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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-14

EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
R !. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heis5SelI & WetherfoFd and Smith, Scott q
Jefferson, Soils. fer cOmplnts- oc9l we'd
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Tuesday, November 19, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate belonging 20 the estate of R. n.
Bond, deceased, lying in shelby county, Ten
nessee, in District No. Range 3, Section s.
bounded as follows:
Lot Nc. beginning at n stake in a road in
the east line Of the Harren tract, Of which this
lot is a part; thence north with said line IS
chains and " inks TO a stake; thence west Il
chains and IS inkst TO a stake; thence SIC <
% chains and 9 links TO a whtteOak marked
a b.; thence east "a chains and 80 links to the
MISUNDERSTANDING SO acres.
Also, Lot No. &Beginning at the Sc conner
OF 10 MOL. and runs thence south 8 chains
and 90 inks to the NE cOrnerof dover lot No.
8 with sWeetgum pointers: thence west Il
chains and 10 links 10 the NV corner of said
dover lot, with redoak sapling pointer;
thence south l2zo Ors chains and Il links 70
the SW corner OF said dover lot, with sassa-
fras and redOak sapling pointers thence west
Is chains and 6 inks 70 a stake, IL being n
Of the corners of dover lot No. J.: thence
north : chains and s. Iink to a stake the NE
c rner OF dover lot No. !; theme west q
chains and 40 links to the NV corner Of said
dover lot stake : 30 L SO inks from a white
oak marked "X"; thence north Is chains
and SO inks to a stake; tn nee east 20 chains
hRl IS links 10 a stake in west line Harren
trdct; thence south de~graeSeast 8 chains and
40 links to the SW corner OF lot Mol; thence
east IA chains and % links to the beginning
containing Il $500 acres.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
ByJ. Il. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
HI T. Sale. Sol. for COmUlnL. OclZ
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Sheriff's l of Real Estate

" q : III lit
Sheriff or Shelby County.
Wasfenft & Efahl Arfivs Tor nlalnfif rncTl
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These figures Indicate an Increase in the @
Jon lH sight Of A5,II bales compared "
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE firm OF j. 5. Hatcher & Co, has this day
Il been dissolved by mutual consent, Thos-
II. Cooke retiring. j. S. Hatcher L. alone au-
20 settle the outstanding business OF
the late firm OF Us. Hatcher & 90.
j.. s. HATCHER,
Tuesday, Nov. ), 1877. THOS. H. COOKE
win continue the Book and Stationery
business, al No. 80 Main street, under the
nrm name and style OF ]. 8. Hatcher a Co,
and respectfully ask OF my friends and the
public q continuance Of their patronage.
nos j. S. HATCHER.
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SherifTs Sale Of Real Estate

1"1 " CoAAhleAceA eLNfEu DtAOtA al.
W. j. y. DOYLE,
Sheriff Of shelby county.
Wesrcoft & gtahl. A~ttOruevs for PIalnffR
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DY virtue OF an execution 10 me direct
ID ed from the Supreme Court OF Tennessee,
in the case Of Samuel Hosby. receiver, vs.
George l. Holmes et al, issued October {, lSn,
judgment rendered the 30th day OF June, 1871,
Tor SIS 50 and costs, TO satisfy said Judgment,
interest and cost, 1 will. on
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To Stockholders.
Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad
Company.

DY direction Of the Board Of Directors. I
ID hereby call upon the stockholders, who
have made cash subscriptions and who have
not paid, 10 pay at the ONCE in Memphis on
or before the 10th December, 1872, thirty per
cent. upon the amouatOf theirsubscriptiOns.
n. b. FORREST, President
II. r PUGH, Secretary and Treasurer.
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The bank statement shows that loans
have decreased two hundred and ninety
eight thousand and five hundred dollars;
specie increased, One hundred and sixty
six fhnnsand dollar. Iegal fandars do
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ITWII d son LY ihe above that Ilere is Q
very decided relative advance Of the upper
grade, over the lower.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCOS

clerks in country stores who could man.
age the national finances just about az
wen as Boutwell, does.
Mrs. O'Leary wonde-s "if thin Bos-
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Attachment Notice.

BY ]. Il. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
H. T. sale, Sol. for compln't.
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ruces ~ lair Esv-U o. uu-Iuess s-Gay.
,nrrency. S., 81, 1876; coin, S72, 997. 6S,
-..cluding IN coin certificates SCI ,554, 900;
~,gsecial deposits Of legal tenders for the
redemption Of certificates Of deposit,
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Nonresident Notice,

A COpy-aLte5b.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Ms
r. J. BLACK, ID. c. & NJ.
M,KFesfaE q TrVTA- soils for commit
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House OF the O0urJes mas passed first
clause Of the Mortgage Bank bin, by a
vote Of n hundred and twenty-six
against ffty-eight.
There Is trouble Of NittOria, the capi-
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DY virtue Of an alias execution to me di-
ID rected from the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessse in the case Of samuel Mosby, receiver
etc, vs.. Sarah e. smith, ExecutrtX, ct al. Judg-
ment rendered 18th day Of May, EZ, for
S3lS 43-l00 and costs, TO satisfy said judgment,
EnNana.L md costs L Vii on
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Probate Court Sale Of ReaI Estate

No. 50, X. DIN the Probate Court Of shelby
County, Tennessee.-George l. Douglass,
admir- Of estate OF r. n. Bond, deceased, vs..
h. +. Bond ct al.
FINDER and by virtue Of an interiOcutOry
" decree for sale entered in above cause,
at the present October term OF the Probate
Court, I will sell to the highest bidder, at pub
lie ~aueffon. on the pHEru5Fg on
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Tutt's sar.aPerllla and Queen.

DIR. TUFTS SRrsapGriRfa and Queens
Delight
No remedy possesses so many valuable me
dicinal properties as this combination OF
roots, herbs and barks, The Queens Delight
is acknowledged by physicians 70 be the most
powerful remedy known for Impure Blood.
Liver Complaints, Nervousness, Female Com
plants, Constipation, rheumatism, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, Syphilftic Affections, skin
Diseases, Chronic Complaints, etc. But in
this preparation 10 Is combined with other
vegetable products, which renders its virtues
doubly valuable. Most diseases nave their or
ian in the blood, and as a Blood Purifier the
~Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight has no equal.
IL requires but a trial 70 convince the most
skeptical.
For Female Complaints, whether IN young
or Old, married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhoOd OF the turn of life, DR.. TUFTS
Liver Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
DR.. Tafs Hail Dye Is The Best in The World.
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II the service requires 10.
Passengers forwarded 10 and from all the
principal plaoesin England, Ireland Scotland,
France, Germany, Norway, sweden and Dem
mark, from or to any part in the southern and
Western States 1he cheapest and best route
% Southern and Western States. For passage
or further Information apply to
q BuIHLET,
General western Agents,
aulO Sc MADISON sire et
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH
ar COCHRAN HALL,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK AN.
367 CASH MT

81 Certificates for sale at all the socfety's
Acencies.
~ Whole Certificates, SIS; Halves, sc so /;
Quarters, 81 20.
81 All orders with money for Certificates
sent by express or registered letters or post
Office orders, at the risk Of the Society. Ad-
dress all orders NJ A. and NJ. Society, 35
Second street, Memphis. Tenn" p. o. Box 70.
J. g. BALLENTISE, President.
LION. T~ROUsDALE, Secretary. nos
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A heavy wind sent a score Of boats to
the bank between Cairo and st. Louis,
Thursday.
Ramor says Dan Rice has bought the
ArgOsy to carry his show from one river
! 80 =. nnnahnr anrinn Lhn uuintar
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HOOPSKIRT AND CORSE'
-ANUFACT
No. 3s3 MAIN sTREET.
Fob Sale.
Plantation on the Arkansas River

lHHE place known as the "Shoai Creek Plan
II tation," one hundred miles above Little
Rock, containing 1880 acres=25 acres in Gull
tivatiOn; so acres good cotton land, the re-
m~ainderts second bOttom-au above overflow,
and 40 wash. 1t Is an excellent place for rails
ing cotton and corn, and has q large range for
stock. The above place will be sold low, and
on reasonable terms. Refers TO Major John
ID. Adams. Address
JONES MCDOWELL & CO.,
oc2 Little Rock, Arkansas.
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FINANCE n TRADE.

Kidding Gotten is Ia TO is I-2e-Ex-
chquge 1-2 Discount to Par
Gold li2 I-2 TO he 81
Cora LOWer-Bran and Cats Quiet
CornmeaI Dull-Karket Inactive.
Cotton Reeuperating-A Spirited Aar-
ket-Prices Stronger-Sales
goo Bales.
Money and Maxims - disappointment
snd Blessing-EXehaRge and Cotton
City Bonds 0EeriRg-Chsrles-
ton Railroad Stock on the
Downward Grade.
n--~rr su a-~nw na~uE nnuraT
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

HAVING been appointed Trustee in the
II room and stead Of Phillip II. ThomP-On
deceased, by a decree Of the second Chsncery
Court, in case Of William l. lanes vs.. &. d.
smith ct al, \. r. D., No. SIS, I viii, as such
trustee. offer for sale, 70 the highest bidder,
for cash. in front OF the Clerks Office Of the
second Chsneery court, on
Saturday, December :, 1872,
two certain lots or parcels Of ground in the
city OF Memphis, and described as fCllOws:
Being lots Nos. 10 and u, on Promenade street;
lot No. 10 fronts twenty-five feet on Prone
made street and runs back e~astWardiy with
Mccall street seventy feet; lot MOL fronts
twenfy-twOf feet n Promenade street and runs
back seventy feet, and adjOIns lot No. 10 on
north. Title believed TO be good, but L convey
only as trustee.
nos CHAs. F. BULLOCK, Trustee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
HORSE DISEASE.
FITS Ravages Mt Observation-Disclosures Wiz
duaiIy suspendcd-It Ahates at Mill
waukce-It Prevails Mt Selma.

waukce-It Prevails at Selma.
MEMPHIS November 25.-TAe horse NAL.
Ady has caused a virtual suspension of bust
ness. The depots are filed with freight
(which it IS impossible to deliver. Very few
horses are to be seen on the streets today.
In many instances oxen were drawing car
Tiages, omnibusses and drays, for the use of
which exorbitant prices were charged, 81 Is
per bale for cotton being considered the
usual rate. Some enterprising cabmen had
their vehicles out with six or eight negroes
drawing them.
The street cars have suspended entirely
causing great trouble and inconvenience to
those living IN the suburbs The hand carts
are reaplng harvest of greenbacks, but
several owners We're arrested for extortion.
Inc weather continues cold and rainy, and
untaayorable for sick horses. Oxen which
could have been bought Saturday for $50 Or
5000 -
MILWAUKEE, November 25.-Tba horse
disease is abating. Reports from northern
and western points in the State renresp Mt
large numbers Of deer dying aDDaren IN
from the same disease.
SELMA, November % The horse disease
prevails here. There are now fTtv cases
under treatment. 1t is in a very mild form.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, November %, Evening
Cotton closed steady; sales 1926 bales;
middlng upIands I912e, Orleans zoe Metre
ceipts 837 bales; gross 10, 3O5. Sales of futures
20,7O) bales; November IS BIG al85sc; De
Gember Is 1916 f9c; January 1875 a ice;
1889; April 1880: May 1878 0l9 l5-I6c
Flour firm and moderately active. Whis-
Ky lower, 93la a94c. Wheat 1a2c lower.
Corn heavy aud lower. The extreme scare
!ty OF freight room checks exports Rice
: 2 @6+2c. Pork sic Lard weak, SIS G87sc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Steamer Belle Shreveport Snagged-Aban-
dOned ships Grew at Saynnnah-Alu-
bama Legislative ImbrOElio-North
Carolina Legislature-ShOOtiBg stars
seen in New Haven-Bankrup Decis-
son at NIiIwaukee-O official Vote of New
YOrk-Burning of the steamer II. Nj.
Shrcve.
CAIRO, November 25.-The steamer Belle
hreytport struck snag this morning,
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EIP0RTS.

HA|EE~sti9 James = |rShc-~2sIS bales Cosson
500 slaves
e! LIvERPooI-saj.' -y"laing 1900 lsales cotton
1900 slaves
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stinsraY-a325 SKIS cora 10
sHs oats 10 SKIS bran 5: bsl5 dOuR Is bbl5 pork .
Gks bacon ties hams u tons OA iron 2 cases Ind5e
GRAND CAIAAS Schooner Chauenger-15 bb.s
HoEf 30 half b3.s do 40 bbls pork 80 bbls bread
Csb bacon irkiu butter kegs butteT 32l poo IssI-
JeG J.. 01lA shit. S!es - pigs sundrieH
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BELOW 00MIEG Up

Sill. So':h star, Owens, from Liverpool September
10, 70 Howell < Bailey
Brush snip 'hampoa carter, ~ days from savsn-
nah, TO master
Norwegian bark Emblem, Petersen. from Port
Talbot September 3D. 70 masters
!ta1 an brig Mira, Roman, from Malaga September
p, 90 Puig Br0s-e-
S.itis brts .9rwena, EvseIs. :ssm Pors Msdoo Sep
tenIDer 10, TO nasceT-
Schooner John 7 ErsnJz gsche'. IS days gro,s Bos
ton, to Crescent GiSv Ice Company
Z Lawrence, Kemp, 20 days SESnS Soc
:o!6, 80 GSesCesH city Gce Sompaay-~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

The new Grand Yizier of Turkey has
risen to his present exalted position from
very humble beginnings. He was formerly
employed in a tobacco factory, and after
ward waiter in a hotel. He still retains his
simple habits, and ia noted for the economy
Of his expenditures-a very rare example
among TIE public t2e9 Of Turkey.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
GTNDAY ENCURSJOy
GONSTART.E9I SAFES

Jessie t;sl C Blue Us. w. Fl. Dggs-Socond ms.
ice court Tor the Parish OF Orleans No. 29z2.
RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF F1ERI F4CIAs
Second Justice Of the Peace in and for the ns
orleans will proceed to sell at public anctin u
on NoEQAf; December, q 1872, at twelve ocIon51
d. at John Rabbot's stable on Ramnart st a. tlEC
tween Perdido and Gravier streets 'I7o', BE-
S 9ne wagon one Mule and one set of Harness.
Terms-Cash on the spot
so%3 II aeS A, ], DAVRRN, Constable
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h,,@;nasI se 49, ~ 80
No TTo3,15 - 80, o ra1ii74 =, +i1
draw i +baE bod honn ma Nv boI5ars in.
sisTnq on I1ar r 80 So ~ sslnq
30 T nITs Of oJn0 l9~
~ III q. ~ - - - -
oa 81 VIZ Il, ocn4L E&SeS o4eLs we're az
evtent 0r5:ar+ rnnJ s+ar}e so15 "a a.
ItIS. i 81 So 60 a.
aon oSS7Si,r[ 90 "a. as nnd XII ~
7] ,:o, - ~
viii ro1d $500 u a.. o1St, ~ s+a1,ia 10 >
80 al ~ 70 III rs
az siSci ij5''t- III }Sian for bi s ~ 20
and good s+aD2e. strict law n,;Iffiin% 90 A. A.
49, ISL 49, etrfc+ low, -,:,fi; -
| middling at 1870. and rniddlinr AT 10 and
'',So'
! We noticed az the exchange q specimen Of
tb pi r' Ca+ oa' ,la+aton ~ aSh1a "a
! county. Mi-sissipri. which attracted genera!
"r1 S ~ NoI % II l'ltse4t 7'i d iI7'
! % pIl2ht nm, tG.Ge or 4oaf inchf' square
imposed, y - SAT 81 no less t1.t4 I"e1lt'
H. seeo ~ ~, f " a. PAat-S''1 ~
,,ra5 - IL
INJURED =; Gr"utA ana worms rs '2 ;1 st9 Az
i.,ot" e"e.. = Hoth as ,oa I5" '--, .i ne
p! "d ~ ~ ''lo1 ~ 10
! see,. - , s2's = VI" WI. pH""~e" zen
| The e,norr,. NJ, shinhoari mo- o'aaeaG %
nc %iiiotHs Ca q ~ ;t.'''.' 90
II ~ 49," -. -. ~. ~; - 49, =" d.
- 49, "o"n - S"c 'PIn1nS LIS 5s iL9. AIlS 81
orCI0 0I, 49, % f f1t'L,S :noa
! 5000 for !he Mediterranean. 1893
! Tor Bremen. lJ.ooo for tie North Sea. ana
! 5000 for the North which when deducted
! from the stock OF hand by our running
! statement on Saturday evening, left "!393
bales 10 represent the quantity az the land
! ing and II presses UasO!G and awaiting
orders.
The Exchang. reports: Demand active.
prices stronger U5tA0u: any 4.0!A5.6
. change
C,0y-nH STATEMENT
Bales
stock on hsr,i August 81, i832....o......... Is:
ALLyed 9 enc" - st"lenent''''' e,5,r.
+Ai''''O .'-' - - '''''''''''''' .,
Total. .-6
Cleared to-day.... SOS
Stool, ON ,,as and or .,,fosoar8 noe cleared ~ ~.
Stock on hand sane ,as asst year. 81
The above does not include ~! bales oey
the Il. L Lee after the state.aen: was made
an
To-iav', cy-o9y.s embraced a!.t I,'es "a
Liverpool and ..i6 20 Harre.
RnceiDfs nrcra, since Sa+1Ir|a- ev,.r'nr
Sol bales. sgaInst u.s. on last Saturday
and Monday. ana II .G!3 last vea., maxim.
an aggresats s;nra Friday event. Of :756
bales. against 1913, last week. snG 1925
lasr v.aT, 9Y,; .jo.. Auoust :. at "a on
bales aga;us. 2.3,J93 last yea.-tac.east.
Gg.459.
The Exchange 2eYecrams MAKE She 20.
ceipts az al! the ports since l. " an Sat
urday 70 II n % DAY 2t.909 bales agains:
% on last y-eEt- and - -Qt las+ yna, Y,+sf
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP


NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
OF FIRST Glase, qul-powerea Clvde.bUj,t scra@.
steamers built expressly for the New 0rlpa- ans
Aew fOrk trade. TO sail regularly between Live,
EkPOCL and NEW ORLEANS, and GLASGOW ana
"" 1ORh, carrying passengers and f.eight az
lowest rates 10 and from all parts of the TnftefN
hiuSdom Or the CONT sut OF Europe and all rartp
OF tlt ChllS0 States and the Dominion OF Canada
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons register. Captain Steward
- ESGSDla wv t0na register. Captain Hamirb
ALABAMA, 2i90 tons register. ........ BniIdinT
PENNHYLYASIA $500 tons register Rriidi1S
s1RGIAIA 25t0 tons re- tster... .o.,..s Buiidi1S
"'EORUIA, 290J tons register BuiIdinO
.>S@EeA For Liverpool Direcs..sTb9
s[~ssssg5. new Steamship
ssazzzzzzzzzzss &OEISIAN4gs
Saees Stewart, Conr snSa7
now on her 'soH :" liverpool, viii leave that por9
10! res SSI1SIs Sovenl0'E IS. Ard the Rsy stesEso
sBINHEeUTA,
I'll, so,,on Y.,...,.,s-, eaptain ?EarRIlso
The vessels % this line wild stop az Gordaare
TT f%isl't SRG passengers on the passage GcouS
er5 Due notice ~: "a given of sheoays Of sailing,
Return Tickets ,sbls gsg FIX MONTHS. &C.
No charge 9or medicine or medical attendance
hDhty orders grated free Of tlaTre
Prepaid emigration tickets issued hara "a ,.es
Yes deslTou5 O sending for tlcir friends
1heSe vessels cross ele bar at all times vritbaza
detention. ~ - '407 niVAA0 90
tor fLysis6t Or passage having unsurpassed ace
(. <. MILLER & Co., Agents..
no. ~ G,$r2ndelet street, New OrIeana
Ross, ShOLFIELD 4 CO.
No. Chapel street LivprDonI
zee LEWIS T. MERROW 4 CO.
e. ~ 70 % treat CLYDE Street GIasgow
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN !
Tuesday, November rs, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship James A Wright, Morrison, for Havre
Ship wyoming, Baker, tor Liverpool
British schooner Challenger, WOodville for Grand
Cavman
Schooner Stingray, Harrison, for Pensacola
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fMPnRTS.
RECEIPTS OF pRODucF.

!irERP00H-Shtp 4lateara-istd mise
BCkDEAtA-5Srs Pranllil-A std mds3
Sd" Notwithstanding Cfea Heade-AstS glS5e
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RAILROADS.

ooounn,uo,,>c 49, ~-e - -" o11OS'
| CHANGE OF TJsJE ~>>r1>""~>N,
| GREAT JACKSON R0TrrE,
| A'o L.
|
| Oh ana after October %,
! Trains will arrive and 5a,.r- 90. e,,,.--
| DEPART, '"S
tE1Press........8 4. NJ. Express. p NJ
ua6 o : n. 1885 P NJ.
Mail train e. ov,,'ou",lon wa a NJ
| 07'--' =. - PISS U"il' except Sunday.
THIS ROUTE oFEES
The FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES;
roJ.TsTI1 ,ia r a. NJ tram you arrive in
~ - 1l1: o. LOLiS, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI
= - 20 NJ, NAEN H-4AND, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND 8LE
-l-'I ass
peting Kline. Gay SO"O
Prfru.v p.r.rg o,Ds
on sl1e train from gsuton to 6sumbos6t.
BY Taking Che S = NJ N;a.h w, s,rr.
L"t ioF 4ALE' ana al Po.l-3 reached via Louisville
s;u, II QUA, = p
~ ~ NA~ t1'1NS VIZ u1i O1neF Lines
AvD ~ cr ror--, ,,.r .
ANS - 81 LDLIs, CAIRO, CHICAGO
And al points North in
%Ss9 Iime 'inan-b Any Other Lime
PnIln,ar,a @alaca S,,,.=. avn ,, ~ 49, 49,.
=, -, - LIZ oi' 'H+9 'ta1A TrOnp
view orleans 70 aolnoo-'os Memphis and louisville
,WiSL0BJ eSa4ge.
STAR o. SONES
A7,.t' "'-'eStose
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Steamship George Washington, Quick, from New
York 18th instant, to 4 Moulton-2d district
Ship Ed Lyman, Ntsc0Ut from Bristol, Eng, De-
tober l. to Lowell Y Baey-Point
Ship Maud, smith, from Liverpool October 3, to
master-POiQt
TOwBOATS.
Lev:athan. Sturtevant from the Passes-Towed
down and 10 sea, 10Th instant, ship Ellen South
ard and schOoners Linda and NJ A DrurT-
Bought up ships Maud and Ed Hym81
STEAMBOATS,.
?udiano Zeal from b1are
Ro1ert I Lee campbell from Ticks1urg
GessIe Taylor, BarancO from Baton Rouge
Southwestern, Jacobs. from Mouth Red river
Gary ( FoYsy the. HartOu. from st LSuis
a0n Jasper Buns. from st Louis
II $ Turner Ru5ls from st Louis
Henry Tete, Dalteres. from DonaldsonviH.
Lizzie Hopkins, AucOln, from DOnaiG5ouV!..@
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CHANGE OF TTHE
wa THE
GREAT JACKSON. ROUTE
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FOR HAVANA.
"0"cnins Mt Cedar Keys and Key weHg,
carrying the United states Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY,
,-A. The New Orleans. ErIo,.sza,
e>~S=Nss5g and Havana Steamship Gor 1870
sasEskSSas VIII dispatch their new and ,II 5s1g
ssaIAz1assasEsa passed fast passenger steams6Tn
HAVANA,
L. VI. PENNINGTON, Commands.
WEDNESDAY, November 90 1872.
-olH "ne io0t OF Caliope street, First Dts+rtea
RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN 10 Havana To Cedar KasA
S+aer.1Iaa '''''''t'''''...,,. $40 SOC
TTIt-.6N's % 10
1iS SGsn! Oils OF Ladiug issued to all noi1+z "a
80 - VI IIaL1rosds Ii Florida and on the St To,,
iT, so 20 Sew York, Savannah and Ctarl@ @UAN
IN q olILs OF Iading and passage Iickefa 49,
wharf at Tampa - GU 4@AoANs freight on
80 oAo ~! th9 c1mpany's bills Of Iagino stD-,os
Ei Ji9 5Sg1!ed after sailing Of the gfea8eT Ae
+iaft+ ai1tu passenger accommodations and tbro-A
fee. "''1o"b permit from the of
F0t Felgnf or passage apply to
l. 4 ROBERTS, Tree s1ror
No. 1873 Common stTaa14
rr over the Louisiana Eatfn+,e9I Tt1SesI
NJ ~ SSeamshlp MARGARET fo5jnyya a"L - PAM ne
de5 IL
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BREMEN.

Nsrth German Lloyd.
'iH "a BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA hAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND FAvANh
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War DE2IH eIRHs:e, ]
Office Ghief Sgi. officer
Washington November Is, 1872, 49, = g.
prsIr, r2rA 1r,rIrl

u INC Northwest aud oye: ...e uDoer
lakos an: .Ae'.ce 10 the Ohio vaIfa. y.ti,
BILE soutL"ast"rlg and nortlweste1lr winds
and generally clear weather For Tpnnes-
SEQ and Kentucky and the Gulf States
northwestarIy winds with clearing weather
in che former, bu: generally cloudy weather
and occasional Ugh. rain in the latter. IN
the S0l.t. Atlantic States light variable
southeFiT 20 northeastcrly winds. with par
TALLY cloudy weather. On the lower lakes
States, sou,bwesterIy winds, cloudy weather
with occasional Light rain, and clearing
weather tonight on the upper lakes Warn
ing signals continue at Buffalo. Rochester
and CaLH.nc