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Our Coal TRADE.-The coal trade Of this city
l. 10 iuc5uslershc item in the SUN total Of our
business operations We have taken some little
uai1s 10 collect items in reference TO the amount
O.. coal unlJa3el at tie different yards and docks
in the city, since the opening Of navigation. l'he
figures include what h2s been received here Tor
further shipment, as well as what was intended
for consumption in the city. The whole amount
in gross tons. received up 70 AID including June
loih. Is over eight thousand tons. OF this G.
W Beckwith & Co., received 1900 tons receiv-
81 at the Central Rlilroal dock, 1852 tons; Eut-
land Railroad, at Beckwith's dock, 400 tons
Burlington Gas Company. st the same deck
200 tons C. l. Linsley, 400 tons y. Bacon.
800 tons 1t should be borne in Mat 'hst we
are not yet in the middle Of the Shipping season.
and the above enumeration do not, by any means
indicate the coal receipts Of tie year.
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That The Bssf W8tt.rs-tho Best Drop srs-the B,st
seq R1tsrv % be found 10 the world are the Orisin
q. and Reliable Dluhls-liHt.ou ETNA VA.
CHIMES. made hy the -ErNA llANUFACTUR-
ut Co, % Salem. Ohio. send f0- Pamphlet CON
tanning particulars.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
]. LAM0RA,
April g7-du Times Building.
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Barney, Jonas Giushs, Vermont.
Bingham, Leroy Munro, Vermont.
Brigham. George Stsnnarl, Vermont.
Brooks, Cassius Walker, Vermont.
Brown. Orland Jonas. Massachusetts.
Caswell. Jed Sawyer, Vermont
Chesley, Charles Palmer, California.
Duraut, Fred Curtis, New York.
Harrington, George Levi, New Hampshire
knight. Harvey New Hampshire.
Loomis, E. Beech, New York
Matthews, Henry Clay, New York.
Miller, Stephen Samuel, New York.
Parker, Dennis Monroe. Vermont
Plat, Archer Russell, New York.
Smith, Henry Edgar, Vermont.
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Du Wel.e-day quite an animated debate srose
ia the Sera-e up0a the Dominican question,
caused by the presentation Of petition Of
A Mr.. Hatch. who hal been arrested, impr-
souei and sentenced to death by the Domin-
lean government, and who stated that his re-.
lease had been interferel with by Gen 8,hcooz,
who was ecjiug AS a comm ,ssioner Of the United
States for the purchase Of that Island. On the
one hand 1t vas stated by Mr. Ferry that Gen.
Babcock had said that the imprisonmeut Of
Hatch was necessary 10 or1e- 70 prereut him
from digulging fact, adverse 20 the proposed
purcbass, on she other ths, Hatch hal been CO.
operating with rebels in san Domingo. AMI tnat
the ereaf mistake of that government was IN not
shooting him At once Considerable feeling was
manifested and some remarks were made which
might he thought TO tresnass pretty closely upon
the lniis of parliamentary decorum AS, for in
stance. when Mr. Ferry characterized the Ian
ruare Of Chandler Of Michigan as d" excee iiusiy
vile" Toe matter IF the purchase Of Slu Do
minco is one Of great deal Of importance, and
the arguments for and against II seem quite
evenly balanced The advantages of its r-oiuc-
ton. TO the uuited States, its couytt ieuce for
our shipping aud the inconvenience Of its being
in the possession Of any foreign nation, in the
event Of war with such nation, are easily seen.
But it is not easy TO see how, under our system
Of government, the people Of that country are to
be made. at present, very desirable addition to
cur nation, already sufficiently heterogeneous
Norhing is perfect in this world and perhaps the
present state of affairs in relation to the treaty
making power in this country is as good as can
be desired, but it certainly has its inconvenien-
ces. The President and Secretary Of State can
negotiate to any extent, and in fact pledge the
honor Of the nation 10 treaty, and then put the
Senate under the disagreeabe alternative Of
making bad bargain, as in the case Of Alaska,
or apparently breaking the public faith, as IN
the case of ST. Thomas If some way could he
devised OF ascertsining what the Senate would
be likely to do in a given case. 4" 'twere con-
summation devouty to be wished - In default
OF that, little more wisdom on the part of the
administration than wss shown in the cases men,
toned above might be Of service
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NEURALGIA. and all NERN-
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Dyspepsia. Cusflveuess, Indigestion, Jsuudlce,
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PesrAL CHANGEs.-Barnum L. Austin has
been appointed al johnson. Lam ollie county
vice Il W. Robinson. resigned; and John Var
mum, Jr., at PeachSm, Caledonia osanty. vice
John " Martin, resigned.
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WANTED Agents. sell the OCTAGOS
w SEWING MACHINE. d. is h-.Hs-t, makes
the 81. Elastic Lex stitch" and wirrlute 20 five
wears. Price s. AL other machines With uu.
der-,eef sold for 1or less are inlrngueut-. Al
dress OCTAGUN SEWiNG MACHINE CO., 80.
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WadnesdaY. September u. I87O.

Stockholders will be passed free for one day
before and until one day after said election,
upon exhibiting their stock certificates TO the
conductor, GEO. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer
auEd&w Western division Nj. and @. r r.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Trust what Time has SanetiOned...-Ihe
maxim that the voice OF the people is the
voice Of the divinity, may, in some cases, be
open to doubt, but the testimony of honest
and enlightened witnesses, extending
through a series OF years, and ALI TO the same
purport, Is worthy OF credence, admits of no
question. Upon such testimony the reputa-
ton OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters as an an
tidote and cure for many ailments is based.
During the twenty years that 1t has been be-
fore the world innumerable preparations, IN
ended to compete with it, have gone up like
rockets, and come down the extinguished
sticks. Meanwhile the progress OF that In
com parable tonic has been swift and steady
always upward sad onward K the eagles
flight. Its introduction produced q revolu-
ton in therapeutics, and 1t proved 10 be one
of those ~salutary revolutions that cannot go
backward. To-day Hostetter's Bitters Is one
of the most popular remedies IN c~hristendom,
and commands a larger sale than any other
medicinal preparation. domestic or import
ed, on this side of the Atlantic. As a cure
for dyspepsia, bilious disorders. nervous af-
fectlops, general debility, and as prevent
i've of epidemic fevers, It takes precedence OF
every other remedy. This fact should teach
the ambitious country dealers who endeavor
to foist their local abortions on the public in
its stead, how futile their small attempts TO
caIole the community must necessarily be.
Where the game fish have failed, there is no
chance for the suckers"
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

By order OF tn Court.
an5 EARLY aENDRICK, Clerk.
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EINANCIAI

Business at cur banks begins to show
some Improvement. DepOsiting and
checking increase daily, and we are glad
10 record the fact that deposits are i'm
~proving. The demand for money was
not so heavy to-day, and we look FOR a
much easier condition of affairs at an
eariy date. The demand for cotton to-
day was more spirited, and with increased
receipts sales will soon assume proper
lions fully equal to the demand for ex-
change and 40 more currency shipments
are anticipated. Cotton bills are taken al
par. and checking at Z premium.
Stocks and bonds are nominal Inere
is some Memphis and Charleston stock on
the market, but no price is set, n CITY
Bonds are ia some demand at 55g5Ici
though dealers quote at much lower rates
CITY Scrip, County Warrants and Ten
nessse money are unchanged.
Gold is steady, though offerings Were
very light. Dealers buy nj ll34 for ship
ment. There is no local speculative de-
mand.
GOLD AND STOCKS IN VIEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, September Is, 1925 am
Governments opened steady, but hardly
so active, and closed without decided
change.
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Wednesday, September 20, 1870.

No. H2O-In the Second Chaneery Court o.
Shelby county, TenD.-James Wilde, r. &
Co. ct al. VS.. John ii. Waggener.
ny virtue of an order of sale made In this
ID cause, l viii sell, at public auction, TO t-ts
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk an
Masters Office Of the Second Chancery court
of SHELBY county. in the city OF Memphi-.
Tennessee, on Wednesday, September y, Is7l,
within legal hours, the following describe
real estate, to-wit: Lying and being in thu
county o. Shelby, State OF Tennessee, and in
the city of Memphis, and bounded and de-
scribsd as follows: Beginning on the north
side of Jefferson street at iron stake on t. o
east bank of bayou GayOso; running thenca
eastwardly with the north side OF 1efiersOt-
street sixty 1901 feet to a stake; thence north
Wardly at right angles with Jefferson streeG
one hundred and forty-eight feet six inchet
to a stake; thenc westwardly sixty feet 10 d.
stake; thence s~outhwardly one hundred amt
forty-eigbt feet six inches TO theb~ beginning /;
being part OF original country lot as.
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit of twelve
months, purchaser executing note with gOu,t
security. and lien retained until purchas.f
money Is fully paid. Equity Of redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms OF sale within ten days. or The sand
property will be advertised and resOld, and
the delinquent purchaser ehal ged with tins
costs. This August Y, 1870.
M. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Kortreeht q Graft. Soils for eomBltis- aux
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Tnasday. SAINT. 6. 1870.


Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit; Beginning AT ne north
west corner OF a lot conveyed to William W
BOND by said Pritchet (by deed registered IN
the office OF the Register of Shelby county
Teunessee, in book Al, part ], pages SS Hnd
24l: thence north and parallel with WeHulS--
ton street to Monres street extended 10 p hrJ
1872 feet from the southeast interSectto ~
Wellington and Monroe streets Theufe ntL
Monroe street extended east onoh md - t"t
eighty and one-half feet To ls "A on
the southern line of Monroe strt - PpN- 2te
said Bonds northeast corner: q u SON
10 said Bonds northeast corn tlusnce
west with said Bonds line one IN adred ana
eight and one-half feet to the beginning.
FERNS OF SAIE@On n credit OF 1mOnths.
purchaser executing bond, with good secur-
ftv. and lien retained upon the land 10 secure
purchase money, Equity OF edempto
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply Win
the terms of sale within ten days or thesaiu
nroperty will be advertised and resold, ana
the ~deIinquent purchaser charged with the
costs. This, August5 5, 1870
M. -. Il. STEWART, Clerk n Master.
Clan D, Vance & Anderson, Sols. for eompiL
aug6 a.
p~ostponed until the 24th day OF september
$50 A plat of said land can be seen &C my
once. This August 81, 1870.
AZ n I. STE Clerk anu Master
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cotton STATEMENT.
Memphis and OHIO r, R-..-.---~..-.
rOrrou IN ruU vopr

NEW YORK, September Is, 10 Am
Cotton-Market opened quiet. Ordinary,
l55kc; Good Ordinary, l8Zc; Low Mid
ding, ISAc; Middling, l9Ac; Good Mid
ding, 2l%c. Sales yesterday, 2746 bales;
receipts, 1856 bales; here, 2299 bales.
I2:45 p.m.-Market steady. Sales on
spot, 1000 bales; for future delivery, 1000
bales. Receipts, 2299 bales.
2p.m.-COtton quiet u steady. Sales
on spot, 1850 bales; for future delivery,
1000 bales.
4p.m.-Cotton quiet and weak. Ordi-
nary, 1890; Good Ordinary, 16Hc; Low
Middling, lSZc; Middling, 1890; Good
Middling, 2lHc. Sales5spinners, 1856
bales; speculation, 276 bales; export, l59
bales; transit, 200 bales. Also, 100 Octo-
Der, ITLc; 200 do, TIC; 800 November,
lie: 500 September, lSc; 100 do, lS15c; 500
October, I7Lc; 1900 do, IKE; 900 do,
I72E; 100 do, IKE, at buyers option; $50
November, 1870; 600 do, lie; $50 Decem-
Der, l6kc; LOO do, l6Ae; 100 January,
1910.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, September Is, IL a.m.@Cot-
ton firm. Uplands, 9Ad; Orleans, 9S4d.
3 p.m.-Cotton firm. Sales, 5000 bales.
Upiands, 9Zd; Orleans, 9Ad.
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LEGAL NOTIcEs.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
On Tuesday, Sept 6, 1870,

40 s2s9. O. e. D.-Second Chsncery Court
OF shelby county, William Tucker vs. me
ophflus Pritehet.
n virtue OF an order of sale in the above
ID cause, 1 will sell, at public auction, 20
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Master's Office OF the Second Chancery Court
of shelby county, in the city OF Memphis
q..,,nuuan IN
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closed active with a marked advance, as
COTTON.

There was more activity in the market
to-day, and sales were larger than Tor
some weeks. While some buyers claimed
that prices were about the same as yester-
day, we think that the market was really
weaker, and that prices were lower by =
to &c. The offerings were very fair M
comprised all grades, and sales will not
fall Short of $50 bales, comprised about as
follows: 40 Ordinary, llHc; IS Ordinary,
l21kc; I6 Good Ordinary, l4%; 80 Good
Ordinary, l5c; 30 clean stained, lSN@l4c;
20 Good Ordinary (good style), l6Ae; II
Low Middhng, l6Ae; 4, 4, 4, 2 Low Mid
1 ding, I7c; 2, 8, 2, IL, 7 Low Middling,
|T7Ze; II, 8, 5 Middling, l7Kc; 6, 3, u
Middling, I7Ac; IL Strict Middling,
IsHc; 100 mixed on basis of TIC for Mid
ling. The market closed steady as fol-
lows: Good Ordinary, l5@l6c; Low Mid
ling, T7@I7kc; Middling, I7h@I7Zc.
The Memphis and Louisville railroad
shipped twenty-six car loads of cotton
1918 bales) east to-day, and there are 400
bales yet at the depot awaiting shipment,
which will be forwarded tomorrow. One
shipment of 272 bales goes to Liverpool
direct. This shows an active movement
in the staple. Besides the above, a lot of
about 800 bales was shipped to New Or
leans to-day.
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On the 18th Day Of December, 1870,

OA NV HSAA
Next. between the hours prescribed by law. in
front of the courthouse door OF the county of
Tunfca. in said State OF Mississippi, eXpoa-
FOR sale. at public auction, 10 the bigac5t b4--
der. tor OHe-third cash, and tie balance DE
one and two years, with six per cent inter-
from dafe.the following described real estai
located, lying and being in said couuH o.
10. containing SO acres; fractional s-eiit.u %.
containing 50 acres; sOuth hall OF tract ullt
section Ii, containing 800 acres sections NO.
% and q. and east half of section n ives
half and southeast quarter section ID nae
tIonal south half section .: sections y and
q; all in township !. range4L
Also. section p, southeast quarter section
northeast quarter section %, south ~traci1n+i
malt OF section Is, west half OF section 30 All
In township 3. range y.
Fractional section l. township 4. range rs
southwest quarter section 2 east half o.
northeast quarter, east hall OF sOuineast
Quarter, and southwest quarter OF southeaat
auarter OF section 3; west half section 20
southwest quarter OF section = soutLeaHI
onarfer of section 2, southwest quarter OF sec
ton 10, west half Of section u, east pail @.
section IA: ali OF sections -. Ill a d ": Weet
half OF section ~, southwest quarter o. sec
ton q, east half and southwest quarter ~
section p: all of section =; west ball o. see
| lion q. west half Of section .; Al of section
| Is. south half OF section z, northeast quartz
| OF section q, southeast quarter OF SECTION y
| SECTIONS IS and IS; ali In township q, range b
Also. lots 3, 4, 5, So, 10, II, Il =, D. i1
/ section Is, township y, range = also 8, . .
q Z and x in section q township p. range
II be soldiu parcels not to exceed one hun
/ dred aud ski y acres in any one tract
W. W. HUMPHREYS, JR-,
Adnainistia toi de bonis non Of Ransom II
By order Of tn Court
ans Early HENDRICK, Clerk
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ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs.

Step by step this commodity has attained
its unprecedented fame. They are univer-
sally approved. They support, strengthen
and aid the growth of muscles. They appear
to have a peculiar effect upon the nerves, al
laying irritability, while supplying warmth.
They seem to accumulate electricity, and aid
the circulation of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are
Induced.
Even in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use of the Porous Plasters TO
the spine restored the articulation, and ma
teriaily reduced the paralysis. In fact, the
patient could help herself, while before the
Porous Plaster WAS applied she was as help
less as a baby. We refer to Mrs. sally Elliott,
Springfield, Mass.
Sold by druggists. Agency, Brandreth
Houra New York.
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue, and In accordance with the pro-
ID visions OF a trust deed made By l. BOc-
co and W. b. Greenlaw, TO me, as trustee
the 10th day of February, Sd9Y duly ~recorus'l
in the Registers office OF Shelby county. ia
the payment of certain Indebtedness, lherc-
in fully described, from the said Ia Rocco To
the said w. b. Greeniaw, l VIII, on
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Inc LTdEu lchNluk nAGAlphAs ~ LIZ Bsni. funb
daily. The AGO am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains run through to Louis
vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the l:l5 pm. train from Menu
phis TO Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Office, &7H Main street.
j. r. BOYD, superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. auH
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FL. MORSE.


pn ACRES-eighty in cultivation, seven
1DO miles from Memphis, four west OF
Ralei0h. good dwellings, o~ut-houses, c1stern,
grass lots, young orchard, four hundred Irul!
frees. for sale at low figures, with or Wlthout
~ stock. Amply at 80 Front street. seS
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The LIST day of October, 1870,

within legal hours, proceed TO sell, in
'front.' OF ne premises, on shelby street. tho
foIIowfng described property, 10 the highest
bidder for cash, to-wit: II south nall %
lots Nos. six CO.., seven "a, and eight tSl, IN
South Memphis, lying on the west SIDE OF
Shelby street fronting on said street seventy
hVe C5) feet, and running back WestWaI1l5
between parallel lines, and right anglea
with Shelby street to an alley. with al IN
rights and privileges thereunto belonging or
In anyWfse appertaiDings
The equity OF redemption Is expressly
waived in said deed of trust and the title II
believed 10 be perfect I convey only as
Trustee. sen ii. MESSICK. Trustee,