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Sale.

Z n pursuance OF "a order Of the Chicot Cir
Il cult CoUrl IT, probate, made at its Septern.
TENDER teraa, 1874, VIII sell at public auction.
at The mont door OF the courthouse in Lake
Saturday, 18th day Of December, 1874,
= Holly Ridge Plantation" situated on Lake
Y Moot, IN said county Of ChiCOt, and beI0pg.
~ 70 estate OF Walter Sessions, deceased.
AEh44o VI SALE-One-fOurtn cash and Zee
llAlilueE IN equal lnStaLmeuls. PAYABLE I'm
lnei bWo ana tnrea years. with interest al ten
z 5I cent. per annum from day of sale until
,-.ltli ana aeierreu payments TO be secured bv
u a tssa.se uen on the lands purchased.
said plantation contains about 500 acres OF
cleared and SO Of wood land.
ALEX. DEVALCOURT,
Admr Est. OF Walter Sessions, deceased.
Lake Village, ARR, Nov. ~. 1a7i. nos
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Administrator Netlce.

NOTICES hereby given % nsg appoiutnae,
~ as administrator Of Mrs. Jennie II. War1i
deceased. All persons indebted TO said esfaff
viii settle at once All persons Esvfng cIain9s
Rg alnst same will present thsm at once ,InIv
ptooated, either at Judge IaEniganis, N0a
n01 Thus ID, HOBBS, A0nsinistralor.
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In Port.
Alinneola.


Yesterday was clear and pleasantly
cool. The river continues to rise at this
point with a good stsge OF water to st.
Louis at which port ice was running
yesterday, and a gorge was reported
twenty miles below that city. The
Ohio continues to rise from Cincinnati
down and now gives seven feet clear in
the channel. White river is stationary
with four and half feet in the channel,
and the Arkansas river is rising at Lit
tie Rock with three and half feet. Bu-
siness on the wharf yesterday was mod
crate.
Stage Of Rivers.
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TuesdaY, the 15th OF Deoemher. -

between the hours of Il O'Clock am. and 2
o'clock pm, the following described land,
lying in Shelby county, Tennessee, in the city
OF Memphis, tO-wit; One-third undivided in
terest in the following described lots, tO-Wit
PaIt OF country lot No. i96, being lot No. II Of
John ID. ArInour's subdivision Of said country
lot, fronting nifty $50 feet on the Pigeon ROOsi
road NOW Marshall avenue) on the north
side thence running back nOrthwardIy to Ru
alley l5o1z feet; thence with said alley east.
Wardly 40 feet inches; thence sOuthWardly
1857 feet to said road or aveDue-On when 10,
stands tWO-stOry frame dwelling, numbered
by street No. "a on said road or avenue.
Also, part Of country lot No. 4sG, being 10.
No. 10 OF said subdivision, adjoining said lasi
described lot on the east (and ON which IO
stands twO-stOry frame dwelling, numbered
by street No. 80 ON said road or avenuel
fronting 50 feet on said road or avenue, anu
running back to the alley aforesaid north
Wardly; thence with said alley so feet 8fnches
And also, part Of country lot No. 49, begin.
ming on the north side Of Monroe street IS
feet east Of its intersection with new yelling.
ton street; thence eastWardly with said street
80 feet to a stake; thence north 1872 feet TO an
alley; thence west on and with said alleys.
feet to a stake; thence south 1857 feet to the
beginning, on which stands a small Ons-stOry
frame cOLtage-hOuse.
The right Of redemption is waived and the
title believed to be good, but 1 convey Onlyas
trustee. j. A. ANDERSON, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale
Valuable Property s. w Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets

On THURsDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1874,
" al II O'Clock am, OF the s. W. corner o.
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, ] Will
sell, to the highest bidder for cash. the fol low
inches 'front.' on west line Of Main street, and
extending westward along the line OF and
parallel with Exchange street at right-angies
nom the front l451Z feet to Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold 10 Thomas
DugaD by :. NJ. Nelson, i. V. Frazer, and the
executors OF +. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date 18th Nay, 1872, and conveyed 70 me
rs trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugan, TO Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein Specified
This sale being made to carry out the ur0-
visions of said deed In trust, which is recorded
in the registers office OF Shelby county. on
the 10th day Of May, 1872, in book 81, page 4UI.
etc. Right Of redemption waived, and title
believed TO be good, but 1 sell and convey
only as trustee.
nOvlO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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MANHOOD EEST0AED.-A victim OF
youthful impgudenee, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found a simple
salf-cure, which he viii send free TO his fellow
sufferers. AddreHs }. n, RfEY E5,.73 Nassau
street, New York,
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NOTICE TO THE
NOTICE 10 3A6
RUpTURED.

DRLA. SHERMAN, OF New York city, is
1 J now in Memphis, where he can remain
but q limited period, in consequence OF Lne
urgent demand for his services at MS once IN
New York, and may be consulted n his rooms
in the WORSBAM HOUSE by those DESTROYS
OF ayailiug themselves OF his experience IN
the adaptation Of his well known method OF
relief and cure for Rupture.
The appliance used in ms treatment rs nee
nom The treat annoyance and injury trusses
infiict, while IL renders the patient perfectly
secure from the dangers OF Inuamed anu
Strangulated Rupture. .-.
During treatment the patient can exercise
or labor in any way without interfering Win
Consultation any hour Of the day or even
ing, free. ... a..
Rooms Worsham House, convenient TO
the enhance
DR.. S. has been in correspondence r several
years past with a large number OF persons
living in this vicinity, through whose Sollcl-
tations he visits Memphis TO give those VINO
cannot afford the time and expense OF gong
TO New York an opportunity TO avail them-
selves Of his popular system OF relief ana cure.
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administrator Notice.

II ANfNG been appointed by the Probate
min stratdr will ifIe 1tiil annexed OF .shome7
d. HuiOrt, decd, th4a l5 20 notify creditors ~
az once Gle tlelI claims AND deoi0r 90 pay
theif deblas h, ID. WALLACE, Admir-.
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CIaancery Sale
Or
r EAL Els TATE.

No. 1924, R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
cOunty.-W. g. Mcclure, receiver, ETC., VS..
Mary A. SehOOnOver, ct al.
DY virtue Of an tnterlocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause ON the
18th day of October, 1874, will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
the new courthouse building, Main street,
Mpunrnfg Tannaquaa
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Trust Sale

DI virtue of a deed in trust made to me BY
ID William A. Bowen, on the 18th day o.
april, 1874, and recOrdedin the Registers office
Of shelby county, in book No. l0l, page I67
ana for the purpose Of paying the Indebted
ness secured therein, ] viii offer for sale, al
pubic auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash
IN front OF the courthouse, in the ciiyOf Mem
phls, Shelby county, Tennessee, On
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8Ist Day Of December, 1874,

between the hours OF o am. and 3 O'Clock
pm, the following described real and per-
sOnai property mentioned in the said deed, or
so much thereof as may be necessary 20 sat
isfy said trust, tO-Wit: The said real estate
being known as the Williams Old Town
Island plantation" ard being described on
twenty seven "a, containing six hundred and
ty-elght lZ5l, containing three hundred and
tWeuty-thTee (3Z3l acres; the east half Of sec
ton thirty-three ,53l- containing three hun
bred and twenty GU acres; the fractional
part Of section tweuty-one .-lI, containing
thirty acres; the fractional part Of section
twenty-five o., containing twenty-five -
acres; the northwest quarter Of section thirty
four (3i), containing one hundred and sixty
ti50l acres and the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter OF section thirty -f0ur ,1lls
containing forty .iJl aCres-all in township
three 90, south Of range three '3l, east Of the
hfth principal meridian In said county Of
Phillips, State OF Arkansas and containing,
together, one thousand I'VE hundred and
thuty-five (l53ll acres; together with all the
Improvements thereon, and all the rights
privileges and franchises thereto belonging.
Also, the following personal property: Twelve
head Of mules Ou said plantation, on said 3tu
day OF April, 1873; and all Of the equal half
interest OF said Williams IN the crop of
cotton, cOrlt etc, cultivated On said piaDta-
ton during the year 1873.
The right Of redemption is waived as % said
property, and the title supposed 70 be perfect
out / sell and convey only as trustee.
nos NAPOLEON HILL, Trustee
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Election Notice

OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS CITY FIRE AHD)
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. - MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. %, 1874.
80 The Stockholders of this Company are
hereby notified 10 attend the annual meeting,
at the Office of the company, on
Monday, December z, 1874,
rs required by Section Is Of the Charter, for
the Election of a President Viee-President,
Cashier, and Seven Directors, for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of any other
regular business required by the interests Of
the company.
The election viii be held between the hours
Of 10 o'clock am. and 4 o'clock pm.
BY order Of
+. N. APPERsON, President.
HENRY ]. LYNN, Cashier. nova
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~ p q y On NI9lUllto WIN suDl nlOt-
ley following. They will not win al
Nicksburg. A handful OF determined
men are defending the homes of that
historic city. Once more will the negro
discOVar that he 4 a,,,eAo,, -. n
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within legal hours, sell the property herein
after described for cash, at public Outcry, to
the highest bidder, the following personal
property, tO-Wit: The leasehOld OF the stock
yard situated on Second street in Chelsea.
and known as the " Memphis Stock Yard; f"
also nYe % horses, one mule, one wooden
shed, now in said stock yard. AlsOth follow
ing property in the tWO-stOry brick house adj
joining said stock yard: All the household
ana Kitchen furniture, consisting Of beds.
DelEieacs, bedding, chairs, tables. Washstaudq.
bureaus, cr0ckeryf china ware and table ware :
also LWO billiard tables, cues. etc, one kitchen
range, together with all apparatus belonging
10 same; also two Ouggies, one with top and
one open buggy, bar and bar fixtures, iu-
Guiding stool. on hand OF Liquors. cigars. etc. /;
IN short. everything now IN said house or
stock yard, being the same lately occupied
by l.. LaCroiX. sale of above described prop
erty 10 take place ON the premises III Chelsea.
sell as trustee.
JOHN CUBBINs, Trustee.
u. W. Miller. attorney. deei
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A6oYe low Changes.
II. u. LUDWIG, Observer.
Movement OF Boats.

W
Movement or Boats.
The Grand Tower left for st. Louis
Yesterday morning with a good ship
ment of cotton for the east. The Capt.
toll City, from st. Louis, arrived yester-
day morning with SIX hundred ana
fiftv tons OF freight. She discharged
sixteen hundred packages of grain, and
after adding fifty tons of way freight,
left lust before dark for Vicksburg. The
Robert Mitchell passed up yesterday
morning with eight hundred tons of sue
gar and molasses for the Ohio river.
She nut off here fourteen bales of cotton,
a lot of sugar and molasses, and twenty
packages of sundries. The Ella, from
White river arrived yesterday morning
with two hundred and eighty-four bales
of cotton, having re-shipped at the
mouth fortv-six bales for New Orleans.
The A. J. White, from Napoleon,
brought in one hundred and forty-two
bales of cotton and six hundred sacks
of seed. The MinneOia, from Cincin-
natl, arrived yesterday morning with
cargo of furniture, miscellaneous goods
etc. The st. Joseph, from st. Louis, ar
rived at noon yesterday with full car.
60 OF grain and produce. She returned
in the afternoon with COED trip.
Hews Drift.
The Eureka, now repairing at Louis
vile, will be run in the Cincinnati and
Kentucky river trade this season by
Ben Truman. Owing to ice snow,
hail, rain, and a miscellaneous species
of wintry weather, navigation above st.
Louis is now a matter of doubt A num-
Der of boats have found safe winter
.harboT in the Alton diKe-slOugh.. The
local inspectors at New Orleans, in their
report upon the Empire disaster, say that
although the boats freight was twenty
five tons in excess of her register, IL can.
not be considered an overload for one OF
her class and condition. They are, there
fore. unable to state the cause OF her
sinking, but think it may be determined
when they are enabled to examine the
hull H.. Cotton rates from Shreveport 10
New Orleans are three dollars per bale.
...... The Joe Kinney's mate carved a ne
gro rOustabOut at VicksbuTg Saturday,
but managed to elude arre5t......The on
ole gave the Helensites an excursion last
week, ana upon landing at cotton pile
the gentlemen were used as rOustabouts
to handle the staple -.The WOODWORK
on the lower levee at New Orleans Is IN
a miserable, dilapidated anu dangerous
condition, and will soon De useless unless
repaired The r. Z. Lees clerk, Ovid
Bell, is cOnvalescent, and has left ms
ROOM
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bankrupt Sale.
A Assignee OF Partee q Harbert, Bank.
u rupts, I viii, on
Wednesday, sta day OF Desezber, 1873.

in front of my old ohice, no. IS Union street
sell to the hi EEest bidder, FOR cash, all the
Books belonging 70 said banizrupts, includiuz
All notes and accounts OF the firm Of Parl55
q Harbert. REEFS ,. EDNON DSON,
October 10. la7f Assignee.
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county government has been ia the
hands Of ignorant and corrupt officials,
who with one OF two exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and set
the laws and rights OF the people al
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FLOWERS, PLANTS AND TREES.

gE1HE winter season approaching will find
FRER. GAERELS, 4I3 Second street,
prepared to supply Bouquets and Flowers Of
an sorts for Festivals and Entertainments,
both public and private
There is a fine collection Of Evergreens,
especially Magnolias, at the Green House on
second street, near Beale, which viii be sup
Piled customers al low ngUFes.i noVI3
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latitude or l0ngitude-Whether ID can IL
patiently submitted 10 in Mississippi. or
whether il would bepatiently submitted
to ID Michigan OF Vermont, is part Of
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WAVBRLY FALL FRUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.

rVHE undersigned is prepared to furnish
strawberry and Raspberry Plants in guam
titles TO suit purchasers. Orders left with
Spicer q Ryan, 354 Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN E. SPICER,
October IL, 1874. Manager.
O. II TAYLOR. THOS. f. DUFFIN.
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Thlrty-ilrst day Of December, 1874,

'f'liE undo Isi gned, ASST gnees OF the estate OF
4 TOOf, PHILLIPS q CO., bankrupts, viii
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Inc Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
Its fifth annual ball at Cochran hal. to-
morrow-Dight, and are making ar.
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Trustees Sale.

d. virtue Of q deed % trust executed 10 me
alsas trustee, ON the 9th day Of April, 1873, By
JOhn X. Williams which deed has been duly
recorded in Philips county, state Of Arkan-
sds, default having been made by said VIII
liams in paying the debt secured by said deed,
I VIII, under the provisions Of the same. sell
at public Outcry, 70 the highest bidder, Tor
cash, on The premises, on
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Trustees sale.
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER ), 1874,
At I2 O'Clock n,

4 WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder, al
4 the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, lot 20, containing 373-l00 and one acres
OF lot q, OF n. II. Trezevantis subdivision, ac-
cOrdtng to the terms of the trust deed Of A. u
Rankin, recorded in Registers office, Book Y,
p. 454. JOHN +. IRRELEVANT. trustee.
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X .sl virtue Of a deed OF trust executed ana
a lowered 70 me "a trustee on TIE lIsf dsV
-, - - 49, 10 = anu registered IN thf. Rers-
me gth day OF October, ls7f, Ia chaftei 100
NO. . page 6l8, for the purpose ri sec,irf,,,
eeftsln Indebtedness therein mentioned. Z
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saoreeuo E0rtezn0nnales, 4vu.
Ladies' Leather Companions.
Linen Sets, 500 to 81.
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- ftl,sl,sslss rr1tft slruurFf,.s
ana thar q copy Of this order is puhifsaaJ
for four EuecesslVe weekain the Mem piiis A..
peal. This 18th day OF DecemDer. 1874
i. ". CALDWEI,I.J p
A. Relehmann, atty ior pi'tf. desiSsn
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lle market was quiet and weak; sales,
23Jb bales, Of which exporters took
1000 bales, spinners 500, and spectators
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FinanceIn the House.

The hurr e liz drawa bill of the
Barking aud Curre icy Com nlttre To
authorize free ,nEi +" and appreciate
the currency was reported 20 tire
Hou,c on the 29Lh. TIL. GLOWING is
tho bill:
7 fr.t Sc ton ameads thu thirty
frs. section of the law of June 3
1864 81 tn banks shall hereafter
nat lie EN- red to Keep on hand anv
Amount of M 'eY wherever by reason
of their respective ci CT a'loa, bu; The
m pnry- required to he ksl on hand at
III tim Sha', be determined by the
am u, of the deposits.
The secon section reppalS th,
SC d p owls" of set on III of & e
law If JIly II 1870, for he redem; =
ii ~ { he three per ce"t. temporary
i,ln S, far as it restricts the amount
If Mates for circulati~n
T third SEC ion provides that the
M tinnai ba ks shall at all times ket p
M deJr,Siie In e United States
T.elsuarv. in lawful money az the
United Stats. sum eCutl to 5 per
cen.. of the;r circulation, to he held
and used only FOR the redemption of
>"ct circu'-ti0n.
Ttefu'h srrfiGa an'hor'z'S the
n,ti n ba : {" withdraw p'r'inrs
e thpi, ,,r-u' ii,a "".tS l. Sit;fiS of
q, II I,.> III so 600. mi to With
lraw a proper 10 ,pte amount 'fh"nd>
deposited in p.eIge for such circula
ton
The fifth section amends sections
3; aud 80 of the National BaukinI
law nv requiring ali ha.kS to keep
their lawful mote reserve, III their
nm vauIs At their places OF business
The sixth section requires the char
tered numbers Of the varimts banks
to- he printed on their mites whenever
the same shall come into the Treas
urv Tor redemption or otherwis,.
Tse seventh section Authorizes 10
i nks to BE- orgauizs, I withmit circu-
l.tion an deposi ing IA t Tres>'rary
not less than $4,000 in Unitei
States registered bonds, aud aIftlf0r-
ICES banks already organized without
circulation to withdraw their bonds
IN excess Of $4,000
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1t is fortunate for our Tennessee
friends that iie was not permitted to
complete his missionary tour" as his
peculiar manner of presenting gospel
truth though rery impressive, would
hardly reach the true OrthoSiox stand
ART. Besides. the appearance of a
lighting parson," might seriously i'm
terfere with that Glove feast" which
is to elevate Judge Gillenwaters to the
dignity of a NJ. e.
Fortune has for sometime frowned
upon upper east Tennessee hit the
elimination of such political caIaIfii-
~ as the last named would be tile un-
N'"'s cut q all KrEsEY.
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The eighth.section directs the Sec
rotary of the Treasury TO issue at
the besnnins Of each month from
and including July, 1874. $4,000. 600
of United State notes not bearing
interest payable in gold two years
aitef. date. in denominations of not
less than $40, in exchange for and
DIS substitute for the same amhunt
at United States n"tes now ia cilcula.
tion which shall be cancelled ard
destroyed and nut rcissued and any
excess of gold IN the Treasury shall
he ret lined az n reserve for tue re-
demption of such notes.
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Tn. I.,u,ry ,,u,nha. M RI, 1yrooI
.erub,,,h.d Inv the Leonard Scot,
phaI;.L,,uC 60 ian Fni,on Stree,
Y ,.n,,t,n -, in. conclusion al
~, p,r;,i.rn which ,d..s nm.
,,,,,,. +, Tho IL, IF Rn,wcr,s charm
;,, ,,,ct. An,thar .pri,l. Tn
V.....,,.,o ,,,a ~, Hr,,tbar ,"
,.,,,.,,,...,..d !. t.,is n,n,her and
r.,,.,;.n. - ia rorr,,i3~ ac or;.a;
',,.,.,.
". ,I.o E. Il ,be oc,pd rn,, her o,
InIo-ra!i.'naI Vsu,Iicx treating of
..r,,u,. ;, 7, i wr;,,c, with touch
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BRITOLMIL.LS.
An Interest for Sale on cxtraOr-
binary terms.

I will sell one-half interest In the
finest Mill property in the State of Va.
OH the following terms to-wit.
/ will take in cash, the amount that
it would yield in FIVE years (profiit) to
the purchaser, we running it to It's full
capacity amount to be ascertained
10y fair tests.-C. T.. CaHIpbe j.
We will also pay cash for good clean
wheat-and keep on hand constantly
the different grades of four also brand
aud chop and will sell at the lowest
figures poss'bIe-fOr cash alone.
We must Fccp our money in shape
to he used a: any moment. therefore
40 order will be honOred. EXCEPT the
cash accompany the same.
Parties can have their grinding
done on short notice. I'll sttisfactio
guaranteed.
CAMPBELL & WILLIAMS.
Nov. lS-tf.
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COMMERCIAL.

baltimore. January 3l.-Cotton
dull aud weak iCdlirg l5}; low
middlings l44@l4s; strict good ordi-
nary IA. Flour quiet and steady. but
unchanged. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn very weak-white
southern 76@78; yellow southern
73@7S; mixed western S0@Sl Oats
dull-wrstern and southern 55G58-
Rye in good demand and steady at
92@95. Has unchanged. Provision
weaker and unchanged. Weston but
ter-roll scarce and wanted at 33GG35 ,
tubs 1906. Coffee quiet and less
buoyaut. Whisky firm at Sl.02.
Sugar firmer and higher at 10l@lOs.
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4 MARKED CASE OF DEAFNESS
CURED.

DiDKERsuNvILLE, Mag. Co., N. Y,
Feb. %, 1871.
ibout one year ago | caught severe
col in the head, which termin tied in u
severe form Of Cattarrh. Turing the time
ul-erations occure ia the nasal passages,
AMI 'ecamc wholly deaf in one ear, with
partial deafness in the other. The ihfam-
nation hal involved all the delicate struc-
lures Of the ears, and was in immediate
danger OF permanent deafness. The dis
charge brcamr frofuse and etid, both into
my thrO Il and from my ears. In thi cOndi-
ton ! called on Dr. Piearce for aid, wno
prescribed his COLLEEN Me lical Discovery
and C.ttrrh Remedy, and under their use
lave idly recovered. My hearing is
restored, ard Ny C,tarra is entirely we'll.
JOHN SMITH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-03
The Attention

of the ladies is called TO the fact, that
Mrs. Scales has procured the services
OF an experienced assistant, in the
Misunderstanding department of her
business. Something ne'o every few
days in the millinery department
through her partner in BALTIMORE
Don't forget the place. Sewers build
ing, on Main Street, one door west o
Mrs: Frost's, Bristol.
Sept. 9.l873 .-6m