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81 -, - II. 81,

al . o'clock IA. or the southwest corner OF
Haiu and Madison streets, city OF Memphis,
sell 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
| ing real estate, lying in shelby county, Ten
Z L essee, described as follows: Beginning So a
STAKE az the Intersection u the east line Of
ChauberIayne avenue with the south side %
the state Line road, thence south 115s east
vita the state Line road SIX chains and
tul4ty-siE links - stake; thence south Ziz
west eleven chains and twenty INKS 70 a
stake. thence north Gj5z west SIX chains and
thirty-four links to q stake in The east line OF
Cham berlavne aVeuues thence north ZIi4
east with the line Of Cham beriayue aveuu ne
ten chains and sevguty-Llree links to the be-
ginning, containing SIX and gi-I00 acres, being
lot one ll1 0f subdivision OF the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and Of record iu the
Registers Otiice Of shelby county. Equity OF
redemption waived and title believed 10 be
perfect, but Z sell only AS trustee.
octl7 John JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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cHANcEaY SALE
REAL ESTATE
saturdaE. - -.


OEFOBE JAMES HALL, j. P-CharIes
- Crrufiy Vs. George Alexander
In LIls cause an attGchmeut having been
sued out under sect on $3.50 Of ire Code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied by garulsn-
meutou Hill. FOntaiu & CO.. who answer they
owe TIE sum Of Slga-
- rs therefore ordered. that defendant make
is personal Appearance before me, ON the
9Th day Of November. 1914, ar my Office, IN the
city Of Memphis. 20 DO o'clock, AM and de-
lend said attachment suit. or the same vial
be proceeded with eL parIe, and that copy
OF this order be pub ish cd for four successiV e
weeks Ia the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
18th day Of September, ISL.
sep3o JAMES HALL. J. p.
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DIR DIS. B0zINg0Hs
PRIVATE
Medical Dispenssrv'
E0s az jefferson Street,
setTesa Main ana Front Row,
sEEEPUIs, IzEa


- sQdeii3JA Is az EnoTlsdzsd By All osFs
= sl1s Interested, as ~ fzr the mos s1eresss
- = i -lcl-n Ia e1a lralEuneut o. nrfvafs az
-.,--f -. -Ll-cA5i t-1r1lgl and perm -
49, - - Guaranteed "a every c1Es, male -
$3.50, l-1zll Do CAVES Of ClGlorr1aa ana s7r1ss
- - ~ leW Days, Without rle r5s -
si-sfeofyi edd1sg % DIET y hfuirqree frrSn
-, -, y p1itig-lla last vesfla1
5 -.-5N y -lote tns use % mercurv. ~.
Hi1na- 5luofafi l-1ln In loazney or foqg -
sexual - p restored % area vf5or ia a 80
He8Es. NtG.lraa Qt sell-e11Iise ana -resrsi -,
FensIy- srffeT ~ from 81ar1rs .1rr17a ~ -.
"a phyaical anf 4s- al power, suz5clly aoa
osTIasue1i iy c1red,
Particular slfsn hon paid % tra ulaznsess- /
women, and cures srliitsss-fs
rtroas ana Lang Dirsaal- curet ~ Esq
fsmatleE
~ Al cousuIsatf0rs strictly e1-rdsnHal.
= . sgiicirss sezt % express % al paris 81 tha
sau1e-Fs
once hoaza run 8 an. bos pm. Sundays
tom % b pa.
sp2 dAw D.g.JCHHsON nd.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
lY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November J.-Thert
was only a moderate demand for domes
tic goods by tAe package, and jObbing dis-
tribution light. Cotton goods ia steady
request for small amounts. Courtyard
brown cottons in demand and firmly
held in first hands. Fancy prints quiet,
but side-bands sctive. Agents price foI
American madden fancy prints, SIC.
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French Burr Viii stOnes.-ThGmas AAa-
milan Nos. lbs and 100 Poplar aSEeeG,
nRvnhfa-


FEFO the Planters of Tennessee and adjoining
States-I solicit the patronage OF ali per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES to repair.
Having mad e years experience in this eOun-
try and Europe-with W. c. Bradford OF this
city from 1853 to le6l, since which time L have
been generally engaged IN building and re-
pairing mills in this and adjoining States. /
will rebuild .hs,iit, redress and put in perfect
order all ourrs for grinding corn and wheat, OF
VIII redress buTrs that planters may hull their
own co1tOn-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not be
filed with lead, as the attritiOn powders It,
and poisons the meal or -four. / win guaran-
tee that with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-lnch mill viii grind
6hirty bushels OF corn in one hour. l also
guarantee to save One-half Of the power 0y
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing 1t rom the mill perfectly cool and in good
order 70 ship Where the running-gear Is in
good order, IL is only necessary 10 ship the
rock, when the work will be promptly done
and returned. Mill work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended TO
at prices that defy competition. All orders adj
dressed to me in care of o. W. Payne & Co. viii
meet with prompt attention.
oc2l-. THOaAS DELANY.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICES hereby given OF my appointments
~ as administrator Of Mrs. Jennie IL. Ward
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate
Will settle at once. AL persons having claims
against same VIII present them at once, duly
prcbaied, either at Judge Jarnigan's, 40.
Madison street, or TO me at 1erryille, Tenn.
MOI THOS. 81. HOBBS, Administrators
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Trustees sale.

DT virtue or the powers vested in me by de-
d cree Of the second Ctrcuit Court Of shelby
county, appointing me trustee in The r0O1l
aud stea1 OF NJ ma III. Pas-uOre, 70 deed OK
trust made by John y. Miner 70 said VIM IL.
PassnOre, on the Sd day OF June, $50, Tor the
purposes therein specified, and recorded ID
the registers once OF shelby county, Ten
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noviO JOHN P. IRRELEVANT. Truste
ADmTNlsrRArOR's NOTICE.-Havir

A DMTSaSrRATOR'S NOTICE.-Hayiug
u qualified as administrator Of the estate Of
Louis LaCrOiX, decd, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims agair st sad estate to pre-
sent them, duly probated as required by law
or they III be barred and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested 70 come forward
and make payment Of the same.
JALOB LACROIX, .
Administrator with viii annex "a.
q w, Miller. Attorney. uovI0
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weather. Rivers and BusiHess.
Yesterday was dark, cold and dreary,
with drilling rain. The river here is
falling, with seven feet to Cairo, aod
thence four and half feet TO st. Louis.
The Ohio has but thirty inches on the
lower bars. White river has twenty
eight inches from Augusta out, and the
Arkansas twenty-five inches from Pine
Bluff to the mouth. Business on the
wharf yesterday was moderate.
Stage 81 Rivers.
rn,.,-rou- nm Crrg Er-rs
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Trustees Sale
Valuable Property s. ". Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets.

ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1874.
at IL o'clock Am, on The s. W. corner OF
Madison and Main streets, Memphis L viii
SELL to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing property A lot OF ground 81 feet and 8
inches front on west line Of Main street, and
extending westward along the line OF and
parallel with Exchange street at rigbt-angles
from the front lfS3S feet to Exchange alley,
ana being the same property sold to Thorn as
Dugan Dy 5. NJ Nelson, l.. V. Frazer. and the
executors Of X, Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date llth May, lSI2, and conveyed to me,
IS trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugan, to Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified
this sale being made 10 carry out The pro-
in the Register's Office or Shelby county, on
the 10th day OF May, lSz2. in book 81. page 4dI-
etc. Right Of redemption waived, and title
believed to be good, but I sell and convey
emily as trustee.
novlO JOHN p. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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l1th day Of November, 1874,

on the premises, sell to the highest bidder, FOL
John OvertOn, situated in the city Of Mem
phis, county of Shelby, and state of rsnnes-
known as Scbneppel's Brewery, and known
as 396 and 397, together with tail buildings, 1x-
lures, machinery, barrels, tools, implements,
the late i. Schneppei, or SchEeppel q Co., 80
and about said brewery.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock am. Title
believed % be E0od, Sut 4 convey 81 trustee
onlys L. KEITH
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MANHOOD 6ESFoRBD-A victim 0:
youthful imprudence, causing premature do
cay, Deryous debility, ETC., having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found silnPle
self-cure which he will send free 10 his fellow
sufferers. Address J. II. REV &c, is Nasss
street. New York.
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nTA.MoWD sPECTACLEs

.Thess spGCtactes are EE11r7Cturg-l from
MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted to-
gether, and are called DIAMOND on account
Z Of their hardness and hrilLaucr.
Having been tested with the polarisCone, the
diamond lenses have been found 90 admit Z f.
teen per cent. less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are Tree nom clroulatle alterations,
and produce htuess iuu Csi5tinctucss OF
vision not before attained IN spectaclss. Man
utactCreo BY the Spencer gVEie2f Sam
LasfrrtmS 0oEss'auYs r. 2 For sale by re-
sp0r slDle agents In every city In the DnlOn-
w. e. BY I'D, Jeweler and L.utIciau, fsSOIs
Agent Tor Mem phts, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained. No peddlers employed.
marx - Gpl0
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DY virtue OF a deed in trust executed 70 me by
ID L. Schneppel, on or a5OBt the 10th day q
July 1873, 10 secure the payment Of a certain
indebtedness therein mentioned. and regis
tered IN the Registers Office OF the county OF
shelby, and State Of TENNESSEE, I VIII, on the
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saturday, gsth day Of NOsember. Is74.

at Il o'clock m, in front OF the new COuri
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, to wit:
All his right, title and interest in lot No. s.
on 8 MOSbys plan of subdivision OF land
lying on Robson and Hill streets, and Bayou
QuiDby; the said LOS No. 3 al the southeast in
terseetlOn OF Robson and Qulnby streets
thence with the eastern line OF Quinby street
in asOuthern direction one hundred and fifty
one Il5ll feet 10 a stake on an alley; thence
along the northern line of said alley east
wardly, ninety-four 1877 feet to a stake thence
in q northern direction with the line OF lOl
No. 4, on said plan. one hundred sn1 forty
eight and half il4S5s feet TO a stake on the
southern Line OF Robson street; and thence
along said southern line sixty-One 1911 feet 70
stake; the beginning also, in all that certain
tract of land situate, lying ana being In the
county OF shelby, state OF Tennessee, known
and describ bed as follows, tO-Wit: Known and
designated on 8. MOsDy's plan Of subdivision
of land, and lying on Hill street, ana RoDer-
son street, and upon Quinhy's street and SUBJ
division as follows; Fronting seventy -tTo
T72f feet on the west side of Bill street and
running back to between parallel lines and
parallel to RObesOn street. one hundred and
eighty four IlS4l feet and three t3l inches
Levied on as the property OF defendant
Barney Egan, 70 satisfy said Judgments In
teTest and costs.
Sale 10 commence promptly at twelve
O'Clock N.
c. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn
Memphis 29th DAY Of October, 1874.
Randolph, Hammond & Jordan, attorneys
| for niafnffff
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Eriday, November Is, 1874,

between the hours o. u and g o'clock, at
southern gate OF Court square. 1fsmu1is.
Tennessee, sell for cash. 10 the highest bidder
at public auction, the following nronerf5y
situated IN said county and state. ana is
scribed In said trust deed IS follows. tofg No.
Is and e, on the plan 81 me sub-divisic1o
the estate OF = =. stewart, as sd bV decras
OF the ChaEtcery Court OF the cltSFif afernriig-
nando road Of one hundred and on, lsfst az
runnl1s Xxx q one SIDE one hundred Al /
nifty lsst. 1nu On the ether side two luudrs
and ok AID Que-half feet To an sIIev
All ria1l O rs1oIn lltlGn is expressly waive
by the terms Of said trust deed. Tsffs believe
u be good. otii VIII seil ami convey only
trustee.
Oetl4. CHARLES ,. PARTEE, Trustee.
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saturday, 88th Day Of November, 1874,
trustees sale.

UNDER and by virtue OF deed OF trust
u executed 10 me March =, lS7l, by Annie
e. Johnston, to secure a certain iudebtetlfress
therein mentioned and OF record In the Bas-
ster's Office Of Shelby county, in book Is, pas.s
OIL I viii. on
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Bankrupt Sale.
Trustees sale.
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER >, 1874,
AZ ~ O'clock H.,

4 WILL sell for cash, to the highest bidder. at
Il the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, lot %, containing 73-l00 and one acres
OF lot q, OF n. NJ. TrezevauLiS Subdivision. ac-
cOrdlng 60 the terms Of the trust deed Of A. l..
Rankin, recorded IN Registers office, Book p
D. ~. IOHN =. TREZIlN 8 NJ. T-rlsfat.
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sHERIFF'S SALE
or
REAL ESTATE.

EN EAAI EaS Ii
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
L that by virtue Of Two Writs OF venditiOni
eXponas TO me directed from the Honorable
Second Circuit Court Of shelby county, Ten
nessee, in the case of SchmidiaDp 4 Co., VS..
Thomas Winters and Barney Egan, his Sc
curity, Judgment rendered on the Both day
Of January, 1874, for the sum Of two hundred
and i've dollars and sixty-two cenfss and
another Judgment, I'D Of January, ~, for
one hundred and seventy dollars and twenty
I'VE cents, with interest amt costs OF suits, 10
satisfy said judgment, ETC., Will, on
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MAEUFAGFURgD EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR TRADE.

They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed TO be as
good as can be made TO order, and as they
bUy exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in this or any other market.
In addition to their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have large lot Of
Coats, Pants and Vests Of Broken Suits,
which they propose 60 sell regardless Of
cost---many articles at say half the cost.
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OFFICE ORs., SIC. SER. u. &. A.
November IL, 1874.
Move~ent Of ssoass.


The John +. Tolle passed down yes
terdsy without stopping, and the w. j..
Lewis left light at nine O'clock in the
morning for st. Louis. The Frank For
rest arrived at noon from Oseeola, with
I45 bales of cotton, Is bags Of cotton, and
408 sacks OF seed. The Cheek, from Os-
ceols, came ia during the morning with
8 fair trip of cotton. The Phil Aliin.
from FTiars Point, arrived during the
forenoon with $50 bales of cotton and
1923 bags of seed. TIE Belle Mem
uhis, from st. Louis, came ia during the
morning with 500 tons of miscellaneous
freight, and returned 10 the afternoon
with $50 bales Of cotton for the east.
The Mary Boyd has gone To the bank to
await rise IN the Arkansas. BY caro-
published elsewhere it will be seen that
the elegant and fleet steamer, Illinois,
has changed hel days of departure from
this city, and will leave here on Friday
instead of Saturday Captain Mark
Cheek is still on the root, and his friends
from here to Helena may expect the IL
linOis down Friday. The steamer Ella
passed Devalis Bluff with $50 bales cot
ton, and viii be in on time.
news DrIfG.
The Louisville and Cincinnati United
States mail company will soon build q
boat to take the place OF the Inflated
Pat. Rogers. .....H is probable that the
United States will be put in the Cincin-
natl and New Orleans trade this winter,
, with Ben Merry-Lees on the hurricane.
Captain Pink Marble is plotting Oh the
Andes, between Louisville and Cincin-
matt. 49,. There are twenty-five inches Of
! water in the Ohio from Louisville to Gin
cinnati Captain Calhoun is COM
manding the Glencoe, which left St
Louis Yesterday for New Orleans.
The 81. Luke has been placed in the
Anchor line, and u on her way TO Nicks
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EI9Hs ETAHs

FT1HB place 10 buy your FISH is at No.
i AS.aHos ssreeE. lAeEEph has. az the " hole
sale and Retail Fish Depot. All orders proupt-
octA j.. FRITZ.
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RAILROAD FIME- TABLE.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE


ARRIVES:
Mail, daily Except Sunday, at 2:i0 am
Express, daily, Al las pm. Brownsville Ac-
COMMUNICATION, daily except Sunday, at 20
an
DEPARTS:
Express, daily at % s.m. Mail, daily ri
Il 80 pin. brownsville Accommodation, daily
teNccpt sunday a. 4 - pm.
DEPOT az head OF Nam street.
t.cEet-ofdce, No, 81 Main street. corner Of
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AllLAl A2i-A4 ADaL.- all9 l8lIasFIDE described
property, situated To Memphis, shel ~ conn
ty. Tennessee, lD-TvLt.
Fifty iees fcout on north side OF Union
street, and running back between parallel
auss uOrtl about % feet: EegInuiug on the
1urth Line CT Union street thirty So. feet east
o. Lhe northeast Conner u the intersection Of
u mon street with tie alley between Main and
frDnf streets flhe said beginning point being
lo5l- b4ence eastEarllF with the north line OF
tni0l street 81 feet thence 1ortIWardIy bout
q feet thence west gEIsl y 81 feet 70 the north
east corner OF the APPEAL Buitding LOT; thence
soltl ward T VI tn the east Inc of GHs Appeal
Build ng Lou ABOUT q fees % the beginuing.
Terms Of =alc-lJu a ereuIl "a and q
loHt-ss notes with approved security re-
q1lrad, bearing Interest nom date; lien re-
tanned 70 secUre same. Equity OF redemption
barred.
Ilis October q, IS7f
e. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY =. J. Black, ID. q. and Dr.
Vance & Anderson. solicitors octzZ
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The market was weak and irregular,
with fair demand; ssies, 400 bales, OF
which exporters took 500 bales.
The superintendent OF the cotton eX-
change, John FOOT, Esq, hsd the cotton
IN the city all counted yesterday, aud
reports as follows: "By actual count
made this day, the stock on hand was
found b be 81 All haies; stock by run
ming count, 81, 564 bales. The discrep-
aucy OF l53 bales is fully covered by the
amount IN transit throughout the city
while the count was made"
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

JHE FINANCIAL MARKET remains
without q particle of change, duh and
lsnguid. Exchange is in moderate Of
ferng at former rates. New York and
the other eastern cities discount buy
ing; sight, ;; New Orleans, I; selling
on all points at par. The brokers were
paying lO99l09l Tor gold, selling at 10
gllOi The only thing doing in securi-
ties was , sale by auction Of $1,000 South
em Life Insurance stock; it brought
stc, The Nashville Ullioa says Tennes-
se psst-due coupons are worth 50;
"c0mptroiler's warrants are rather
scarce aud in some demand. Dealers
pay % sDd hold at 94G95c.n TheSash-
Vile Banner says: I'VE heard OF 33e
being offered for $1,000 new issue Bank
OF Tennessee notes to day" The New
York Herald reports: "rhe continued
return Of securities 10 this country from
Europe is the underlying cause for the \
strength Of the foreign exchange mar
zet, and this movement hiss been /
sufficient to upset well-made calcula- /
lions made a different times during (
the year. A New York telegram,
-Aa-AAa-s GffELAAt tz4lAa ANuhlA1lAG4 IA TIT
New Orleans PcOUif3e of November
10th, says; Leading financieTs antici-
pate q very hard winter here. They
think the ClOseness of money, dizziness
81 trade and lack OF confidence will
cause a number Of failures between this
and January. many houses that have
been trying to tide over for fourteen
months, vainly hoping for better times,
being now nearly at the end of their re-
sources and credit. Il is reared some /
railway corporations viii be forced to /
default on their December and January
coupons. A good many American Sc
culles are returning from abroad, Eu- |
Eopean capitalists not liking the aspect I
here. Private letters from money cent 4
els on the other siGe report American (
securities less fav0rsb!y regarded than /
Tor long while"
I-ty currency bonds, undisputed. @
~ aiAlel q
Il
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE,
weather, Rivers and Business.

IN Port.
Belle Lee, Fannie Tatum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-11
The Alleged Revenue Frauds.

No little stir was occasioned in COM
mercial circles in New York on the
31st ult. by the publication in the Her
aid of the fact of the books and pa
pers of Messrs. T. Fawcett and r. :.
Sinclair, agents of the York Street
Flax and Spinning Company, of Bel
fast, Ireland, had been seized for al
legged infringement of the revenue
laws.
Last evening a Herald reporter
called upon special agent of the Trea-
sury, Col. f. f. Howe, who, through
his deputy, DR.. E. S. Kimball, had
made the seizure, who stated that
systematic falsifications of the in
voices of the firm had been detected,
and that. the government intended
prosecuting them for conspiracy
against the government. The case
is most important one, but the
amount involved cannot yet be made
public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-11
The Depot Bond Bill.

The Committee on Corporations on
the 9th reported back the bill author
izing the city of Los Angeles to issue
bonds to purchase depot and work
shop grounds for the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, with the recon-
mendation that it do not pass.
The reasons given by the Committee
are, that the Indebtedness for the liqui-
dation of which the bonds were to is
sue, was created without any author
ity of law, and that, indirectly, it was
giving subsidy to the railroad and
taxing the property of Los Angeles to
pay it. This action on the part of the
Committee will, in all probability,
kill the bill.