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THE DAILY GLOBE
pit lor sale ut the following places

Is kept ior sale ut the following places:
BELLOWS FALIs-O. i. Woods, dealer In drugs
and medicines, periodicals, provisions &c.
EAST WAILINGfORD--E. Il. Allen, dealer In dry
goods, &c.
LUDLOw-Sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
ti0nery, periodicals, sc.
BRATTlEBoRoE. j. Carpenter, books, station
cry. periodicals, fancy goods
BRANDON Kelley * Dyer and c. c. Slason.
books, stationery, periodicals. &c.
MIDDLEBURY-Alden q Co., books, stationery,
periodicals., &C.
decentralization Bros, dry goods.
NERGEsNEs-S.M. Southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BRIsrol- Hiram Shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs, &c.
NHITEHAIL-George PhDniX, ut Adams Pc
rlodlcal store.
ADMINISTRATION Hubbard, newsboy.
CAsTLEToN-kcllogg Rice, drugs, medicines,
periodicals, &c.
WEST RurLAND-C. j. Gilmore, general mer-
chandse.
PouLTNEY--W. w. Hubbard, books, stationery.
periodicals, fancy goods, sc.
NORTH Observation-Disclosures Morse neWsbnV
WALLiNGFoRD-H Z. Morgan, station agent
p MANCHEsTER-IierbertS Smith, ncWShOV
ARLISGTON-H s. Hard.
BENNINGToN--T. j, Tiffany, periodicals. Daner
ana stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co.. newspapers pe-
riodicals, books, stationery, &c.; A. IL. Howard
depot restaurant; John O'DOnald, neWsboy
Bates House; GLOBE counting-roOms
RALRoADs-Oh all morning trains leaving
Rutland
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state Comfy and vicinity

Rev. w. IT, Nlcckcr OF the Methodist
church, returned home on Friday after.
noon, after Il few weeks vacation. He
seems renewed in health, and all his con.
grcgalion seem glad to see him in his ac.
cusiomcd place on the Sabbath. The Mid.
dlebury cornet band gave him splendid
serenadc on Friday evening, calling out q
very appropriate speech from Mr.. Mceker,
in which he paid a very high compliment
to the band for their progress in the pleas
ant and inspiring art of music.
On their way home THY serenaded a
party of young people at the residence OF
Mrs. Dugald Stewart. They expressed
their appreciation of the music by pre-
senting the leader of the band with a beau
tiiul boquet OF flowers.
We notice the pleasant and genial face
OF our former tOwnsman, II. w. Pitts,
about town. He has overtaXed his system
with too large an amount of successful
business, which has impaired his health
very much. lie is stopping at the Addi-
son House with his family, and is calling
upon old friends and visiting our celebrated
suminer resorts in this vicinity.
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POwIsal.

citizens caucus is called for Wednes-
day evening, the Goth, at which Mr.. J. f..
Paddock, it is expected, will be nominated
for town representative. Mr.. =. is re-
publican, but men of all parties will vote
for him He is good man.
The North Pownal manufacturing COM
pany have stopped their mills few days
for repairs. Their help are having n jolly
time.
The dry weather for the last two or
three weeks tells badly on the corn crop.
DR.. Hawley's sermon here last Sunday
morning was listened to by Il large congre-
CATION. 1t was rich and intellectual
reat.
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The FARMERS WAR-EQuAL TAXATION
-GRAYoEs-PATEoNs OF HusBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. S. NJ.
Dorr, Of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe Paper Company Rutland.
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The Nomination of Coionc, joyce

hO Oi SOIOUet DVyCc.
An intelligent and prominent citizen of
Middebury repels the idea promulgated by
democratic papers, and the few republic
can journals who have made such IN out
cry that Col. Joyce's nomination was
brought about by chicanery and the CON
troll of the caucus. The writer Of the let
ter knows just how Colonel Joyce was
nominated, and tells in plain language why
and how it was done. Our correspondent
says:
The people about Addison county seem
well pleared with the dongs of the dis
trict convention. While very few would
have profaned the nomination. the mass of
the people rejoice nj the nomination of
Colonel Joyce. He is truly the peoples
man-one who has sympathy with the
great mass of the people, us his unanimous
nomination of that large convention would
indicate. His nomination was brought
about by no chicanery or deception, but by
an honest uprising of the people in favor
of an honest, intelligent young man, who
by the force of his own will, has placed
himself in n high position in the
legal profession, and for his patriotism
integrity, and honesty of purpose, the pco-
pie are to make him member of Congress.
In doing this, the people will do honor to
themselves and the state to which they be-
long. Col. Joyce will never be found
among the credit inobilier gang, or among
those who are seeking every opportunity
to suck the life blood Of the government to
raise their salaries. Mr.. Willard, we are
happy to say, stood aloof from such swim
ding, and when the head swndlers at
tempted to throw all the blame upon Con-
grcssmen, he Indignantly stated that Gen.
Grant was about the capitol earnestly urg-
ing the passage of the bill to increase the
presidents salary.
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SIN Is often the result OF physical ill-health
ana feeble stomachs. During one third of our
time the process or digestion continues 10 he
dyspeptic Is TO be miserable dyspepsia is the
blood. liver. skin and kidneys, Dyspepsia Yields
to the virtues OF the vegetable INGREDIENTS in
that great purifier OF the blood and restorer of
health, DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters. augaoiw
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The VIENNA EXPOSITION awarded the medal
OF merit TO Walter Baker q Co. for the sune.
rlority ana excellence OF their Chocolate ana
Cocoa preparations, the highest prize and only
medal given 10 any American manufacturers OF
these goods. These exhibitions have received
prizes and medals at the principal exhibitions
OF the world, and stand unequalled FOR their
purity and highly nutritious qualities.
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AT THRTy-FIyE the average American dis
covers that he has an .lniernal stomach" and
goes Into the hands OF the doctors for the rem
nant OF his life. Prevention is better than cure
but Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bltters Will both cure
n my prevent ayspepsia alseaSe Of The skin, liver
from an "nfernal stomach. lulyQldXwi
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FOR MOTH PATCHES

FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECRLES
ANp IA, TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
every case inIallible. Or for his Improved CO.
medone and Plmple Remedy, the great SKIN
medicine for Pimples, Black Heads or riesh
worms. Or consult b. G. PERRY, the nofrd
april 10dcodw6m, ''
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RUpuRLICaN COUNTY TirRET

SENATOkS.
RE. FIELD PROCTOR, Rutland
SIMEON ALLEN, Fairhaven.
LUTHER p. HOWE, Mount Tabor.
FAYETTE HOLMES, sudbury,
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
CHAUNCY s. RUMsEY, Hubbardton.
JACOB EDGERTON, Rutland.
STATES ATTORNEY,
JOEL c. BAKER, Rutland.
FOR SHERIFF.
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, Rutland.
FOR HIGH BAILIFF
GEORGE d. SPENCER, Fairh0vcu.
FOR JUDGES OF PROBATE,
WALTER c. DUNTON, District OF Rutland
JEROME b. BROMLEY, District OF Falrhay u
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PURE WINES FOR I.JyAtIDs

I've have on hand q large variety of Pure
VINES Tor the recovery Of the Sick our Old
tort Wine, for strengthening and lnyigoratlng
.he system our Malmsey Wine, for restoring
inc TASTE and impartlng new vigor, from OK,
haustlon our Pale Sherry, to be used with ton
les, Tor restoring the appetite, are daily recon-
inenueu by our first physicians. Sold by the
bottle or gallon. JAMES DINGLEY q co. is
ana ~ MIX street, Boston, Mass. jygdeod8m
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and many of the faces In It are easily iecog-
nized, especially that of Gen. L. A. Grant,
Gen. W. W. Foster, and others. The fol.
lowing Is the
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DENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING rAcs

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by TAG
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationeis
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
lnne23dawtf Wholesale Agents
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
For Governor,
\ A II T. l. p L G X
or JERICHO
For Lieutenant Governor.
l. ' NJ A n G.. ii | n C. X j. l. y
OF CHELSEA.
For state TREASURE
10 II n A. u a G f
OF MONTPELIER.
For Member of Congress,
ARIES II. JOY G +.
OF RUTLAND.
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PROGRAMME

observed by the Sherman cornet band,
WednesdaY fnrennon.
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A VOID QUACKs AND IMposToRs
NO CHARGE FOR ADVICE AND coNsrtr,
TON AH

y Dr D. u, Dyott, Graduate OF Jefferson AIodico,
Soilege, Philadelphia, author OF several voInal a.
PIE works, can be consulted on ali diseases of
we sexual or Urinary Organs (Which he has
t ta an especial study either In male or
OF OF now long standing. A practice OF 10 vearss
EMAIL enables , nun TO treat diseases With success
or q Ruarahteeu, charges reasonable Those
symptSms, and enclosing stamp TO prepay BOSE
age SEM nY ior the GUIDE 70 Health Price 10 cts.
aug0-deodwlY i0i Duane street Ne,S Yor,k
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ginia, 80; old Virginia, S5i old Norm
Carolina. %: new North Carollila' ~
TODAY was one Of the dullest expert
eneed IN Wall street for some Une'
Changes in early dealings IN stocks
rarged from to per cent, except
Wabash which fell Off per cent during
the afternoon. The average changes
were ! 70 J per cent, ana the market
slossd yveak. Transactions OF the stock
exchange included 5000 shares OF
Wastsrs, Union: 1850 Pacific Mail;
% mn Lake Shore: 600 [ mon Pacific;
! O00 North western; 5000 st. Paul, and
20aO Tolsdoand Wabash. Closing quota
tions. Canton. Ga; Western Union Tel.
sVranh -q8. Quicksilver, 26}; Adams
: , 1rsss conpauy, ll61; Wells d Fargo's
= orsss company. SOs; American ex-
,,rsss oompany, 62l; United States ex-
brsss company, 90; Pacific Mail, ass;
New York Central 1919; Erie, 2Sl; Erie
nrpfsrred. IS Harlem, 1870; Harlem
nrsfe rred. I25: Michigan Central, a.:
PItisbUrg aud Fort Wayne SS8; North-
western 4lg; Northwestern preferred,
57i. Rock Island 99}; New Jersey
Central lO7; st. Paul, 36l st Paul pre-
erred, 55l; Wabash. 30i; Wabash pre-
ftleus II EpiA " alut, 5o2 Aelic
daute. l0S; Terre Haute, preferred, 1910;
1hicsgo asd Alton, l0l; Chicago ana
Alton preferred, los; Ohio aud Missis-
ippi, 81; Cleveland, Columbus aud
80; Burlington and Quincy,
0S}; Lake Shore, SOC; Chicago, Col
lmhus and Indiana Central ct; Ili-
lois Central, 81; Union Pacific, $50;
central Pacific bonds, 95s; Union Pa
'ife bonds, 500; Delaware and Laeka-
vana, l09s
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PROBUCE MARKETS..
RY EGRApH.


LOUISVILLE, November 21.-Flnur
and wheat quiet Corn quiet, Horse.
OaJs quiet, 5SG60c. PORK quiet al S2l.
BacOn-nUne. Sugar-cured hams, l29
13c. Bulk shoulders, 7sG7kc; clear
nbs, 1Osc; clear, l04c LaId-tierces,
I4s9l44c; kegs, l54@l54e. Whisky, $50.
ST. LOUIS, November 2I-Flotr
quiet. Wh-st quiet at Csc. Corn slow /;
No. >, 7I@74c elevators. Oats Il -mer
and higher; No. >, 57@57lc cash. Whis-
KY firm at 81. Pork lower for futures;
cash lots, prices maintained, $50. GreeD
hams steady at Zoe: sweet picked hams
lie last half Of Decem Der. Dry salt
meats and bacon quiet. Lard easier and
little doing; BE at Quincy next week.
CHICAGO, November 2l.-FlOur
duh. Wheat steady; No. 2 SS$c cash.
Orn active and higher; No. , size cash /;
Use bid seller all the year Oats higher /;
No 2. 548655c cash. Pork Irregular
and Unsettled; cash, nOmiBally $40 25;
Sl9 80 seller all the year. Lard IN fair
demand at lower rates, l3c ca n or seller
all the year. Bulk meats IN fair de-
mand at lower rates, Z. 9tt693c, all part
~ cured and loose. Green hams, 100
WV " uiohg GtCAug a. SpNs
CINCINNATI, November q. Flour
quiet. Wheat steady; red, 81 05(ql 0S
Corn in fsi demand at lower rates; ear,
6St969c. Oats steady at 55960c. Oils
unchanged. Eggs scarce and hTm at
&c. Butter-chOice ia good demand at
full prices. Pork steady at S2l spot or
seller December. Lard unse tied and
irregular; sales at l34(9l34c spot, closing
at inside price. Buik meats quiet at Z !
"a 7sc, l019l0sc, 1890 0lc, loose; all 10
% % dsy : IN salt. Bacon scar G and firm.
Whisky, 98c. Green meats quiet;
shoulders, &c; sides, SIC; hams, lie.
NEW YORK, November q Flour
dull and in buyers favor. Rye -four
steady. Cornmeal dull and dropping
at 81 2064 IS. Wheat quiet; No.
Chicago, 81 06Gl 0S. Corn a shade
firmer; mixed western, soc in store.
Oats firmer and more active; mixed
western, 665c in store. Coffee quiet.
sugar active and firmer; prime, Sic;
r. fined, firmer at l0}@l03c; MUscOvado,
7s98!c. MOlasses quiet. Rice dull
Petroleum dull; refined, lO}c; crude
held at SIC. Pork dull at ST.. Beef
dull. Cut meats quiet. Middles, long
clear, lie Lard opened lower but react
ed; prime steam, spot, l4(9l4sc. Butter
scarcely firm; western, GOOSE Cheese
quiet at l23tGl52c. Whisky lower, 81 o.
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COTTON NARKETs.


LOUISVILLE, November 2l.-Cot-
ton quiet, l4c.
CINCINNATI, November 2l.-Cot-
ton steady, l4lc.
ST. LOUIS, November 2l.-Cotton
in good demand, l4tc.
LIVERPOOL, November q, 1890
p.n Cotton steady; middling uplan0s,
7sd; Orleans, 8l6Sld; sales, 1900
bales; OF which 2000 were for export aud
speculation.
pm Sales Of American cotton to-
day, $500 bales. December and January
shipments from Savannah or Cha les
Ton, ]. N. c., II l6d
NEW ORLEANS, November p, $50
a m.-COttOn quiet; middling, l4fc;
sales, 1900 bales; receipts, lOl9 bales.
Up m--Net receipts, 1876 bales; gross,
34O7 bales; exports 10 the continent, 976
bales; cOastwise, 396 bales; sales, 5000
bales; stock, 126, 90 bales; demand fair;
midiling, lac.
PORT ROYAL, November 2l.-Re-
ceipts for the week ending November
I3th, 2090 bales; exports to Great Brit
ain, 2i13 bales; coastwise, rs bales;
stock, 1917 bales; receipts for the week
ending November 20th, 1857 bales; ex-
ports coastwise, 1887 bales; stock, 1861
bales.
NEW YORK, November p, 10 80
a m.-Futures quiet and steady; Jauua-
~, l55@15 1856; February, 152(9l5 9-16c;
March, Is l3-I6C@l55e; December, 14s@
IA 1916.
iU:40 a.m.-CDttOn-nOt much doing;
last quotations: ordinary, l23c; g 'Od
ordinary, 14c; low middltug. 14ac;
middling, 145c; Alabama, I5e; OIleans
ami Texas, l5}c
1910 p m.-Futures-market seems
drmer; January, 10 3-l6c; February,
15AGI5 8 Ice; March, Is Is l69l5kc;
December, "a 5e; sales for future delivery,
49, bales.
I2:l5 PIN OttOn quiet and steady;
sales for export to-day, Al bales; last
evening, 40 bale; t0spinuers to-day 100
bales; last evening, 9S5 bales; TO specu-
larOrs to-day, 80 bales; So bales last
evening; to arrive, inclusive Of above,
l67 bales.
Net receipts, 258 hales; gross receipts,
1886 bales; sales, 7S4 bales; stock, 85, b96
bales; market quiet and steady; mid
ding, 145c.
Cotton report for one day at all the
United States ports: Receipts, 20 05l
bales; exports 20 Great Britain, 1928
bales; to France, 1875 bales; stock, 53I,-
7Z9 bales.
Bombay report from November l4th
TO the 2Olh, inclusive: Receipts, 600
bales; exports 70 Great Britain, 1860
bales; exports to the continent, 1909
oales; stock afoat in Bombay harbOr,
I3 900 bales.
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MONEY MARKET.
By TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, November 2l.-Rentes, 6lE
60c.
LONDON. November 2l.--The rate
of discount in the open market for 3
months bills is 4 Is per cent, Or 9-l6
below the Bank Of England rate. Con-
soils for money, 939(993t; on account,
q8lla 93g: United Sites 20s
o. 1855 1861 do. 1857 1881; 10 40s, l04l (;
Dev - 1881; New HtK Central, 80,
Erie. 26}; Erie prefenei, AZ
NEW YORK, November p Money
was easy at 2I@3l per cent. for prime
bsUkers sterling; 4S6 for sixty days
bilis and 1905 for demand; prime meF-
camille paper sells at sol per cent, with
next grade 70 good names 1000 pei
eent Gold was dull st lll4l9llis. Car
wing rates. 1G2 per cent. % fat fol
IN borrowing. CieariDgs, S4l 80 iEIe
The sssistsnt-treasurer di-burset S674,'
zoo Customs Teeeitts. SlbS,OO0
Snaeie shi ments, 81 435 OUO. lmpore
f5r the week-dry gnOds, 81 81 loo
merchandise, s. 153, 349. Ia Govern
ment bonds there was considerable 10
ina closing steady: Coupons o. l'5l
49,; 1852, ll2a; 1884 ll4s; 1855, ll5s
ISs5. new, II8t; 1857, liz; 1865, lls
rev IS, 1921; 10 40s, 1885, currency Is
I1ss. State bonds were quiet and lower
NissonrI 8s, IS; old Tennessee
SS: neS Tennessee, ~ new VIZ
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H. f1Ilasiug IS the report Of the New
York Bulletin Of November 18th: ''tor
i-,,n7e..ti., e q livery there has been only
d nnodsrA re business reported, and the
General $40. Dearance was dull Throughout
Inc dav with DO change noted on quo
ts-ion. In the msjOTiry Of cases, how
ts-ar holders NANTES ed a fairly firm
r,rH and the offerings in all cases were
moderate. except ct extreme rates.
There was sfme inquiry for short notices
e.rlv in the d4y add again toward the
close. with only few lots ole ing ana
table cotton received attention 10 mod
crate ex. ent; but exporters found nothing
in the foreign sdvices 70 stimulate Tree
purchases unless they could gain easier
terms. while the scarcity OF desir-
sbIe freight room and the dim 'ulties
I.keIv % arise from the longshore-
-aeBis' strike were advanced ss reas-
.N1s calculated TO reduce the ship
N. ~ cali Liverpool was quoted steahy
q Cormer figures Southern ADVICE
-.,r,ri ,lus favorable as 70 the cou-
firion % the crop, and the prospec'
III ne Kicking AID the receipts sre fsir
~ f1fur- d-iivsry there has teen duii
ard sarn4a bat stupid market, with the
rsl.s raj her soft on al months. The foT-
eign sdvices when clo-eiy Olgesleo ar
ia many quarters considered a. iess eu-
-s9ursging Than 8 day or two ago. The
rs.-f.Is ~ the parts nave shown NJ
more freely than ca, ulst' d upoDi and
tie aut-ids speculative element does Mt
, s5ns Iu ss freely as anticipated, aud
" Na growing disposition 70 increase The
- 'uaste. Of yield, it Is dihicu to ID
1ju.. mucie fresh Investment. Oh the
9rber hand, there is no particularly
ibaari- w. p0inss at the moment' ana AZ
ajlssuc, % any great pressure Is notice
able. snort, DsL~.9, 81 ~ sl3,ly 81
reared ~ he holding G snd sslEin - ,sn
-. g. srn,e new b.,sis Of sctiOn. The
80 Wss ouiet and barely steady"
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
-,5a e-7sryvi " Is the visible sn2 ply O. cotton
Cd -zr-5-l-d b y The New York Chro1iscse OF
SovenlB. 10 b.
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the faIloWi yg - the Nlslpie alh'i,c5A ~ -
s-l,-enln = 20 b..
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
by TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 2l-Busi-
ness was generally quiet to-day with
houses aud jObbers Heavy
brown c0ttOns are in good demand, and
four yard makes in steady request
Bleached c0ttons dull. Cotton 4 ,nnels
and corset jeans more active. Cotton
sdes in demand by the clothing trade.
Repellants in fair request. Kentucky
jeans fairly active. Side-band prints
selling fraeIV.
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SATURDAY,. Nerembsr %, L..

within legal hours, the following described
property tO-Wit: The steam boats BANN0Jh
CITY and LEGAL TENDER together with
all the furniture. machinery, tackei and out
% now belonging 70 each respectively. The
same can BE- seen ai fle river 'front.' near the
mouth OF Vol river, She MlSsis ppl river
from nov until the day OF sale The boats
are sold on account OF ~ BON 10 NAV concern,
because they are psrisnable and expensive 70
keep, and the proceeds % sale Wili be he'd
subject 70 all maritime liens, n a " such ex-
Isl, - that the purchasers viii acquire a COCO
title, free from all marit me liens. if amy such
there 5s.-This sale, unlike sals made b. state
courts Of STEAMBOATS, for cebf. gives GOOD
utie. free from all maritime liens or claims.
the sale being made 70 rEEs EEvE THE PROP
EitTE. and the proceeds being held 20 salts
ali valid claims against the Dnat-
Terms OF Ssle-One-fouTth cash; balance ln
six. twelve and eighteen mouthsi the pur-
chasers giving notes for the deferred pay
ments with good and sufficient personal So
curIty therefor, 10 be approved hy the Clerk
ano Master. This November IL, 1879.
j.. A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
BY r. J. Black Deputy and u.
Wright a FOlkes and ". ". BE Doweu- 30
ucltOrs for compliments noio
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IOaas Leaving Thts bay.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
In PoFs.
GAINESVILLE
wea.her, nlvern 40 nuslne...

I1S711 1--WE '.'I'' HssI7I 1f7'7'
Yesterday was cloudy and cool, though
much milder in the afternoon. The
river rose two inches here yesterday,
and now gives feet to Cairo, with
over feet thence 90 st. Louie The
river rose > inches at st. Louis and 4
inches at Cairo yesterday. An inch rise
is reported at Louisville, with 81 inches
on the bars in the lower Ohio. White
and Arkansas rivers are again falling
No immediate rise IN the waters is ex-
pected Business on the wharf yester-
day was very light.
stage OF Rivers.
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. Z. =. a.
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NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
MEMPHIS November IS, 1874. Z
- On and after 23d iu-Ianf, the ware
houses OF this company viii be closed
promptly al & o'clock pm, each day, and no
freight will be received for shipment after
that hour c. H. BUTTON. Agent.
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H M. LUDWIG, Observer.

There was not much business in river
Giro es yesterday, the arrivals being few
aud far between. The St Genevieve,
from ST. Louis arrived at noon with a
full cargo OF grain and produce. She re-
turned in the afternoon taking 100 bales
OF cotton for the east. The 81. Francis,
from Helena, brought ia 3IS bales OF
C ton aud 1917 bag Of cottOn-seed. The
st. Luke passed up before light yesterday
m lrning. She put OFF Is bales OF cotton
mere and added 400 bales for the east,
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GHANCERR SALE
-OF-
s TEAMBOATS, ETC.

First Chsncery Court OF shel by cOunty-s3ais
Or Tennessee, county nf shelby, vs.. Wa.
Elliott ana others.
DG virtue OF an lDterlOeuiory decree for sale
- entered in the above cause on the 18th
day % November, 1874, / Will sell, az public
auction, 10 the CHEST bidder, at the landing,
near the mouth OF Wolf river where the
hos "a uogr lie On
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
MISSISSIPPI & TRsNRSSRR B, B

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, EOVEMBEg
" Is, 1874, trains win run as follows:
ARRIVE. LEAVE.
New Orleans Mail, daily: 05 pm so pm
Express Train daily except
sun 30 a4sls A-lJ pm
Freight and Accommodation
daily Jexcept Sunday so pm 80 am
Trains on this road make Close connection
at Grenada with New Orleans, st. LOuls an
Chicago Railroad for Canton, Jackson, Vicks-
burg. Meridian Mobile anu New Orleans and
for ali points North and South; az Memphis
with connecting lines for ali points North and
East ard with Memphis and Little Rock
ftsFilWay for all points in Arkansas, Texas
and the West.
Tickets on sale at 81 Main street aud at the
depot. NJ. BURKE supt.
JAMES H SPEED, Ticket Agent. nOvl4