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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12

Z YORK, December IL, l00 ~a.m-Unofi-
~ctal.-COttOn Is strong and excited middIing,
1870. FutuTes-December, 1890; January, lg4c:
February, lg1sc; March, Ac; April, 201sc; May,
aAc.
u m.-CottOn Is firm; ordinary, TIC; good
ordinary. is1c; low middling, lg3Sc: middLing,
1890, middling Alabama, 101sc: midding Or
leans, a5Se; middling Texas, a5sc. Spot sales
bales; transit, 200 bales. Futures-December,
1856; January, 1870; February, 10 l5-l6e; Others
unchanged.
$3.50 pm -Unoficial-CottOn strong; mid
ding 2Jc. The excitement is unabated. At
least two failures to-day. Sales-for export,
2l0l bales; to spinneFs, lola; for speculation,
rs. Futures-Sales, 1900 bales; December,
1890; January, zoe; February, A1sa; March and
April, Azc; May, 4psc.
The following Is the daily cotton receipts for
8 day at all United states Dorts;
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Michael DeR. Register. Office, corner OF
MAN and Calhoun streets; and for the con.
veniencs Of IL Q citizsns living in ne eastern
portion OF the ward, his office VIII be at Gem
ira Point nom Monday, the Iith LecembeT
to Saturday. the 18th inclusive. no8
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Sherlf's Sale Of Real Estaie.

go By virtue Of two Rrits OF venditionf
expOnas to me- directed from the second
Ctr6uIt Court OF snstDy county, In favor Of
Il MOrrOW vs.. Stephens a Day ana r. p
! VIII sell 70 the highest bidder, Tor cash, IN
front Of the Shecta's Office, on second street,
near UniOa sLrset, IN the city Of Memphis, ON
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rEHE uD~dsrsIgned having qualified As adj
u mtniEtratof Of the estate Of A. I. White
sides, deceased. notice Is hereby given 70 All
persons who have any claims against the
estate OF the aaad decedent 70 appear and ME
the same, authenticated in the manner pre-
Bcribed By law, on or against the Nd day Of
March, AID, liza or the same VIII be barred
GEORGE e. LEVIN, Administrator.
Memphis November q El. noS Ras
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The first three days OF last week business
was much heavier than for the same number
OF DAYS any time This season. The balance Of
the week was not so good, but q fhir business
was done. The weather was very severe the
early part OF last week, and the demand for
boots was active. There were few dealers In
from the country, and business was mostly
done on orders and by telegraph. We have
no change 10 note in prices, which remain
firm at quotations below;
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LAsBs
FOR SALE.

q. Neal ct al VS.. K. J. b. Ia. VIM ct Al.
~ By virtue Of a consent decree Of the
Eecond Chancery Court of Shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause, L viii. at my office
door, on Second street. Memphis, oier at
public sale, on
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1877

No.zs4l-In the Second ChAncery Court of
shelby county, Tennessee:-W. W. SCHOOL,
neld, Guardian, etc., va. Frank Bingham
ct al.
by virtue Of an order of sale a in this
ID cause, 1 viii sell, at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, In 'front.' Of the ONCE of the
Second Chancery Court, l the city OF Mem
phiB, Tennessee, on
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CyAA~A - ONhC0
NKw ORLEANS, December II, ll:3O a-m.-COt-
ton active and nrmer; middltng. l9hc. Sales,
l5D bales. sight exchange, &c discount; ster-
ling exchange, EAGlSEe,
2f5 pm--Cotton strong; middling, 1919
1879. Sales, 500 bales sight exchange "
discount; sterling r|9lSBs
Cotton I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, December II, Il:8O a.m-Cotton
middling uplands, $50; middling Or
leans, O9l0dsd. Sales for the day 1900 bales.
go p.m@CcttOn active and hrmeri middiing
~plands, SGD; middling Orleans, lO1sd. sales
to-day, 1890 bales, Of which Zoo Wers Tor ex-
port and speculation.
5 pLm-Gotton active and 1rmer; middling
uplands, go; middlipg Orleans, lQasd.
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ShsriFs Sale Of Real Estate.
ln Medaesdas Reosmbef 20, az.

DY virtue Of an alias execution, to me di.
d Pected from the First Chanoery court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, I VIII,
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A SEEK F0R q MlAuON,

MARRIAGE a a R aISaFap 9] g nose sBo Tf
GUIDE. 70 esi m mTSyts 9R tine sRp sGy1 Fs9Sfa.
tions OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing of
spring, preserving the complexion, ETC.
This is an interesting work Of two hundred
and tWsnty-four pages, with numerous sn-
cravings, and contains valuable information
for those who are married or eOntsmplRts
marriage; stiu II Is q book that onght to be
under lock and key, and not laid cerslsssiy
about the house.
sent 70 any onet ee Of pcstaeslsoI SO eentg-
Address Ur. Bdtt ~pispensazy, No. y a.
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
~ N0Soa ats AFFLICTED and U~AgarhsNGsss
Before applying TO the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public pspers or using any
QUACK- peruse Dr. Butts work, no
matter n your disease il, or how deplora
bleyour condition.
Or. Butts can be consulted. personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned IN his wOrk
once No. HN. Eighth Btrsst, bet Xxi al
VAIN NJ. ~. Louis. 40. iaF dAv
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EnR LEASE q Sale

BUILDING LOTS on Preston Place, Madi-
- son street extended, for lease for ten
years, at low rent.
Desirable lots on Court street extended, for
sale cheap, Apply to
R0YSfER, IRRELEVANT co.
nos IAVID PRESTON.
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Administrators Sale.

+ WILL sell to the highest bidder, for cash.
4 Twenty Shares Of German National Bank
Stock, belonging TO the estate OF Jam es Croft
ton, deceased. Sale TO take place at IL o'clock
am, In front Of No. 30S Main street Mem
phiB, Tenn. JNO, p. HOFFMAN,
DC Administrator,
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Class. Cincin'd st. Louis
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II is the Great Infants and ChIdren's
Soothing Remedy for all disorders brought
OF by Teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the 9RAFTOH MEDICINE
CO., ST. L us, No.
Sold - Iruggists ard dealers inmedicine
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Sale Of Valuable Property

TTNDER and by vtrtue CT the authority
wasted in me by q certain Trust Deed ex-
cuted by 3. p. Walt, bsarinS date the nth
shelby county, In Book No. 81, page y, 70
which reference il here had, and made for
the PURPOSE Of securing certain debts therein
mantLnnad.I viii. on
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Last year az thls ume mIddIng here was
l45% to 1876; in New York, l55<c gold, HOS;
upIands IN Liverpool, SD
The following Is the comparative daily state
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There is bal one single agency which can by
anF possibility enable the sOnth 70 compete
with che North in controlling the course Of
immIgNhts. This consists In the transfer of
southern railways 70 eastern corporations.
However great political and other OhgesEops
TO the policy, there Il no other efficient rene
DIV for the sham northern dread Of ku-klux-
ism, and there is no other power that can di-
ver Europeans from tnaekless wRsiG given by
the government 70 OmDiPOtent railway eOrpo-
rations The Z" intentions " Of those at NASH
vile who would establish these bureaux ars
excellent but they are only paving" the
6eseenSs AUesni Of intOlerable taxation.
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Sail, In front of the Sheriffs once, Second
street, Greenlswb building. TO the highest bid
der, for cash, the following real estate, viz;
a certain lot or parcel Of ground, situated
On the North side Of Vance street, beginning
feet east of the Intersection Of St Martin
with Vance street. thence west with the
north Line of Vance street forty.dNs 20 feet;
one hundred and eight Q0S feet; thence west
and parallel with Vance street, forty i've go
ieet, thence south one hunQred ana eight
lot sold 10 James 4 Clark by j. 81. Fenton, by
deed OF July 10Th, 1855. The above properly u
James, and TO satisfy an execution in favor
OF 81. +. James vs. n. Z. Epps ct al.
MARCUS J. Wight Sheriff.
By D. 7. Non, Deputy Sheriff.
LogwoOd q Mteous Attorneys for COM
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HONCORD, CaEsWba, Virginia Seeding and
" California Rtnes for sale at n dollar
gallon. Also Rhine wines and Cham
payne in proportion, by E. Alderman, No
HoWards Row, noaQ
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6oad GIn.Nnuss and Press,

Persons Wishing to rent would do well to
communicate with the undersigned at Mem
phiB, at A. Roach q 70. g, or see him in per-
son at Friafis Point, on the 10TH Of December,
instant, at which time II VIII be rented at
public cutlery. Information in regard TO said
place. etc, can be obtained also from J.. W.
Matthews, attorney at Friar's Point, Miss.
Ohm A. KIRBY,
dc AdnaIniatrator Of u .. Eorleet. deod.
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Chanesry Sale Of RsaI Estate,

4. lO8.-First Chancery Court OF shelby
eOnntZ-kste Temple, vs. Kate Temple,
LUXE Temple. ct a..
nX vIrtae of an tntoIlocutary decree Tor
~ sale, entered In the above cause March
~. le7l, and rene Red November 23th- 1s1, 1
VIII sell At pubic aucttOn, 10 the highest
bidder, In front Of the cIerk ana masters
omoe, GreenlaW Block, second street, IN Lne
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Wednesday, December 9Th, 1877,
within legal hours, the following described
property to-W1E certain lot Of three acres
Of ground, situate and lying On Aozely ave-
nue., between the otd anu new halsigh roads,
set IOrth by metes and Donnds as follows, to-
Wis Beginning sinks east o. elm marked
"a" on vest SIDE or avenue ~ feet wide, lem
for benefit OF this property; LGeucs sOEfn
IL east, lax lest 70 stake In SAID avenues
thence nortn ~ west, ~ fest, U a take:
thence north IL WssL, 51H feet, ~ a staks4
unka vest VI black oak, uLnWe corner Of
lot No. 4 OF subdivision Tor W niuesldsss
thence north 81 sast, win south une o. said
lot NO. A, ~ leet, 70 beginning; being sams
conveyed by Niles Il and Nary l. Tempe 70
CatnaIlne y. Temple, by desd rseordsd in
DOok p, pages A7s Is and l2s, OF lStn Of AU-
susl. A5os
Terms OF Asis-One thousand dollars cash
equLred to be paid; balances on a credit OF
one ana two years. noIea, with approved Sc
curly, required; lein TO pc retained tlu the
purcnaSs money Is paid.
EDMUNU a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
ID. "a. scales, II. e. sale, AtLya. uOE3
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R0lFDOTGl SksTts.
Gilberts.. ...-.S 90 Wilcox & ROYAL q 90
WILCOX and ImpI l9 90 Washington NIX II %
do Bonita q 90 BrunneFs.-.SlS to 20 o.
AneTScss Dress Goods.
Hamilton dela'es Is Orientais...-.---....0
Pacific do 20 Coburgs.-...5 10 IS
Canton ESassgss (B5oaOal.
Ellerton WA Pemberton All
Cannon FEGanSls tBssdGehel.
EllertOn O........-.3 Tremon H.......-l4H
fremont Ar--...-----9 Hamilton ...22h 10
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lone TO TIE gravel have you seen her mild
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Sash, Doors, Blinds Rnd Lumber.
We have no change 10 noticefn this market.
There has been a steady business for the past
week. Dry lumber is scarce sndin demand al
prices below. Supplies of other qualities are
to the demand,
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Bales.
Total receipts from SeptsiabsT J. ls7O-.-l,l4,760
Same time this ISIS
Total exports fom September J, lS76--- Glsge
Same time this 4ll,iOs
stock at all L. ). ports last year------- 4S96S5
This 4O6,23O
AT Interior towns last year-.-..-.----- S5,68
lne olfoto
AT Liverpool lass ear-----..s.-.-a oiSfuo
This .-..-..--..--. $500
iasf lssO9e
luAA law
This shows q deficit OF Total receipts since
September lst, ISL Of l897e bales, as COM
pared with last year.
The receipts Tor seven days at all the United
States ports, ending Friday last:
8ales.
Vet -7ss's'sss'
showing deficit Of AyeD bales Tor seven
days.
The receipts Al this port for i've days were
loss bales; same time last year., 1882 bales. A
deacit Of 1912 bales shipped from this port
l,49l; last year, same time, q ,2d6 bales.
tbs following table shows the transaction in
New York The past week:
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PLANTATION FOR RENT.
WILL RENT. for the year 1874, on easy
L terms, the plantation known as the
P F. k0Ffsst Place,

in Coahoma county, Mississippi, containing
s75 acres of the best Bottom Land, in q high
state Of cultivation, and Situated in an ex-
cellent neighborh01d.
The plaoe has on 1t . comfortable dwelling,
plentY Of O~pthouses, q Q
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-s nsss q .. uazm An Operstion In
once, where rs great EcoNcKK AND i
vEaIkNcE can be clearly damonstra
The public are invited to call and examin|
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Beats Leaving To-day.
~ ugoN.k-- w. -ao.o--o- -
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Wood and WiIIOw ware.

There has been a very fair business In this
line Of trade for the past week, Prices are
steady, and without change.
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sasS0nn, NuEI5 Vsn5Es, sgoaaB -4sS 49,
.erm Of truth which lies hidden under
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kuUu su-s . sa1gO RSES1Oo - sAS .SeS
tate of Memphis Is owned by women7 If
the knew It and only intended that mem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12

NEW YoRk, DsGsmber Il, l0.9 sm.-GOvern-
change.
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tina VIA eome that inRugurates the new
company. 30 eeEtsin VIII the price be
lnWar. and Rhahhar IL Ia nrnanahla To Tho
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VsnsrsaI or Sscrut nisaasaa.

such asSyphillis, Gonorrhea, elect Structures
and all Urinary Dts sases; Syphilitic or Msr-
curtal Affections Of the throat, aktn or bones,
oroh1t18, hernia or rupture; also the effects
OF q solitary hAD1t, ruxnOus 70 the bod and
MIND, producing 6lotches on the lace. dsbllf-
u mpotsncy, dizxineas, nnes OF sight
oonnoslon Of IDEAS, evil -noreDoding, aversion
~ 1ociety Loss or ste.
not Al OF the1e In any one case, but all occur
Eng HequenLyfn various easea. Rh6uma-
usm and rheumatic pains cured by q nav
method.
Particular attention paid to the DISEASES
OF WOMEH such a. Excessive, Suppressed
or painful MenBtruation. Luchorrhosa or
Whites, falling Of the womb, and All trreZu-
larittes OF tbs monthly periods, causing steTa
utty or -barrenness, and a cons
Iumpt1on-
The doctor can be consulted personally or
letter upon All diseases not requiring nj
outside OF his Odics. Omoe hours
rom Am 70 . o'clock pm
JOB d a IOHN NEON II Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25

gathering over that magnificent and costly en-
terprise known as the Suez Canal, which even
the versatility and energy Of NJ. de 4esseps
hardly suficed to dispel. But at last he and
bis colleagues have succeeded, and fortune Is
once more promising them her assistance. The
practicability of keeping the canal free Of sand
accommodations having been settled satisfactorl-
Is, the company has concluded to resort to an
other loan Of twenty million francs. To meet
this the Vlceroy has allowed them to increase
the toll one franc per ton. The regular
traders which use the canal route represent
$40, 900 tons This multiplied by their annual
voyages indicates 2,ooo,oso tons, producing
the same amount OF francs for tolls per year.
More encouraging yet is the news ofthe es-
tablishment OF a line OF steamers between
London and Shanghai, by way of the canal,
which will commence running regularly on
the lst OF October. This is expected to ado
half a million francs annually to the treasury
of the company. Besides, the managers have
been officially informed that the British Gov
ernment intends sending nineteen transports
through the canal between the present month
aad March next, the tolls on which will
amount to from TOO, 900 to 100000 francs. ALI
this will help to replenish the almost exhaust
ed Golfers of the company, and the Suez canal
may after all prove grand success and a
profitable investment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
n Deadlock

The affairs OF Union County are in de-
porable state. We learn from the Union
vile Times that the inmates OF the poor
house are suffering for the necessaries Of life,
that the roads and bridges are well-nigh i'm
passable, and that, for the want OF Jurles, no
courts can be held. This pretty condition OF
things is brought about by the failure OF
Governor Scott to commission the two
county commissioners who were elected to
fill vacancies in July last, and by the refusal
OF the third commissioner-an ignorant ne
gro-to return to Union. This negro COM
missioner should either resign, or attend TO
his business. A company OF cavalry, all to
himself, would protect him from harm, and
every citizen in Union would guarantee his
corporeal integrity. For Governor Scott's
tardiness we see no good reason; and it is
to be hoped that he will either explain him
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The Germans in the Mediterranean.

An eminent Austrian journalist said, some
time ago, prince Bismarck has perceived
nthat The Mediterranean may be ruled over
sTrom the benks Of the Spree by means of
;1be St. G,...hard Railroad;" and from ap-
pearauces at the present time it would seem
that he is almest right. The St. Gotthard
Railroad, uniting Germany and Italy, by way
Of Switzerland, may now be considered a
fixed fact, which it will only take time and
money to carry through successfully, all the
necessary legislation and concessions from
the Swiss and Italian Governments having
been obtained by Bismarck. When, in 1866,
after Sadowa and the humiliation Of Austria,
the Prussian Government entered into nego-
tiations with Italy and Switzerland for the
construction of this railroad, the French
Government intmated that it would resort
to extreme measures in case Prussia should
not abandon The scheme. Switzerland stood
firm, but Italy gave way. In 1869 the nego-
tiations between the North German Confed-
GRAFTON and Switzerland led to the conclu-
sion OF an agreement by which each pledged
itself to furnish subvention of twenty mil
lions of francs 10 The constructors of The line,
while Italy was to pay the remainder be-
tween fifty and sixty millions OF francs. But
no definite arrangement was entered into
| with the Cabinet at Florence. AS soon as
the late French war was over, Bismarck
again pressed the matter, through the Ger
man Minister at Florence, and Victor Emmau
uels Cabinet this time granted all that wa;
asked for, including the necessary appropri
ations OF funds. The st. Gotthard Railroad
may, therefore, now be considered settled
thing, and when built, its commercial (and
strategicaD importance will be very great
Genoa and Leghorn must become depots o.
the commerce Of Germany, and German mer
chant vessels will soon be numerous in the
waters OF the Mediterranean.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-09-25
The Eclectic Magazine.

The October number of this magazine, hand
ed US by Mr.. John Russell, is Of more than
usual interest. The article from the "ouar-
terly Review" on Darwin's Descent of Man, is
the ablest attack that has yet been made on
his remarkable book. Among the other artl-
cles of note are the following: Sir Walter
Scott; The Herschels and the Star-Depths; War,
poem, by Hon. Roden Noel; A Festa In Ven
ice; Patty-Chapters XLI to XLVI; In KANT
chatka and the Country Of the Koraks; The
State Papers of France; The Literary Life-ll;
Marie Of Vlllefranche; Pike County Ballads;
Medieval Goldsmiths; Continuation OF the
Deep.Sea Explorations; Marian May; Sir John
Herschel; Art, Miscellany, &C. A fine portrait
of the great astronomer, Sir John Herschel,
embelishes the number.
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