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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21
far SaIe.

VNoR sALR-Three story brick hnuse, No. slb
mo TN roOrls Iroperty IN complete order, with
bath, gas heater and Al nodesn conyeasjh'es'
APisa iss6ai,T orsAMuEL W MccA6LLsY.
X lot haek situated IN Orange street be- II
tweeh Third and Fourth, adjoining the soap rnu
Candl Mandatory. This property has rOnt "
Orange etreet OF GO feet running oeck thht Wloth pf
feet 'Fhe building By little alteration would make
a large machine shop, or would do for many other
X d. HICKS
ianT.w&stmi No. sO7 W. Sixth ST., VA Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21
Sttuattuus and a9eIp agaulfa.

NETANTED-Twenty i've girls as shoe.p pastors.
w Apply to v. A. rukNEE Co..,
feb2l-It' 2l0 W. Third street.
VETANrE "A neat tidy cOlored boy, for waiter
w and 10 make himself geuerally usetuli wages
Az Der month"; Apply al Nix 0'BiRNE'S,
Ieb2l-2t Philadelphia Turnpike.
UyANTED-As situation as cook reference given
w Address feb2O ~ COOK" TMs once.
NxTANTED-To RBNT.-A small house, or two
w or three rooms, near Harlan Holngsworth
Address feb9O 2t' IF. H. This ON c.
XNy ANTED-A competent school Teacher, 10 so
w South, (Mlsslssipp9 must Lave good refer
ect and Understand vocal and instrumrntnl music
Address feb20-5t' TEAChkk, This ohlce.
NyANTED-Two good timers. Apply TO
w IISON, WOOD ~ CO.,
febl9 81 Frrnt aud Orange streets.
VNTANTED = Man and wife who understands
w farming and milk dairy Apply 70
JESSE SHARPE,
90l Delaware Ave, OF $50 Market ST.
M AN'FED Energetic men of good address TO
w sell Singer Sewing Machines. Apply 600
Market street. jan2t-n JOSEPH ii. JONES
| NNTANTED - INN EDIATELY. - Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover 4 Raker sew
| ing Machine. Apply at SIG MAkbET ST
| 0ct5-u wilmington, Del.
!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21
2artntrshlr alntifes.
CSo-PARTNRRsHIP NOTICE.

We the undersigned have, this day, formed a CO.
partnership in the manufacture OF Cabinet Furni-
lure Of eve y description. The hrm name Will be
Adair woodward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21
M M. CHILD ~ CO.,

UAs
OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
One three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2lO West
Tenth street, possession at once.
Ond three-story Brick, No. AL e. Sixth street,wll
he sold u bargain.
one tnree-stOry Brick, front and side yard, Sixth
and Washington streets, splendid home.
one Inree-stOry Brick, No. h. Fourth street, In
good repair; (or will rent)
one twostory Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF CITY Railway Depot.
TWO elegant two-story Bricks with Mansard story
No. l4O0 and l4O2 BrOome strest, with ali modern
improvements.
one elegant Market street property, one-half Of
the purchase money may remain.
one three-story Brick on second street, between
West Hnd Washington
That splendid houAs and lawn, No. 907 Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
easy.
one three-story Brick House, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Ninth, 5000.
One three-story house, No. w. Fourth street,
Detwecn Jefferson and Madison.
A Frame House aud lot Union street near Front.
one three story brick, W. sixth street. near JET.
fers0n, with side and front yard.
one small farm of sixty acres, in Brandywine
Hundred viii ether sell OF exchange for Improved
| A farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor of 100
acres superior land, terms recommending Apply
to Nj. Nj. CHILD Il CO.,
| jan1 No. 4, W. Seventh street
| HNOR SALE OR RBNT-A two-story brick IN
| Il factory, with 15 horse engine and boiler Itii
III ds,1it perfect order Apply g. e.. MApKrr srpper
/
| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE,
i vii sell TWO-STOhY BRICK HOUSES, No.
l3l9 1919, 1871, l3l9 and 1921. Chestnut Street.
| Three THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSES, No. 49,
| T23, and 1888, West Ninth Street.
| -Four TWO-SrOkY BRICKS, No. iii, T25, 72T and
| T29 " est Ninth Street
| ONE LARGE TWO-STORY BRICK, with Mansard
| 1901, corner Of Del. Avenue and Rodney Street
| Tne above property is offered a. Private Sale un-
| t January 10Th, 1919, at prices below what 1t can
| be butt for ut this time. Terms will he liseral
deC.2l-f Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
EroR sALR.-Wilmington City Loan for sale by
El A. ii. dklMSIIAM,
nos30-n No 4, W. THIRD ST.
ESok sALE-A splendid building i at tile corner
| Il UI Br one street and Gilpln avenue, 90 feet
mont " 10 feet deep. + terms, &C, apply TO
| h, Nj. CHILD Il CO.,
| NJ. 4. W. Seventh street,
nov2I-u Wilmington, Del.
| aNOR SAl4E-RGeiylng daily, large supplies OF
| IL Tmotny, hay btled; both by water aud rail.
| Also, hay OJse by the toa from wagons, by
Il SCATrERGOOD ALLEN,
| LOG w. Front st.
| N B.-Feraons leaving their orders can be sup
| piled al The shortest notice. n0Y12-u
| HiNOR SAIK-The handsome residence No. -
| Il 1901 Delaware avenue, cor. of harrison
atreet, Apply to iel5-u j. p MCLEAK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21
LEWIS +. ADAlR,
WIN. W. WOODWARD.

Having, this day. admitted into co.partnerahip
VIM W, woodward and thankful for past patron-
age, hope my friends and customers Will continue
10 deal with tie new hrm.
WILMINGTON Feb. nth, 1878. ie6i7.iot
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21

The new firm respectfully solicit continuance OF
the patronage Of tile public, so generously gwen TO
the old firm, GEO. w. BUSH * sun.
WILMINGTON February l. 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21

OwHERss 81 o6 66o5EhkSTMsT 5hSTMST PROPERTY
DesifnR TO sell or exehange,by sending Iull partlcu
lars and fec OF 81, can have them advertlseu anu
otherwise negotiated without incprrlag any iuItlei
expense until business is efected Commlsslon w
per cent JOHN 4. EVEN, Real Estate Broker, S,,.
80 Nassau SL, New YORK.
RKFERENdks-G. T. Bonner q Co., 20 Broad street
New YORK; James BuohAn q Co., 19O elizabeth u.
New York. JAhsS-ln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have. this day,
associated Walter d. Bush with me in the
Ffeehtng and Goa business, under The lrm name
OF Geo w. Bush a Sun.
GEORGE W. BUSH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21
Sar Reat.

HNOR RENT-onice in Exchange Building, second Il
II story, No. 0, recently yacated BY tine whining
ton B Western X. II. Co.. Apply 70
M, N. CHILD 4 CO.,
Exchange building,
fahg0.fnn ReveDtl and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-21

a NOR RkNI-I offer for rent my farm cOtaln- "a
II ing 50 acres in brandy Hd., Line, healthy -
iOt atlon, excellent view of Wilmington, DeiaWafS
River and great extent OF country. suitable fof
summer residence. ALSO, truck larn south OF the
city. BENZ. hLLloII'
decgO-dtfAW2t
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TELEGRAMS.

A dispatch from BayOnne says that
Don Carlos viii winter at durango, town in
Biscay. Don Alfonso has gone 70 Paris.
The German-Spanish difficulty is in
creasing IN seriousness and may lead to blows
before the American-Cuban conclusion is ar
rived at.
A four-story brick building at the
corner OF G-anG and Third streets, Hobolzen,
was burned Tuesday night. Loss about hfty
thousand dollars.
1t is announced in Paris that Duke
DeRochefould will be appointed minister at
LOnd IA. and Marquis DeNoailies, nov a.
Washington viii be transferred 10 Rome.
The chamber of commerce, of New
York, in special session yesterday, adopted
the maiority report OF the committee on
national finance advocating the speedy re-
sumption Of specie payment.
A fire at Mount Vernon, Ohio, Tues
day destroyed a building owned by Samuel
Israel. Loss, between four and hve thousand
dollars. An explosion OF guupowder which
was In TIE building seriously injured Tour
men,
A meeting for the purpose Of influence
ing the government 10 reimburse moneys as
was held N New York yesterday, in the gold
room OF the stock exchange, and action taken
10 secure their claims.
By the collapse of 8 flue of a boiler in
the Anchor mills, corner Of Twenty
street md Franklin avenue, 1t Louis, be-
tween eleven and twelve O'Clock tuesday
night Henry PepperSauce and a man named
johnson sgere killed. No other damage was
done.
We learn, says the Knoxville ClrORi-
.le. that a strike Is likely 70 take place a. the
CereyyIlle coal-rnines. II seems mat the pro
nri~tors OF two Of the mines put a. notices
vesfercay rncruing before the hands went 70
work 10 the eject that the men would be TO
quired 70 get out the coal al ons cent less per
6ushel and tbs miners OF one OF the m .ne o
we're noftaed that in the future they would
not be paid money, and thai they must take
goods in pay. II is thought that tho milne
would not 81 bmit TO The reduction, and up "a
! the tlrae the morning train left. none Of The
miners had entered the mines, nor had they
donneu their mining apparel.
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THE MESSAGE.
How 1t was Received in England-COm.
ments Of the Press.

LONDON, December 5.-The Times, in s
leader on President Grants message, says the
excessive privileges in reSard to freedom from
search claimed for vessels bearing the Ameri-
can nag would confer immunity on an open
pirate. such pretensiOns are, indeed, short
sis hted for mercantile nation. 1t cannot for
moment believe that congress will adopt
the suggestion TO prohibit national banks
from paying interest on deposits, and does not
agree with the Presidents financial views
generally, blinking he is wrong in attributing
the present troubles to the peculiar character
OF American currency. The Times continues
as follows; The advice TO return to specie
payment would be more satisfactory ii the
President told the country how to do IT." The
article praises the message for its moderation
of tone in general, and on the Cuban question
in particular. England viii unreservedly
So pport policy which requires that Spain
must, really as well as nominally, control
CuOa.
The Daily Nelcs says the Presidents
language concerning the Virginius affair is
moderate and dignified.
The Daily Telegraph deems the demand fol
the demand for the abolition of slavery in
Cuba a menace which viii greatly increase
the difficulties Of Castelar's situation.
The Standard thinks the only result OF the
threats against Spain will be hiAdrance OF
adjustment.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1878.

and continued stormy weather du-ing the
night, followed by partly cloudy aud cold
weather.
For the lake region, continued fresh 70 higl
south westerly and northWesterly winds Will
prevail, with increasing pressure, decidedly
low temperature, and posi- bly, light snow tol'
lowed by clearing weather on Friday.
For the middle and South Atlantic states
increasing pressure, lower temperature, yaria-
BILE to northwesterly winds, and clearing
weather. except possibly on the south Atlantic
coast.
For the Ohio valley and thence southward
to the gulf continued high barometer, de-
cldedly low temperature, less cioudiness n
the interior, and threatening weather on the
coast
For the northwest, light 90 fresh southwest.
eriy and nOrthwesterly winds, with very cold
and partly cloudy weather.
Catltionary signals are continued at Oswe-
90, Buffalo, Erie, Chicago, Grand Haven To
Iedo, Alpena, Cape May, New York and New
London.
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WAsHINGToN, December 1.-The Republi
can senate caucus, this morning agreed q
revise the standing committee reported by
their committee, and the Democratic caucus
agreed on the assignments left them on the
committees. Bay ard takes the place OF Gas
serly as chairman of the COMMITTEES on en-
crossed bills, and Kelly his place on the com
mittee on public lands. Thurman remains a
the head Of the committee OF private claims
Sumner goes on the committee on privileges
and elections, replacing Boutwell,, who, it /.
understood, will become a member OF the
finance committee. West goes on the com
mittee on transportation. stockton anC
McCreery, Democrats, are added to the com
mittee on foreign relations
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICR---LASF CALL.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR, !
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 4, lsla.J
Merchants and owners Of vehicles, and all
others indebted to the city for Privilege Ii
cense, are respectfully notified that the same
must be paid on or before December l5, 1875
otherwise they Will be arrested and fined &C
cording 10 the City ordinances.
W. 3. CULLEN,
hacE CITY Iicansa Insnectnr.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
[For full river news see third page.I


PITTsBUR6, December 4.-The Mononga
channel. No arrivals or departures except 10
cal packets.
NEW ORLEANS, December 4.--weathel
cloudy and cold. Arrived: City of Alton
Charles BodmanD, Pauline Carroll, st. Louis
Departed. c. B. Church, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, December 4.-The weather
Is cloudy and cold; mercury 269 to 52'. River
rising Port list: L D: Arkansas Belle, am.
Alice Brown, pm. Down: Mary Ament,
pm; George Lyle, pm.
NASHVILLE, December 4-Riyer rising
with l3 feet 10 inches on the shoals. Weather
cloudy and cold. No arrivals or departures
except local packets.
VICKsBuRG, December 4.-River rising
Weather clear and cool. Down: H. s. Tur-
ner. Up: Capitol City, John Kyle, Thomas
sherlock
LOUISVILLE, December 4-Riyer rising
with 10 feet 10 inches in canal and s feet fl
inches in the pass down the Indian chute
Weather cloudy and cold. No arrivals or de-
partures except packets.
ST. LOUIS. December 4.-River stationary
with about AZ feet to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and very cold. Arrived Colorado, Vicksburg:
Belle Memphis, Memphis: W. J. Lewis, New
Orleans. Departed: Alice, Memphis; Mollie
Moore, New Orleans; Belfast, Vicksburg.
CAIRo, Decembar ARRIVED: Warner, 81
Louis. John Killgour, New Orleans, pm.
James ID. ParkeI, New Orleans, 2p.m De-
j. d. Parker, Ptttsourg. PIN. River rose Il
inches. Weathee cloudy and cool.
weather Probabilities
wAsarNoToS,; December 4.-For the New
England and St. Lawrence valley, fresh ana
1fo1 son III yesrGrlv tc north yveSfa.lx- ~ = ~
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FsarruI HesuI, Of the storm.

Paterson, n. J., December 4-Speerss
large and fancy four-story frame building,
erecting opposite the Erie depot, and partly
| completed, was blown down to-day, burying
/ number of woTkmen aud passers-by under
the ruins. Three bodies have been recovered,
| one being City Counc tlman Mclean 1t Is NOT
! known how many more are killed.
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Administrators Notice.

HAXING qualified as administrator upon
III the estate OF z. J. DodsOn, all parties IN
debted TO said estate are hereby notified 10
come forward and pay TO save cost OF suit;
and all persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified to file the same within the
time fixed by law, or be forever barred.
CHAS. RICHMOND, Administrator,
dec5 corner Market and Fulton streets.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
"A tate OF the late 7. n. Wells, are hereby
notified to file the same with the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, or be for
ever barred; and all indebted TO the said es
tate are notified 10 come forward and pay the
same at once, to save costs Of suit.
CHAS. RICHMOND, Administrator,
. daeE corner Markaf and Eul1On streets.
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MI. Hale MEL Offered the following reso.
luton;
Rssoiued, ThRs a select committee OF seven
be appointed 10 take into consideration the
subject Of the salary bill, so-called, and that
all bills on the subject be referred TO said CON-
mit,ee.
The speaker said he would consider the res
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a appointments by the Presfdent-Rev
enues-Mr. stephens Visits the PresI-


WAsHINGToS, December A.-The President
sent the following nominations to the senate
Si as CARRIER, register OF land ohice, Lereala
Nebraska; poStmasters, 6. G. Southworth
Hudson, Michigan, and James s. Bauer
Mason City, Illinois.
Custom receipts for the week ending on tn,
twenty-ninth OF November, were, Boston
$3.50, ass; New York, 81 ,346,0I5; Philadelphia
s6z5,S25. Internal revenue receipts to-day
S25S 864.
Representative Stephens, of Georgia, wa
received by the President in one OF the re
ception rooms on the main floor OF the White
house to-day, he being too feeble to ascend the
stairway TO the Presidents office.
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Executors Notice.

HAVING qualified as executor Of Barney
IA Gray, deceased, in the Probate Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, hereby notify all
persons having claims against his estate 70
fIe the same with me, properly authenticated I;
and all persons indebted TO the same Will
please come forward and settle with me.
q. A. HANSON. Executor,
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DIED.

TAYLOR-The friends and acquaintance
OF ALEX. w. TAYLOR, also Of John Warwick
are invited TO attend the funeral OF the
former, from the residence OF the latter, on
Waldran avenue, near Poplar street, this
FRIDAY afternoon at three O'Clock
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
CHARLESTON

CHARLESION.
CHARLESTON, December 4.-Cotton strong
naiddling, I4Ae; low middling, I412ci
strict good ordinary, l4e; net receipts, -.
b les: exports to Great Britain, 1865 bales; 10
the continent, -; sales, l50 bales; stock
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Dec. 4.-Cotton demand talr
good ordinary, 13zsc: ordinary, Iz1sci net re-
eeipts, 1913 bales; exports-tO Great Britain
1881 bales; TO the continent, 80 bales coast
wise, I750 bales; stock, 43,o7S bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, December 4.-CottOn tending up
mfddling, l5c; low middling, l45zc; strict gooo
ordinary, l4c; net receipts, zO74 bales; ex
ports eoastwise, 2iS5 bales; sales, Zoo Dales
stock, % ,Ss4 bales
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
COUNTY WARRANTS.

MEMPHIoJ IeteIl DEF 3, Ielos
VlHERE is well-founded belief that county
4 warrants issued in payment OF judgments
and appropriations, and It may be some other
warrants Issued prior to November l, l573
which have been paid by the county, have
been extracted from the Office Of the county
trustee. These warrants viii not be paid again
by the county, as the county Is in no way
liable therefor. This notice Is given to warn
the public and TO prevent their sale TO inn0-
cent parties. The numbers and amounts Of
these warrants will be Published at an early
pay. w. W. MCDOWELL,
de4-tf County Attorney.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

SPECIAL communication OF Kill Q
a winning Lodge, No. 81, wiz be heldNH
this (FRIDAYO evening, December 5th,/N
at o'clock, for work in the Z. A. degree.
All E. A Is are fraternally invited.
Ry order Of K. CREIGHTON, W. NJ.
1 Sorrrs ~ ,ss.Irr Gafretarv dec5
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4 LII Knights intending to accom- E9EN
"A pany the undersigned to institute EHsA
the new Lodge at Brownsville, are re- 81 q 1sl
Quested to call at the ONCE Of T. S.lSfsgSS-7
Jukes, @. O., THIS MORNING, TO make 49,
ARRANGEMENTS for Excursion Tickets.
dec5 J. +. RUSSELL, ID. d. q. e..
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WHEELING, December 4.-Yesterday after.
noon, man named Charles Grotey deli be-
rately threw himself under the wheels of q
passing train on the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road, in the center OF Wheeling. As the train
approached, GrOtey was seen standing by the
side OF the track, and as the engine passed
him he fell upon his knees and clasped his
hands as If III prayer, then threw himself un-
der the train. His body was cut completely in
two. Deceased was a German about thirty
years of age, and a waRon-maker by trade
with no known relatives.
Yesterday morning an engine and seven
freight-cars, western-bound, ran over a COW
near Moundsville, West Virginia causing the
engine to jump the track and strike a bridge
demolishing the structure and throwing the
entire train into a creek. Thomas Parker
the engineer,was fatally injured and died last
night at=e)even o'clock James Nichols, FIRE
man, had one arm and one leg broken, but
Will recover. Both were residents Of this city
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MARRIED.

TATE-PATRICK-On the evening Of De-
cember ID, by Rev. L. G. Ransom, JESSE NJ.
TATE and ASEIE z. PATRICK. No cards.
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For Phillips BayOa aud Marianna.
THE Steamer ST. FRANCIS viii extend
/ her saturday trip 10 Phiuipp's Bayou and
Marianna.
For freight or passage apply on board. dec5
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Templars Of Love.

TUE Lodge of Morality OF Temple No. 1,
will meet TONIGHT after the adjourn
ment of the Temple. Templars entitled to
the first, second, third and fourth degree, are
notified to attend.
By order Of JACKSON p. CREWS, T. :.
GIT.RERT ID. RAINE. q. s. dec5
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1910.
ARTIcLE YI-colrNrrrEE 81 rRAnR.

committee for obtaining telegraphic infor-
mRtion shall be approved by the board Of di-
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Il shall be the duty OF the con bmittee on trade
10 consider, and from time 70 time report,
ueA rules and regulatioiis regarding the pur-
Chase, sale transfer etc, Of cotton, as will be
convenient to Eli parties concerned, and
theseey Facilitate and increase business
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at the Court-House door in Napoleon, Arkan-
sas, on
Tuesday, January 20, 1874,
the plantation called IS BeOtia,7 and other real
property in Desha county, belonging TO the
estate OF d. J. Flournoy, deceased, embracing
the s Ek a sec y, r. s. r 4 r, 40 acres; \
E a sec l9. Tt s, K E, $50 acres; = sec IS, Z
s, K 1 f. go acres: : y ) W sec -, T7S, X r,
So acres; S q sec Is, II ), r. L, go acres: 5 W
a sec 49, IT'S, r 2 Z, l60 acres; r = n w see
l9, IT'S, r. f, 50 acres; " \ n z sec IS, ;,
r E, 20 acres; w y E = y = sec Is, Y 5, r 2
N w a and W = " F. = sec 8, T8S, r z 240
acres: N 4 sec 4, rs S, RI f, 16O acres; part
n w sec A, 8 s, Z 1 (, 50 acres; with any other
lands OF decedeEts estate in that county,
yhether described or not. The plantation
has a substantial dwelling, cabins, stables.
gin, etc. For further informal on apply 70
The undersigned. at LscOnia, Ark; ]. Z.
Payne, Esq, Lexing gton, KY, or W. g. wealth
5rfOrd, Esq, Memphis.
BEN. MONROE, Adm'r,
del Estate of ID. j. FlOurnoy, deed.
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A dispatch nom Galveston, Texas,
says th st at COrpus-ChriSti, on the night OF
the first instant, some Indians and MexicaDs
attack cd Gray & Growers rancho about sew
enty miles hence, toward the Rio Grande,
killed seven and carried OF Gray's son. When
the courieE left the fighting was stin going
and ranches with several hunared people, Dut
taying no arms.
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AIIIltLh NII-UOhMITTEH ON GA
AND QUOTATIONS.

The committee on classification and quota
lions shall be composed Of seven members,
consisting OF three sellers, three buyers, srd
one broker, and shall have charge or AL Ques-
tons OF claSsihcations and quotations OF cot
ton. they shall inquire and report as 10 the
standards OF other principal markets, and
provide and keep on exhibition samples ofthe
standards OF such markets
They shall keep on exhibition standards OF
this market, which may be supplied, sealed,
70 members Of the cotton exchange, on pay
ment OF whatever price the committee may
consider proper.
II shall further be the duty Of this commit
tee 70 furnish daily quotations OF the different
grades Of cotton, based on the standards OF
this market adopted BY this exchange. which
are 10 be posted prominently in the exchange
rooms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-05
1000 Kegs Nails,
knights of Pythias, Attention.

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