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TO- C; short clear, January and February, &c
lard quiet but nrmer; prime steam, i1ysc,
kutter heavy. western 4isi.i'l- - -,
Scarcely 50 nfIn eomm0n % primo lz'zei0st'
Whisky sn.ide love, 9c.
CHICAGO, October 29.-FiOar and eornineai
quiet and unchanged. Wheat ~ lalr oehianu
~ lower rafes: S25.saslc Tor No. 2, cast, Corn
steady. No y -is<471 sp0r. Dats In iair de
mand al lower rates; 40. ?, sc cash, ioIk
active aud higher, closing quiet, Win psft o.
he alynucp Iosf: old, on spot, $40 o1j sales OF
seIler an the year al SIS el4 =, ciosing a. Tie
OUTSIDE price Lard IN fair demand and
higher at so 20, r0f; sll - seller FEBRUARY !
and Unchanged Whisky quiet and IN
changed. In open board wheat closed quiet :
~ slas}c November: SIC December. Corn un-
,er44lsd ! ole October; 675se November. Oats
fIniefs " 10 fc cash October; 451sc November.
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TIE COTTON MARKET yesterday
showed no reaction nom the downwarj
course along which 10 has lately been uriven.
E=leErarls were better New York Openel
quiet. va, steady az noon; then was held
higher, q eventually closed firm. New Ur-
leans had a -0ui demand and Liverpool was
sieall5I. Oar holder, encouraged by the fact
ol an arrest OF downward prices, II by moth
lG- else showed more frmness aud were less
free ln tn.ir Offers. This gave tone % the
pm srL-a- and made 10 srea1ier. Buyers found
ar l-. easy O.. on nr iErs al their limits: there
N-~ NO la-u sI-.ll 20 40 Ike CONCESSIONS. 7 ne
o-Irl I'D 20 lIe-1 l1r sh0Ta e. stock q 25fl0 bales.
The THa seek on The market is OF over 400
bales lDlfnH -Dd counts as stock uuIil II j.
SD frHd and a. tuis way W. appear
Eo lsr. at buyer,' disposition COT
ton -Haf has b en- sid and
held e.. The sheds, cotton IA the presses
aT-I"l- Shipment aud cotton held Uy l"cai
-ner1l-.I-- .l. ma ll-l closed sieady, vi IN
general dl-uo-iHul To await fulther advices
Sale, a. rs ported Uy those uartcipatins, were
81 lre following prices: OlulLa1-, PC. good
ord. airy, c. low mlidliug, I5fsc, = EuC
as- mIlIirEl-- 9 G, Is ll--5c, i3s4c, IS e auu
lfe- g 90 ml1aliu-r Iic, fancy, t5Nc. The Of
q a. g .a- -lans 81 the CDtiOl -ACl4Euscs ra-
I1Llel wlLl1ut al Grafton. as follows.
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ear lead Dbl. and half-bhl- Pickles.
car loads New YORK S0tEtSes.
ear load Cheese.
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Saturday, November 81, 1874,

Main and Madison streets. city OF Memphis,
sell 70 the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing real estate. lying in shelby county. Ten
essee. described as f0llOWs: Beginning 81 =
stake az the Intersection Of the east line OF
Chamberlayue avenue with the south side OF
the State Line road thence south 65547 east
with the state Line road six chains and
THU ty-siZ links 70 q stake; thence south Zf3t7
west eleven chains and twenty links % a
stake; thence north b3-a- west SIX chains and
thlrty-iOur links TO stake I'm the east line or
Chamberiayne avenue thence uOrlu zf
east with The line OF Cham heEiague avenue
ten chains and seventy three Inks % the be-
ginning. containing six and Ji-ll0 acres, being
lot one (l Of sub-dl vision of the Jones estate,
made by Francis Foster, and Of record in the
Registers office Of shelby county. Equity or
REDEEM ptlOn waived. ana title believed 90 be
perfect, but 1 sell only as trustee.
CcEH JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

THE FINANCIAL CIRCLE, ike the
tight laced iu the churches, is pretty much on
the many cali, but few are chosen basis-so
money is quiet. Exchange quotes as before,
New York and the east discount; New Or
leans, Z selling on ali points at par. For
gold brokers were paying 100 and loqz, the
latter Tor round lots. stocks snd bonds were
without transactions. A few thousand Bluf
city insurance company shares were offering
ats
CITY currency bonds, undisruted -.-...-...-.4lai2
Shelby county Tlp-.-.......-----.7s- selling ~
Nliy faint d 15ao
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ANOTHER CHANCE!
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
PasTPOAED To
NOVEMBER 30, 1874.
Drawing Certain at that Date .

LIST OE GIFTS
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y: r z: rs =. Main street.

p. q. BIUIlt-f, 20 Main Street.
j. A. CHASTAIN G, 902 Front street.
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DR. D.S. Johnson
PRTVATKi
Medical Dispensarv'
Ne - Jefferson Street,
ssfEeen Main and front Row,
NEEPHIs, TEEz


a. JOHEHON ~ aeE1ou7Is,f-1-f nv All ,-s-.
- 80 interested, A. Dy Far mo ln1s- surearas
- . y .lel'su in mo treatment OF private 80
,-,., tlsst.ea- Allczs thorough and 1arrr =.
49, 49, eufes guaranteed in every c-.sa. 81 3 a.
~ :. ecent easss " 0ouortles AID svpnta
--.--,- ~ = lev day = without tls uEe o.
ll1lctryi change or dtsf or hi --.11s. f--,---
11 - .eelndiry ypEllis-lls lasf vesr5T-
.i ...-.s,i HlLnoat TIE use or merc1rv. In-
ss1----.'aAy ~ Of semen stgDDed iu a HngIe
A1ne. 1uuerars from ina lofsnev ar - ri
se1lal power restored 10 free vIEor Ig i -
Wee1s. victims o. sci f-a1uze ana 4Iress.-5-..
Veneryf suffering from sper1as o. - ~ ~
Or physical and Mental power, s1esdlIy ana
permanently cured.
Particular attention paid 20 the Ufssa-ss-,,s
women, and cures gualani ssd.
Inr2e5 and Lung D-zeszsa cured uyfusw
q AL consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent ~ express % al psrts q ne
sounTy
once n01rs from 5 am. 70 ? pm. sundazuI
grola 10 81.
ap4 dhW ID. =. TOHFEOT ND.
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kgenen kurr Min stsnes-Thut.a- n
lazy so.. i2s and I8O Poplar sfzses


ITO the Planters or Tenuessee and adtoiufog
i states-I s11cit the patronage or an me-.
sous having bDE& MILL STONES to rspafr
HAVING had 2 years' experience ia this c1up-
Try and Errope-With ". G.. Bradford OF this
city from 1855 70 ls6l, since which time have
been generally engaged In building and r.
pairing mills IN this and adjoining States. I
VIII rebuild, band, redress and put in perfect
order all ourrs for grinding corn and wheat, OF
VIII redress b1rrs that planters may hull their
own cottOn-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel joints should not be
nlled with Lead As the attrltiou powders g.,
and polsons the meal OF d7uE. 4 all guaran-
Tee that With my style Of dressing. and with
proper speed, thirty-iuom mil will grind
thirty bushels OF corn In one hour. ] also
guarantee 10 save one-half Of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send
ing it from tie mill perfectly cool and Ia good
order 70 ship. Where the ruuniug-Eear Is iu
good order, II is only Necessary 70 ship tie
rock. when the WORK viii be promptly done
and returned. MIL work in general. and SD
orders from the country promptly attended, 70
50 prices that defy competition. All orders a r.
dressed 10 me IN care OF @. ". Payne q 60. vs.. q
meet with prompt attention.
OcZ THOMAS DELANT
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Above low Changes.
water. D7-- -
Ds'O" n'Sn ""'i 4. 3 n II ItDwIe, Observer.


The A. J. White, from Napoleon,
arrived bsfore day lieht with 200 bales cotton,
5 bags cotton and 9l5 sacks cotton seed. The
Belle OF Texas, from New Orleans. brought II
bales cotton and III sacks seed, and lays up
here for the present, waiting for navigation to
open in The Arkansas river. The 81. Francis,
from Helena, came in curing the forenoon
with 100 bales cotton and SO sacks seed. The
Fort Gibson, from tue Arkansas river, had 672
bales cotton, and Ieshtpped So bales at Ter
rene for New Orleans. The Mary Boyd, from
White river, arrived in the afternoon with
lS2 bales cotton. aud put on 81 bales at the
mouth OF White river for New Orleans The
Noble Moore, Tor New Orleans, went sou h
during the afternoon without stopping. Tbs
CITY OF Chester, from ST Lou ;, ca oe IA lac
in the ar ernoon with $50 tons. comprising 7jI
barrels houT, 30 barrels meal, u barrels ap-
pies, Isl sacks wheat, Isl sacks oats. ls9 sacks
torn, 40 sacks bran, - kegs beer, 20 casks
meat, llN bales cotton, and 279 SACKS seed; she
returned at nj at with 10 bales cotton, sO3
sacks Oil-caEe. % barrels coal-Oil and a fair
passenger trip. The Ella is coming out or
White river with 800 bales OF cotton.
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9Th day OF November, 1874,
Trustees Sale.

D1 virtue Of the powers vested q me BIZ de-
ID cree OF the second Circuit Court Of Shelby
county appointing me trustee In the room
aud stea1 Of Wm- II. Passmors, 70 a deed or
trust made by j Ohm Il. Miller 20 said VI m. Il.
Passmore, on the 81 day q June, 1870, for the
purposes therein specified. and recorded Id
the Registers ofdce OF shelby county, Ten
nesgee, in hook No. rs. pqge 81 / yrIIL. on
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1874.

No. ST, r. DIN the Second Cnancery Court
OF shelby county, Tsnnessee-S. :. Eembert
VS.. Henry Rembert ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree Of sale made in this
D canse By the second ChanceIy Court, 4
VIII sell to Che highest bidder, n front of he
Second Chancery Courtroom, city Of Mem
nhfE. Tennessee. on
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DRY GOODS AzAaKEr.


NEW YORK. October 29-The dry goods
business was quiet with commission houses
aud importers and the jObbing branches were
only moderately active. Heavy brown cot
tons were in fair demand at firm prices.
Bluached shirtings were dull, ana outside
makes were weak. Plaids and o. tbutgs
were IN brisk request, and Alabama and
Augusta makes were closely sold up by
eg=nts. WoO.gns were quiet A large auction
safe Of beaded trimmings proved a success.
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stoekhoIdsr., AnnnaI Neellnr-

THE ANIMAL meeting Of the Stockholders 4
Il the Mississippi and Tsuness-s Railroad
Company, Will be held al tue Chamberlal. z
House, IN the city OF Grenada, Nilsson the
18TH OF November, les4, Al which time Direct B.
Ors VIII be elected for the ensuing wear.
Stockholders viii be passed free by EXHIBIT
ing their Certificates Of stock 70 conductors.
Octl7 = h. LAMB, Secretary.
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wes.her. RIvers Do RusIss...

The river continues to decline here
with eight and a-half feet to Cairo. and six
feet thence 70 St. Louis The channel be-
tween abe last named citles is reported TO be
cutting out finely. The Ohio is receding with
four fEei from Louisville TO Cairo. While
river Is falling with thirty inches on Little
Island, II being the shoslest place. Arkansas
river Is also falling, WITH thirty-tWO inches
from Pine Bluff out. Business on the wharf,
yesterday, was moderate, there being n fair
movement OF freight
Stage Of Rivers.
OFFICE OBs, SIG. SER. U. 8. A.
D.sfaf.ar "a 1g-a Z
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Saturday, October 81, 1874,

with in legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit:
A certain tract Of land situate, lying and
being in the county OF shelby and stats o.
Tennessee, containing about one hundred and
fifteen acres, being the southwest corner o.
said s. 5. Rembert's original tract OF sixteen
hundred and sixty acres on Big Creek, in the
third civil district, Inherited BY MN nom has
father, Andrew Rembert: Beginning al the
southwest corner OF said original tract, VII eli
Is the north wet corner OF Thomas Rawlings
tract. and in the west line OF The Douglas
tract. thence east with said Rawlings trac ~
The corner Of John Steel's one hundred 30
nfty acre tract lately sold 10 him by said Rem
bert. thence north with said Steel g west line
sevsuty-three chains and twenty -six LINKS TO
the north line OF the one hundred and nifty
acre tract lately sold by said kembart 10 Hugh
Rose. thence west with said Rose south Hgfa
10 the west line OF said s. = Remberts OrigffffA
tract. thence south with said line seventy
three chains and tweuty-six Inks TO the be-
ginning.
Terms OF Sale-On q credit OF SIX and twelve
months, purchaser executing note with ap-
proved security; Lien retained. Ecuity OF re-
demption barred.
This September n, ls7i-
N. u. L. srEW ART,
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate.

No. q, R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county F. j. Baker Us. J. j. Hail ahan. -
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered IN The above cause on the
z9th day OF Apri., sS72- and renewed Oct ober
:, 1872, aid October y. ls74, VIII sell, At pub
lie a1ciion, 70 IN highest bidder, IN front Of
the Clerk ana Masters Once, city OF Mem
rhfg. Veurasaae on
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Trustees Sale.

TTNDER and by virtue OF a deed OF trust
u executed 20 me March =. ISL BY Annie
+. Johnston, TO secure a certain indebtedness
therein mentioned. and cd record In the Ae G.
stsr's Office OF Shelby county, In book p, page
7ql [ will. on
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On Saturday, November IA, 1874.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated ia Memphis, shelby couu-
". Tennessee, tO-wft:
Fifty feet front on north side Of Union
street, and running back between parallel
lines north about IS feet: Beginning on the
north line OF Union street thirty CiO1 feet east
OF the northeast corner OF the intersection OF
Y Mon street with the alley between Main and
I ront streets (the said beginning point being
TIE southeast corner Of the appeal Building
lotl thence eastwardly with tie north line Of
Union street 50feet thence hWarriiy about
"A teeti thence WesLwardly 50 feet 70 the north
e4s1 corner OF the Appeal Building lot; thence
sOuthWardly with the east line Of the Appeal
Building lot about "a feet 20 the beginning.
Terms OF sale-On 3 credit OF Z and a
notes with approved security re-
CURED bearing interest from date; lien re-
tanned TO secure same Equity OF redemption
barred.
This October q, Isl.
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. Black, D. c. and n
Vance & Anderson, solicitors. oct2
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS AM LITTLE ROCK.

ARRIVES.
Nail every day. ar ] am. Freight and
AelonIn dalton az = 80 PIN.
DEPARTS:
Mail .every day, af so am. Freight ard
a. ON mediation sc e "a "a.
sleep nz-cars on mail trains.
Depot Center Landing, foot OF Washington
street
Iicket-ofices, No. 81 (corner Madisonl and
No. Z7s Main street.
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SATURDAY, november Z, 1874.

within legal hoars, the following describe
property, to-Wit:
t.ying and being in Memphis, Shelby coun-
ty, Tenne- see, and known as the eastern por
tiOn Of lot No. s., OF John ID. ArmOuris sub
division Of original county lot t6, fronting Is
feet OF Madison street and running back be-
tween parallel lines l4s3z rect 70 an alley.
Terms Of Sale-Caah. equity % redemption
barred as provided loI IA the deed OF trust
This October y, 1874 r
~ A.tDLE. tle-.s snd Master.
Humes d Poston, Attorneys. oct2S
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FrIdaE, De eLh d NgE-nhsr. e

ia tfont n the Office o. Tire western Union
tween Main and second streets. fso-rl-7s
tennessee, between the holr- oF IJ o7-i9s-
an and p-ri- sell, for cash tr.rna I11ssf 5if-
DER lue interest Of the e rt.a T. L. ea-trs--f
I'D Tue following described pr1ua-tr laf1g III
said county and state, Io-rrif. .-15 r1rass' 81
me mississippi river, fractional 14lzs U and
fractional sections g and q hagIrr ~ AZ 4
stake from which @Du-l ~ east y inks -.
COTTONWOOD markell H. G Wn. Esrarnan g
~'utuWest corner ~ bis o. acre entry lu the
eastern margin OF tE- 81 a-.rl' -rrsr I-g0e-r
as the Chute OF Island O., thence wit1 tls
fleandeEs Of said Chute suUtl y east L4 chains.
lheues ~outh 9 east chains; thence south 81
east chains thence south Isl east chains.
thence south l9- east chains ana 4. Inks b. Z
stake, from which north ~ ersr 81. INK. r1T
y cHInc7s marked j -. T.; thence east D.
chains 70 a large blacZlai-. Q. Bi1cEIerIs.5
northwest corner Of his .l0I acre zral-- thence
soutn 81 east with Block edges lFe-r Douu-
4ary -iue@ chains and 81 Inks I'D =. a.eae-rI1
marked v. j.; thence north al chains audII
inks % "a sweelglf1 marked ~. j.. thence
east n chains and - LuEs l1 Llr1 ems marked
W.J.; thence south g ClzI Us aud 81 links %
take aud pointer Twins curuzT- thence
east ID chains % a stake ana OAK pointer
Lleuee North passing through RI lake az
chains II chains diagOnalv, Ia al IS chaius-
g "a, wesl passing 2 Ions pori 40 chains
% Inks, ITO links wide. passing Ba-r1u.-
southeast corner NJ . CHAINS. DE- a-l 81 CHAINS
and % links to the beginning. Equity OF ---
lenptl0n is waived Title believed to lH
perfect.
n. b. MARTIN, Trustee.
W. =. AAEELN- Iru-ja
Wilson & Beard, attorneys. oc.E
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MANHOOD zEsTORED-A victim o.
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cav, nervous debility, ETC., having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
salf-cure, which he will send free 70 his fellow
sufferers. Address j. H REEN Is, rs Nassa Z
street Nngu York
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TRsOLVENCY NOTICE The creditors OF
l W, r, Marsh, deceased, will take notice
that / have, on this 10Th day Of October, 1874,
suggested the insolvency OF said estate 70 the
County Court Of Shelby county, and have
been ord cred to give notice that all persons
having claims against said est ate shall nle the
same with the Clerk OF the County Court be-
fore the llth day OF January, 1879, and any
w. FANNIE &. MARSH. Administratrix.
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Thursday. November 3. 1874.
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. llGI, ,R.-First Chaucery Court Of shelby
county-A- v, Dupont et al vs.. A. C. Dill.
Df virtue of an interlOcutory decree Tor sale
- entered in the above cause on the 18th day
OF Nay, 1874, l VIII sell, at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office Memphis, Tenn
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Tuesday, November g, 1874,

within legal hours, the following personal
property, tO-wft:
Inc Memphis Dry Docks. with All the ma
6 hiihery tackle, and appurteuauces thereunt0
oelongIugl now lying ~ the Memphis wharf
Terms 81 SAie-One-thirc cash balance IN
six and twelve months. rurrfl 9sar e5-erI7fino
10. WIZ security. bearing interest from
This October q, Is7a
~, 49,. y J.; ) q. " ri, Clerk aud Master.
~ 6eorge AallsTF, ID. q. and N.
1ll q = oslous sois. for coInpiaiuanfs
Harriner q Lee soils. for derendanfs- oet2i
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cHANcERV SALE
Bankrupt Sale.

I WILL, on the premises, IN Germantown
Il Tennessee. on
Saturday, 7ih day OF November Next,
at the hour Of 2 O'Clock pm, offer Al public
sale, for cash. one lot or parcel OF Land, which
ID situated on the east side Of Rose street and
south Of Memphis and Charleston railroad.
On said lot IS one good cottage dwelling and
one frame stOrehOuEe, both Of which are In
good repair and condition. said property 5
that formerly belonging TO r. Madison, who
has been adj judged bankrupt upon his own
petition.
Title to the property is good.
ISAAC y. SNOWDEN.
Assignee Of r. Madison.
October Il, 1874 OctI7 cod
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.

Mail levery dsyl, az 80 g. N. Express
dEl5 except saturday. a. . ? m SomsrviIle
accom- uudE-ion. daily except Snndsyl At
pm. Grand junction accoudIu odstiOn al q
pm.
ARRIVES:
Mail. every day at 20 am. Express, daily
fHZoepa sunday al las am. Somerville 80
C Ilmol tt on. daily Except Sunday 81 S 40
am. Grand Junction accommodation, every
day 40 sd l.En.
tI.s.. Once, No. rs Main street, corner
--rfn InuHf
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APPLRTON'S CYCLOPEDIA
Revised.
The standard Work OF the sge-A LIBRA
~ in ItseIf-EVery Family Needs Ii.

A n enterprise for Americans to be proud Of.
"A No rehash Of other eye .Op@dias or Die
tionaries, but wholly an American production
by the sblest writers, FAR excelling any foreign
work OF the kind ever got up. Brought fully
up to the present time in every brar eh, It con-
tains the fullest and latest Information on sil
subjects pertaining To a Cyclopsadia, and Is in
every respect. reliable. No man who wishes
10 keep pace with the times can afford to be
without II.
Mr.. II. Nahum engagements for this work,
and his books, have been turned over to the
undersi gned, and will be filled accordingly.
J. h. FRELIGH & co.
Room :. Planters Ins. Building
81 rFaafzor street
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Wednesday, November 4, 1874,
pTAMoND sPECTACLEs

These Epectaeles are manufactured from
MINUTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted to-
gether, and are called DIAMOND on account
OF their hardness and brfIliaucy.
Having been tested with the poiariscope, the
diamond lenses have been found to admit nf-
teen per cent less heated rays than any other
pebble. They are ground with great scientific
accuracy, are free from chrOmatic alterations,
and produce Brightness and dtstinctnegs OF
vision not before attained in spectacles. Man.
ufactured by me spencer Optical Mann
ssscfuf4ag company, N. r. For sale by re-
spopsibls agents in every city in the Union.
W. Q. BYRD Jeweier and Uptlcian, is Sole
Agent for Memphis, Tenn, from whom they
can only be obtained. No peddlers employed.
mark - apl0
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A-IAt. N-eaaA anu lIcuauErAs oIcElNES
light sa - 2lJ bales. Of which exporters
TOOK CO.. bales he New York BUtlstiH, OctO-
h.r = D.. had the following report OF the state
ni the market there 90 here has been only
falr movement iu cotton for Immediate de-
livery. sud the general pos tiOu shows no
very decided change. Early in the DAY hold
en-, In view n opposed Indications OF a fall
ing % iI rt Gel pf-, and the actual Presence OF
04Y-Ts uasiug b. early up o current rates,
Eere SO r.rWhal encouraged. aud 10 WIS
Thought Likely that slight shading would
have resulted 10 C. considerable Increase OF
ua.lne~-. lot much was ready accom-
Pills. ed. hove yer, and later on the tone be-
came qutrL and though mos Of the sales
El de we're prob abls about on 3 basis Of quo
laiODS rs given figures at the close were 10
some extent uonil-L Liverpool accounts
continue fHme1 the receipts at the port are
already showing further increase, and the
y1aIlu-s here ample, especially from pier.
For iutEre delivery sellers have had rather
she 1=st % the position ca the bulk OF the
business transacted. Al the opeuinE the esu-
mate o. receipts at New orleans was teie-
Eraphsi at only ab0ut 2l9 bales, and this APP
pgarrd 90 have an lmmed iaie stimulating ef-
feet, good ma. 8 shorts cOmmeuc .ug 70 cover
and the Oticrin-s falling on; oEt soon after the
see nd call, when ttfe actual dEures OF receipts
ar The purI named came % hand. and the IN
l4cari0us Of ia &c total from all points be-
came apparent, There was an Increase OF or
cen On sell, and G break along pretty much
The entire line OF contracts. At the close Op-
era Is V IRE figuring closely and cautiously
-1E he ad sanlage, but values were barely
s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-30
PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS.

ARRIVES:
NAL and Freight, al am.
DEPARTs:
Msil and Freight, az 4p.m.
The NAL and Freight train leaves COvinEton
for Memphis az am. and returns 10 COYing-
tol O. s5 pm
Trains leaving Memphis VIII start nom
Underwriters Karehouse.