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Trustees Sale.


FINDER and by virtue Of the terms OF a
u trust deed, made to me by Hiram A. Par
tee and wife on the ID of June, 1913, and re-
corded in the Recorders office Of the parish
Of ST. James, Louisiana, in book Of mortgages
"a >" " D. g. foiOs 4s and 49, 70 secure certain
note therein described, which is unpaid, VIII,
On Wednesday, 10th Of July, 1874,
between the hours OF II am. and 3 Z. m. Of that
day, in front Of the bUilding formerly 0ccu-
pied by the Merchants National Bank, at the
Southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, offer for
for sale, for cash, to the highest and best
bidder, all the right, title and interest of
Hiram A. Psrtee to the following described
property, situate in st. James parish, state OF
Louisiana. and described thus: The planta-
ton known as the Arcadia plantation, on the
western bank of the Mississippi river, bounded
above by the lands Of Eloy Herbert, and be-
low by the lands of AymaD measuring ive
arpents and tWenty-One Losses in front, and
widening toward the rear, and being seventy
one miles from the city Of New Orleans. This
interest in this plantation offered for sale is
tha at interest conveyed TO said Partes in a GER
tain deed made by G. II. Martin and vile, on
the 8th Of March, 1873, 70 j. j. Freeman, trus-
tee, for said h. A. Partee and others.
The equity o. redemption Is waived.
JOHN j. FREzALAsI. ~-ustee.
Wilson q Beard. After tell
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Z. O. O. r.

THE officers and members OF ,--szzs,.
1 Memphis Lodge No. are re. s 4lss !
specttully requested to meet at
their Hall this (TUESDEg) even 'sssssSS
ing at 7 O'Clock, sharp
BY order. GEO. y. SMITH, N. @.
G., Il. PLTsCHKE. Secretary. Ie2I
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MASONIC pOTTCE.

A SPECIAL communication OF Leila Q
IA Scott Lodge No. 289 VII be held thisXX
(TUESDAY) evening, June 2}d, at s/NN
O'Clock, for work IN the n. NJ. degree.
All NJ. N 5 are fraterrelly invited.
By order. WK. FRANK, W. NJ.
AS MYERS, Secretary. je23
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OL. 84.-NO 161
Peabody Hotel

50 This house viii be kept open during the
entire year heretofore, nOlwi thstandlng
any reports to the contrary.
For the summer months specisti rates viii
be given. whereby guests NAV arrange for
board and rooms at reduced prices.
Baggage checked to all points.
Srscial ATTENTION gwen 70 ladies' and flnli-
lies travelling without esa ort.
J'BANNOS & NORRIS,
telT PrOpfietOrs.
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CALL UPON DR. BEAT

WE the undersigned citizens Of the Eighth
w Civil DJstric5, believing that the remu-
nerative offices of Shelby county should be
equally distributed in the county and city OF
Memphis, and being fully assured as to the
competency and reliability of our fellow
citizen, DIR. A. BEATTY, respectfully solicit
him TO become a candidate for REGISTER,
before the Convention at Memphis, on the
Bartlett platform;
W. Griffin, Thos. c. Horne,
]. W. Herring, s, D. Aydlott,
w. NJ. James, N. Buckley,
&. ID. ReaVes, Z. q. Horne, Jr.,
A. ]. Jones, z. {. Berry,
J. r. Stewart.
We the undersigned citizens of the Fourth
Civil Distsict, heartily -ndorse the above call
on our worthy fsllow-c4tizen, DR.. a. Beatty,
whom we know 70 be competent and deserv-
ing share of public f2vors, and pledge for
him, If he should become a candidate, our
earnest support and influence in securing for
him the nomination Tor said office before the
Convention under the Bartlett resolutions)
which meets in Memphis, July 2, 1874.
Signed;
J. NJ. Stewart, W. r. Hines,
Rob't Snead, "A. Mcdaniel,
T. W. Hines, Jr., L. y. Harrell,
J. W. Alexander, W. q. Hines,
l. T. r. Muslin, Z. Hedgpeth,
L. d. Herring, And others.
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RE- OPENING At RALEIGH.

FEfEE undersigned begs to inform his friends
= and the pubiic generally, that he mas
Re-Opened the Coleman Rouse,
with COTTAGES adjoining, situated on the
brow Of the hills Overloo king the SDrings. Al
neatly furnished and thoroughly renovated.
No connection with the FRANKLIN House
Jezl n. MGR EnCH.
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IneHIl IJ cDuII huL stauu lIt tua fIe9tlIlI
and the prisoners we're the<efofe epntled
to baI III the sum Of i've th0ssand dol-
49, -. ..,.1.,,<,.,.- =. ~, ..l fs.r,;c H.,
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POLITICAL.
TeHta ward Meetlng-PubIie speaking.

Aehto WAFo MoetknE-RuDf1e Speaking
Colonel g. P. NJ. Turner and Harry
Hill will address the public at Good
wins hall, opposite the Mississippi and
Tennessee depot, this evening, at eight
O'clock. All are invited to attend.
The Germans.
At a meeting of the German ward
committees, held in Cochran hall last
night, Ia the interest of the Bartlett
platform, much fraternal feeling and a
deep interest was manifested in behalf
Of the movement. The Germans will
give their undivided support to the Bart
lett platform.
Meeting I'm the Third ward.
The voters Of the third ward in favor
of the Bartlett movement are requested
to meet st the criminal courtroom at
half-past eight o'clock this Tuesday,
evening, for the purpose Of suggesting
proper delegates to be voted for to repre-
sent said ward in the convention Of
July ID:
W. :. Pickett, p. II. GoodlOe,
q. W. Trus heart, T. r. Mackau,
Z. s. Plummer, d. s. Wright,
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Wneht. Ida Fawcett and Tom Roach
in the fzee to 81 trot. There age eisll;
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AT six o'clock Cyrene Commandery, K. T
viii exemPltfy their Drill,
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Third Ward EseeffnS.

At meeting held IN the Third ward,
June IS, 1874, the following named per-
sons were unanimously selected to rep
resent said ward in the convention TO
be held July "a, subject to the vote Of the
people:
A. q. luther, Vincent Bacigalupo,
s. J. Camp, N. ID. /. Stewart,
H. Reinshagen, G. A. Le1ingwel.
c. ". Metcalf, Henry Sehilling,
Martin Cohen, a. Cardona,
Joseph Locke, +. Levy,
Nike Reagan, NJ. W. Kenny,
, 1874-08-11

sHEEp-Rooeivod, 8ll head. Eoihing now was dis
cogerabe In tho posltton Of tho sheep market, trao
continuing quiet With prices substantially the as
were current during last week. We give the range Ut
t300G5.00 for poor TO best.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRR, Ang. 10.-uEEvKH-Fresh offerings,
462o making 1o00 for tho week, against a,7s1 list
week. 1oud uattle and trm at full prices; IN
ferior aud common very plenty aud sailing slowly ut
A@xo decline for tie weok. poorcat to best natiys
steara ranged from to 1907 Texns and Cherokee cat
tie, 04 10 l0Ac. Bales fnoude Illiuoia steers,
Av gh c.t, u 12A@l3o; cara do, av cvt, at 1asc
10 cars DO Az ~ ewt, at l2Ac cars do, av 7A oyt,
at 100; IL cars do, ~ ~ cw at 11M@115o; ii cars
do, av gA ew at lo>6o: cars do, ~ ovt, at lou;
cw Ut 78c; 10 ears do. ~ ~ owl, at 8e cars do,
Az cwt at 6A@7c; cara Kentucky aeera, av 84 cwt
At 121lci End u cars, ~ ~ cwt, at 12@iJo.
6uEEr AND LAMDa--1secapts, 1900, making 2G,920
for tho watk. against 25,0t0 for lost week. De,nand
moderated slca slow at shade caaler prices. Sheep
tnngcd from 41o u Gho lnubs, &c to 6hc with worry
Tow sheep for mora than 60 and few labs above ahc
6alos Include: cars Ohio, average l03 u.s. at Go
do, 70 Tbs At 4sc car DO, 8p tbs, at car
DO, 70 u.s. 81 6Hc; car do. 81 s, a. car do, 81
~, At o. car a. 1of ies At 9Aa; Gag d. Of ns at
81 lbs, at 7o; car rennaylynnia do, IS its at 7sc.
Sw1NE-ltcceipta for two days, ,100 making 20,370
for tho weak, aganst a. 570 last week. Nona offered
alire. Dressed Weak at 8is@8}<c for grass-fed B{9
0stc coru-fed.
6r. Lou1s Mo.. Aug 10.-uouH-Roce!nts, 1900;
nrm; Yo.kcrs. f5;5o@Soo; bacon, sa.25@o.7s;
CATTLE -Keceipts, .1as dull Texans. s3oo@4oo;
loifers $2oo@3.6o good to oxtsa naYe steers, sl.25
Ea5GrN
, 1874-08-11
Hhcop potts. wool estimated IN wascd u H. 173Gal0o
1lOpY-Wero qNiet u tG120o. Tho oGerihRs aro


U8nt.
oIIB-Thc general fcnt,,ros Of this market wero tho
anlo IA noted for ns,nlor Of t!aya past, tralo con
t1nuhE good at hrtnly y.matntaincI prices. With tho
exception Of lard oil, III Which further alynnco accma
Imminent, tln market rotl Httally nt lilo quotations:
Carbon istnnera A. wtel ll5 ecg tent 19e h9 1nols
19G9t1hc; oItrA wiuter lard, Sl.03HG .05 No. o0t9
oou No. 79Asoc fnsccd rnw, 05o DO boiled, $1.o0;
whale. 1Saeoo: sperm, *2.1o@2.2o noassfoot oll,
esrictly r,aEo $l1o; do extra, voo ao Ne soc;
lago oil, 7ac; turpehtlne 44@iao naphtla c5 gray.
Ny 16o nanhtl!a1 con,luon 1311Gl14t+
rOTATOEs-Wcro In n,nlerata local request, and
Steady for choico under light offerings New potatoes
LOO; noon to falr do, $l.7stS2.2s.
roulTRY.fle receipts were larg" and the market
dull anu wcnk. Qnn&ntionH: Turkeys, l0t1ilc: old
a1d arge srrn9 chickens. f90o3 90: small aud fair
1pringe. 2SR2,5o y dog ducks. s2,oo@:.2f.
Timothy WAS moro q,ietnna sl,ndo easier,
owing to liberal receipts. Hnlca wers made at $1oo for
fatr 10 *J.o5@3.lD for primo and $315 for choice.
Clover sold at $a.G5@A70; iat At $1.T9. Qnotnle at
N:1st9t 20 fur gootl crushing Hungarian b0955oi
81t hags u $305f l6 bugs good At $1O3 i0t bags at
$500 lngH at $a.o5: ii bnga 1t s2.93I; Is bags
tair at s. 90 MYs cloyur u $3.50 2s Gags a 1895:
Is bags aax it sl.78.
hecount is fair. Prices arc repeated, as follows
OnontlaGa anu Saginaw, nc, $l.7O; Cana,ln do $1.80;
ordinary coarse, *l.a6 coarso diamond, $2U0 ground
bnlar, 400; anry without haga s27b; dairy, with
W00l!-The ordcr uemanI continues fair, aud prices
arc stendy NJ follows
Good 10 primo tubwnahed. ..48@63o
Tino to good tus>-waHhed .45t947o
Emo anu l1ea,nn' washed heeco ,42@i4o
uoaE8o "ahhcd leeco.. ...............3 .3bea 100
Medium aud cearse unwashed. ..,,..........G .Gos33o
Unmcrchantsbe sud bury WOOL t@ioo ieas. 'S'''S
, 1874-08-11
MONEY AND COM M MERCE.
FINANCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
Most OF tho bank Cashiers report Lilo aon,Aud
for monoy dull, decidedly SO; tint H. II IL very
for boow thoir ability to moot tho wnnts Of Gill;
tomo1s. Tho slight incroaso reported Inst wook
u tnnintainod; but tho movement is still too
allow to suit tho wishes Of tloao who for weoks
layo Ind far moro money than tloy knew how
10 rlaco. They expect, however, tint Tits atato
of things cannot coutinuo beyond woek or Two
flongor. Az uannl, customers obtain all tho
'UoyerpmoMts Or other cash collatcrals. d@e per
cont. 1seal ostnto tilno loans, BG0lO por cont,
according to timo. amount, standing OF boffo"-
er, etc. ,,, , ,,ou,u
Wo 1lotlco t!lat within tho last fow Days tho
Bank Of England llaB rnKcd tho rnto Of discount
from to per cont, wlilo tho nank q nfamce
the exchanges aro for tho tino being against ne
Bsnk OF England, causing II drain Oh hor coin
reaorvcs Willie tile opposite IL trllo With regard
will probably aoon hncotno oq,,ai'zetl, for thors
soolnB to DO no apprehension uf any colador-
nblo change Iii tho money market OIL tho otller
'sido of thu Atlantic. Thoro US l'oro, money Is
abundant.
Tho Journal Of Commerce Of tho 9Th reports
tho Now York money markct NJ followa:
Moaey freay a1src,' upon npproved eoatsralo y
these rates. E!rs-rlHa mercantile paper III IN ataly
demand from dralers 1t GOT pei cont, accurdtng to
date.
Tho boston Commercial Bulletin Of Tho 9th
sayB:
First-caas paper, Of which worry tla !s n1ade jnat
now, by tue way, n looked u1on as rrize 'y nanya
noney.cndor 1t &, Hulpoainy Of course, that oycry
thing rcKulsr nna tic time to run 'ot ~ TO- .ong
within sixty dnss, sny, bo negotiated At TINT g-
nra readily From 54 to 6H tho rhee at which the
as FUR quotation. Tl4nru ~ pressure from bor
rowers Mid rates would probably 90 lower wore II not
fore the snow lies. Call 1oanb rulo low, In aypathy
with discounts and with tho New York market, whore
Fattx continue at q low range Tie bauka in Boston
lona oac other nt about ., md good parcs can have
MI thu noney they wan provided their securities are
ali right ut thcreaD0uH. LssB desirable gecnri-
tca GILL for hghor rates. ni since tho copper scare,
there ktnae Of collateral hht ste not wanted
at ul.
LuG4I. HrOGK RATES.
Preston, Kesu & Co.. No. 100 Washington
sttoot, give tho following quotations at III q.
III. tof1y:
, 1874-08-11

U14 uA lOuuay, aug. ~
dlrr PROPERTY.
C'3bonrn ~, 145 # Ii W Of Orchard at, VT, 2l
Fillmore i, NJ coz q dsnssso AZ. /; 10 d:ioi'
unbari - iss '' q oakioy a. i asiooi, ~
seyneas = Mitn il Tionpaoa at 81, az ~
l3e yin =, dated Aug. a.: ;".:... s
a2N tttwtt! Hawlcy Dloch>, dated Aug. 10
ERozene Il. Hawiey to Edwin l.. dllett)...... 5000
Michigan ~, let Twelfth and Thirteenth Bts,
~. a11ln 80 #, dated Aug las. ...;::::.. is,t
third st, o I. 25xl10 It, dnted AIsy 2....... 4,e
Dayton Ut, 135 r a Of Sophia at, WI. 2oxl25 #,
Rysst tt Washiston HIn A. 80 Il ct sbsa,i n; ~
I, 80 a2-1oox125 It, dael Aug. 8............. 2ot
soymour Ut, 2o0 It II Of Lake At, " I, 941le0 ri
with lmproye1nents. dated aug. 6........... ~
DAYTON ., Il }ia It of Sophia IT. " t, ioxls5 it,
MONTH OF CITY L181ITR. wITn1N 4 HAp1Us OF NIL
OF COunT-Houak.
''9M MR., ~, u, T. aud 10. block !: glyborun'a
1o S,ioS 10 tS %n: g; sss }n1y 2 80
eie., Fr7ee uruyt dHted Aug. g.4,.........,... 20,C
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS or MlL
Or coul.T-1ou6E,
aara part okaoH spo 0, So, ii, datctl
Lois md iosk !, Eisanors ,aft In 10
Lo Sc ~ Saa q 4 S,ses esse t. AS r. sis;ss il ~
q n 50 acres, " EAw 4 Soc ., as, ii, dated
Lois 10 il, 1csi Ilssnsis psrt 200
Lats % ~ 49, block J. nntl l,ts 25 to 8D' noc A7'
2, F"anslcea Lots II ami IL, atc,. ii Nav.
hnl a"! Ct a'' nart X SEQ Il. SO, il, dAtsd
81 It Lat and ii iot IL Il w:.s $50
Lois to 10. of Lots and 8, in Lymau'a .
y soe 2, ~, II. dated July y23......,...,.... ITO
, 1874-08-11

This picturesque little story is told about
tho origin Of 1eut-fnBnra1ico. One day.
about tho 1st Of March, 1864, Mr.. James Dolter,
now prositiont Of tho Hartford National HAAk,
neotipr President Uattoraon Oh tho street Ia
front Of tho Hartford poat-O,tico, said:
u Whatll you take to insuro mo $5,u0Olf got
killed. By accident In going from here to my
l,ouAa Oh buckingham sttoet Z" 1.-Two ceuts,"
replied hr. Dattcraon, promptly, ",Algread
bal agrsement, mado IN perfect good faitl1 by
both partos, was tho frst acoilent-insuraloe
made by tho T1ayellcrs Company.
, 1874-08-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



LIVERPOOL, A,,4. 10ll q. m.-Ftonr, 23a dl@2bs Gl.
Wleas-Wluer Luz 3tlG9l0a 9d spring, Ds 6d@lOs I'll
white, 11a adG11s IA; club, lii 7dalas Sd. Corn.
39s I'd.
Pork, It's. Lard, sos Cd. ........-..
L1YxnrooL, Aug. l1-2p p. m.-Dreadau1s quiet aud
unchanged. ,.,
LlygurooI, Aug. 10.-Cotton armer; middltng up
1and. Ba(d nlddling Orleans, 89iaaNd. Sales, h000
balea speculation aud export quo balcs; AMERICAN,
5000 i,ales.
Pork, 71a Lard, as.
Netnrd perGauin, uH@ 10a.
Iacon-6ls for long sluar nllddioa; SIS for suost
GiuAr
, 1874-08-11

stmr Corona, 81. Joseph, suntlrles.
eltnr Dhtrngo. Manttowoo, Blllislrica.
Atnit Afuskcg,n. M,BkCgon, aunt'ries.
rron g: J. Tr,lestlel, Groom Lay, H,l'drios.
Iror brooklyn, ogdonabtirH. snlllr1cs.
6coW White Oak, hahistoe lumber.
M Msnir nclle nFowa ogontz Ivy, tsle8rsph-poless
sehr Se Iiamict iua Manistee. lumber.
Schr linck HAWK, LtnGoln bark.
6chf Ifaaet Geitfeyil'o. wood.
schr y: II. Wi!lafd. Genlrovillo. Woou.
Schr l.lnnh hlatt Mnte ftsn river, lamlof.
large liefhchAl. Ln1ingon, lumber.
achr scr Tnas9 iat@s 11nsyni 1Gy gpvG!eno Ssss eoa
seow r. ~ nn Iisas or4md 9,1tl ll,aycn lumbcr
scnr lta, foftaHe llof, latnher.
schr e L. 'esnill1toh, sta1, ala1nis,ee. lumners
Schr Mary. hluake8on, lninoer.
ncIr rtotia, h1uekegon' iiahlpor'
3rl9 9 Meonsh1o. @ r. gsn.'.n. Ss, s,.an'a" aninnes'
Prop japan, Duttaiot sufluf1ea.
schr Honest John. psntwntcr. lumber.
se1ir Jsssls @ o. f, i'la,an nn1ssS 1fassa ,s'Gr ;,n,
5chr llty o. hi1!waThGs, VIII ,is aii,.aHespn, sE,n"er'
6chr Julta y. Mcfr1i!. hiuhGe3nil, lnMDef.
, 1874-08-11

Fort OF Gh,it,S'1g!Tza; ,i,'g!z:,;, AuR. 10.

sclr ". II, punham, Manlatee, lumber.
scllr MaRic. Two luYesb, lumber.
Echr Q. j. Noelur, Two Rivers, lumber.
Bchr Y, y, Hubbard, White Lake, lulubaFs
6chr 0llpIDr City, MuakeW0u, lumbar,
Hchr Driver, Carlton, wood.
6chr Speed, draud Hiyer, lumber.
Prop Arablat lntlalo, Hrtnlrio4.
l'rop Illasia, 1!ufIato, suHtlrles.
IzUu Lake Braoze. Uouion Il4r,or, spnd1seA.
, 1874-08-11
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EyEN1aa, Aug. 10,
The following woro tho receipts aud ship
mentB OF the lsaling articloB OF produce In Chi
cago during tho past forty-eight houra, aud for
the corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-08-11

Dresdatutfs steady.
LONDON, Au9. -Conaols- Money, 02,.@o1x; On
sccountt 1kGp1K,
unilctl Btntes Bccnr1tics-6-20s Of Us, 1o8A; G7a
i0oA 1o-a0a, lo9A; nav 6a,1o4A. Now York osnsra1,
Tnlluw, Ais Oh.
Petroleum. 8s{a for pptr]ta.
pAn1s, Aug. t6-1lontcs. B3f 100.
, 1874-08-11

NEW YonK, Aug. 10.-Tho package trato In staple
cotton and Hoolon goods was fairly activo, and ILL
srai dsstributcn oi hnnneas, sdc-band printb. anA
hosiery was o1acted. Bhawia wero oponcd by all
agonts To-day 1t about per cent over laat year'a
Prices. Wornted treaa goods and printed reps In fair
requoat. staplo foreign goods more aolva.
, 1874-08-11

Hoas-Rcceived since Saturday, $500 head. Thoro
Tns fair activity In tho hog trade, and Saturdays quo
tatonA easiy suataned local and Eastcrn buyers
taxing bold freely at $o.5o@600 for common, at SOUS
Ga6.75 for medium, and ut ,&6.a0@1.25 for good to
chnicc. for carloads of extra taken 1t higher
1gureh. The market cioRcl hrn1, Below uto 8ome Of
thu luya transactions:
, 1874-08-11

cll Buffalo Rock, $500 ba corn: Industry, hlorra,
$500 bu corn, Bpo bu oats; T. Ryhurn MarsellIev,
5000 bu corn aou. Mcclellan, Joliet. $500 bu corn
eca, $500 bu oorn: Friendship seuee egoo bu corn
prop Whale senoca, $500 hu corn: noc Franco. Nor
riB. 5000 bu corn.
6LkAaEp-aoli noa, Ottawa, so,oo7 I. lumber, 1900
, 1874-08-11

l1rTanuRo, ra Aug. lU.-Crndo quiot but Atehdy at
weak; l1t{o bid for August; 12c as1cd.
, 1874-08-11
Flour, brls ...,

Flour, br!s ,.,,,
Wh.4t, 1,I.,*,,,
Corn, bu..,..
OATS bu,,..,,..
lIyo, bu,,,,,,,.,
barley, bu.....
0raHa stx,,t rf,H
, 1874-08-11

New Yong, Aug. 1o.-31oney, 2@2}f; primo
mercantile paper scarce at GtG'G14,
Customs receipts, s605oo0.
Sterling quiet At 4361l5p487 for nfnty-day, and
420}4 for sight.
Gold l,eaYy. Tho two cxtrcnlen Of tho day
woro 110@10916, closing at 100s6. Carrying
ratoa 1@2.
Tho Assistant -Troasurcr diBburssd s138, 600.
Clearings, S42, 100000.
Qovcru1neuts. railroad and State bonds dull
Stocks opened eteady, mud afterwards became
es, in Pacific Mali, Western linton, Lake Shore,
AID Union Pacific. After tho First Board tho
market was dull, and closed at the lowest point
of tho day. The decline OF tho close waa based
on kilograms from Madison, VIII, giving 1t M
the opuion OF some Of tho lawyera In tho rail
road caso TINT tho Court would grant the iu-
junction asked for. Among salos to-day were
10000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 5000
Lake Shore, mud 1000 Union Pacific.
, 1874-08-11

Mo leaa than nye tugs were soon at tho 1lack1naw
BtEa1ts Thuzaday, whch wera waiting the presence Of
tho Chicago grain fleets. Two others en- routo to
the eame point for the like purpose The fleet en-
route constBa Of about thirty yesacla that not In
eAarge Of atcanpowor ne4rly all Of which Of the
largest afze. Among them nay be included the H.
WinsoW. G0, 600 bu; Lucerne, $4,000 bu; Niagara,
5000 bu; md the ErastuR Corning, $1,000 hu.
EvorY few days IT ia announced In tho papers that
stakes buoys III various localities not where they
properly be]ong having bccn moved from wcro they
planted, and thus It La that vessels not unfre
quontly get aground and put to hmall e1pcnse
besides delay, boforo getting reeagod. The causo Of
some Of these removals may 10 traced TO vessels and
rafts which moor to them, and warp by them, and IN
places where strong current e1iaa It would require
not much Of strain to cause much trouble TAern Ia
heayy penalty for such oifears and the ul0oring
hatgng TO buoys or stakes IL strictly forbidden.
-DetFoit Erta Prcss.
This following is' q description Of the body OF
man, supposed to be sailor, recently washed ashore
at Rock Falls, Huron County, Mich. He waa about
aJ years Of so feet inces high, had dirk complox-
ton, dark lar, thin dark muatacho sud heavy eye
hroSs w.s OF medium weight. No n,arks wero ou
the body by which 1t could be recognized. 10 had
pair Of dirk striped cashmere pants, medium lin
booa,-od, boon Repaired by falso tips toes,-white
knit uuderahirt, white shirt with rut!lcl bosom COM
mon loatIcr belt inch Wide, shcatll.knife. In tho
pocket waa aatchal or trunk key. dout thlnk the
body had been III wator great while. Attached to
thu loft log was pleco Of tarred ropo about 20 feet
lppH."
, 1874-08-11
I"@1sr, No. on2|3 ~ oo9
zs1I Eh 'sa ''''ss93 '''9S? 19Se ''ss9s ss1s

Withdrawn from store OH Saturday for city con-
sumption. 2,129 hu wheat, 2,52o bit oats,
mi bu ryo.
Tho following grain TINS boen inspected into
atore thus morning up to 10 o'clocks 0 cars No. q
rod wtntor wheat; car rojeotod do; IL cars
M. spring 100 cars No, do; 81 cars No.
do cara re]ooted do; o. cars high ,nizod
corn: s15 cara md 45, 500 bu Nc. q do; % cars
ard o,ooo bu rojcottd do; 90 ears No. whito
oats 90 cars and 900 bu No. 2 do; 0 cars TO-
tectod do; cara No. 2ryo; car roioctod do ;
cars No. barley 2 cars No. 3 do; car ro-
jsctod do; car no grado do. Total (775 cars),
$4,000 bu. Inspected out: 1880 bu winter
wheat 1888 bu spring wllent; 27i.0C3 bu
corn 1896 bu oats 2,5I4 bu barley.
The following table shows tho dtatributlon Of
the headstaiEs shipped from this port during tho
pRat week:
, 1874-08-11

,..~ . ".1.....s'n at lully w
, 1874-08-11

Preston, Kcsn & Co.. No. 100 Washington
stteol, give the following quotations at u a.
u. to-day:
, 1874-08-11
a-Dur0t corner Of Wells and KInzie.s;s.
b-D0put o0lucr Of CauAl and kiuEfo.sta.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND i PACIFIC RAILROAD
Dtpst sor,er o Fan inren and &itrauses 1eks. ed
Graad Pacific Hottl. 90"
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-02
short boat on the Western waters. Her ofhcers
are all experienced men and courteous gentle

short boat on the Western waters Her ofncers
are all experienced men and courteous gentle
men.
Cant. G. J. Grammar and first clerk, Mr..
George Wells, are gentlemen with WON we
think it is a luxury to travel, and as this Is
their first visit to our city, we extend to them
on behalf Of our river friends, hearty vel
come, and hope to see botn theln anu tne
Idlewild often at our wharf
The Frank Pargoud is receiving to leave to.
morrow as usual, at z. NJ, for Argyle and
all bend landings.
For GRAND EcoRE.-The Garry Owen, John
Heinz master, W. Culbertson clerk, leaves as
above at 5 p. NJ. to-day. All reports to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
FoR GRAND EcoEE-h place Of Ne'c Bart
AJe The fine passenger packet q. ID. Dur
fee, Il. Sinnott, master, W. McChessney,
clerk, leaves for the above and all way land
ings a; ) o'clock this evening.
For OUAcH1TA RUER-The light draught
packet Bertha Drummer, VIM Wentzel, master,
leaves for Trenton, Monroe, and all landings
intermediate on Ouachita and Black rivers, at
z. M. to-day.
For BAYOU SARA-The fine passenger
packet Selma, A. Dugas, master, A. 7. Irous-
Gale clerk, leaves as above at z. NJ. to-day.
For OuAcHIrA RIVER. The light draughi
| ADAANN-''
i. B. Trinidad, clerE, leaves to-day at . 7. nj.
for Monroe, Trenton and all landings inter
mediate.
For OrE1ousAs.- regular Wednesday
packet Bertha, II. II. Broad. master, y. d.
Schmidt, clerk, leaves as above Il. . O'CLOCK
this evening :,
For ARKANSAS RIvER.-The Katie Z:
| Kountz, Geo. u. Moore, master, leaves at
p. Nj. to-day, for Fort Smith and all landings
intermediate on Arkansas River.
For BATON RoUGE.-The st. John leaves
for the above and all way landings at III A. NJ
to-day.
The upper and lower landings yesterday
we're pretty well filed up with freight. The
receipts Of cotton, sugar and molasses con
| tinue to increase.
The Idlewild returns to Cairo and Evans
vile on Friday next.
We refer our readers to special notice 0
the regular Grand Ecore packet Garry Over
in another column.