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High winds at Cincinnati Thursday

High winds at Cincinnati Thursday
interrupted business on the whaTf........The
ashland VII not return from Cincinnati I'M
III the river rtses.-....-..Ih Tom Means is again
IN running order, but has LAID mp at Cincin-
natl until The river rises and business inn
Eroves-.-..--..The Eddyville has re-entered the
Evansville and Cairo trade.........C aptsin Nat.
Pepper, OF New Orleans, has been visiting
Cincinnati, which place he left yesterday for
hOme-........Captaim Thorwegan Is in st. Louis
and his boat, the Great Republic, is lying mp
at Cairo, where she viii remain until busi-
ness improves. she VIII not enter a line, but
VIII run independent. The directors of the
81 Louis steam boatmens association held
meeting "Wednesday and elected q freight
committee who viii hereafter regulate The
rates bstwecn here and New Orleans. A sub
committee was also elected, who will confer
with the associations OF ether cities concern
ing rates from Cairo down. The cOmmi tee
composed OF Vim. J. kOubts, VIM. II. David
son, heDry HaarstiCk and John N. Bonnger;
subcommittee, KOuniz, Haarstick and Bofin.
ger--..-..-.CapiainJ John Spane Of the bismarck,
nfisn signed the Anchor line contract vet,
ana tue s.. Louis ReDUbticyun thinks he viii
not DO 50 at present.....-...The sternwheeI
Steamer ShOO-Fl} that burned on the Kan
agY1a at Charleston ievee, West Virginia last
Thursday, was owned by Dr.. j. r. Hale OF
Cincinnati. Loss four thousand to i've thou
sand dollars; no insurance.
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trustees Sale Of Lands In Bolivar
County, Mississippi,

II. b. MARTIN, Trustee.
nm. ...-,-- W. p. MARTIN, Trustee.
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Z. L COCHRAN. ia1e Of Cochran \ Barton
Mrs N. e COCHRAH, Is. A. HATCHER.
LeLe with n. s.. 4 j. w. Cochran.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


TeHE management have determined TO have
L the drawing OF the NTH and last Gift
Concert Of the Public Library Of Kentucky
on The thirueth day of November next. We
believe now thai ali the tickets will be sold.
ard thai the drawing viii be a full one, but
whether All are sold or not, the drawing Will
nevertheless certainly come of on the day
appointed. Fhe special object OF this card
is 70 call a meeting Of the dcket-holicrs at
Public Library ball. on the twentieth Of No
vember, 70 make arrangements in connection
with the committee appointed by the trustees
70 superintend the counting OF the tags repre-
senting the Numbers OF tickets sold. While
there II 20 actual necessity for the presence OF
tioket-hoiders, as under our arrangements the
interests Of all are equally cared for, yet at the
same Time j would greatly prefer thai as many
OF those Interested as can would attend this
meeting, and see each for himself how per-
feotly fair and impartial the distribution
mus be. Every arrangement has been made
for tue drawing; but little more than month
remains for the sale Of the remainder OF the
tickets, aud whatever IL done must he done
promptly. THOS. e. BRAML ETrE,
Agent and Manager.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October %, 1874.
For full information apply 70 e. H Samuel,
No. 6 West Court street, Memphis, Tennessee
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His Portraits

by any Gallery South OF West. Call aud SCI
his Photographs and other Pictures, and
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4. }. MERRITT,
Photographic Supplies,
Not ExceIIed

GALLERY,
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In Part.
,aileor Texa,
weather. Rivers and BusIsess.

Yesterday was clear and cold. The
river here is declining with eight feet 10 Cairo
and six feet thence 20 81. Louis. From Louis-
vile to Cairo the Ohio is falling With three
and a half feet. White river is falling with
less than three feet on Little Island bar. Ar
kansas ri yer Ia also falling with TWENTY-FIVE
inches cut from LATHE Rock. Business on the
wharf yesterday was moderate.
stage or Rivers.
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ThurEdar, Norember 5. -.
CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. lI0I. .R.-FIrst -lauCery Court OF shelby
COunty-A. ". DuPDut co al vs. 81. g.. DI lI.
TpE virtue OF an iutCriOcutory decree fUl- sale
E , entered in the above cause On the 18TH usy
OF May, 1874, j viii sell. 80 public auCriuuL- %
the highest biduar, iu 'front.' of the CLERK nd
Masters ONCE, Memphis Tenn
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]. ]. RAWLINGS & GO.
COTTON FACTORS
ASD GENERAL
Commission Merchants
a54 Front street.
BET. Conrt and jefferson, MEMPHIS TENN
PLANTERs, RUsINNss COLLECTED.

WE have adopted, exclusively the CASH
w pl inciple, which is better for both plant
or and factor. We VIII be assisted by an ex-
perient ed Cotton Salesman All orders with
cash IL hand viii be filed Ut lowest prices,
free Of charge. Consignmeuis solicited.
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ARRIVES.
NAL and Freight, at 9 s-Is.
DEPhRras
Man g. ID FREIGHT AZ 4 nm.
The nail and 1reiglt train leaves COvington
To- su1 Ehls 40 = ala. sBd retains 10 COVlng-
Ton 30 pm
Ira 'esving Memphis VIII start from
undo H ars' warehouse.
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Bankrupt sale.
As Assignee o. Psrtee & Hsrbert Bank
II upts, viii, on
Wednesday, 9Th day Of December, 1874,

IN front OF my old once, No. 10 Union street
sell 20 the highest bidder, for cash, all the
cooks belonging 70 said bankTagts, iucinding
All notes and accounts 81 the firm Of Pariaa
8 Harbert tilslcs T. itDMO&na0k,
october q, 1874, Assignee,
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French Burr NH stoues-'Taonas De-
Iany, Nos. s2s and $50 Poplar street,

EFangf1 HurF AAhA at9A-e----a sAssAAala- NJ
lSny. Nos' SOS and 100 Poplar street,
Eemphis, Tenn.
ITO the Planters or Ten ues-ee aiid a4Iqinllg
1 States-l solicit the D. '1lot5ez5 "a an VI
sons having BURR MILL y. " - 20 lspe!I'
Having had - years' expeItenc 1 - loil-
try and Europ6-with ". G. Brat so-N IL -
city from Is5S 70 le6l, since which "a '-E 5isse
been generally engaged In huulirg .'1L r.
pairing mills IN this and adj olning stat !
viii rebuild, band, redress and put IN periel's
order all Durrs Tor grinding corn and wheat, or
will redress burrs IN e planters may hull their
own cotton-ssed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel Joints should not be
dlled with lead, As the attritOn powders IT,
and poisOns the meal or Hour. viii guaran-
tee thai with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, a thirty-inch mill viii grind
thirty bushels OF corn in one hour. j also
guarantee TO save Oue-ilalf OF tne power ~
proper d. esSiug, making better meal ami send
ing II nom the mill perfectly cool and 10 good
order to ship. Where the runuiug-gear ~ in
good order, il is only necessary 20 snip the
rock, when The work will be promptly done
and returned. Mill work in general, and al
orders from the country promptly attended to
Al prices that defy competition. All orders sd
dressed 20 me in care OF q. ". Payne d Co. viii
meet with prompt attention.
oc2i THOMAS DELAEy.
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'NIsls" u ItENUENs
OFFICE OBS, SIG. SCR. o. s. A. I
d. NJ. LUDWIG, Observer.


The City Of Alton is aground at the
foot Of President Island. The John Howard
left here yesterday afternoon 70 tighten her
up. The towboEt- Babbage, arrived from
crippled bismarck in tow. The Grand Tower,
from st. Louis, had not made her appearance
up 10 dark, but Will probably be found in
port early this morning. The local packets
all cleared with ialr trips.
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mrszlssrpPl Avn rrNNE.ssnn


ARRIVES
Mail ievery dayl, at I am. Freight and
Accommodation az 40 pm.
DEPARTss
Mail tevesy day., ar 8 80 am. Freight and
Accommodation at a.m.
5ipeping-caTs on mail trains.
Depot Center Landing, foot OF Washington
street.
TlcKet-ofaces, No. 2S7 (corner Msdison) snd
&c rs Main street.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.

MEMPHIS AND CHABLEsrON.
nEPAETss
an every day., AZ lOsg SIN. Express
ta..r Except Saturday a. 6 pm. Somerville
accsm Uotari0u. daily feNcert Suniay) At 4
pm. Grand Junction accon1modafion al &
Pm.
AHRTFrE.
sail, every Gay ~ 1Oa.m. Express. faflg
leZceu. sunday al l;l5 am. Somervllle 90
C HUI ll1caffoD, daily Except Snndav1 al s 20
a Il. Grand junction accom- notation, every
day az $50 p. m.
oufh Cont.
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PRINTING MACHINE!
Just received, ana nov an spsI s--laIil- ne
PRINTING HOUSE
AND
COCK BTEDERX
s. =. lZO0E,
10 COURT STREET, MEMPHIS.

-Tais PRESS occupies Less space; IA
greater sTRESgIH; does FINER WORK;
and is pronounced D. the leading Printers
in the United 5tstes and Great Britain the
BEST PBIzS5 ever invented
This Press was recently purchased q 1Iessrs.
Coddington & Kingsley, London, England,
and Is now in operation and open for The in
Epeofion OF ali who may desire 20 witness the
workings Of this wonderful little machine.
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on the premises. sell 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. a certain leasshold estate, granted by
John Overtou, situalsd in tile city Of Menu
phis, county OF shelby, and stale OF Iennes-
see, on the corner OF Thlru and Webster streets,
known IS Schneppei's brewF rs, and known
AS sq6 and 3s7, together with ali buildings dE-
lures, machinery, barrels Tools implements,
wagons, horses, and other property used by
the late L. Schneppei. OF Schncppcl & Co., ia
and about said brewery.
sale 10 commence en- 10 O'Clock a.rn. Title
believed 10 be good, but convey s. trustee
only. l.. KEITH,
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Rf virtue Of z deed Of trust 70 ". K. Gun
- ulnguauli Trustee, recorded in deed bo1-
:, PAGE - IN me Chaucery Court Clerks 1f-
nee Of Bolivar county, Mississippi, made jan
nary J, 1873 by George r. Austin and VOlusg
PEEL 70 secure the payment Of their four prom
l,aOry notes o. On ~ date fur go ssil1 SID anu
el.5ui respecLv7lv, payable % =. j. Wicks and
T. j. Ma1llu1 the lrsL OF when notes has been
transferred 20 owen MerlWe1her, and by vie
Tue OF my Appointment a. trusraa, vice H. ~
cunningham resi- 8Ied, 20 execute said trust,
] VIII on
Thursday, November 3. 1874
within legal hours, sell at the Courtn0use, in
Bolivar county, Mississippi, for casa, 20 The
highest bidder, the following lands known a.
the Iopp place, lying Iu said county, viz. An
OF sections : and - east OF D0gue Falaya. srT.
an OF section Sd, except the east half % the
southeast quarter east ~ 10gue Ealaya an lr
township -, range :. SAID lands and the lm-
preVementss thereon VIII he sold for the pay
l.lent OF the urst % said notes, wliCn Is passed
due and unpaid, and FOR the costs 81 this
trust the balance Of the proceeds 90 be ap-
piled 20 the payment o. the remainder o.
SAID notes, which become due upon the nom
pay EueuL or any note. The title 8 believed %
og periec-. bus convey only rs trustee.
Lue"e are among the best and most eIaValeu
lands In the c0uuLy-aDOur $50 acres cIear red "a
portion Of which was in cultivation lass gear
Two settlements on the land, also giuhL'Lse
ana Tuacflineryt houses stables, etc.
Tlas October s, Ie71
pcl4 MINOR MERI W ETHER, Trustee.
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LARGE SIZE CLOTHING A SPECIALITY

exsndre COuyfiers and Dents Gents Kids 81 per pair
Reynier's Dog and Calfskn Gloves, at 81 per pair.
English half Hose at 81 per Dozen
Extra English half HOse at 81 per dozen.
Sir coed Shirts for $I2.
Six extra Shirts for SIS.
Six best n. Y Muslin Shirts for SIS,
Shaker Flannel Canton Flannel Scotch Domestic MerinO
Underwear, Reduced twenty per cent.
Cartwright Warmers White Underwear and Ithrea
Silk Underwear, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
200 Business Coats Of broken English French and Amer
can Cassimeres at $40, worth SIS to $40
100 Fall 0VercOats at SI2 worth $50.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
I'm saturday. NeYamEsr "A 1874

VIM. Morrow, treasurer. IS. Is. !. Persons.
DN virtue % an interleCuiory decree tor sale.
ID entered In the above cause on the I'D Jlav
OF October. .Sl4, viii sell, az pub.i aucfion,
to the highest bidder, In front OF Tie county
eourf Hartl5s Maruunte Tenn an
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withlrg leeal houT-, the following described
real estate, lO-Wit.
Twelve hundred anu dfty 600 ACRES OF land
in shelby county, Ienucssee. in district No.
D. ami is the east half OF entry No 81 and lies
int east 90 tns aississippi AID tennessee
Railroad aud south OF Bradshaw agenue.
Terms OF Sule--Casl.
This October =, 1874.
"a. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By George Maffery. ID. O. and 81.
W. W. Mcdowell, SOL fGf eouplL octzi
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SUPERIORITY OF NORTHERN CIVIL.
Il ZATION.

We copy the following from the
Brooklyn Argus as Il fit comment upon
the excellence of Northern civilization:
Tn Frank Moulton' s statement appear
two remarkable letters-one from Mrs.
isabella Beecher Hooker and another
from Rev. Thomas X. Beecher.
elbow did those letters get to Frank
Moulton?'' asked an "Argus" reporter
OfTheudore Cilton.
"Beecher gave them to him." replied
Tiltop. s:Mr. Beecher was greatly
alarmed lest Mrs. Hooker should make
some public demonstration. 1 felt in
dienant myself, and we had a meeting
to discuss the subject. Finally volun-
teered to deal with Mrs. Hooker. 1
thought could quiet her. went by
invitation to see the lady while she
was stopping with Mrs. Phelps, in
twenty-third street, New York, After
dinner said to Mrs Hooker: tWhat
have you to communicate to me-" She
replied, sYou know very well what
want to see you for, because you know
what Henry has Leen DOING an
swered: MADAM, confession is good for
the soul; speak plainly. You have
nothing to fear from me-
Mrs. Hooker then said Il am here
to charge Henry Ward Beecher with
adultery with Mrs. Theodore Tilton:'
I answered, MADAM, I had antici-
pated as much. am here to charge
you with adultery with Mr.. N,
OF Washington Mrs. Hooker was
stunned by my retort. I then asked
her where she heard that Mr.. Beecher
had been guilty Of improper relations
with Mrs. Tilton. Shc said that
Victoria Woodruff told her. I then
assured her that Victoria Woodruff
told me that Mrs. Hooker and Mr.
Nevins had been criminaly intimate
She laid down on the sofa, and cried
for several minutes. But she concluded
it would not do for her to enter Ply
mouth pulpit and denounce Mr.. Beech
or with adultery. 1 Informed Frank
Moulton and Mr.. Beecher of my success
in dealing with Isabella, and Mr.
Beecher was very grateful to me.'
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
FOR 1874.
MtifuIly illustrated


The Scientific American, now i'll it's goth
year, enjoys the widest circulation of any
analogous periodical in the world.
It's contents embrace the latest and most
interesting information pertaining to the
industrial, mechanical and scientific pro-
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implements, new processes, and improved
industries of all kinds; useful notes, facts,
recipes, suggestions and advice, by practi-
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all tho various arts.
Descriptions of improvements, discOve-
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progress in the application of steam, steam
engineering, railways, ship-building, navi-
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chemistry, new and useful applicat ions OF
chemist nv in the arts and in domestic or
household economy.
In short. the whole range of the Sciences
and Practical Arts are embraced within the
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ell can afford to be without this paper.
Farmers. mechanics engineers, invent
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people of all professions, will find the Sci
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Published weekly, spiendidiy illustrated,
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Tho yearly numbers of tho Scientific
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JOE GERVERS, MASTER,
authorities, and having comfortable seats
and ample room for both freight and pas
sengers, will run regularly between Mon
roe and Trenton, on the following schedule !:
Leaves Trenton at & A. H.;
IS Monroe at Gas 90
IS Trenton at /"
After which hour, the round trip will be
made every hour, until p. NJ, when the
trips will be extended to one hour and II
half, leaving Monroe. on last trip, at P. N.
Price OF ono trip, Is cents;
Price OF round trip, 25 cents.
The public may rely upon the perma-
nency OF this arrangement, and upon the
pullctuality of the ELflE's schedule.
May Is, 1874. 35:tf
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THE CHILDREN,S HOUR:
AN ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
Edited by T. s. -i,thur.

| Edited by T. s. -1rthmr.
This favorite of the children, "from fiv.
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ever. No effort will be spared in the work
of keeping it in the advanced position
maintained from the beginning as lone o
the best magazines for children in tho
world"
Tho editor writes largely for the ''IIour.'
and nothing goes into it's pages without his
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PREMIUMS:

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NEED OF A NEW CHRONOLOGY.

From the presence OF the Egyptian
pyramids, Bayard Taylor thus writes
to the New York Tribune: GAS !
rested in the shade, looking up to the
gray pinnacles, SO foreshortcned by
nearness that much oftheir actual height
was lost, yet still indescribably huge,
I could think Of but one thing-We
must have a new chronology of man.
There before me the Usher-Mosaic
reckoning was not only antedated, but
Il previous growth of long, uncertain
duration was made evident. There, in
stones scattered about the desert, were
Inscriptions cut long before any tradi-
ton of Hebrew, Sanscrit, Phnnician or
Greel-clear Ineligible works, almost
as legible to modern scholarship as
those of living languages. This one
long, unbrolzen stream of light into the
remote past, lights up darker historic
npparitions on all sides, and sweeps us,
with or without our will, to Il new and
wonderful backward starting point.
OF course, the learned in all countries
are familiar with our recently acquired
knowledge on this point; but is it not
time TO make it the property of the
people everywhere-to discard the
unmanly fear that one form of truth
can ever harm any other form to
reveal anew, through the grandeur of
mans slow development, the unspeaka-
BILE grandeur of the divine soul by
which it is directed:'
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1874-09-04
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