Fixtures. Pumps,Hose, Bathtubs, etc. Bas a large force of compe-tent workmen All work warranted. Agent for theHailaday WIND-MILL- Orders solicited.

BROWNE, THE PLUMBER,

40 Madison Street.R.G.GRAIG&CO

Memphis, Tenn. Agency'

FOB

Brin. j Combination. John Deere Steeland South-Ben- d Chilled

Champion Reaping and Mowing:

MACHINES!81 eel-Too- th Biding

GERHA.V 3I1LLEI', GUASS & QkRDES

CJilAlO & CO,861 Main St.. Memphis.

Election Notice.THK annuAl meeting of the Stockholders of tbe

KRllshc. Conpaaty will beheld at the oflice of tbe company, 58 Madison street,Mepaphls. Tenn., MOND4Y. March 1, 10, to electIng rear. Election from 10 a.m. to 2 cm.

u a.. aiwocrn vnjiiu, decreuirf.

Miliatte SailOF MEMPHIS. TENN.

ICR ARTEBED III ISC.A GENERAL BANKING ANDTRANSACT3 .. . . ...... .... .. a a.tA J - l. -ii r.nU'CS UIUVB I Ul UIOpurchase and sale of Local Bonds and blocks.

D'atta for sale. In sums to suit purchasers, on allparts of Europe.

DIKEGTOBH.Laz. Levy, Louis Hinauer,J. 8. Uoblnson J. Siurnrman.Lou Leubrle, Hon. Jacob ThomDion.m. Kaizenbergr. JonHthan Kloe,

a. uoiasmltn.

OfflGEBH.L. LEVY. President. 't. HAN ACER. Vlce-Pres- L

It. GOLDSMITH. Cashier. M. MAAS. A sst rashler.

I U.iTaaocHAaK

iXI Aa entirr?lT NVw aJid nnairwlw mTmtt.wmJ Rented for th inrdt nd nmunAnlcura of Seminal Emission end I m potency b Om oaytnm wy, to., Ihrt Application to U. but of tbm Dmum, Th

of tim mud; m aCtradd with bo mid or iixmnninc, umI daaw doaMarfLie wiLat Um otiiaMTj ptinuica 4 lit. Thm mod ec tiMtnwDl bmMood Km cm Id rr amr dm at. and ia noa bo mumom bout thu pnparuioB. Prtetic. obarrrniiom mMtM m tpamuT KtiaravaMw mil x w.Tm cerrrrt ; tat aaa.wtod by tbe Kedtcal tofMaioe to be tha mam rationaJ bmiu at dteoov

and of rofcchinir and cuitajr tbia ytij prvTalant tronbU. Tbo Boawdj k(laltlM smk). $J;

i (S; N. 3 (la,aPull tllraoiaas far aiu aoMnnur aafii hrm.

fmr a DsacJuH's PampalM loa Aaatratrai IilMarW.Mi wOlta- -(daad aha OWM akpl laa lW oaa b. rwrnraj p,tt a.r.bw4. 8ft.

Ik. dsAiM of Itf. aa tf w.r afieUl, btmt bhIh tot ip MHARRIS REMEDY CO. MF'B CHEMISTS.

Mar itct una htrceta, WT. I.Ol IS, MO.

Public SaleReal Estate

CAMP MARKS" FOR SALE.

ON SiTUliUAT, FEBKUAUY 28, 1880.--AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M.,

70 ACJI2ES OP LiNDLyln? on both slds of I t Mississippi and Ten-nessee H lirond for ll, known as FETEBMITCHEL'8 ePING TrtACT. Tkrr.Nprl.iaf iiwr,fillin water, the best timbereduplsnil In West Tennessee. Keitnttlnl Ualld-Ini- c

tltn. unl wrll (bailrd Two rldeesrun iiaraiel to thdicllioit oneon either side witha gradual alone to tne roari-bed- . All those who spentDuiuuirr ni. vrtm niiir&s can ten jmi or ine nat-

ural betutr or th s tract. It will be sola In lots offrom 20 to SO acres.

In addition to this tr.irt, i bave another to be soldsame day. Iylnglu.it north c? Nonconnah Crf ek andeast of M. and T. H B. Forty acret ol this tisct lacleared; balance In good timber. This land Is equalto Mississippi river bo: torn and has bemtliul build-ing site on it. This tract will not be dirided .

M ps can be seen at the ofUce of Scales ft Win-chester, Attorneys, So. HH Kajlson street,

Mr. Peter liiteiiel will tase pleasure in showingthose over the land who go to look at it. Trainsrun every day 10 tbe lanL so that those who desireIt can iro out al 6:80 a m. and 2:30 p.m. and comeIn at 10 a m. ami 5 p.m.

No sucn opportunity has ever been eifered to menof nmall means who want suburban homes.Tkrhs of !?ALS-H- alf cash; balance In twelvemonths; lien retained on land.

of Salb Corner or Main and Madisonstreets. Memphis, Tenn. Title perfect.PETES MITCHEL.

Scales & Winchester, Atfys, at) Madison st.

A new and romplpte UnnR TO WCniiM'E.

bood. Selection of wife, Evidencea of Vlrcin-i- t,TemperameDta,fetpriltTt Ar)vee to Brid- -

H.i. nd. ''.V l.i'7 m aatrlawaf laa.laaLCjufal lli- -. r,an,. Ctt1tir.Tit. and CvartaAnB. to BUfS.. fl-- ..tr La- - i M.rr .f. tsi lmrm.Lni L. iUy.it fa aJao a " Private Medical Adviser " od diaaas r.tmltina; from impure aezual LMociatinna. and on itlf ibmi ths" wta atl w arla.1 aftr ta. nwa y,!.U. rml m . Um mt

wiiia, it yraani n Ikw ml.Hn raawa a nil dT fatrk tKat (a, ia larr kr hink. Bad kau UJU aM, WiOl mM UU rVaa

B.tu inltN all iM.r frMa trrma ErPTTM U. Vr T'tV(Dr. rtdi mmi mm l LksA Xhrj will Uar. rtianinaj m Laay 1

8r"bDTTS' PlsVciTsAIITi Hh St.. m. tnh.

WAHTEDTHE Memphis Cooperage and Mannfacturlng Co.

contrac. with responsible parties for thedelivery ot 1,OOO OW4 Flreea or Otl-barr- rl

HtaveH and Mradlncon their switch. In tbecity of Memphis; or will buy In quantities or notles than 100 000 pieces on the line ot difteientrailroads. For particulars address

MEMPHIS COOPERAGE AND M'F'G. CO.,IX Madison trwt. Memrhl.. Tenn.

J.FLAHERTY & CO

And Raonfatturera of Mahertj'a Patentrivnerving Casket or Corpse Cooler,

817 and 818 MECORII HT., EI PHISWB keep on hand full lines ot Metallic So

Walnut, Bone wood Finished Casket andCases, trimmed In the highest style ot ri. crders

Motl or Teleeranh will hnmmrtftv lilt.C. O n

NOTICE TO CQTT02 PLAriTERS

I WILL bave tow-boa-ts of RAB-OOR- X atMemphis by the 16th or 20th of February.

will deliver to plantations in lots of "

one thousand (1000) bush'- - iess thanFor partlculari u " tne rnarllM Prtee.Memnh'- - - aiABTLN WALT, Front street,- address me, at New Orleans, carenoward k Flower, 113 Poydras street.

w c. RtPTiwrnr.

City Collecting Agency

THU undersigned have added to the Rental andEstate business, a department for toe col-

lections ot monthly bills of mercnanla, physiciansand others We will employ active and thoroughcollectors, and make prompt reports and returns ofall business placed In our hands. Try us, and weguarantee satisfaction.

AVEBV BKBXtiai, SO MaUllM .treet.

1

175-177-1- 79 Main St., EXemuliis.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DKALER9 IN

Carriages, Buggies, Wagons!AMi-- i ati. ir iki wa vr

CAIlUIAiiK AKD WAON MATE'UALS !we have recently greatly enlarge i our Storehouse, and added to --our former stock a full line of

BRIDLES. COLLARS.HAIMM.FKY AXD 11 AKMKNW

all kinds. General Agents for the Celebrated

Milburn, and Tennessee Farm Wagons !H. ClaTUi Jwtlal as, Matlll-vavm- .

M. GATFIN & Go.Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors.And Commission J9Xcrchants.QOa Bont street,HoweBi Adattsuur L. pt. kaihkt devote his wnole time to themvr charge. We bvionrwm Corton Wamhonse.

W. A. jAK.

Hfo. 800 FROUT HTKKRT.FADER. HENRY

HILL, A.

AND

296 and 298 I

TEJTS. I

for tnW B. I

Late of Harris, Mallory & Co. I

HAKOWAKK MATEK1ALS

Mompnla,

W. A. GAGE BRO.FRANK.

FADER, FRANK & GO.

Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors294: Front street, Memphis, Tenn.

SAVtfhEOHi

HILLFONCOTTON

FRONT STftEET,MEMPHIS....

HTAgfat rmfhrntqMsLliOHT,

TAINE&6

MALLORY, CRAWFORD & GO(6CCCKSSORS W. MALLOUY CO.)

Wholesale Grocers, Cotton FactorsCOMIS ISSIOX MKKCnAIiTS,

384 'Front Street, 3MCoixxrlijs,are Liberal conslsnments

of Cotton, which be handled interest of the

1HD1IRW HTKWAKT. INDBCttnow uriram,

58

.

WS BATK ON HAND ABanns stuns, iron-ue- s.

piecesIron-Tie- s Tarions

barrelslbs. and Rib

100 Sugar all styles and100 barrels Refined and

And all pertatnlntt to our Una. To nnr

II AMES.

of

It. J. Clark.

aul Jeirerwaa,Welghlna and Bale or all OMtoa tooorrter Warthlnffton and Heinrt.

A. M. SAUK,

JOS.

JEB0ft HILL.

TO B. ft

AND

We to make onwill for the best

STEWART,) 6WTNWHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS

Vo. fcsi J Front St., Memphis. Tenn.Aiyj

Stewail Brothers Co.,Cotton Factors and Commission Eerchants.

Vew OrlanM.

C P. HUNT ICO.WHOLESALE

GROCERS & COTTON FACTORS

306 FRONT STREET,Mosbv tfs Sunt Block, : : : Memphis, ITenn

TO THECONSTANTLY LABQS

wnisities.

2000 Bajrffln? Jnte.2000 patterns.2000 lour,100,000

hhds. grades,York Hard

Sugars,

1M2ARC1S.

COCHRAJi.

TKArE-niAlIV- S.

viavrat.

Tonn,Intrusted

SUGABMAN

PMJTTAJ.5E.

Tenn.prepared Advances

&

FACTORSCOR. THIRD AND LOCUST STS.,

hT. LOUIS MISS0CR1.Canrr

I W. CRiwrflRD,I Late of W. a. Galbreath & Co.

O. HWVX.a, H. tAA.KA.KY,netatpBta. jaeasp.ua

MPSj UVl

ioniain.

TRADE :AND D O? SBOCKRIE.S

200 barrels Choice Orleanslasses and Syrup-- .

bags Coffees,kegs Nails,

lOtiO eases Assorted Canned Goods.500 packages Tobacco,100 barrels Whisky,

500,000 Cigars Domestic and Imported.mlebrated brand nf " Trarfn-Mj- rt " Mnnmrram.

1 It. SUtfGSM.

nKAOHAlL J. H. POSTOM.

Ml. A. COCBBAH.

RAM AGO.

Tobaccos, Clears, case-good- etc, etc At presentour stock embraces :

bdls.

Sleat Clear Sides.

New

otber articles

AJ1

Tim,

lna.

1TOCK

New

10001000

Hood L;iek" and " Grand Central" Floors, we Invite especial attention. These brands are manufacturedexclusively for our use and trade, and are bandied bv no other firm In any market.Oar w hiKltiew come from the bet distilleries of Ohio. Middle Tennessee and the "Blue-gras- sBcglon," may at all tunes be relied on to equal representation

arJtor1 Clra Is well kept up, and complete. Not only do we handle all of the most re-liable and popular domestic brands, but our house Is the Wholesale Depot PARK A TILFORD'3 bestand choicest Imported goods. Dealers particularly Invited to call and look for themselves. Boughtprior to the late advance, and for cash , we offering our stock " dead low," and claim to be able to com-pete with all markets and all competitors. All we a.k at tbe hands of the " trade" Is a trial.

0oL VV-- J " Is large, commodious and splendidly lighten. Samples are at all timesdisplayed to the best advantage, and sales effected under tbe personal supervision of tne senior memberof our Arm. WEIGH IS are carefully guarded, and liberal Cash Advan.s made on all consignmentsconfided to onr cm re.

ill. C.

Mo

Rio

PEARCE, SUGGS & CO.WHOLESALE GROCERS,

Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,Mo. 258 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.

eyParticnlsir ttntow Paid to the Wale of Coi.oif.jg3K. K.

Ma L M I A f E i M Is 06o

Grocers, Cotton Factors,AND SALT AGENTS,

Io. O Uniiftu street. : ; : : jyiempliig, Tenn.

MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARSAND WHOLESALE .DEALERS IN,

Tobacco. Pies and Smoker's Articles.286 Main street, Memph!-an- d 310 East 54th street, New York.

Respectrullylntormthelr no, and the trad, that tner have on hand the largest and beat selectedo Uis tn the martreC trwortWrs aolieimd. and satisfaction gnaranteed.

K. A.

R. L COCH

J.

J.

P.

ann

forare

are

OA'

Lumber, Lath and Shingles,Dears. Baal. u Bllatd., aad svll lUaAa mt JfrneJUmm Boxes.

Onic aod Yard, foot or WaaklnffUm st. Haw and FlaBiag' Kills, North end Xtj IdSALXSBOOM CORNER Of UNION AND FRONT STREETS.

nemphla TeniteMee.

Oispensarv.Ne. 17 JEFFERSON STREET,

K t vr. Mm rra.t, Mrawphla.m lHftO.l

R JOHNSON I. tKwllird ot ell parties In(erestnl as by far the moat successful physicianIn the treatment of private or secret Otilcktrxirooeri and permanent cures gnaranteed In everyenae, male or remain. Recent kmh of Uonorrbeannd Syphilis eared In a few days, wlthjt the ne ofnsercury, eharwe of diet, wr blndraoee from business.anfo?"7 S"', " th M ""tu eradloa ed wltb- -!r???..,n ' ,hort Suflerers from Impotencrr 01 toi powers restored to free vuror n a

m"' .peedUy and perms--Particular attention paM to the Disease, ofWomen, and euro, guaranteed.Throat and Lung Diseases enred by new remedies..mm. ui. urns ui oaustie or the knife.All oonaultailons strictly eonfldeoUai. "afndiAfnM aant ri A -- 11 . - &--

ny.ura nours from 8 a, m. to 9 p. m. 8aadaysrrom 8 to o p. m.

r. a. jeuivgor?. w.d.

Cbaocerr Sale of Real att.No-- 27Mare3eryCoorttf finelbi County-M- ary

BY..TL n lo'erlocutory decree for saleabove causes on the 2vh dav ofJanuary. 1880, 1 will sell, at publichhest bidder. In from of Uie MaSetofflee. Courthouse of Shelby county. HmpK.Taxing-distri- ct of Shelby county. Tennmaee.Ma", fefcrstary sa,

r 'i vu" Diat-awe- i anas, near Battled,ngloti 4 and U of the subdivision of tb. msl.tniA M atnlii laril mal a., tf r nrecord In wild court r In plat-boo- k N 1 rwLrninr

ZtZ. oZTZ. . ana is lbus de--Banning on an extended avenoe at thesou tbwest corner of lot No,bolit byDr. N. Blackwell; thenSait wlS Ttbasouth line of said lot No. 1, 17 ehalnsto tbTeattUna nl M Int. 1 .nH a.to the Somen 111. road; thenos wet with saldad

seated south ofth. Somervl le road, aouth olthedovmtractr Beginning on the south line of tbe

v i.) j'.L.r .Z w,,u www tine or lotsouWiwest corner of said lot 11; thenos westf'lEii0 j2LNo" 10: east wltidlot aid

dower tract to tbe beginning.' iu ana witnoai redemption.

"r viatx, m ceruun lot situated in that part of Memphis, Suelby county. Ten.Chel laMdo'on--K.

W. RuSe?. msS Saaeuipuis, suuatea on tne northeast corner of tlftnand Sycamore streets, Chelsea.

Terms of Sale One-ha-lf cash; balance to iUeoDrinea?iMer UHn DOto' wltnout security;

Also, at the same time and place, for cash, th." J : - owtci vi aa. u Drown as anavenue between lots I aod 2 and 8 and 4 of Ibe sub- -

' "l lm rriain tract north of tb.Somervllle road, being a strip of land 4'60 enalnalong and about 20 feet wide. This Ftb. i 180iBmlth at Collier. Attorneys. tun

Triutee'a Nal.I DKB ami by virtue or a trust deed mad.

dated Atav 18, 1878, and recorded In the RegisteVaoffice of 8heiby county, TeonesM., in book ho. 124.

ul the Boathwest oorrer ot Seoond uid Mtie.X.v.aa.waa viv a. ucuiuuw, ODUU r Jtk tilWH . ftZpublic aud ton, to the highest bidder, th. followingdescribed property, to wit: "Situated nearBuntyaand described as follows: Beginning at the northeut corner ot tbe intersection of Speed and SdoUs-woo-davenues; thence tun with th. north line ofSpottswood avenue one hundred (100) feet to astake; thence north on. hundred (100) feet to avstake; thence west one hundred feet to a stake onth. east line of Speed avenue; unoe south with tberast line of Speed aVsoue one hundred (100) feet totnf.lT?,,?nIf,0t,tner wl,n be Improvemenuoasaid lot." Tbe equity $ redemption Is axpreastrwaived in Bald trust det d Thetttie I thought to begood, but I shall seH and ebnvey only as trusteeT

WSLTBK e? RJteK) H T. Trcwtft.NoB-Kealde- nt VnttM

No. 8484 In the Chancery Court of Shelby eoontv.- Tjrmeefr--Charlou- e At. Gailor et ai. vs. Mary ilIt appearing from affidavit tn this cans, that th.ucucimkhiis, aaary v. aDuress aou ner husband. Wm.UAnaress, are non residents of the state of Ten- -

...... wwmvu, a dbi Luej maM) tnetr in--pearance herein, at the courthouse of Stelbt ooantT.In Memphis. Tenn., on or before th. flrst aonday laMarch, 1880. and plead, answer or demur to com-plainant's bill, or the same will be taken foreoa-feaee- das to them and set for bearing exparte: andthat a copy of this order be published one. a week,for four successive weeks, In the Memphis AlipeaLThis 23d day ot January. 1 88aA copy attest: B J BLACK. Clerk and MasterBy a. B. M'Henry. Deputy a and M.Toung A Martin, Sola for eompl'nt, stat

Non-Reslde- Bt HoUaa.No. S48n In the Chancery Court of Shelby county

Tertnessee-Chvlo- tta at QaUor et aL va. Mary dIt appearing from affldavlt In this cause that Um

v. aimrew auu ner nusoana. Wm.CLAndress, are ot th. Stat, if Too--

U ia therefor, ordered. Tbat they Biak. tbelr ap--ui, uiuiuiuun oi eneioy count).In Memphis, Tenn., on or before the tin Monday, luMarch, 1880. and plead, answer or demur to com-

plainant's olll, or th. same will be taken for eon-ross- sd

as to them and set for bearing exparte: andthat a opy of this order be published once a week,tor four successive weeks. In the Memphis Appeal.This 28d day ot January. 1 880.A ropr-atte- st: R. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.By X. a M'Henry, Deputy a and M.Young Al Martin, Sols, for eompl'nt. sat

Chaacerr Sal or Real Estate.No. 3333. B Chancery Court of Shelby count.W .Canada. Adm'r, vs. J. R Hudgens et aLBW. VIRTUE of an Interlocutory decree for sale,In the above cause on tbe 27th dav ofJanuary, 1880, 1 will eU, at public auction, tothebbzheat bidder. In front ot the Clark and Master' aofBoe, courthouse of ShelbyTaxing-Distri- of Shemy count,, TmeewiV6n

Matarday. braarr AW, HHO,vrlthlniegal hours, th. following described property,situated in Sbelby county, Tenn., lt: Known aaa portion of sections 18 and 14 of township l, rang.8 west ot the basis meridian of tb. Chickasaw ces-sion, bounded as follows: Beginning at tbe north-east earner of J. D. Plunket'e tract on sectionsouth one hundred and elgbty-Av- . iftpoles to J. D. Plonket's southeast corner on said?aoll??.,.!,': thence east on. hundred and twenty-tw- o(122) Poles to a stake on section 18; tbeoo.south one hundred and seven (107) poles to a stake;thence east twenty-fou- r (24) poles to a stake; thencanorth on. hundred and seven (107) poles to a stake-- ihence east on. hundred and twenty-fiv- e (125) pole,to stake; tbeoo north one hundred and eU-- h tr-ove (185) poles to tbe weat boundary; theneewesktw. hundred and seventy-on-e (271) poles to the be-

ginning, containing 884 acres, more or leas. Includ-ing two pieces ot two (2) and three (H) acres

by Wm. Edmondson and J. H. Morgan of 55acres sold to J. E. Felts, except the following partthereof: Commencing at a stake at HUderbrand'acorner; thence west ten (10) chains to a stake In trielane; thenos south 0 deg west along said lane seven(7) chains and twenty (20) links to a stake; tnenmeast eleven (11) chains aod thirteen (18) links to astake; thence north seven (7) chains and eleven (1 1 )links to the beginning, containing seven acre, andQv. chains.

Terms of Sale One-fourt-h cash; balance la 0and 12 months; purchaser executlnjt nouw with an.?rIT?8ecurttIi retained, etc This February4.1H0-- B. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.L. B. M'Farland. Sot for oompln't. sat.Chapcerj Male or Real Estate for Par-

tition.No. 3224, R. Chancery Court of Shelbycounty Ma-

tilda Mathews et al. vs. Kllza Jan. Mayer et aLL Y virtue of an Interlocutory decree for sale, ra.1J tared In the above cause oo tbe 8J day ot Feb-ruary. 1880. M. B. 2, P. ISO, I will sell at publloauction, to tbe highest bidder, in front ot the Clerkand Master's office, courthouse ot Shelby county.Memphis, Tennessee, now known as th. Taxing-Distri- ct

ot Sbelby county, Tennessee, oo1 Hatarday, March , 1SSO.

within legal hours, the following described proeertrsituated In Shelby county. Tennessee: Being part ofa tract conveyed by Moses Cheek and wife to P. wPorter, July 12, 1864: Beginning at the southeasteorner of tbe lot on which Rev. T. P. Davidson form-erly reoldeo; thenos running east with Holly Springsavenue (which Is sometime known as Jack on streetextended) Ave hundred and sixty (5HU) feet to asiae, the southwest comer of Grot's lot, purchasedof W. Williams; thence north with Greer's linethree hundred and ten (310) rttn a stake; thenceeast five hundred and sixty (6tH feet to a stake ontoe east boundary ot said Davidson's lt; theneeisouth three hundred and tea 8 10) feet to tb. begin-ning, containing four acres, being same tract con-ve.e- d

by P. W. Porter to Andrew Mathews, February10, 1858. recorded In Register's office In book 2ri,page 25, to which reference Is made; same being thehomestead upon which stands a two story residenceand otber Improvements, known as Mathews's place.

Terms ot 6ale One-four- th cash; balance on acredit of P, 12 and 18 months; pureaaserex.-otln- g

notes, with approved personal security, bearing In-terest f roia dale ot sale for deferred payments; Ilearet Unfed, etc This Kebraary 13. 18HU.

AJ; BLACK. Clerk and Master.L. R M'Farland, Sol, f r eompl'nt. satA Notice.

No. 8405 In th. Chancer. Court of Sbelby county.Tail 1 A DttAlla, m, rr w,avUUvwv w. w. uaivruv - VA TTJ. A OO 'p-I- ttown Rolling Mill company etai.apoearina Iron iDMit in ihii m ii,.,defendant, Th. Youngs town Rolling MUM Company,

w. ,uv omhv vi .onnesaee; mat ItIs Indebted to the complainant In ths sum of S4104.evidenced by open account, and attachment havingbeen Issued and levied on lis property, as shown by '

tbe return of the sheriff:It It therefore ordered. That It make Kbherein, at the courthouse of Shelby eormty.

in Memphis, Tennessee, on or before th. nrstMonday in April, 180. and plea, answer ordemur to complainant's bill, or tbe same will betaken f confessed as to It and set for bearing ex-parte; and that a copy ot this order be publishedonce a week, tor four soeeeeatv. weeks, tn th. Mem-phis appeal. This Both day of January, 1880.t "SP K J BLACK, Clerk and Master.By B. JTHenry, Deputy caod M.

Metavtlf x Walker. Sols, for eompl'nt. M

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