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size of an egg, half a pint of boiled
milk, the whites of six eggs, half a cup
of sugar, salt, boil for an hour. Sauce
The yolks of six eggs, one tumbler
Of sherry wine, half large cup of
sugar. Beat the yolks very light, put
the sugar in the wine, and heat, and
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quickly one way until it thickens to
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9eiEtz Rssa:s 80 yeais: Sspcxseness
E 1S.e.. 81 EIt1sr,s vsEstshle Rbs1melia
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CHow-cHow.-Four quarts Of green
tomatoes, one quart green peppers, one
quart Of onions, one cup of brown
sugar, one cup of salt, four table,
spoonfuls each of cinnamon, mustard
and cloves. one quart of vinegar.
Chopthe tomatoes and drain them.
Chop the onions and peppers. Mix
al the other ingredients, and then
add the tomatoes, pepper and onions.
Boil slowly for four hours.
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MINNIE APOLIS
HER TRADE,
FOR 1874.
FOR 1874.

F'OR 1874.
undersigned wholes. Dealers
friends throughout the Northwest .
this inducemsns th
trade both market Our goods
and With
desired cordial welcome
consnnets
will find all
aoud& Co., Washington Avenue, Academy of Music.
Billiard
MANUFACTURERS srArtoNERs
Tribune Printing Company, City Hall building
"'F Wales Co., 1916 r'0's cosh~.p Washington
Co.,
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS &C.
Wakefield Plant, Block.
CLOTHS TRIMMINGS TO-
MANUFACTURERS
fs p1s s1' % % p'"'s % bet " %
euEEsswARs
Benton, Co..
A K Wins'ov & Co., No. and Academy Of Music.
COMMISSION
Gs si:as e? sss :'so. &&
COTTON ,u11s.
Cotton Mills, D ner'i'e1 rrprs'er
H. . h,ihnd.. s...n Bakery w..h1sa! Avenue
- DOORS, BLINDS AND xeuIpraai.
O.: q ss:.:
nED1cnIs
Lyman Williams. washington cry
Fletcher Lor.s Eyre. M..onjs Block
.ousbRrEs, MACHINE SHOPS
Anhsey ws.1.
s e. ' {s: sS ' ''
Cope Hunep
Bis. ':' ::'sss S:'
Company School,
STEAM
Sphinx Washington I'd "ys umbng 2o6 Ncol
Fuller sr
Linton, Washington .1sau s:''' 'N'
PROVISIONS.
Block '''''P' ''''
GUNS, PISTOLS SPORTING GOODS
Backner & Brothers, 200 Hennepin
HARDWARE AND ou1tER1' IRON STEEL
'
simpson,
Brothers. 4 stor. 81 Nioouet ave.
LEATHER FINDINGS.
1vspEn MANUFACTURERS AND DzAn...
% @;1s:s'
9 W Hsfrioi 81 Noou'
H c Webb 90 Hepnepn lsj
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW aLAss TO-
wm. Lubreine o loa Hail. a'e north
Lubrieans
N
Warner, Brewster Co.,
P1oruRErRAME MANurAcru1.1s
Hargreaves Co.. Nicone, aveco street.
MANUFACTURERS
Monitor Pov
MANUFACTURING
*5 SsSt %;:e 9 az g. e w.. "' % ''' ''
sADD1sRY sApD1ERY HAhnwAalr
1ee Harrison knight ao7 Sie.st f
John Hinton E say I'd 9th south sv'
STENCILS AND STENCIL STOCK:
H H.mnn, N,eouet street.
Adams Bridge
TEAS roBAccoaL oo1rEs sRozsr
Rsy & squir.s lo5 w..bn Ge, ...,ue "
7ors NOTIONS; &c.
B wisar, 1876 Nolet OPPOSITE. Poytdmcd
TRUNK MANU- ,Aoru,,.s.
whitns, M.r,h.ll w..hiaky6p .yshb; north
VAL ftp1h. WINDOW SHApD
wsr, w.' C.. Cr
Axp l1ouosaE "S
os.sd No. Bi.ot
Rank 4 SCHULTZ No. : lot 1t north. ~i~' *
WORKING xAeas1sx
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Hotel. oos.f s,.ous "a h, 1s:1:
House, Washington
Merchants HOTEL corner l't avenue north aod sd"ret
Europ.. Restaurant Wilmington ~. ~
AiS11kG Lodgings SO CJS
NORTH: STAR IRON WORKS.
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River Stree, Second North, we.D Division
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
Manufacturers of .nd Dealers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A New Chrome for 1875.
TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH

tx &0O perday at home. Terms free. Address
@O s @AOGEo. SrINsoN / Co, Portland, Me
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Nervous and Debiitated

TO THE
, 1874-11-21

aos74 s ssl!sr II, tne Gr.s h.t lhs snth: 1sta
3hs; ass's bssea ~ ,ssess ss: sns i 81;
lsb6is trlle Green n,sntr nraa shoulders, s@7Xo;
''&si &,sa4@Sssa9 saSHsa 9Is as.sa at &c.,
CLEVELAND. o.. Nov 2o:-,-oaA1N-wheat dull and
a'a aheisnssd. osts asna No. i. Sci No. a,Sac;;
.!sn;',sa ; Th!!s, sss iet'. sko;
1,oao blu.
rr11snuno, Pa, NV. 3o-i1o.1nos- Ma. 1
foqss foSa9;g IA s No. foundry sa'So gray
dnafN-Wheat ;1n,et and prices unchanged. Corn
ar%; now CAR 7o@7se sho'iod, 7s7'0; old ahoea
1on-oraas anl,: 12yo .t rarhoz's' roansa,
ST, 1ou,., Nov, s5-eg91ex-ouls. 1Sg1s; md IN.
ehnnged; offerings light
rod, os@ dor NJ :etlve ~ au III Urn ~ NO.
n,ixn 72o oa track o.s f,rnl generally hoid above
''sssGs %1.ls14Estesiy I l.sasait .ae si.6o. ''''
rao71s5oss-,rerk y .sye md higher e. tor fnt',re
sast .aess aad baso5 In only snail obbns deaad Lard
acttvs and higher for fGro ohoica koto At Quincy,
sii.so; good s',i0a1153;s; 13;;tsii ;si!,f February.
ueSss Ss1 6n scaS! SS
Canada hold ut sl'to2t Natpisfonr ;;p
pA111afouE, Nov. q. 20.--ELoua--Firna, fair dcmands
dn4iS-Wlost etsed, nd ss u soea aenssad; No;,1
aioa Hs Is; oter grsdes unehaneel oofn qaIet; ojd
mixed Wcstorn non.nnl. Oats dull MIXED Weatern,
ooQsdlo; whIto do, oa@e4o- h5s dull at a5@osa
ers gS@1sxo i esss
, 1874-11-21

wake tho officers iu tho toxas, and bau tho n,ate
aud eoyutal otlloora jump oyofboatd. :. .'%:..>
ilm', % oyortoard 10 aysolf or not, tor fonr II did
GUILD not make Shore aud It should ntay on
tbo boat that tha ctrrout would take mo down.
ran the rlBR nj lsst and loaped inlo tho wnser,
aud mndo for tho DradiBn johnson, and then to
to Bayo thoeo IL, tho watsr. + pickol up tie
mate aud tho pilot, thon wont to tile Captains
assistance, took him aud bis daughter into tho
, 1874-11-21
=, Tlp prntluco Markets..
NfSt$y tflYtr

New yoar. Nov. 2o.-co7Tor-steady receipts,
..dag uplsna y 1tTS oroans 15g
ery, il 5-2zals sieo; FeIruary. T. l5:s29155Ye;
9.fss - :91S SS Suas asSs AGf 5s e. $780, a'y
5, I'd I ss@s9 . sbs5s Sa
$5ss. sss' IT, soa: sa!* se nas o. ' '''''
coanMHAL-pu!l; Western. t2e@t73.
Wheat less--aesiye, and ecarce'y 30 hrm re-.
s dsi ri NJ 'rESSS Se eh os.saso sss
sid* sad Sia'ssoa Sp sprina xntet rod wsse
do, $2s3l 50. Hye quiet at 9459ae. BaFloY and nalt
au.st ana unchanged, Corn openad heayy ana easaer
s s9s SO Gs T. s sy sast s o sa s iasa
era, @ ! axseeXo X yhits ID, dcstsc.
HAx-unchauesd., "
Hops-UpGlalBod.
dnooE91Ea-osifee qnict md firm Sugar aet!ye and
nss e.ons s M sao 70 scs se,ag
aiolssses- duii NV oTlesns dbl at o2@Sae.
uE Ia-steudy; strained. &a.25.
@I1RPEa@TEsE- @ @ Sc Steady At 2szSs, ss4S:.
Provisions - Pork 4rm; Western mess, $21 90.
set unsh.ngea dana da at *2l e. 1n; 1e{se
fs ssa ans ss1 Sa ;,as 's'S sss; s
BurrEn- soh!et; Western, 2o9aso. ....
wH'R7-1sr''' siiSaH%i GSFF2hS! ;Ssx:
BuEFtLo, Nov. 90. - unA1N - Wheat dnll eales.
200 Iu Nc; * $l2s. ooru quiet; sale, 900 ! bu
new high mixed Ioieao at 78o Oats held at &c. Rso
fnzian7s-Wessat slippea to Ner York BY steam.
M1LwAuKEE.
M1wAuHEs, Nov. 2o.--FLoun-pnll and un-
'us1ass anaIswh.at holders tlr No. Milwaukee,
DECEMBER, saHo. bats--No. easier at COO. Corn
No stesdy 4 7se: Ryo-No firm at e4' Barley
raoy1s1oss-sisss pork srn,er; $1,000. Lard, 13Ac,
FRE1anrs-To Bntlalo O.; os~ego, !; 1oe; os; T.,
sasa4sFsFs:; sss =; sa's; i7sSi Dn.
Nfw s,' onIEas N.Y. "a dsa|s ste?k
trehlo. t5.Q0@59O; choice. ss.i5aso,s:
| aa4ls--Coln qules; mixel aud white, t.1o. Oats
Grn at G1i@70c.
DnAx-pu!et at t1.15. =
MAxnpa; pstss Sseeo shoie tsees o1a
saao0. Dry sated Shoulders sear.o y sAe. b.con
5sssi; sa ,gs III asa sa S ts2ss Ass
sgetara eht .sppy goes d9m"na Inf tnferoF
te fuzzy tair, oA97'io; prne to strictly PRIME IN
'Mo1Asszs-supp1y light; aomsna good; inferior,
4os; ias ooo prime to choice. sesse; NJ. e,o,cn
Ssssa:.SSt, G,.;y e to prime i7e''x'
moaura,o cnaa, acmana. m; '''' w. -0S'O' ''''
dnA,K-Wheat opened Arm, but closed dull; No :, 2
amber Miehigan, eash aud seller NoSomoer sl9'X 4
sslsf pecs6ar tos No. .Sd tio os g. aa ao
8HlHr NnrEmlnr f31s0 4ElfEr DbcGulbGF UjE0f uGW
, 1874-11-21

nobharles sre growing frc4aa1t and ,d,,,sa afs !,
@ aunsr. sr.pTiit Ti,a istost ono Occurred tha at.anoon
about O'clock In Fust Howard. While olEer
Aletehunt, wl.o keaps boardl'lg-houno gu Pearl
atroe.. waa sitting At q table counting ont quan,
revolver, sn1tolol tue au,ro pIlo aud rail rapidly
away. ill. Merchant followed Lin for dlstanco,
but, between the uncomfortable roHolvor W!l!oli
tho rogue carlpd and tha fast pair OF loGn, nho!,
carried hlm, tie former van ohltgad t9 BsYq Qp
tho chaao.-dreea bay IWs.) dauoca&e.
, 1874-11-21
Comparative Cntt0n ktnfomcHt.
New Yong, Nov. 20.--The comparative cotton sta
1uent Of tllis State IL as follows:
BuEH,
,Nc1v York. .Drv.f3oods Market.

New, Youx, Nov. 20. -l'usnnss Was dnil in all d.
psrsments owing to the rAin.stosn which prevailed
nrs cutting prices Oh many makes. side-bsnd print
rtil .oiya mud The saupply light. 1tnghams doing
quiet ,oxcept SaayeFs and repeilena. Black caail-
tnnrsa IN good de.na1d, aud scarca.
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ADD1r. OKAL MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


GALVESTON, August IA. = Cotton
quiet aud steady; good ordinary, l41c;
net receipts, 40 bales; stock, 1886; week g
net receipts, l6S bales; exports coast,
1SS bales; sales, 295 bales.
CHARLESTON, August 14-Cotton
qui4; middling, 1870; net receipts, 55
bales; exports coast, 20 bales; sales, 25
bAes; stock, 5995 bales; weekly net re-
eeipts, $50 bales; exports coast, 1921
bales, sales, 1909 bales.
SAVANNAH, August 14.-Cotton
nominal and lower to sell; middling,
1Gle; net receipts, 237 bales; gross re-
eeipts, 237 bales; Gales, 81 bales; stock,
1862 bales: weeks net receipts, 463
bales; gross, 4e3 bales; exports coast, 643
bales; sales, 140 bales.
MOBILE, August 14.-COtton quiet
and unchanged; middling, l6ei net re-
ceipts, 1 bales; exports coast, geo bales;
sales, 50 bales; stock, 1913 bales; weeks
net receipts, III bales; exports coast,
624 bales; sales, 400 bales.
New YORK, August I4.-Comparative
cotton statement: Net receipts at all
United States ports for the week, 1875
bales; last year, 1925 bales; totsl
to date, 3,74S,7l8 bales; last year,
1915 352 bales. Exports for the week,
sc. l30 bales; last year, IL, ,l67 bales; to-
tai to date, 2,779, ,420 bales; last year,
2,556,OSl bales. Stock at all United
States ports, I4l, ,614 bales; last year,
l37, 1875 bales; stock at all interior towns,
20, $50 bales; last year, 19,775 bales;
stock at Liverpool, SS7, 600 bales; last
year, S07, 900 bales; stock of American
adost for Great Britain, $4,000 bales;
last year, $4,000 bales
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DIED.

FLANN ERY- on Friday. August II, 1874, of
sun stroke, PATRICK FLAENERY, aged about
p years.
Funeral fTom the residence Of Pat Walsh,
No. 52 Adams street, this SATURDAY af-
ternoon at four O'Clock.
FEUERSTACKE-0n the Iith instant, at 5
o'clock, am, near Springdsle, MABIE
LOUISE, only child of q. A. and Jennie L.
feue4s'H0a-@ @aaeh hye wears and ten months.
The friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral at eleven O'Clock am, to-
day SATURDAY, from the residence OF
John q. Hook, No. 20 Winchester avenue.
Services by Rev. DR.. Steadnau.
MARTIN-At her residence, No. 2SS Wash
invtJu street, on Friday, 18th inst, at twelve
O'Clock, Mrs. ANGIE q. MARTIN, eonsort Of
Jesse : Martin.
The funeral services will be held at the late
residence OF The deceased, by Rev. George A.
Lotion, this SATURDAY morning, at half
past nine O'Clock.
CEEWS-At InglewOOd, Shelby county,
T. n., on the morning of Angus: Ith, JAMES
MlHTINER. infant son of ]. NJ. and Kate Or
mond Crews, aged 10 months and % days.
LCity papers please copy.I
pT rITT The friends and acquaintances Of
FsrllCK DEWITT are invited to attend his fu-
Iefr. from his late residence, No. l6 Ex-
morning, at nine O'Clock. Services at st. Pc
ter's Church.
HER ON-At Nashville. August 18th. WILL
LIE, Infant son OF K. +. Heron.
The friends Of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral this SATURDAY. morning,
at half past nire o'clock, from the residence
Of A. J. White, 373 Adams street.
ARMSTRONG-In New York, August 10,
1874, THOMAS ARMSTRONG, late Of Memphis
and Charleston haiirOsd.
His friends and acquaintance are invited
TO attend his funeral, from HOlsis. this
SATURDAY morning, Aug. 18th, at O'Clock.
HILLSMA N--The friends and acqua'nt.
ances Of ,. T. and Mary K. Hiilsman are in
gited 20 attend the funeral of their infant son
this (SAIURDAs) - afternoon. at i've O'Clock,
from the Talbot place, Vance street. Car
rages at Holst's.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS, August l4.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: Thompson Dean,
Cincinnati; City OF Quincy, st. Louis.
PITTsBURG, August 4.-River4 feet inches
and falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, August ll.-Rivef rising slowly
with feet inches in the canal and feet
inches in the Indiana chute. Weather clear
and pleasant.
VICKsBURG, August l4.-Weather warm and
clear. River rose ? inches. Port nst-Up:
ChOctaw.
CIECINNATI, August A.-RiveT 9 feet 3 inch
es and falling. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, August I4.-River falling,
Weather clear and hot. Mercury IL to 9O9.
Sr. LOUIS, August Ii-River falling Wealth
er cloudy, Departed Belle Memphis, Mem
phls.
CAIRO, August Observation-Disclosures clear
and warm. arrived Grand Tower, st. Louis,
pm; Il. G. Yseger, New Orleans; City Of
Helena, st. Louis, IL pm. Departed: Grand
Tower, Memphis, midnight; City OF Helena,
NicksburZ, 10 pm. Il. c. Yaeger, St Louis, 2
Am. ..Night-Arrived: Painter, Memphis,
pm; B. y. Woods and Greyhound, Ohio
river, pm. Departed: Falls Pilot, Ohio
river, pm. River fallen inches. Weather
clear. Thermometer Si7.
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8HERIFF'S SALE
Of
Valuable City Property


DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
III That by virtue of yenditioni expOnas "a
me directed from the hon. First Circuit Court
of shelby county, Tenn, In the case Of W.
e. Dire very and wife VS.. :. A. HOlland and
VIM. Humphreys, judgment rendered on the
seven IN day OF February, 1874 for the sum OF
two hundred and forty three dollars and -
cents, with interest and costs OF suit, 10 sat-
isfy said judgment, ETC., will, on
Monday, 9Th Day Of September, 1874,
at IL O'Clock Am, in front OF my ONCE, No. So
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed
10 sell, 10 the hi CHEST bidder, for cash, the
following described property, tn wit:
All the right, title and interest that 5. A.
Holland and William Hump phreys have In the
following real es ate: Part OF lot 500, begin-
ming 30 feet west from the northwest corner Of
lot sold to Catherine z. conn; thence west
along the south ike Of Washin gtOn street 80
feet to the northeast corner Of the Hendrix
lot; thence south with the east line or said lot
lG1 feet to a roint midway between Washing
ton and Adams street; thence east parallel
with Washington street to the southwest cor
ner of lot sold to Mrs Scott; e. a. ce n nth
with her west line 100 feet q The BEGINNING;
suDIect TO the execution in taVOr OF HOOK q
La6riE, January IS, AID, I574, levied on as
the property Of defendants, ;. 4. holland and
VIM. Humphreys, to satisfy said judgment,
interest and costs.
sale to commence promptly at II O'clOck
am. WI. z. DOYLE,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
Memphis, 18th day Of August, 1874.
flanagan & Frayser, Att's 5 tor plsintiff.