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rfe5 In Caseo. A good farm contain
{ a sifN ~ ing about SO acres q good carly
Z Es.sa:9- IL land, one flird fenced tv Tiumts II
EstIfsSslshI Pond, about $50 ro;s OF stone vvaIi,
~ ~ yided into tiliage, pastura2e and
wood land: is situated o1 a good. t,aYelei road
ieafing to Nice atics Fali' enc mile aud hal from
Casco Village half mi. from school house and II,
q good Deigbborhcod The land ie early, good 8nd
easy to cultivate, an viii cut about twelve tois Of
iaT. on said farm there is ANEW barn, built IN
1865, o good WOO house. anu q small, convenient
hon c, pleasantly situate; good well Of water on
the place. viii be Sold at barsam it apple for
soon. Inquire OF 7a.t 34t 7lu e. T.. HpUPER, 70
At No. "A Brown Street, or address Box 9e7 =. o :.
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letter from Eewistou.

The Wedther--Improued Business Prospects
Cotton Ci.ltNre--" The CITY Of Auburr"
The BqRkrWpt LG,r- Vdri0as Matters.
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But the grain trade Of Odessa is appa.
rentiy destined TO expand ct very early
period into ss large q business as that of
Chicago. A magnificent grain country
lies back Of Odessa, and the Russian
Government is spsring no trouble or ex-
pense in the construction of railroads for
the development e. the agricultural pro-
duce NJ Southern Russia. A line will
probably be completed this year frJm
Odessa to Elizsbetgsrd, and another
from Odessa to Ref, has been Just fin
ished. Other lines of railroad are in
progress which are intended TO open the
great grain region Of Southern Europe
to a market.
II is characteristic of British policy
that the various organs of public spinion
concur in recommending English cspi-
tslists to engage in the Russian railroad
Developments, as 3 means of obtaining
fresh sources of food supplies that will
enter with competition with the United
States. That the new lines Of railroads
in Southern Russia will greatly facilitate
the grain trade Of Odessa, and thua exer-
else an important influence upon prices
can hardly, sJe doubted. The Russian grin
,rade is rapidly extending, and tLtIle ques-
ton will soon arise as u the ability of
American PRODUCES to lay down wheat
in Liverpool on as low terms az the Rus
sian producers. 1t is to the manifest in
terest of England, as the great consum-
ing country, to stimulate competition
of this kind. 1t is conceded that for q
long time TO come the United States and
Russia must constitute the chief grain
supplying countries Of the old world, and
it will not be the fault Of England il
either Of them enjoys a monopoly.
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G TRAIN.
Review of the Odessa Grain
Trade.


From the y. Y. Commercial Bulletin.l
The statistics of the grain trade o.
Odessa, the Chicago Of Russia, present
some interesting features for American
dealers and producers. The port Of Odes-
sa, situate on the Black Sea, Is the great
grain depot Of Southern Russia, and is
rapidly rising in wealth and importance.
The population consists of about 100, 900
persons. 1t is place of growing impor-
tsnee. In 1852, the commerce Of Odessa
was carried on by 1925 vessels of all kinds
with tonnage Of ], ,033 ,034 tons. The
grain exports for the year were valued at
total Of about 81, ,000, 600. The decline
Of our bresdstuffs exports during the
civil war rapidly brought Odessa into
importance as q grain depot. In 1857,
the grain exports showed an increase of
six million roubles on the exports of the
previsus year. The following table ex-
hibits the exports of bresdstuffs for the
year 1857:
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ARIE0NA.
Touching ihe first Discovery of the Ru
ined city.

Statements have recently been pub
iished in regard to the ruins OF city said
to have been lately discovered in Ari-
zons, on the Little Colorado river. The
discovery is not so recent after all. In
July, 1859, a party headed by Capt.
Thompson, in which were ID. G. Collier,
editor of the Central City Register; Will
liam B. Ryers, editor OF the Denver
Ne1Us Capt. SOpris, DR.. Bowlby, and q
number or other scientific men, left Dem
yer and struck line of march for the
southwest. Some time during the month
OF August they came upon these ruins,
and upon their return made a volumin-
Gus report which was published at the
time 10 the Colorado papers. Not having
any maps with them, they were under
the impression that the city was on
Grand river, an sffiuept of the Colorado.
some OF the buildings were in an excel
lent state OF preservation, and an aQue-
duct, seven miles in length, built of hewn
stone, with which the city had been sup
plled with water, was so well preserved
that but little repairs were necessary to
make lt available for its original pur-
pose. The style of architecture was sim
liar to that described by Mr.. Stevens in
bis travels in Central America, and de-
scribed by him as being OF Aztec origin.
The report of the discovery was made at
Denver in September, 1859, and nothing
but the persistent hostilities OF the Ma
VETO Indians preveated the organization
Of company for further explorations.
A CONCISE eritique on the new pianist
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CRIME.
LaWlesSneSs i'm Giles and Taury
Counties, Tennessee.

From tho Nashville Banner OF The Esd
At Bigleyville near, Columbis, on the
18Th, two brOthers-in-lsw, Watson and
Tanner, had their mules hitched near
each other in livery stable. The mules,
catching the spirit Of these troubled
times, began to fight. Tanner ran to
the spot TO make peace. Watson, not
perceiving his object, but supposing be
WAS beating his (Wstson's) mule, seized
B stone and with il broke Tanners skull.
The injury was believed to be fatal.
At Mount Pleasant on the 18th, two
negroes, bearing the names of Frank
Hagan and Nelson StOcksrd, suffered
their angry passions to rise. Frank is
supposed 10 be Radical, and Nelson a
Conservative, though it is not stated
that political sentiment had anything to
do with the fight. Frank tried to shoot
Nelson while the latter was Tetreating
from him; but not succeeding ia this he
closed the campaign by giving him a
severe beating over the hesd.
At the same place, on the l9sh, an an
cisnt quarrel between two white men,
James TOmlinsOn and Neil MeManus
was renewed. The old grudge grew ont
a me misunderstanding al out pistol;
TOmlinsOn, who was ia an I'll hu-
noE 81 . tuiEu party present, DelDg Clai-
lenged to "cussn McManus, vented his
unpleassntness by accusing the latter Of
stealing the pistol. In the conflict pro-
voked by this remark MeManus SHOT
TomliDsOn, in1icting serious injury.
On the same day there was fight be-
tween two men whose names are not
given, some where in the western portion
of Giles county. One Of the parties was
killed. II was quarrel about private
matters.
Several negroes, armed with guns,
made hostile demonstration against the
house Of Mr.. James Taylor in Pulaski,
last Saturday night, but did no serious
damage beyond creating disturbance.
Some young ladies and gentlemen were
keeping watch over the crop of Mrs
Nancy Atkinson, and the negroes i'm
Rgined q certain Mr.. Payne was one Of
the party. This MIR. Payne, they sup
posed, had attempted to shoot one OF their
number. On the day following they we're
satisfied Mr.. Payne did no such thing,
and we're pscified.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-By a com petent man, a situation
w as BOOk-keeper or SRiesmBn-a Cotton
and Grocery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged in business in Aemp phis for
twelve years. The best Of city and country re-
fersnces given. Address T, care J. NJ. Heating,
APPEAL Cffice. sell
"ASTED.-A situation as Book keeper by
w an experienced business man and t1OT-
ouah Aac,- -untant. Address b, =, Appeal offce.
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Land for Sale,

9OO ACRES, more or less, OF good rich TIM
sDDU bered unlmpToyed Land, on Raleigh aud
Gubs Road, on Big Greek, Shelby county, win be
offered at private sale, for cash, until Monday,
September he 18Th, when, il not sold, the same
will be sold Al public suction at the Circuit
Courthouse doo- in Memphis.
Apply To LUCY T. RALSTON,
ExecutriX OF John Ralston, decd Big Creek,
Or II. ID. L STEWART,
Esp1 "a Memphis
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LOST.

7 O5T.-A Book OF DRAT TICKETS OF the
j. Great Western Dislatch. Tie finder will
be rewarded by leaylhgit with the agent OF the
Tran,fe Company. Ig Jefferson street.
sep22 St E.P FONTAINE.
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RAILROADS.
PREMIUM.
Arkansas RepOrts for Sale.

ITOR SALE two compIste sets Of the Reports
Il OF the Supreme Court OF Arkansas, hom
vol. 10 vol. "a inclusive. One set almost en-.
trely new. Apply 70 uy4 l., a. PIKE.
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NOTICES.
Notice.

TNJESS called for in thirty lSU} dsys, / will
[ sell at the promises OF Roystsr. Trezsyant
& Co., three casks GU 'ensware three Spinning
Isnnies, sixiy-eigut PlOws, Scrapers, eIc. Mln
be sold TO pay charges, unless called Tor by the
owner within the specified time.
= F. D0D,
MEMPHIS. Sep. u, 1888 [iwl "a FIeut street.
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Notice.
RlHEce,

EAvE a good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN,
Il which l Will sell cheap. 1 refer to MessTs.
Galbreath, stewart & 60.
ses II A. WRIGHT,
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NOtiee.

MR.. D. J. DOYLE became member Of our
Nj firm on the lst inst, the firm style To-
InsinlEg unchanged.
HARRIS, COCHRAN & co
September l6. lSsS. sepl7 N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

I HAVE two bsa1iiful aud vel improved
Il Plantations in Lsn county, Ga, within
tnree miles OF the city of Albany. bounded by
one OF the bsst railroads IN the State, and a
nue. Lot and C lmmCdiGus Dwelling la the city,
which I Will gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer TO me.
apis A. WRIGHT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

LEAVING THE FOUL PARTY.--The
Dayton Ohio Ledger shas received the
following communication. II is one Of
the evidences OF the under current. Pa
tFiotic thinking Republicans sre coming
out Of the foul party, and joining the
ranks Of the party that has banished
dead issues, and is cOntending for those
that relate to the present and future well
fare Of the public.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING Furnished Rooms with Board,
ID al l6l second street. References required.
sep6
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FOE SALE.
FOgp sale.

4 or Sa1es
sE7OND HAND SEVENTY SAW GIN,
IA IA ]. s. SHAW & CO,
ss94tf 2S3 second street.
DOR sALF-Two second-band gins, one 65
and one 50 saw, in splendid condition, az
half plice. Inquire n CHELSEA nj nesd
OF Third street. eep-- w
NOR sALE.-One UPRIGHT BOILER AND
IL ENGINE, on iron frame, 4-horse power
Call 81 water Tanks, foot OF Madison street
seple
THOR SALE-PATEST RIGBT.-The Patent
Right OF a newly invented Lock. Guard"
tor any state IN the Union can be secured by
sRplisation TO the unde- signed. II Is useful,
sBd VIII Pay active men who engage in - sale.
CKe In use al this oflce where those Interested
ean inspect Ii. Address
aus II SAM SBLOs5. Appeal.
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE on EASY TERMs-Ny lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms 10 SUIT
pureh assrB, for cash or on any time-frOm one
b ten years, and in any Quantity-tron acres
Is so. Ny residence, with from Il TO = acres
EanG, viii be sold At great bargain, for cash,
or tbs usual terms. Apply 70 myself, en- the
premises, or TO ROyster, TreEevsnt s Co., my
ents in the city. ,
ieIT y. N. IRRELEVANT.
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A SIDE issue-wOman at the creation

GRANT not only says bu: little, but
what he says is little.
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A CONCISE eritique on the new pianist
lately arrived from Europe: "Last but
moi. .Liszt.n
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A General Assortment Of Nations.
TERMS CASH.
ONE PRICE.
NO DEVIATION.

We have suspended ALL accounts Except 70
herchants), and have reduced our prices. We
sell FOR CASH and hope no one Will ask time
on purchase. HOW WELL, WOUD & GO,
SOUTHERN PALACE,
sep3 Sm SO Main street.
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no necessity for any additional force to
protect the whites or blacks. The
wounded negroes were well cared for,
and have the sympathy Of the whites.
The difficulty originated in the right
claimed by Murphy, Pierce and others,
to carry negroes into political meeting
with arms. The Sheriff disputed these
rights, and insisted that, under the pro-
clsmstion Of the Governor and the law,
it was his duly, as civil officer, to pre-
vent such a proceeding.
TSIgnedl d. A. VASON,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-17
TOW THUMB AND HIS FAM.
= s-&'-

GENERAL TON THUMBS THOCPE,t
Consisting of,hs org gnA World Renowned
GENERAL TOM THUMB.
and his beautiful anu sceomplis.sd little Wife.
MRS. LAyINIA WARREN sTRATToN,
that inim.table spscimen Of w., skill, agility and
comic droller.
" COMMODORE NuTTl.-Ea
and his intended wife. tie swee. lttlc spri,e
MISS MINNIE wARRHN,.!
Positive one Day culy. at the BURrIs OPERA
AolSE, on THURSDAY, FEB. NTH, 1868.
TWO LEVEEs At . 9AND;tsoCLoCK.
Inc organ used By ths Troupe is the Burdette
with NoS Humane. furnished b. y. Z. Wallace.
After an absence ofthrse year in Europe, where
they have delighted nearly all the Kings, Queens,
Empefofs. Nobility. AMI Five Million citizens Of the
Oid World these Wondenal LILLIPt TIANS
have resurnee 70 theis Native land and are giving
few FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS prior Ia
their Anal Retirement g. rrivatelse
They are undoubtedly the mosi astonishing and
denghtiui WonleF. ~ the Age -Four beautiful ,
snd eymmetrieay formed l. iies and gent, cnen ia
Miniature Graceful. Incl igert. Witty. Educated
exhibiting the Inostpoii-hed manners OF the fashion
ale Drawing Room, and yet oily tho size Of three
year old children.
FORMANCks and EXHIBITIONS never fail "a
| charm and delight every beholder.
HONGS, DUETS, DANCES, c.. in eharacteris
tic COSTUMES. MILITARY EXERCISES. COM
&c INVITATIONS and DELINEATIONs, FANTAs
TIC ORATIONs, DIALOGUES, amusing TRICKS
CLASSIC STATUES, FL FUNNYPANTOMiMES and
BUkLEsQUE COMEDIES, enct n, the children, de-
light the ladies. aud a-,onEh " please the gentle
men.
| The scores o. Rich aud ElegDn DRESSES, and
the brilliant coestinn OF Diamol wsrn before the
various Poentates Of burope, O u which are intro
| duced In these Popular Levees { 4 over TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN COLL,
These little mites OF Aumauity se conveyed to ant
from their Hotel and Hall by the beautiful Shetland
| Ponies and Miniature Carriage, tended by Elni
| Coachman and too'man n liycfF
| Ladies and Children are consi eratsly advised Il
attend the Day Exhib-0u. and Z IS avoid the erowt
| and confusion ofthe evening ped finances
To the Day Lsyces -Admissiou cents. ChilircI
under ten Is cents; r. served Sh.s, 80 cents Child
| zen under ten, ~ cen
Evening Performance Admit on to All parts o
the house, 25 cents; Children unt ten, Is cents.
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of ths United States for
the District Of lows.
IN tne matter Of John p. Ccok. Bankrupt.
10 tue Creditors Of said John T. Cook, and all 9TH
~,,, 49, er persons interested.
A"E HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A fETl-
GU uon me been filed Ia SAL Conrt BY John r.
uoA: x oi the cty OF Dsvenrcrt. In said District,
.eSs.cd ~ Bankrupt upol HE own petition,
an9s, 'ne Aet o. congrsss, .e.itled ian Act 20
.soi,sn uniform system Of bsnkruptcy throughou,
oe so .n"ea states, approved A.rch I'd. A. D. 1897.
,o sun,, oisenArRe, and certificate thereof.
from n. al his deht.. and eher. claims preva.
eIe sndef said Act. and thst the 18th day of
.s ls6 .. at the hour otwo O'Clock P. N. OF
s o assigled for the hesring Of the same. be
iois the said Court, at Ksokuk. Iowa, when
anu Wnefe you msy attend and show cause Il
any you have Why the prayer o.,aid petition should
oo gtshtea lou are hereby furtaer notified that
ne sscono nnd th'd meetings of the creditors OF the
Ia seh coek, FOR the purposes proydcdin 9Th
sno ,eta sections Of the ead Act OF Congress Of
11n "a, 1901. will be held on the 18th day OF
d 4. ". lses, al the houf OF ten O'Clock
=. n OF caid day, before the Hon. n. n Price,
negistef ia Bankruptcy, al bis once. No. I wssi
C Ceoona street, In the City Of Davenport, Scott
&c BURNS, Clerk
\. Roerne. Attorney.
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