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EcAE BIrrERs the most wonderful In
vigorant that ever sustained IL" S;akins
system.
No Person can take these BltterS
accor6inr 10 directions. ;,nd remain long
unwaII nroviGcd rhcjr bones arc not de-
stroyed bv mineral poison or other
means and vital ORGANS wasted beyond
-ano;,. ,' ''
'"s,:i; sD:1:o po,,;44o,+ .,d Trter.
DiilouS; heniie,ti,' <'ii" ,ii'. '.
mitteilt EeYtfS. "i!ch 'Te 80 iNS'".
lent II the valleys (" o"t great '.G,s M''
throughout the Unite" St;;,cS' cSpccla!Iy
those OF the Mississippi, OHIO. Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee. Cumberland. Arkan-
sas Red. Colorado. BgaZoS. Rio G!andc,
parrl tI,l,,n, Nobi.c Savannah. Ro-
,I. I ,,,l ,,,,ny ,,bnrs wi+h
aNoNc, Ja!hs.'. "!" i'"'; "'''I''' "''''
their vast l!iht:.AI'cN. i"!"iSHoHI o'!
c,,:ir,. t.n,,,,-r,. G.,.iu~ th,. Summer and
,'.',, ,,,i ,..,,,,.,,''.,il,. .n ,lrrinr sco-
- i ;,+ ..,J ,2,.rn>s oro
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HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
HEAR WHAT IS SAID.
HEAR WHAT IS SAID.

"Wonderful effects have resulted from
Your IL. PEREY'> Hi:lers."
MY Chilla arc gonc. can hardly believe
IL"
send me one case pER;:Y's Eittcrs again.
Nothing like them here "
81 enclose affidavit OF my r:tsc. had 10
do SO to convince yoU OF the wonderful
cure
surely they arc the most delightful wine
tonic in he world
DR.. Wilson says that yOu are 4 public
DenctactUr.'
"IIurrah. 40 more Rhculnatisrn."
no more headache, thanks TO YOU"
We could fiji this paper twice over with
just such genuine extracts, but the abov"
must suffice Oar B:;tcrS are prepared IN.
Ger the supervision Of DR.. 5. PERRY,
Member of the ROYAL College Of Physicians
a!.d Surgeons, London, England, and OF the
Mrhica! Clinic Of Glasgow.
All orders should be a,ircsSed 10 The
DrppT ,pnN ATIr pI'rTEp rO
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C"raway seeds, finely pounded,
with L small proportion of ginger
and salt spreadupon bread and but
ter, and eaten every day early IN
the norningand before goingto bed,
are successfully usedin Germany as
u remedy against mysteries,
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Hon. JONN WHITEHEND. PrcSlUent.
Address, BENZ. u. HERIOT,
Special Agent,
Mount Pleasant, near Charleston, S. c.
The Piedmont & Arlington Life Insurance Co.,
OF RICHMOND, VA.
Assets January lst. 1873, $l,fGS S4:J 90
Dividends 10 Policy Holders. lS.2, S0,9O9 co
Reserve. being amount ncceSsa-
~ 10 rc.nsurc all Risks, l,4Ss.I56 %
BENZ. 9. EERiOT,
Special agent,
Mount Pleasant, near Charleston, $ {.
Dec. ~, 49-tf.
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Wheat may still be top-dressed
with manure. Many farmers have
found benefit from spreading straw
on the exposed parts of their wheat
fields.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-06

The Quarterly Review, an English
publication, says that "she soil of
England is IL state Of exhaus-
ton
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Day and Night Trains make Close connection
at Augusta, with Georgia Railroad.
Day Trans. only, make close connection with
Macon and Augusta Railroad. This is also the
quickest and most direct :oute, and as COM
Portable and cheap az any other route, TO Mont
somery. Selma, Mobile, New Orleans. and all
other points Southwest. aud TO Louisville, Gin
cinmati, Chicago s.. Louis, and all other points
West and Northwest.
Columbia Night Train connects closely with
the Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad and with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
for points Nmt!.
Through tickets on sale TO al points North and
West.
Camden Train connects at Kingvillc du;lyle
cept Sundays with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through to Counbia Oh Mondays. Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
5. b. rlCKENS, General Ticket Agent
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Interesting to All.

Ny term Ct office having expired, / re-
Spcctfully notify all persons who had liens,
deeds or mortgages recorded during my
term of Office, to call on Messrs. l. Jones
Jones, who will deliver the same.
Nov. q, 4S-tf. THOS. u. LAKE.
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The juice of ripe tomatoes will re-
move the stain of walnuts from the
hands without injury to the skin.
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Greenyille s. Columbia Railroad.

Daily. Sundays excepted, connrctu: with
Night Trains South Carolina Railroad. up
and down. also with Trains going Moth and
South on Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta
Railroad. and Wilmington, Columbia aud Au-
guSta Railroad.
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Seegers' VS., Cincinnati
Beer.

The Cinrin.nli Gazette makes tie aston
ishing announcement that Cincinnati beer
is no longer pure, hat adulterated with mo-
lasseS, sugar of starch, fuscl oil and the
poisonous colchicum. The Commissioner
of Agriculture, in his repor: for 1863. says
that Prot. Mapcs, of New York, anal! zed
the beer from dozen differen: brewerles,
and found all of it adulterated. CoccuuS
Indicus and nux votpica entered largely in-
10 its composition.
J. c. SEEGERS guarantees his beer 10 be
pure and reliable. lie does DOT udulterate
it, bit hrews from the best barley, malt and
hops. Feb. {, 5-tf.
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M LAY.
HOW TO IRON.

shirts that are to be stiff two dips,
first in boiled starch, after which
they are dried, dipped again in
starch made with cold water and lie
till damp before ironing. Starch-ma-
king is very simple. The essential
points are to have everything deli
cately clean used in making it, to
mo;sten the starch, first with cold
water, till it is like cream, and stir
it quickly while pouring boiling
water on it till it is clear, with no
whitish straaks or Jumps, While
it is hot bit of spermaceti the size
Of a great pea may be stirred in
for each pint Of starch, and a tea
spoonful of gum-arabic water; but
clever laundreSs needs no such
aids. The polishing iron, with point
ground of: to a curve, is the legltl-
mate aid to her skill in finishing
linen. With muslins the case is
different. They are to be dipped
in starch made by boiling half a
teacupful Of rice q long time, till 1t
dissolYes and the water looks like
clear starch. This, of urse,
makes . large quantity-enough
for seyeual dresses. These must
be dipped and we'll wrung, then
clapped, to get all superHuous starch
out of the meshes.
Thin goods should be in the last
stage of dampness when ironed, all
roughness being retouched with a
moist sponge. The use of the
sponge is q great aid to success IN
ironing. A wrinkle in a collar, or
rough, dry spot, may be dampencd
by a stroke of the sponge and gone
over again. In ironing cahcoes
and linens its use is constantly de-
manded. Cotton fabrics should
lie ironed on the wrong side, and
linens on the right. Muslins must
not be ironed with heavy weights,
ssbut gone over quickly, with a thin
cloth laid above the wrong side af-
tcrward finishing the gathers with
a shurp-pointed iron. The best
thing for ironing sleeves is q shape
Of thick pasteboard,' covered with
soft cotton, to be slipped inside the
sleeve and rubbed, first one side
and then the other. Two or three
sizes Of the beard may be made 10
mt any sleeve. runs may DC io'0-
ed exactly IN the center, anu iFon-
e,l as if they were rufiles, afterwards
rubbing the ereaSes with thu'no
and hnger. A' present 1t Is "o'
the choice 70 1ute rnll'eS except Oh
under clothing, the soIt SaVhcreo
rUtftc being quite as graceful as the
crisp no"er-hAc lflIIS 'h"o'seo Ill
so long. But really 1t saves 'lme
|" mp '"c trimmings OH i" '''"s''A
""'c'' IS not ""H' up more '''"'
once IN a S''''''''F' ANU no" '"e''
separately oy passing '''o0s"
cl0'NeS-"t'n9ef ~ 'Ao0e'"'' VIII
SION
Lace eu''''''S ''e a'' " ~ ''0
90 ~ "''' '"' Cav" " ~ =
''' '0,'' ~"N ''0"e y va"
',':''' I,,
.'''" 90 >
NV p'"'
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S''' '''>' '''''o':' Wv
pe'' '"'' S''''''''''s '''' ''A.' N ~,
'"''y ""o e'eN'y '""'e"'''5 - ''
pms every "'e"' :.
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"'''" N'' $''le HIS "u,' w '''''>' y,
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then carefully spread out, and pres
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South Carolina Railroad Company,

CHARLESTON, S. G.. October Is. 1873.
on and after SUNDAY. October l9. the Pas
senger Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road
will run aS follows:
FOL: COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston at ....... .............. go N
Arrive at Columbia aar...................... 800 nj
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go m
Arrive 1T Augusta. Observation-Disclosures. 800 p IN
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Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Railway.

The following Passenger Schedule will be
operated on aud after Sunday. March lst, 1874
Run BY Atlanta Time.
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Benzine and common clay will
clean marble.
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CASH CAPITAL, s35,OO0.0O.
Any healthy man, between the ages OF Is
and 6j years, may become q member OF this
Society.
MEMBERS CONTRIBUTIONS.
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First Glass Stationery House,

Which the subscriber intends this shall be.
He will still conduct his BINDERT and
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY and PA
PER-RULING ESTABLISHMENT, which
las been in successful operation for over
thirty years in this State, and to which he
will continue to devote his own personal at
tcnton His stock will he kept up full and
complete, and his prices will he found always
reasonable, and he hopes to have . share Of
patronage.
T.. 4. STOKES, Main Street,
Nov IS, 46tf Opposite Phoenix Office.
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IN ! fLOl f4N
In endless yaricty--al sizes, cOlors and quail
ties.
BLANK BOOKS
Or every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHITECTS and DRAUGATSMEN will
find 4 complete stock of materials for their
use. Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls,
Bristol Boards, Postal Paper AMI Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water CoIo:S, in cakes and
boxes, Brushes, Canyons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
Of every description; great variety Of con-
venieur and useful articles for both Teachers
and Pupils.
ALSO,
Photograh Albums, Writing Desks, Port
foloS. CabaS, with boxes, and L countless
variety of
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also, most elegant stock Of Coll Pens
and Pencil Cases, su?erblymOunted Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carminc, lnIcible
and CopynS: Mucilage; Chess and Back
CANNON Men and Boards: Visiting and We'd
ding Cards, and everything usually kept in l
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KEEP THE BLOOD HEALTHY
/ MEDICAL TRIUMPH !
DR.. q. S. PERRY'S
EEGEThBLE ARONATiC
EgH7HvH7F Y g.

These BittcrS must hccomc the universal
remedy of Tie asr. There Is nothing Ike
them or 10 c,Ha them un,:cr the sun. They
restore the weak, iI,vigoratc the feeble, and
give new life and tone TO the broken down
system. In mi:!Smatic and .nalayious dis
trici< = are worth ship load o! Quinine
powder, Id pills. They are especially
adapted to persons suffering from
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints.
COStIycneSS. Headache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
ChillS and Fever and Piles.
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K0Sl Roads.
THE: SHORT LINE SCHEDULE.
Charlotte. Columbia f. augusta /. I.

G.NEE>L rICXhr d PAErNrN:
CuLCMBIA. e.. AiIH?. - J
The folio Hug l'..>-r"scr Schedule VII ''r' Il
ted Oh and al! rr rhurs,ia.. 9:ii lus,.it:
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The Widows and Orphans Friendly Society,
NEWARK, \. j.

Apr. %, ls7+-l1-ly.
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Swc!!i"g> Ulcers. Ery>pc.aS, Swe!lcd Neck,
Goi;rr. Scro.uIow5 !:.N"EmatioliS, lndo!ent
IMnammat;o!I>. McrcU:ia Affections, Old
Sores EruptionS Of the Skin. Sore Eyes. etc.
In these Us il all othri. constitutions! Dis
eases, WALNER'S VINEGAR BITTEHS have
Shown their great curative powers IL the
va. I niStina.c AVID !MtractNNic cases.
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Bilious. Remittent and Inter-

mittGnt EeycrS. which ere so prcra-
lent in the valleys OF or great rivers
throughout the Unitr'! States. especially
those OF the Mississippi, Ohio. Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee. Cumberland. ArNan-
sas, Red. Colorado Bl'aZoS. Rio Gr:lndc,
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1s Court ST., corner Third.
B. MCMAHON,
MERCHANT TAILOR
NO. So UNION STREET,

rs in receiptof an elegant stoe < 81 En- GLlSH
l FRENCH and DOMESTIC GOODS, suitable
for the season, and is prepared 70 make them
to order ia the latest and most approved style,
south Of New York. Now Is the time, gentle
men, TO call and have your Winter Suits made
up. Call and examine.
Reuember-3s Union street..
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COTTON MARKETS.

BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, October 9.-Cotton quiet n
l4c.
CINCINNATI, October 2s.-Cotton steady al
lac.
ST. LOUIS. October 29.-Cotton steady: good
ordinary, lSc; low mlddling, ISssc; middlinE
l%s
NEW ORLEANS, Uctober2l, Il 30 s.m.-Cot-
ton quiet and unchanged. middlng, "a &C Z;
sales, 2iJl bales; receipts, GIL bales.
? pm. 49, Net Teceips, 67j5 bales; gross re-
ceiptS, V40 bales; expOrts-coastwise, 1875
bales; sales, 900 bales; stock, 734fO bales; de-
mand good; middling, l41zc-
6p. m.-COttOn-demand active and general;
sales. $50 bales, market closing strong; prices
Unchanged; receipts, so5l bales; no exports;
stock, 75,4ls bales; unsOld last evening, l7,iOO
bales on shipbOard, $3.50.
LIVERPOOL, October ., 1880 p.m.-Cotton
steadier; middhng uplaBds, spot, 2 ID; Or
leans s. -llS44d; aies tO-day, y 90 bales, 100
for export and speculation.
> p.m.-Sales American to-day, 5000 bales /;
November and Deem Der shipments from
New Orleans nothing below low middling,
= d.
5p.m.-Quotations unchanged.
NEW YORK, October ~, IO:27 am.-Futures
steady: January, I5ll6gI5i C; February,
lj3kal5 7-l6c; November, 1904 u-l5c
10 ~ am.-zmerfcan cotton quiet: nomin-
ally unchanged. Last quotations were, ordin-
airy. l2lse; good, 1910: low middliug, ls14c;
middhng, lfsc; AlsOamss, l454c; New Orleans
300 p.n-Cotton quiet; steady, unchanged;
sales to-day to spinners, 60 bales; last eve
Mug. for export, 80 bales; 70 spinnersI SD
bales; included are SO bales 20 arrive. Flu
lures steadier; January, Is l-l5Gl5l &c; Feb
ruary, l53Edl5 Else; March, IS sGlJ34c; Apr /,
IS sc; November, 1904 ll-l6c; December,
Il i3-l6 ala c; sale, ~ so ba e..
% p.m.-CottOn generally held higher;
nOminHlly unchanged; sales for export, ~
bales; 70 spinner 8 bales; 20 speeulators, 20
ba IS.
2:35 pm.-Futures strong; January, ID Lisa
l5 r.; February, IS ais 7-l6c; NJ arch, d HIS
4lJifc; April, I5 l5-l6al6c; Nay, Is 3-l68l5h4c;
June, Is 7-l5 itl6lSc; October EXCISE 10
vember, d ll-lbc: December, Il ltiog4Fsc;
sales for future delivery, 5000 bales.
Net so bales; gross, 50l3 bales; for export 70
Great Britain, 573 bales; to France, go; sales,
1910 bales; stocE on hand, 5000 bales. Market
firm: middlingS, l1gc.
Cotton report for SIX days al all United
States ports: Receipts, 1889 bales; exports
70 Great Britain, 1854 bales exports to
France, a10J bales: 10 the Continent, 800
bales; stock on hand, ts3,3io bales.
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NoREY MARKEZ.



PARIS, October 2a.-Specie in the bank Of
France has increased S,ll9 uO0f. RsnJes. 81 l5c
LONDON. october 9.-BuIlion in the Bank
OF England has decreased El5,000. The amount
OF bullion Withdrawn from The BANK On bal
ance to-day was 30 900. The proportion OF
bank reserve to the Liabilities, which last
week vas 90 Z, Is now 81 per cent. COnsol:
lOr Money, IS. United States coupons-5-2ls
l055ss New York Central, 80; Erie, IS 900.
Erle preferred. As.
NEW YORK. October 29.-Treasury dis.
bursemenUs, Si-A,B0 Customs receipts, $780,
tJO- NOleY, gas per cent. Prime discounts
900 Per cent Tor short dates, AID 81 lf7Js
per cent. Tor long. Sterling weaker, al 4S3G
4S}a Tor sixty days, and 4s65%et4S1 for sight
The only price for gold was Il0is There was
an active demand To- cash gold early a the
day and borrowers paid as high as l-;i2 ueT
cent. per day, but later loans were MADE fat
and carrying rates were lg2 per cent. Clear
ingsl $500 90. Government bonds duh aud
steady. Quotations, Coupons Of ISL, lisi-
d.. OF so, l.55l DO Of 1874, lie :; DO. OF
a. rs; do. neg, l l95 DO 30 "a. 10.
J spey s., Us. state bonds quiet and
nominal; Missouri 6s, IS; old Tennss-
see, ~; mex Tennessee, o; new, Viz
ginia, 50; old Virginia, =; Old North
Carolina, %: new North Carolina, rs.
The principal feature n stocks aid
On Wail street generally was extreme dull
a. per cent, and the mafAet closed dull az
the lowest prices Of me day m some instances.
; les aggregated NOD snare, the smallest
DAYS business for mon lhs; Of these 1900 were
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail,
iiOJ Erie, 20 900 Lake shore, I1OD
Union Pacinc. and SO wa0ssn.
Canton, 80; Western Union Telegraph, 7gl4
Quicksilver, ~; Adams express compa-
ny, III; Wells & FarRo's express company,
-; American express company, g; United
States express company. "a; Pacific Mail,
~ +; New York Central, leo. Erie, -; Erie
preferred, IS; Harlem, rs; Harlem pre-
ierred, Is; Michigan Contra, 81; Pitts5urg
and Fort Wayne, 81: Northwestern, 49, /;
Northwestern preferred. 81 Rock Island,
96 :; New Jersey Central, iOii.: st. Paul, y !;
81 Paul preferred, 5J5<; WaUlsE, y i; Wa
bash preferred, 30; Fort wayne, 80; Terre
Haute, lO7; Terre Hsute preferred, ~; Chi
cagO and Alton, 81 3, Chicago snd Alton pre-
ferred, l9i; Ohio and N lssissipul, %;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, IS T.;
Burlington aud Quincy ,l0l5S; Lake shore, 7q5 /;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, 9. ;
linols Central, 80; Union Pacific, 8}34; Cen
tral Pacific bonds, w., Union Pacific bonds,
LRckawsns, l07s !.
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PRoDuoe MARKsrs.



LOUISVILLE, October Flour. ~ heat and
corr quiet and unchanged. oats quiet al So
e3e. 4 .eo4 quiet a. &c, l39i4c. sugar cured
haHs, l2gHe. Po.k, bulk meats and lard
nominal hi,ky, sJc.
ST LOUIS, October ss.-FIour dun and
weak Ior every thing above 81 - Wheat dul
ana 1tile done; No red fail CSC bid. Corn,
No. mixed, zoe. Oats higher a. 5JQ5ic cash.
WHISKY steady az g3c. Pow quiet al F2l 30
Dry salt meats and bacon, only a small order
trade.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Pork held Al
81. sugar uLl and lower. fair 10 fuily mir
~ as5zc; prime, = 4aBc. AOlasses lover: low
air, Sc prime 20 choice ~ Sc. CornmeaI
dull and lower = $ %. Flour-trrole, sj@.5;
low. SiMllE3E. oats, d2a6lc Bran gl.S- a
Hzy-prime western, IS; choice, Sg762s. Dry
salt uneats-nOBe here. Bacon, Z, I8Zal5ss
Hsms-old. l2kglske; Dew, lial5c. Lard.
tieree al l8al5c; keg, l6c. -Louisians
Il 0f9l o5. western 81 Oi9sl y. Cofiee, 7513Jc,
CINCINNATI, October 29.-F.our dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet but steady: red,
sl9l O. Corn steaty; new, COO. Oats, dUu al
i0m55c. Lfnseed OIL stesey at soc Iard ON
hrin and unchanged. Eggs duh but IN
western reserve. 2s9sa0c; central Ohio choice.
Z7llsc. medium. nc. Cheese quiet and IN .
eh Dged. La firIn a. l23g9lZ54c spot. Bulk
bid; sides unchanged. Bacon quiet: ONLY a
limited lobblng demand; shoulders, &c; Ell ar
ne, te5z9l25ze clear, be Whisky duh ard
dropping al sec.
strongly IN Ouyers' iavOr. Superior western
state s4i44 8. 81. Louis s. 9oas3; closing dull.
I'VE -four aud corr meat steady aud m
changed. Wheat opened quiet, but steady,
and closed duh and easier; No. 2 Chicago,
s. 0efll %. Corn &c better With TAR demand
mixed western, elaH5Sc; new, 75tasoc. Oats
57060c. Cofiee quiet but firm. Sugar Eeavy
and dun; mUscoy adO Sc; refined, l01<c cen,
trifugal, Sc. M0lasses ON inal. rslce dull
and unchanged. Petroleum declining. re.
nned n ali1se; crude. active al BE-. PORK
nfmeT; new me3s 20 AgSI0 Is. BssI and cui
NESTS quiet. Mlddies heavy long clear, l09
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GHANCERY SALE
-OF-
MEMPHIS DRY DOCKS

No. ls5. p. DIN the second Chancerv fso,,vt
% sheiby county, Fe1nessea. STATE ar T7er,
nesaee, on relation Of Prinus Ffmersor q
Memphis Dry Docks Company et AL
Df VlrLue OF adscree for sale made d This.
ID cause By tue Second Cizsncery C0urf Z
VIII sell TO the highest bidder near the mouth
Of Vol river. civ Of Mena5llls Tenn. o.
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MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB THEIR TRADE,

They Defy Competition in Quality,
Style and Price. Fits guaranteed to be as
good as can be made to order, and as they
buy exclusively for cash, cannot be under
sold in;this or any other market.
In addition to their stock of new and
desirable goods, they have a large lot of
Coats, Pants and Vests of Broken Suits,
which they propose to sell regardless of
cost---many articles at say half the cost.
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Beams Interest and Equation Expo
nent-a system governed by the princi
pies OF Decimal Notation, BY means Of
which the correct Interest Of any sum,
at any rate per cent. for any given time,
is ascerssined almost at q glance. II is
the most rapid and convenient method OF
averaging accounts; a standard work,
invaluable to every Merchant, Banker,
Lawyer, Insurance. Agent, and COrpsrs-
ton; over three thousand nov IN use in
the United States. Address
Il. BERNARD,
$50 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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DH virtue OF a deed in trust executed 10 me b.
ID L. Schneppel, on OF aboHt the 10Th day o.
July io73, 20 secure the payment Of a certain
therein ment oned. and regis-
tered in the Registers office OF the county a
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between the hon1S o. a aud O'Clock, a.
southern -iate- q CourL square, Memphis
Tennessee. sell for c7sii. 20 the hlgnesl bidder
az puhllc aucticn,5 the lola1wiuz property
Situated 10 said a9tlfffv aud -lsle. ana de-
scrIbed ia said trust 80 IS loiI1sFss lots No.
. and -, 90 the plan o. the So 1-aivisfCnJ
the estate OF =. p. stewart. as 81 a. BE- iicFe6
Of the Chaucery Court OF the city on = tfsfels
said lots having diagonal mont on thetl NJ.
naudO road Of one hundred and one feet alft
running back on one side one hundred . L
INV feet. and on the other side two hundra
and six and one-half feet To an alley.
All right OF redemption Is expressly waive
by the terms OF said trust deed. r1tla betegH
trustee.
oeti9 CHARLES L. PARTEE, Trustee.
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Chaneery Sale
saturdar. Oetober sI. -

within legal hours, the following tescr bed
situated in shelby couuty, Tenues-
see, tO-Wit:
Two certain tracts OF land that Luclus L.
Battle had. on the 9TH day Of Uec6m Der. Is1T
sold 20 b. T. Hsrreil, one tract known as tine
sanders ac,eptaur, lying on each sids ID
l4ooaehatchls river containing sl6 acres, ali
Joining the lands OF stewart Harris and
others. The grant from Tennessee wiz show
the butts and bounds Tor go acres and the
decree OF the Chaucery Court at 5femuhis o.
william Battle vs.. John Wharry, il which
decree for ~ acres was made 10 said William
Battle, but 50 acres was held by I. Bates as
older claim, and which leaves under che de-
cree Ito acres, which vii. more fully anuear
ny references TO q deed OF gift made by Wu
Battle 20 l.. L. Battle on March T. l,55, making
IN all 80 acres.
The said Bolton deriving his title 90 said
property ny purchase under decree I'm Chan
Gerry Court al Memphis IN case ~ Wade H.
Bolton vs.. 3 F. Farrell, in February, L.ts.
Terms Of Saie-gu q credit Of SIX months,
purchaser TO execute note with approved SCI
eurity-uen retained to further secure same.
and equity Of redemption barred.
This October o. 1874.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk aud Master.
By r. j. BlaC-. Deputy G. and a..
McRae, ~ yer, 81 Sneed. Attorneys. oc-