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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving Thia Day.

weather, Rivers ana Business.
Yesterday was cool and clear. The river
is declining here with seven feet scant to
Cairo, and nve and half feet thence to st.
Louis The Ohio continues to decline with
bat thirty inches from Louisville down.
White and Arkansas rivers are also receding.
the former having thirty inches on the shoal-
est places, and the latter but twenty-five
inches from Little Rock out. Business on the
wharf yesterday was fair,
Stage Of Rivers.
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. U. 8. A.
November 8. 1874.
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DIR. DIS. 3 Oh NSDE2
FRIVATEE
Medical Dispensa1v
HO. AZ Jefferson street,
Between Main and Front Row,
MEMPHIS, TEhE
Established in lSs0g


Z ~ tVh 2ftsjs ~ aCruo Vlatl .ed b. al rsEt
~ ti7s Interested, a. by PR tlss moss nllcesss
- - s-c-aa n che treatment or Oh Vsre CT
seeI st 81 seitseH. Quicz, thorough au.l peirras
esLi- t.ltti guaranteed lu every ease. male q
tz--is- is--iiii css-- 81 lfgucrrIaa alI s5-~ o.
- culeu IN a rev days, without the u-a q.
mercury cnangs Or diet or tf1franc8 frcu1
cuisines 7eeoodsiry ven ils--r1a est -szi -
voluntary loss o. semen stq1p--f - 4 shr5-.
ZINE. s4Eerers ron i1c lOteucy Or ICss -
sexual power restored % free vf-1r IL a fs7s
HeS11 tIlttit- yl ---.-t. iH- excess va
Vsnery, Bufferllzg tfCsl s-t.r -lst. a 71-t 49,
or physical and mental power, H- zaGlIy ~ q
permanently cured.
Particular atJentlOn paid % t1s fyfseszsa--
women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cared oy rae
remsdfeG.
e All consultations strictly ecnhdenGaL
3 Medicines sent 81 szprcss 10 al parts c. t1s
soCntTy,
once hours from an. % pm. sunday,
from 70 Pm
sp2 dAR 81. s.. JOHNSON a. T.
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xESPHIs AND CHARLEsToN.

yal every day., AT 30 an. Express
sfaiIy except Saturday, al pm. Somervtlle
accom- mediation. daily except Sunday at 1
nm Grand junction accommodation at {
DIN.
NAL, every day at 10 am. Express, isily
Fgz-cepr sunday At Is am. Somerville &C.
c,nlmodatiun. daily except Sunday 81 -
s.H5 Grand Junction accommodation, every
day at 80 Pm.
rs. nee, No. Z7s Main street, corner
south CONT
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PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS.

ARRIVES.
Nail snd Freight, al am.
DEPARTS:
NAL aud Freight az nm.
The NAL and freight train leaves CoytngtOn
20 Memphis al : an. and returns 70 COYlng-
ton 10 7s6 pm.
trains leaving Memphis viii start from
Underwriters Warehouse.
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DT virtue OF a deed Of trust made 70 me a.
ID trustee, on the 10Th day OF September,
ls7l, by D. B. MOl0y and Ellen p. lI0LOy, his
wife, for the purpose Of securing the payment
Of two notes, and interest, mentioned IN said
Geed, one for 5000 and the other for $50,
which deed has been duly recorded in the
registers Office Of shelby county, state OF
Iennossee. IN book No. 8. naEe ~. l -E-LL. on
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
ARRIVES:
Mail, daily Except Sunday, at 2:t9 an
Express, daily, at I:45 pm. BROWNSVILLE Ae,
cOTnmodation, daily except sunday al %
an.
DEPARTS:
E-rress. daily at $50 am. Mall, daily a.
I2.3D ON. Brownsville Accommodation ualiy
texcept Sunday at 4:i6 pm.
It-.jof a. head OF Nam street.
TiqTet-of5ce, No. ~ Main street, corner Of
Madison.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
ARRIVES:
Sevr orleans Mail (every day, at 2:l0 pm.
Ernress daily Sundays excepted, Rt ~ am,
Freight and accommodation, daily Sundays
excepied) at lbs pm
DEPAETEs
New Orleans Mail (every day., at II Is am.
Erpress. daily Sundays excepted, At = PIN.
Freight and Accommodation, daily Sundays
ercsptedl, ST 30 an.
DEPOT al foot OF Main street.
Tieket-ofdce, No. ~ Main street corner OF
Madison.
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FINDER aud by virtue OF q deed OF trust
| " executed 70 me March 3, ISL. By Anne
r. Johnston, to secure q certain indsbtedaness
therein mentioned, and OF record in the Re-
ster's office Of shelby county, in book y. paea
sol, / will, on
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SaturIar. Norember Z. 1874.

within legal hours, the following describe
property, tO-wit:
Lying and being IN Memphis, shelby cOun-
", Tennee see, and known as the eastern pCr
ton Of lot No. So, OF John ID. ArmOurs sub
division CT original county lot 40, trOltlng >
feet on Madison street and running back be
tween parallel lines LIS rect 70 an alley.
Z ernls OF Sals-Cash. equity Of redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed CT trust.
This October Is, 1874.
e a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Humes x POstOn, Attorneys. OcEsS
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

THE FINANCIAL situation was q little
duzIer than several days, on account of those
who are periodically disposed giving day 10
their country" at the polls. Money is plenty
and nobody applies for it; what would they
do with il at a time when nobody viii buy
that csn help it, Exchange was in moderate
offering at unaItered rates; New York, Boston
and eastern points generally buying at q dis
count; New Orleans, 4; selling on all points
Al par. Brokers were paying l09 for gold; for
round lets lO95<; selling at ll0. The finance
committee Of the city council, at their meet b
ing on Monday, favored the taking Of undis-
Dured city coupon at s.; this action has had
no effect on Madison street where both cur
rency and gold bonds are taken at 80;
atainted" currency bonds will bring 80 Moth
ingis DOM in coupons on the street. The
NrE York Herald Of saturday reports:
t.Dpera Ors O., ay complained Of intense dull
ness Business at the board hiss declined
within the last ten DAYS almost 70 the mid
"a inner minimum. There were lew outside
lluvzrs, little OF 10 encouragement 70 specula-
On and all sides q disposition 10
zrait on future developments. The street
aUuesY- 20 be at sea with reference
10 onward movements, and presents the "a
-Daeracie O. utter dependence on me CONNER
cial slIu ton. w en- the latter improves and
capital once more nnds employment; when
our lsborers are again at work, earning N
stead of spending; when our railroads show
gains 10 their receipts and our banks activity
IN the use Of money, new era OF specula-
rfop viii set in; but until then there Is little
10 be hoped for in the way Of permanent re-
cOvery."
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Saturday. Noyember sI, 1s74.

At Y o'clock m, on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, city Of Memphis,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing real estate, lying IN shelby county, Ten
essee, described as follows: beginning al q
stake at the intersection Of the east line OF
Chamberlayne avenue with the south side OF
the state Line road; thence south 675z9 east
with the state Line road six chains and
thfrty-six links to a stake; thence south 265<7
west eleven chains and twenty links 70 a
stake, thence north 90 west SIX chains ana
thirty-fOur links to a stake in the east line o.
Cham berlayne avenues thence north Z63<e
east with the line OF Cham beriayne avenue
ten chains ana seventy-thres links to the be
ginning, containing six and 94-l00 acres. being
lot one ~ Of subdivision Of the Jones estate,
made BY Francis Foster, and Of record in the
Registers office Of Shelby county. Equity OF
redemption waived, and title believed 10 be
perfect, but l sell only as trustee.
Cctl7 JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. y, R.-First Chancery Court OF shelby
county-R. J. Baker VS.. j. y. Hallahau-
DY vntue or an iuterlOcutOry decree t0-
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
9th day OF April, lS72. and renewed oci Ober
5, 1872, aud October T. 1871, L will sell at bIb-
lie auction, to the highest bidder, n trOut Uf
the Clerk AMI Masters Office, city OF Mem
phiS, Tennessee, On
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Bankrupt sale.
A y Assignee OF Partee s. Harbert, Bank
q rupts, viii, on
Wednesday, 9th day OF December, 1874

in front Of my old efiee, No. Is Union street,
sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash, all the
Books belonging to said bankrupts, including
al notes and accounts Of the firm of Partee
q HaI bert. REEFS b. EDMONDSON,
october Il, 1874. Assignee.
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CHAMCERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Saturday, November "a, 1874.

second ChaRcery Court Of shelby county
VIM, Morrow, treasurer, vs.. 3. j. Persons.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree Tor sale,
ID entered in the above cause on The I'd day
Of October. 1874, 4 VIII sell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front Of the county
courthouse, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, November IA, 1874.
withiug legal hours, the folloVing described
real estate, t0-Wit:
Twelve hundred and dlty l251l acres OF land
in shelby county, Tennessee, In district No.
ID and Is the sast half Of eQtry No. "a, and lies
lust east Of the Mississippi and Tennesses
Railroad and south OF Bradshaw avenue.
Terms OF 5aie-2Cash.
This October ., 1874.
Md STEWART, Clerk and n aster,
By George Mallory, d. q. and d.
! W. w. Mcdowell, sol. for eomplt. Oct4
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Di virtue Of the powers vested in me by de-
ID cree Of the second Circuit Court or shelby
county, appointing me trustee in the room
and stead of VIM. II. Pas more, to a deed 0f
trust made by John H. Miller to said VIM II.
PassmOre, on the Sd day OF June, 1870 for the
purposes therein specified, and recorded IN
the Registers Ofice Of Shelby county, Ten
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GOOD GRANGE
To Commence Business.

To Commence Business.
| GTOR RES and well-selected stock
| y OF CLOTHING and FURNISHTNG GOODS,
located at No. 2l9 Main street, under Worshaln
House, for sale on long time for good paper
/ Proprietor has two places Of business, and lie
deSir US OF dispO, ling Of one. For particulars
apply to L. KAUFMAN. Isl Nam st.
DisaOlusiOo Of Rartnership
/ THE firm Of Collier a McCluDg Is this day
| dissolved. Il. B. Collier will continue the
/ business. assuming al liabilities, and is alone
auth lrized 10 collect and receipt for 81 money
due the firm. ii. i. COLLIER
| J W. MCCLUEG.
Oak Fill, Tenn, October %, 1874. Dov3
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday pre-
seute1 q rather quiet aspect; the election alb
sorted most Of The iut-rest OF the day, and
4rsrssrtjous were less liberal than the orders
o. hand would otherwise have maze them.
The partial indispOsition 70 operate was pari-
AZ induced by the absence OF LelegraTns from
Ser York. New orleans showed some i'm
rlr ByemeuL: there WAS an active demand aud
an advance o &c, quoting middling al "a &c.
\ yaru. al WAS QuieG and uncRa Dged al "a
"a Ehe lLI prOyrment IN New Orleans, and
st5rne eszeruess in tue demand, gave more
irmneSs 20 the market, aud quot atoms were
july supporteI. Prices, as reported by oper-
tors, were as fol lows: Batting cotton, &c; good
ordinary, lSaI31[e; low mtddling, Is Ice,
Is 7-l5c, I3lac; mtddhng. IL &c, and ls1sc; cd
chan. I'd at the cotton exchange, as follows:
flrcil s.------ 149
Good ord mary -
Low lnidd1ng
Middling yL1-
syhe market was steady; moderate dem and ;
oftTiugs light; sales lsO0 bsies, OF Whieh eX-
porJsrs took 600 bales
Receipts rdsy.-.....-.-.----.. 1859 S,s12 -
Receipts same DAY last week. l-5o5 Z,ll5 -
Receipt since last Friday. 80 4,oSs $50
Receipts same time last week - by5sS 5,sol
Receipts same time week be - -.
vzzeelrrs since sept. l.....7S,756 50 4si s. ,459
z,l1ck % hand ,074 q $50 Il Sos
-hfDmeu = tnls day -.-..--------.---- is15o -JoO
Z Hiroads-north ~ south, 4o4 l,2Ol l-S5
Er-ar-north 2Sl. south, 81 S55 l50 -
H. g 5s.ss5 1905 E7,5F
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Movement Of sOats.

eBelow high water of 1874.
n NJ ludwig ObSarver
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ROCK CITY
PAPER MANUFACTURING CO.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

w E MAKE A SPECIALITY OF NEWS
PAPER, and are furnishing, in addition to
the Nashville papers, the Appeal and Ava
lanche OF Memphis, besides many others.
We win be glad to correspond with Pub.
fishers in regard to their supply of paper.
oct2S S. NJ. SCOTT, Prest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-28
ROOMS TO LET.

A NUMBER OF HANDSOMELY FUR-
IA nished hooms to let, single or en- suite.
Apply to the second house 10 nth oiSt. James
Church. Spring street. nlatf
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LOST.

r OST-ON THE NIGHT OF OC- EHY9
l. tober I'd. pocket diary for E ~ j
1874, containg papers and memo- !tsAAssasxs3
randa. of no use to any ono but
the owner; also, draft on the Treasurer ee
the Cni;ed States, the payment Of which hal
been stopped. A LIBERAL REWARD will
be raid 10 the finder by leaving the arti-
eles at the office of Baily \ Cole. over ".
II; Clark's Store. in Eureka, and no questions
asked nj lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-28
Amllntoltd <Dispattlt,
rTHE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
SEPTEMBER 2s. 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY ELEcrIoN.-The
Conservatives Of the city are called upon to.
dsy by means of q primary election to ex.
press their preference for candidate to be
voted for at the November election to fill the
vacancy in the State Senate caused by the
resignation of Colonel John X, Connally.
Colonel Connally's term began in December,
1871, aud will expire previous to the assem-
bling of the General Assembly in 1876, and
his successor will be elected for the unex-
pired portion of the term.
Every registered Conservative is entitled
to vote in the ward where he is registered.
There will be only one voting.place for
each ward. The Jackson Ward voting
place will be at the engine-house on Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth. The other
places were announced in this paper Satur.
day morning, and are the same used in the
contest between Ex-Governor G. G. Walker
and Colonel j. Il. Guy.
The candidate receiving the highest vote
in each ward will be entitled to name the
delegates for that ward, and the delegates
from the city of Richmond and from the
county of Henrico will meet together and
nominate the candidate. The names Of DIR.
A. S. McRae, General Bradley t. johnson,
and Colonel William G.. Darlington will be
submitted to the voters.
The returns will be carried to the tempo.
rary headquarters Of the City Conservative
Committee, 915 Bank street, between Ninth
aud Tenth, and will be there opened in pres
ence of the members of the committee and
friends Of the contestants.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN, p. NJ, lot on the east line Of Eley-
enth between Main and Cary streets.
RI HARRISON & CO., s P. 81, brick store ard
dwelling No. 1894 Main street, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, P. NJ. improved
real estate on the north side OF Main between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, aud on
Main between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
and on the north side Of Franklin between Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth, and on the east side of
Seventeenth near yenabe.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, P. N, tenement No.
zoos Main street. between Tenth and Eleventh
Opposite to the pOst-oflce).
LYME & BROTHER, framed tenement on the east
limo Of Twenty fourth street between M and \.
". aODDIS, 4 P. NJ, real estate on the north side
Of Main street between Seventeenth and Etgh-
teenth and between Nineteenth and Twentieth.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at Mr. Robsrt
Rnrvey's, corner Of Adams and Clay streets,
thIrty.tve dirt-carts aud lot Of barress.
JAMES M.TAYLOR & SON, 5x P. n. two-story
brick dwelling tNo. 62sl on the west side OF
Seyente eenth near Carripgton street.
n. 81. LEE r. ~, building lot on the east Iiae OF
Fifth street north OF Baker. ~
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FOR CHILDREN

Professor ANDERSON, THE WIzARD.-To-
night Professor j. II. Anderson, the great
wizard of the North, commences an engage
ment at the Virginia Opera-House, where be
will be assisted in his wonderful perform
ances by Miss Leona Anderson and Miss Lou
Blondeau. These young ladies take part in
the aerial suspension, and perform other feats
for the amusement and pleasure of their pa.
irons.
The Professor was born in Scotland.
When he was ten years old he went out from
his hone (Which was broken up by reason OF
the death of his father) as call-boy for the
atrical company. Finally he became magl'
clan, and made q number of curious specl-
mems of mechanical apparatus in rude
style. at the age of seventeen he appeared
in Aberdeen, where his success was far be-
yond his expectations. Travelling through
Scotland, England, and Ireland, be built in
Glasgow the City Theatre, which was de-
stroyed by fire, Mr. Anderson losing every.
thing he possessed. He commenced second
magical tour through Scotland and the con-
tinent of Europe, Germany, Prussia, RUSSIA,
Denmark, Sweden, thence back to England,
and finally to the United States, and in 1902
back to Europe again. He came back to this
country again, and since that time has been
very successful magician. He has added
number of new features to his already cap
tiyating entertainment, and he will no doubt
have crowded houses during his stay in Rich
mOnQ.
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AN INTERESTING SURGICAL OPERATION AT
THE CHURCH INSTITUTE.-On the 9th instant
a Confederate soldier named Fl. ii. Cook ap.
piled for admission in the Church Institute,
formerly the College Infirmary, on account
of a wound received at the battle OF Cedar
Creek on the 10Th day of October, 1864.
Shortly after receiving the wound he was
taken to the military hospital in StauntoD,
Va, where he remained until the 9Th OF July,
1868. but was unable to walk for a year after.
On leaving Stauntop, though entirely help
less, he had to depend on the charity and be-
neyoence of the people on bis
route to convey him short distance
at time until he reached home,
niue miles west of Raleigh, N. c., some time
in the month of August. Though he there
improved sufficiently to enable him to walk
during the summer of 1866, yet the wound
never healed. A continual discharge took
place from that time. In spite of this dis.
charge the poor fellow worked on his farm
for several years until he became again dis
abled in 1870. Five different openings form.
ed in his leg, though discharge was kept up
from that time until he managed to return
to Staunton. There DR.. A. NJ. Fauntleroy,
under whose care he had been whilst staying
in the Military Hospital, operated on his
wounded thigh for the purpose OF removing
the dead bone, which was the cause OF his
suffering. After recovering from the e1ects
of the operation, which took place Eebru-
ary 22d, 1874, he returned to bis distant
home, but continued to suffer. On reach"
ing Richmond he applied to DR.. Hunter NC
G1ire for advice and assistance, who gene.
rouslv offered to operate on him free of
charge if he could get means to defray his
expenses here. The Rev. DR.. Jeter, hear
ing of his condition, directed him TO the
Chnrch Institute, and procured the necessary
funds to provide for him while detained here.
On September 10th DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
assisted by Drs. H. Thomas, F. D. Cunning,
ham, Taliaferro, and Moncure, removed from
the centre of the thigh bone piece of DEAD
bone four inches long. After ten years or
continual suffering, MIR. Cook will at last be
restored to health and usefulness. He is
now improving rapidly, and hopes to reach
home BY the end OF next month sound and
healthy man. Thanks to DR.. McGuire's skill
and Dr.. Jeter's charity.
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THE FAIR AND FAIR-GRoUNDs.-The EX.
ecutiye Committee Of the State Agricultural
Society, with a number of invited gentle
men, visited the grounds of the Society Sat
urday evening. The heimprorements, of which
full account was given in the Dispatch two
or three weeks ago, are approaching compile
ton, and add wonderfully TO the convenience
aud appearance of the place. The re-
arrangement of the buildings on compact
plan, and the erection Of the grand stand ana
new dining.saloon, especially commend them
selves TO the approval Of the people. i,
All the indications point to splendid
Fair. The Secretary of the Society is daily
in receipt of letters from persons in distant
States who propose 70 make exhibitions. II
our manufacturers are as alive as usual 10
their interests there will be one OF the great
est industrial expositions that has ever taken
place In this city.
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Police COURT. SATURDAY.-Pohce JUS
tice joseph j. White. presiding.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
Marley Wickham, charged with setting tire
to house belonging to Mr.. Thaddeus A.
Chalkley, was sent to Chesterfield for trial,
az the property is situated in that county.
Anthony Powell, guilty of removing night
soil in violation of a city ordinance, was
fined s.. -.
Joseph Kirsh was fined 81 for feeding his
horse in the street. ;.
The case of John 81. Williams, a suspl
cious character and supposed escaped con
yict, was continued to the 2Sth.
Robert Brown and Mary Smith were hnec
50 so for drunken and disorderly conduct.
Kesiah Gaines, alias Anderson, was re-
auired to give surety for good conduct ioi
six months.