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THfE MJGMPBCIS APPEAL-FEIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1874L-. 1 1 1 ui Ann DAILY AND WEEKLY TIio fallowing are Uieofflokl quotations of tbe ootton oxebange: Ordinary Good U9w miuaiine. Mtddlins Good middling. Prices irregular, with a fair demand; sales 2700 bales, of wbieb exporters took vuu oaies; spinners isgu, ana speenla tors 600. tXXSA ZZZTirfSn- a.

HsialiV TJifePapcrs forfchoPcoplo TCnKSl aayppajjatiu of mwrrere I THIS Weekly CONTAINS Theqenerai.ma.bket yesterday was uai i mere was no uoat in irom up river, and little feed or produce was oiTetiDg Corn waa nulet at unohaDged rates. luncti iut it ry emu no teore oould be had below 70e- Corn-mml was exceedingly dull at $8 75. St Isots on Wednesday quoted it at $8 50 WW; in JSew uneana it was $3 SO. "tow la strong at $57 50, with a good inquiry fur low trades. The St.

Louie I ,1 5 I -usmwwiu, jjwcemoer tu, reports: mere nas ueen a steady and at times active demand for low priced stock, which Las foil wed pretty closely ou the supply, keeping the market bare at all times and rendering prices unite stiff. The main oonaideralioii of buyers for the south continues to be price rather man quality. au tnis aceounts for me drain of the noor dualities. It id ot- servaWo that for some time part corn- meal lias been exceedingly dull, wnlle flour has become very active are we to understand that a change is taking place in the tastes of our population so that Hour is couiiuc more into use and corn meal less? rotalons and fruits exhibited little activity, ami no 0 Tj.t.lIInM IViniinr Until- ml untva it full! MMIHI1I KF.MTOttKD.-A Victim Ot i. r.i.

ii 2 nLnm. .1,1 lyoullifu I imprudence, causing premature de- i "xw8, -i i i cay, nervous ueoii'iy, etc- uaving trieu in- POWDBR ANT) Shot Powder. ret nartlv cured. Whisk steady at 0C. vain every known temfxly.

basrouudaslmme 16 35: halves. S3 38: Quartern. 3181. Beirixre.wWcUUewlllseiiU freetoiiu fellow Rlmf lu ruJ. -i.

sk iamb- -5 f-ii 1 untiflBftii, uaieaiupr 111 riuui snnerers. Address j. 11. i-' v-, T- i v- stp.tilv. ip fwarco ami firm: red.

ww rora. oJviJr'St5' $110lli Corn In good demand at Potatoes Pmkeves. 2: oeachblows 7.. i.u... ami oWl MtiTuf nifn- lu" uw-iuiwuuku ui cT3 atS3(K.

jsggs steaay at sue. uutier Wnat? ofuiet at 15(164c. Pork blows at S2 60; 30 bbte. New York early foIr demaoj at higher rates, $10 75. rose, from store, a $8 20.

Lard active and liliher: sales of steam at MTlvim I 'or- I iai" Pecans Arkansas. 1012c per lb. a iiLnsrni Poultry Chickens, $2fa3. Ducks, ni(u Rmn mir. nniv 33 60.

Turkeys, JobbiSg demand at9l-i131c. GrSen 4 50. Dressed turkeysatl2JcperMunJ.HMf--,iaH. flrm'V. shoulders.

OSCi Spices Pepper, whole, per 27c: ovmqi, Hamn ground, 30c. Cloves. 55p. Allspiee, 20c. whW atea.iy at 07c.

NEW ORLEANS, December 10. Cinnamon, whole, -1045c; ground, 56c XntmnoH $135 Glnei' whole 30c- iMCiW uniii-ann, ieceaiuer iu. isutmegs, i uin0er, wuoie, uc, trBhl vtr. eirrounu. r-'- COMMISSIONER'S SALES OF No.

725, N. K. l)-8eeond Chancery Court ol Hnelby county, Tenmsaee. t. Antlerfaon.

CommlsKlonec of Revenue, vs. It. Armstrong et al. Puranaut to a decree for sale, entered In tbe above entitled cause on the 2d day of December, mi, I will cell, at public auction, to iho higlipst bidder, for caxti, at tile courthouse door In Buelby county, on AXI -AT ground, 25c Mustard, pure ground, 30 lite; inrenor, a. Sausaob Per 910s; city made, 11 SrAKRitiB-Per twund.

67e: heads choice, 27 50. and jo WW, Jlgrie; baoKbones, 4c TnitNirs rer barrel. White Lbad Per 1011 Jc Monday, January 4, 1875, iiiiAtm, iiuvjjuiti ujiuic uuc, waioj i reoicviaLe, orso inucu tuereor as win uesui- i'KSTM. iiran, 1 ZW)l SO. Jtay non-unouisciiarceiDeiasexauiuuEeaagaiusi frll B.

P. ANDERSON. ConiralsvdonerofRevenueSlie by county. 3I0.VEY 3UEKET. SinillllJirV Icluuige in prices; oranges have ii UAAXfioO0MJU OUIUIHiirj UjTO2ced.

2hnUty was again low or tux AS WSLL A3 THE in price, with only a moderate busi ness doing. Jiulk pork is fairly active. I without any change in luotations, but the condition of tbe western markets mnlfA futiirfi rfttiA lmrprrntii. nru iniipli NEWS OF THE WEEKj Mntertls felt In the course of things in ui iraciuug ceuterd. lue ou jjouis jt puuetvem or jJecember ytn, reports: 'Hogs were very slow at the yards, packer? mostly holding off at prices asked; but the pens are full, and sellers are disposed to make concessions of con sideration, we quote me maract to sell all of 10(2 151 lower." Tbe same paper mentions a great change that has come iojthe packing centers of the west.

In all previous years, packers in doubt Z4--r'mfr C1Afl4.o-. about prices, could make a profit of 50 to literary Selections 75j a Qe by cattiDg op the meat; while the hair, bristles, gut fat, Kmhraeing PoHtical, Oommereial, Lit- heads, ribs, tenderlines, paid the running expenses of the porkbouse. ary, bcieahfic, Agrieultanil, Philo- This year no packer can buy hogs at the h.i pjij, ii.m current rates and sell the green meat at softtiteal, KeHgioBs, ordinary news a orcfit tt0m uell oniek. but tlie hoir other matters of interest to proai" sens eiow. pacner in me rrv TnLEaRArrr.

Alt IB, December 10. Rentes, 02f. ije. Poik -21 25. Dry salt I ProPerlyi aun ail cceix.

town: uoi io. i 114, in uhud a nuuui vibiuu, in UUUlUk OUBIUJ iucw Biiuuiue. luvac. wu. i eouniv.

Tennesste. in mecitvor AieroDniK. 7J(q)6C; Clear Mb, lOJC llacon. V2, laiW xmssuuayor. uoccmper.iort.

Hie Hams choice new, 10c. Lard drooping; tierce, 14iHjc; keg, 15 15ic Sugar inferior, 4l5Jc; common, fS6c; fair to fully fair. Cl7c; prime to strictly prime, 7138Jc. Holaesea common, 10(42c: fair, 47(50c: prime to choice, 52o0c. Coflee fair to prime, lTjiluc C'ornmeal, 5 of.

MISSISSIPPI VALLE FIRE AND UU5 scares; ordinary western rectllied would) TnsTiraJlOe 5ciTlTin.TlU Gold, 1111; aight, i discount; sterling, command $1 021 U.f. tli dHOB U03iUpaay 536 xnxir vadi in i.r.. I NEW YORK, December 10. Flour lujjui, uecemboriu. uonaoisior jaii and in buyers favor: superfine knAtir 111 ir.llll 1 AMnm.nt fil 1 I I western ana state.

iopm oo: Ht. JJWtea Btatea 4-sho isoo, iwi; aa. jals, JoaS. Rye flour steady at $4 20 lbOT, 109J 10 1041; new 5'm, 108; 70. Cornmeal active at $4 201 75.

ew orkCenral, 93: idle, 211; Erie whMt ntuiv? No. r.Mmim. si ioi LATEST NEWS OF THE DAY AND IS KILLKD VITU th Jfnrwer. Maufeteturer, Mechanic atxl Mefctit. TWO EDITIONS DAILY AND WEEKLY.

ThePaircrsfortliePcople TKKKS west can unload his product and escape loss. The offil has declined and does not pay the expenses of the porkhouse. Money is cheap, packers are borrowing and carrying their product a fall of Ijl a pound would bring severe lobs, probably $3 a hog. The prospect is fearfully small, while trie nsE is great. This statement or me uemocrat is an interesting one, but is not encouraging as to the stability of resent prices.

The Chicago Tribune, of ectmber Sth, says: "Packers have become somewhat demoralized, and this because they have doubts about the of packing at present prices." The same paper also says there is no money in operating at present prices. Liverpool has had a decline during the week of nearly 9 per cent, in lard, and lard and meats were falling off, many buyors holding off for a de cline. "The situation is rendered per plexing by the fact that a good many of the hogs on sale are not fit even to make meats, and the wonder is what they were sent'ia for. Very few operators think that they were sent forward be cause there are not many fat hogs left. Tbe packers do not want them, and are preferred.

3S- 1 12. Corn firm; old mixed western in NEW YORK. December 10. Money, store. 08c.

Oata closed steady: mixed 3i4 prime mercantile paper, I western, 676blc. Coffee firm. Sugar 07 per next grade, 7S per (dull and nominal; refining, Sjc; mus-j miscellaneous, luio per cent, covaoo, tic. uuu. nice quiet.

Sterling was tinn at 4S4J4S5 for Petroleum heavier and lower; refined, sixty days, and 4h9i100 for sight 11 ic; crude, 5 7-16c. Pork quiet and Customs receipts, $318,000. Gold opened nominal: old mess. $21. Beef fairly at 110, and closed at 111.

Carrying I active; plain mess, 1010Jc; extra, 12 rates, ias percent, anu nat; borrowing, lJc. uut meats quiet but mm; picKieu If 3 per cent. The assistant treasurer shoulders in bulk, 7c; pickled hams, disbursed $576,000. Clearings, lie. Middles unsett.ed and held higher; 000.

Government bonds were firm; western long clear, lOJc; short clear, coupons "of 1S8I, 119; 1862, 112; nominally SOc. Lard decidedly firmer; 1S64, 1141; 1S65, 116J; 1S65, new, 118s; prims steam, 13Jc; February, 13c 1S6S, 1191; 10-408, Butter steady; western, 203Gc Cheese nsj; currency bs, lib, stale bonds quiet. Whissy lower, ui, were nominal; juissouri os, oia ieu- 39 Jladlnon street, 3IcinpuI, Octjpltetl, $800,000 T. B. U1LLARU, President.

U.UK05AUER, Secretary. DIRECTORS: T. B. DILIiAHD. Cotton Factor.

a. DAVIS, President Flrs.t National Bank. B. EI3EMAN, ot JUce, Stll Co, Wholesale Dry Goods. Q.

H. JTJDAH, of Walker Bros. Wnole- Kale Dry Uood i. L. B.

KATON. Cnltetl States Marshal. L. IGLATJKIi, ot Menken Wbolesalo Dry Uoods. V.

VREDKNBUBQH.VIce-Pres. Memphis W. A. OAUE. Cotton Factor.

J. W.JEFFEKSO, Cotton Buyer nov3 Prices that trill induco customers to purchase immediately, at BARNOm GO Closlng-Out Sale. M. Zi. BROWN, COUNTY SUEYSY0E -UFF1CK- Cuurt Uuililins, cor.

Jlalu Foplttr stM. All Orders Promptly Hxeculod. LI11LE NELL'3 DRESSES SURPASSED IS STiLE lit THOSE WUICU C0HE fROH WATKINS'S nessee, Toi; new Tennessee, 7a; new Virginia, on; oia Virginia, 3s; old iNortn Carolina, jz; new jNortn Carolina, 12. Itsilroad bonds were dull. The stock DRY GOODS MARKET.

BY TELEQKAPII. Tfr.W VORtC. Tlwpmhpr 10 -Pank- market was weak at the commencement trail in ilnmpstln (roods unlet in of business-, b-it shortly after became nearly all departments, and jobbing ature au uus uuuu uic iu a -i brancnes inactive uotton goods siug' COTTON PRESS! aialn street aend for circular. JOI1A MAS06UE, Agent. aiempblA.

Teno. Reynold's Improved Ilevolv tag Screw Cotton Press is on ex cific Mail, Western Union and Erie, and giSh, and agenls closing out some accu- hlbltlon, and for sale, at 196 jiuucaauiauucuiwi iei jk i mulations or Dieacneu cottons at con-on there was a decline all around, but cp44inni in nrlro. TTtir. .15. Ttlpafihed during the afternoon the whole market shirtings now 13 jc.

Crescent brown was buoyant, with Lake Shore, North- ahBetimw mnil tn 9l-. Prfnta in fair western. Western Union and Erie as the om.nH Tni rial mata ami Uncn rinml. the latter going up 1J per cent, kerchiefs selling ireely, and real lace SAVE YOUR MONEY. nnr vkf A TV Canre UnA iciJUid tuat a.

uicntuii uau iuibua7cti the Grand ODerahouse from the Erie railway company. Chicago, Colnmbus RIVER INTELLIGENCE. anu iiiuiaua ueciincu to oi, anu aiter- ward rose to 'ims weans3 is at tributed to the fact thatthe Atlanticand voau teavini TbH Day, Great estern road has been put into a for. FRIARS POINT. receiver's bands.

A rumor is current piulAllis, Lee, master 5 pjnl that the Illinois Central railroad com- for vicxsbukg. pany has secured, or la about to secure, jclia, Blake, master. the contract of the Gilman, Clinton and for osceola. Snnncrleld railroad. The controversy g.w.

cheek. Green: regarding thi3 road for some time past fkaSkFokbkst. Jopun, master. nas been between me Illinois central and the Pennsylvania railroad compa' nies. Ine Jfanama railroad company 1 Tuomas t-herlock New Orleans has declared a dividend of 3 per cent, minois apoieon Buy yonr Boots and Sbes at FASSBCAITS, 353 rormerly No.

10 Jefferson rHAVK a large assortment of my own make of Boots and Shoes which I will sell lower than they were ever osered berore In Mem phis. Give me a call and judge tor yourself a pan ISnntliprn TTnonskirt and rnrsflt o.m I St- Louis tit. Francls Transactions to-day aecreeated 149.000 shares, of which 34,000 were Pacific Alan, s.w) western union, ao.ouo xdv Baum, rsormwestern common, 70U0 et. Paul, Erie, "24,000 Lake Shore, two Ohio Cincinnati Helena Departed. not dibpoed to take the sood ones so i and Mississippi, S000 Wabash, and 7000 Weekly (Jr Utab Mve or more) KlIlrMTHixnl FIXAXCE AND 1 I sctvety 83 heretofore, being distrustful pi tue situauon.

xne porK now nere is rators. and it is believed that most of TRADE. lhe is heI(1 in tne 8ame way- 11116 nieaid are owneu uy tne iiacsers, wuo fiol very little demand for them, especially on European account, though shipments to the south have been fair." Quotations are for round loU, unless oth erwise cxpresed; ema for feea ami jwoduce, levee rates. Jtr smaU purchases, rates are proportionately higher. ApriiES and Peaks Apples are weak except for hard qualities; good, 52 50( 8 25; choice, $3 564: a good large ap ple at irom 53 to in demand.

Sales of 50 barrels. Bkan Nothing Jodng; nominally S21 50. Beans Medium, $2 22 40; picked Tmz monky market shewed more tase ymtofdoy in sfots." With a prcs- lectaf fyrtiKT improvement in two or lUree dbt, tome of tbe recent sales of cotton wre made "where they would do moat good" to banks usder pressure. 1 11 liaiifii was cwiiugin liberally; quo- latioais meuaiu at discount on New orkandothr eastern cities; I on New oriM; selliog at par on all points, iold wm again ftwteatiog in New York, haugiog from 110; to 111 during the morning; our brokers were generally navy, 2 "5 paying liu, imtine fluctuating marset made ntm irrefHlar. As the holidays approach, tbe demand for money for Liieeotttitty is expected 10 increase, and ilie montb is likely to end witn a scar-rity of currency.

Nothiog, as usual, rii.En umm nr IiaiwIa? vcr lfmrn from rood authority that the time bills, lar patterns of new, 1 1 1 1-1 I Pnuicr Pair i fw uon oose nr uie eiiv wuzcii Mme- i limes find their way into Madison street, here Un-y tell atadiscouut of 1020 per cent. have the amounts simply turned over to the credit of the buyer Id tbe city books, Union Pacific Closing quotations were: Canton, 5S; Western Union Telegraph, Btl: Quicksilver, 32): Adams ex press company, 14; Wells ci Fnrgo's express company, b'l; American ex press company, boi; United btates ex press company, 02; Pacific Mail, 40; Thomas Sherlock- Belle liee- Commonwealth- Illinois- SU Francis- -Cincinnati -l Inclnnatl -New Orleans -New Orleans -Napoleon Helena MANUFACTORY, 383 MAIN ST. iW Larcest stock of the finest aa well as cheapest uumuia in me cuy. iew Panlers, Skirts, Braces and: Bandage Supporters. uoous wammieu.

liOCIX I.ANQE. In Fort. Arlington, Fort Gibson, Ella, Weather. River rn.aH Baslme. Yesterday was cloudy and cool.

The river is rising slowly at this port, with I J. H. BRO WN, J. C. ALEXANDER (joanoma county uss.

BROWN ALEXANDER, COTTON FACT0ES Butthh Per for choice, medium, 252Sc; inferior scarce; supe rior uosnen, 44c. BtrcKWiiEAT Flour Per s. Baling Stbffs Bagging weat at ISC for lb. and i3jc for rt for splleed old, to 77 for regu- uu AVA.AAA m.J I ill Ci A9 lUiiJA J1J ir a Mb tuiu fvv. vi a New York Central.

101 Erie. 275: Erie, a trood staee to Cairo, and thence four preferred, 43; Harlem, 130; Harlem pre- feet three inches to St. Lous. Appre- burg and Fort Wayne, A'orth- tween Cairo and St. Louis, but nothing COMMISSION MERCHANTS 611: Bock Island.

101 New Jersey Low water and not ice is the trouble. Central, 106 St. Paul, 3b; BL Paul pre- The Ohio has a good stage from Pitta- rerred, oi; wabasu, ao; waoasn pre- burg touairo. io report oi a rise in ferred, 45; Fort Wayne, 941; Terre Arkansas and White rivers were re- Hautc, 107; Terre Haute, preferred, 126j; ceived yesterday. uuicago uuu Alton, iuz, cnicago and Alton preferreil, 106; Ohio and Missis sippi, Cleveland, Columbun and Cincinnati, 602; Burlington and Quincy, 106 Lake Shore, S0f; Chicago, Colum- lui ntiil TmllflnA rTantml Tllinnia I Slagn ot Itlver.

OrriCE Sio. Seb. U. H. a.

1 10, IS74. Changes. demand at 15S16c ror cbedder, factory and western erioee. Cotton Yarns Quiet; No. 40(, lc; No.

500. 14c: No. 600. lis: No. 700.

10c Cidkk Missouri cider, per and 12; half $6 286 60. uabbaob iioose cnoice, i- jer iw head; crates oil. Ueleky i'er dozen, duioc. Cbanbekkibs Per $11 CuEerNns By the $2 60W5. Corn Sale of 80 saoks a' Se: 80 sacks ear corn at- S3s, and 45 sacks at that tbe mayor does not indarse any pa ex for tbee aooounts, or in any way make it negotiable.

Tbe New York Tm, Deoualter 6th, remarks that, for tne flnt ttese for soiae weeks, tbe Lin- don aanees were KvoraWe; the Bank Kuriiul had uninMl flSO OHil TliU Sic nwun- ll fmm 1T- ti 111' with IJOBNMKAIi UUU at iO i- OocoANtTTS Per 100. S7a7 50 uunHKnwwin. ih uniciou luc I rin. kblv irnrblni. nr nn gilraluu boM DBIBD FKUITS Apples.

oSf'OC I PeSCh iit. Knd that tbe small riah who follow- es, 6J7c Bright superior fruit will i-d tbe riuc's led, suffered severely. The brm above quotations. I Dkikh Rkkp 14iat52. nwmg imivi, vi luvcciciiiu, najo vuiicru' cy i flowiu rapidly out of the city; in three w.

trie bauKS' revenues diminish ed it went ti tbMwlb and west, where it will give activity to ti'aoV, and will then flow back to New York. So abundant is money, bowver, that tbe loss -of the hoovo amount Has out little ati-eted tne late of iaUxwt. The New York Jlcr-Ud sy tbat riewly but surely the oon-dithM of things is imiToving; trade is DiUBU Beef 14A153. Ku os Sales at 26A27e per dozen, and suffer. FiiOUB Medium to choice, 50 ler bbl.

urits rer an so, Fisu Maokerel No. 1 $14; $7: kits, II 50; kits. $2 60 iso. 2 Hair- Mi 29(i 50; fci's, $1 20. No.

larce $imu 50: $5 75 (oj; biu, iji 2U. nute mn, ro, uiumn M11IHC9 iuiiruviug, iraue is i '3r-, v. JWJ" iwiiuriiir wiiua autivltv: Yiwtn ar 1 1 $7ft7 35: family. $-1 5W5 more lively; more freight offering to Cod, in boxes, per boneless, the foreign aU'UHem; grain is moving to e- -W Trinf smoked, 60c; roe herring, Kutope; the atoeks of dry toods id $4 50 lands rre decreasing. "The total Qkocbkiks Hard refined white su-mmouat thus dbowed of during tbe Hl12e; soft refined, yellow and month of November was white, ille; hogshead sugars, (KM, aKkinet $4,44,000 last year, UklclarifiedyeUow.uew.SifelOicjopen in 1872, and kettle, new, 79o; choice white, new, ouo iti 1S71." Tbe commiision llllic.

Molasses aud syrup per gal-liouaea are Wug a fair trade; the Ion in barrels. 4565c, as in quality, rvtaUera art solidly All de- Including Louteiana new, which is parUnente of commerce give assurance scarce. Tea, as in quality, 30o $1 25. that when the new yeir comes In busi- Coflee Kio, ierpound, uees will be conducted on a more stab'e inferiorto faney, 20(5424c; Java, nd proflUble basis. This statement is Salt, per domestic, $1 902.

Soap oioaa weloonie one, and ii cooflrmed by German, per pound, 5JJe. Can-wii an expre(ou as the followiug in dles.l 718c bnuff 6oi.botties,ier I be Chicago TrUme, of December 8th, $1516; $10 SOl 50; tins, 1 which aaye: "As an evidence of the 56o. Soda, 5Jf6c, In kegs; in box-proMrciity of the west, may be men- ea, W71e. Stareh. 5K0c.

tionedthefatthi.tthefarmearepay- HaV-S es ol 25 bales, mixed at ug the interest and principal, when Eood Arkansas prairie brings $16. due, of their mortgages and other in- Hivxs. buyers otleriug dettedne with unexampled prices as annexed: Hides, riint, 18c; tude." Tbe Cincinnati Enquirer says dry falted, 16c; green salted. Sc; there is considerable animation in green. unsound hides, 33 per i.mevcirt l.tiere; balances were re- cent, lower.

Der ry, J0a36c, dueeJbyahipmenis to the interior, large Sheep sking, $11 oO. AW1, as in quai-amoonta of urrtucy had been ordered ity, WfeSOe. Tallow, Sc Beeswax, from the est, but Mill halluces de- liimi iin Hominy Per S5SW io. pkrtits UmI but little ebance of suocess. Krait In store at 25 for half In LouuvlUe the Courier registers a and $bt9 for bus.

-loe money market, and adds: "Values Iavb Stock Cattle, first quality, at are lower several leading produce 4(2 4tc 8rw; second quality, 3C431c; xitaiaodities, producing au UBOomforta- third quality, 2f(42je; gracing, lHlJc Ue fceliuf, and also interfering with Sheep, Jiwt quality, $4 605 per head; tr4e." second quality, $3 50(21 Hogs, first quality, 717jc; second quality, 7j)7le. The cotton MARK8T was heavy yes- Horses $136(150 for goad saddle tentey owing to another deeiine in New horses; for driving horses. $110114; York; that declino was set offby an ad- for plug horses, $70100. Mules, $0Ua Vance in New Orleans and aeUve sales, HOfor hands high; $110140 for but the New York decline had, never- 14JA15; $U5lb5 for 1516 hands. The tbeM, a depreiwing effect, Tbe market market Is well supplied with medium opeoed wHh sone attempt at firmness, mules and horses, with a fair trade do-but BMWr wtw in sharp wantand that.

inc. Good cattle are scarce. Fine Ken- with Umi New ork decline, caused tucky cattle and sheep quote above holders to otter freely as the day ad- these figures, the cattle in which are Central, 97; Union Pacific, 351: Cen tral Pacific bonds, 95; Union Pacific bonds, vz; ueiaware ana iiacKawana, iwf. corrox markets. Keokuk.

Cairo-. 8t. Louts- Cincinnati. Loulsvl lie-Memphis. Shreveport Aasnvuie- BYTELEORAPn.

Above low water. Itlse. FaK. Feet, i In's. Ft.

in. Ft. In. 1 a i AND OEaEBAXi KooKt Mo. 10 2Sagno2ia Block, cornel I'nlou and Front Streets.

a. "K)NSlGN3tENT8 Orders for all kinds of merchandise, machinery, was- ons, etc, accompanied with cash or elty acceptance, will receive carelnl personal attention. Allconsltnmentstousanagoodsshlpped by us, covered by oar open pollcyo' Insurance unless otherwise Instructed. Reier. by per.

mission, to German National Bank. y22 New Orleans. 1.1 Ml ft CINCINNATI, December 10. Cotton uuu, xajv. LOUISVILLE, December 10.

Cot ton very dull, 14c. ST. LOUIS. dull and a shade lower, 13e. i 11 9 1 6 4 i 7 I IS 8 5 i 7 13 2 8 I.

1 t- -i I I. D. CONAWAY, Seal Estate and Collecting Agent, 373 ivTvxisr ST. TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER -AT- BANKRUPT PEICES! AGAIN we have received large lines of Uoods from Bankrupt Sales which we are onenngat uanxrupt prices: Bleached Domestic 5c per yard and upward Brown Domestics-. 7c andUDward Wool Jn mw Cotton and upward Calicoes, Be and upward I8c and upward Cashlmeres IWc and upward Boote snd Shoes Cheapest in the City, as well as our Immense stock of CLOTHING at corresponding lew prices.

CALL EARLY AND BARGAINS Q26 1LKJlT? Dooley's ITeaat Powder pcnectiy pare ana Wholesome. Booley'a ITeast Powder is put up in fuu weight cans. Dooley's feast Powder ueganiiiucuiis anil uoiJs. Dooley's Yeast Powder MUSICAL GIFT BBflKS. vi Si iiAiirinDR vrtrnr, KTi.ii.in f-arc I Combread, etc.

H. it. LUDWIQ, Observer. IToTecieiit of tsiiais. The Great Republic, with one thou- December 10.

Cotton I sand tons of freight and As colon com- mauderv of Knixbts Templar, passeu up night before last. The St. Francis, Ho. 10 21adJsoa sf emphls.Teoii. 1 LL business Intrusted to me will receive 7Y prompt attention.

Charces always reu I Bouable. Kefers by permission to col. w. L. Vance, ixeo.

J.xienry, secretary, fronix insurance B. A. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce: F. M. Nelson, secretary Hernando Insurance K.

C. Daniels. President State National Kanit; nenxy j. Lynn, secretary juempms Fire-Insurance Co Stanton Moore, crocers anu cuiiHHiwMuujJiwcuiinia. uecx noon with a trood Ui ol cotton and seed.

The Commonwealth, from St. Louts, added seven hundred bales of cotton at this port, and left at two o'clock yester- ine Cotton quiet; sales, 12.000 bales; export from Helena, tamo, in yesterday after ii I n.li mwl mn nr inr Inn unit flAMl anu speculation, oaies. 2 p.m. November and Decembr ship ments irom eavannau or t. oarieston, fmJ day afternoon for New Orleans.

DUIkfUlbUMUWlU i.MIOiiliaU vi tont 1. m.c, 7 9-16d; February and Arlington, with a miscellaneous cargo, March delivery. l.m.c. 7 7-16d; De- mostly produce, arrived at two o'clock ernm yesterday afternoon, from Cincinnati. New Orleans, g.o.c 7 9-16d; sales of to-morrow afternoon on her American cotton, 6000 bales; January 1D.

jro.ul nnri Vij.r,.rT. fr. arrived yesterday morning with 295 leans, 1. m. 7kd.

bale8 of cotton, 105G sacks of teed and a vpivAnri'iva n. i it on good list of passengers. The Andy NtVVOKLiiArb. DecemberlO, 11:30 ifl ti?" hundred bales of cotton for Cincinnati. lc; recelpts' 0620 hales eaIes- The Thomas Sherlock, Captain Hart in Bluff City Terra Cotta JAMES BTEL, Proprietor.

n.m.X.lwln(. l.T.-croo a. vww.uuuvwi vwk. rni V'irr I IMoono with I rffn niimnOT1 1.les,; sales, 7050 bales; stock, Kmgnt3 Templar on boartf. She has lK5.ew.S tnarlrnt' firm miiijlIirtfTa I 1 iAA, MANUFACTURES OF 165,575 bales; market firm; middlings.

Hie. 0 p.m. Cotton demand active: sales. 5200 bales; prices stronger in the morn ing; in tne evening easier; good ordina IZ-l'A tVshhhiof STONEWARE SEWER PIPE and lib barrels oi moiasses. ine nsiie Lee cleared for New Orleans, near sun down, with 750 bales bales cotton and 25 Shelby street, bet.

South and Georgia, near at xenn. it. xt. icpoi, aieinpnis, xenn. .7, down, witn 7ou oaies oaies cotton anu -i mxf ii'iiijm i ry to strict gc ordinary, 131Ulc; low cMa' vasaengeI3.

The Andy Baum, for MTTniTS middling to suict low middling, 13 the Ohio, tool out 350 bale! cotton, 10 J.7J&.0 JUt JLUJaiO 14e; middling to strict middling, 141 and 260 emntv kew. The UtottvjSA Jiiei.I.p,Si.,fi?.;..S!?M'or Helena, cleared at dark with fair uim viiiiaiii, uvw utuco, vaoitvioc, I I li 4b hales: stock, 159,703 bales: unsold last evening, 51,700 boles; on shipboard, bales. NEW YORK, December 10, Cotton quiet and nominally unchanged. futures uuu; January, u-ibo; February. 14i(ai415-16c: Match, 15 3-16 fel5 5-16o; April, 15 9-l(i15c; Decern- oer, a-ibc.

12:16 i.m. uotton quiet; qrdinary, trips. news unit. Captain Carter, of St. Louis, wants a boat for the Red river trade William Parker, watchman for tbe Keokuk northern line, died Monday night at Alton sloueh boats for the up per Aiiesoun river are ounuing at Pittsburg The Iron Mountain, now coming down from Pittsburg, has two hundred thousand fire-brick for New Orleans DEiLEB IX vanoed.

and sales were pretty liberal. New York letogmnM quoted a quiet market, on tag at life, declined to doted with quotations revised but leaving middling at life New Orleans cloned firm at lc advance, 141c Liverpool was quiet and unchanged at 7 7 16d. The New York SuUeHn, Deeem-iter were not only dull but -wen domoraUied with no fixed market (Mfers at a decline brought no response from exporters. Liberal receipts, Liverpool eoutiHually breaking down, and gold weakening, all combine to prostrate spot cottou. Offerings were more abundant and prices lower, but even lower still wa3 expected by buyer.

The full receipts, when a falling off had been looked for, pressed on the market, and, with the break in Liverpool, took tbe courage out of the bulb, aud futures suffered accordingly. In oar market the prices of ootton sold, aa reported by operators, as ioiiows Htaioed notions, liifc cood ordinary. awqwinr Ift brought 1.11c; 101c; dear sldefl, 10Hai0f Ilams- l.iw niithUing, -im middlln), njai'iiiert, new, 1 K'Me- ol.l, lllSc, good luidjlitig, i4tHjc. IBroRkrast bvOu, Arkansas and Texas. Sheep are in good supply and fairly aettve; premium Kentucky bring 8c Hogs in fair supply and demand.

Lemons and Oranuhs Lemons, tier box, $36 58. according to quality. Mince Meat Per pound, 12(Sl3c. Mjsat. Frwu Beef, fore-quarters, 2 3c; hind -quarters, 46e.

Sheep, by the carcass. tiSe. Hogs, 70c. Nails In store, $8 76 rates, cash; on orders, $3 90. Oils Coal-oil, per gallon, 17c; lin-seed, raw.

90o; linseed, boiled, 95c; lard oil per gallon, $1(1 10. Turpentine, 48c. Onions In store, $8 254 25; choice scarce and looking np. Oats Sale of 316 sacks at 09c. Picis' Feet Per keg, $22 10; bbls, $9 6010.

Pickles New, per bbl. 10 50fel0 75; half bbL, $5 505 76. Provisions Bacon nominal. Bulk bhoulders, 7J(a7jc; clear rib sides, 10f() ams 12c; good ordinary, 131c; low middling, and six thousand barrels of refined oil 14e: middline. 14.1c: Alabama.

14ic: for Knnth Amerir-a Kt. Tiouls Jftenub- Orleans, 141e; sales of the day for ex- con, of Wednesday: "The Alton dike ovu vaies-, vu spinners, caies; being built at tne instigation oi tne gov- for speculation, 7 bales; last evening's etnment by Berry Brothers, is rapidly exports, 460 bales: to spinners. 007 bales, approaching completion. Already the Futures firm; January, 1414 7-16c; beneficial reeults of the dike are becom- February, 14 13-1614 March, 15 3-1G ing apparent. The channel now courses April, 15l5-S215 9-10c; May, along the Alton shore all the way along 10 lo-iusiojc; juue, iokio o-ioc; saies tue city fronU" Cincinnati inquirer, tot future delivery, 16.900 bales.

nf Tnesdav? H. Steoliensoa. sur- p.m. uotton quiet; quotations veyor of customs, has received instruc- revjsouj uiuilibiv, i.sui guuu omiuaiy, u0Ds irom tne secretary ot tne treasury 13jc; low middling, 14c; middling, 14Jc; to nermit the shinment of refined petro- Alabama, 14c; Orleans, 141c; sales to leum, which will not ignite at a temper-exporters, 586 bales; to spinners, 16S ature less than one hundred and ten de-bales; forspeculation, 207 bales. greea, Fahrenheit, on p.m.

Futures weak; January, er3 (upon the guards ot forward March, deck thereof, at asafe distance iromany 1531616ic; April, 15159-16c; May, thesame beput up secure- iwc: June, 10 o-ioiajioic; juiv, 10 i-io iv lu iron-bound casks or barrets, or in i i ni I (fciojc; jjeceinuer, it wuco metallic cans pacKeu in ooxes." for luture delivery, 25,100 bales. The Grand Tower, City of Alton aud Ootton report for six days at an tne Belle of Memphis, are banking at Cairo United States ports: Receipte. 117,774 Wausa of low water to St. Louis and bales: exports to Great Britain, 36,510 scarcity of freiehts The Pat Cleburne bties; tor ranee, iauaies; to tue con- u3 reported nanl agrouna at uranu 00116118 Iiight-DraftMaenollallln, Oullett's Steel lirush Qln, Utlca Steam Engines, Colmans CommUla, Deerlng'a Horse Engines, Cold Rolled Shafting Plows, Wagons, eta, Stoves, 'Wagonmaktn Supplies, Gam Ueltlnii, eto. S7 UWSOIS' STBEET.

A. KKNNEDAY. IV. A. KUDU.

Wholesale aud Ketail Dealers In tinent. 24,709 bales; coastwise, 256S bales; stock, 657,625 bales. PRODUCE MARKETS. miles above Cairo The Marv Ament is on her way from Evans- viile to this port, and will run as a regu lar tri-weekiy packet between nere anu Osceola. She has been thoroushly re- by thlkoraph.

paired and will be a valuable steamer for LOUISVILLE. December 10. Flour popular commanuer, yaptaiu jop- ci I lin Tommie anenocs's excur- UIVta 1, 11CT.1 111U1, 11U Ml 31 Shoes 269 1-2 SiAIN ST. Oppoalle Court Bqaorc, Wheat firm: red, SI. Corn firm, 73fi)75c.

Oats quiet, 80(3)65. Pork quiet, $21 50. Bacon firm; shoulders, 91c; clear rib, 12jc; clear none; sugar-cured hams, 12l3c. Bulk meats, 7J 10101- Lard, 14J151c. Whisky, 97c.

ST. LOUIS, December 10. Flour firm; superfine winter, $4 404 50; winter extra, $4 504 65; double extra, $4 704S0. Wheat firmer; No. 2 red winter, $1 09 cash.

Corn higher at 67 71c, according to location. Oats easier at 6767ie. Whisky steady at 9Sc. Pork beta higher; nothing done. Bulk and green meats nominally unchanged.

Lard opened quiet at 12jc cash, and closed at 13c CHICAGO, December 10. Flourdull. Wheat steady; No. 2, SSe cash; 91 February. Corn dull; No.

2, 74Jc casti. Oats steady; No. 2, 54c cash. Cornmeal dull at $3 50. Dressed hogs firm, 7iSc.

Pork active, higher and irregular at fl i vAsh; T20 flfi February, l.ard active an.ihigher, lo.lOu cash, ij.ic tin Tim TnmmtA Khprlvfc' pvmir, slonisiswere entertained yesterday by MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE. the Knights Templar oi tnis cuy. un particulars are given in our local page, k. l. cochran.

s. v. hatcher. pited, Captain Bly Weaver takes com- 00111511 Sr flfo UnJ and wM keep bet -to the White ft, Xj. C5 UUl Xivci: tuxuujlivuii hue iscniiuii, null will be run as a regular packet between Memphis and that river.

Captain Weaver is a popular boatman, and will uo a good business, qaccEssoKs to M. E. Jt JT. W. COCHKAN, ESSE ARRIVAL.

DEALS) A LARGE STOCK OF Fancj Candy, Toys, Kntg, BalsIcH, Etc. fine asssrtmentof Cupid Leaves, Roses, and Ornamenting Goods for Cakes, Wrapping Kits Paper, for sal CHEAP AT WHOliK- KALK. Call noon and send in your orders at J0I1X It. RirjROl il iials StitCi iieisplj, TSBB AND MANUFACTURERS, Offices and Yards, Foot WAShlngton St snd Xo. 4 IIOTTard's Bow.

Sawmllteii North end of NaiyYard. ESP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GEN-era! assortment of Bnlldlne and Fram- nsc Lnmber.Weatherboarding, Flooring, Cell- iiie, and Lai ua. AlM, Doors, Sash, iiili.as, Dresso.1 Iinmber cf ad klnd3, etc. Aro prepared to fill tUiA on tha shortest notice, Booley's Yeast Powder Makes all kinds of Dumplings, Potples, Cakes and Pastry, nice, light and healthy. Dooley's Yeast Powder Is the best, because perfectly pure.

Dooley's Yeast Powder la the Cheapest, because full weight. Be sure to ask for Dooley's Yeast Powder and do not be put off wit any other kind. Dooley'a Yeast Powder Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Dooley's Yeaat Powder Is put up Tin Cans of various sizes, suitable tor Families, Boardlnghouses, Hotels, Restaurants and River, Lake and Ocean Vessels on shoit or long voyage. The market is Hooded wltu cheip, lnlerlor Baking and Yeast Powders of light or short weight.

DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER Is warranted full strength and full weight. Sold at wholesale and retail, generally throughout the United States, by dealers In Uroceries and Family Supplies. FOR SHE Gi IKOH the fuel my family la bow coiu- I1 rnit.lvuliriuii.ll i I during the lammei months, 1 wIhu to dumow I of my residence property in (ireenwona, on I uciiemore Avenue, wulh of tbe city or Mem phis. Tiie lot eontaUu Ave acre of excellent land and aaacito for a residence psmescesntMur- paweannrarai aurautages. xu tne back and front Tarda wUl be foctnd almoxt every variety of native fbruit trees.

Tha front vara i tantefiilly arrange't well set la aras. aud non- iMMde a variety of evergreen trees, a choice selection of shrubbery. There is aba on lhe prcmMe an abundant wipplr of fruit trees apples, pears, iwaebes, cherries, Dgs mi ejnvfua enn, qoiiuih nutpoemcs, cur-ranui, etc. The dwelling, which ia comparatively new, conatractad in the Italian style, and contains nine nrst-etas room double parlors, dining-room and alz chambers, beaidea pan-try, Mtore-room, linen-room and chamber elum or elothas prewen. The out buildings cunut or iciuuen, servant's room, smoite-houe, dairy, UuUi and wash-iooms.

coal and iwuitxy-nouse, camage-uouse, etc. mwumtiwur Trust Sale. trine of a deed la tract made to i wuixam jl. nown, on ma attb April, lSH.asd reaJedln the flecietur's nOUr oi Mueioy cnuntr, book so, an, page i7 aeu ror we purpone pannguie iaeoieu i wm offer for sale, at nee seeured tnerela. oubne auction, to the ton ait bidder.

In front of the eoartbotMe, tn the eliyof Mam. pule, ethelby county, Tennemee, ou fafsday, the loth 9f Petembor, 1874, between fe hours of 11 o'clock n.m. asd 3 o'l lock p.m., the following deaenlMd land, iylluc In dheibv eouutv. T.mitw. In Um nftv vi iffuunuuM, u-wii une-iniru Haaiviaea in terest In the (ollowtng dmeribed lots, to-wit ma.

in couuery ioi co. we, oeinc us no. oi ionn D. Armonr'ii rat-dl vision of send coantrj 'outtng nr feet on the I'lgeon Roost twiu in limn on mm naru' side; tocB running bock northwardly to us i. -1 tnence wiia saia alley east "rdly feet inehes; tncsus south wantli 1S feet to said read or avenue on wblea loi 4t3Hlda a tWO-storv franw.

ilw.iil- MMv Also, part of country lot So. tts. being lot leaves and other foreign sabstaneas. There is XLi 72,1 also, near the Kitchen a wi-u nil feet itetin I oewribeo lot on toe east auu on which kj wtlledth brick. nowro? prrvbS uombSi der.

and both supplied with water from out- lering coerra with wire olotll to excluile xnis property la situated in one of tbe mow tmiuuui anu iieHiratiiA iinnniirM rnn to the city, being on a belt ol high table-land. In the midiit of a refined community, surrounded bv bennLiftil nnil fnufAfMl rMrirli.iii.mi ucm m. Dulu, eiuaie uouege an iuhii- by street No. 3D on aald road or avetus)' running back to the alley aforesaia north wardly; thecoe wiiu said alley 3S feet xiaebea Ana aiM, pa -r country lot No. ua, begin ning on the north sice of Monroe street 13L feet east of if iDtirseeUon witn new Welling.

taUon or ven hinh characleri and the sLraet I menee eastwardnr with said stree' car-, with botho? wWchthere is roTumnnl Itlfeet to Ml, HW. feet to a stake: I hence south MSV feet to the beginning, on which stands a small one story frame qottagp-hoaite. The rtehtor rtdeitiotlon is waIvmI tn.i ih. title believed to lie good, hut I convey onlru trustee. j.

A. ifSruKRSoN. Trrwtee. caUutl bV a BlAQO: wnllr frnm Uih frntiL It Is Imi within a short distaoee of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. At a family residence it Is one of the most uouceame anil OeHlrnliln In Hlialliv mmiuit and my only ruasons for wlshlmr to disnoHS ol i .1.

uw-. Miuva hbiw, win sell WlliOOU purchaser on verv reasonable term as to price and payment, or axehange It for ae- eeputoie renaenee property witnm tne city. tivery opportunity to examuie the premises will be atlorded to those desiring to purchase v. 10 lbwh street. SHERIFF'S SALE -OF- VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE, On Saturday, December 2C, 1874, No.

rtwneery Oourt of Utftny tmuij jaary aiunany vs. xr. IX. JsenartV etaL TY vlrtao of an Intartoratory dearee for H.eal Estate. nnsuc notice is hereby given.

IT That by virtue ot an execution to mt JL sale, entered in the ahove smttfte on the I rwn, .1. I 1. 1 1 I Q(n Hnv.f rWiJu. UTT. 1.

l.Wnn. IUQ iUWUIUIN. Jl -1110 Litt, I Ml WWWW, WiU Wi. pKUllO or xuucHee, in we eabe oi 11. 1.

wall vn. I iugwiu, wi uie uiaxum ntuuwr. in osst ox un jounspeiiman et au Judgment rendered on the rlftn day of November, 1S73, for the sum in eigni. nunarea ana eignt uouara, witn in I county eourtboase, Memphis. on Saturday, Dceambsr 28, 1874, within legal hours, the folio wing described real estate, to-wlt: A certain lot or pi real of land, lying and peine in oaeioy county, aiasaec leretl and costs of suit, to satisfy said judg- mem, WUl, on jlonday, the 4th day of January, 1873, legal hours.

In front of mv offlce.ln new I and in the elty of Memohls. bezinaistti at tha cuurmuuse, aiempnw, xennesfiee, proeeeu Nou(neei comer io rri. on saa vann mi, i ue iiiguetH oiuuer, ior easu, me 101 lowing deseribed Droperty. to-wlt Being part of original eennty lot No. SOt, uuu uacriou upon uie pian on nn junnson aod John J.

Murphy, made bv SI. A-Keir. January as, 1573, as lot No. seventeen 17 Be- luuiut; ui ujo wjuuiwtsi corner or Fan lot all lhe north side of Exchanere sli-Mit: thmnH eattwaraly with the north side of Rxahanra I and lien retained to street dfty-eigbt and one-third i5M leet I This Deoetnbsr 3, MOT. 1111 nmuici-i ui i ci in sbiu iu uience Jl UIi.ll -wardly seventy-nine and a quarter 7t) feet iu nic uuiuiciuii, oumer oi wiuukod i ill.

si in i ii sitfeot Alabama street orroaa: thence west wardly with ice south side of Alabama street Ufty-three and two-thirds feet to the 7IU7AZS Medical Dispanssry Tlo. VX JesTonea iSirest, Itstweeit Main and Front Henr, Hm SHalllstMs) tn W. TAIt. JOHMOW la aal In tereated, as by far the rilPhystelas tn the Utiazananl mmtrnm y. tMret diseases.

Qatek, horcagh and eat sarea gasraaieea in eaary irsnt. a remote, nni nuses iiihi i lias anil lis onraa xa. a xaw iiavft. wiluoui trin atereaiT, cosoxge of out or hladnne oasrneas. econiinrv -Tysniiis tft ia, andlcated wltoost tn una of mezcury.

voiantary less at sasaaa stoops) a sasrt ttian flsnrmais fraaa lmjataner at laas ai atraat powar i assured to free vigor Lb a pkb. vianarir asusrHsv sou sinaaavw at phjsiasj and maniht Maa, nxieiKry srnuaieBiH suuu IitlenlsaraUantxrjn Bald So I Women, and gnrwgaar-nlisil Throat sad Lans: jsaaaas MinaasM. All ouswajsattonx men a MedletKes ssst by axpfess is flat i mratry. nmns lissi if sslIsIsji. uw xi.

a. jutuaaxrsi ax. I DCBLIC NOTICE IS HfcBKBY A that ay Wains af a writ af First circuit Court or sheiiiv uugnaat rraden bounty, YaH an on me im 'oojur. lulls nra, lor tha saxu of tortr urils arxl miejaii and "ideof Adams street: taeneo west with Adams I street about twana poj net: thance north with a brick wall aboat sixty fdBT feet: thanes -i ui sduui meaHr ieu. toan auey; uianoe wHh the alley about sixty so feet to toe b- sinnlne.

Terms of ttaUr Cne-Uurn. eaah; halanoe tn. aix uiu iwhith muouxs, ht wiu auuaxxiy, M. D. L.

STSWAKT. Clerk and Master. By Geo. Mallsry, p. c.

and M. det northwest corner of said lot: uiesee wrath. wardly one hundred end three 1IR1 (sat to tha Dlace of becinninir. xievieo on as me property ot oerenuaat, John SpeUman. to satisfy said lodgment.

Intermit C. L. ANDEBSON. Pheriff of Shelby county, Tenn, Memrdiis, Suth day or November. W74.

Kortrecht He Crait, att'ys for pl'ttf. detfr Non-Eesideut Notice. No. 1557. In ho First Chancery Court of Shelby eounty, Tennessee-J.

W. Jefferson et al vs. The Memphis Uas Light Company ItacDearinirfrom affidavit In tblseAnsa that me ueienuanis, x. li. (iaylord, K.

T. Coverdale, uCTiigociiicry, auu xiiuuipMiii xiean, are non-resident of the State of Tennessee it is therefore ordered, That to ey make their I PI virtaa at a deed of trust exasatad aad dallvanid ts ia an Irustaa the Hist lav oi Ana-ast, urrt, and ragistenA In the Register's oisb of issaibr county, Tanassnse. am tas nn utty oi wawjuur, it. cnatxet aoaa: no. i paae ext.

for the nurBose of seenrrnsi I certain hxdeMedness thentu mesUoaeii, I I wiu.os Sdtnrdaj, January 2d, IS75, within leaal hours, sen the mbdmSt after described for cash, at pSsMie oa the blcheat bidder, the Drooertv. to-wlt: The leakehafai yard sttoateil on Second street In 1nal in. anu Known as tne jastspejs maak Tantj" also nvt; horses, one mala, one wooden sneil, now in said -tosk yard. Also the tottaw- KCS ioninga VartTll TthJhoahSd v.w wv jicuiLWB, icuil. vu mvil 1110 UITM.

I ynii li 111 11 til rTllt II r. MMMlallMa. Mondavin Jknnarv. 1H7. And nlMu Wpstlhg af Beds, demur eomplalixanU' blU.

or the ame will bauTcrotIiua be taken for jnfeased as to them and set for S.IISS; hearing ex parte; and that a copy of this order Tii r-- publlsned once a week, for four successive I to aaose- alse two baaUmZcui7vritMtrm2t' in the Memphis Appeal. This Win "EL cloning sm on nana or XHinam, einsxa, in mhml, everyuiuLg now in saia nass or be cTci-, 111 mtj inpuipa day or November. 1874. copy auesi; jusxuaxi A. wiK, Clerk and MaMer.

Py K. B. Mcllenrv. Benutv C. and M.

Hutchinson Townsend and T. W. Brown. BuiiuiiuTs iur cuuipiiuiiaillil. in stock vara, brilnir the sasoe laxalv by L.

LaCroix. eale of aoove described prep. lj mi uM piaee un uie premires in unsssa I sail as trustee. JOHN CUB BINS, Tmstea. U.

W. Miller, attorney. deel Noa-KesitleHt Notice. No. 1710 In the First Chancery Court of Shel- ur rouuiy, xeaneeeee a.

x. Commissioner of Revenue, vs. Rowland H. Thome el al. Il aPDearlnir from affidavit In this canaa that the defendant.

Rowland H. Thorae. la a non-resident of lenneseee and a resident of 1l is tlierelors ordered. That he make his appearance herein, at the courthouse in the cuy oi Atempnis, or before tbe nrst Monday in January, IXib, and mead, an swer or demur to complainant's bill. or the same will be token for confessed as to him and sat for hearing exnane: anil fin a .1 1 1, ii, I.i vuuj v.

VJl VI 1 11 UUMHIiCU I N. U. IIW, I once a week, for four sucosssl ve weeks, in the I courthouse, Memphis, Tenn. on Aiempnis Appeal, xms mm a ay oi govern oer, ion. A.

copy Attest: jsomuni) A. UJiJC Clerk and Master. Bv E. B. Molienrv.

D. C. and M. John Johnson, sol. for oomnl ri CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SEAL ESTATl On 1YeiInedaj, Jannurj 0, 1375.

Second Chancery Court of Shelby eonnsy rv in. xunvwi ueusarar, vs. xv. j. i-arsons.

DY virtue of aa Interlocutory decree lor sale. 1 1 euterea iu iiw aouva isiii on UM2a tiav of October. TsTl. 1 wilt sail, at nubile anetton. to the highest Mddsr.in front of the oonnty Wednesday, Jaaaary 1875.

W. W. SCHOOtn ELD. LOUIS HA.NAOS2, HXNKT G. MlLLIS HIKKI THOJIASi SCEOOLPISID, HANAUBE WHOLESALE Grocers Cotton Factors 258 FKOSiT STltXET, MEMPHIS, TENNESBE2 tlTK Invite the attention of havers to LARUE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES, feeling confident of being able to offer them goods In our lino at an low ngurcs as thoy can be purchased in any Western or southern city, wo win givo especial atien tlon to tbe sale of Cotton, our Mr.

Louis Han aner makinz that a sneclaltv. -Thanking our many friends for the very nnerai patronage nesiowea on tnenrmjusi dissolved, we respectfully solicit a continuance of their favors, hoping by tloca attention to business to merit the same. Ueranbls. June t. 1S74.

iM D. ZELLNER. E. L. GOLD BAUM Zeilner Co.

3891 MAIN ST. I Keep eoasUntly on head the largest as sortment of the best enstom-made Boots and Shoes, and offer to sell them cheaper than any other firm in the Be sure and remember the place, 389 MAIN STREET. 389 HOME. CANVASSERS WANTED For this Great Pictorial Family Paper. TGUGHT to ten Ladies and three to Ave Gen I i tlemen.

prope: an agreeable and vei tlemen, properly qualified, will find this munerauve employ-good references re- ry remunerative employ aoiy rson or bv letter containing: address, to j. ii- xcxiiuxx, 41 iuaaisonisu ment. Unauestlonai quired. Apply In person between 2 and 3 pan oy letter condaiu OC18 very acceptable and permanently useful present to a musical friend will ne one of me loiiowine valuable woius. for sale at all Music Stoies or will be sent by malt, r.ost- paiu, jor reran price: JUST PUBLISHED PIANO aT B03IE.

ISO urze nazes. flUel with the best Piano Suets l-hand pieces, furnishing an unfailing iunuoi nomeemeruunmeut. ORGAN Af UIUIK. For Beed Organ. 2W very popular easy pieces.

Gems of German eons Vocal. Gemsol Sacred Song Vocal. Gems of Scottish Song Vocal. Gems of Strauss Imtrumentai. These books are truly caskets of Gems of the kind indicated.

The Gems of Htrauae eonstltnle tbe most brilliant music ever pb- iisnea in one voiuxne. wreath ot Gems oca Operatic Pearls Vocal. Silver Chord- Vocal. Shower of Pearls Vocal Duets. Admirable collection of Song and Duels.

Musical Treasure -vocai Jc instrumental Pianist's Album Instrumental. PWnolorte Gems InslrBmental. All tbe above sniendiil colic otlons are uni form in style and binding, have 20U 260 large pages eacn are nneu win tne most popu lar music, and cost in Boards, each. Si 50. In FUUGilt.II Kiesantiv bound and mot interestinc Books are also the Lives of Handel, Mozart, Weber, tseemoven, uenaeisn.

nu, etc. frice irom si per volume. OLIVER jITSON Boston. CHAle. il.

DITSON decjws 711 Brood wty. New York. wl thing legal bonis, the following desert bad Twelve hundred and llrxvirJSa aansaX land In Shelby county, Tennessee, in dishrlet No. U. and Is the east half of eotrv No.

Si. and lies ji am oi toe xississipm ana xaan Railroad and soeth of Bnaahaw avenaa. Tarms or Sals Cash. This December 3, 1871. M.

I). STKWAUT, dark and Master. By George Mallery, D. C. and M.

W. W. MCU icDoweU, sol. for eompl't. daot I'llFTinilTriilraiiil.

nstignami of tha estate of TOor. PHILLIPS AT tiankninta. wil set, on me Thirty-first day et December, 1874, utsauafy saMJndrnnt, I win, Saturday, 12th 9mj ef ikceisktr, 1874. at o'eloek, bl. in front of my ofltea, anr toarthoaMsMMSkhx Tsnrx, rrnnu.Jl TiT Si.

to the MsAastsSssL tu- (taaorllMd real aatata, to-wtt: Paris assa J. T. Maas: oa ibe rT" fV J- aafUl those of Las of John Jajinasi.tr,. Laviad am as Um property of promptly at I o'clock BU L. HharoT of -Uitilrr MsjMWihl.

I71h li.ii nr I W. JTlTuval. attiTmay for plain rflT. saia iaOBBsaBS, ia tJOslsTstOhT. i virtue of a deed of trust i trustee, on the sth any imlm Isn In Jobu it.

WUllams, which dead has BeasTdaly recorded in Pbiuxps uounlj-, state of Arkaa-sa defanlt having been wade by said paying tfiedotearsd byatMstBaa. I will, under the provtsioa of UMxaasaVaau st paMIr eatery, to tha i'g'ml hhMar. sar ceanyoM the premises, on Thondr, 31st B-y ef kswtsr, 1871, tha hours of sun. aast ami the following risers! bad real and naai pro pany mentlonW in tnaaaht saaa so much thereof as may be rsseanmn ts Isfy said trust, to-wlt: The bains; hmown mt the "Wiiliaon OUt isuuui aianianou, una Deltig ilii np tha plats of thapubiic surveys as ail of ii winingsLxnass iwij mn weraa; ua easi osu oi i ty-etght (2S). contain ina Ihraa tisvjsuy-uiraa i.ej) acres me east Bsur er sae-tfeon tuirly-three pi cuntaiiiing three hun- orst ana iwasny san aaxas; me cart of serf! on twantv-ona af.

a thirty acres: tha fractional nart or iweauy-cwo zs7. eonxaroinsf swansy4wa (ssi Mmi thmuntbvMlun.ti.i.iiriuiiitiisibMv. sMsBclonr eontatnlrig on haadrad oas sixty nwiwm; wu i uc noruieasi quarter or ute sauiheast qoaruir or seetioa tnlrty-tour (3t). eonulntng forty iji acres all in townablp three ffi, snath of rane tnrae it), east af aha mm pnucipHi meri'ti in, saiu cijunor or PbllliPH. State ol rkaBssa.amd utalal together, one thou.Naud live hondrasl asui cnin.v-nve nviMaeres: toaather wia all as Improvameats thereon, and all.

the rixhts, prlvtleess and frsneniiieN ibiwatA SsIbsmsi Also. the following per-onal propertir Tealyii nvi us inuios un siu piaauuHfa, on ssosi asn nay of April, UG2: aud all of the aanalhali- iatenst -of said Williams in UsTirn ar en saM iinn aunng me year unz. The riabt of mlemntlon Iswaived as has property and the title soppoasd to beperJaat. bat I sail and oaavey only aa truaissv uoaa Ai-utJSDn bill, iaad xbsw- MBKV at. I pursuance of the terms of a executed me by J.

H. Itnrlngtoa an it. SdrlBgton, on the 19th day of March. in in mn. an i iManmanfl oi nimiiiiiir pi rnnurr 1 11 inisssa mi payneni oi certain noua in saiu i onatt, I win.

on Thaumday, 1173. between tbe hours cf lu o'ctaes. ix m. and 2 o'eloek p.m.. in front ot tlie Clark's 6 dice of ibe Cinatt i i of Misslsstppi eeonty, ArkasMas.

in the town or Otcsola, sell fur insb, tha foUowlag real estate. ttuated and Ivtrrz tn MlsalsstDoi eounty, Being the of section thirty 3oJ, In rni hln Ihtitu 1131, range eleven '1T east: the south half seetinn twenty-Bve B), and tha south half ot wuoa twenty-six rail, and the una. heal ouarter of see'ioo thirty-four allailaiaii-shlp thirteen futl.mnsja ten (HiJ i nil siiailii Ing in ail nine handred and two last, anil known as lhe Wattasore place. A beat SW cleared ana under i-i wtui valuable Improvements on tbe same. Also, tbe Ihllowtasr real e-ttaxs Tha aniil wan iiuaruir oi seetian tniriy-six i la fi sup uurteeu iiaj, range Ten Llvj northeast uarieraf Bastion thxrty-stx jsV to nshiD intrten 1131.

rsnaa laa rial wi, um wwii.w I il. In townsuln twuve '121. nsn asa nat also, tbe northwest iWrtiir fif nsn tion thirty-one i-di, township tllli tsm tot, range eleven I1J east said iivU 'arribad leaei known as the Fata Blaatatlon. aiioat SW acres of tana; and aboat unoer eniuvauan. lhe title tosaid urotiartv ri.

llnviwl leet, bat I sell and convey as trustee only. i -i tt is, snsur lit TUE WWK ost NAPOLltttV, DESHA nen. the following described BroDortr. to-wlt: Tha sonthecist uartr of seauenlirar teen (Ml and the southwest aoaxter of snettnn thirteen (1. all in township eisnt (S) eoatb, range one (1) west, the same batng the undivided Interest or charie-t Davis, of earnest's Landing, Arkansas, as eoavtrved by deed of trust toToof.PhllUas A dated March 17, 17.

and reeorded Mareh is7. In the clerk's office of the oimnty of Desha, In book IKi pages and 4SST. We sell and eenvev all the interest or said Charles Davis in and Co said property, as set forth in said deed of trust. OLIVER A WOOLDK1DGK, AsslEriieeiL. Memphis, November iM, 1K74.

deel Z)Z8SOXiXTTZOIr. riUIK law firm of COLLIER Jt HOUSTON is, A by consent, tbis day dissolved. The oia business will have oar united attention, and either of us will receipt for money due the late firm. WM. A.

COLL IEU, J. P. HOUSTON. Memphis, December 1, 1871. CHRISTIAN Bit OTHERS' COIiliEGS 283 ADAS1S STREET.

riUIlS Institution affords ample means for a thorough classical, bcientins and ijorn- msrclal KducaUon. For Board, Tuition, Music. apply to ocll HHO. MAUKSLIAB. President.

HUGH TORRANCE. THOS. WELLFOKD Late witn W. 8. Jaek TORRANCE WELLF0RB Successors to Hugh ranee A Son, S01T0NFACT0BS AND ilAriAMl Hnrrhantu.

being the same heretofore sold to Mrs. i v.A.neia OF No. 137C N. First Cbaaeery Cenrt of Shelby i-ountyB. w.

liiiamsonuministratoroi C. W. Cherry, deceased, vs. Sullle 8. Cherry et al.

DY virlue of a decree ror sale entered In the IX abova stated cause en November 38. 1M74. 1 will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the new courthoase. on luam sireei, mempoxs, xennessee, on Saturday, December ID, 1874, within legal hours, the following described real estate, situated in Shelby eounty. Ten nessee, to-wit: Part of a tract of land bounded as leUona Beginning at the northeast corner or lot No.

the center of the Memphis and Somer-vll'e plank road; theuee with sold road north east 2W chains to the futereeatlen of the west side of a foot street with said dank road thence south west with said foot street 41 56-lfiU chains to the iotersec tion of said 40 foot street with another to loot street; thence north 6' west inUS chains; thence north 5 east 40 57-ICO chains to the be- gmnlBg, containing 37 acres. This tract has been subdivided into 3 lots, containing, re-SDecttvelv. 1145.1220 and 12J9 acres, of which oniy ine tracts or xa uu acres eaen are to TRUSTEE'S SALE. nY virtue of a deed of trust exaented and osuvosaa to saa. aa tae of July, vat, and registered aa tae of July.

MB, te tha liarliliii'n tmi, on Saturday, 19th day af Betteaxaar, within the asnal business boon, at tae asath-westeorneretr Main ana Msiltsusi stssssakln the city of Memphis, Tsnnsssso, prasiud aeU the let heteinarter described, cash, at puMle oasery, te the highest uiuder. I wilt convey said lot to the purchaser nhaolutaly in fee simple. In obedience lo said ttaado: 1 1 list. All right and equity of redemption is waived and rattaaaishsM. Said if Inarf Iff dtUKtod aad dasei ItMd as follows: A tract ar pal eel of land situated in the State of Tsausos-M-e, In the eoeaiy of Shelby, in the clay er Memphis, the boandaiy beginning as a patsrt one hundred and thirty-two (13!) fiiisT south al the iBIersectieaat Main and Beale atsaeat as tbe east line of Main attest thence soaaa wish said east line sixty (tts) feet; thence i ngns asgtes, witn Main street one and seven ty-nve i VTb) leet le Muioerry thsaee north with the west line of Ml street sixty (r) feet to a stake in said line: thence west at rtnataaattas with Mai ry street one hundred and seven (Ob) to tne DeRtoniDg.

I will convey only as trustee. novlS T. K. FABJSVWOMZM. Administrator's Sale.

I crdt Court in Probata, matte at I sssneerteim. MT-1 will sail at annua i at the front door of the enmtiaaiu as Lake Village, In Chicot eounty, Arks arm aa Saturday, t91a tray Beeenier, 1SW, a Holly Ktdge Plantation," sttsated ea vuioof, xnsaux ooaaty oc ana ing to estate of attar tsssrilons, di 1 1 laail, TKiiMS 04V- SAIiK Ooa-foa rtn cash ami maiader tn eunal tnetallntents. natahlB as ene, two and three yearn, with interest at aa per cent, rrom nsaroriTy, and uererrea Nr. meats to ha sscurad bv mortaaae hen oak tha lands Barchuied. Said plastattoB anntalns about 30U seres ot cleareaaBd 390 of wood land.

ALEX. DEVALCOCBX, Est. of Walter Seastoi s. decesaad. xiwta utiisga.

ju, i. No. 10 JcXTcrson Street, Opp.Comnercinl Hotel, Teas WOTICE. CTAVING purchased the Interest of W. AJ.

1 and C. C. Partee. Terms of Sale Oa a credit of six months. ruiuku ui give notes witn approved securities, bearing interest from 6Vts; ou retained and equity of redemption barred.

This, November 1W4. n. a. cuiiK, cieric ana Masssx. By R.

J. Black, D. C.and M. Humes A Poston. Attorneys.

aovSR ALABAMA LIME WORSS, -OF- wdl continue and deal In MANUFACTURING LIME, Cement, Plaster Iliilr, ami Fire Srlek. OFFICE-386 FRONT STREET. December 1, 1871. JXO. A.

IIENIK. John T. Stbattos, formerly of Stratton.Mc- uavii.t, a uo. John L. Wxxiord, late Graham A Wellford.

ES.ee5il Estate. rtUBLIC NOTICK IS HEREBY UIVkN. That virtue of an execution to me directed from the Hon. First Ctreaii Court of Shelby county, Tennessee, In thf ease of L. Saneer vs.

S. S. rtembert and Sana. Itembert, udgment rendered tin the Sth day of ireoruarv. js7i.

or toe sum oi inrae nunnrwi and nfty-atx doltars and seventy-two cents. witn interest anu costs oi suit, 10 satisfy said luugmeni, wui, ou STKATT0N WELLF0SD Xor the 5 iy of January, 1875, COTTON FACTORS AND COjIMISSION MERCHANTS, 340 Front street, cor. Jefferson CIBABS! L0TTEEY I CI6ARS! HORNIO BRCTHZK, ClOMMISSION MERCHANTS (Established lirtsl. Imnorters and Wholesale Dealers In Havana null xlnmesllc Cigars, leaf To-bacoo Olearettes. Manufactured Cbewlne and Smoking Tobacco.

ATTENTION To take place December IS, 1S71, Great estrnordlnary Drawinc of the renowned Royal Havana Lottery. Only 16009 whole tickets and SliOO.W.M to be distributed. Capital Prize Be prompt; call for plans and send orders, in advance, to i.i, ri m. mi. 12U1W.1V7 U.

1I11U1 11 111., 77 Gravler street. NEW ORLEANS, Ls. in legal hours, in front ot my oance, in new coarthonse, Memphis, Tenue-see, preeeed sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, tbe toi lowing described piecarty. to-wlt: One hundred and ally flcOl acres of 1st nil ou Big Lreek and Mem phis plans roads east side, Dounoeu. as rauows: nortu w.

u. by K. 8. Steele, south byB. F.Hanr-: kins, and west by said pxank road; abuit 13 ill lies uwu ueupaia, UKinim Livu slis-trict.

Levied oa as the nr orertv of defendant. Sae Rurabert, ta saHsty said jadsaaeai. intorast and costs. L. AJtDSKtMMt, SheriO of Shelby oonnty.

i r. L. A E. Lehman, Attorneys for Plain till. uayor xmeetaoar.

isvs. tit Non-llesldeut Notice. AdiainistTator'a Notice HAVING been appointed by the Probate Court of Shelby county. Tennessee, ad ministrator with the will annexed of Thomas A. Bnford, dee'd, this Is to notify creditors to at once Itid ILclr cliilms, ana debtors to i-ay Uietrdsutfi, AIiLACE, Adm T.

U.NDKR and by virtue of the provisions of a oetkaei daadcsT tract made to ma, Tla-evnt Baelgalnpo, as trustee, ou the way. IsTS, ay Fanny Hatebten and K. G. Suehten, to secure to Charles Brl.oiara tbe navraent of certain tBdebtedn.ss tnereln described, and which ttnst deed is recorded In tbe Regla-V office or Shelbv oonnty. T-nnesi-ee, In book No.

se, page snd at tbe request saia beeefleiary, the afore aid debt not having bten paM, I wilt, as trustee, nroceett tn sell, at DuMte aactlon, to the highest bidder, for sah.oa Saturday, Ike 2d dy at Jaaiwrt, li5. wlth'n legal hosra. In front at the QBartlum biilldins. on tlie DmtlisriiSX sss nsi nt v.m No. 1743 In the First Chancery Court of Shel-1 sod Poplar streets, in n'tiraianl Tiabsia n.

at by County, Tennossoev-it. r. Ancarson, the door ol tbe atain anaraoce. oa Main L'oamissloner ot Re venae, vs. William I ureet, thefeUowtux property, vis A csaaus Johnson.

i otol gronntt, aitnatPd ii shelhy ooaaty.T-n- it nnBearlriir from anldavit in this cause nesseo. aad daMnhad mm faIsimm- nuw that tbe defendant, Wtmam Johnson, is a ortgtnal lot Bomher handled sun aou-reshlent of Tennassee aaa a resident qf' entjr-three uBf: etty sf Mew phis, and eelni; North Carolina: i the sanm eonveved to C. Hothnan hv j. ft. FT (V7VTj PI STCfflO ,1.

Mil TSETQ i toecelore ordaieaVTut he make ursi Alien, by deed recorded In toe BetriaroiSse iLU If XJilui 1 ilDil IU mil; inSCdi appearance nereis, at tbe courthorxee, in or Shelby eonaty, Tanneesee. lu book lcUerZ, the elty of Memphis, TsaaeMee, ostrr be- nage 7, rtjMitlng twenty rest on the norUTJWK: lore the nrst Monnay in January, jbto. and of Wit ihrngton street and extanaing bavk Tiviniirnr nr rinmttr tn rmnnlsinfinrwfiill 1 nniitu ti.t mmili iism npHE winter season approaching will find or tae same will be taken, fer saafcssail as to ssvetr feet ijrorc et Iejaj, te the H3vh Hue of I 1 a 1. 1 1 liiul or avmaaSa lul 1 1, I j.i. ii 1.

llllill. uuu ii 1 IU ustfSUW IM WfJ iWOUlBl lie tne saia rm TrnsteeA riaie. BY vMmn at deed ot iruat made as-sna as trustee by B. B. Koen aad J.

M. Gilbert. dated resaaiaerXMB), which is iseaatei the Uuglalei'i Hies es Hhelbvenanty, Tea-nossee, tn book Mo. 73, pages 503, etc aad being reaaestei by the beueuciry iheiela to execBte said trust, 1 will, ou BT'dsvadHir, JsHimw 6. ls73, he.ween o'clock us.

ind 2 o'eloek p.m., xt le itouthern gateot Court Square, Memphis, Ter nessee, seal tar cash, at pnhilc outcry, the property conveyed to me by said trust ded. described as follows, to-wit: A tract of land lying In Shelby county, Teunssino, about four miles east from the city of Memphis, and uoonded as follows to- it: Hsginnfng at a stsks on the south line ot. Park avenue enven ehams esse of TrescTant avenue, and ruuelug thence eai-t aioEg the soutbarn line of Park avenue twelve a7-luu (1257-1091 chains to a stake; thence outh and paraxial with Treaevant avanua eighteen Ts-Usi chains ta a Make on the norttern boundary ol Deadarlck avenue: thence west, asonsj the northern bonadary of Desdsriok avenue, twelve chains to a stake; Ihaatii north and pass "Sf with Treaevant asanas clgfalenii 7s-iO chaine to the beginning, containing by survey Mfg-aeaerea. BusUtj of redemption waived. Title be-Uete'.

be good, bat I wui sell and eonvey only aaamstve. des W. P. DKaxsBJaC. Trastse.

Trust Bale, prepared to supply Bouquets and Flowers of all sorts tor Festivals and Entertainments, both public and private There Is a fine collection of Evergreens siuvIiiih Maonoilis. at the Green Ilonsi nn near will fcc s'lp-1 tiled ca.itomen nt tow osuxsa. novu oapy of this order be puoludisd ence a week, longing to her, for lour successive weeks, iu the. Mnswptrts-Haiarles Hogman. deceased.

This day November, Wl. stilus: njtw uuiw.iaii'rir ami ut. t7 una ii tor ci. i. in anny, as Uie heir Tne rOnits of redemption la exn ivHived-tftesMft te mKUU'reil iriod.

ant I As Belcher, Attorney, 4c e'fatieTKlfc several yeare government has been in the Wfietxier it is ent is of ignorant and corrupt oflieialg, man tfllilllraldi. tn latitude or longitude-wiiether it can be Timlotitlv milifnltf. ,1 ti 0) i ii. they em won -vietories with htich a motley Jollowmg. They wiU not win at VJckoburR.

A handful nf partfoftlirg tales: BenUcbcr ltruder-linnd Ball rrt, i oeM.nuem, wxix piease copy one insertion ana forward bill to John Overton. Jr, Mentals, ieon. decis Mwlii (JtlillUtlH, utnur.cuauinouK"-oaaue.i iiamea' iiaeo uariea. Infants' TlIrniirriiHArorl efeent'snlmi1flt I wJilieBaWcgesJpia dies. Slab Iron.

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