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ii. d. LUDo IL, o.rEean 1
BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, October 26.-River fall.
ing. Weather partly cloudy and windy
PITTsBURG, October 26-River 2 feet
five inches and about stationary; wealth
er cloudy.
NASHVILLE, October 26.-The rive!
is still falling with feet inches on the
shoals. Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, October 26.-River : feet
inches and falling. Weather clear,
windy and cooler. Departed: Acme,
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, October 26.-Ciear
and warm during the day; cool this
evehing. Arrived: John B. Maude,
Memphis. No departures.
ST. LOUIS, October % River is fall
ing slowly. Weather clear and cool.
Departed: Atlantic and barges, New
Orlesns; City Of Helera, Vicksburg.
VICKsBURG, October 25.-River fell
inches; weather clear aid pleasant. Up:
City of Vicksburg, Arlington; Utah is
is still hare. Arrived: New steamer
Tensas.
EVANSVILLE, October 26.-River 5
4 10 feet and falling; mercury 4So to $50.
Had four hours steady rain last night,
and violent and heavy thunder. Down:
Glasgow, pm; Cons Millar, am.
CAIRO, October 26-Noon. River Z
feet and falling; weather clear; mercury
$40. Heavy lain last night. Arrived:
Flank Willard, Cincinnati, am: At
Iantic, New Orleans. Departed: Frank
Willard, New Orleans, 8 am. Night
Arrived: Commonwealth, New Or
leans, 2 pm. Departed: Atlantic, st.
Louis, pm; Mary Houston, New
Orleans, 4 pm; Commonwealth, st.
Louis.
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

PARIS, October 26.-Rentes, 65f. 528c.
LONDON, October 26.-Tha rate OF
discount in the open market for three
months bills is 81 per cent, or Z below
the Bank OF England rate CoDsols for
money, 81 ZIG; on account, 94s; 5-2Os of
1865, I03S; 5.205 Of 1867, 1913; lO-4Ns,
l04i; new fves, l0Ss; New York Cen
trial. %; Erie, l55; Erie preferred, 81.
NEW YORK, Octoker 26.-Money,
2iCG5 per cent, closing at ) per cent.
Prime mercantile psper, per cent
Customs receip,s, $4,000. Tne assist
ant treasurer discussed $3.50 900. Pro-
duce exports, -. 9s4 COO. CIeeriDgs,
S34, 0OO,0O0. Gold opened at 1851 and
closed al ll5s, the two extremes Of the
DAY. Rates paid for borrowing were 81
ana 1872 per diem and and 2 per an
mum; lOa0s were ale made dat Gov.
eminent bonds firm; coupOEs OF 1881,
1926 1854, 1lSs; 1865 ll9t: 1865, lew,
llS4; 1867, 1909; 1868, 1903; new 5s,
III; lO.4Os, regular, 1853; 10 40s, cou-
pons, ll6s; currency IS, l253 State bonds
quiet; Tennessee IS, old, 4Si; Tennes-
see IS, new, As; Virginia 6s, OLD, 394;
Virginia 90, new, 40; Missouri IS, I0l Z.
Railroad bonds we're firm in late after
NUN -alluSS. lHS largest Duslnel
va3 in Union Pacific IMMIGRANTS, which
sold at IS; Union Pacific sinking-funds
advanced to 50; Chicago and North
weEtsTD consolidated coupon gold bonds
were firm al $50; Milwaukee and ST
Paul, La Crosse division, sold at "a;
Micnisan SJutheTn, second, at 1884;
Chicsgo, Burlington and Quincy S. NJ
ll5i; Cleveland and PItsbIfg cousOli-
dated sinking-fund at los; Rock Island
Is at 1854, aud Ohio and Mississippi sec-
oRds al So Stocks opened quiet, and in
tue general list there was a decline of
I to per cent Missouri Pacific, how
ever, declined from 10! to 81, rallied TO
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, October 26.-The pack
age trade in domestics was quiet and
wooden goods moved slowly. Prints are
dull and unsettled. Cotton fiannels are
In good demand, firm and scarce. Cling
hams met with fair sales, and dress
goods are in continued demand. Felt
skirts were less active and shaWls
moved slowly. Foreign goods are in
light demand.
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REJECT.

OFFICE OF Chicot, Pine Bluff and Little
~ Rock Railroad: Ofiic Of Mississippi
OuaCu,ta and Led River abroad, at No. 300
Front street The roads are now In frst-ciaSs
run~ing "Tder, and Shippers can rely on no
detention from either road, and the lowest
rates Of freight 10 Pine Bluff and all points
viii be given on application 70
se2i JN0. T. WASHlNTON, Agent
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MANUFACTURING JEWEEER
AND DEALER IN
SOLID GOLD GOODS,
20. $40 Second street. Hemphis Tenn.

"ATCHES, Clocks, Spectacles and JeweIry
w OF every description, and of best quality
manufactured and sold at prices from I'VE to
fifty per cent. below Main street Prices Plain
Gold WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT RINGS
Is carats hre, al s. 50 per pennyweight, and
all styles OF ncy Rings in proportion. Our
facilities for manufacturing are unequaIsd in
the city. Bring along your old GoiG, Silver,
and Precious Stones, and get cash for them or
have them manufactured to suit your taste
Call and be convinced, before DurCua ing
elsewhere, that low rents and home manu-
factule are essential 10 good bargains. Par
ucuiar attention given TO repairing 0f fine
Watches, Clocks and Iewelry, and satisfaction
guaranteed. school Medals, Badges, Seals
Jewels, Stencils, Etc, a Speciality Jewellers
a others should CONSULT THAN Err before
sending their difficult Jobs TO Eastern cities.
ANY piece OF JeWeiTy matched or duplicated
on short notice, oct2i
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Diseases Of the Eye, Running at the Ears, etc
Refers To his old patients OF the city, who
take pleasure in sending their friends to him
PILES CURED by a simple application
Patients are not confiue to their beds.
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Atstef, itF's NeF 1grF closing tele-
gram reports: Market firm at &c ad-
vance; ordinary, l2ic; good ordinary,
1885, low middHGg, IA l-l6c; middling,
l45c; sales, ll45 bales. Middling same
tine last year, li3e.
Yesterday IS Liverpool closing telegram
reports: Market fiat; uplsnds, I'd; Or
leans, I'D; sales, 5000 bales, of which
$500 was American; receipts, 1900 bales,
OF which $40 was American. Upland
middiing same time lgs year, I'D.
The movement at al the ports was re-
ported Is follow.
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EEz.&z sP'a sSssEz


pY virtue Of a deed OF tru-. made Co me as
ID trustee b. T.. W. Lake. for tine benefit o.
j. q }, steele, on the ilth o.. January. 1910, on
record In hook u, pages 10 and M, and under
uecreS OF the First CHARGER Court Of SlElb-
county, made Ely- :, 1915, IN tine case Of Henri.
Lake vs.. J. d J. steele and Others. and arIrms,|
By the supreme Court, ami -.irE the consent
and at the request Of the ben G-iaTles i'm sal 4
deed OF trust, viii, on
Thursday, November II, 1895,
IN front OF Ey office, RIO. 81 Court street,
Memphis, IenueSsg e., proceed to sell, az pu bile
auction, to the highest uid eT, for cash. .r
land hereinafter described. I0raUd duTiaE .I..
life Of Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated IN Shelby county. Ten
Eeseeer and described as follows: 40 mucis
and SUCH part OF 10. No. OF the original race
ground tract ss has heretofore fallen TO and
been vested IN the said 4. W. Lake ID the pa
titiOn between him and the other children C
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake. as the same is
fully shown b. deeds and plots now on record
IN the office of the register OF She. by county.
Tennessee, III book Il, pages O., 90 and 30, and
DOCK to, pages Oh 10 5J2l and n hook 90 pages
ORE, etc, ali Of which cOIvPyauCes and plots
are here referred 20 for fu't description o.
the twenty acres, or thereahOGEs, conveyed .,
me IN said trust deed. The right Of redgmu-
uOE is waived by the deed
The sale will be between the hours OF 10 and
Il am. i VIII convey as trustee and VIII Sc.
and convey the land only during the life OF
said Janet Lake.
October s, 1872.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
NTH & Collier, attorneys. ocf9
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ASSEG&EE'S SAB.
or
Farming and8
IN HELB COUNTY.
n : HELR C0TNTY.

In the United states District Court for the
southern District of New UrlI, held at the
city OF New y Ork, in sad Di stTi tin BANK
ruptcy. In the matter OF seth rpw4rd
HoWes, stephen Hyatt, and Leland ".
Townsend, DaUETUpts.
pI virtue OF au order Of sale entered on tine
ID 10Th day or August, 49,. IN the above
cause, VIII sell al public auction. n the
high6ss bidder, in front o. The new court
house building, Oh Main stree, i'm the city or
Memphls, leuuga.ef. on
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Sa,urdsv. n Yember IS, 1915,

within legal hours, all my int est and all the
interest Of the aforementioned DankruDt-
tb 1s same being q JWo-thirt "a interest ia the
following described real property, tuatei in
Shelby county, Tennessee, bounded and ueS-
CTibed as follows, rO-Wit:
one tract of land GA the waters OF OOSa~
Hatchle river aid Big Greek; Beginning At
the southeast corner of grant Tor .OlA acres.
known as the hcCullOch grant ~ "a large red .
oak near the Tlvs bank. ana runs thence
north o. east 80 chains Z links 90 std Ike from
which II Is II nth Ia east IS links 20 "a sweet
gu marked 81. A: th =Uce north $50 Yves, o.
CnalnS s. INKS 70 stake links west O.!
hickory marked n. A.; thence south 81 west
- chains Is In Ks TO q stake Inks south OF a
hickory marked VI. A; thence north So west
A chains On links to q stake near HeWsrfn
branch IA uuEs east OF a biagzgum marked
a. thence south . west 5} chains 20 a
blackburn ID. large; thence south So east s.
chains 4 links 20 the begiunIu--
ALSO One other tract adjoining the above
and bonn, ed as follows tO-Eit: Beginning ri
q large redoak. be a. the southeast corner Of
the McCulloch 5000 acre grant; runs thence
north % east with the east boundary of slfd
grant twenty (2J chains % tho southwest cor.
ner Of a tr8c. of land belonging % the heirs o.
Joel Nc LeEOre, running east or nearly so 70
chains 81 links 20 LOgsa-IfatClie river, thence
down said river with its meauda-iuz $ until IL
!hIersecIS the north boundary ~ land entered
III the name OF y. Bayliss; thence west, or
nearly SO, with the north boundary OF said
Bayllss - chains - links TO the LDOsa Hatchle
IlVelj thence down said river u the east
boundary line of a JOtO-acre tract entered in
tne name OF McLGUOre e Carr thence north
u chains and links 20 the south BOUNDARY
line OF Inc McCullOCh grant; thence south So
east y chains As links to the le-iuuiug
sad Two o. acts making one tract containing
by estimation $50 40-IlG acres, and fully des-
crlOsd IN deed from John B. Robinson 10 A
Ii. Douglass, dated LIST OF January, Isj7 and OF
rec. I'd IN the Registers Ctiic c. Shelby COuu-
ty, in book no. 81.
The sale viii be made by Trezevaut 81 Co.,
AuctlOneer5, under the direction OF u. D.
Mcklsslck, ESQ, my attorney i'm Memphis
Terms OF Ssle-One-third o. the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash; balance thereof 10
De paid IN equal lust5llm=uts 10 SIX ana Twelve
months rom the date OF said sale; The par
CHASER 10 execute his notes for sald balance,
the same TO be secured by a proper mortgagr
on said premises so sold.
This the 22d day Of October, 1875.
AARON CLAFLIN. Assignee.
Being authorized by the owner, we wfIl like.
wise sell The remaInLn. LnLr- ---.---- h -
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E.EANUE AND TRADE.

Tar BANKS are SO bUsily engaged pro.
viGIg i,r the mss 4 exchange the
tIaL-f-r ~ fiction lads throws on their
hands, that they have nothing else to
report. Rate remain . discount buying
GA New YORK., AID on NeS Oasars:
selling Ca both at Iar. Gold opened
gas-e-Iay morning ia \ ew York a. ii5;,
an BY noon had sdvaJcsd to 1854:
brokers here were on.r,pg IIs.GlI4
Local securities wee ~ mottonless s.
usual; some Enarles.on raiIrosd st 8 is
l-ll.re. for; it is said round lot will
n-.g cent higher. We repeat all
gu1atious. The New York Journal nj
Commerce Of Saturday reports. "rhere
we've two Influences al work this morn
la- 20 1rTIe-s tie rriCe Of gold. One
was the speedy payment Of the Novem-
pe- Interest without rebate, inducing
siesU alive sales and Tealizsuons, and
tlF O'-eT was the comparative ease OF
cash coin. TIE party recently credited
with the maulpul ton % the loan mar
Eft by tue Withholding Of 8 C1nsidera-
u-e amount OF gold was to-day reported
Tree seller The gold purchased from
lIl treasury yesterday also came out,
3 dsreports % further shipments f'om
California assisted FL the decline"
~. phls police and FIRE, buying. ...........sias5
Arf-P PMS Tax scrip, buying fs.l1t4
.. ~. an . Guy az
.stte VAR Auit' buy -............ SIS a.
New Issue Tennessee, buying. sfa0
THE COTTON MARKET wac again
down yesterday. Liverpool was fiat,
AM arrivals were offered a tbirty-second
70. penny lover; THIS weighted down
tue no rket. True, New York was as
blooming IS 3 garden. II was firm In
tone ut al advance Of Sc in price. That
al Looked well, bU; il carried no consCIa.
iiuu with IL. Ii was squeeze of the
slgr,s. The TACT was notorious, aud the |
brilliant news-in sppeersnce-from |
New York did rot help cotton q bit. A
glance dt the rate Of futures, in the first |
column under that head below, reveals |
the whole secret-fCT the few DAYS that 1
remain OF October the figure is IA Ice, |
Out the moment we step into November l
Il ls Is loe-a zig difference for five |
days time. Under these circumstances
buyer in our msrket were ''son"-im |
prsssi0nRble, They were anxious to
elect sales, Sud they were ready with
concessions 10 win buyers; the result
was decline, tire amount Of which is
shown in the comparative quo.
iauous below. Exporters took the
opportunity Of picking up good cottons
q. favorable figures, and the decline
caused increased sales. The market
closed with heavy feeling on the part
o. operators. Receipts are full, as will
pe aeen by examining the comparative
e tDl statement, aId the port state
meut below. The official closing quo
tslions OF the Memphis cotton exchange
Ne-e IS fOllDWs:
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ER 3. a. CLeSPTO y
or EontsgIIIs, Ala.
PILES, FISTULA, ULCERS, TUMORS,

HAVING been specially cal ed TO the city
II by telegram, may be consulted for a few
days at the WORSHAM HOUSE. He trests
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RIVER HROSECLE.

Weather and Rivers.
Thermometer, So. Rivers;
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE u. :. ARMY,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, October %, 1875.
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Masonic Temple Of Memphis.

Masonic Temple OF Memphls.
THE Directors of the Masonic Temple have
i ordered collections to be made on all sub
scripuOnS due the Temple. Collections TO
commence on the first of November next. All
stock subscribed and unpaid must be settled
either by cash or note, whereby the debts due
on lot and contracts will be paid and further
progress made with the building. Let every
stakeholder due the Temple be ready to make
settlement when called upon.
By order of the Directors.
DAVID P. HADDEN, President.
A. J. VIII EELER, Secretary.
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Liverpool asrIvals-sellers were offer
ing at 1925 lower.
Gold opened in New York at II54, adj
vanced TO ll55, and closed 1t lI5s
THE OVERLAND MOVEMENT.
We sge inds bed to John Toof, ESQ.
superintendent If the cotton exchange.
for a copy Of the first report of the
American National cotton exchange,
detailing the overland movements, for
September, 1875. 1t was compiled by
). h Buck, secretary OF the National
cotton exchange The committee say:
IL submitting the detail 5, as made up
by the secretary, il is only necessary for
us b add, that not having been able to
obtain the details OF the distribution Of
the seven hundred and sixty. one (76I)
bales shipped from s.. Louis, il will be
Necessary, Ia OIde. to secure accuracy,
70 ada 10 the overland movement direct
10 the mills, that portion of the seven
hundred aud sixty.On (761) bales,
which "as shipped 10 mills direct, and
10 deduct the same amount from the
quantity in transit overland 10 eastern
delivery porte. Your committee would
further state, that they have adopted
such measures rs will hereafter insure a
prompt and accurate report for each
month";
r-ipg,d from 81. LOUIS during Septern-
........-..... l6i
Shipped over cairo and ViIcennes
raulruad rom .-..-.......... -........ I72
sEilFD4 over Illinois Central railroad
shipped over Fya1sy lie and JTtW fords-
81 ie railroad from alsyi lle...........-.. 81
road rom L9g.svI,la 4I2i
Is railroad sr.na LOO. yiIle..-.....,1.. Cs57
ship pei over L.u.. - ana Lexington
Ia q. ad 70 H-s LOlI,glll ........ ......... :,
Rec -ipts Gt Cincinnati, by rlver..... -
Su.pe1 10 mil adjacent 10 river-......... 81
I27H
shipped nom -. /. uis TO Louisville l
Shipped isoIn New Orleans TO Louis
Shipped rom Mobile To- Loaisyii!eiI $40
Totar overland shipments Tor septemherI2,20i
D=41ct overland receipts al New York,
Eu- o., Providence, Philadelphia and
Baltimore during September. .......... - ~
9,47
shipments direct to mills according TO
the -t#lsmclfs OF railroads crossing the
bla. aud ti-slsSl ppi rivers above Cairo,
exclusive OF IT. -ools..--.- .-.---....-.-. s,3J5
Leaving In aEsit overland 10 eastern
delivery poris, Sept 5jtn-......-............ 81
S,ut.rnb=r overland directto mills 74J6
4 transit September 5yth TO eastern de-
IT, trans f5t "a september n h $50 % "a "a
Token 1y lg-. .ern Hp'uuers from ports
ala ~ overland shipments 70 sCptem-
a"l H- Il. .I65
IEE GENERAL MARKET, on Monday
and yesterday, Tas much buster than
or co.. 0ay 'he previous week, bat our
m-rcraIts sud retailers are deploring
"the duu tines" Notwithstanding. The
weather continues glorious, bat in the
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Il Observation-Disclosures
ALIRo DAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

sNN AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10,
- iS75,
LeaYes. Arrives.
Mail tram daily s.--....-... ii % 6.n 81 pm
Express train, daily 4:lU an u Is am
Son ervilIe train, daily ex-
cert Sundavs) .........-.. i:lj pm $50 am
Grand Junction Accom-
modal u tram daily lex
cePt Sunday..................... 9:4j pm
80 change OF cars bstw5en Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change of cars to Wash
ingtOn. Sleeping coaches on all ulght trains
Time % minutes faster than city time.
Ticket once rs Main street.
W, J. ROSS, GEM Sup't.
Tom B. DUNN, Ticket Agent. octlO
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MONTHS. YESTERDAY. DAY BEFORE.

The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
dsy before:
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I NJ -ILJ ~ WlTV O JETUTE|- NO.
AARON CLAFLIN, Assignee.

Being authorized by the owner, we VIII like
wise sell the remaining fhlrt interest i'm the
ABOVE described tracts Of land, 40 the same
lime and upon the same terms above men
toned. TREZEVANF n 40
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TIC maTA9t cIOssd lower, quiet and
cay sales Were 21JO bales, OF which ex-
30. RS took 800, -pinners 800. specu.
a-gIs so Gale-.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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NOTICE II BANK8UrFCY.
DAILY APPEAL

IS Cents er " eek
10 city Subscztbrrs. BoIiyr-sd % car
Efrrp
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Liverpool aTivsls-seIlers were offer
ing at 1921 lower.
Gold opened in New York at list, adj
Vsnced TO ll5s, and closed 1t ll5s
THE OVERLAND MOVEMENT
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Quickstep, mouth White river; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; A. J. White, Ma
poleOn; Capital City, st. Louis; George
Spsngler, Natchez; Ida Stockdale, st.
Louis.
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This Last This Week
Week. Week. Last Year.
-
Reefs since Fly 62gIS 47Y74 II 81
ENp'tsG Britain S3g 1924 lS73g
EXp's 20 Contut 1886 9ll9 4q6S
HJpck-.....-...--........ 3Sl lib 2Ss 73i 85I,22l
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IHE GENERAL MARKET, on Monday
and yesterday, was much buster than
or a.. DAD tae previous week, bat our
m-rcraIts sud retailers are deplorIng
"the duu times" notwithstanding. The
weather continues glorious, bat in the
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Quickstep, mouth White river; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; A, J White, Ma.
poleon; Illinois, Vicksburg; Era No. g.
ST. Francis river; Ruth, White river;
Capital City, Vicksburg; George Spsng.
Ter, Cincinnati.
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Changes.

- Rise. Fall
Feet. ms. Fl. in. Fl. In
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-07-22
General Items.

We think the suggestion of our cor
respondent "Gumbo' is very good
one. tor we know by experience that the
weeds around the music stand square are
neither pleasant to the eye, nor fragrant
to the oltactories, and we doubt not, they
are unhealthy. We therefore say,
''Down with them"
The propriety of calling meeting OF
the City Council to appoint Mayor pro
tenn, to act during the absence of Mayor
Winter, was suggested yesterday, but as
His Honor will be absent but short time,
it was hardly thought necessary. With
the chief executive, city marshal and city
treasurer all absent, we would suggest
that the remaining city officials take a
short vacation and see if the city cannot
run herself--iuto the ground.
The Real Estate market, we are
pleased to say, has been quite active for
the past week. Beside two or three sales
of lands in the county, we have to re-
port sale made by Lynch and Howley
for account of the City National Bank, o.
Lots & 2, Block AZ, lst addition, being
on the corner OF Goth and Poplar streets
The consideration was five hundred dol
Iars--a very fair price. We understand
that the purchaser proposes soon to com
mencc the erection of a substantial bust
ness house thereon. We also report tn
sale OF lot 1, Block p, city, with improve
ments; Gates saloon building, made b,
Miles w. Parker to Jas. X. Lane, TIN
consideration being $4,000. cash, which
under the present stagnation in the Rea
Estate business, Is, we should say a re
markably good price.
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--Grand Central IF. w. Fletcher,
editor Sentinel, Centralia, ILL.,; Geo.
Butler, New Orleans; j. e. Baker and
Charles Leach, Pixies Peak; G. W. l..
Marsh, Galesburg, Ill.,; John Smith,
GRANVILLE, Ill. W. b. Buck. st. Louis /;
Jesse Bird, Charleston, Mo. Mrs. Good
low, Mound City.
-Planters':-G. ". Chiefly, Marion,
Ill; w. W. Nabb, Wheeling, W. Va;
Chas. Dooninger, Baltimore: Geo.
Swigart. Belleville; Gustav Sterling, st.
Louis; A. ). True, Jackson, Tenn;
Christian Mathcs, Cincinnati; 5. ID.
Mitchell, New Port, Ark; X. Hafeli,
Water Valley, Miss; Jas. Ralston and
Jno. A. Gronauer, steamboat inspectors,
Memphis, Tenn.
st. Charles Irwin Dugan, Str,
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Lewis, New York; Jay futile, l.. w.
Lutte and John Hunt, Mississippi; Z.
j. Murray, Memphis; Duke Nicholson,
Evansville; Otto Mueck, New Orleans !;
Geo. thinner, Texarkana X. W. Brown,
Richmond, Va; +. NJ. Zuck, st. Louis !,
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Chicago: 5. V. Ball, +. Ball and F. Ball,
Mississippi.
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st. l.. & &. X. X; +. 7. O'Bryan, Livet-
pool, Eng; W. spooner, Centralia; G. w.
Sewell, Bardwell, Ky; James Thomas,
Paducah; j. a. Russell and l.. j. How
ard, Louisville; Geo. Merryman. LeNing-
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j. w. Burton, c. Il V. X. Il; Jno. AM
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Miss; w. +. Shuckers. Vienna, III; +. NJ.
Baker, st. Louis.