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szE1lPHIs AND CHARLESTON.
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Is FINANCIAL MATTERS money re-
mains plenty and little called for; bank
balances, however, have been lowering
Tor some days, owing to the comparative
quietude in the cotton market. Ex-
change Is in moderate supply at { dis
count buying on eastern points; I on
New Orleans; selling on all ali points at
par. Gold brings 109; round lots ! more;
sales at 10. Nothingin stocks or bonds;
al quotsions nominal. The Nashville
Banner, November Sth, reports: Estate
warrants are rather scarce, and 92993 is
-giiat is offered for them. New issue of
Tennessee money is inquired after more
than has been the case for I year past,
we suppose on account Of the near APP
ur7sch Of the decision Of the case that
takes place At the meeting Of our SUI
ursuIe court, which meets here il De-
ceuber next" The Arkansas AOntice5-
HgEaqn save: Estate scrip is again on the
rise. We believe Il will be worth 50 or
50 cents on the dollar as soon as the new
constitution gets in good working or
Ier.r New Orleans papers speak more
cheerfuily Of the business situation; the
Tines Of Sunday says: every where IN
commercial circles are to be detected not
0DI- smiling ntenances, but the ut
most activity. Wholesale gTOeers seem
10 have been especially favored. In
many % the immense est ADJUSTMENTS
more orders have been received in one
dav than could be filed IN two,
and. IN consequence, not only
the clerical force, but a eohert
Of draws have been pushed to their Ut
most. The tide OF prosperity which can
now be pronounced fsirIy At the turn,
viii probably increase as the season pro-
crosses, and ere many weeks elapse, We
can bid goodbye to bard times, for the
present at al eveuts.n The Bulletin
.upp 4rls this more encouraging view of
eUlnEs IN the Crescent city; il says:
90 We money market is more animated.
W. 5Notice some increase in the offer
iros at he banks and on the streets.
me former have an abundance of cur
reucv and accept al good business pa
rer while on The latter, though negO-
ffsti0rs are not So EASILY effected, capl-
tsIists are beginning 70 eyince a greater
disposition to accept OtSer grades imam
frst-cfass, with or without eoiiaterals..
The New York Herald obsei YES; p" IL
may he remarked that the state Of TIE
money market has sgaih become a pa u
cipal sutjsct Of attention among Euro
ueau merchants and capitalists. The
rise in the Bank Of England rate Of four
Der cent. was followed by an advance Of
The Bank Of Belgium from three and
aue-twelfth to four and One-twelfth per
cent, and by the Bank Of st. Petersburgh
from I've and One-twelfth to six
ulr cent. A similar movement
hy the Bank Of Prussia is re-
garded as one Of the contingencies OF the
money situation. While these events
may seem to have no positive and i'm
mediate influence uOOn the financial
centers Of America, it is apparent that
they indicate a tendency to stringency,
which must sooner or later be felt here,
for capital extends its sympathy every
where" This statement is not cOnsOla-
tory. but is worth attending to.
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French Burr Viii Stones Thomas Bee
milan Nos. les end F3O Poplar street

French Burr Viii SgOuee.-ah Osmss See
milan Nos. 12S end 100 Poplar street
Key ,phis, TSnzs-
ITO the Planters Of Tennessee and adjoining
i States-I solicit the patronage Of ala per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES ID repair
Having hau q years experience IN this coUn-
try and Europe-With W @. Bradford of this
city from 1865 TO 1861, since which time have
been generally engaged iu building ana re-
pairing mills IN this and adjoining states.
will rebuild, Dl,liu, redress ana put ia perfect
order all burrs for grinding corn and wheat, OF
viii redress burns that ~ l5ra ruay null ileil
own COtton-seed, thereby saving freight ON
bulk and saving fuel Joints should not he
filled with lead, as the atJriuOn powders H.
and pOisons the meal OF hour, j viii guaIan-
tee that with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, q thirty-inch mill viii grind
thirty bushels Of corn IN one hour. also
guarantee TO save One-haf Of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal ana send
ing It from the mill perfectly cool and IN good
order to ship. Where the runnlng-gear is in
good order, it is only necessary TO ship the
rock, when the work viii be promptly done
and returned. Mil work in general, and all
orders from the country promptly attended 10
at prices that defy competition. All orders al
dressed tome in care 0fG. W. Payne & Co. Will
meet with prompt attention.
oe2l.- THOMAS DELANE.
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I1fh day of N0Yemher. -,

on the premises, sell to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, certain leasehold estate, granted hy
John OvertOn, situated in the city OF Mem
phis. county Of Shelby, and state Of Tonnes
See on the corner OF Third and W ehsier streets,
known as Schneppel's Brewery, and known
as 396 and 397, together with all buildings, hL-
lures, machinery, barrels, tools, implements,
wagons, horses, and other property used by
the late i. Schneppei, or SchDeppel d CO.. IA
and about said brewery.
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock am Title
believed 70 be good but 1 convey as trustee
only L. KEITH,
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Trustees sale.

UTgDER aud hy virtue Of a deed ol trasl
ii executed to me March -, 1871, ny Ami
i. Johnston, TO secure a certain indebieduesa
Therein mentioned, and Of record in the Reg
sters Ofice OF shelby county in book IS pace
Hl l Will on
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SCHOOLFIRLD, HANAUER & CO.,
WHOLESALE
| GrOcers & Cotton Factors
9s8 FRONT STREET,

l4EdAaK EAAo8 . AA-~N -NAa7SoAA1a
XETE invite tie attention Of buyers 70 our
w LARGE AMI. CON RLEfE STOCK OF
GROCERIESS, feeling confident of being able
10 offer them goods Ia our line at as low ngures
Is they can De purchased Ia any Western OF
eouthern city. We Will give especial atten-
ton 70 the sale OF Cotton our Dkr. Louis Kan
auer making that specially.
Than king our many friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on the 1Tm Just
d,ssolved, we respectfully solicit a eontfnu-
aDce OF their favors. hoping by close atten-
ton to business 50 merit the same.
Memphis, June !, 1874. JET
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Roats LeavInE rnIs Day.


Weather, Rivers and Business.
Yesterday was warm and somewhat
rainy. The river still falls here with
seven feet to Cairo, and four and a half
feet thence to st. Louis. The lower
Ohio is falling with thirty inches to
Louisville. White river is declining
with twenty eight inches from Au-
gusta out. Arkansas river is receding
with twenty-five inches from Little
Rock out. Business on the wharf yes
terday was fair.
Stage OF Rivers.
OFFICE ORs SIG SER II g A
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Y Court ST., corner Third.
VISITING, DINNBR, RECEPTION
Trustees sale
Valuable Property y W, Corner Of Main
and Exchange Streets

IN THUBGDAY, DECEMB ER E0. 1874.
- at II o'clock am, on The 5. W. corner OF
Madison and Main streets, Memphis, j VIII
sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
Ing property. : Tot Of ground 81 feet and g
inches front on west line Of Main street, ana
extending westward along the line OF and
parallel with Exchange street at rigut-augle -
IRON the front l4S5S feet to Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold to IhOma-
Dugan by s. II. Nelson, J.. Y. Frazer. and the
executors of Z, Titus, deceased by deed bear
ing date Ilth May, 1872, and conveyed to me
as trustee, by deed from Thomas Dugau, TO Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein specified
this sale being made 20 carry ont the pro-
visions Of SAID deed in trust, which is recorded
in the Registers Office Of Shelby county on
the 10Th day Of May, 1872, in book 81, page iJl,
etc. Right of redemption waived, ana ,ltle
believed to be good, but I sell and co -Ivey
only as trustee.
noYI0 LOHN =. TREZEVA VT TrrsI...
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DY virtue OF a deed in trust executed to me By
= L. Sohneppei, on or about the 10th day OF
July. 1873, TO secure the payment OF certain
therein mentioned, and regis
tered in the Registers Office Of the county Of
Shelby, and state OF Tennessee, ] will on the
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MANHOOD &EST3kED.-A victim Q
Youthful fmprudenee, causing premature de-
cav nervous debility, etc, having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has found Simple
su fferers. Address ]. Il. REEN IGsS rs n ASA
ii New York.
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Saturday, 2slh day Of November, 1874

at I2 o'clock m, in front OF the new Court
House, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described property, to wit:
All his right, title and interest IN lot so. D
on s. Mosby's plan Of subdivision OF land
living on Robson and Hill streets, and Bayou
0uinby; the said lot No. at the southeast In
tersectlOn OF Robson and Qu1nOy streets :
thence with the eastern line or QulnDy street
in a southern direction one hundred and nifty
one ISL feet 20 q stake on an alley; taenCe
along the northern line OF said alley east
vgardly. ninety-fOur 54l feet 10 a stakes thence
in a northern direction with the line OF lot
No. 4, ON said plan. one hundred AMI forty
eight and q half 1881 feet 70 q stake ON the
southern line of Robson street: aud thence
along said southern line siLty-Oue 1911 feet 70
a stake: the beginning also, ia an that certain
tract Of land situate, lying auo being IN me
county of shelby, state OF Tennessee, EuOWn
and described as follows, to-wit: Known ana
DESIGNATED ON g. MOSDy's plan OF 81 O-ol VISION
of land, and lying on Hill street. and hOOe r
son street, and upon Quinby's street and sub
division as follows fronting seVenty-JW0
T72I feet on the west side of Hi street and
running back to between parallel lines and
parallel to Robson street, one hundred and
eighfv.fOur ISL feet and three l3l inches.
f,eVied on as the property of defendant,
Barney Egan, to satisfy said judgments, IN
terest and costs.
sale to commence promptly at twelve
o'clock N.
G.. i. ANDERSON,
sheriff Of shelby county, Tenn
Memphis, 9th day of October, 1914.
Randolph, Hammond x Jordan, attorneys
for oiafutiIf.
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NJ BE GIVEN AWAYl

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets 5000 Quarter Tiokets....S2.50
Half II :kets...-...-5.00 Eleven Tickets..SiO0.O0
No INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pnr-
poses, and viii be conducted with the same
liberality, honesty and fairness which char
acteriEed the first enterprise
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For Tickets and Circulars, giving fun in
formation, address HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary, Norfolk, Virginia.
JOE LOCKE
will give full particulars 80 Main ST., mp stairs
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EEAM1MD .eEETAEL -

These spectacle r- s1suGlaCtuTau fl0.l
tiHJN MUTE CRYSTAL ~ BIBLES" melted r8a
Zc.DeT- and are called Li a-lGlrL1 ON ageuul
OF their lafduesa and hrllIauCy.
Having been tested WITH f-le polarlHlGvc. .lIl
diamond lenses have been found Co admit d--
teen per cont. less heated rays tlau any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free rom clT0matIc alterations,
and produce url -utuGss and dlsriuCtuess H.
vision not before attained lr suecIgclcE. -l sus
ulactured ~ Inc Spencer IHEtcal EulT-
ilcJssE18g Company n. p For sale 1y re-
sr0nsinle agents Lu every city In the Union.
" @. Byrd, JeWeler and lsptiCIIu, is $50. a
agent fOT Mem nls, Tenn, from whom OBJ .
can only be obtained No Det.liHrs EN- ID Uy-ail.
marx - HrfH
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTECE.-Haviug
n qualified as administrator of the estate of
Louis LaCroix, decd, this IS to notify all per-
sons having claims again SO sad estate Oh pre-
sent them, duly probated rs required hy liW,
or they " III be barred ;and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO come forward
and make payment OF the same
JACOB LACKOIE.
Administrator with viii annex O..
q. Miller, Attorney. movie
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GOOD CHAN G {
To Commence BUSINESS.

GTORE-FIXTURES and well-selected stock
> OF CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
located at No. 2l9 Main street, under Worsham
House, for sale on long time for good paper.
Proprietor has two places OF business, and is
DESTROYS of dispOsing of one. For particulars
apply to L. KAUFMAN, Isl Main st.
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sHEREFF'S SALE
Real MREAT1.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Il that by virtue OF two wits OF vend1tlOni
eXpOnas 20 me directed from the Honorable
Second Circuit Court OF shelby county, Ten
nessee, in the case Of Sehmidlapp & Co., vs..
Thomas Winters and Barney Egan, his Sc
curity, judgment rendered on the 3Jth day
OF January, 1874, for the sum OF two hundred
and five dollars and siXLy-tWO centa and
another Judgment, I'D Of January, ~ for
one hundred and seventy dollars and twenty
nve cents. with interest ana costs OF SUITS 70
satisfy said judgment, etc. Wlili on
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Vhe market was quiet and weak; sales
900 bales, Of which exporters tooK l4UU
lales.
ne New York Journal Of Commerce.
7sovaobsr 7th, reports: HFor cotton on
"a s0et there is a slow inquiry At the
- ~ sent aud prices are iu good part
.l-,.-,i,, al There are quite free sellers on
~ i,qsi- of unchanged prices, but to sell
- 3.,,,,orSant lines concessions would
-. 10 he inside favorable 10 the buyer.
t,, f7ture deliveries there Is llgnt Dusi-
.-ass with a trihe better pnces realized
=, ~ III the day, closing with 3 tame
feehGg"
-rs,v GENERAL MARKET begins q
1;tlIs 1,ora actively than the last week
md az very light stock Of several IN.
---,ts,,t a--icles supears at length TO be
sitesa restraint. The hest that can
- aid. however, is agOor statement iol
fi,is notion OF the seasou. Corn Is very
.,.ar.sa aere and is wanted; Gcthing Of
rerinr in shelled, some ear eOTh sold al
~ oats are held higher; there are
-,l,,,e an the landing; in store some sell
etr65e. others held for 67c. Bran
so between dealers, with a dis
-, 10 ask higher. Hay IS dull
l.---,,. r,-af,s.ss prairie sold at St5t@l4.
C5 ~ n again advaneedi early SONS
-, 49, made at s. 50, but - W wa
he prevalent price during the day. In'
Chicago Tribune, Novembsr7tS, repSfIs
aCorn was quiet and stronger IoeI'
was not much change for delivery tti!
month from the advance gained yester'
dsy afternoon, and not much doing, il
The absence Of offerings. The leading
feature in the market was the CREATE
af,eugth IL the year option, which
sdvaSoed 2 cents further to-day, making
a tofal rise Of Al cents since yesterds!
-,,orniag. This was chiefly due to tbs
very Iigbt recsipts Of the past few days
md he increz sing certainty that tn
~ com am cannot be used to Gil "Tegu
Isrj, contracts before the advent Of tn
new wear. OF course, a very slow down
-,,avd movement is sufficient TO dlmlnIsi
M rs saail stock, and 1t now seems ther,
viii scarcely be bRshel Of old corn lei
;n This eitg by the end Of the presen
month. Data were more active, and sv
ersged &c higher, ia sympathy viii
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TIE COTTON MARKET showed more
activity yesterday; increased receipts at
home and At the ports took away the
stiffness Of the holders, and made an
-asier market Without absolute de-
cling. urices were more within the COM
usss Oh buyers views, aud exporters en-
tered the market with some activity;
the result was larger sales than for the
four DAYS previous. Receipts in Mem
Minis for the three days Of the present
busipess week amounted to 946l bales,
srainst 1852 bales during the correspond
INC three DAYS Of the week before. New
York closed weak, irregular and IN
..bInged a. l4sc; futures closed dull and
-,oTo,1al. New Orleans was quiet and
u9cbsb ged at 145e. Liverpool was qoiet
md uncf, sDged st : ll-lGd. Prices, IS
..-,Sorfed bv those engaged in the days
ll,--iisraiiops, were for low ordinary lie
,,5Cj ordinary I2c and I3lc; low mic
.,IiDg. I8I, l35 and 1896, the latter foI
SsgoSj sJvle;' middliDg, 10, IS5 and
~. The official quotations o. the cham
bar of commerce were unchanged a
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VALUABLE 88lL ESTATE
On saturday. november "A, 1874.

Second GlauCeIT Court of shelby county
VIM. Morrow, treasurer. Fs. 8. j. Persons.
EDT virtue Of an lutGTiCcutOrv decree for sale.
- entered lu The above cause ON ue slI lay
OF October. 1878, VIII -a4-, 40 uuU.. auction,
90 the highest bidder, % front 1f Ia county
cQuIfuOUse. Memphis, Tenn. Ju
Saturday, November IA, 1874,
whiting legal hours. tle following sscrlUeI
real estate, tO-Wit.
Twelve hundred anu atty flzlli gcIaa D. land
in shelby county, Ieuue-see. in district No.
Is, and Us the east half oil entry No. &c. and lies
Just east OF the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad and south oil Bradshaw avenue.
Terms OF saie-CasU.
This October -, Is74
N. D.L. STEWART. Clerk and Master
By George Mallerv. -. O.. and g.
W. W Mcdowell. sol. for commit uel-4
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". W. soHoOLFrELD. HRNEY g. MILLER
I LOUIS HAEADSs. hKNEg THOMAS.
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pz!-One Humid ID Pianos for sale on monthly
payments, as i0l lows:
Cash Down-S5O, Sl0O, sI5O 500, ESQ, $500, $50,
$500, $3.50, $50.
Monthly Payments-sI5, $40, SIS, $50, SIS. s2l,
SIS, $40, g, or q liberal discount for all cash
down. Sheet Music and Musical Merchan-
disc. Now is the time TO buy.
Pianos tuned and repaired by competent
Z. A. BENSON. aIz aaIn st.
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aPErnAE NnTEGlE-
GAIT HOUSE,
CORNER FIRST * MAIN SITS,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.

rs ORDER To meet the views OF She great
i travelling community, the Gait House VIII
in future only charge on the nth, fourth and
entresOl floors three Dollars per day.
In making this reduction, desire 10 -sy
that II shall not in any way impair tha ac-
cOmmOdatiOn heretofore given o the public.
The past reputation OF the Huuse viii be
fully maintained in every particular while IN
its appointments and arrangements We claim
that il is not surpassed in the world.
?. p. JOHNSON, Manager.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October n, 1874 rczs
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WTE oFFERs

5000 yards All Wool Empress Cloths at 33c per I'd
5000 yards Shades dOubleoId Alpacas 22c per I'd
5000 yards JOIOred Alpacas at 15c per I'd
1000 yards All Wool Cashmeres at 44c per y'6
1000 yards Fancy Dress Goods at Zoe per I'd
ALL WOOL MATALESSB, BASKET SERGRS, DIAG0NALS, ETC.
1000 yards Xard-wide Prints at Sc
5000 yards Good Comfort Prints at SC
10000 yards Choice Styles Best Prints
5000 yards French Chintz Prints at % 1-2o
100 of the Loom B1eached Domestic at IL 1-2c
900 pcs. BIeached Domestic at &c. Z 1-2c Sc
1 600 pcs. Heavy Brown Domestic at &c, &c. Sc
100 pcs. 1O-4 Sheeting at ESQ
100 pcs COnestOga A Bed Ticking 1Sc
100 pcs. Super. Canton Flannel at loo
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the effects Of the operation Of the pres
ent constitution,
TIE HERALD enteTlains too high an
opinion Of the present state admins
tration 10 suppose Tor one mOmeat,
that either the governor Or tho legisla-
lure arc DESTROYS Of putting the matter
oh further for Observation-Disclosures, The
convention Is natural sequence ~
their election aud they are committed
10 II ~ the representative men Ia pow
OF Of the democratic party, They
should be, aud doubtless are, willing
10 90 before the people again, II the
convention should SO require, by favor
Ing new election, They have Moth
ing 10 feaf nom the people, There can
be no doubt that the administration Of
Governor Coke, as well ~ the leglsla-
tive and judicial branches Of the state
government, have the entire conh-
denoe Of the people NJ large, We ldo
not say this much with view Of pros
pitiatlng or persuadlng anybody, THE
HERALD takes the ground that the
right Of the people 10 q constitutional
convention II unquestlOned and inner
emit They have intlmated repeatedly
their Wishes on tho subject aud they
eau now no longer DO Ignored,
There should he not less than ninety
nor more than one hundred aud TWEEN.
" delegates, and NJ least fifteen OF
twenty Of these should be elected al
large, There II no necessity for con-
ventions 10 nominate delegates, TIM
HERALD would most earnestly urge
upon the people the election OF the
very wlsest, purest aud ablest men In
the state. Important action involving,
vital principles of our organic law, II
10 be- had, aud men Of worth aud OK.
perlenoe can alone do Justice ~ the
matters which will come up for action,
Men like John =. Ford, Il. y, Stock
dale, General Steadmon, Frank Sexton,
IL, II. McCuloch aud many others, are
the sort Of material required In 10 Inn
portant body. Let the character,
talent and wisdom ofthe state bo as-
sembled, May the Lord deliver "
from the gathering together Of lot Of
professional politicians, purchasablc
patriots and down at the heel Office
seekers.
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An Absolute Safeguard.

lnvalids, broken down In health and spir-
Its by chronic dyspepsia, or suffering from
the terrible exhaustion which follows the at
tacks of acute disease, the testimony OF
thousands VINO have been raised as by n
miracle from n similar state of prostration
by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, is sure
guarantee that by the same means you too
may be strengthened and restored. But to
those who stand In peril of epidemics,, to all
who, by reason of exposure, privatlons and
uncongenial climate or unhealthy pursuits,
may al any moment be stricken down, this
paragraph is most particularly and emphat-
ically addressed. You who are thus situated
are profiered an absolute safeguard against
the danger that menaces you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless me-
diciDal stimulant and Alternative, and you
will be forearmed against the maladies
whose seeds float around yol in tho air mn
seen.