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Friday. the 18th Day Of November, 1875

within legal hours, the following described
real property, situated, lying and being in
District No. 10 of Henderson county, in the
State of Tennessee, bounded and described as
follows, that Is to say:
One tract of eleven (lD acres entered in the
name of Nancy Souls beginning on stake
and two black gum pointers runs 100 poles
south Of the northeast corner of No S3G TOR
80 acres in the name Of John I. Hartman;
Branch river swamp; thence north A. poles q
white 9ak; thence east "A poles 70 a hickory
Sapling in the west boundary line Of the said
aarmsn tract; thence south 40 pole to the
Also on tract of twenty (2O) acres, being d
part of p fifty-scr entry in the name OF bra
ham niece, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming on stake, and poplar and dOgwOOd, in
the creek bottom, the southeast corner of the
same and runs east 81 poles To white oak, one
standing on each side of the Jack
son road; thence south lOo east with
IL black oak and poplar in the west bound
airy line OF ]. Y. Hartman. No S58 as above;
thence south 40 poles 10 hickory; thence
west As poles to a hickory, the southwest coz
ner Of the sames thence north 81 poles TO the
beginning.
Also another tract Of twenty nil (29) acres,
bounded as follow: Beginning on a back
stump and chestnut on the north side of this
Jackson road, on Niece hne and runs west
Al poles to hickory and black oak; thence
north 7215 poles to u dogWOod and hickory
thence west A. poles to q hickory and walnut;
thence north l254 poles 10 poplar and sEh
thence east % poles TO q stake Ia " 'Gee's " st
line; thence south 80 east with he megaderS
of ]. ". turner's lands 90 poles to the begin
ming.
these three eniIles and parts of entries con-
tanning by estimation 90 acres, more or less.
Also one OJner tract of land of sixty (60l
acres, granted to Anderson : ates, and bound
ed AZ follows: Beginning at stake Ia the
Jackson road, a white oak pointer, ~ poles
east OF the northwest corner of entry NO. -,
for nifty acres in The name of Abraham N 'Gee-
and runs Hest 81 poles tn stake and hOily
pointers; thence south 80 poles to a stake with
pointers; thence east IS pO,es TO g take il the
road with pointers; thence south 81 poles to a
STAKE with pointers; thence IS poles to a axe
white OsK ami black oak; thence north 10
poles TO a stake. hornDeam and hickory
thence west Il poles TO a stake; thence north
10 20 es to a stake; thence east Is poles 10 q
dOgwoOd; thence "A poles to stake In said
road, with chestnut pointers; thence south
20, north 40 poles with the meandertngs o.
said road 10 the beginning, including III tina
part OF said entry east of Turner'S branch
making the n1eanders OF said b. aDch the Wesi
boundary Of said land so far as TO reach John
BToOkss line.
Memphis, Tennessee, October %, 1875.
L. M BECkERDITh,
SVecial Commissioner of said District Court.
L. B. M'Farland and ]. B. ClOugh, solicit.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF trust made to me as
Is trustee, by N. Cotton and his wife j. &.
Cotton, on the LIST day of May, 1873, and noted
in notebook No. Z, page 230, and recorded on
the Sth day of May, 1873, in record book No,
promfssory note mentioned and described in
said deed of trust, and at the request OF the
hanaficiRrY of said deed of trust, VIII, on
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
weather and Rivers.

The cold snap is prolonging itself into
a winter season. The sititudinality OF Their
mometers yesterday, according 10 Sergeant
Ludwigs report, was only Az, which vas the
ruling temperature during the day. Rivers
as follows:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE q, 8. Army,
MEMPHIS Tenn, November II. 1870
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Bankruptcy sale
Monda1. Nnramhar aa 1aas

In the matter OF Mrs. N. z. PILLOW. bankrupt
AS Assignee OF said bankrupts estate, will
sell, at public auction, on
Monday, November 22, 1875,
at 10 o'clock Am, Of said day, at A, Z. Frank.
lands auction store, No. % Main street, Mem
phls, tennessee, all claims, etc., amounting TO
shout three thousand ave hundred dollars.
Madison street.
o. woooLDRIDGE, Assignee.
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The market closed irreguIari sales were
300 bsl-e, Of ell which spinners
took 1900 bales, exporters 1900 bales.
spectators 100 bales. Middling same
time last yesr, IA 3-16c-
COTTON STATEMENT.
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SALE &SF
VALUABLE RKAL ESTATE,

In the United States District Court for the
Western District OF Tennessee.
DY VIRTUE of a decree of said Court enter
d ed on the 18th day of April, A. d. 1875, in
q certain cause then pending in said Court,
wherein L. NJ. Beckerd ts, Assignee in Bank
ruptcy OF James NJ Priddy, is complainant
and James N. Priddy and others are defend
ants, 1 Will Sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash, in front of the Courthouse
at JACKSON, In the county of Madison, and
State of Tennessee, on
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The discoveries In the science rcprdacn preserving
tha complexion SO This Interesting work 5OpageA
numerous eugravings and contains valuable
for who msrredor msraget stu lis
book ought be under lock and and not left
house. Sent any lpost PAID nor Fifty GentA
Butts UisDenGAry, Nc Il G1fa 81 LoutA
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DIR -. q. JOHN SON e
PRIVATE
Medical DispensarV.
NO. IL JEFFERSON STREET
Between Main and From streets,
MEMPHIS, IkAR
EsIG63sses IN 1850.

nR. JOHNSON Is acknowledged by all par.
IL ties interested as by far the most s u ceess-
ful physician in the treatment Of private OF
secret diseases Quick, thorough and perma
nent cures guaranteed In every case, male or
female. Recent cases OF GonoThes and Sy-
pnilis cured in q few days, without the use
mercury, change OF diet or hindrance from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestig
eradicated without the use OF mercury In
voluntary iOss of semen stopped In q : or
time. Sufferers from inp0tency or lossOsS -
ual powers restored 20 Tree vigor In few wee X
Victims OF ssif-albHse and excessive veueSy,
suffering from spesmatorrhes and loss OF ply
steal and mental power, speedily and perma'
nently cured.
Particular attention paid 70 the Diseases o.
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts OF tns
country.
ONCE hours from am. to pm. Sunday
from TO pm.
sepI-dw D. 8. JOHNSON, NJ. ID.
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bstween the hours Of u m. and 2 pm. at the
southwest corner OF Main and Madison
auction, for cash, q lot of gtound, containiug
I'VE acres, situated In Shelby county, Tennes-
see, near and south of Memphis, being parts
of lots So and 60 of kerr's subdivision OF his
1850 acre tract, part OF the Ramsey grant for
5000 acres. TT property is known as the
Jacob Place" and Is fully described In said
trust deed, 10 which reference is here made.
The lot contains valuable Improvements,
grapes, fruit trees, etc.
The deed of trust WIS MADE to secure the
payment of the note therein mentioned, ,
payable to j. 81. Mcdonald, guardian OF J. T.
and ". l.. Mcdonald, upon which a payment
of Sl50 has been made. Sale made by direc
ton OF the beneficiary.
The title is thought TO be good, but will sell
and convey as trustee only. Equity OF re
dem tion waived by the deed.
November 8, 1875.
move WIN. M. SMITH, Trustee.
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A LRXARDER HIEE-FormerIy ]. David
n son Hill & Co.-wE6HH AHD AMBRE-
CAN sLAfSS. SLA BS. Fsc, and Agent
for the Williamstown and Franklin Slate
Quarries. The slate from these quarries are
the best American states which have yet been
sent to this market, and bear a closer resem.
blance in color, strength and quality to he
Welsh Slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from IS 50 TO $40 per sqdsre,
English count.
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= 3. JONES. USsaaEss w.E.HEOwE
JONES. BROWN & CO.,
COTTON FACT0gS
General -COmmissien. Merchants,

~. front 9stress. ne sapH1is, Tenu.
A LII Cotton consigned ts us insured, r1nless
IA OF herwise instructed. Liberal cash ad-
ysnces made on consignmsAts. Bagging, Ties
s~d Plantation Supplies 70 Enished at Lowest
ES.ES. rice. sepl-dw
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trustees sale
OF THE
"JACOBE PLACE. -
Thursday, December 2, 1873.

FINDER deed of trust executed to me as
" trustee by John W. Jefferson, on the 9th
of November, 1872, on record In Shelby coun-
ty, in book No. 9, page 1913, viii, on
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a BOOK FoR TIE maLIoNI

FR 2 DER a THTt Prfvz.s Counsei1- ths
AA6GlAS4x1NGA Married those Rbout 20
SUxS%pUNN marry the Psychological
H-BH g. mystartss snd .elations
W - 4.sA$&Ao Of the sexasi system with
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Feet. | In's, IT. In. ct. In

Above low Changes.
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Gruatee'S MaIe.

Special Commissioner of said District Court.
L. b, M'Farland and J. B. Clough, solicl
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TRUSTEES Sale.
Trustees eale---Lucy Lots.

Memphis, November s, 1875.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August Z, 1875
Cotton steady middling, l3s4e low middling l3c ;
good ordinary lie Net receipts ~ bales Gross 40 Sales
10 Stock, 1871
Cotton quiet; mdding l416c. low middling, 1919. ;
good ordinary lie. Net receipts 20 bales gross Sales
100. Stock 2O,43S.
SAVANNAH August T. 1876.
Cotton quiet mlddling, 1886 others irregular Net re-
Ss 10 bales Exports s0a''"l'' 40 Sales Stock
CHARLESTON August T. 1875.
Cotton dull; mdding 14i4c low middling i4c; good
ordinary 3lsc Net receipts 30 bales Sales So Stock
1888
BUFFALO, August Z 1875
Lake reccips-Flour, none wheat 2O 900 bushels corn
luOOO bushels 1900 do. oats 5000 do Railroad
shpmentsFlour 1890 bbls wheat 1000 bushels corn
hs,oOO DO oats, G.ooQ do, Canal shipments to tide
waerWheat, 1900 bushels corn, 900 do barley malt
1880 do Hour, p 100 bbl Canal shipments to interior
points-Wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 22OOO do Canal
frcghsBoatmen nrm; sac paid for wheat and rae for
bills at ~ 20 10 20 for spring S. 80 " rs for bakers
81 70 81 a for white, ~ 30 $40 for new process $ for
quiet: sales 1900 bushels no at 7Ic 75i5e cosin@
firm. Oats, rye and barey-None here Seeds Inactive
Pork quiet at $22 80 for heavy Lard quiet AT Iic
l41sc Highwines dull nominaily III 20 III u.
CHICAGO, August T. 1875.
Flour quiet, but steady Wheat active ana lower No 2
spring weak VI 251S spot SI 26 August 81 %
September $l - all the year No do 81 IL 81 %; re-
like spot: n c bid August 72afc bid Sepenber: re-
jectcd 6Sc 6S4 Oats In fair demand az lower
No 2 5Sc 6e spot; 45l4 bid, August; 40I bid Sepem
~ II scpcmber closed ut 81 IA september III IL October
Rye steady and unchanged Pork dull and a shade
lower at S2l 30 III 40 SPOT; ri 80 s2 52iS
shade lower 1899 spot S3 90 Sl3 s. August SI3 70 A
Yl3 TN September Bulk steady whskey Isl lsI
keoepts-3OOO bills aour 10 O0 bushels wheat IOi 90
shpments-SUoO bills -four, 9ouOO bushels wheat eodoo
IA nnsnu1O DATA 400 do. barley. Al tina AitArnoan
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which II is computed twenty years will exhaust; sec
ond those which will be exhausted in seven years;
third those which will be exhausted in two years
These proposals are received with anything but favor
by the bulk Of Mr. Disraelis supporters. But tho
order has gone forth and though IL most likely that
something will be done TO mitigate some OF its eondi
tons the bill itself will ultimately pass in much the
same shape that in which il now Is If It should be
talked outn there will be nothing 10 redcetl-saVe IN
deed the Judcature actthe present session from the
stigma of absolute barrenness.
now o'coNNELL SERVED DisRAEII-rHEIR QUARREL Az
TERwARD.
II is few months more than eighteen years since the
Irish Libcrator Daniel O'Connell died at the Hotel
FEEDER, Genoa, route to Rome. When Mr. Disraeii,
forty years ago first candidate for seat m Ta
lament the borough which he selected was thai OF Sn
Wycombe. The principles he professed were those OF
revolutionary indication and of his Testimonials 10
the electors had been given him by OConneL Three
years later Mr. Dsrae changed his principles and stood
for Taunton There he repudiated his connection with
O'Connell, whom he styled IAN incendiary and
traitor 'My answer to that" said OConnel a few
days afterward in Dublin ais that Disraeh is
liar His life is living lie When ]
speak Of Disrae the descendant of Jew
do not mean TO tarnish him that account
They the chosen people of God
There were mscreants, however, among them
and it must certainly have been from Of them thai
Disrael descended He possesses just the qualities oil
the mpenitent thief who died upon the cross whose
name / really believe must have been DisraeL Fol-
aught know the present Disraei IS descended from
him. and with the impression that he Is here forgive
the heirat law OF the impentent thief who died upon
the cross -
The result of this was challenge to the LiberatoI
from Mr. Disraeli. II was ignored and Mr. Disrae APP
piled to OConnells son. Mr.. Morgan 0'Conne, who had
already put himself forward his fathers champion
to ''resune the vicariOus duties of yielding sasiac
ton for his shrinking sire" Mr. Morgan O'Con
nell declined 10 take any steps in the matter
while Dsraeli fan 10 content himself with ndting
a letter to the Libcrator which still ranks rs model OF
vtuperaton almost unique. ''We shall meet" II fin
ished Sat Phlipp and assured chat confident in
good and in some energies which have not been
altogether unmproved will seize the first opportunity
of n1icting upon you castigaton which VIII make you
AT the time remember and repent the Insults hat
have layiShed BENJAMIN DlSfdeu.
The threat never executed, and al the present
moment IL is Mr. Dsrael whom the political descend
ants OConnel regard their truest friend In the
English House OF Commons Thus does the whirgig Of
time 90 round and work its revenges.
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GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE WEEK.
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN COIN.

The following the quotations in gold for foreign
and American n:-Sovereigns, 81 SO a 81 90; ma
poleons So IS SO 92; Xxx reichmarks, 81 rs 81 so;
guilders SO 90 81 20; fine silver bars 81 22h4
81 %; fine gold bars, u discount q premium; dimes
and alfdmes, 00c. a CSC five francs, 92c. 94c.
francs, 1870. 19c; English silver, 81 so a 81 So;
Prussan paper thalers 70hc re Prussian silver
thalers, roc 711ac. trade dollars, 95c 96c.
EXPORTS IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
folows:-General merchandise imports, including dry.
goods 81, 1856 1922 produce exports $4S25, 6S2, and
specie exports s1,123,9ls The total imports since
January l. this year. s211, 600, 49, against
1858 426 for the corresponding period 1874 and
1882, $50 901 in 1873 The total exports of produce
since January $l4s 277 $685. against $175 1853 O2o
in 1874 and sles 12O 1873 The total exports of
specie since January l, this year, are $50 293, ga
against S37 5ss $40 in 1874 and s37 1876 $40 in 1873
COMMERCE UNITED
The Bureau of Statistics at Washington has now
piled its preliminary report of the commerce Of the
United States for the fiscal year ending June go 1875
AS this report is issued much promptly than usual
heretofore and is therefore of present interest,
we give the following fgures:-
UNITED
1874 1875
Merchandise ........s 567, 4o6, $40 $685. 600, 300
Specie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8,454, 800 90 s94 217
FROM UNITED STATES
Domestic shipments, gold
value. S569 43o, AL $499 $50, 296
Add exports of foreign
goods. lo,a39,6ls IA ooS, 81
Total exports of merchan-
disc for the year. 1886 2S3 040 $513 343 CTS
Domestic specie ......... $50 500 $50 $S3 ISL, 129
Foreign specie. $3.50, 719 S275,0l3
Total exports Of specie $780, $50 4o5 $92 1872 142
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Since Jan. i, ]


State bonds elected but little interest and this
confined chiefly to Tennessecs, in which the price Of
the new series advanced to So Railroad bonds in
fair demand by investors and being cheap at present
prices those which have deiauted their
commanded good prices. This was especially
true of Northwestern consolidated gold coupons Union
Pacific, Harlem, New Jersey Central and Morris and
Essex. The former advanced to ss1s but declined to
S7A S71S at the close Ohio and Mississippi second
mortgage bonds sold down to 20, and it is difficult
account for low price a per cent mortgage
bond except upon the supposon that the holders fear
possible default in the interest The company has not
recently reported its earnings, and this has probably
heped the decline,
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THE LATE RAINS.

EXTENDED DANGER TO THE WHEAT CRoI
THROUGHOUT MISSOURI AND uLNoIs-NJURI
TO THE RAILROADS FROM THE OVERFLOW
THE WATER ABArING.
ST. LOUIS, August 4, 1875.
The continual and heavy rains of the past six eight
weeks have done almost ncalcuabe damage TO the
crops of both this State and Illinois, and in consequence
the price Of wheat in this market has within week. adj
vanced five cents per bushel Every day samples Of
wheat sprouted from the shock are exhibited
'Change," and is safe say that there is litte
any, really first class Illinois Missouri
wheat offered now Many of the largest dealers
and commission men arc inclined TO take very
gloomy view Of matters and generally agree that there
every prospect Of choice amber and fancy wheat com
manding 81 per bushe this fall The crop which but
for the late rains must have been larger than usual
now much less than the average and the majority OF
Missouri and Illinois wheat still remaining Is injured to
such an extent that it will not pass rs No. II cam
however, be used and will make good though inferior
grade of -four The correspondents of the large houses
here generally that wheat IN the extreme southern
portions of Illinois and Missouri has sustained but itt,
damage having been harvested earlier than that furthe
north
Texas crops in which St. Louis is much interested
are uninjured and Kansas crops furnish not very
couraging news for correspondence. Indiana wheat
much of which comes here Is not good, and not more
than half the crop Is nt for shipment
Corn throughout Missouri and Illinois IS in the low
lands almost entirely destroyed, ana probably one-thlrd
OF that In high lands is washed out This Is of course,
the with fax, grass aud almost every other prod
uct 1t is impossible to make anything like correct
estimate of
THE ACTUAL DAMAGE,
but some idea OF the immense amount of water that has
fallen may be obtained when IL Is stated that two days
ago single railroad, the Indianapolis and St. LOUIS
there were no less than fourteen breaks and on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad one bridge, treste,
seventy miles this side of Cincinnati entirely under
water Other roads to the east suffered prOpOrtiOnaey
but trains are now running through on time for the mrs.
time in week or more. AS we have had no rain ioi
two days, and the river slowly falling, farmers are
reganng little hope, although they have but gloomy
prospects Dealers agree that there will be no more
Ihnn q nnndnd nl hnmn-
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TIE MONEY MARKET.

This continues easy at Ia and "a per cent on call
loans although during the prevalence of the rumors
above referred the temporarily advanced to
q and n per cent In the line of discounts there
little irmness, and prime business rates
quoted at per cent for short dates, with ex
ceptions 81 per cent, and 9 per cent for long
dates The foreign exchanges stronger, with
slight advance in the rates for active business
The advance caused very little outflow Of gold,
At the close sterling weaker and the best rates of
the week could be obtained for bills Much satsfac
ton given by the definite by Messrs
Drexel Morgan Co. that pursuant to arrangement,
all the letters of credit and circular notes issued by
abroad will be cashed exchanged for credits
presentation at their houses in London or Paris
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges $ool, YOU go
currency paiahces 20 ooa
exchanges.
1od palances ..................-..... o,oos,So@
TIE SPECULATION.
The upward movement in gold to ia gave rise to
that clique has been formed to advance the
price but failed to discover any grounds for the
same The firm doubtless due TO the fact that
the Treasury sales for August turned out to be smaller
than expected, and that considerable shipments
likely to be made during the month The price ad
vanced from 1925 TO la and afterward reacted TO 1885,
The Treasury programme of gold sales for August in
cudes So 600 00O ST. 500 900 first and third Thurs
days and 81 900 second and fourth At tho first
sale of 81 500 600 the total bids amounted to ST. 600
The following tho
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Total exports of specie. $50, $780, 05 $92 1872 142
GOVERNMENT BONDS

moderately active both at the board and the
counters of private bankers. The price sympathized
with the improvement in gold, and when the latter
market becomes more settled there to believe
that both the home and foreign demand will be largely
augmented. Capitalists evidently prefer in dull and
troublous times like the present with money easy and
abundant to place their investments in the solid railway
and government securities even though they may be
compelled TO pay premium therefor The closing
prices OF securities in London have been follows