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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-23

A married lady Of this city,Whe had occasion to
visit the Capitol building a few days ago and
make several trips to the Senate reception room,
was somewhat surprised and annoyed by the
receipt Of a note handed her by one Of the pages
which read as follows:
JANUARY %, 1875.
Would like TO make your acquaintance. Will
assure you I am gentlemen. Address,
T. CLARENCE,
Washington City.
The note is an evidence OF his gentility, but 1t
is probable that il the youth who wrote had been
found half an hour after he would have deserV-
ejly been kicked out Of the building.
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GCOTIA:S BARD.
EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT AND SATITRn AYMATINE
WASHINGTON THEATRE CONIQUE,

MONDAY, January IS, every RighE and Wednes-
day and Saturday Matinees. The greateft Sensa-
ton OF the sRe! Engagement Of the young Ameri-
can actor, Mr.. FRANK JONES, Who will appear
In the thrtHingly sensational variety drama, in
prologue and three acts, entitled THE BLACK
HAND; OR, THE OST " ILL, In which he will
assume six different characters, lntroducink Banjo
solos, Songs and Dances, and plaV on thirty-siE
different in ,truments The greatest railroad scene
ever witnessed. In conjunction with the shove, a
grand oliO entertainment. Also, last rroduCtlOR
Of the great Shadow PantOmime, Introducing new
features. Fnis-gt
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the IRE and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels, silverware, other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Taksi0aTaiRg from the Chicago and BoSto1 fTeS
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Monetary.

AOnCLhAJs
WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. y.
Gold closed at lI2y4.
There was some little done In Governments to-
day, under very strong prices.
The advent of Mr.. GarneId's new bill in the
House Of Representatives 1.-THE text Of which may
be seen In another eolumn) concerning the 65's
has lot Visibly affected those securities yet. 1t
is believed, however, that there are some engage
ments for tomorrow. No doubt the Stock Ex-
change prices, which will appear IN Mondays
paper will snow q continuation of the steady in
crease which has characterized the 3e5's the past
Our advices from New York indicate plethora
money market. Rates %. Gold, 1875: Stocks
steady. Exchange, long, 4S7; short, 1914 Gov
In baltimore market for stocks is active. Viz
ginia o's, peelers IS; do consolidated, 5S4; West
new, Is; do. special tax, bid to-day.
In London Uonsols are 92I4G921S. Bsnds-s7's,
IN Paris renteS advanced this afternoon from
CT. to G2E l5c.
Commercial.
BALTIMORE Jan. p Though money is plentL
full and the stock market very active, there has
been very little done, comparatively speaking: In
commercial affairs the past few weeks. Mer-
chants generally do not look upon the stagnation
with rear concern and many regard It as q
normal condition at this time Of the year, when
they are occupied in adjusting their accounts OF
the past season. There will be little effort on
their part to re-establish trade for few weeks
yet The foreign exports for the week ending
january q amounted to s4s2-33o. TAere are
large engagements for the movement Of Grain
and Petroleum.
WHEAT.-GaaTket still quiet but steady, with
somewhat hTmer undertoDe. Sales only 1900
bushels, viz: 500 No. Western red in elevator at
eLl6lI@LI7-a slight Improvement; 500 No. do.
amber in elevator at t1.12; 1000 Pennsylyauia
red at Sl.17 delivered, and 400 do. p. t. Receipts
Of 2 400 bushels. Stock, 1s7, l29 bushels.
CoRN.-MRrket qHiet again to-day, but steady
at the figures ofyesterday for both Southern and
Western. Sales add mp about Il, 900 bushels, viz:
coo Southern white at IS cents; !, 500 do. at 81
cents. $500 do. yellow at so cents; $500 Western
mixed at so cents; 320o steamer at 79el79I cent?;
and lao No. 8 white at 7s6T9 cents, all the
Western In elevator. Receipts Of 462 059 bushels
to-day. Stock, 49,, Ose bushels.
RYE ANB OATs.-Rye is quiet and shade
weaker, 800 bushels fair Pennsylvania selling at
81, and Data are quiet but steady. Sales 100
bushels mixed Western at q cents; ], 400 bright
do. at GO cents, and 100 Southern at 67G56 cents.
FLOUR.-There Is q moderate business doing 10
Flour, and the market Is steady, though neither
active nor arm. Sales add up 1,300 bills. viz: $50
Howard Street Super p. T.; 200 City Mills Extra
at ASST: leo Western dc. at Is; $50 Howard
Street EaHijy az SIS; 200 Western do. at f5.3711
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OITY ITEMS.


A remedy that not only relieves but cures Con-
sumption, as well as coughs, colds, bronchitis,
sore throat, influenza, sc. The remedy 70 which
we allude is DR.. WistGT's BGlsGm of Wild
Cherry, prepared by Seth W. Fowle & Sons, Bos-
ton; 30 cts. and 81 a bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper.
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SUIT AGAINST THE B. AND 0. RAILROAD
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

DISTRICT AFFAIRS IN CONGRESS.
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VALUABLE INFORMATION,

VALUABLE INFORMATION,
GENTLE1IEN: My only object in giving Won this
testn Onial is tn spread Bile nfoI HAY
whole surface II my skin being covered with pIm.
pies and eruptiOns, many Of hich csused me great
pain and annoyance, and showing Il 70 be blood
Iations, among which was any quantity Of Sarsapa-
rilla, without obtaining any benefit until COM
completed the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently. followed on with
nOunctd well man, and my skin is smooth and
entirely free from pimples and eruptions. have
it al to the use Of VEGETINE. To benefit those
afflicted with Rheumatism. will make mention
ing me Of this aente complaint, of which have suf
C. H. TUCKER. Pas. Ag't Mich. c.. RI,
Gs Washington street, Boston.
VEGETINE IS SOLD By ALL DRUG
GISTS.
jan2Ow&stf
MRS. JONES' COUGH MIXTURE-FOR
NJ the Cure OF Coughs, Colds. Hoar.eness,
Group, Influenza and for the relief Of Consumptive
MRS. JONES COUGH MIXTURE has sold more
due to its extraordinary mer IS. It never falls,
in the most obstinate cases, to give speedy ami
adaPted to Chi drcn and Persons Who cInnot take
II TWILL WILL WELE REPAY A FAIR TRIAL.
LARGE SIZE, 81. SMALL, so Crs.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
ARTHUR NATrANS. Druggist,
CORNER SECOND AND ID STREETS
jsn21-TbSTuIn
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MOVEMENT FOR A NEW GOVERNMENT.
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Observation-Disclosures
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A Remarkable Fact shown by Professor
Commenting on Little Things"-Read and
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GROCERIES.

CANDY, Zone Ton in Stock.)
made by slauson & Co., New York;
CHOICE CREAM MIXTUREs.....Four lbs. for 81
BROKEN CANDY, (Fresh) ..........six lbs. for o.
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airy. l2Hc: net receipts, 5li5 bales; gross re-
eel pts i92 bales; exports coast wise, lGi4 bales
saie-, js3 bales; stock, Il 53l bales weekly ne
receipts, E,l5l bales; weekly gross receipts,
Tan bales; exports for the week 10 Great
Britain, 2if9 b'les; u France, 1905 bales; 70 he
continent, 1917 bales: coast wise, SsSi oales
sales for he week, l3,O0J bales.
LIVERPOOL, October I5.-CoiJou quieter
upl sncs d, Orleans, - T., sales, l@vlJ pa IS
including SJJ for spec G4aIlon and export ana
8Jsl Anne rtean. Week 8 "a es. 10000 ia ts, in
GLIDING 5000 for export and 1900 for spe ,ula-
ton, and 5000 American. FoTw. -ded from
ships side direct 20 spinners, 300 ba p. stock
in port, GIL 600 bales, including 2GG,S Amert-
can. Weeks RECEIPTS y 000 bales, including r.
90 American. stock afioat, 1900 bales, In
cludinE = 90 American.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE following Is
the comparative cotton statement for the
week ending October 18th, as con- ps red
with the corresponding week last year: Net
receipts at ell United States ports ls, go bales
same time last year, l2l 600 bales; receipt for
the season at all United states ports, $4,000
bales last year, SO 90 bales; weeks exports,
5000 bales laSt year 1900 bales: total exports
y 100 bales Hast year 81 90 bales stock on hand
aud on shipbOard not yet cleared a. all
United States ports, 262Ol0 bales; last year,
25S 600 bales; stock at interior towns, 32,OO
bales last year, 5OOJ bales; stock at Liverpool,
Gil coo bales; last year, $500 bales; stock o.
American cotton afioat for Great Bratan
900 bales,
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High School,
VIRGINIA.
WE. d. CABELL University Va,
PRINCIPAL.

WE. d. CABELL university Ya.),
PRINCIPAL.
F, KEY MEADE University Va,
Instructor in Ancient Languages.
THOs. A. seldom, CAfath. Medslist (Uniyer-
sity Val
Instructor in Mod. Languages, English, etc.
HENRY RO &c CARTER, C.. E. and Assistant
in Applied Math., University Va,
Instructor in Pure and Applied Aath
RO L. BROWN University Yal,
Instructor in Book keeping, English, etc.
UNIVERSITY OF VA, May 20, 1875.
We understand that Mr.. VIM. ID. Cabeell a
gentleman of wide reputation as the Founder
and Principal of Norwood High School, has
engaged the services in the Work OF lnStTuc-
ton OF F. Key Meade, Thomas A. Seldom, and
r. Carter. ali teachers OF experience, ana
distinguished for special attainments Ia their
respective departments. Norwood SchOOl IS
distinctly preparatory to the University, and
we recognize with pleasure the success OF the
school, as eyinced by the high staudiug and
rapid progress of many of Mi. Cabel,s pupils,
who have passed nom his hands into ours.
With all confidence, therefore, we recommend
the school conducted by Mr.. Cabell to those
who wish TO have their sons thoroughly
trained TOR the University, or for any sphere
B. Z. GiIdersIeeve, Professor of Greek.
George Frederick Holmes, Professor Of His
tory, Literature and Rhetoric.
John B. Minor, Professor of Common and
Charles 5. venable. Professor of Mathe-
]. 5. Davis, Professor of Anatomy and Met
Med.
VIM. F.. Peters, Professor of Latin,
Noah K. Davis, Professor OF Moral FhilosO-
ply.
Surgery.
NJ. schele DeYere, Professor OF Modern Ian.
guages.
]. w. MsIlet, Professor of Chemistry.
Francis b. pnith, Professor of Natural Phi.
John R Page. Professor of Natural History
and Agriculture.
L. J. Boeck, Professor OF Applied Mathe-
N atics.
8. o. southaIl, Professor of Mercantile Law,
etc.
James l.. Harrison, Professor OF School oil
Med. and Chairman Faculty. seplS
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COTTON MARKETS.
~ TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE, october LECTION quiet,
IEl.c.
ST. LOUIS, October Ij.-Colton active and
higher, l. &c.
CINCiNNATI, October I5.-Colton hrmer
and held higher, ljtsc.
CHARLES TON, October I5.-lr ton steady:
mtddling, ~ C; low middling, l39l51Sc; good
ordinary, IL lc not receipts, 81 bales: eX pOr
cpastwi-e, iISg bales; sales, , % bales; stoC f.,
81 ss}5 bales. Weekly net rece pts, 1871 bales;
gloss receipts, ls-Ssl bales; CED1I1s TO France,
2gjn bales: to the continent, go bales; coast
wise, - bales; sales 600 hal-s-
GALV ESTOCS, October l5.-Cnttou weak
mlddLng, lS}4c; low m!GGlus>, i &C, sUod
ordinary, ntzc; net Iecelp's, 5i>i bales; gross
receipts, S725 bales; ex POT T. Goa lwlas. - haloS
sales, lS47 bales; stock, S3ps. bales Wtcaiy
net recei pts, 1888 bales; gross receipts. sG 40
bales; ex ports ~ Great BTi,s. q, 2J51 bales: TO
the chan mel, 100 bales; cOastwise, 67j2 bales ;
sa ,es, 1858 bales.
MOBILE. October i5.-CottOn quiet; mid
ding, l27Sc; low middlag, l2lsc; good erdin-
AIRY lI5Ec; net receipts, 1871 bales; gross ~
ceipts, I9S2 bales; exports TO Great Britain, 723
bales; coa-twi q, 954 bales; sales, 1900 bale
stock, l44s bales; weekly net recel PTS Il, g63
bales; weekly gross receipts, 1879 bales; eI-
ports for the week 20 Great Britain, 1888 bale g;
cOsstwise, 7G0i bales; sales for the week, 700
bales.
sAVANNAB, October L. Cotton firm
middlinE, l3}se; low middling, l2ci good oTdin
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-J. w. Wa
VS.. L. /. setter.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3i55 of the Code @
Tennessee, and returned into court levisJ
upon the personal property Of the defendaa,
affidavit having been mad that the defend
ant is Justly indebted to plainliffs ia the SUN
OF nineteen dollars and fOr.y three cents, ~
account, and that he is a NONRESIDENT of tus
State of Tennessee;
It's Therefore ordered, That the ssid defend.
ant, l.. Il. SetZer. make his personal ap,
pearance before me, at my Office, in the city
of Memphis Tenn on the 5th day of ROVeni.
Der, 1875, at 10 O'Clock am and defend said al.
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same VIII be proceeded with eX'
parte, and that copy OF this order be PAD
Iished for four successive weeks In the Men.
phis Daily Appeal.
This the lsT day OF October, 1875
A cOpy-aLtest:
81 LANES Il
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Attachment Motto.

BEFORE p. J. QUIGLEY, J. p. for Shelby
county.-G. W. Reiter and Henry Reiter
composing the firm OF q. W. BETTER * Co..
VS.. James Dundas
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3IS5 OF the Code OF Ten
nessee, and returned before me levied upon
the property or the defendant by gar
ulshment on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad Company, who answer they owe said
James Dunoas $lS5 D., and affidavit having
been made that the defendant is Justly in
debted 10 the plaintiffs in the sum of s67 %, By
account, and Ina the defendant IS g nom
resident of the State OF tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his personal appearance before p. J. QuigIsy
o'clock m, at his Office, No. 1879 Main street
Memphis, Tennessee, aud defend said atlaclI-
ment suit, within the time prescribed by law
or tneTSme will be proceeded with exparte.
and that copy Of this order be published
once o week, for four successive weeks, IN
The Memphis Daily Appeal.
This ION day %! september, 1875.
ssIl ss p. J, OUlGIEY, J. 7.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.



LOUISVnLE October l5.-FlOuT quiet ard
unch nged. Wheat quiet, but firm, 81 l9S
! -. Corn dull and nominal, oQS63c Os Is
agL 81 gl5c Rye dull sc Hay dull q sl2f u
facon, 1917, l449lJAc. Sugar.curet hams,
Ice. Lard-tierce, 414Gl41&c. Whisky, 81 IL.
Bagging easier, but in good demand, l3gl454c.
CINCINNATI. October l5-Flour quiet.
Wheat steady 81 35Gl 80 for prime 10 cGoice.
Corn quiet but firm 6Q965c. Oats steady, 500
47c. Rye firm, 7S6S3c. Pork easier. jobbing at
81 IS. Lard steady and firm; steam, l31gG
i 5sc; kettle, l$t@llc. Bolk meats and bacon
noininally lower; no sales. Whisky, 81 10.
Butter dull and nominal.
CHICAGO, October l5.-Flour steady. Wheat
strCng and hi4heT; No, ? spring, II y bid.
Corn generally unch anged, but some sales
rather lower; No. mixed So 451r. Oats quiet
but firm; No. ., 335 sg3ic; Rye steady. Pork
unsettled and lower, 81 jOg2 - Lard dull
and nominal. Bulk meats in fair demand
and higher, S@Slsc, l254gB9l3hc. Wtlsky,
81 l35s.
ST. LOUIS October l5.-FlouT quiet. Wheat
generally unchanged, but some sales rather
higher; No. red winter, 81 6l1@. Corn easier,
No. linked, SIC cash, 47c November. Oa's in
fair demand at lower rates; No. >, 3jl4@3515c.
RIVE quiet; No. 2, 73c Pork dull and lower,
~ 75a24 offered at s2S 50 at the close. Lard
firmer, he'd higher; summer, 1875 =; generally
held at l315c. Bulk meats nOminally lower,
gI<Gl3aIS5lc Bacon unsettled, lower, and
very irregular, l0gl0A, l5A9l4l49li554li54c
closing pretty arm at outside prices. Whisky,
81 ~.
good demau for old under sheds: fair TO fully
fair, SG9c; prime, 9Hd9,sc Mnlasses nomi
nal fair, Sc Flour trm; superline, 81 t212g
70; double extra, S195 IS; treble extra, So t09
8 so; choice and famil Sc 75d7 % Cornmeal,
50 TO- Corn scarce and firm at 76G7Sc. oats
qniet; prime. 40 950c. Bran scarce at 81 02g
j or Hay firm; cnoice, S26927 P k yull-
1 ED at s25. Dry salt meats dull; shoulders,
jObhing AT l014c. Bacon no demand; quoted
at lOJ59lfszdl51zc. Hams-choice sugar cured
scarce at I5349I7c. Lard quiet; tierce, l449
l4I5c; keg, l5c. Whisky firm at ST. l7.Gl 20 for
rectihed. Coffee firm; ordinary TO prime, lSH
G2lI2c
NEW YORK, October 10 Flour more active
and a shade firmer; superhne state aud west
ern So l5a5 80; st. Louis, s. 9O@9. Rye flour
firm 81 25d5 30. Cornmeal quiei but steady;
western, s. 45gS 20. Wheat lG2c better, with
a brisk Export demand; No Chicago spring,
new and Old, 81 25lGl Z. IOrn dull. Oats heavy;
mixed, 3'94Sc. Offee-Rio quiet and noml-
nal; cargoes, l9g2lLSc, gold; jobhing al 800
22I2c, gold. Sugar quiet; prime, Sc; renned
in mod rate req nest, lGK9ll1Ic. MOlasSeS-
grocery ad quiet; Eng ish Island, 3SIjOc;
Porto Rico, 40g5Oc. Petroleum quiet ana
heavy; crude, G5s@Gi4c; refined, lie PORK
dull and lower, jooDir & at So 637@922 -. Cut
meats quiet. MIddles firmer; long clear city,
1876. Lard quiet Rnd heavy; prime steam,
nc Cheese frna, 639l2Mc. Whisky more
active and hrmer, 81 Is.
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o, X "Come along for nothing!" such state
OF Attain is keeping g great deal OF cotton
from being picked out and Is detrimental 10
our merchants and planters, who's interests II
is to have ali the cotton IN rs soon as possible
We saw to packets, let II stop, and return 10
old rates. and ct the end of The coming season
YOU ali viii have more "kelter."
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Executors Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified ~ the
L executor Of the last will and testament OF
the late VIM. B. Greenlaw, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons who have claims against
the estate 10 present them to him, properly su-
thentIcated, at No. Is Madison street, Mem
phts, within the time prescribed bv law, OF
this notice Will be pleaded In bar OF their re-
cOvery; and all persons iudebted 10 the estate
are requested to come forward and make pay
meut. w. h. C1KEENLEW ". EXagutpr
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

rainy and checked buSiaess. Prints have
been active at reduced dg Ire,. Brisf ol Maid
prints are reduced 10 &c. cotton flannels in
good demand, put Otner st pie cotton goods
quiet in first hands. WoIsted 4 vess-goOds
active and best IMAGES are clo2zFy sold up
Woo en- goods moved slowly.feFiannels and
blankets in steady demand.
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& FORTUNE FOR 81.
Administrators Sale.

w ILL be sold at public auction, on the
w premises, the Arcade ROaFdtBE ana
Saies sf~bIe and LeasehO lately belong
ing to VIM. Brown, decd, No. 3O7 Second st.
Mem This, on SATURDAY, October 18TH, at u
o'clock. Also, a quantity of Harness, Wagons
Carts and DrayS. The sale is positive and o.
close up an estate.
HENRY F. DIX, Administrator.
II. VAN BROKLIN, AuctiOneeT. Ocft3
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MARINE CHRONICLE
Weather and Rivers.

Yesterday the weather was clear and
cool, the maximum thermometer reaching
fifty-eight degrees The following T. he daily
report of the stage of water, with change. in
the past twenty four hours ending at three
O'Clock yesterday evening:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE u. y. ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, october Is, 1870
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M q SIC 3 90 Z 8
FOR THE AUTUMN.

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Thursday, November IL, 1876,

in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed TO sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
land hereinafter described, for and during the
life OF Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated in Shelby county, Ten 10
neseee, and described as follows: 20 niue.
and such part OF lot No. 4 Of the origin al race
ground tract as has heretofore fallen to an {
been vested in the said I. W. LAKE in the pa
utton between him and the other chi dren
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake, as the same x
fully shown by deeds and plots now on recOrG
in the Office of the Register of Shelby county .
Tennessee, in book Il, pages 81, So and Sd. AMI
book 90, pages 547 to 552, and in book 7O,spage-
5tS, ETC., all Of which ConYeyanceS and plot
are here referred to for fuller Uescri ptiOn OF
the twenty acres, or Whereabouts, conveyed l.
me in said trust deed. The right Of redemu-
ton is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours OF 10 am
II am. l VIII convey as trustee, and will Sc.
and convey the land only during the life o.
said Janet Lake.
October 8, 1875.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
Smith & Collier, attorneys. oclg
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Trustee Sale

DY virtue of deed of trust made to me a.
ID trustee by T. W. Lake, for the benefit o
]. q j. Steele, on the llth OF January, 1870, OF,
record in book u, pages ll6 and III, and uude.
a decree of the First Chsncery Court Of SHELBY
county, made July /, 1875, in the case OF Henry
Lake VS.. j. & J. Steele and others, and affiTmes
by the Supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request of the benefciaries in saiJ
deed OF trust, ! win, on
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Toe market O.ed ii IN; sales were
le00 bale, Of which exporters took HOO,
spinueT- 40, -yeCUla Or- so bsles
The ciO-uug kilograms were as follows:
New York firm auu Ic higher; mid
ding, Ale; ssI-s, 653 bales New Or
leans firm Vi 1872; ssles, $40 bales; re-
ceilJs, 66ll b.es LivsTp1ol qu eter [
75d; Orleans 7gd; sales. 1900 bales;
received, 1890 which 1909 was Ameri-
can.
The minor American markets closed
a. follows: Galveston, l31c; Mobile,
I33c; Savannah, 1870; Chsrlt stOn, 1890
l3 Z Ice; Wilmington, 1880; Norfolk,
ll.S.'; ba ri.u0re, 1890; Boston, l4!c; 81.
Louis, l3tc; Augusta, I3c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-16
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PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv.
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HEsPHIs, TERs
EstdbhsheI IN 1850.
EStdbhshed n 1850.

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