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New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
an. ,r.ra. ,or the same tmo IN 1879 mako u on sne
eeatsst importance that Immediate preparations 90

entered upon for buildng - III. ..-.,,r
The Penpsylyauis Railroad company wniie ceI,an n
that ali the roads must ultimately build elevators nave
reached no further point than TO consder hey
ga hest build One of the officers stated yesterday nat
h SouId of course build on the river and their
present property, on the Jersey side Regaruine tne
feasibility of such on the part OF tne
me said that erected the elevators womb ne
great conyepIenee TO the roads, enabling them 70 Keep
their constantly on the road instead OF peine
obliged 10 use a portion OF them for storage purposes
but that 1t was not anticipated that the advantage 10
the roads would he proporionate to the nrst ekpese
Ii was not probable that the increased facites ths
offered by the railroads would produce any advance Ia
the rates OF transportation - 49,,
II seems proba therefore, that the petition to the
railroad companies which Is now circulating IN he ffo
duce Exchange will be well received and meet wlh an
early fufllment Notwithstanding there are many VINO
take a different view OF the matter and oppose such
movement by the railroads.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
THE SING SING ESCAPES.

Two Sing Sing prison keepers, William
Manning and John Clubhouse, arrested yestsrdav
morning by Detectives Sampson and Farley charged
with aiding prisoners to The arrests were the
result OF efforts made by Warden Hubben for severa,
months past. The men were taken to White Pla,us
when Clubhouse announced MS willingness 10 make a
confession. He then related how Brady, Miller Mary
Ann Watts aud others had made their escapes
tie efforts Of himself and Manning with false koJs lie
SAID that ne reeeiyea sio soon A,et the escape Of
good regulations, Clubhouse beng ot q Respectable
fainily In P0ugbkeep1e.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
cover the deficiency. reporter Of THE TRIBUNE called
last evening upon A. r. Wmarth, VcoPresident OF the

Home Insurance Company, at his residence at NO. o'
Fifthave to learn further particulars OF the defaea
,ion. Mr. W,lmarth said that up TO that time ne had
not received any details. Companies, he SAID, wnlch
have 1000 agents, not surprised at oeeasonai ue
faus and even the loss Of all their business on the
Pacific coast would not affect the status OF the company
Magill has been In the Company's enpoymen TOT 10
wears lie is sn in San Francisco, aud at liberty az
bis action IL regarded simply breach OF trust Vne
OF the clerks the Office las been temporarily Piacco "
charge.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
..roor, Hoyse-Sir Lambert Lorraine of the Brit

R-eroori House-Sir Lambert Lorraine of the Brit
lab Ssv Csp wshb Of the British S.v aud eso,gs
bbart Of Bufo nm 1reHas Hok- The Hon. CbIfs y Ds
Inng late United Yds japan Commander e. W Pskr
inr " Esvy the Hon John Robertson OF 81 John - no rns
Hon Nathaniel Wheeler COnnecucui Clarendon
Hon A. J. smith Minister Marine ard Fisheries Of Canada nero
,tsr Hold PIKE and John ~ Rice OF Name
- nc York HoHt-InspectorGen. " H. Dahs hrny a9S
Cspi H-n. OF the steamship Aey,nns & ,naT aS i
Npas,ots Grand tsn,rd Hoif T. HhAe. late Gernsn Con
,ul al Wrnorednd Hotet-D W. hbouIne rfe'ens
81 the De- VALLEY Railway Company AloadTs Hofs-Ile
Hon BenlauIu stark Of CoaIessient
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
A sAN FRANcIsco INsuRANcE pEFAuLrER

FAN FRANCISCO INSURANCE DEFAULTER
Dispatches from San Francisco say that r.
H. Maglll, the agent OF the Home Insurance Company
Of this city, the PhGnx Of Hartford, and the North
British and Mercantile Of London is q defauter In tho
Of 10000. II is reported that Magi has surren-
dered sl s property In California but that t
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
HOME NEWS.
pnoaIsRsr ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETERS, YESTERDAY, AT nupsurs BRoAp"Ai
qam-J2o Xoon-393 30. m-45' Sidngbt-SO' -
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
Announcements |

BURNETT's FlayOring Extracts sold everywhere.
For n first class dress or business HAT 20
direct the EspESscnKID, llS NssssusI
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-A test case was called in the
Hudson County Circuit yesterday, before Judge Bede.
TO decide whether PollceJustice shackletoI held his
office legally not. G. 8. bee made application for
writ OF habeas corpus Ia the OF man named Bush
who lad been committed 10 the Pentepty for ~ days
New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

WHITE PLAINs.-The examination of Tillay
Miller wife of Of the convicts confined in Sing Sing
Prison; John steurer, q German machiuist Of No Ioe
Hester-st., NewYork and Harry Smith. charge OF
aiding prisoners to escape has begun before Justice
Elisha +. Ferris 1t shown that Miss Miller
Sing sng In boat, and landing left the tools In u
yenieut spot behind some timber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-24

A FRENCH CoAcHMAN tFIRsT GLASS; WISHES A
"A situations three years service with the Emneror
Napoleon Ad dress NlCKELs. IS Fulton St. HrcoSlvn
A TTENTlQN.-A REsPEcTABLE SINGLE YOUNG
a man wishes situation "a coachman and garde ner
Gan mlx reQuircd 3k years best city references from
repa AadisE J. o. 6srad odds. ~'' sSAAs " ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRLPH.

DOUISVILLE, October 28.-FlOur and whea
quiet. Corn quiet at 7Oc. Oats quiet at 5i@
sc. Bacon quiet at ~, l5l<Gl4c; sugar-curel
hams, llGl4c. No pork, bulk meats or larC
here whisky, csc.
ST. LOUIS, October 2i.-Flour dul
and unchanged. Wheat duh and lower
NO.2 Chicago, Sc. Corn opened at &c and
closed at 72giSc. Oats dun and dropping; No.
?, 4a910c cash. Whisky steady al g9e. Pork
hrmer at so 50, cash. Bacon-lnly 3 small
order trade. Lard lower; small lots OF sum-
meT sold at l2c.
CHICAGO, october 2f.-Flour dull and prices
dropping. Wheat quiet and weak No. ., SIZE
cash. Corn dull, unsettled and lower; No. ,,
zoe cash; new shelled, 57j1a5Slsc on track.
Data in fair demand at lower rates; No. ., &c
cash. Pork quiet, nominally SO for round
lots. Lard steady at ll.N seller al the year.
Bulk meats steady. Whisky steady at VIC
CINCINNATI, October 2i-Flour dun and
q shade lower, al 81 9oG5 70. Wheat duh aud
lower: red, 81 0o@l 0S. Corn opened firm, but
steady al 509p5c. Eggs duh al &c. Butter
dull and dropping; cnOice western reserved,
Csc: choice central Ohio, 5O9S2c; medium,
Z. g2te. Lard scarce and firm a. lSe. Bulk
shoulders nrmer; q e bid; 8 t9io asked; DO
Old SIDES here. Bacon quiet small sales at
~, l5SlS14c. Whisky, 9Ss.
NEW YORK. October 24.-Flour dun and
heavy. Rye nour steady. Cornmeal quiet al
81 sOa4 %. Wheat less active and lower; No
. Chicago, 81 Ol8l %. Corn firmer; mixed
western, ese soszc- oats duh and loweri mixed
" uFlll
sugar firm; refining 1855; prime, 5se
Molasses dull and unchanged. Rice quiet and
unchanged. Petroleum dull and nominal.
Pork firmer; new mess, sig 25al9 50. Beef
quiet; beef hams dull; choice western, dc.
Cut meats quiet; middies steady; long clear
lO14c; short clear, Sc. Lard hrmer; prime
steam held at l2t<c, Whisky, 81 o..
NEW ORLEANS, October 2L-Flour-com-
mon, 81 10; superilne, 81 p; treble extra,
$500; choice, s. 25a6 50. Corn dull and low
er; mixed, 81; white, 81 ~ Oats hTmer
at Ge6ic. Bran flrmer at 81 10. Hay.-fair
supply and dull; prime, s2b 50; choice, -.
PORK finer at S1g2l .. Dry salt meats
held at sc. Bacon dun at "a, l3S8l554c;
hams-old, EN@l3i e; new, lf1sdl51SC. Lard
quiet; tierce, i31sc; keg, Ice. sugar scarce and
in good detGand: common, re; fair TO good
lair, S5s49Zc; seconds, g4@l0c. MOlaSses-
buyers of prices, Sale lover; common, SIC
prime TO choice, 7l87lc. Whisky steady ;
Louisiana. 81 o.; western, 81 gal o.. Coffee
nrmer; ordinary 10 prime, Egly4e. Corn
meal dun al s. %.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
MONEY HARKET.


PARIS, October 24.-Rentes, OF. soc.
NEW ORLEANS. october 24.-Gold, IOg5 I;
sight, par; sterling, 3D.
LON DON, October 24.-The rate of discount
in the open market for three months bills is
81 per cent, or a per cent below the ban K
rate. The amount Of bullion withdrawn from
me bank on balance TO day IS q 090. Gonsols
for money and account, 8235@s25s. United
states cOupOns-5-2ls, 1875, l05l 10. lt67, 100
l9-4ls, lOs5s; new b. 1857; New York Central,
%; Erie, =; Erie, preferred, As.
NEW YORK, October 2i.-Customs receipts,
sil6;O0 Treasury disbursements, $500. Dry
goods imports for the week, 81 ,272,l7O. Money,
2@2H per cent Prime mercantile paper,5gs7 per
cent. Tor snort and long date. Gold opened al
u0all0is. Borrowing rates Gai 10 4 per cent.
CleariBgs, s70,O00,010. Sterling higher at
49, for sixty days, and $50 for sight.
Government bonds dull and steady; cou-
pOns Of lsol, llSi4: do. Of 1852, lI3; do Of 1854
10; do. OF 1865, III; do. new, No.; do. 1867,
lls5s do. 1855, ll7ss; new SIS, ll2i4 lO-ss, III;
currency IS, ll154. state bonds quiet and
prices nominal; Missouri Is, gI1<; old Tennes-
nessee, o.; new Tennessee, 81: new Viz
ginis 50; old Virginia -; old North
Railroad bonds Inactive. with q Tendency Is
lower prices. stocks active and strong. with
frequent changes, particularly Ia Lake shore,
Whtch advanced from IS 70 SOS. sales az
gresated 95,e0 shares, the interest centering
CHIEFLY IN Western UuiGn. Pacific. Erie. Wa
ash, Pac lie Mail, Northwestern, Ohio and
Mississippi. OF the sales, lS,OO were Western
Union, SOD Pacific Mail, 500 Erie, ~ 600 Lake
shore, 500 Union PacIfic, and 2iWp Wabash
canton, %; Western Union Telegraph, 80;
quicksilver, so; Adams express compa-
ny ll0; Wells & FargO's express company,
49, American express company, Of. United
states express company, 6j1S; Paciic Mail,
4b5 New York Central, 100; Erie, pa Erie
preferred 81 Harlem, IL; Harlem pre-
ierred- l25i Michigan Central, 735<; Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, ~; Northwestern, S71s
northwestern preferred, So: 10 tx Island,
Us; New Jersey Central, l041{ ST. Paul, so :
u. Paul preferred, so WRnssh, 3OI4; Wa
bash preferred, 30; Fort Wayne, so; TerIe
Haute- lusi Ierre Hauie preferred, lz0; Chi
eago and Alton, 81; Chicago and Alton pre-
TERED, le4; Ohio and Mississiuni, D. (:
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, %;
burlington and Quincy, 100; Lake shore, SOi4 !;
chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, - /;
Illinois Central, 80; Union Pacific, 81; Cen
Irsl Hacihc bonds, sZsi Union Pacific bonds,
sss; Hartford and Erie, lOy5s; Delaware and
Lackawana, I07ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25


is for lp1al5: Sll5als5 for 15al6 hands.
| Mich cows are Ia demand az SOata.
| Lemons AND ORANGEs-LemOns per box,
i tl1. Oranges Louisiana, s6i4s 30; selections
| IS; extra tine, 50 -.
| headquarters, 5g7c. sheep, by the carcass
NGrIs-In store, s. IS rates, cash.
oILs-Coal-oil, Per gallon, l7@ise; hnseed'
raw, SOC; linseed. boiled soc; lard oil, per gal
lon, SlGl 10 Turpenune, lse.
ONIoNs-In store, $ 50; silverskIns, 81 3
al 50; reds looking down.
OATs-NOthing doing; nOminaliy 62ci
Ohio. 60c.
| PEANUrs-Too Irregular for quotation.
I PICS FEET-Pcr keg, $3.50.
I POWDER AND SHoT-Powder, per keg, 81 3
sack 81 25; buck, s. 50. Lead, per y, Ses9c.
POTAroEs-In steady demand; New 1orl ,
s. 30aS 3 per Dbl IN store; sales OF Iowa, disy
6ashsl At ne depot, 81 10 stock incTsasi6g
PouITRg.sr txed chickens, ~ SOFAS IS; choice
and old hens, 81. Ducks S5S5 81. Turkeys
$9al2.. Geese, sos.
fTcILi.s-New. per Dbl, $40 50 half Dbl, IS 50.
PRONIsIoNs Bacon clear sides. Excl &c;
clear nib sides, l88l454c; shoulders, l7s9sesc-
Bulk clear sides, I2al2l4c; clear RIB sides, IA
gl2c. Hams, eanvased, sugaf-cured, l21Seglsei
new. do, l9zal5e; unesnyased, I4gl45sei
breakfast bacon, l5ls9l6c; mess pork, per
barrel, IS 81. Lsrd-tieroes, l4he; kegs l5'4S
Ice pals, l6c.
RYE-seed rye arm al 81 lOaI IS per bushel.
SPICEs-Pepper, whole, per 10 &c; gr0undi
Soc. Cloves, SIC. Allspice, .oc. Cinnamon,
whole, SOC; ground, SOC. Nutmegs, 81 -. Gin
ger, whole, a1c; ground, &c. Mustard, pure
ground, 50Hs0e; inferior. 2Oc.
SAUsAGE-Per ID, 9l4gtlOc; city made, lie.
TUENIPs-Per barrel, 81 Zeal 20.
WHITE LEAD-Per H., lO1salI5zc.
WnIsE9- Proof per gallon, as In age and
WHEAr-seed varieties in demand, selling
al 81 10al s. per buShel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
COTTON Markets.

BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, october 2L-CottOn quiet
l4c.
CINCINNATI, October 24.-Cotton dun and
dropping, A1sc.
ST. LOUIS, October 24.-COttOn-buyers and
sellers apart; demand good at lower prices.
NEW ORLEANS. october "A. p.m.-COt
tOu-demaud good, aud prices without quota
bic variation; - les. 22U0 bales: good Ordinary
ding 70 stlci low Iniddling, l41sGl414c; mid
cling to strict middling, lf5f9l45<c; good mid
ding, ls<Gl3l &c; receipts, lib bales; exports
20 continent z7f6 bales; 10 Great Britain, 4l90
bales; stock. 81, 7eS bales ;unsOld last evening,
1860 bales; on shipboaTd, 500 bales.
NEW YORK, October a. l0s25 a.m.-Futures
a shade easier: January, l51sGl5 3 Ice; Feb
Der. i Il-ls0li &C; December, a l5-l6gl5c.
10 81 G.m.-1OttOn weak. and from = 10 &c
lower 10 sell sales made were &c lower.
l5lG55 a.m.-Futures easy; January, l51EG
5-l6c; February, Is 7ltll53 g; March,
53sal5 l3-l6c: Aprll, l69l6 l-lbc; May, Is 5-lo9
To- sc; June l6ssc; October. IBsal4 If-l6c; No.
yem6er, Il ll-I6c; December, Il l5-l6c; sales
for 1uture delivery 2300 bales to-day; last
evening, 300 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October p, 1890 p.m.-Cotton
duh and easier; middling uplands, spoz, = ID I;
Orleans, S1<gS3kd; sales, 500 bales; 1000 for
export and speculation: October and NoNem-
Der shipments from Savannah or Charleston,
nothing below good ordinary, ed NOvem-
Der and December shipments rom Savannah
or Charleston, nothing below good ordinary,
I'D; October delivery from savannah or
Charleston, nothing below good ordinary, I'D.
shipments from Savannah or Charleston,
nothing below good ordinary, ll-l6di No
vember and December shipments from New
Orleans, nothing below low middliBg, Sd.
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ruesdar. the s7th par q octeber. 1s74.

between the hours OF II am. and pm, ex-
pose. at public sale, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, the sale 70 take place Al the southwest
corner Of Main and Madison streets, in Men,
phis, Tenn, the following lots OF ground, sit
uafed ia said city Of Memphis, and described
as follows. to-wfJ: Part OF lot No. 574. begin
ming on toe east side Of DeSOto street So feet
south OF the alley between Madison and Mon
roe streets; thence sCulh with the east Hnelt
DeSoto street 3 feets running back eastWarCiiy
between parallel lines i45 ie-f2 feet TO a stake.
Also, one undi vided half interest in lot No.
3ss on the plan 81 Memphis, beginning at a
DOint on the east side OF Second street ~
feet south from the southeast corner OF second
aud washington streets thence southwardIy
with the east line OF second street "a feet
to the north line Of the alley between Wash
iugtOu and Adams streets, thence eastWardly
Win the north Ene Of SAID alley lfs5S feet "
the west lire OF the Siiey betWeen second and
Third streets; thence nOrthwsrdly with the
dividing line between lots 50 and 2S5; thence
west wardly along said dividing line l4S3S feet
to tie begf ming. A $50, part % The soDdt-
vision lFlF OF original country 10 No. SO. be-
aiming ~ 8 point on the soatb side Of that
pOrtfop Of Jefferson street lyins east OF the
grouuCs and east OF LAID rtiale street So ieet
rom the Intersection OF east hne Of country
lot 80 so with the south line Of Jefferson
street. beiog the northwest e0rner OF re lot
hsrelolnce conveyed ~ - q. Brinkley et Al.
70 ". r h1scDs thence west with the south
line OF jefferson street Is feet TO a stake; :
laence s0uFnwarsily Is rtsht angles w.th Jes-
sersOn street Ia teet to an alley, thence
with said alley 70 feet TO The southwest corner
II said Ris1n slot; thence noffhwsrdty with
BY tie tegnas OF said trust deed All right or
equity Of redemption Is barred, and the atie
is believed 10 be COOL viii convey Is truEs
tee only. r. A. PARKER Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Friday
saws. sThe Esperanza was one OF the BEST
stsrn-,rheel teaIners on the river, She was
uuiIt Tor the Missouri river trade, but has
piled 10 III dsrent ports from this city duIirg
lie past wear. She was IN her fourth year,
and was built and owned IN Pittsburg. Car
tain Zoe DunleVy, her commander, and }. b.
conway, her chief clerk, were among her
pTineIfal owners. She cost forty thousand
dollars when new. Her insurance Is placed
in this city, Wheeling and Philsdelphis The
boat and cargo are reported total los, and
on the latter tbe Cincinnati insurance COM
panies will be the greatest sufferers, as most
81 the cargo IS rom this city. ".-----.,A As the
CITY OF Nlcksburg WAS backing out al NieKs-
burg last Tuesday, Judge Clayton, eolored,
SHOT and killed Charles Conan. Both men
were deck-hands 1.-The st. Louis river
editors are getting GRAVY about the Anchor
line The Sd. Louis Globe OF Friday says;
Zone OF the morning papers gets their ae-
count Of the Anchor line packet company
from the Cairo Bsiiefil-tha1 Is enterpriseS?l.
Yesterday was gloomy DAY, and, a. matter
OF course, items were scarce; we looked
through the Cairo Butlctln and did not nnd
single -. Louis item worth copying .--.-,..
Captain Whitehead, formerly OF this city, Is
nov in charge OF the Helena wharfoOat, ana
Is doing big business.
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RAILROAD THE TABLE,.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE


MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
ARRIVE:
Mail, daily texcept Sunday, at $50 am
J. lpress, daily, 81 las pm Brownsyilie Ac-
oonmodsiion, daily except Sondayls al y
am.
DEPAETs:
Express, daily at $50 am. Mail, daily al
i2.iJ pm. Brownsville Accom- medallion, DALI
teNcept sunday al $40 pm.
Depot Al head OF Main street.
p ket-uihce, No. ~ Main street, corner OF
Madison.
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al Il. O'Clock m. on the southwest corner %
Main and Madison streets, city or Mem ll. 81
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, tna iol-l
TssSsee described as follows: Beginnlu- 81 =
stake at the intersection OF the eAss lla-
Cham berlayue avenue with the Attllll sac 2 :
s-t4f, 80 sSfafa Zine road six chains a1ls
tairtv-six links % stake; thence sollli -
yresf eleven chains and twenty ms lo D.
tI1i-f,-f 5F1r ink 10 "a stake In the east me O.
(Tban1 berlayne avenue. thence norll "a
EAST with the line Of Chamberlayne q rl.... D
ten chains and seveuty-tnraa 4nH., ~ ~,
r5nninc-- CONTAINING six ard ai-llU acres Germ,
fof one 10 OF subdivision OF the Jones e7-..7-
made BY Francis Foster, and OF reogl1 l4 -
Registers once Of shelby county. 49,.
perfecf but sell only As trustee
ocffT JOIN JOHNSTON Irustee-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
TIE COTTON Marked was dull vester-

TIE COTTON MARKET was dull yesteT-
day compared with some OF the previous days
Of Tie week, but the duliness was not 10 much
from smaller >ale>, but from discOuraging tel
cEaphIc Intelligence, which throws ali the
advantages OF the market into the hands OF
buyers. our quotations Of middling went be-
low lsc; New York quoted lls4c, &c lower;
Sew Orleans quoted a. e, &c lower; Liver
pool quoted I'D, l-l6d lower. There was no
chance for cotton against these declines
added 10 The usual saturday Indifference 20
operate 20 down went prices again. Sales
were reported by those interested as follows;
No low cotton changing hands, although
There was some inquiry Tor Il by exporters;
I0w ui3ChuE al l5isc, Is 9-l6c, Is e, lSi &C;
nlidtdng, l5 &C., l4c; gOOi middnt q, l4hic,
-; lf5c- llsc, li9t &c; fancy, IS e aud To- c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
CHANCERY SALE
Of
REAL H5TATD.

No. ll0l, ,R--Efrst Chaucery Court OF shelby
eounty-A- V DUPONT ct al vs.. A. e. Dill.
D4 virtue Of an fnterloeu tOry decree Tor sale
entered in the above cause on the 18th day
OF May 1874, VIII sell, al public ancfion, 10
The highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Masters office, Memphis, Tenn.
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H'-0" --- X. n. L.npwIa, Observer.
Movement of Boats.

The st. Francis, from Helena, came
in during the forenoon with IL bales cotton
and SIS sacks cOtton-seed. The Ella, from
White river, arrived at noon with - bales
cotton, reshipplng 81 bales at Terrene fer
New Orleans. The Grand Tower, from st.
LOais had Tor city merchants l62 sacks corn,
gs sacks bran, ls5 sacks wheat, % sacks oats,
1861 barrels -four and meal, - barrels pota-
toes and apples, s. bales hay, II crates cabbage,
"a bales cotton and 100 packages butter, went
pack after dark with 90 bales cotton. The r.
W. Dugan, for Cincinnati, cleared after dark
with ld5 bales cotton ana Is bales rags. The
81 Francis, Tor Helena, and Ella, for White
rfNer den.rted with fair trips.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25
Saturday, 9TH day o. November, 1874.

at the southwest corner Of Main ana ll-..--l.-
streets, in the city Of Memphis le---7---
sell, within legal hours a. pl1-Ll ,l--s .' -.
highest bidder, for cash. the property -5-l.
in said trust deed As a Tot or isil-1- %
with improvements thereon, s-ll--e- 2.
and being in the city OF Memphis county
shelby. ard state Of rauuess5e- F-1- z. ..-
block No. 81. in origiual country lot 80 -
on the south side OF Union street. 9e----Ll--
at point about 30 feet east nom l.l-l --l--
OF Union and Second slre5tsi Ll--l7
with the south side o. linton slr-e- y ~
more or less thence Sou-l - L1e- 90 az a-..1
thence east with said alley ABOUT =
thence north 800 feet % the 1esinllil--
beginning point IN this DESCRIPTION i--- ~
east boundary Of said l0- w-L extend 20 SUI
include the middle OF the division Wtlt ~ --'
double tenement bricz re,il els-7 ~ y. -.
bv Joseph u. Williams to said ID. h. -iV---.
aud &. ". Fackier, respect FelJi -a-4 --- s.-.-
premises hereby conveyed being l-l5 $50
conveyed by said Nlll1alls 70 sll4 ~ p 81
10y BY deed dated November -. 10, -L...
corded in the Registers Office OF olelo4 lo----
", in book A., page D. ,.--.r 81. DID,
TIE title to said property Is peiisttL II '
good but sell ard convey only IS tl.-s-e-.
October 5, 1874 J. W CIR 1le- ----
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state OF Tennessee, Shelby nty.-Ofice OF
county Court clerk. Memphis, Tenn, sep
ministratOr.
HAVING suggested the Insolvency OF The
III estate OF Lawrence SaniO, deceased, you
are hereby ordered 10 give notice, by adver
tisement IN some newspaper published with
in the said state, and also at the courthouse
door OF shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, 70 appear and hle
the same with the CLERK OF the County Court,
authenticated IN the manner prescr. bed oy
law, on or before the 18th day OF December r
1874; aud any claim not hied on or before said
day, OF before an appropriation OF the FUNDS
of said estate is made, shall be forever barred
both IN law and equity. Witness my hand,
office, this 26th day Of September, la.
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
BY T. +. Meath. Deputy Clerk ser 81
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