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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20
NOTICE TO liENH0lDERS.

NOTICA Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons holding liens upon Lot six 81 in
Block No. nineteen D9l Of Proctor and Green y
Division Of Carson City, in Ormsby County,
Nevada, to present the same, with proof Of
their validity, in the Second Judicial District
Court Of Ormsby County aforesaid, At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on the sth day Of November, A. d. 1875
IN open Court, at the Room OF said Court
County Building, Carson City, Nevada.
A. W. PRAY, Lienholdsr
THos H. wis, Attorney octIc.lawsw
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COUGH loleNefs,

There 10 nnquestionstly po oshss rsiassly
leo certain in ito effects. Appana wnsss
CouoB. BRsSeHIris ArD DIsoRpGns G ,.Ss
THROAT alike yield TO ia influence. The klsSss.
medical testimony ststss NO better cure foe ikss~
complaints eaists NOV proved by over LAlf .
csntarys experienced. They contain 10 sp.up,
niorphis or any violent drag. KRAI0ss CousE
LoznpsEs, prepared by THOMAS kaAule. i<n-
dos. Britain, are sold by all Druggists Agents
for the PssAs Cosst, kRSJHsroN. Hosrsvssus
Co., 0a1 Yrassises. pSplk lo.p
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Wanted.

GOOD CARPENTERS AND FLUMR
Builders wanted. Apply at Camp Ten
II Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Whining
Co, on Placerville and Carson Road, below
Valley.
=. A. BISHOP,
octle-zW Gen. Sppt
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CARSON CITY:



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Pk0DUiE MARKETS.
nv TEIEGRApH

CINCINNATI, October %. - Flour dull.
Wheat steady; red, 81 259l 3d.. Corn quiet but
quiet but steady, 7S&S0c. Pork quiet but steady
at S2325. Land steady; steam, 1890; kettle,
lo4gl4c. Bulk meats steady, with moderate
quiet. Whisky, 81 Is. Butter dull.
ST. LOUIS, October p Flour dun. Wheat
doll ana lower; No. red winter, 81 7O9l -.
Cora higher, but inactive; No. 2, 6Jc old cash (;
sales at i57 -Gi7c November. Oats dull, lite
doing; No. 2, SjI4c bid. Rye dull and unset
tied, 67gTlc. Pork dull and lower, s25. Lard
lower with fair demand; current makes,
l5Ac, Bulk meats dun snd lower, offered at
81, I2JZgl21lc, Is days In salt: Bacon dull and
weak, "a, 49,, l$AGl$75c &c. Whisky, 81 IA.
CHICAGO, October 25-Flour dun. Wheat
demand CHIEFLY 81 eculatiye and prices are
higher; No > spring, 81 II. Corn dull and a
shade lower; No. spring, 81 &c. Gas quiet
but steady; No. 2, 5j9 81. Rye inactive and
ioweT,, 7og7o14c; Pork Irregular bit IN The
main lower. S2l 15G22. Lard duh and nomi-
nal: new, f3.5OalS.60c Bulk meats quiet but
stesdy,.Sl3 ,:l2sl2l Igl2Ac, Whisky, 81 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, October 25-Sugar quiet:
common, &c; far, re; good fair S4@S5 !; !;
common TO fair, 53g55c; good falr to prime, -
gGic; strictly prime to choice, 65d6sc. Flour
duu; superfine quoted at 81 3O9i 80; double
family, s. 75G7 50 COrnmeai-fresh, s. 80.
Corn dull, 0@7oc. Oats quiet, ihGSjc. Bran
dull, 8 o. Hay dqiI gu s55edIprim ne SCI;
dull; shoulders, &c. Bacon duh, 9Is9lO, 49,,
l4c Hams firm; choice sugar-cuTed, I6gl714c.
Lard quiet; tierce, packers, l41@c; retipet.
l4Iac; keg, l59ljltc. Whisky dul; rectihed,
81 I4Gl l.; western, 81 %. Coffee duh; oTdi
nary 10 prime, lS@2lc.
NEW YORK, October - Flour In fair de-
mand at lower rates; Supertine State and
western, S5d5 20; st. Louis, So 7jg9. Rye ilOur
duh at 81 2jG5 80. COrnmeal dull and heavy
al s. 3Oa5 s.. Wheat without decid ID change
and closing with q downward tendency; Ne.
2 hica2o spring, 81 2dl "a. Corn steady /;
mixed western, steam, 691297Oc. oats in fair
request; mixed western and State, 5GgiG1ac.
Coffee dull; Rio, csrg0es IS1z92lc, gold; JOB
bing at IS1zg2l54o, gold. Molasses- q ocery
grades are quiet. Sugsr quiet but STEADY 4;
quiet bat heavy at 612dGlzc for crude, and Il 2
al354c for refined. PORK steady at 81 9Gg22
Beet quiet. Cut meats quiet. N ddles quiet
but steady; western long clear, 1870. Lard
dull and heavy; prime steam, 1870. Butter
heavy; western, l6G25c; state, 2343lc. Whis-
Ky unsettled al 81 i6Hl l..
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ed, 74sc; and green, 597c, as in weight quail
ty etc With damaged S3l per cent. lower.
Deer SIX ine-dTy. 30os2c for choice. sheep and
lamb skins co msnd 25c9sl 80. as in quality,
amount Of wool, etc.
KRAUT-Per obi, s. josS with other than
choice verv duh
LIVE STOCK-Good 10 choice cattle 81 q
ftc; inferior 2g5s; calves, per head, ssgl9
COWS and calves, E1sL4j. Sheep, O. a. for z cd
common, 81 % per mead. Hog, 754Gshc for
good; common, 6iqH7c. Cattle in plenty, but
mostly common. sheep scarce; little demand
for common. Hog more plentiful, with some
demand iOg good. CIV and cslve> little asked
LIME-In store, on orders 81 3 per barrel.
LENONS AND ORANGES-Lemnus. 81
AOLA~SES, E.C-QuI,L with mOlasses,
common To prime, IN bD : J0S7Jc, and sugar
house syrup, also IN Jbls. iOa75c, as IN quality.
NAILS-Iu store, - .5di . rates.
NUr~-Pec~ PER To-, ILel6c; peanuts, 20
&c, Brazil cream. DC; n ulOuls, soft sneilcd p
H=3c; EEgl,sh wsluUts, l5c; rlbertS, ljc; CO.
Cuauuts per hundred, s.. peanuts 7gNc for new.
oNiONS-in store, e l692 %; at tse depot
oILs-Rsw liusyed, 7nc: boiled dttto, 75c;
UsT--sals Of - sacis at 80, 60 SACKS OF i5c.
PROVISIONS acOn-shoulders, &c f.; clear
rib he; clear sides, H4c, loose; packed,
Buik p1rs-shouIdaIs, none; clear nh
1870; clear sides, lai4c; packed, 5s1l4c per 10
higher
HlIus-Sugar-cu lGgl6}4c.
aId-Tierce lEGSliiic; Kegs, l5c; pals,
1910 for refined.
Ness LorE-Per barrel, Si.
Breakfast bacOn-Pe~ pound, l6c.
PICKLES Per Dbl, SO, with nalf bbls. s. in
store.
PEAS-Green peas, per buShel, g >.
LAsTsR-QUiet, with dealers ASKING s. q
o. ~ per BIOL.
PDfATOE S-St. Louis, 81 5OSl Is a barrel;
Iowa, 81 7Jgl ~ sweet potatoes, 81 JOSl7'.
SAbT-DOmes;Ic per bbi 81 759l -.
SjGAR-HOg-h sad sugar nominal, STOCK
being light Refined in bbls. we quote So
FIR
white, ANA lI54gl214c tor hard white, pow
de- Ell, granutRled and crushed.
TALLOW-Fism at 69sj2c for country on
arrival.
TURKEYS-Sales at SaYlj.
WOOL-WOOI quiet, WIN washed salable AT
304 ijc, nd unwashed At l5g}Oc. on arrival, a.
j quality, coalition, etc, bat such as can be
SOLE higher than 4Oc is rarely seen IN the re-
CENTS,
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VAPo R II a II III

DR. L. a. WHITE, 1872 DeSOtO street, is now
II prepared with the different iumigatlng
combinations to treat chr ME diseases OF the
Liver, kidneys, skin, Blood, Mercurial Poison
lugs, Govt, Rheumatism, all female COM
plants, nervous di>easeS, Dyspepsia, HemOr-
rhOids, etc. With his experiences with the va
pOrS, and the fact of his having treated sue
Cessfully patients who have spent hundreds of
dollars Gt the Hot Springs one or two seasons
without benefit, he considers the com binatiOn
upeTiOr 70 the springs. Cost Of the treatment,
50 for fifteen alternate baths for thirty days.
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Yeste. days New YORK closing tee
gram report: Market steady ct Lice
IoweT; ordinary, l25c; good ordinary,
I35c; low middling - - 49,; midjling,
l4tc; sales, $50 bales MiddIiDg same
tune last yesr, l45c.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing telegram
reports: Market easier st 1-l6d lower;
uplands, I'd; Orleans, I'D; sales, 10000
bales, If which $500 WAS American; re-
ceipts, $500 bales of which 7G0 was
American. Upland middling same time
las. year, = /.
The movement at al the ports was re-
port d as f0llOwi:
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DRY GOODS.
EN TELEL.RApH.

NEW YORK, October 25.-BusinesS has
been sluggish with domestic commission
houses aud importers, and The jobbing trade
was light. Cotton goods were ia limited de-
mand. Utica Noupariel shirtinss were re-
duced 10 l4c. CyItOn hannelS were IN brisk
demand and firm. Prints were dull, except
robes which were in fair request. Dress goods
were in taIr demand and closely sold up. The
Daily Bulletin says that leading jObbing
house on Wednesday, October 9th, VIII offer
a large line of Sprsgue's prints at sc.
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,0n-Resideut Notice.

No. cLS2.-ln the First Chancery Court of Shell
BY county, tennessee. - B. p. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc., vs.. F. Kel-
Iermen ct al.
1t appearing from Sherifi'S return in this
cause that the defendants, +. ReIIerman, T.
z. AcEwen, Annie McETen, James Martin,
Mary II 1rtin, and Michael casey, are not to
be found IN his county;
II IS therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in December, 1875. and plead, answer
or demur to cOmplalnants bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them and
set for hes rln4 eXparJe; ana that copy of this
order be p,l blished once a week, for four sue
C6ssive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Ihis 18th day OF October, 1915.
A c0py-attest. EDMUN - \, COLE,
Clerk No Master.
By Z. 3. McHenTy, d. G. and NJ.
John Johnston, sol. for Cut nit. tn
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Saturday,, November Is, 1875,

within legal hours, all my int est and all the
interest of the aforementioned bankrupts,
the same being two-third "a interest in the
following described real property, situated in
ST elby county, TennesN ee, bounded and Ges-
cribed as follows, tO-wit:
one tract of land on the waters OF L Oosa-
H4tchie river and Big Creek: Beginning at
the southeast corner OF 2 grant for 700 acres
known as the McCulloch grant, at a large red
oak near the river bank, and runs thence
north 6o east SO chains IL links to a stake FROM
which 1t is n nth lac east As links to a sweet
gu marked n. A; thence north $50 ives, IS
chains 81 links to q stake links west o. a
hickory marked N. A; thence south % We7:
70 chains IS links TO q stake INKS sou h OF 4
hickory marked NJ. A. thence north So west
branch ii links east of a blackgum marked
A. B themes south 81 west 81 chains To
blackgum ID. large; thence south So Sast W
chains AZ links TO the beginning.
ALSO one other tract adjoining the abJys
and boun ed Ss follows, tO-wit: Beginning 81
q large redoak, be p the southeast corner OF
the McCullOch 300 acre grant; runs thence
north 81 east win the east boundary of said
grant twenty (2D chains to the south Eest cCI.
neT Of tract of land belonging TO the heirs 81
Joel McLemore, running east or neaIly 80 u
chains 81 links TO Loosa-Hatchie river; thence
down said river with its neanderinEs until II
interseets the north boundary of land entered
in the name of y. Bayltss; thence west, or
nearly so, with the north boundary of said
Bayliss 10 chains % links to the Loosa Z atchie
river; thence down SAID river to the east
boundary line OF 5OOO-acre tract entered in
the name OF McLemore 4 Carr; then @ norm
l2 chains and s links to the south boundary
line of the McCulloch grant; thence south -"
east p chains 43 links 10 the beginning.
Said two tracts making one tract containing
by estimation $50 4O-l00 acres, and fully des-
cribed IN deed from John q. Robinson to A.
II. Douglass, dated LIST OF January, 1851 and OF
rec, I'd in the Registers offic- OF Shelby cOun-
ty, in book NO. 81.
inc sale will be made by Trezsvaut q Co.,
Aucuoneers, under the direction OF j.. ID.
McKissick, Esq, my attorney in Memphis
Terms of Sale One-thiTd OF the purchase
money to be paid IN cash; balance thereof 10
be paid In equal iDsts llments at six ana twelve
months from the date OF said sale; she par
chaser to execute his notes for said bala zee,
the same 10 be secured by proper mortgage
on said premises SO sold.
This the I'D day OF October, 1875.
AARON CHAPLIN, Assignee.
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1B So. q. .sssEsls S&gS -
PRIVATE
Mc3joGi D5spensarv
80. ~ gEFF-Sspg SFHEEI
Between Main AMI From streets.
MEMPHIS, TESN
sKnPHTs, TEsS


hR. JDHN-DN I7 acEuIw edged Dy ait par.
Z ties interested rs bv iJr ta. most 81 ccsS---
fuI physician In tie f-ra rrunuL g priv ale ar
secret diseases. GUICS, thorough and permit
leHt cures "a - fIites q IN every case, male %
female. Recent cases OF GOuOrnta and ~.
phil'- cured IN Few days without the Use D
mercury, change Of diet or lIndrarce from
business. StC.u d4Ty syPhfii-. the last vests.
cradle without ths use Df mercury IN
voluntary loss of semen ~tpVpvG IA q. o..
time sufferer from Jap lteu-y OF loss ~, eG q
uel powers res v-'d 90 iIea 81 slT ia few Qgee Z.
Victims OF Self-abnse End excessive vene-y.
suffering nom sperm tJITuea and loss OF ply
steal and mental power, speedily and PermJ'
ueutly cured.
Particular attention paid 10 The Diseases o.
Women, and cures guaranteed
Throat aud Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential
Medicines sent by express o. all parts Of the
country.
Ofhce hodrs from am. 10 Q pm. Sundays
from 3 pm.
sepl-dw D. JOHNSON, VI -
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Farming Lands
IN suEIpQ nOTNTY
IN SHELBY COUNTY.

In the United States District Court for the
Southern District OF New ' Ork, held at the
city of New York, in said DiStrlct-In Bank.
ruptcy. In tue matter of Seth howard
Rowes, Stephen Hyatt, and Leand ".
Townsend, bankrupts.
DY virtue of an order of sale entered on the
ID 10Th day of August, 49,, in the above
cause, Will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder in front o. the new court
house building, on Main street, in the city OF
MemDhis. Tenpessee. on
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Opened weak ami closed barely steady;
sales, 10000 Ia es.
Liverpool arrivals were easier.
Gold opened in New York at Il4I, adj
vsnced t. rs, and closed at lis
Toe following table shows the COM
paIative weekly and total receil ts at ell
the United States seapnrts:
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FRExG IN.

OFFICE of Cbicot, Pine Bluff and Little
~ Rock Railroad; Ofic Of Mississippi,
Ouachita and Red River EaiirOad, at No. so
Front street The roads are now in frst-class
running CTGer, and shippers cen rely on no
detention from either road, and the lowest
rates o freight to Pine Bluff and all points
viii 1e given on application to
sea JNO. Y. WASHLNTON, AGENT.
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Bankruptcy sale.

DY virtue OF q gene is4 rider OF sale entered
ID by the United States District Court for the
district OF West Tennessee, will sell at pub
lie auction, at lOO'clOck am, on
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but there were lots obt4ined al Is, :. The
"sofl' feeling rather increased toward
evening, and the market closed with a
dropping tendency.
The official closing quotations OF the
Memphis cotton exchange we've as fol-
l-r..-
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Diseases of the Eye, Running at the Ears, etc
Refers 10 his old patients Of the city, who
take pleasure in Fending their friends 20 Nun
PILES Ct RED by a simple application.
El--.uI- aL. moi C0mIiLa- 10 4 aLr h.ra
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kOtice is Hereby Given,

THAT there will be no change made in the
business OF the firm OF d. BLOCK q Co. on
account OF the death Of Mr.. Morris Block, late
a mem Der Of said nrIn. u. BLOCK.
ANNA BLOCK.
Wiitsburg, Ark, October q, 1875. Oct23
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Wednesday, November 8, 1876,

In front of my Cffice, No. 10 Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee, the effects of the follow
ing named bankTupts, tO-wit:
CRY Bank OF Memphis-All Books, Notes,
Drafts, Claims, Etc
W. II. MitcbeIi-Au Books, Accounts, Etc.
j. Il. Cargill-AIl Books, Accounts, Etc.
j. e. page-AIl Notes, Claims, Etc.
OCtl2 o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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Trust sale.
tuesday, the goth Oh October, 1875,

DI virtue OF a deed of trust made 70 me as
. trustee, to secure the payment of a certain
note therein set out, said trust deed recorded
in chattel book No. g, psgs US, register ofic
Shelby county, Tennessee, l will, on
Tuesday, the goth Oh October, 1875,
at the % Potter place. - on the State Line road,
southwest corner of said road and McLeaE
avenue, in shelby county, Tennessee, between
u O'Clock IN. and l o'clock pm, sell for cash,
TO the highest biduer, the following personal
property: One tWO-hOrse wagon and han 1ess,
one cart and harness, two wheelbarroWs, one
haudcart, three pIows, one seed drill, seventy
rive hutbed sash, firty-stX small hOtbed sash,
ffty covers and doors TO hOtheds, two hne
mich cows, all the farming Tools, garden
tools. ho,bed frames and garden implements
on the place. Title 70 the property believed
To he good will sell and convey as trustee.
This october 10, 1910. -
octlg Trustee.
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T1A
Masonic Temple of Memphis.

VNiiE Directors of the Masonic Temple have
Il ordered collections to be made on all sub
scIipjlOns due the Temple. Collections to
commence on the first OF November next. All
stock sunscri bed and unpaid must be settled
either by cash or note, whereby the debts due
on lot and contracts will be paid aud further
progress made with the building. Let every
stoc kholdeT due the Temple be ready 10 make
settlement when called upon.
BY order of the Directors.
DAVID p. MADDEN, President.
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary.
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Shipments yesterday were TO The north
by rail, 1851 bales; by river, 49, ta'es; to
the south by rail, sic b1l q; 10y riveT, 1856
bales.
The following are the cotton exchange
telegfams OF the domestic markc =:
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RIVER CHRONICLE.


Weather clear and warm in the fore
noon, closing al night with Indications OF
rain. Thermometer, - The rivers are chTon-
icled in the following table:
UEFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE u. ). ARMY,
AEMPHIs- TENN, October -, 1870.
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MS the I'D day OF October, 1876.
AARON CLAFLIN, Assignee

Being authorized by the owner, We viii like
wise sell the remaining third interest in the
above described tracts Of land, at the same
time and upon the same terms above men
TONED. IRRELEVANT & co,
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of a deed OF trust made 20 me a.
. trustee by T. W. LAKE, for the benefit OF
J. n J. Steele, on the 18th OF January, 1870, on
record in book -, pages llb and III, and under
a deere OF the First ChanCery Court OF Shelby
county, made July /, 1875, in the ca e Of Henry
AXE vs.. J. 4 J. steele and others, and a1hTmed
bv the supreme Court, and with the consent
ana at the request Of the b5nehciar1e5 In said
a. ed OF trust, 1 will, on
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Thurs5ay, NoTember.1I,aIs75,

in front OF my office, No. u Court street,
Memphis, Tennes. &c, proceed to sell, at public
auctI0p. 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the
land hereinafter described, for ana during the
lie of Mrs. Janet Lake.
The Land is situated in Shelby county, Tens
ueseCe and described as follows: SO much
and such part OF lot No. OF the original race
ground tract as has heretofore fallen to and
been vested in the said I. ". Lake in the par
tltiOu between him and the other children {
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake, as the same Is
fully shown by deeds and plots now on record
In the office of the Register OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book II, pages 81, % aud 50, and
book 6j, pages 547 to 552, and in book 20, pages
SIS etc all of which cOnveyances and plots
are here referred to for fuller desert ptiOn OF
the twenty acres, or thereaOouts, conveyed 20
me in said trust deed. The right Of redsmp-
ton Is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours Of 10 and
Pam 1 will convey as trustee, and will SEA
and convey the land only during the life oi
said Janet Lake.
October s, 1910.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
miIh s. Collier, attorneys. oeS
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g8ss. sB. a. GAUPTas > .
Of Huntsville, Ala
PILES, FISTULA, ULCERS, TUMORs,

II AN'NG been specially cal ell 10 the city
II by rsirgram, may be consulted for a few
days 81 the WORSHAN HOUSE. He treats
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COTTON STATEMENT.

The market closed qpiet and easy;
GALES were 1900 bale, OF which export
els took 1000. spinnsrs i5o. spectators
80 bales.
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Movements at the LeVee.
ARRIVALS.

Colorado, Nicksburg; g. W. Cheek, Helena;
Phil Allin, Friars Point; Era n o. 9,SJ. Francis
river; Mary Bell, st. louis; Com mon wealth,
New Orleans: Thompson Dean, New Orleans;
Trader, Commerce; Illinois ,VickSbuTg; Belle
of Texas, AshpOIt; City OF quincy, st. Louis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
DEPARTITR ES

Ste. Genevieve, Vicksourg; Colorado, St
Louis; q. W. Cheek Helena; Phil Allin,
Friars Point; Mary Boil, New Orleans; Com
monwealth, st Louis; City of Quincy, New
Orleans; Bile of Texas. AShport; Rittle Heg-
Ter, Cincinnati.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-11
EEroETED ExrREssLT ron rHE HORSrxo LEADER
N I q H It REP OR It.
The Situation in Arkansas.
Non-interferenGe Favored.
A New Governor for Wyo-
ming.
Gov. Thayer Confirmed by
the Senate. u
Miscellaneous News.
Miscellaneous News.
WASHINGTON.

Washington, Feb. lO.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Ex-senator John
NJ. Thayer. of Nebraska, to he Gov
ernOr of Wyoming, in the place Of
Gov. Campbell, who is appointed
Third Assistant Secretary of State.
The Senate confirmed the nomina-
ton of John NJ. Thayer for Governor
of Wyoming.
In the Senate the committee on
public buildings being entitled to the
floor n number Of bills from that
committee were called up and disposed
OF. The bill to grant n site for the
Peabody school at ST. Augustine, Fla,
came up, the question pending be-
Ing an amendment submitted at the
last session, providing that if Mt any
time distinction be made among the
pupils on account of color, the site
shall revert to the United States. The
amendment was rejected yeas 2S,
nays "a. Cameron, Ferry. Of Con-
necticut, Gilbert, Morrill,, of Vermont,
Schurz and Sprague were among those
voting in the negative. Alcorn, of
Mississippi, said the vote indicated
that the Republican party had become
thoroughly demoralized ON the subject
of civil rights, and that the vote Just
taken could he construed in no other
way than that the trustees might, if
they chose, exclude colorcd children.
n La ,I 81
corn voting in the negative. Howe
entered a motion to reconsider the
vote passing the bill.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-11
Hereditary Consumption Bamed.

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must die of the dis ase. The early
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inent. Meet this first indication of
peril with Hale's Honey of Hore-
hOuu and Tar, and in three days il
will have vanished, and with it all
how delicate the luugs may be or how
strong thepredisposition to consump.
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