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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-02
LOOK To Your INyEnrsrs.-sa7c .me and

LOOK TO Your INTEREsTs.-Sa7 sine and
money.
If you have anything to sell.
If you have lost anything,
Ifyou have found anything,
Ifyou have a house to rent,
lfyou want to rent house,
If you want boarding.
If you have farm to sell,
If you want TO buy farm,
If you have hogs to sell,
If you have cattle to sell,
lfy you have horses to sell,
If you have dry goods to sell,
lfyOu are professional man,
Ifyou keep hotel,
lfyou desire to prosper in business, adver-
tise in the ADVOCATE, and thus tell the people
what you want No investment you can make
will pay so well.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-02
FRANKLIN HO U S e +,

LARGEY & MALONE, PROPR's.
The proprietors respectfully ask the attention
o. their friends and the public in general to
their large and commodiOus hotel. Every
attention paid TO the convenience of guests
IL. LARGEY,
mly30 1851 j. A. MALONE.
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HNXCHANGEHOTEL,
RIDGWAY, PA,
SOMETHING NEW!

House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
Ts'HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE-
spectfully inform the citizens Of Elk
county that he has just started in the
above business in Ridgway, and feel couf-
dent that he can please all who may favor him
with their custom. G4AINING, PAPER
HANGING AND CALCIMINING DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE AND IN TIE rost fashion
able and improved manner and style. Orders
left at this Office or at the Banking House of
Souther, Willis Souther will be promptly at
tended to.
W. P. WILLIAMS,
MaY-11 'hG-1Y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II ERSEY HOUSE,
IA CENTRRyILLE, ELK Co., PA.
II. b. LEACH, Proprietor.

Thankful for the patronage heretofore so
literally bestowed upon him, the new pro.
prietor, hopes, by paying strict attention to
the comfort ard convenience of guests, to
merit continuance of the same.
v1n20ly.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-02

RowDY BoYs'-This village has very
promising crop of young rOwdies, who, doubt
fsss, are regarded by their parents as perfect
models>Qf propriety-cherubs, in whose mouths
butter woad hardly melt. Boys who are per-
mittee to run at large at night and follow their
own ,inclinations are scarcely worth the
trouble and expense of an attempt to educate.
They rarely amount to anything in after life.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

100000 CUSTOMERS WANTED.
At the new Masonic Hall Building.
STOVES at prices that will please of oil de-
sirable kinds.
TIN-WARE of every kind on hand at all
times.
Special attention given to Wholesale orders.
Price list furnished to dealers on application.
SHEET TIN AND COPPER WARE.
House furnishing goods great variety.
STEAM AND WATER PIPEING,
PUMPS, FISHING AND HUNTING
TACKLE, such as RODS BAS-
KETs, sEINEs, FLIES, HOOKS,
CAS-, POWDER, &c. Sc.
BIRD CAGES A NICE VARIETY.
ROOFING, CUTTERS, sroUTs.
of Tin, Guaranteed Iron and Copper and every
kind of
HOUSE AND JOB WORK
done on short notice and warranted,
AGENCY of Henry Disstons celebrated
saws. Orders for saws at factory prices So
licied also for repairing. Information and
price list fu nishcd on application.
PAPER RAGS, OLD RO7E, OLD
COPPER, BRASS, PEW
TER, LEAD, IRON,
BEES WAX, HEAVY HIDES, DEAKEN
sKINs, sgEEP pEALTs, GREEN
BACKS, NATIONAL BANK
NOTES, U. S.
BONDS &C.
taken IN crcAonge for Goods or Work
v1n20tf. W. s. SERVICE.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-02

from the ferry county DCmOcTut. 1t Is
given in ounces averdupoise
OUNCES
Plotina (pure) one cubic foot
weighs $4,000
Fine gold 194O0
Standard gold 17724
Quicksilver (pure) $4,000
Quicksilver (common) 1860
Lead 1925
Fihe Silver 1901
Standard silver 10635
Copper 5000
Gun metal S7S4
Cast brass 5000
Steel 1850
Iron 7645
Cast iron 1925
Tin 1920
Clear crystal Glass 1850
Granite 1000
Marble and hard stone 2700
Common green glass 27OO
Flint 2570
Common stone 252O
Clay and loam 2160
Brick 1000
common eartl lOct
Nitre 1900
Ivory 1928
Birthstone lSlQ
Solid gunpowder l745
Sand 1920
Coal 1910
Pitch ll50
Dry lockwood l030
Sea water lO3O
Common water lUUU
Dry oak 925
Gunpowder closely shaken 922
Dry ash SOO
Dry maple 100
Dry elm 6OO
Dry fur 800
Cork 24O
Air, at a mean state II
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Table Of Specific Graviies

The following valuable table we clip
from the Perry County Democrat. 1t is
given in ounces averdupoise
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v1n20tf.

4 tOURT rROULAMArION.-W Whereas, the
I ! Hon. S. p. johnson, President Udge and
Hons. L. c. Schultze and Jesse Kyler, Asso-
ciates, Judges of the Court f Quarter Sessions,
Orphans Court, Oyer and Terminer, and Gen
eIal Jail delivery, for the tIial Of capital and
other ofienses in the county OF Elk, by their
preceipts to me directed, have ordered the
aforesaid named Courts 10 be holden at Ridg-
way, in and for the county OF Elk, or the
Last Monday Of Aprif it being the Goth
day Of the month, and TO continue GRE week,
Notice is hereby given to the Coroner, Justices
of the Peace, and Cons ables Of the said county,
that they are by these presents commanded 10
be then and there in heir proper persons at
ten o clock A. M, of said day, with their
rolls, records and inquisi'ions, aud other re-
II entrances, to do those things which their
offices aprertain to be done, and that all
Justices Of said county make returns OF all
recognizances entel ed into before them, 20 the
Clerk OF the Court, as per act of Assembly of
March 4ih 1884. And those who are bound to
prosecute the prisoners that are or shall be in
tn: Jail of the county of Elk, and to be then
and there TO prosecute against them as shall
be just.
JACOB McCAULEY, Sheriff.
Ridgway, April ?, n2Otc.
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RE- Objections of a Busy LIE

HORACE GREELEY.
IN one elegant octave volume of over 600
pages. we'll printed On fine paper, and illus
trated with an admirable Portrait on Steel of
Mr.. areeley, with pictures of his various
Homes, his Farm, &C., &C., together with a
beautiful portrait of Margaret Fuller, en-
grayed by Linton.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-04-02

FATAL AocIDENT.-0n Saturday afternoo n
last March ~ while " breaking landing on
Trout Run near Benezette, Michael O'Brien
was almost instantly killed. Mr.. O'Brien was
near the foot ola huge pile of logs pryng a
lew from the bottom, when suddenly the
'"hoie mass gave way, many hundreds passing
ever the body of the diseased. He recently
came from Canada where his home is said to
be- He was about thirty years old and uu-
married.
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PHILADELPHIA g. ERIE RAILROAD.
WINTER TIME TABLE.

Th, cagb and Diea Route Jetpeen
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore Harris
6'Tg, lF'0iamsport, and the
g IL u A T. OIL R e G. I o "
of Pennsylvania.
Z L e G A Mt SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.
ON and after MONDAY, nov. 25th,
W the trains on the Philadelphia s. Eris
Railroad will run as follows
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WESTWARD.
Mail Train leaves adephia...1045 As p. n.
=" d" =" Ridgway .......... 1921 p. m.
" " arrive at Erie.............. $50 p. m.
Erie Exp leaves Philadelphia. 80 a. nj.
" 4" A." Ridgway ............ 3 "a a. m.
-" " arrive at Erie..............100 90 a. m
EASTWARD.
Mail Train leaves Erie.............lO.55 55 n. m.
" " Ridgway......... 5. 16 p. M.
" 60 arrive at Philad' a.......1OO 90 a. M
Erie Express leaves Eiie...............5 s. 25 p. m
d" 90 a." Ridgway....... II. As a. m.
&c ar"at Philadelphia..... APO p. M.
Mail and Express connect with Oil Creek
and Allegheny River Rail Road. BAG
GAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
ALFRED l.. TYLER.
General Superintendent
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FOREIGN.

PARIS, November 3.-There will be
another Council of Ministers at Com
Peigne to-day,
Ii is intiruated, as Il popular impres,
sion and accepted IN the city, that Ma
pOieOn will propose plan for disarm-
ament, in his speech opening the ses-
sion of the French Legislature, and
that the idea Is likely to become gem
eral. 1t Is said, indeed that Lord
Clarendon conveyed an assurance ol
Eugland's approval of such 3 course Il
His Majesty, and that it VIII be agree
able 10 Russia. The tendency OF Ma
pOleon's policy in the government is
said to be ohjectively for the embar-
rassment Of Prussia.
The CO31>titutioaeie says the English
Government Is much pTeOceupied with
the question of the Balmatiau insur-
recJiOn. 1t also says that Bismarck
has lost great portion of his iutu-
epce in GerQl9n politics.
HAVANA, November 3.-Admiral
Poor, accompanied by CQpsal Plum,
have exchanged visits with Captain
General De Roda.
MADRID, November 3.-Gen. Prim
lO-odN 1ftNfNlCu 70 the OOfteS the
members OF the Reconstruction min
istry. He explained that the question
of the royal candidates was the cause
of the ministerial crisis, and added
that the attitude Of the UniOnists him
dered the solution of the question.
He declared that the Government
would remain faithful to the princi-
pies of the revolution.
1t is reported that Admiral p0pete,
Minister of Marine, insists on resigi :
ing his portfolio, but Gen. Prim de-
clares that he will leave the Cabinet
if the Admiral resigns.
The opposition 10 the Duke of Genoa
is still 50 large and determined that it
is feared that there is no chance OF his
election.
LONDON, November Queen Vic
tcria has returned to Windsor Castle.
PESTH, November 3.-It is said that
NJ. Deak will soon form a new reform
party, with a policy differing from that
Of the present Ministry.
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CLEVELAND,
The Gas xpI0siOn and what Came
of if.

CLEVELAND, November Ian ex-
plosion occurred this am. in shaft
leading to lake tunnel which resulted
in serious injury to four Workmen
engaged in eXcavating dirt. Two of
the men had descended to work, when,
discovering gas bubbling up through
water which had leaked through the
curbing, they signalled to be hoisted
up therefrom. Their places were taken
by Thomas Jackson and James Crib
bins, who after reaching bottom, also
signalled TO the holsters above. When
within thirty feet of the top they
caused the bucket to be stopped, and
one Of them lit match TO see if the
atmosphere was really affected by a
fire damp. Immediately the gas ig-
nited, followed by an explosion like
the firing Of cannon. Cribbins was
thrown out of the bucket and fell to
the bottom Of the shaft, while jack
son, having a firm hold, held his po-
sitiOn and was drawn up to the sur
face. Both were severely burned; but
Cribbins received other injuries by
the fall, which threaten to prove fatal.
Two men at the mouth of the shaft
above We're blown several feet and
their faces and hands burned. One of
them was looking into the shaft at the
time when the match was lighted, and
says he saw the flame run down the
shaft before the explosion, and he in
stlnctiVely turned his head away, but
was seriously burned, nevertheless.
Crlbbins was drawn up as soon as
practicable and his injuries promptly
attended to by physicians and his fam
liy. The frame work was damaged
but the gas was expended in the ex-
plosion and excavating can be con-
| tinued.
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

L
New YORK, November S.-Cotton-
heavy = &c lower; sales 2000 bales; uplands
26. Flour 50 i595 20, closing Sc lower.
Whisky 81 I5ljI I7Il. wheat Winter
red, and amber Western 81 404l ~.
White do. 81 20. No. Spring,
81 80. Rice steady-Carolina 81. Corn
99GsSI 03. Rye, 81 051l o.. Coffee firm.
Sugar, Cuba ll}sEgIl9s; Havana lZ5s@l2%.
Cuba Molasses 81.
Dry Goods-There is an improved in
quiry for staple cottons at the reduction
Of yesterday, and to-day We have to note
the following changes: AllOndale 81
sheetings are reduced from f2Jz to A.; do.
81. from ~ TO IS; do. l0-4, from 52ll to
80. Lowell l0-t from - to u y, and York
blue denims from 81 to 80.
M0ney-The market is stringent. at 6iG7
per cent. on call, mainly he latter. Ster-
ling is weak at s5s@9. Gold is heavy, it
opened at l2I5s. fell 10 l27, and closed at
fz7t.Gl LZ71+ The carrying rates We're
al per cent. Governments are duh but
steady. State bonds quiet-old Tennes-
sees COS; now 5IJ6.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, November 3.-Cotton-
lower; middlings 241@24a. Sales $3.50
bales; receipts 7443 bales. Exports
coastwise, - bales. Flour frm-Super
- p: &X y so; XXX IS 00Gl6 y.
Corn scarce-mixcd 81 10; white y u.
Oats G306j. Bran 81 10. Whisky duh
and lower; Western rectiied 81 209
} y. Hay dull; prime, 81. Pork SCI 80.
Baeon-sugar-cu hams 2S]s; shoulders
aEe retailing at-lIE; clear rib 70; clear
sides 2U35. Iiard. dull-tierces 1SG.20;
key l9122Olz. Sugar quiet-eenirifagal u;
yellow clarified Is; common Y; prime
l3ss Mulasses quiet-centrifuga s.
975; prime SjtlS5; choice s56eSU. Cot-
lee acIive-priue rb]2@l7; fair l54@lS54.
Gold IZI-s. Sterling 3Sh4. New York
sight bills parg!5c DISCOUNT.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Lows. November 3.-Flnur-family
Sc -. Wheat, No. red fail, eOe6gSl o.
Corn 79@9s. Oats 47@50. Barley 81 35.
Rye G9@70. Whiskey 81 lO@l Z.
Sugar-Cuba I3}5@l+1s. New Pork
SIS so; old $50. Bulk shoulders Il;
sides l7laaI7gl; bacon shoulders I6I{GG
lGI3; sides lg}zGlS24. Lard Il. Tobacco
frn-lugs $ 50aI9 90; dark leaf so 0O@
II 50.
CINCINNATI.
CINCTSNsTI, November 9.-Family fouIS
50 50G5 IS. Wheat IL Cs9l 10. Corn $50 Sc
for old. Oats 50N56. Rive SSGi90. Cotton
unchanged, ,middlinu 25te 25lic. Mess Pork
S3l co. New Lard 49,. New bulk shoul-
ders, half cured. I216. Bacon IG&
% 49,. " HhNktN 81 Us. Hogs ~ 2)ttt ~
Butter S0la55. Refined sugar "a lower.
Cheese lIls lg 10. Eggs 20. Coffee
2l@.25c. Tobacco active and lc higher
sales Of 81 hh3s. a1 s. I5@2I -.
FOREIGN.
LoNpoN. November 3.-ConsoIs 93L<.
$40 bonds Of 1862 tirmer at So; do. Of '65
SIS 80. of 81 s3fs l0-40s =.
LTvEEPooL. NoveIn rer 3.-COtton firm
er; upiapds I2Ld; Orleans 123ad;
sales 1859 bales. The Manchester mar
ket is trlner. California white wheat
los sd; red western - I'd; red win
ter 9s cd. Western -four Z3s Cd. Corn
mixed 2Os. Oats IS. Peas 45s. Pork lis
I'd Oats 3s Cd
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THE STONEWALL.
Card from Capt. Washington of the
Submarine No. IS.
RsfutatiOn of Damaging Charges
against Capt. W.

CAIRO, November 3.-The Bulletin
publishes a statement made to their
reporter by Capt. Washington, of Sub
marine No. l3, which, in the eyes OF
unprejudiced persons, viii eXonerate
him from the atrOcious charges made
against him by the survivors of the
Stenewall disaster. He will arrive in
st. Louis tomorrow and have the
documents published in full, and re-
quests that no abstract be sent by
telegraph for fear of errors.
W. J. Allen. the Democratic candi-
date for the Constitutional ConVen-
ton, has 30 majority in Cairo.
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PUBLIC s A.
OF -
MEMPHIS
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
TWO FIRST-CLASS
Main Street Stores
AT AUCTION.

WE ARE INSTRUCTED BY CHARLEs
w JONES. ESQ. 70 offer, at pUDEc sale
fl,r,-e, Ts4Jfl r-r r7f1- q
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Reduction of Rates of Freight Hence
to Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-Mr. J
F. Byrne, Agent Louisville and
Cincinnati Shore Line r. R. has re.
ceived the following dispatch from
Cincinnati: Rates have been reduced
first class, 7Sc. per 100 lbs; second
class, 63c. per 100 lbs !; third class, s8c
per 100 lbs. fourth class, 35c. per l0C
lbs: -four, 66c. per bbI; pork, 81 O6l
per bbl. Time, four to five days, SIRE
w. f. LUDLOW, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04

The burning of the Stonewall ex-
cites comment everywhere, and as
usual officers Of the boat are sharply
criticised, particularly for permitting
lighted candles to be used on the same
deck with bales Of hay. The danger
of FIRE would undoubtedly be much
decreased if all boats were required to
light the main deck thoroughly by
lanterns and redectors. But it is not
certain. we believe, that the fire orig
mated from light, and il would not
always be possible to prevent deck
passengers from lighting matches OF
smoking pipes. A cargo so eomeustl,
ble IS hay ought always to be stored
out of the reach of fire, but If cattle
are on board it viii be so used as te
involve some danger of fire, Indeed
every disaster brings Us back to the
! old lesson-that passengers and all
kinds of freight cannot well be carried
with entire safety on the same
/ steamer.
Col. Thomas J. Freeman will posi-
oily, and surely should, represent Hay,
IgoOd in the constitutional Conven
Ition,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04

Senator Sprague's idea in re-estabs
llshing the National i,atellige1scer at
Washington, is to publish journal
wholly, or mainly, in the interest of
the workingTnen of the country, and
to advocate, as he insists, ia their
especial interest, the substitution OF
long bonds at low interest, for short
ones at high interest, and a funded le-
gal tender issue instead of national
bank sYsteIl.
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Tuasday. "a paY Of NOvemhar. lsss.

Between the hours OF 10 am. and l pm Of
that day, on the premises hereafter described
proceed 20 sell. t. the highest bidder. for cash
the property conveyed IN said Trust Deeds
and described thus, rs living in said county
and state, in Civil district No. Z contain iile
by estimate. - i-5tn acres and bounded rs
70 bows: Beginning at stake Oh cleared
land NV corner OF lot No. 7; thence south
10 chains and - links to stake, TWO dog
wood and poplar pointers, SW corner OF lot
No. I; thence west eight chains and eighty
seven links 10 a stake. two white and pOs1Osk
pointers; thence north ;Airty-0ue chains and
Seyenty-hyc links to q stake, Que ffDuwOOd
and three elm pointers, +. AmOnett's cerner;
thence west six chains 70 a stake and white
oak marked K. a, said AmOnett's corner;
thence north Il chains to stake, two hick-
Ory and one blaciS-gum pointer, SW corner Of
Jusia HObyns' dover; thence east Il chains
and 81 links to the beginning. The right OF
redemption is waived by the terms OF said
Trust Deed; I shall make no warranty OF title
but I believe the title to be good
A. MUNSON, Trustee.
WILSON & BEARD. Attorneys. Oe2
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On Wednesday, December 10. 1853.

Between the hours Of Il o'clock am. and Z
D clock m, 1T The northeast corner OF Union
and secOud streets. in the city of Memphi
Tennessee sell 10 public auction, to the hIah-
est and best bidder, for cash free from the
right OF redemption - which IS expressly
waived-the foli5win ing described real estate
lying in the county Cf shelby. state OF ZEN
nessee and ia he city of Memphis t0-vgtt:
Lot Number fourteen llil, ia block Sky
two ,t4] laid down on what Was formerly
known AZ South Memphis, fronting one hum
dred ard ten 40 ret on the north side OF
be8l street, aud running back uorthWardly.
between parallel lines, two hundred aod for
ty-tOur ,ziii feet to the dividing line between
the John Rice and the Ramsey grants, IL be-
ing the same grOuu.t on which recently stoOd
d. the Bolanico Medical college building.
Also, another lot, being a part of lot num-
Der one ll, IN block fort ysiN no. the plan
of south Memphis, ana bounded as follows
Beginning ab a pniat on sOUtn side OF Bcal
street, one hundred and furty-two It9f feet
west nom the intersection OF the west side of
DeSot0 street win the south side OF BeaI
street, AMI running thence southwardiy. ars5
perpeudiculiriy nom Real street, one hum
dred and twenty-five jl-5 feet 70 an alley;
thence westwardly and parallel with Usai
street, along said alley, one hundreC. ana fflry
il9i feet; thesict northwardiy ene huudrLd
AID twenty ave 20 feet tn Heal street; thence
eastwardiy. with Eeai street, Que hundred
and dry iiJi feet 10 the beginning.
! " Ia sell by tHe lot. or in parcels to suit
purchasers. The title il deemed good, but /
viii convey only as Trastee.
oc30 JNO n. ca RMACE. Trustee.
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that the under
y signed was, at the October Term. 1859, Of
tue County Court Of Shelby county, duly
qualified as Administrators Of the a4State OF
Edwin Whitfield, deceased; and that all per-
sons having claims against the said estate
are required to present then, duly autheuti-
Gated. within the time prescribed by law, or
they viii be barred; and those indebted 10
the same are requested to make immediate
payment. Persons having business CON
nected with estate viii call upon Major Virgil
V. Moore, No. / HOWard's Row.
MOI FANNY T. WHITFIELD, Adnl'x.
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UNION AND PLA ANTERs BANK or MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, October 2b, 1863. I
THE PEOPLES BANK OF TENNESSEE,
L having discontinued business, has placed
in the hands Of the Union and Planters Bank
n list Of balances due its Depositors, with
funds TO make the same good.
These balances, in accordance with said
list, have been entered to the credit of the
various parties upon the books Of the Union
and Planters Bank, and checks and drafts by
proper parties upon the same. viii be duly
honOred.
The Union and Planters Bank has this day
removed to the Bank Building formerly oc-
eupled by the Peoples Bank, at l2 Madison,
until the completion of its new building at
No. IL Madison street..
WIN. NJ. FARRINGTON, Pres't.
oc28 =. P. READ, Cashier.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Il Y virtus Of Trust Deed, executed 10 me
25 By Irusten Wilson, on the lsI day OF No
venIber. .ls6I, and daily recorded in the Regis
ter's office OF shelby county. Teuuss -se, in
Book No. ~, pp. ;3l. etc. ami Of certain other
Deed. made 20 NE by Parlety j. " iIson, on
the 2jrh OF October, lS;iS, and recorded in said
county and state and IN said Office. in Record
Book %, pp Il. etc. and 10 which reference Is
here nstde, and being called on by the holder
OF the note secured in said Trust Deeds, to
execute the same, will, on
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stonewan Block, Memphis, Tenn.
Ocl4
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eaocERs AND COTTON FACTORS

XATE are now receiving one Of the htrges'
w and best selected stocks Of goods 70 has
ever been our pleasure TO offer u the trade
and u drEf-c ass buyers we are prepared ic
offer Inducements that cannot be surpGssei D.
600 sacks Rio CoGee-aH grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-all grades;
50 hhds. Louisiana su-ar-aU Grades;
500 packages syrups ami Molasses-aH
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English soda;
1900 packages New Mackerel;
300 packages Virginia Tobacco;
SO barrels Robinson County whisky;
100 Bourbon whisky;
100 8" Reetifed whisky;
so - Tennesses White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
so boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON x CLAY,
ses $50 Front Street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04
SALT LAKE.
Navigation of the Lake lnaugurated.

CoRINNE, UTAH, November "a
urge schooner arrived here to-day
rom Stockton, a town on the south
shore OF the Lake, loaded with lum-
ber, silver ore, etc. This Is considered
the Inauguration of navigation upon
Salt Lake.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-04
THE P R.
Mike McC0Ole Arrested and Held TO
$4,000 Bail.

CINCINNATI, November 3.-AIike
McCoole was arrested here to-day.
taken before the Police Court and
bound over in S5000not 10 engage in a
prize fight in Ohio.