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to 30 to Shanghai that he ended by persuadns himself

to 20 Shanghai that he ended by persuadhs hnoe'i
and every one else that he had really been there
Then ycur Tartarn simply an Internal lar
No thousand times, no Tartarin was not liar. .
Yet he must have known that he had never oeeh i'll
Oh Of course he knewit Only
Only listen 70 this u 3: time 20 nave sn r sndscy
which Northcrners have gwen to the po'pe y, -. at
south There are No sss t n n =" T"%ose or Tsas
The souherner does not lie ne dse s h' hnhs
he does TO him his lie il not q lie; 1t is knd oi
90 sonth ana see for yourself You will see that dev
81 country where the sun ransigucs every N.Y. %
make, everything greater than ts natural size io WI
see the little halls of Provence. not higher than Mont
martre and yet they will seem e1n,c 10 you S an i1gi
which will seem as big Notre Dame You wi see ,
An the only liar in the South there Is ' What
was sparta the days of its sElendori nee Vr
town what was Athenss only va, crs That's what
the sun has DONE -, .,,o
,t Won must read the book learn how Tartariu the
brave went forth shoot the lions OF AFRICA went io
with great array, indced-wth shei'er 'en anu
preserved meats and medicinechest, aud arnschesu
ana yn an each shoulder great hunting knife In Ills
holt box on stomach, and on his nip re-
yolyer swinging in leathern pocket Vi course he "or INC
Algerian dress-n0 doubt he thought the oec'
IN him in any other He had wide, swelling pahtaoohs
of white linen, little, tight jacket win metal buttons
two feet of red gre about his waist his neck bare his
forchead sboyen and on his head gigantic red cap
Blue spectaces protected his from the suns care
fire was in his glance and courage in his heart DO not
think that after all these preparations he 1aed 10 shoot
lion BY no means. TO be sure II was tame Ion,
poor blind beast kept by the Convent Of Mahone ana
Tartarin had to pay nearly all his worldly wealth 10 get
himself out the scrapcbut he had vertabe hon SKIN
TO send home to Tarascon and able to repose on h
laurels for afterward.
The second volume of CLIPS Satchel Series Is nearly
ready. containing contributions by Miss Braddon, the
Danbury News Man," Swinburne, and others. De-
eve this Series is succeedngso is the Treasure-Ilove
Series $50 are j. r. OsgOod Co.'S Little Ciassics -
and you want sell book, nowadays, You must foi-
low the fashion. and somehow get it into a series
The edition OF old dranatists TO be published by
Little Il Brown and edited Ivy James Russell Lowell was
promised Is years ago and am told by one VINO knows
that 1t extremely doubtful whether even the first vol
une makes its appearance this Fall The new volume OF
essays by Emerson, which some OF the newspapers
are making premature rejoicing is the same one an
nouueed and had faith in two years ago-but iah mas
failed last and the publishers confess to me that
they are neither sure certain Of getting it before
the close of the present year L. = W.
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III Publish tits Day;
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THE THEIs TIC CONCEPTION OF THE WORLD An
ESSAY IN OPPOSITION To CERTAIN TEN DENOTES
OF MODERN THOUGHT by b. F. COCKER, ID. d.,
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argument The purpose Of the volume s TO MAINTAIN e
Divine stence against objections % modern sketcs
espeay those grounded conclusions Of the Materials
tic school of philosophy The authors method analytic
logical and effective tone sngulary courteous ana
concary IN learning AMI ability lie is Oh level with the
hgles, culture Of the day
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LIItUIdrs 70 DUOh sIU'o dhu at tIV III I''tt.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE Scholastic exercises
~ Will be resumed in this Institution Monday, the sh
day OF October next. - ,.,,
Candidates admission received at the College,
49th ana Maisoaaye., on Friday. oct l. al U3o
O'Clock. a. IN. ,,.,--. ,,a,
the regular CLASSES whohaye conditions 70 fnlf
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T. A. T. BAKNAED Ii. D.. rresiient.
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MISS HAINES
gE AKIN


AND
MADEMOISEILE bE JANON
will reopen SCHOOL FOR Young aides al Sdren on
IIrRS DAY sept 20; seraraie Cils fGT Boys IN Oc.
plnctaal Attendance Of their pupils respectively
Their under ia" charge ~ ia'i
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CEABURY SEMINARY COMMENCES is ninth
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Of septembeI 1879.
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meats steady with moderate demand at "a
1925, lO5z, l05S9llc. Whisky, 81 H.
CINCINNATI, November 22.-Flour steady
Wheat steady red, 81 f5ql y Corn scarce and
nc. Rye steady, 7S9S0c. Pork quiet but steady,
~ 80. Lard strong aud higher: steam held at
PIC, but no sales; kettle toob.ng at I3Ital3Isc.
Bulk meats flrmer and held higher, so 10 So.
Salt meat, $685., Hail., llL@ll3Ec. Bacon
only a limited job6ing demand, IO11z, I419Ca
1870. Green meats-demand hight and hold
ers firm; sales OF shoulders al 7 45c. Hams, lo5<
@llc. Whisky, 81 IL. Butter steady.
NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-su9ar
quiet; inferior, 6a5Zc; common, 554fG6c I;
prime, 714g75Ec; yefIow Clarified, $500 Ssts
Molasses quiet and firm: prime, lIa45c !;
strictly prime, 4G44Sc; choice. soc; lower grades
superfne, 81 IS; ouble extra, 81 50; treble
extra, 81 15ag5 80; choice and family, IS 75G7 25
Cornmeal dull and quoted rat 81 70. Corn dull;
white, 7Sc. Oats quiet; choice Galens, soc
Bran quiet at 81 10. Hay quiet; prime S2lg
y Pork-no demand; old held at S2}; new,
80 80. Dry salt meats dull; shoulders offering
at SIC. Bacon dull; nothing doing Hams
choice sugsr-cured scarce; no sales Lard
dun; fierce packers, lS14c; refined, 1870 keg,
lFIc; Whisky dull rectifed Louisiana, 81 Il
al 10; western, 81 l56l II. Coffee dull; ordi-
nary TO prime, l71z92014c.
NEW YORK, November 2.-Flour heavy,
with only moderate home trade and export
demand; superfne State and western, 81 IS
g5 10; St Louis, S. 6099 Cornmeal steady at
81 25d5 30. Wheat-common duh, good and
prime quiet and firmly held; No. 2 Chicago,
81 26Gl 2S. Corn a shade drmer; mixed
western, steam, 7413975c. Oats a shade firmer;
mixed western and State, 43G47e. Coffee
demand fair and prices advanced; Rio, car
goes, G1a92Oc gold; Jobbing at l71z92lc gold.
Sugar quiet but firm; prime, SIC; refined
hrmer, Cyclic BOlasSes- New Orleans, new,
10 fair demand at 81 963c. Petroleum firmer;
crude, &c; refined, l3c. Pork frmer; mess
lobbing at So 25422 30. Beef steady; new,
plain mess, llhGl2c; extra, new, plain mess,
l2199l3c. Cut meats quiet; city long clear,
PIC. Butter-prime firm; others dull; west.
srn, l6921c. Cheese dull and lower at 6(GI254c.
WHISKY Quiet at 81 l6.
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Wednesday, December 8, 1875,

in front of the Courthouse, on Main street. In
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, proceed 10
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the tract of land named and de.
scribed In said deed of trust, as follows. Sit
uated, lying and being in the county OF Shell
by, State of Tennessee, tO-wit: Being all that
part of the following desert bed lands, living
south of the line Of the Memphis and CharIes9
ton railroad, viz In the eleventh surveyors
district, and sixteenth civil district, of said
county, on both sides of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, and bounded as follows
to-wtt: BEGINNING at stake with red and
white oak pointers, on the north line OF Var
sers land; thence north seventy-seven chains
and nfty links az C. 50 L. to stake in the CEN
ter OF the Memphis and Collierville plank
road; thence north So ". four chains and Ar
teen links "A @. Is ~ to a STAKE in said road
thence north twenty chains aud forty IinEs
GO C. 40 ~ TO q stake in .. Mosby's corner
with black gum pointers; thence east fifteen
chains Is c. to a stake n. 500 ", u links from
red oak pointer; Themes south Uwenty-eiRht
chains and forty links (2S C 40 ~ to a Stake In
said plank road; thence south 80 east with
said road tve chains and fifty links Is c. so ~
To a stake; thence south seventy-tWo chains
az c. 10 a black oak marked as a corner win
sweet gum pointers; thence west with c-oss-
line fifteen chains and twenty-five links Q5c
% H. TO the beginning; containing one hum
dred and ffty-aine 42-lG0 acres, as SURVEYED
by John Brown, surveyor of said county JI1na
II, 1888, excluding the area of the railroad so
TO leave said l59 42-l00 acres within said
metes and bounds, after deducting said raiI-
road being the same land bargained and sold
by said Goodwin to said Wood, by his bond tor
title, dated January II, 1850, Of record in the
Registers oftice OF said county, IN book No. a.,
part /, pages 534, SIS and $50, in pursuance OF
which bond this deed is executed; said part
lying south Of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, containing one hundred and ten
acres, more or less, together with all the priv
ileges and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing.
Right OF redemption waived; title believed
10 be good, but will only convey as Trustee.
Sale TO take place Between the hours of l.
and u o'clock am.
TOM GALE, Trustee.
Memphis, Nov embar 8, 1876,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

ST. LOUIS, November .2.-Flour dull: low
grades about l0c lower Wheat Gull; No. red
winter, 81 -. Corn dull and lower; No. 2
mixed, 47Izd Sc, cash and Hovember. Oats
dun and lu, er to sell; No. 3 SIC bid. PORK
Gull, $50 7592l. Lard frIner. held at l29sc cash
sales at &c this and next week. Dry salt and
green meats unchanged, very little doing.
Bacon nominal.
LOUISVILLE, November 22.-Flour quiet
Wheat quiet but steady, 81 I59I IS. Corn quie.
bat firm; old, shelled, 65g67c. Oats quiet but
firm, S59.59c. rye steady, 75c. Hay DUH, git
dl9. Provisions steady. wi b a moderat- de4
Insud. PORK, S2l 70 Bulk meats, ten to fif-
teen days in salt, 1885,, li@ih, ll1<9 ll9sc.
Lard tierce- l3i39I5$4c; keg, 414gli15c
Whisky, 81 Z. Bagglng quiet.
CHICAGO, November 12.-Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat in lair demand at lower rates
No. spring, 81 ~. Corn unsettled and lower
No. 2 mixed. sic. Oats dull; No. 2, JJ5kc. Rye
tirm al 6Sa6s14c. Pork strong and higher Al
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PROBATE COURT SALE
Real Estate.

No. 20S r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennesse. s. Marsh, admin
istratrix, ETC., We. Sim Marsh, 60 al.
DY virtue of a decree for sale entered in
ID this cause, will sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, in front OF the court
house door, on Main street, Memphis, on
Saturday, DeceM Der Is, 1896,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wit: Living and being 5dnes-
sixth civil district OF Shelby COR
Ali of lot No. 4, COZ the Big creek plank
ing on the wsI as follows: On the east by
road. S7ayenUe, on the west by the Thomas
Angus, on the south by the land of simeon
Marsh.
Lot No. 2, containing % 24-IOO acres, lying on
each side Of said plank road and near Wolf
land OF Cherry, on the west by the lands OF
the Rawlings estate, on the north by the
lands of simeon Marsh, on the south by the
lands Of the John r. Marsh estate.
Also portion of lot No. containing 25 So
100 acres, lying on the north side OF said plank
road. bounded as follows: On the east by the
lands Of Mary A. Marsh, on the west by the
dover of Fannie 8. Marsh, on the north by
the lands of the estate of John r. Marsh, on
the south by the Big creek plankroad.
For more perfect description of these lots,
reference is made TO plan OF Su bdivision made
by c. Q. Burk, County Surveyor, in case of
No. 545, n. P D., First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county.
The minimum value OF said land is $50 per
acre.
six and twelve months, purchasers executing
notes with approved security, and a lien will
be RETAINED until the purchase money is
wholly paid.
This November Is, 1875.
E M Hearn, sol for compIt noI5
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| the other liar, TO which the other responded
| with ~ re a puppy" Then they gpat IN
each others lace, and went TO 6sticuEing each
| other In good earnest. Friends interfered be-
| fore much blood was spilled. The question As
| TO who cut rates was not settled.
The Legal Tender goes out IN place OF the
Qnlckstep THIS afternoon, with Captain STAG <
Lee, aided by has very efficient Corps of assist.
| ants, In command. The Legal Tender has re-
and Is now as handsome and IN every appoint
ment as comfortable as any Of our local
| packets. She IL more eonmodiOus than the
Qulckstep, which we learn is the occasion of
the change. We are glad 10 hear of this evil
dence or prosperity, and know Of no one We
would better ike to see thus afflicted than
Captain George w. Cheek, superintendent
of the Memphis and Nicksburg line, has ell
fected arrangements so that hereafter the I'LL
nols Will make close connections with the
Chlcot railroad, the PaTisot line for all points
up Fed river, aud with the Vicksburg and
New Orleans packet r. e. Lee, for New Or
leans. Special rates will be made with ali
these connections. and the promptness with
which the Illinois has transacted all business
Entrusted to her gives assurance that this new
arrangement will prove great source OF con-
Ven1ence and accommodation to the travelling
and shipping public. The Illinois is on the
boards for vtcksburg this evening, and will
give especial attention to through business by
either of these connections, as well as al way
business intTusted to her.
COaI-OfI Shipments.
Toe following is clipped from the Gin
clhndIl commercial, oil sunday, and we repro
duce II In order that Captain Cheek may have
the opportunity to explain. II may be posi-
BILE that the collector of customs at Vicksburg
has plucked the wrong rose:
CUSToMHOUsE, VICKSBURG, MISS
COLLECTORS OFFICE, November H. 1875.
SRI have to say that this office has been
informed that the steamer Illinois, and prob
ably other steamers, are making or have
made propositions or arrangements to ship
coal oil or like articles TO this city from Mem
ph1s, 81. Louis and Cincinnati. VIII you be
kind enough to prevent the delivery at your
wharfboat Of any such articles? The ship
ping of such articles by boat, when 1t can be
done by railroad, is in clear violation of the
steamb boat laws, etc. am, respectfully your
Obedient servant, 7. G.. HALL,
Collector of Customs.
To Captain Duff Green, Citizens wharfbOat,
VicEsburg, Mississippi,
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Attachment Notice.

for Shelby county, Tennesse.-R. Dudley
Frayser, trustee, VS.. Joseph Flannery.
In this cause an attachment having beeD
sued out under section S455 of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned levi by the proper
officer upon the property Of the defendaL and
AFFIDAVIT having been made that the defenu
ant is Justly indebted TO plaintiff In the sulD
of 1856 O5, due b. note, and that defendants Is
q nor resident OF tU- State OF Tennessee;
II is therefor ordered, That the said defend
on Wednesday, the 22d Gay OF December. at
10 O'Clock am at my office, No. SIA .econd
street. in the civ OF Memphis. Tennessee, and
defend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with ex parte, and that copy of this
order be published once week for four con-
secltive weeks In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This 18th day of November, 1873.
movie tn ]. T. ELLIOTT, ]. p.
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tuesday, December II. 1875,

on the premises hereafter described, in the
town of Bartlett, Tennessee, proceed to sell, at
described as follows, to-wtt: Being a part of
block B. In the plan Of said town Of Battlett,
and beginning at stake in the old Memphis
and Somerville plankroad north ST. eighty
feet TO stake; thence 90 feet to a stake;
thence north AS feet to stake In an avenue;
thence west with said avenue l25 feet to g
stake; thence south &2 feet to q stake on said
old plankroad; thence east with said road 81
feet to the beginning, said lot lying and being
of Shelby county, Tennessee. I will also sell,
together with said lot, the gristmill, sawHltn,
boilers, engine, blacksmith shop, wood shop,
and millhouse, erected on said town lot, with
all of the privileges and appurtenances there
unto belonging.
Right of redemption waived. Title believed
to be good, but will only convey as trustee.
Sale to take place between the hours Of 10
o'clock am. and O'Clock p m.
November 9, 1875.
noYI2 u LANES W. EI.MORE. Trnstae-
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0n-Resident Notice.

No. 9OSS-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee-B. L. Anderson, Com
missioner of Revenue, ETC., VS.. Z. 3. Crisman
ct al
II appearing from the Sberif7s return in this
cause that the defendants, +. y. Crisman and
Lucy C. Crisman, are not TO be found IN his
tits therefore ordered. That they make their
appearance herein. at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
firct Monday in Decem Der, 1876 and plead,
answer or dernur TO complainants bill, or
TIE saue will be taken for confessed az to
ITEM and set for hearing exparte, and that a
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy-attest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BY E. b. McHenry, ID. c. & N.
John Johnston, Sol. for Comp't. ocl
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DRY GOODS.


NEW YORK, November 22.-The trade
movement is ow in all the departments.
Cotton goods in steady but limited demand.
Prices OF brown sheetings firm. Plaid prints
in fair request Dress goods moved slowly.
shawls dull. Fancy eassimeres and worsted
coatings in moderate request, Foreign goods
very QUiet
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Az IU:2U, opened linn; l0:50, finn:
1885, firm 1885, easy; 2:20, easy; 3:I5,
weak.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: IInlsnds. CD: Orleans
Z 3-l6d; sales, u COG bales, of which 1900
were American. Received $500 tales, of
which 1900 bales were American. Up
land middling same time last year, 73d.
The tone OF the market firm through
out.
The movement at sll tie ports was re-
ported SIS fOllOYs
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LnaportS.-M. q C. r. R., 7S5; Nj. & T.
r. R., AIS: L. d n. q. e. r. R, 726; P.
& NJ. r. r ia; III. & L. R. r., 1920;
steamers, 1876.
Exports Nj. & c. r. r., $50; L. &
n q. :. r. R, 1917; by steamers north,
8l3; by rail north, 1897.
The following are the official teIe-
grams of the cordition of the dOmes tic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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40 Increase OF cotton in sight Of 50, $50
bates against 1874, and OF 2S2 600 bales
in 1873.
The following shows the weeks
movement at Liverpool:
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Trustees SaIe---Lucy Lots,
Saturday, an Day Of December. 1s76
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF deed of trust made TO me as
D Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the 2Ist
day Of January, 1871, and OF record April y,
1873, In record book No. "a, page 42l, for the
lianns, and at the request OF the benefcisrtes
of said deed of trust, / will, on
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Yesterdays Nsw York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, IL 5l6c; coed
ordinary, II 7-l6c; low middling, 185c;
middling, Is 7-l6G; sales, 445 bales.
Middlipg same time last year, l45c.
The kilograms give the tone of the
market as follows: 1880, opened firm;
l2:lO, steady; 2:lO, steady; 3, quiet.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
Weather and Rivers

Weather and Rivers.
TheruO meter, Az, with a cold, driz
cling rain. Rivers: m
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE u. s. ARMY,
MEMPHIS Tenn, November %, 1875,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-23
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of q deed OF trust made to me as
ID trustee, by n. Cotton and his wife ]. S.
Cotton, on the LIST day of May, 1873, and noted
in notebook No. ], page go, and recorded on
the Sth day of May, 1873, In record book No,
SO, page 575, to secure the payment of certain
prOnissory note mentioned and described in
said deed of trust, and at the request OF the
beneficiary of said deed of trust, will, on