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redemption and certlhesses Of deposit, a
nrQFfuP1 by law, s5l525.UV3. total Ia treasury
7 SlT0ii Oh; Debt less cssh IN treasury
4 s1fS4C6i. s6i: decrease during OctoseFi Vssi
/ All. bonds issued 10 Pacific railway companies
aud I'M crest payable in lawful money pliAep 7
pal aud outstanding, $y,o39iz3 interest," ~
nv 4 nited Siafes. $780, ls:ssrssJ repaid
by transport alton OF mails etc. So, 49, 253; ball
anee Of interest paid by United states. sls,-
SO ll3.
new YeRF Noyehbef ---caslona re-
ceirIs, s304O0 Treasury disbursement,
s755 900. Money active, e'osing az 45s@o
per cent. sterling quiet, but steady at seSs I
94S4 for sixty days, and 49, for sight. frlme
mercantile paper. sal per cent. for snort and
long. Gold l0I<1ifBs g-opeUing and closing
rates. p Srfowing rates, l-2 until v ednesday,
and 5alO per cent. per snnum loans were
also made dat. Clesrings, S29.00jO00. Rail-
rosd bonds were lower for Chicago and North
western consolfdatea, and Pacific railroads
Government bonds were nrmi coupons OF
Issl. llT<; do, o. 1865, li95s, extntsrest; do OF
IRef. 49, ez-interesf; do. OF 1855. ll4}5, eX-
Interest; -. new, Il65s: do. of 1861, 1873; do.
OF 1865 II754; new S, lil5si le-4Os, Il214i cuI-
Missouri Is, az; old Tennessee. 70: new Ten
neSsee, 20; new Virginia, 81; Old Virginia, 81; old
North carolina, q new North Caroline, -.
Stoeks fuctuated but slightly, with general
downward tendency, closing prices being
~ per cent. below the highest prices, and
generally 81 the lowest point Of the dsy. The
decline was most marked in Pacific Mail,
Union Pacific. sales for the day aggregated
i07 COD shares, OF which 500 were Western
Union, 2i COD Pacific Mail, - 90 Lake Shore,
200 Union Pacific, 900 northwestern, 5000
Wabash, and 500 ObiOs. Quotations were
Canton, 80; Western Union Telegraph, 49,
9uicksilver, 5V3I; Adams express company
IDS; Wells & Fargo's express company, =;
a merican express company go; tinted
states express company, % Paclnc Mail.
AZ; New York Central, i92; Ecie, Is =; Erie
preferred, Is; Harlem, ID; Harlem pre-
erred, Il; Michigan Central, 745a; PitLsburg
md Fort Wayne, SIS; Northwestern, ~;
northwestern preferred, 62lS; Kiosk Island,
-; New Jersey Central, le51t; ST. Pau, y -
lash preferred, %; Fort Wayne, 92,S; Terre
5aute, l07; Terre Haute preferred, 70; Chi |
ago and Alton, Is; Chicago and Alton pre- |
erred, ltJ; Ohio and Mississippi q; |
cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, IS |
and quincy ,l025S Lake Shore, So |
1hicsgO, Columbus aud Indiana Central, % I
Illinois Central, 92}4; Union Pacific, 3414; Gem |
raj Pacific bonds, 1875; U uion Pacific bonds |
"a; Hartford and Erie, leO5<; Delaware and
4a0kawana, l0als.
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PRODUCE xAKKETs.
BY TELEGRAPH.

! LOUISVILLE. November 2.-Flour, wheat
and corn quiet. Oats quiet at 059b9c. Bacon
| quiet at to l39l4c. Sugar cured hams, l2g
! lac. PORK. bulk meats and lard nominal
Whisky, 96c
NEW ORLEANS, November 2.-Sugar-re.
ceiptS 31l hhds; sil sold; fajr 10 fully lair, g
q e; seconds, S9sc- Molasses- pts, IOsI
bbls: all sold common, 55c; fair, 5sd59c; prime
TO choice, 6O@S5c.
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-Flour dull
Wheat frmer; No. red fall, g31z 9si1a &C. Corn
firmer; No. ., 75c track, cash. Oats nominally
5)a50J5c cash Pork lower, S992o p. Dry
salt meats, good jObbing trade; packed lots,
= al lOi lI0lSla1lGII1zc. Bacon quiet; iOO-
bling and order lots, s, G49l252s ami iS1sSlic.
Lard, l2c.
CINCINNA ATT, November Flour steady,
family, s. 30. Wheat quiet; red, 81 0S@l 0S.
Corn quiet; new, 60G62c. Oats quiet, 53g5os.
Linseed Oil steady, soc. Lard oil nrm and IN
cheese steady and unchanged. Provisions
quiet and nominally unchanged. whisky
steady, sjc.
CHICAGO, November 2.-Flour steady; fair
to choice shipping Y, StG4 80. Wheat in fair
demand and higher; No. . sil39o454c cash.
Corn active and higher No. ?, 7l54i972c cash ;
ear. 60c. Oats steady: No. ?, 80 C cash. Pork
closed irm new mess sI7 50 cash sI7 o. seller
February; SIS 50 seller all the year. Lard firm
1t II Sjc seller ali the year; ll6Oc. seller Feb
uary. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders, Tl4c
short rib middles, g5lc. Whisky steady, s61zc.
NEW YORK. November 2.-FlOur quiet and
unchanged, closing n buyers favor. Rye
-four steady, with moderate demand, at 81 l51
%. Cornmeai steady at 81 25ggi % Wheat
.2d3c better. closing steady, with light supply
and fair demand; No. Chicago, 81 029l 06.
Corn opened steady but closed rather heavy !;
mixed western Sc IN store. Oats hrmer aud
more active; mixed western, 59e56l3zc. Coffee
frm sugar dull. MolsSses and rice quiet.
Petroleum firmerS refined, u9l1 &C. Pork
frmer; western mess, SD; prime mess, SO p.
Beef dull and nominal. Cut meats quiet.
Middles quiet; long clear, Olsci long and
short clear, December and January, &c.
Lard dIlli and heavy: prime steam, lie. But
ter heavy; western, lSeJGc. Whisky lower at
gecGsI.
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Non. Resident Notice.

No. 752-In the First Chancery Court of shelby
county, Tennessee.-henry Buck ct al, IS.
Francis E. Pratt ct a.
10 appearing from affidavit In this cause
that the defendants, Francis e. Pratt. sarah +.
Buck, WIn- {. a. Buck and Kate Buck (tne last
three minors without guaFdi8nj, all Of Ala
Christianas MasseuEale. Thomas Massenga!e q,
Edward AasEengale (the last three minors
without guGrdian); Charlotte y assengale-
VIM. MasseDgsle, Virginia /. Wethered aud
james Wethered, all Of Mississippi; Henry
Buck Of louisiana James 3. Payne, John
Wtnn and wife, Mary Z. VIM, J. d. Carter
and wife, Sarah z. Carter. al OF Texas; Bled-
soc Wetnered, " ARGUS " 9bhered, " itiiam1
Wethered, Abram Wethered, EudOra King
Susan A. King, William J. King, Nathan j,
King minors without GUARDIAN; Charles T.
smith and wife, Mildred smith, Annie RaTi
William Ray, Arthur Roy and George Ray
last four minors withcat GUARDIAN, and Hen
rietta b. Buck. are nOn-residents or the state
of Tennessee5 and &c also appearing that j ames
Algernon Buck, Francis Marcus Buck, and
henry Eugene Buck, the three minor
children OF Henrietta l.. Buck, are non
resiUen or Tennessee and residents Of Texas;
and this suit being for the purpose OF sale
and partition OF certain real estate in shelby
county, Tennessee, being Us acres, known as
lot No. II in subdi vision A, OF q 5ll-acre tract
granted to A. b, Carr, about 81 miles from
Memphis, on the Memphis anu Charleston
Railroad. and in which these defendants may
be interested:
Ib Is therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein, at the cOurthouEe in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the FIRST
Monday in NOvenb Der, 1874, and plead, answer or
demur to complalnants amended and supple
mental bill, or the same via be taken for con-
fessed as 70 them and set for hearing sXparte
and that copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. Ehis5sn day of October, lS74.
A copy-ettest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BY Il. b. AcHenry. Deputy &. and u.
Smith, Scott a Jefferson, and Heiskell s
W eatner1Ord. sOlS. for cOmpE 'uts. oct IN
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face, forwafi! 4ss4sh iii. eaptaaa ol
the BOIL creek packet, Bully Boz. ssys ~ r
golug 10 uniform his crew. ThB cigttfs Pile
and eREin9ers viii wear mosquito bar suits,
WITH ranieFs Tie black r0nstabouts viii
paint their legs red, wear ssaBer shirts and go
baTeheaded. The captain and ehseiberm8id
viii wear calico frocks, with hoopskiris, ycis
low stockings and straw bustles. Both Will
wear bon nets trimmed with dog-fennei and
turkey-tsils. The boat will be painted black
all over. 1.-The Brooklyn Seadag sun,
spec kiDs or Daniel Drew, says: Daniel les
ing his father about The same time that Cor
nelius lost his, turned mis- a tentlon to driving
cattle 70 the metropolis. Beginning at first IA
small way, be increased bis trade. and con-
tinniag It for fitteen years, grew quite pres:
herons. Having made one hundred
thousand dollars or more, and lay
became an extensive cattle dealer,
sending agents throughout the country TO
purchase stock. In ls3i be bought half ir-
terest In a steamboat on the Hudson, which
led 70 long Continuance In enterprises Of
that sort, Although he had Vanderbilt for
rival, he prOspsred finely, sud at one time
carried passengers from here 10 Albany for
shilling per head. Drew was large stock
holder la the company formed by Isaac New
ton as o., which was the origin OF the Peo-
pies line. On the completion Of the Hudson
cut; but he declined, declaring that the run
ming Of the cars wonid Increase the patronage
OF the boats He was right and he found his
profit in bis perspicacity. ne still holes an
Interest, think, North river steamers, and
mas the honor OF having the finest bsat-the
Drew-en any OF The interior waters named
after him."
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COTTON MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPM.

BY TEBEGRAPW.
CINCINNATL, November 2.-Cotton dull at
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-CottoBi quiet
ST. LOUIS, November 2.-CottOn-little do
ing; good ordinary, l31sc; low middling, 1875;
miduung, l4c.
NEW ORLEANS. November 2.-Cotton-
any change In prices. The exchange closed
on account OF the election, and there was but
utue business during the morning. stores
during the evening. Receipts. 22lO bales; no
exports stock, 6s,542 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Noyenbsr2 ,. 4 20 pm. Cotton
3 shade easier; middling uplands, Apot,7ss@
aEO for export aud Speculation
pm otton-October and November
shipments from SavanDshsOr Charleston, no
thihg below coed ordinary, : Sled; November
and December delivery from savannah or
Charleston. nothing below gOO1 ordinary,
7Zd; November and December shipments
from savannah or Charleston, nothing below
low middiing, = a.
D. m.-Sales of American cotton to-
dsy, 6J0O. bales JsnqaTy and February de-
below low middling, 73si,
NEW YORK, November ., l0:z5 a.m.-Fu-
lures weak January, Lo9l l-locs February,
l55k ais 7-I6c; March, l53s Sl5ze; AuTil, l51s 81
IS - &c: Novem Der, a s-i60t45sc; Deeem Der,
io.lj am -Cotton quiet and nominally uu-
changed.
$3.50 p.m.-Cotton quiet and unchanged
sales today % spinners, l25 bales; Saturda,
evening for export, 10 bales; 70 spinners, ~
bales. 70 specu ators, ls2 bales
fZ:I5 B.m.-Fntures steady; January, = l-l6c
February, - zql5 7-l6e; NaTcn. l53s9l5 ll-l6ei
April, IS 3-l5c; November, l45s4A h-l6ci De
ceUber, is5<9 ais 9-I6c; sale, II, 100 bales.
2 p.m.-Futures Stf q fy: sales, A.6OJ bales
January. l51zal5 5-I6c: February, IS s95l5 7-l6c
March, l55 egl5 Is loo; NOvembeT, lf5gl "A Il-lbc
Deem Der, n lS-l5al85sc.
20 p.m.-COttOn nominal and held higher
- les for export, 2l bales; 70 Spinners, 20l
bales; 70 speculatOrS, q bales.
2.iG pLn.-Futures STEADY; January, los 9
10 slice; February. l. 7-l6Gi55 c; March
IS ls-l6c; April, 10 l-l69l51sc; May, l654e
ne 5-lOc june, l6 g-l64l61Se; November, a li-It
@iEzc; December' a lS-iesh C; sales 25S5
bales.
bales. "a ports 70 Great Britain, 5S57 bales; eX
,oris 70 Erance, 30 bales; saies. 95l bales; FOL
Ejaculation. 6S8 bales; holders asking highel
prices; Eniddling, l43sc-
Cotton report FOR three DAYS a. all UniteC
states ports: Receipts, 1915 bales; exports
10 Great Britain, 32,S0 bales; exports q
70 me continent. 2450bsles; stock, sl7,S5S bales
estimated.
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Deans Interest aud Equation Expo
n4ss~-a system governed by the prinei'
piss Of Deeihal Notation, by means Of
which the correct interest Of any sums
at any rate per cent, for any giVes time,
is ascertained almost at glance. 1t IS
the NEST rapid and convenient methOd OF
averaging accounts; 3 standard work,
Invaluable 60 every Merchant, Banker
Lawyer, Insurance. Agent, and Corpora
tIOn; over three tllousaad now in use In
The United States. Address
II. BERNARD,
80 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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Dbl. D.S. JOWNgseS -
PRIVATE
Medical Dispezasarv
he. 81 Jefferson Street,
Between Main and Front Row.
MEMPHIS, Has
MEzPEEsE, xEss


] hH- ID6HEDA Is ckuogVlssfgsd ny So - -
~ llea Interested. a. hv FIR tira most sntrs--a
"a ny 5ician in the treatment or priYsfa e.
secret diseases. Quick .no-nurh ana ns5-r17-
s.7ht cures guerau ie%sf 10 every czse. nll.ie 81
ts1ldle. Recent cases Of Gicnorrnes aaf -Vunt-
- euseu IN few c&ys, without the Use ~
s.-leIcuEyt enRnge OF diet OF hiudrsuas fICan
oetainees- secondary iis-t1e last ven -
sLs,.tLSdt50 without the Tee % mercury Ia
voluntary loss OF serasn 9fouost In 4 =--.--
slnls. 5ohefefs nom i'm JClsucy or loss 81
sezua1 power restored 70 free visor 10 a Lz1r
WseEs. victims Or ssif-abCzs and s.calss.u-.
YeneTy, suffering nom spernaatcrr1e- a1-- -
or phyzical and mental power, szso.fI- u an =
permanently Cursd.
Particular attention paid % TIE Dfr-s-s-s-s
women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lang Diseases sursd -v- 40
ransdtsl.
Y AL consultations strictly c0nndsnHal.
= Medicines sent oy express % al partr q 10
so1nERF
once hours 1rrn1 8 am. 70 pm. Sundays
from - S-a.
ap2 dAW u. =. JOB NgDy VI
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Nes-E .s7i-'75 ls78-'7l Is72-78 lS7I-'72 Is7e-'.

Dc. i-l'-- id Alrlnpn idNurlng tie week end e,
lt-'t Aggregate "A, - bales against Y 6gI la =
I-- Previous NcrE-- ana 1905 bales the GORE
spending week "a q astIn. The total rscei nf :
SINCE september q, is74 Te 65-ss4 bales again 4
''r-1 az tnF cor spending time last seas.,n.
hlHwlDg an luC1 ease Of 1876 ba tes
~Hl pmeuts du ring the week end ne E,ida,-
aggregated j. % ha es-a-ainst tel5 te8Isz r,-s,f
coz, week auu hlis the cOrTespOnC. ing week Tast
season TOTAL shipments since Se-i-ar9ler III
gre ..it n'tles> azs1Rsi 5l.l11 i1slS same time
-e-- ge.,ir aIl lcresSe Of l5.oil sIes-
The stockton hand vas a $50 a. ss,asr,et %
- osles last week.s al 26,OIy bsIaS ff f5iS lime
last year Ns-a a. '1iis 4 --4S
- e 1DTlng the wes'z were I26OO bales
j. FJ bales FleviOu = - eTf - - SCr-s
sf- -linE wee las season.
-..zi...--T 80 ftatement, compiled from
- ID. shows the receipts. ship
,.,5-5 -, -. 81 . NJ prices and average price
20 sch week since the present sea
...--.- From last years prices Of mid
.r.--7. educ ed, 20 assimilste the value
-.- We rs " classification.
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Attachment Notice.

DEFORE JAMES HALL, :, PA. Vaccaro
ID & Co. VS. 2. II. Thompson.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out against defendant, ana II appearing
that he is indebted 70 complainant in the sum
Of SD 50 on account OF goods sold and DE-
uvered, and the saurs having been levfed by
garnishment on Hill, FOuiBine & Co.. who
answer they have In their session two
bales cotton belonging 70 defendant, who Is a
nonresident Of the 81 ate OF Tennessee-
TITS therefore ordered, That defendant make
mis- personal appearance before me-. on the
30th day of November. 1874. st my Oiiice. In the
fend said attachment suit, or the. same will
be pro- eeded with ez parte; AMI that a copy
OF this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
18th day OF october, 1874.
JAMES HALL, !. y.
II CLAW king attorney ocT97 tn
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of two trust deeds made by T.
- Eastman and James Archer, % dH under
signed. respectively. as trustees. or the 2Tsn
day OF November, 1852, which are recorded la
records % shelby county, and state 0f Ten
nessee, made 70 secure certain notes, Wulcl
are IN paid, We VIII, on
Friday, the 6th OF November, 1874.
IA front Of the Office OF the Western Uuiou
Telegraph company, on Madison street, be
tween Main and second streets, Memphis,
Tennessee, between the hour Of Do DEL s-s-
am. AND D.m- sel. for cash go Toe highest ID
der the Interest OF the s-trie or Il. C.. East ham
IN bne following described property lying III
said county and State, town: E7r5 acres ou
the Mississippi river, fractional range and
fractional sections 3 and 4; Deg ming a. o
stake from which s0ufh " east 3 links % a
cottonwood marked ~. g.. Wm. Baremars
southwest corner Of his 90 acre entry on rlf
eastern margin o. the n ississippi river known
as the Chute of Island a.; hence with the
meanders Of said Chute south 2 east 10 chains
Themes south o easE 3 chaiuss thence south s.
east chains; thence south I5' east s cha ~ B.
thence south l0' east 3 chains and 81 lfnEs 20 a
stake, from which north y eas- Cd us- 20
sycamore marked J. n. T.; thence east 81
chains % a large blackjack. r. Bi0ckiedge's
northwest corner OF his 800 acre grant. thence
south So east with Block edges wesf b0ul-
dairy Hne2 chains and % links % a sweerguu
marked ". J.. thence uorth ~ chains antls
links 70 a sweetgum MARKED ". J.; thence
east q chalnB and . links 20 two e. rs marked
W. T.; thence south f3 chains and - d 10 rs ID a
stake and pointers, Twins eornefs thence
east Is chains 70 a stake ana oak pointer
thence north passing through lake an D
chains II chains diaguuallv. N all - cha Ius.
thence west passing a long pond NJ . euaius
80 links, ll0 Inks WIDE passing Barton
southeast corner at 3 chains. II all S. chains
and % links 70 the beginning. Eduft ~ " re-
demptiOn is waived. Tide believed g l5
perfect
H. B. MARTIN, Trustee.
". P. MARTIN, Trusi-s
Wilson g. Beard, attorneys. 0et+
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WILL. on the premises, IA Germantown
Il Tennessee, On
Saturday, 7th day OF November Next.
at the hour of O'CLOCK PM, offer AZ public
sale. for cash, one lot or paTcsi of land, Wn ca
Is situated on the east side of Rose street and
south Of Memphis and Charleston railroad.
On said lot Is one good cottage dwelling and
one frame stOrehOuse, both OF which are fu
good repair and condition. said property ia
that formerly belonging 10 r. Madison. whe
4 as been aIiiudged q bankrupt upon his own
petition.
Title 10 the property is good.
ISAAC \. 5NOWDEN,
Assignee OF Z. Mad son.
~
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stockholders' AnnuaI meerInp,

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
i the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company, will be held at the Chamberlans
House, IN the city OF 3rsnada, Miss, On the
Sth OF NOyenn Der, 1911. at which time Direct
ors viii be elected for the ensuing year.
BtOc khOiders viii be passed free by exh bit
ing their Certificates OF Stock 70 conductors.
ocfl7 = n LA NIB. Secretary.
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PARIS, November 1.-Aentes, OF. &c.
LONDON, November Z.-ConsOls. for money
and account, SIS; United states coupons
5-aOs 1855, l05N; do. ls67. l0s1s: l0-s0s, 1857
new SIS, 105; New York Central, So Erie,
2ej4; Erie preferred, 40.
WASHINGTON,N ovemb Der The following
Is the public debt statement; SIX per cent.
bonds. 81, is2 1871; five per cent. bonds,
S5s6 - 30 Otal coin bonds 10 7OS $50: lawful
money debt, sl467e,000; matured debt, S19.-
74s go; legs tender notes. S5ez.D75.267; eertih-
Gates OF deposit, ~, 900; fractional cur
renc,, Sls,ibi.oi4; e0U certificates. E22,tG0si,s
total without Interest. t1os "a o82: total dect.
treasury. coin, sslV5s, pa cash IN Treasury
currency, las396s770; special deposits held Ter
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Trustees Sale Of Lands in Bolivar
County, Mississippi.

DY virtue of a deed of trust to ". K. Gun
D ningdam, Trustees, recorded in deed book
:, page 2S3. in the ChanceTy Court Clerks Of
fee OF Bolivar county, Mississippi, made jan
uary I, 1873, by George 4. Austin anu VOinsy
Peel, to secure tue payInent OF J8rir four prom
issOry notes Of thai date Tor $3.50 5l0, $40 and
5000, respectively. payable 10 VI. J. Wieks and
3. ]. Martin, the hrst OF which notes has been
transferred 20 owen Meriwether, and by viz
tue OF my appointment as trustee, vice W. R.
Cunningham, resigned, 10 execute SAID trust,
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Thursdar, November :. 1874,

within legal hours, sell at the Courthouse, In
Bolivar county, Mississippi for cash, to the
highest bidder, the following lands known as
The TOpp place, living in said county, viz: AL
Of sections Is and IS east OF bOZue tdlay a. and
all OF section 30. except the east half Of the
southeast quarter east of bOgue Faiaya, al in
township Y, range7. said lands and the i'm
prov ements, thereon viii be sold for The pay
ment Of the nrst Of said notes, which Is passed
due and unpaid, and for The costs of this
trust; the balance OF the proceeds % De ap-
Piled 10 the payment OF the remainder o
said notes, which become due upon the non
payment Of any note. The title is believed %
be perfect, oIL convey only as trustee.
These are among the best and most elevated
lands in the county-abOut SD acres cleared. "A
portion Of which was in cultivation last year.
Two settlements on the land, also ginhOuss
and machinery, houses, stables. etc.
This October j. leTA
oct4 MTNOR MERTWErHER. Trn.rea-
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WAVgRLY FALL FaUIT FARM,
KERR AVENUE.

TlHE undersigned Is prepared 10 furnish
u straw perry and Raspberry p ants IN quau-
titles 10 suit purchasers. Orders left with
5picer & Ryan, 90 Main street, shall have
prompt attention. JOHN l.. sPICEk,
October u. Is-4 sfonar.si-
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Bankrupt sale.

T.. a. COLE, CLERK and A4sl
By r. J. Black. d. Z. and n.
Eanen q A nli.-ranTl. enLicirnrE. &c
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SATURDAY.. Norsmher Z. -,

withiD legal hours, the following described
property, to-Wit.
Lying and being in Memphis, Shelby cOun-
~ Tenne- see, and Known a. the eastern por-
fiOn of lot No. s.. OF John D. Armour's su1-
ii vision Of original county lot f9j, fronting 8
feet on Madison street and running back be
tween parallel lines 49, rect 70 an al iey.
Terms Of Sale-CGsh- Equity OF REDEEM pt1on
barred, as provided for N the deed u trust.
This October -, 1874.
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Humes * PostOn. Attorneys. ocEs
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DRY GOODS MARKET.


NEW YORK. November 2.-Business is very
quiet in consequence Of the impending cleo
lion. The market for cotton goods is dull
but prices are unchanged. COttOnades are in
better demand. Clothlers, tickings and plaid
Osna burgs are IN fair request. Prints quiet
in first hands. Wooden goods for mems wear
dull. Blsns cts and nannels in steady re-
quest for small parcels. ForeIgn goods dun.
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OFFICE Obs, SIG. SER. U. &. A. !
Novprta her . 1874 (
II, NJ, LLUW w. ODseIVeI'
Movement Of Boats.
SUNDAY.

The Frank Forrest, from OsceOla,
bought 500 bales OF cotton Is bags Of cotton, and
Il sacks OF seed. The q. W. Cheek, from the
same place, came In with 81 bales or COTTON
80 sacks OF cotton seed. The Julia put on 40
balss OF cotton and $50 sacks OF seed. She de-
parted for st. Louis at noon yesterday with
1853 bales OF cotton, taken on AZ points DeloWI
fhrouqh Tor St Louis. The Phil. Allin, from
Trials Point brought SIS bales Of cotton and
lt25 sacks OF cotton seed. The Grand Tower,
from 81. Louis, arrived late IN the AFTERNOON,
HAVING LOST thirty hours aground at Point
Pleasant. She discharged here 225l dry bar
refs, l63 bales of hay, ~ pieces of meat, 1875
sacks Of grain and 81 bales OF cotton. she
went back al a late hour last night with SOB
hqf les n cotton