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Address communications to Hon. T. Chan
dler, President, or to the Secretary Of the
Union Republican Congressional Con, mlttee,
Washington, D. G.
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Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
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publication.
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public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
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COTTOS MARKETS.

BY TELEGRAPH.
LOUISVILLE, october 3-Cotton quiet
1870.
CINCINNATI, october 2o.--ootton quiet
l49se.
ST. LOUIS, October 20.-CotiOn shade
lower on middlings, iE4o-
LIVERPOOL, october %, y 80 p.m.-Cotton
easier. but not Quotably lower; middling up
lands, spot, Sd Orleans sd sales l0,Oo Bales
goo Tor export and speculation.
$50 Quotations same sales Of Ameri-
can cotton, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 20, 1850 am
Dem and fair; middhng, 1880; Sales go bales
; p.m.-Dsmand good; offerings moderate;
middlng, li3sc; net receipts, 5i1b bales; gross
receipts, 81 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock,
& p.m.-Cotton in geod demand and in
fair supply sales, $3.50 bales; the re-
ceipts show an Improvement IN staple;
good ordinary 10 strict good ordinary,
l3Ni3lzc; low middllng 20 strict low mid
ding, l4,Gl41 &c; middling 10 strict mtddling,
liis@l41sc; good middling 10 niddllng fair,
liss ~ l5isc; receipts, lI5I bales; no EXPORTS
stock, 5f,Is2 bales; unsOld last evening, $500
on shipboard, 50 900 bales.
NEW YORK. October 20, ESQ a.m.-Futures
steady; January, IS 7-l6Gl51zc; October, loo;
November l59io l-loci December 10 lb9
I6:i0am-Cotton weak and lower to sell;
quntstlons unchanged.
u d5 a.m.-Futures quiet; GALES to-day,
200 bales; sales last evening 500 bales; jan
usry, Is 7-lbc; February, Is l-l69l554c;
N tfeh, 166l6 l-l6c; April, I6 5-l6@l63sc; May,
Is 9 l66l6s-c; June, Is lSl6Gl65 C; October,
a l5-l6 gl5c; November, l5e; December,
Is Slice.
I2:l5 p.m.-Cotton weak and unchanged,
lower to sell: sales exports, 100 bales; sales 20
spinners, l06 bales; sales last eVening-ex-
ports, al bales; 10 spinners, 29l bales; to spec
ulatOrs, so bales.
p m.-COttOn report for four days AT all
United states ports-Receipts, 64,S75 bales; eE-
ports 10 Great B igafn, 23,7l9 bales; 70 the con
tlnent, I7S5 bales; cOssJui Use, 42S bales; stock,
9s3 9G7 bales.
2p m.-Net receipts, SO bales; gross, SOS
bales.
30 pm.-CottOn weak and unchanged:
safes to exporters, SOP bales; 70 spinners, $50
bales; to SPECTATORS, l79 bales.
30 p.m.-Futures dull: January, Is 5-l64
l63Sc; February, los Gl5 u-l6c; March, Is l5-l6
Gl6c; April, 10 4Gi6 Ice; May, l6l49l8 9-l6c;
June, 20 Gl6 iSl0c; October, l45s{9l4 l5-l5e;
November, ~ 4gl45sc; December, Is l-l60
10 e. sales . DO bales.
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now stands. ansi the csnin and mRohinery at
steubenviile. the hull was siAty-five leet
keel, eleven feet beam, win three feet h'sit,
and side-wbepls. She had one douOie-nue
boiler. the hr-t on the river. she started Oa
her first trip % PittsbuTg March IL, 1871,
and made several trips rom Pltts-
burg TO louisville. in February lS22. she let
Stubenville for the purpose OF transporting
three hundred tons Of army stores 10 Fort
feet keeibOats TO Moutg0mery's point, above
White river island. On her nrst trip from inc
point, she lowed one Of her keeis loaded and
a dsi boat eighty by eighteen feet. containing
one hundred barre's Of fiouF. up White river,
a5fae SIX mites tho igh the pas, six miles into
the Are ansRs river, and thirty miles up 10 the
Post Of Arkansas, where she left the nat end
proceeded TO Fort Smith, She was the nrst
boat above Little Rock, and made four trips
LEFT Ii Tie Rock J oily lth ON her last DOWNWARD
trip On her way from Stuebenville 10 her
destination, she landed just below the mouth
OF Wolf river and lay by all night
where Memphis IL nav located. There
was no house or cabin in that
vicinity until you come down 10 Fort
Pi ckering". ........ From the st LOnishepitoacGf
nineteenth: Business picked up somewhat
IN the closing OF the week and yesterday Work
on the levee foots up very active day, The
week Just entered upon may be big Wlth All
New Orleans trade, there being on foot move
ment 70 organize an association Of interests
which will prove TO be the only successful
method OF carry ing freight 20 the Crescent
City under existing circumstances" ..-...--.Ihe
New Orleans ri dViaie says that the project TO
build a telegraph line nom that city TO the
mouth % Red river has been revived again.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


LOUISVILLE. October 2O.-Flour and wheai
quiet Corn quiet at 70G75c. Oats quiet a.
55a55e. Pork nominal. Bacon dull at ~
13lAGl4ls; sugar-cured hams, l2Gl4e. Bulk
meats and lard-nOne here. whisky, SIC.
CHICAGO, october 20.-Flour dun and I'm.
changed. " heat In faIr demand at lower
opened firn but closed dull; No. mixed
7454c, spot. Oats 1Im; No. 2, 4g56 dj0c, spot
Pork firm, $40 70 seller all the year. Lard dull
and nominal. Whisky, sc. At the cal board
this evening wheat closed At oI5sc seller OctO-
Der, and corn al az
ST. LOUIS, October 20 Flour - low
grades still wanted and firn< other qualftie,
dun and weak. Whe.L irIuer: No. red faIl
9S1Sc. Corn duh and nominal; NO.2 mixed,
= arse Oats trmer and slightly higher; No.
?, 81 tl5lc cash. Whisky drmer II ysG99c. Pork
nomlnaliy lower; ~ 45'g2J o. asked flr spot F;
50 bidding. baNo on lower, snlau Iols, -, Ia
I3El3c. Lard in good demand for futures /;
good, II "A, seller al the year.
CINCINNATI, October 21.--Elour duh and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged.
Corn in air demand and higher; old, 76g7Sc
new, 50@60c. Oats firm, 52Gj6c. Linseed oil
steady a Zoe. Lard oil steady; winter, 81 ia
Is. Eggs firm st dc Butter quiet and weak
hamper TO choice, 34a5jc; medium, 23G3Oc.
Cheese firm at l5A 9l6c. Lard quiet, l254c
bid for summer. buLk meals uull and IN
changed. bacon dull; shoulders, nc; clear
ribs, l39l31zc; clear, lac. Whisky steady al
s7c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2J.-Flour-su-
peril ne, - %; double extra, q 20 treble eX-
ira, S595 IS; choice, s696 81. Corn easier
at 81 05. Oats, 64Gr6c- Bran, 81 ~ Hav-
choice, SIS. Pork held at SO 50. BscJn Gull
offered at "a, l3s4, and I41Sc. Hams, l3dlihc,
Lard-tieTce, l5lac; keg, l51zc. Spgar-com-
mon, &c; fair, sc: good fair, 9isc; strictly
prime, l01sc. MOlasses prime 70 strictly
prime, 70975c; choice, 76GUc. Whisky dull :
louisiana 81 o. western. q O555. Coffee, l61 "a
1875. COrn-meal dun and lower at 81
NEW YORK. October 20.-Flour steady;
81 perfine western auu state, 81 35G4 80; 1t.
Louis, s. l0Gs 90 Rye flour steady, s. 25g
80. Wheat less active and cas- er; No. 2
Chicago. 81 089l OS. Corn dun and easier
We tern mixed in store, soc. Oats firmer
western mixed, 60G62c, Coffee quiet but irm.
sugar firm. MOlasses and rice quiet. Pc
trOleum dull and lower; crude, sc; refined,
1dl2l-c. PUrE dull and heavy; new mess,
jobbing iOts, sl9 259l9 50. Beef quiet Mi0-
dies dull long clear, iG5 &C. Lard opened heavy
and closed firm; prime steam, l8c seller al
the year. Butter quiet. Cheese firm, l25Sg
l5sz &c. whisky steady at 1G15.
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OFFICE OBS, SIG. SER. q. &. A I
October 20, l6z4.
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from the highest prices OF the gay, me mar
ket closing unsettled and Wesths ne eso ~,
u-ag most marked on Wabash. sales LOT tile
dav aggregate I70 eco sharcs, Of which are l1l9ov
western Union: II 900 Pacific MALI ouyu hflei
- am Ialre shore. $500 Union fBcin nc; l09O
NoYfb7resiern: 2l1o0 Wabash 7oqo Ohio e1l-
Gao Chicago, Coiumbu and ldiana Centrai.
Canton, 81. western Unfon Telegraph ~
Quicksilver 80. Adams express compa-
IN. luq: Wells a Fargo's express company
5g5S: American express company 6t5fi United
Stsies express company, 65Si Pacific Aail
f6is: New York Central, Ic0s4 :; Erie SO /; Erie
preferred, 50; Harlem, l28; Harlem pre-
ferred, t25; Michigan Central 80: Pittsburg
and Fort Wayne, 81 s; Northwestern, ~
Northwestern preferred, 55; kOck Island
g7ss: New Jersey Central, 1851 st. Paul, 81 4
81. Paul preferred, az; WABASH, 20; " a
hash preferred, %; Fort wayne, ~; rerre
Haute, l07; Terre Haute preferred, l2s; Chi
cago and Alton, sS; CHICAGO and Alton pre-
ferred, las; Ohio and Mississippi, z s;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, %;
Burlington and Quincy, 100; Lake Shore, ~ s.
Chicago, columbus and Indiana Central h54
Illinois Central, 81 Union Pacific, -; Zen
trai Pacific bonds, 92l6; Union Pscinc bonds,
So; Hartford and Erie, l0g5s; Delaware and
1877
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Thursdar. November ). 1874.

Bolivar county Alssi-,l pni- for cash. rg the
highest bidder the following lands known l-
tne IOpp place, lE ms i'm said county. viz. a.I
All OF section -. except the east 1aIl Hl .--
southeast quarter east 1f Uugue taldEa, -.-. .u
township =, range j. said lands and the .I-
prOvemenlss thereon win be sold fox Cine pay
luelt OF the first of said notes. which -- passed
due and unpaid and .oI .Ha costs u. .l--
iSusI- the balance JL llG proceed. |g .. app
piled 20 the payment OF the remainder Of
said NOTES which become due UTH- Tine nom
payment Of any note. The title -- believed TO
be perfect, Duf J convey only mi trustee.
These are among Tie best and mos. elevated
lands i'm the cuuutE-8uluf sd acres cleared. m
portion OF which was lu cultivation .a-l year.
Two settlements on the land. also -.lulU-a
and uacu.uer.- .Ulse~r stables. etc.
This October 1913.
oct8 MINOR IEEIW ETHER. Trustee.
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HONEY MAzKEE.

PARIS. 1ct0bei 3).-Rentes, or. s)c.
SEW oKIFANs. october 20.-Gold, 1861
sight, par sterling d.
TaEDgN. October 11.-The amount Of bull
FsC-D vii bdrsvn nom the bank on balance
fo-fsv Is 1900. Consols-money, S214gs2sS
l..aoT-r5r ~ 5agZt<s United states coupons
49, Isf5 II5lE: 40. I67, lO8i lo-iOs 1861; new
3. la.L.. sew York Central, 30, exclusive OF
1rteresf. Erie, " Erie, preferred, -.
NEW YORK. october D.-Tbe treasury
Bi.t.ur.ed $500 Customs receipts, s1il.OJ
Frssuce exports Tor the week, 500 -; toi al
[,psTfs since January LIST, sz5,65lsp Money
40 sdvsncsd 10 per cent Mercantlie . per
5a5 pr cent for long and short. steflEs
s.f7onk ~ $50 30 for - days aud - 5sl9i5s
~ -f1rbf Colo ranged from H09llOA and
rIosad al f1ais. Borrowing rates ranged from
~ Z Der cent yer snnuHa and 4-S1 per day.
f-iearsucss sl8u90 90. Governments nrm,
,.-ir5 small sales The syndicate COMPLETED
~ N0yafo Der zetfl cement with the goFernlit NJ
F,,- frr1llu g over tl5,JtJO0o cal. bonds and
.1urQss Coupoas or tszls lis5S; do. OF lol@i
"a. 10 OF is4 ll6; do. 81 1856. IL; DO. new,
IIgss. DO 1867, li7s do 1865, lla54 neg ., tlZ4
IA 80 Ia. currency o., liI's. state bOuds
ouief- Missouri IS, s9sl5 Old IenDes-
- ~. new tennessee, g.; new Virginia.
~. Oh Virginia, 80 old North Caroiin ina,
81 q. new Eorth Carolina. ia.
Sst.soks heavy. and in early dealings declined
49, I,er ceal. Wabash beading the JAIL Al
e. 10 drst board Che market became steadle err
s-lfb 4 sIIght i'm provement In the whole list.
Fyear he close prices declined 1ss22s per cent
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Attachment Notice

DEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-Charlss
D Grady5gs. George Alexander
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 of tue Code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied by gaTnish-
mentO on Hill, FOntain * Co., who answer they
owe the sum of Sl00:
1t is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his personal appearance before me, ON the
9th day of November, 1874, at my Office, in the
city of Memphis, at 10 O'Clock, am, and de-
fend said attachment suit, or the same viii
be proceeded with ex pRrte; and that copy
of this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. Ihis
18th day of September, 1874.
sepsO JAMES HALL, j. z.
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-. EoYemher I8. 81.

between the hours OF ~ and o'clock. al
southern gate OF Court square, Memphis
Tennessee, sell for cash, to the highest bidder
III public auction, che '0LOWlng property
situated in said county and stale, and 12
seribed "a said trust deed as follows. Lots No
IS and 70, on the plan Of the sub-1ivisiono
the estate OF T. j. Stewart as sold by deores
OF the Cnancery Court OF the city OF Memphis
said lots having "a diagonal front ON ne her
nando road OF one hundred and one feet en-
running BACK on one side one hundred 81
dftv feel, and on the other side two nunura
and six and one-half feet TO an alley.
An right OF redemption is expressly waive
by the terms OF said trust deed Title believe
to be good, but 7 viii sell and convey only
ootI CHARLES J.. PARTEE, Trustee.
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Tuesday, one s7th Dar Of Oetober. 1s74.

between the hours Of n am. and PIN. ex-
pose, al public sale, TO the highest biCder, for
cash, the sale 10 lake place at the sOuthwe g
corner Of Main and Madison streets, n Mem
mated in said eity OF Memphis, ana described
as follows, tO-wit: Part OF lot No. 80. ur giu-
ming on the east side Of DeSOtO street ST. feet
south OF the alley between Madison and Mon
roe streets; thence sou h with thu east liucl
DesOtO street q feet: running BACK eastward Iy
Also, one undivided half Interest IA Of No
so, on the plan Of Memphis, beginning al a
point on the east side Of Second street "a
feet south from the southeast corner Of Second
ana Washington streets; thence sOuthwardly
with the east line Of second street ~ feel
70 the north line OF the alley between Wash
ington and Adams streets; thence eaalwarCiiy
with the north line Of saiu alley 1885, feet 200
the west Line of the alley between second am
ThlTd streets; thence nOrthwar6ly with Che
dividing line between lots 80 anu ao1i theuC
westWardly along said dividing line 49, toe-
70 the beginning. Also, part Of the suh1t-
vision Fl F Of original country lot No. so. be-
ginning At a point on the south side OF thai
portion Of jefferson street lyina east Of ia
lAemphis and Charleston Railroad depo.
grounds and east Of Lauderiale street 800 Ieut
from the intersection OF east line VI country
lot No. 500 with the south line OF jefferson
street, being the northwest corner ui the lot
heretofore conveyed by II. G.. Briukiey et a.
10 W. K. RisOn; thence west with the south
line OF jefferson street rs feet 10 "A stake.
thence soutnwardly at right angles with Je.-
fersOn street 1881 feet 10 an alley; thence
with said alley 20 feet 70 the southwest corner
Of said RisOns lot; thence nOrthwardly with
saId fSlson : me 1879 ieet 20 tle nesin h'ns.
By the terms OF said trust deed all right OF
equity of redemption is barred and the aile
Is believed to be good. I will convey as rru--
tee only. X. A. PARKER, Trustee.
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saLurdaE. NoEember Fl. -.

n u clock M. uu .le southwest corner of
Main and Madison streets. city of Memphis.
ell 20 the highest bidder, for cash, The follow
ing real estate, lying Ina shelby county Ten
J. essee, described as follows. Beginning al 81
stake 40 the intersection OF the east line Of
Caam ber.ayue avenue with the south side OF
the stale Line road thence south .I- east
On - y-slL links -l "a SllEe5 thence south ~
west eleven chains and twenty links 10
stake. thence north sll west Sax chains and
thirty-f0ur 7ks 10 stake % the east line OF
ChamberlayDe avenue. thence uyI.E -rf
east with the line OF CuamDeriayue avenue
ten chains and -eyeuty-tlree links fD the be-
ginning, containing SIX and 9i-I0g acres, being
lot one ,l OF subdivision of tine Jones estate
made 3y Francis Foster, ana of recurl .u the
Reg steT's Offics OF shelby county. Equity OF
redemption waived, ana title believed 10 ue
perfect but sell only AS frusLea.
OclI7 John JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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W. W. SCHooLFIELD.
LOUIS HANAUER.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 52S-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee-F.W W. ROssnthal
ct al. vs. JOS GrieshabeT ct al.
II appearing from the crOss-bili and amend
ed cross-biu which is sworn 20 in this cause
that the defendants, Fritz ReicnOn and the
unknown heirs OF Henry heichon and e
ReichOff, are aon-residents OF the state Of
Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance here
in, at the courthouse Of the second Chancery
Court, in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, ON
or before the first Monday in November, 1874,
and plead, ANSWER or demur to the ClOss-1ill
OF Fred. Dreisagecker or the same Will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that a copy Of this or
der be published once a week, for four success
sive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This September p, 1874.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy &. and n,
Geo. W. -Ninchesie T, sol. for cOmplint. wed
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satnrdar, October 81. 1874.
InsOlVencY Notice.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby eOunty.-Ofhce li
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Sep
tember %, 1874. TO James A. Anderson, All
ministratOr:
a AVING suggested the Insolvency OF the
estate of Emma Gordon, deceased. you art
hereby ordered 20 give notice, by advertise
msnt in some newspaper published within
the said State, and also AT the courthouse
door of Shelby county, for ali persons having
claims against said estate to appear and tle
the same with the Clerk OF the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 5th day of January
1875; and any claim not filed on or before SAID
day, OF before an appropriation OF the funds
of Said estate is maze, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity. Witness my hand,
at office, this 25th day OF September 1874,
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
Bv T. E. Meath Deputy CLERK. SEQ we
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DRY GOODS MARKET.


NEW YORK. October 20.-Dry goods bust
ness moderate with commission houses who
effected fairi sales on brown cOttOns, cotton
hannels and prints. Tue market for cotton
goods quiet with tendency 70 lower prices
on bleachea cOttons OF some makes. Hills.
flztG1lec Bleached shlrt1ngs reduced by
agents uT9I0H respectively. White blank
els in good demand. Dress goods in fair re-
quest and hosiery more active. Foreign goods
Fu
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new Cal
es, Pfnel
Raspborr|
2, Ecas,
tiers, Etc.
ages &a|
Etc.
: 81
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saturdaE. Octoher sI. -.

real estate, tO-yyit.
a certain tract Of land situate lying ana
,TSesns "a me county OF shelby and State %
d,1t is7sse, containing about one huudrsf ami
nitS0a acEest being the southwest eornar 70.
81 81 =. ?. heinDert's original tract OF Il -teeu
t ~ anu sixty acres On Big Greek b ftta
- clhlA alsiT1et inherited ~ aim from ~
latnSt, AndreW hembert. Beginning M rI1e
southwest carner 81 said origin al frgef svn.ci-
- the hoftnWe corner OF fhOmss RayyIIrt..
tTaoi, and IN the west line OF {he Douei5s.
tlaots thence east with said RhwIiugs NO. Il.
me corner OF John = eel'a one huu.ir -
nifty acre tract lately SOLD TO him bv sgid r,--,
bert thence north with said steel 3 west Iia
seyenty-three chains aud tWenty-six IinFs h.,
the north Line OF Tie one hundred and hity
acre tract lately sold by said Rembart 70 Hu.h
Rose; thence west with said Roses south aue
TO he west line OF said =. $ Rembertfs drigirftt
tract; thence south with said line ~evdufv-
three chains and twenty-six links 20 the be-
ginning.
Terms OF Ssle-On a credit o. SIX ana Twelve
months, purchaser executing note with app
proved security; lien retained. Equity 0f re-
demptiOu barred.
This September II, 1874.
ND. i. STEWART
Clerk and Master.
BY Geo. MalleFy, ID. {. and n.
Metcalf & HermOn, sols. for con p!aluant.
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No. $50, R.-First ChRncery Court of shelby
cOunty-JOsephus l.. Bledgoe vs.. r. N. A o.
person, executor OF W. Il. Bolton. deceased,
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The Capitol City put off 756 dry bar
refs, 5gS JACKS oats, - sacks wheat, 50 bales
hay, 81 kegs beer, 100 rolls baggin g, 81 head
hogs, added Is tons, and had for below 40
tons. The Belle Memphis carried up 81 bales
cotton. The Illinois brought 10 ~ bales cot
ton, 30 bags seeu-cotbon and 7S5 sacks seed
The Ste. Genevieve came IA with 90 bales cot
ton, a sacks seed for this point, added Is and
had quite a lot taken out a points
below Tor s.. Louis. The Ashland, from
Cincinnati, brought moderate trip Of furni.
ture and Ohio river products. The local pack
cts cleared with fair trips. The Paragon dis
charged 56j sacks salt, 500 bundles ties, 800
empty hogsheads, reshipped on the Ashland,
for Cincinnati, l76 barrels rosin, Z36 empty
kegs. - bales rags, had for -. Louis so tons.
including 1850 boxes sugar, ll3 sacks coffee and
1 $ barrels roSin
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Insolvency Notice.

State of Tennessee, Shelby county.-Office OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Sep
TENDER %, ls74-To James A. Anderson, Ad-
ministraJOr:
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
estates of Henry s. Maddox, and j,
Joseph Williams, deceased, you are hereby
ordered to give notice, by advertisement in
some newspaper published within the said
state, and also at the courthouse door of
Shelby county, for all persOns having claims
agains said estate, TO appear and file The same
Gated Ia the manner prescribed by law, on OF
before the 30th day of January, 1875; and any
claim not fled on or before said day,O before
am appropriation OF the funds of said estate
Is made, Shall be forever barred, both IN law
and esuity. Witness my hand at Office, this
18th day OF September, 1874.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
ByT. +. Meath, Deputy Clerk. sep3O
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER and by virtue Of "a deed OF trust
~ executed TO me March Is, lo1l, by Annie
H.. Johnston, to secure q certain iudehteluess
therein mentioned, and of record jim the Re g.
ster's office OF shelby county, in book u. pa-.
sci Will.
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MANHOOD RI

youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, etc, having tried IN
vain every known remedy, has f0nnd simple
self-cure witch ne will send free to mis- Fellow
sufferers. Address ]. Il. REEV Is, 20 Nassau
sfraet New York
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CHANCERY SALE
Valuable Real Estate
ONSATURD4Y, OCTOBER s1, 1874.

No. 81, K. DIN the second Chancrrv t'9rrt
OF Shelby county, Teunessee-s. 3. Rembert
W. Henry Rem bert 1t al.
O1 virtue Of "A decree OF sale made ia TINS
- cause by the Secort CuanCery CuuTt.
VIII sell 70 the highest bidder. in front OF .lia
g cend Chancery Courtroom, city Of Mem
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Trustees Sale.

FINDER the provisions OF certain deed la
~ trust, made 10 me or the 4th day of April.
1914, and recorded in the Registers Office
Shelby county, Tenn, in book No. IS, page o.
10 which reference is made for further de-
tails, j viii, on