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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

ALBlsT PED I6-wbest-sothnx dong RE stsaay s.s 49,
Corn red heh SO0Se snd W a 5os
Barley ths bgh pnoss ose w
quiet and hrm.
HkxPHIs l8-p1oar dull .sd unchanged Com ssc4 -
mand at Toe Osa dali snd nominal Buik ats erm sns %
mAnd shouden, 6406. Sales S052c La-Densnd hess 80
holder. eIOc Porf good dsnsai Si6 25e$l6 70
Little dong the approach Of the Carnival
hLvAUKEs, Feb l6-Roar nBchsnze Wheat qae esd sess
No At 81 2li No. 81 1871 seller. hncb 81 isS 49,
April, 81 II. densad and trn Ne
Mixed. 56Le Rye strong No l. Zoe Bssey erected pnoss
higher; No. Spring 81 80 PORK, sl4 25asif 80 HAns e
pickle 10 la0lOs.c Dry Sad Mezt=Shoohers 80
loose and boted hhae. ne.in, q. use Lsa ssE sn.y
1900 bb noar "a 900 bush whes and 500 Hoss sADsst
$4,000 bbls Flour and IL 900 bass- Wbesi, %.
Of sspGas brands. supsns Is a. IS 6oos7 90,
Family felios Soc osas esn
sn5 love, 800 dan 4 s7s nay esl Pm, SO Pert
e Sghe. B.soa dali; saosLis.. 70
99ssci Ksg l04elOsc doll Good Fair 70 rsay Per
7g7,.c. Choice. Sc Moas~ dali Commoa Psrmeaag So e5ees
Reboiled 62662lz Whisky da Ieaana 81 Cisasau 81 o.
Coffee aaet st "a ad28s.c Corn Mel lover ct s3 90
HLsseros n. G., Peb l6.-Ssinz TaryeslBe ern t11
Rosp steady 81 05 for STRAINED CBte Tarpesne is 81 81 ~
for Hard; % 70 Tor yellow DIP. Tar steady Al ~ 30
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6ueridi Nofifes

PesOmee Sesice.rss na br Earsos ot tho v.sa sssss
saruRDAf PEG 81 1874 w,l hs oAsr tolovs De
RI EsOAf At & . N, % WEDNESDAY, 81 N. "a rac nsph
q, ia = a n. 90 SArURDAr Ian 7. JAh1 r. \
Holders Of New-Jersey southern First MsrtSaSe
Bonds deroas Of snnx NTH arE combnsos Of M
protesoa invited 10 their ssz
and number boaas he'd b. LORD DAt LORD Ne ~
Wiism nj or IA J. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON
Of Counsel ier BssdhottsU osee"ss
Perega Trade 81 Canada. "a !.s'ss e. rsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

THE DEFAULrING TREASURER OF CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-The case Of the default
Ing Treasurer of this city David A Gage. was before
tho Criminal Court shs morning His counsel pleaded
not guilty TO the indictment for failing 70 turn over sne
half million Of city funds which disappeared during ms
administration. and moved TO quAsh tho second inoct
meat for porary vheh vAs found ~ th> ornoo 'uy !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
Any IT. STEPHENS SERIOUSLY ILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lo.-The Hon. Alex. II.
Stephens quite i'll at his rooms WIN '. 'Ao
ka.x rhs nisht before last several physicians were
n .on.,,on relative To his and agreed that bis
canJition Wa, ,erouA He easier yester-
day and to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
Edey's CarboIic Tr0ches.-hmc

Edey,s Carboc Tr0cheshmong the various remedies 10
than EDsr CARBoc TKooss
they veil Of that they eel who're ney have
syora repsass
ordinary edcsl Pss
ss.ast
specific Sold everywhere Joss hssus.
CURKAs ca Propnetors and Conegeplace New forG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

Appropriations than 1913 MfLLos. % Ds
xLd Congress, Third Session Bee Tss rkiscss Al
nAsAc 1874 Price 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

A CASHIER ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLEhEFr.
ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. 16.-Phihp ID. Cora
cashier OF the Atlanta OF the Freedmaas 8svaea
RANK and Tyust Company was arrested here yesterday
for embe zxlement. His defaoauon IL estimated ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broadway lately oas sm.a
cloud ~h startled tho spdN
and M al bscksmiths With It's rolling thander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
CATTlR MARKET.

CHICAGO Pb l6-CArTLs 6 and fairly setye At saessaet
prices receipts 5000 bead ~ s0as5 rs for medium 10 eboos
So 81 aa6 ~ for lair % 81 s1S4 90
TeIans. Shipments. 800 head
o0sRoe p $4,000: qlahty raser better good grsts ses1T
5O9S5 o sood ds9 ~ z00SS 40s
shipments 4 800.
active strong resp,s 2I00 head chess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

franklin B. Evans will be banged ut Concord.
n n. toA.r frr oar.sax ,es hsN'".s "''s' "~s' 49,
s,sss a tAs asa u 0ssssef 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17

"omyi shall live ten longer for this sad an Old hsv
laughing four roots extracted st Or CsLvoS
IN the Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
MARRIED..

BGBHRTCoOPER-o the lIh February 1874 ths CsueA
the IncAuaton BY the Rev H. Moa.gonerI D. ..,ea o.
Right b. B. Smith. D. D.. LID. Rev. W. T. Bzb>n "
Louise the Dr. Aaasoa Cooper add stet
daughter Of the late Charles J. CosEilI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
THE STlTE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARX grS

HAVANA MARKETS
HavAsA PED Issss-so. ~ d. s.. i6oia1 tess ~ sr's>
Exchange nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must BE Rdorsed witA rsu
ANN, and dfdresf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-17


observed the first Geographical Society. Among tue
w G hs southern cape Of Africa
who conceying the idea that the same thug coaia Do
done in another way sailed 20 the westward aud con
Quoted his ships to a world; and MAGELLAN. who
fret powed with vessels keel track around the Sota
monarchs OF tho ocean The Pope gave 70 the one al
Of America and TO the other all OF Africa and these Two
cit strange" said the KING Of France. mat the
Lord should have forgotten US all IN LIS VIII :; ana
ing 20 reach Eastthe rich countries OF Iadla aud
Cahayoy the north win mot dstan ysa WIN t an
direction enough for me to say That an entefprss
nr sSHh more than
brought 10 close until the DISASTROUS voyage OF olt
yobn FRANKLIN proved the world that commerce had
20 abanca nv the Arctic Seas. For, understand, the
whole question OF Arctic discovery up 10 within rev
has been an affair Of commerce aud not OF science
w. now want 70 know what nature has done in the
Arctic world but formerly 1t was what mercnsns eouu
do there To mercantile enterprise Indebted for
All original Impulse toward Arctic discovery
franklin failed and his party as you al Know, were
1SheS ce without mplishng northwest passage.
That psssagewas made. however, Oy Mcclure IN 1917
hnf IT opy resulted showing that no route by the
rc,c waters could be found and made practicable and
now Commerce resgning her place science claims tnis
great unknown waste soout tue p"e ~ s Of ss
Globe are 5ury seeking In her service to plan. the e
bem Of their nationally q. the rcS o sA an
you are all familiar. lou regal we nsmes VI mcI p
M IS Mesch Gl GC o. fnssd Of kas
own gallant De Haven, aud Of the late Capt Hall IRON
Repulse Bay. .,,. ,,.,o. ., n
Won will also recall the memorable expedition OF Dr
game which fitted out by tue munhcent iberallty OF
Henry Grinne sought the polar water upon the theory
that franklin had attempted the route By smith
sound The Polars entered smiths sound without meet
n any such obstacles as those which beset
InoIefed Kane and self. No lee seems, indeed. 10
nave ueen with until that long distance mad been
which and were only able 10 reach over
,be " open sea In the Spring with sledges-none, In
dsed until they had reached higher latitude than hAd
aver before been reached by suy ship rais vill or
90, m. We the expedton famous over the same track
which occupied me sixty days with dog sedges Capt
Hall sailed In three days nnoostrueeu DJ ICE aus
snde sac is north about % or mile. perhaps nearer
tne north pole in open water than sttainea Win uos
IAN. over the Joe In that same quarter Ia Tue mouth
~, NAV 1901 saw open water extending as Tar ~ the
ave could reach TO tho northward IL vas sno sanio
~ las. from tho opposite side OF Kennedy
Channel Now We sro all curious 70 KNOW why
,hs Polaris dii not 10 on ene was tnoro ~
The moat open part OF the sesson the Nin OF august
and hsys not ret received any full details regarding
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-19
DISSOLUTION Of CC-pARIgEassip

'.'iiE cc-"AhTNETSUr2 HE;.IT6IauF
4 existing between t,Mlas eebh and
ilath aiHe, i'll thc LIN. Il 4 est.i# r~ar#.t
this "a dissolved by NUT al c|os.s=it. AZ
H. having b:.iu.s, withth. uut-f4I Ind yil
call un I'll. raiu,. Who i. slea. il t5afi5sJ Ia.
settle Hith III same.
Cha II COBB,
fbAAkPAihE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-19
ASSESSMENT.
DaaxZQUlNTT Nog%Cl.
DaM. HILL. CoSScGsDNfID

rrIrlipai Place of Business. san / rauCisco,
Cal Location ol WorNS, Eureka Mining Dis
tri.t. Eureka county, Ncyada. Notice.
are %,ielin1ucut upon the following de-
rnhza stock. on accoHIt Of Rssessr.r1t IA.
levied On the seventh 7ih' day of Iuly. lS1I,
the several amounts set orrcsIte the names
III The rnsnrciivc sharrhollcrS. a. follows:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-19
PATENT APPLICATIONS.
:AppiCat;on for Patent.
NOTICE Nc. -.
L. :. LtXn OFFICE. !

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE. THAT W.
~ W. McCOy Whose puStu.icc address il
EurcSa. Nevada. has this day fled in this
Office Il diagram. together with a notice Of
application fer Il patent from the | nitcd
states. under act OF Congress approved May
10, ~. for sixteen hundred tlbe9t hncal feet
ef the lone lode. III. same running sos feet
northCrlv and $40 feet southgrly from the To-
cation monument hear the lone shaft. with
srr.aco ground two hundred feet in width.
siuatod in Esrska Mining District. Eureka
county. state of Nevada. and described in tho
Hat and field notes ON file in this Office as iol.
lows. tu-wit:
. S. Survey No. "a.
Beginning at a post marked Nc. Us.
Survey No. -" whence the flagstaff in tho
town Of Eureka bears y. 81 IS. t. 1855
feet. The highest point Of Ruby Hill No. |
bears y. Is II. W. 2l'1 feet: and the lone
Shaft ulon this lode bears :. L IL, L. I'll
feet; thence running N.SS.i. L. 100 faet. to
ihsn,c ;. ~. +. ln9 feet. to post marked
No. =. L. :. Survey Me-. -; thence :. -
". .DG foot, to post marked No. 1. t. :. Sur
ver No. Il. " hence post Ne. /, of Survey No.
-. made for ". ". Mccoy upon the Grant
Lodr bears n. fSt,7. ". 81 lilo frpt: and
thence \, - ". 100 feet. to uost No. |, the
Place Of beginning: containing : &-l00 acre.:
a magnetic variation of L. East. This
claim Is located upon HnSarseyed lands. and
i bounded On ci,lier end by any known
elaimants. The nearest mines are the tran,
and NccG!c.
This claim Is rccorded in Book 4, rage 50. of
t.e Eurcka District Mining Records. ard Il
copy of the notice and rlats can be found
posted on the location monument, near the
lone shaft. ClEI I. HORN. Register.
iyiY
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-19
Council Bluffs Iron Works
: MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES AND
~ ~ltolIer~: ais
MalaG AID GENERAL haAcR!.sRY!

ofioc ar forks on Main Street. Connect
EtLt.s iyta
The New York herald., 1874-12-20

Hailed nightly with the widest demonstrations Of ap
CiPMYLo BALLEf TRoUPE.
consisting Of the following charming Premiere Dan.
seuses:-
senorta Samuel Lett Rckeyatta Sonora Mastero Bar.
peyeia Nile selma smitherne Russelletta Mile vii
Tomaso Graugerlna.
Declared by all to be the greatest Ballet Corps ever
presented upon any stage In this any other CITY, The
pubic delighted with 1t.
ANNA .Mr Sol smith RUSSELL
0ItPpO. .Mr W. D. tAniii
nouopne Miss Alice harrfS0u
y - n Ms Emmenne Ioung
crpmy1ns sqd AZ. gsrfornsd n.,r 6 hy The The rporpp
THIRTEEN DELICATE. GUSHING AND CAPTrvAT.
ING CREATURES
in the new and beautiful scene, THE PALACE OF STA
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE.
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE,
GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEH
ON
CHRISTMAS DAY.
NS-----4
MATTNEES EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MATINEEj EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
RescryeS scats ii Cd FAMILY cen ens
SEATS SECUKED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
HERALD lo4-QUADRUPLE SHEET
AMUsEMENTs. A

--~--,----.- AMUsEMENTs.
~ G. K rHokNE. sishUa I..... ana ahnIsLo,s nsa.s
ssrrSSSsEssSSSSSg%ssA SSSS%s gsAItEsisS aIEsAcrlux
sos ssos eHsIsTs4s esHRIsTx4s HHSSEEIBxys HSEIBxys.
prepared : ssS.oSa oS sS0,SSS; sssSS expense Of
Fs'1EsES .i$$#$$ $$$$$$$ EssEasss
n. D. aoBERTs'
:SE as :ss 2F |EE S$$$#$E :sS$$$$|E
HSfEETs %sEElsA Hsnff MUSICAL brssssI
DoGsHE s5tss tRs hakfEaaisSps. Il sfE Hffs sfss
expire ly arranged for the occasion by James Maft
ssorss ksesun Sss cnigsds tis
a;; Fanny n besraoS nS
s'a' AanPss Pass1S BnEsET rsoUPs A'"0'''
xue. rrspisfe Naefs 4ssSSlgts soSgHsrr.
Mons ApH9on Bap.istan Nile Amelia Cerute
~. Lssis Mile Esslins Ms: Mss; E?ssi
The wonderful f''' '0''s ''-''e'
.ns sa . M
Models q sF''s ass SIX RaPs sPs GssHiy Fellows
Miss Emily HsrSsr%. ME- imossne schonslA
11s gsE EGFlHifnsa sxafIY.
The Jee Family comprises the names Of Harry.
william and Joseph and the wonderful Jee Children,
minnie and Joey. in their marvellous Hat Spinning,
Acrobatic and Comic Feata
LIE CLAIRssHED.
In MS yes ;nrhns sttractve Tying rra.
ner. and executing double sonersaut through bal
loon from the apeze into the air. making complete
evoiutons before aiighting on his feet
THE IAStSRRofs stSRofs iaEyS!S5f saREyESm5fhRs
mons. CORAN DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
nd hss M 'Rss SRSs6 Ss ssTap bHs aav.Es en-
executed by the following artsts:-
Kr Carson. John 4. Saunders, Iea Aimons
John LIE Clair, VIM Euuice, Felix Rovetti
Burt Johnson, Langlols Brothers. Tom Barry,
Frank Barry Freddy Rnnnelis, John 4; smyth.
ns'"An NP PXNfoa22s'' aH2Ss'' 6oRPs. aSRPPsSS'n'' la'o
Harry Hunter, Harry Lester, JOS NJ Freeman,
Eugene Bltz, Jas Kelley, J.W. Hanie,
Wm Emery, J. v. Kaikmsn, Walter johnson,
Lewis scheu, Pierre Du Bos Frank Jordan.
The whole forming combination superior to any in
n.ent In their entirely new Trick Pantolnme Justly
pronounced the masterpiece Of all others, entitled
JACK AND JILL
presented with aughabe, comtca and superior Trcks
and unceasing succession OF mirh provoking fun
young and old.
Parouet nd Circle io cents and 81 according % Gec ocs
ton.
Boxes So and SO Gale rs cents
Box once open from TO p NJ daily. No extra charge
Tor reserved seats.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
MRS RoUsBY.
r YCRUM THEArRR.

YCEUM THEArRR. MRS ROUSBY.
Messrs Msurice afau 4 Chizzoa have the honor 10
that they T present to the American public,
on the evening OF
a0NDAy, JANUARY 4. 1875
the distinguished English artist
MRS kUUSBY
who win make her first appearance In this country in
Mr. Tom Teyiort Observation-Disclosures Play, expressly
written for her and enti tied.
TWIxr AXE AND GROWN.
The strong interest attaching to the principal person
age OF the story and the positive merits Of the work.
added to the fact t6at nIs RoUsBY, BY her persona
tns highest position ip art aesignated rwxt Axe and
this piece IN engagement has bccn effected with
Nh GEORGE CLARKE,
actor Of und0ubted experience and power and
Tecogalzed metropolitan favorite numerous company
has also been specially engaged, and all
have been made to give TO the play setting worthy
Of its dramatic v1gor and literary excellence.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20


and oriyina cc%eai MUSICAL snrissgns written ex.
ha''e BY Professor .. srshiR, shs.ai entitled
Kns Luneh'r who Keeps Map Of R0ass n. D. Kelly
Prince Dainty. an eat 'em on the han-shsl -,
Peter +, as..ssat4msr n n migrate from s;Ses w,a
n iS .ana "a his "ua
s.ss: ns1 xs?
ps1s5 awsz, ysHs s51ssy 1sysy
yeslcutiets. ..iMr q I. s,o1f
Policeman. ...............t~ y = s'ous
easaasss: opposite Ks nsS lssoss ssss
Sss;s's9is.. sex :: NJ: NJ: Ss.l: Gs:s:
ss1na!ae Sligo man who secure: s
rfns.ss Mutton Chops: real buffalo. s SM 's.a
sas shiJas 4sH in 5iIfS
and IN
ShSSasr FosSHldnsst Song snd Chorus Of Real Vicious
pas iaSche2 and
sss .S :; e. s ea Pc ks Es
r. EsE w aSss vi WIT siss y a.s fs Il
ss 81; = sas'Ess Ss:
Fl ss%s s 4s f Ssnsy
ssiy E.9sa yHsw as would Ss.sy % Knock sassoa q
y ne a%5ss Sas ss, ssass.iIy Esis q Ssil
Ground Diagram Of winch scene on canvass IN me
Ian Vie, According to Hoyie. Makes Pair-Ihey
irssses Hshsurnian sensrdo VINO Rssps Narssryn
Cradicfhese Three Characters With the Aid OF Two
us sa.e sa Gs Came over na ne Pools
Barkeeper Chin Munc-sherdan,s Ride Ilustra ted
%oS 70
nnonmssved by Chd Who Is A Aterwards Eat fof
rs ssHp ss sHsfs
me TroRics1compusory EducatiopcPetsr Hs:thsn;
syailoy anything but Chin-The Conseouencsa,Aster
Heathentamcr and Child-Rcbuilt by Property Man
.rn.pca uua iof An Aring-frince Dantys Meeting WIN
Sstsrislissd IN the Next scene which ri sSRNE sri
falace-No Plvo.ters Aiowed~Grand MarcS OF Dresses
pers-should the Reporters Fail the IMhabtsnts q the
Dresses Wear prnu MonrRIinr for MonthArv.i q the
Can't Go Back on One of the Bhoys-fafs Your Part
ners for the First set-Forwsrd Fonr-snpper Anytime
EATINEE WEDNESDAY. AND SATURDAY
M1IINEE CHRISTIANS ~
MATINEE AFTERNOON,
6l4 5ll
6i Ml
ns nns 'is 8.
81 IL BROADWAY. 'ls sl4
EHEA7RE EFHEAFsE SSz1SSs: SSSS1SvE:
1My III
s!sTxss csEl!sTxxss .gTEssoos SssEE4T SfLL
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
MACBETH.

ROOTH's THEATRE MACBETH
JARRETT I PALMER beg to announce that they Will
NEXT FRIDAY. CHRISTMAS NIGHT
In all the maRnihcence and perfection which marked
its production during The farewell engagcmen Of Miss
the sublime tragedy Of .carru
with the celebrated shaMkespearian, M Mr.. George
again in his great representation OF Macbeth
merit and attraction Of being the Of the
upon
'"' "o''A '' MISS MATILDA HERON.
who Will Tor the hrst time In New YORK; assume the
LADY MACBETH.
The cast Of characters beyond these win make draft
npon the full strength OF the shskespcaian oraanissnon
The bin WIN be repeated on Saturday evening.
MORNING.
IL n GRAU CHIZZOL.A. 80. Leases and Managers
LAST WEEK BUT ONE OF
MONDAY December Il, LAST NIGnf oY
CHILPKRIC
TUESDAY ana WEDNESDAY, December q and Is,
LA FTLLK De MADAME ANGoT
GENEvIEvK DE- BRABANT
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Dec. Is and M
THE GRAND DUCHESS.
- In rehearsal, O6enbach's latest 0perA Bou6c Of
which the and nbretto have inst been received
from far "n'sf nAb1MG Ix HHRoHiD1G "a chi
and at schirmsrs 7Oi BrSadvay ~ - - ''~'
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
In her specially, TIL E ACTIVE GIRL introducing her
inimitable Irish-Amerc2n jig.
The dashng and gifted young BuriesQue Actress.
MISS ALICE HARRISON
miss ALICE HARRISON,
MISS ALICE HARRISON

in her arvelousy great rendering OF the role of RO
DOLPHE, In the natchess BurlesQue, the
B.Aokk BLAok HNs csook.. ccsookA.
With her inimitable rendition OF Mr.. William Cart.
wrights famous song, "Flewyi reweyp
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
SYNOPSIS OF PANTOMINE.

MOORISH VILLAGE.
TURKISH FESTIVITIES
PICTURESQUE MORISCO BALLET BY TURKISH
VILLAGERS.
Arrival Of the aged lbrshm and his daughter Fatims
the Bold who pleads to Ibrahm his to they
nuptials The parent objects Another, richer rival,
Beard claims the prize Despair o. ls lovers selfin
about to mount Selims urser is prevented BY
the indignant father, to whom the lovers knce and
plead in vain.
The New York herald., 1874-12-20
ALARUMSt

The heralds announce the coming Of the
GREAT BAsHAV.
Magnificent Procession.
FIVE HUNDRED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Beauties of the Harem, mounted on camels
Pachas and Seragliers on elephants.
SpahiS, MamelukeS and TurkOmen. mounted on ele-
ganty caparisoned steeds
Royal PalanQuin, BORNE by eunuchs. supporting the
BaSha WIS Wives
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-27

IN pursuance OF the terms OF trust deed
L executed to me by j. n. Edrington and N
a. Burlington, on tie 18th day Of March, lS1 4
which deed is OF record in the Recorders Office
Of Mississippi county, Arkansas. 10 secure the
toned, 1 will. on thursday, January "A,
Am and > o'clock pm. in front OF
the Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court
of Mississippi county, Arkansas, in the
town Of OsceOla, sell for cash, the following
real estate situated and lying in Mississippi
county, Arkansas: Being the southwest quar-
ter OF section thirty 1901, ia township thirteen
Ll3l, range eleven MI east: the south half Of
section twenty-five Is, and the south half Of
section tWenty-stX 26l, and the southwest
quarter OF section thlrty-fOur "a ], all in town.
ship thirteen Isl, range ten LlOl east, contain
ing in all nine hundred and two acres, and
known as the WhitInore place. About 500
acres cleared and under cultivation, with
valuable improvements ON the same.
Also, the following real estate: The north
west quarter Of section thirty-six 1851, in town.
ship thirteen ISL, range ten Ll0l east; and
northeast quarter of section thtrty-siX 1867, in
township thirteen Ll3l, range ten llOl east
also, the southwest quarter OF section three
49, in township twelve Il2l, range ten LlOl east (;
also, the northwest fractional quarter OF sec
ton thiTty-One L3ll, township thirteen Ll3,
range eleven III east-satd last described land
known as the Fafn plantation, containing
about 500 acres Of land, and about 80 acres
under cultivation.
The title to said property believed to be per-
feet, but I sell and convey as trustee only.
novel JNO. W. JEFFERSON- 1r7s'aa
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ton setive; middling. l4ie; low mid
ding, l3sc; good ordinary, lSic; net
receipts, $3.50 bales; gross receipts, $3.50
bales; exports coastwise, 1925 bales (;
sales, 2024 bales; stock, IS, 9S9 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November g.
Flour firm; double, Si75; choice, S. 700
s so. Corn lower; mixed and yellow,
81 O5; white, 81 O7l. Oats quiet st 72c.
Bran easy at 81 l2A Hay in fair supply,
but dull; prime, S26; choice, s27. Pork
dull and lower; new held at So. Dry
salt meats-shoulders scarce at 94c. b.
con dull at 10, I49l42c asked; no sales.
Hams-ehoice sugar-cured scarce and In
demand; old, Isle; new, 152c. Lard
no tieree on hand; keg in supply and
dull at I53c. Sugar in good demand;
inferior, 4RG5le; common, 55s@6c; fair
to fully fsi., 6f@7lc; prime 20 strictly
prime, 72GS3c. Molasses in good de-
mand; common, 40c; fair, 46949ci
prime TO strictly prime, 50955c. Whisky
scarce; Louisiana, 81 05; choice west
eTn, 81 05. Coffee quiet; ordinary to
prime, 176lSie. COrnmeal dull and
lower, 81
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Saturday, November %, 1874,

within legal hours, the following descri1 bed
property, to-Wlt: The steamb boats BAENOLE
CITY and LEGAL TENDER. together with
al the furniture machinery, lackei and out
nj now belonging to each respectively. The
same can be seen al The river front, near the
mouth OF Wolf riFeri "a the Mississippi river,
nom now until the day Of sale. The boats
are sold On account Of whOm 10 may concern
because they are peTishable and expensive %
keep, and the proceeds or sale win be held
subject 70 all maritime liens. If any such eZ-
Isl, 50 that the purchasers viii acquire a good
title, free from ali maritime liens. IL any sucD
there be-8Ihis sale, unlike sales made by state
courts OF steamboats, for DEBT. glvea a good
title, lree nom all maritime liens or claims,
the sale being male 20 pEEsEEvE The PROP
ERTY, and the proceeds being held 10 satisfy
all valid claims against tie boat.
Terms Of Sale-Uue-fOurth CASH balance in
six, twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
chssers giving notes. for the deferred pay
ments, with good and sufficient personal So
curity therefor, 10 be approved by the Clerk
ana Master. This NOVemDe IL, ISL
=. A. COLE, CLERK aud Master.
BY R. j. Black, Deputy @. and o..
Wright FOlkes and ~. ". Mcdowell, So
licitors for comp lainants. uDl5