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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


LOUISVILLE, November 24.-Fiom,
wheat, corn and oats quiet. Bacon
nominal; sugar-cured hams, l29l3c.
Bulk meats, II, 10t9l03c. Lard, 1449
I54e. Whisky, see.
CINCINNATI, November 24.-Flour
quiet. Wheat steady. Corn steady at
zoe. Oats steady at $4,000. Eggs firm
st 27G2Sc. Butter steady. Cheese
steady. Pork steady at $50 75S2l.
Lard scarce and firm; good, ISlc; ket-
tie, 14Gl4fc. Bulk meats quiet but
firm; partly cured, loose, 7Be74, 100
l0f, 1880 l05c. Bacon scarce anu firm;
Gully q bling trade. Green meats firm,
closing a shade higher, 6sG7, 9l@9lc.
Hams, l039llc. Whisky active At 81.
CHICAGO, November 24.-Flour
quiet. Wheat active and higher; No.
92tc cash. Corn in fair demand at lower
rates; No. ,, S04c cash; 753 seller ali
the yesr. 0aIs Gull aud q shade lower;
No. ., 54c cash; 53sc seller all the year.
Pork active and higher at $50 cash, or
seller all the year Lard in fair demand
and higher at i3se cash or seller all the
year; l3.40c seller February. Bulk
meats firm at 81 9a99sG94@9sc, all
loose and partly cured. Green meats
unchanged. Whiskyquiet at 974c.
ST. LOUIS, November 24.-Flour
firmer and a fraction higher on low
grades; super winter, 81; extra super
winter, S4(G4 %; double extra, 81 ESQ
( 50. Wheat active and higher; No. ,
red winter, 81 0S4@l 09l Corn firmer;
new, 7l972c. Oats opened firm at 594ci
but closed unsettled aud lower at 5Sc.
Whisky firpI at 81 Pork firmer for
futures; spot weak at SO IS cash; $50 50
seller February. Green hams firmer at
lOGI04c. Dry salt meats and bacon
quiet; only an order trade. Lard frmer;
I2se seller six months.
NEW YORK, November 24-Flour
firm, with fair inquiry; supertine State
and western, StG,4 50; st. Louis, 81 80
as. Wheat, IG2c better for spring;
40. > Chicago, 81 l06l II. Corn firm
er; western mixed, 9l@92c in store.
Oats irmer and active; mixed western,
66(G6S4c. Coffee barely steady; Rio,
Isle. Sugar dull but steady and quiet.
MOIasses-foreiga heavy and nominal;
New Orleans, e0965c. Rice dull. Pc
troleum firmer; refined, l04c spot;
crude held at SIC. Pork dull; western,
SO ST5fG,2l. Beef and cut meats quiet.
quiet; long clear, lie; short
clear, 104c. Lsrd decidedly firmer;
prime steam, l35@l4e. Butter firm
western, 2SG45c. Cheese quiet, l24@
153c. Whisky steady, 81 Ol3.
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MONEY MARKET.
by TELEHRAPH.

PARIS, November 24-Rentes, elf
LONDON, November a -CoHsols
for money, 49,; on account, $50 9Sl
United States cnupous-5-20s OF 1865,
1861 DO. 1861. 1884; 10 40s, lO4l new o.
1887; New York Central, 81; Erie, %;
Ere preferred, Az.
NEW YORK, November "a Money,
21G34 per cent; prime paper, 5(97 per
cent. for first, and SOLO per cent. for
second grades. Sterling was firm az
49, 4S74 for sixty days, and $50 for de-
maud. Produce exports not quiet 81
Geo 600; a decrease from last week of
over Sl57, 400, and the smallest for any
one week for many months past. The
strike of the lOngsboremen has had
something to DO with this, but not
enough IN Itself to produce the great
difference between this week and last.
Customs receipts, SZ25 800. Gold Was
strong and ivanced from III to III,
closing at lllg Carrying rates W re
from ] 70 3 per cent, borrowing rates
fat. CieariBgs, SO 900, 000. Treasury
disbursements, IS $50. Private sdvices
state that exchange at Paris on London
is still at a point which permits the
importation Of gold into France.
Many bankers believe the bank
OF England rates Of discount will be ad-
vanced on Thursday next. The stock
holders Of The Quicksilver mining COM
psny were in session to-day, consider
ing the question OF equalizing common
stock with preferred, and % enable both
classes TO share alike ia the division Of
the surplus earnings, or earnings to ac-
crue. A resolution was Ofierei assent
ing 10 the conversion of common stock
into preferred stock upon payment Of
1--WE dOllsrs per share. The adoption Of
this resolution was proven ed by George
/. Kent. preferred stoCkhOlder, who,
during the discussion, produced an in
junction restraining its passage. The
failure of W. r. Adams, grain dealer,
was officially announced st the produce
exchange to-day. Government bonds
were firm and higher: Coupons OF 1881,
49,; 1862, I12s; 1854, ll4s; 1855, ll5t;
1866. new, 49,; 1857, 1lS4 1858, 1i9f;
new IS, Il2s; l0-40s, ll34; currency IS,
lI9l. State bonds were quiet and
steady; Missouri IS, 95i old Tennessee,
IS; new Tennessee, y; new Rir-
einia, IS; old Virginia, IS; Oid North
Carolina, q; new North Carolina, IA.
Railroad bonds were firm. Stocks were
firm at the opening, growing moderate
~ strong and active with an advance OF
TO per cent. toward noon. The up
ward mOvemant was chiefly in North
western, Wabash and Ohio; the weak
shares being Erie and Pacific Mail; IN
the later there was decline, followed
by slight recovery. The market was
weak during the last hour, the decline
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COTTON MARKETS.
BYTELEGRAPH.

LELErhAEh.
ST. LOUIS, November 24.-Cotton
steady, l4Ic.
CINCINNATI, November 2L-Cot-
ton steady, l4lc.
NEW ORLEANS, November "A, Il 80
a m.-COtton quiet; middling, l4&e;
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, 1854 bales.
Up m.-Net receipts, S5l3 bales; gross,
1923 bales exports to Great Britain, 45S7
I bales; sales, 400 bales; stock, l36. 81
bales; market steady; middling, 14le.
LIVERPOOL, November p, 1880
pa Cotton quiet sud steady; mid
ding uplands, spot, I'D; Orleans, sta
/ sd; sales, y 600 bales, OF which pos
bales were for export and speculation.
800 p.ua.-N0vember delivery from
Savannah or Charleston, nothing below
]. m c., I'D. Sales Of American cotton
to day, $500 bales.
NEW YORK, November a, 1880 am.
Futures dull; January, I5g915 3-l6c;
February, is T-l69l55c; March, Is 1916
also; December, II l3-l6GI4Ec.
1910 p MIXTURES steady; January,
l5g(dl5 3-l6c; February, Is 7-16Gl5lc;
March, Is $3.50 l5sc; Deem Der, IA 1916
al4tc Sales, 500 bales.
~ 10 p.LAs - Htttllfl4 Y lAleL dul uuC' aug
I'd; sales for export today. SO bales;
last evening, l46 bales; sales 10 spin
uers to-day, ll2 bales; last evening, leo
bales.
2:20p.m.-COttOn steady and unchaDg-
I'd; sales for export, 1862 bales; to spin
uer~, So bales; to Spectators, 379 bales
2:35 pm Cotton quiet and steady;
January, l5sGI5 Ice; February, l5lG
Is Ice; March, IS Is l6Gl5gc; sprii,
Is l-I66l6sc; May l6gGl6 l6c; June,
IS ll-l6c; July, 16sCgl6 I5-l6c; No
vember, IA Is I6gl4E, December.
II Is l6G145e; ; les, IA, 200.
Net receipts, 1852 hales; gross receipts,
zoos bales; exports TO Great Britain, 400
bales; sales, 2670 bales; stock, los 20
bsies; market 81 ady; middling, l4Ec
Cotton report for four days st all the
United States ports: Receipts, 81, 1872
bales; exports to Great Britain, % 463
oSlss; to France, 1916 bales; 10 the cOn-
tinent, 1894 bales; 5. ok, 500, 756 bales.
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ranging from to per cent. nom the
highest point. Ia the general list quick
silver sold as low - 8ssi oeciihe ui
% DER cent. Transactions aggregated
IL. 600 shares, Of which lS,OOO were
Western Union; 10000 Pacific man;
IS Geo Erie; %, 600 Lake Shorei l4sVOO
MON Pacific; "a coo Northwesterni
eO00 - Paul and 10000 Wabash. The
following were the closing quotations;
Canton. GIL; Western Union Tel
sorenb SOL: Quicksilver, 81; Adams
express company, ia Wells {. Fargo's
express company, 50; American ex-
nrsss company, 64l; United States ex-
nress company, 643; Pacific Mail, 46t
New York Central, I0lt; Erie, 2 /; Erie,
preferred. As; Harlem, 1870; Harlem
rpreferred' I25; Michigan Central, 76i;
Piftsburg and Fort Wayne, So /; North
western. 42s; Northwestern preferred,
col: Rock Island, Go; New Jersey
Central, 105; ST. Paul, 81; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 500; Wabash, 293; Wabash pre-
ferred, Al; Fort Wayne, 50; Terre
Haute, 1903; TerTe Haute, preferred, 124;
Chicago asd Alton, l0l{ Chicago and
Alton preferred, los; Ohio and Missis.
sfppi, 80 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 65; Burlington and Quincy,
1884; Lake Shore, 500; Chicago, Col
lmbus and Indiana Central, 81; Iii
nois Central, 81; Union Pacific, $50;
Central Pacific bonds, $50; Union Pa
siiic bonds, 81 I; Delaware and Lacka-
yaua. 1898
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with trees and smaller erowta--among
the former some pine trees, which will
measure one and half feet across the
stump. The present location Of the
island is rather a serious interference
with operations at the shipyard, and as
the water in the bsy was quite low at
the time Of its coming ashore, it was
considered feasible to undertake to re-
move it when the water acquired its
usual level. Accordingly a tug made
fast to it on Tuesday afternoon, and
after considerable effort succeeded in de-
taehing a small portion thereof, which
Aoated through the canal, and late the
same afternoon was seen drifting about
the lake, about two miles from shore.
Up to this writing, however, the re-
msining portion, which is much the
larger, is still firmly fixed where it
originally landed. " al. Hightower,
who shot at Pilot Bud Smedley in Cairo,
was discharged yesterday by magis-
tTste Of that city....The Belle Lee
leaves here with the Knights Templar
for New Orleans tomorrow afternoon.
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D. QUIGLEY, Trustee.

IN pursuance OF the terms Of q trust deed
A executed to me by J. Il. Edrington and n.
A. Edrin gton, on tie 18th day Of March, 1874,
which deed is OF record in the Recorders ONCE
Of Mississippi county, Arkansas, TO secure the
payment OF certain notes in said deed mem
toned, / viii, On thursday, January n,
1873. between the hours CT 10 o'clock
am ana o'clock PIN, IN front OF
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF Mississippi county, Arkansas, in the
town Of OzceOIs, sell for cash the following
real estate, situated aud lying in Misalssi ppi
county, Arkansas: Being the south west quar-
ter Of section thirty 1901, in township thirteen
Il3l, range eleven I1ll east: the south half Of
sectlo twenty-five %, and the sOuth half OF
section tWenEy-six 70, and the sOuthW
quarter OF section thtrty-fOur 81 I, all in town
ship thirteen Isl, range ten L10I east. contain
ing in all nine hundred and two acres, and
known as the WhitmOre place. About 500
acres cieaTed ana under cultivation, with
valuable improvements on the same.
Also, the following real estate: The north
west quarter Of section thirty-sl- 1851, in town.
ship thirteen Isl, range ten fl0l east; and
northeast quarter OF section thirfy-six 81, in
township thirteen Il3, range ten l0l east;
also, the southwest quarter OF section three
81, in township twelve li2] range ten ll01 east;
also, the northwest fractional quarter of sec
ton thirty-One 1911, township thirteen Il3f,
range eleven IL east-said last described land
known as the F2in plantation, containing
about 800 acres Of laEG, and about 80 acres
under cultivation.
The title to said property believed 20 be per-
feet, but sell and convey as trustee Only.
novel JNO. W. JEFFERSON Frs1ssas.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 24-The
trade movement was slow in nearly all
departments. Cotton goods were quiet
at nominally unchanged prices. Heavy
brown cOttOns, corset jeans and brown
drills were fairly active. Side-band
prints and ginghams were in good de-
mand Dress goSds were in steady re-
quest. White blankets were Going well.
One thousand pieces of Guinet's black
silks were sold at auction to-day, and
hrnught 9 cd nrices.
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saturdar. Deeember b. 81,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby cOun-
", Tennessee tO-Htt.
First-A lot of land on the north side OF
Beale street, and east Of Desotc street. begin
ming ~ a stake on the east line Of u lot con-
veyed TO Joseph SchOOnOver by one Jacob
Spivey, and running thence north with said
thence west and parallel with Beala street 80
feet 70 a stake; thence sOCth and parallel
with east line before mentioned l8l feet 20 a
stake on Beale street; thence east on north
line OF Beale street ~ feet to the beginning.
Second-A lot of land OF tie north side of
Beale street, bounded as follows. Beginning
at a stake on the north side Of Beale street Us
feet east OF its Intersection viii he east side
OF DesotO street, running thence east With
Beale street ~ feet TO a stakes thence north
Wardly Z44 feet; thence west parallel with
Beale street s. feet; thence south parallel with
DesOtO street y feet; thence west parallel with
Beaie street 1917 feet 20 a stakes thence south
parallel with Desoto street l35 feet 70 the be-
Third-LOt No. 2, Of block 4, being 90 feet on
the west side OF Chester street, between HUI
ling ana Trezevant streets, Rad running bacK
to the river.
FOurth-A part OF lot $50, being 3 feet on
south side OF Madison street, By 70 feet deep,
bounded on the north by Madison street, on
the east by lot Of Or, A. r. Nerrll, and on the
west and south by lots OF q. W. Lincoln, On
this lot there Is q three-stcry lcnse.
Terms Of Sal6-0n credit OF and ~
months: notes with approved security re-
quired; Men retained TO further secure sanl5.
Equity OF redemption barred.
This November IL, 1874.
By Z. J. Black, d. O. and 81.
Mcdowell & Johnston and Collier Hous-
ton. attorneys. nONls
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JAMES HOWARD, Petram, mast er...-......-5
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QY virtue Of the power vested in me under
ID a certain deed Of trust, made by David
Maxwell aud his wife, 5ophrouia Maxwell.
dated the jth of January, 1874, and duly re-
corded in the Registers Office, DeSOto county.
Mss, IN book No, IL, page los, for the purpose
Of securing certain Indebtedness, as thereiu
specified, viii. on Monday, BeeeEnbsr "a.
1874, at y o'clock m, in front Of the Office OF
K. NJ. AppersOn & Co, at No. 81 enersOn street,
ia the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scrlbed real estate, bO-Wit: Part OF the north
west quarter Of section twenty-five Do, con-
tanning 10 acres, excepting " l2-lG0 acres
heretofore sold. The east half of section
twenty-five ~ containing so acres. The
west part Of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton twenty-three %, containing 6s acres ex.
ceptlug 50 sS-lOO acres heretofore sold. The
north part Of the northeast quarter OF section
twenty-seven "a containing ~ acres. All ia
township two III, range seven RI west con-
tanning in all four hundred and tuirty-dve
acres, more or less lying and being Ia the
county Of DeSObO and state OF Mississippi,
and Is the same land conveyed 20 said Max
well and wife by ". l.. Gray. The equity OF
redemption is waived, and tle title 70 this
land is believed 70 be good, bat I VIII sell and
convey as trustee only.
nOl9 ]. D. QUIGLEY, Trustee.
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satardsT, NoEember Il. 1s74.

within legal hours, the following describe,
property tO-wlt. The steam boats BANNOCK
CITY and LEGAL tn DER. together with
al the furniture, machinery. taekei and out
nt now belonging % each pecuvely. The
same can Dc seen 40 the river 'front.'. near the
mouth OF Wolf river, a the MLssissi Dol river.
rom now until the day OF sale. The boats
are sold ON account Of = HON 10 may concern.
because they are perlslaDle and expensive TO
keep, and the proceeds OF sale win be held
subject 70 ali maritime LIENS. IL any sucfr ez-
ST. so that the purchasers viii acquire a good
title, free from az maritime lens, II any sucn
there Desflhis sale. unlike sales made By state
courts Of steamboats, for 1e5t, gives a good
title, free from al maritime liens or claims.
the sale being made TO PRESERVE FHE PROP
EETY, and the proceeds being held % satisfy
al valid claims agalnst the boat.
Terms OF 1ale-uue-fOurLh cash, balance In
six, twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
chasers giving notes lOr the deferred pay
meuts, With good and sufficient personal So
-urity therefor, 70 be approved 0y the Clerk
ana Master. This November IL 1873.
r. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. Black. Deputy G. and NJ.
Wright d FOIkes and ". " Mcdowell. So
.icftOrs fer COMP afnauts. uCIg
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boa,. Leaving mi. Day.

FOR OSCkOLA.
RANK FORREST, Joplin, master..-...-...-- ) Pm
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DR. -. JOHNSON
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensazv
So. a. Jefferson Street,
setWeaE Main and Bront Row,
.HKH FHEs, Is -



A IDHE1OF - ackr1 ugvisfge-I nv al ma.
4 , lea Interested, as by Ear the most s1eeeazs
IA E1yaician Ia the treatment OF private cr
fscfet Diseases. Quick, Thorough ara perr1as
neut cures guaranteed in every case. male glT
female. EecenI cases Of Gonorrhee ami ss7T45ffi.
- cured ~ few days, without the ne "a
mercury Change or diet or hfndrauca fron
business. secondary SyphiIls-the last vssff--,
afaol Gated Hlilout the use Or mercury. H.
voluntary loss QL semen stopped ia \ ahof
time. su1arer1 nom m 1oieuev or lnsg -
sexual power restored % fres Vi9oF ID : f.vz
Weshg. Victims Of aeif-abuse and esesqgI -
venery, suffering from spsruatorrnea and low
OF physical and mental power aDesdlly anu
per naneutly
Particular attention paid % the Diseasas-n 3
women, and cures guaranteed
Throat aud Lang Diseases cured BY asgy
f1n1Gdie9,
TAIi Consultations strictly conhdsntlzl.- -----
2. 81 sdlclEes sent ~ express 70 al parts q he
sruntry,
once houzs from am. TO O. pm. Sundays
tom 8 - r.D.
ap2 d4W %. =. JOHN3ON MD
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trustees Sale
Valuable Property S. ". Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets.
On THUasDAY. DECEmRER 10. Isz4

ON THURS DAY. DECEMBER 10. 1874.
, at u O'Clock am, on Ene :. ". corner OF
III 9dison and Main streets. Mem pa is, i VIII
SELL 20 the highest bidder. l0r cash, the follow
ing property A iQL OF ground 81 feet and 3
extending westward along the line Of and
parallel with 9-sch 7nge street at right-angles
nom the front lisa feel 70 Exchange aIlsV-
and being the same property sold u Thomas
DugaD Dy = l4--v elsJIlr l.. v Frazer. and the
exec tutors or X. --Lls- deceased, by deed bear
as trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugau. 70 se-
cure certain Indebtedness tLer lu specified;
this sale being made % caTry ont The pro-
visions Of said deed ia trust, which is recorded
IN the registers Office OF shelby county. on
the leth day ot Nav, 1872. in book 81. page 4UI.
believed 10 De good, but / sell and convey
emily as trustee.
movie JOIN p. TREZEV Ant. Trusiee.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been appointed by the Probate
Il Court Of shelby County, Tennessee. adj
ministratOr with the VIII annexed of Thomas
a. BufOrd, decd, this is 10 notify creditors %
at once re tEelr claims, and debtors TO Day
their dft- &. ID. WALLACE. Admir-.
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Saturday, 18Th dBy Of December, 1874.

within the usual business hours, at the north
west corner OF Main and Madison streets. in
The city Of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to
sell the lot hereinafter described. for cash, as
public Outcry, 10 the highest bidder. 4 will
convey said lot % me purchaser absolutely
ia rec simple, iu obedience 70 said deed OF
trust. All tight and equity OF REDEEM ptiOn is
waived and reiinquished. said Tot Of land *
situated and de-Cl bed as follows; A tract or
parcel Of land situated in the state OF Tonnes
see, in the county Of shelby, ia the city OF
Memphis, the boundary beginning 40 a point
one hundred and tlirtV-tVTu ll1g feet south OF
the intersection or Main and Beaie streets in
the east line Of Main street thence south with
said east line sixty .lJI teet- thence east az
right angles With Main street one hundred
aud seveuty-uve il75 feet % Mulberry street E
thence north with The west line OF Mul berry
lire; thence west at right angles with Mulber-
~ street one hundred and seveuty-dve I71
1eeL % the beginning.
VIII convey only as trustee
movie y 3 EaEN-MlRTE-
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OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. L. 3. A. |
49,. Hg-a
H. NJ. LUDWIG, Observer.

The. Ella, from White river, arrived
yesterday morning with 4S7 bales Of cot
ton, and lot Of sundries. She reshipped
$50 bales st the mouth of White river for
New Orleans. The Capitol City passed
up for 81. Louis yesterday morning, with
fair trip. She discharged 80 bales of
cotton, sad received good amount for
the east. The ST Joseph, from st. Louis,
came in during the morning with full
cargo Of grain and produce. She left In
the afternoon with a fair return trip.
The Carrie Y. hOuntZ, from st. Louis,
passed down yesterday morning well
laden. She discharged q small lot of
freight here. The OsceOla and barge,
loaded with apples and produce, arrived
yesterday morning from st. Louis.
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+. II. BROWN, &c. ALEX A Tlsffs
C0shensa c0zREy, Miss,
BROWN & ALEXANDER.
COTTON FACTORS
AND GEEEEAL
MERCHANTS
Unfoa and Frenf streets.

ffONSIGNAENTs solicited. Orders Tor al
~ kinds CT merchandise, machinery, Wag-
Ona, ETC., accompanied with cash or city ac-
ceptanee, VIII receive careful personal dtteu-
Ion. All eonEiZnmenia % as and goods shipped
" ub, covered ~ our open poiiGy0 insurance
unless otherwise instructed. Eeler. by per-
L.lsslnn. 70 German National Bank. fy.2
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NOTICES. hereby given OF ny appoiutmeD.
~ ~ administrator OF Mr1- eunle r. " 1lg
deceased, All persons indebted 10 said e-tafe
VIII settle at once. All persols having claims
AGAINST same will present t1snn at once. duly
probatsd, either at Judge sQrniganE, MOB
NadiHcr street, or TO me at 2errvilie, Tenn.
moi THOs. Il. HOBBS, Adnliuisiralor.
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In t7OTl.
,larksvilIe, OsceO
weather. Rivers Ans Business.

Yesterday was quite cold, the sky be-
ing cloudy the greater part Of the day
The river rose one inch at this port and
now gives eight and bah feet to Cairo,
with six aud q half feet thence to st.
Louis. The Ohio rose three inches at
Cincinnati, and seven inches at Louis
vile, and now gives four feet out from
Evansville and three feet seven inches
from Louisville. A rise of one foot is
rep rted in the Arkansas at Little Rock.
While river continues at low tide. Bus
mess on the wharf yesterday was
moderate.
stage Of Rivers.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
STEAM OATS ETC.

FIRST Chancery Court Of Shelby county-statg
Of Tennessee, county OF shelby, vs.. VIM
Elliott and Others.
d. virtue OF an inter- 0cut0ry decree for sale
- entered ia The above cause on tile TLl
day OF November, ls7t, ] viii sell. at public
auction, to the highest bidder, az tine Laudin-.
near the mouth Of Wolf river. where the
boats now Lie. on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-25
Chaneery Sale
Or
e E'AL ES TATE.

No. Il2i, R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
cOunty.-W. G. Mcclure, receiver. etc. vs..
Mary A. SShoonover. ct al.
DH virtue OF an interlOcutOry decree fcr
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
2Sth day Of October, 1874, ] VIII sell, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF
the new courthouse buildiug, Main street,
Memphis. Tennesssa. On