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FOREIGN PORTS,

Sid FIN Maulmain June 4th, barque Annie Torrey,
PASSED St Helena July Z, ship Belle Morse, Whit
more, from kangoon for Falmouth
Sid I'm Leghorn =, barque H F Hussey, Shaw, for
United States
| Ar at yigo =. brig Carrie E Pickering Torrey,
Sid i'm Flushing Sd inst, barque Everett Gray, Lor-
| SID fin Hamburg 18th, barque Shamrock. Panno,
Sid I'm Liverpool 18TH ships owego, Anderson, and
Baden, Durham, United States.
,.c AT at Queenstown l4th inst, schs L Orr, Will
Sid I'm Kingston, ia, 6tn inst, sch 6 Read. Crow
| ley. Baltimore.
In port 18th inst, barque L Carney, Jackson, from
Fernandina days.
AT at Montego Bay, j, July 7, sch NJ Todd Nor
| Ar at Havana 18th inst, brig Lena Thurlow, Cor
bett Shiedsboro. wa
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, brig Alberti, orcutt fin
Sid i'm Cardenas 18th inst, barque Fanny H Lorng,
| Drinkwater North OF Hatteras.
land, Eastport (and sailed 14h for Philadelphia1:
Ella, from Portsmouth, (and sid 18th for NYork1
Cid at st John, NIB, 18th, ship Uncle Joe, Chase
--latest by Europe uesteamers.1
AT at Liverpool LIST inst. Cora. Coombs Rangoon.
OF scilly 3lst, Patmos, Nichols, from Melbourne
for Hamburg.
Passed the Lizard alst Jos spinney. Jordan, FIN
Sid FIN Queenstown list inst Detroit, Pike, for Ant
werp.
Al at Genoa July 20. Mlgnon. soule, Newcastle.
| for Bristol. -
:, Ar at Gottenburg July 20, S R Lyman, Pinkham,
Bremen.
Sid I'm Cardiff Sd inst, John Watt, Deshon, for
Havana. ava
Ar At St Helena July 10, Daniel Draper, Rogers,
Calcutta, in Distress e''
CID at Genoa July 49, Alice, Dyer, New York
wall. ~ N 'NAN'
| SD I'm lHelsngfors July 90 Harry Morse, wyman,
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PERSONAL NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that all officers, sailors and soldiers,
wounded, ruptured or injured in the late Rebellion
however slightly, entitled to pension, and
thousands of pensioners entitled to increased
rate. Apply Immediately through DR.. E. B. JACK
SON, Late Surgeon U. S. Navy, No. New Cham
bers St., New York. oc29sn1y
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DEPARTURE OF sTEAmsHTP..

Miniature Almanac. August ~.
Sun rises. ..........5.09 High water -. 11.3O AM
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Schlotterbecks Moth and Freckle Lotion.

A safe and sure remedy for removing Tan, Pmples.
Moth, Blotches, Freckles and Eruptions from the
Skin, rendering it soft and fresh and mparng to it
q MARBLE PURITY.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Co.. ApOthecaries add Chemists 1903 Congress street.
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Monday, Aug. 16
ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Portland, Pike, Boston for East
port and st John, NIB.
Sch Mary Wilson, Nable. New York, in ballast.
Sch Helena, lBr) Malanson, Port Gilbert NS-wood
to Rich q Judkns.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York Henry
Fox.
Sch r Leonard, (Br) Covert, French Cross Ms.
Sch Persis l. Smith. Upton, Newburyport-Geo S
Hunt g. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Daniel Draper, Rogers from Calcutta for
Boston, which put into st Helena July 10 in distress,
was leaking just below waterline. and the topsides
der truss hoop and decayed above. Part of the car
go was to be discharged tor further examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-02

cotton. TIE weather continues fine and
very favorable 10 picking.
Receipts Ia Memphis during the week
ending Friday aggregated 10 759 bales,
against 1850 bales the previous week,
and II, l22 bates the corresponding week
last season. The total receipts since
September !, 1875 are 63, 5a9 hsles.
against s., SS4 at the corresponding time
last season, showing a decrease Of 22S5
bslo c.
Shipments during the week ending
Friday aggregated Is, 942 bales, against
9lU9 bales the previous week, and u, COS
the corresponding week last season.
Total shipments since September Isl
are 1921 bales, against 47,Ol7 bales
the same time last year, al Increase Of
228 bales.
The stock on hand WAS 10 $50 bsIes,
against Is, $50 bales last week, and "A 6gS
at this time last year.
Sale- during the week were Is 600
bales, against 1900 bales the previous
week and u 800 the corresponding week
last year. o! the 1900 tales sold this
week spinneTs took ZOO, exporters 1850,
speculatCri $50; agaiTsi 1900 tales 10
spioUers "1d fpeeOlstors, and 1890 to
spectators the same week last year.
Prices Of middljng ia Memphis al the
close OF the week compare as follows:
1856, l24c; lS74-5, 1879.
Tho following shows Tie course of the
Memphis market and the price OF mid
ding co n from the opening Of the sea,
gOn.
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nouuced the arrival Of the James d.
! Parker, also her return TO Cincinnati.
| The aggregate carrying capacity OF
! the steamers advertised to clear this Fort
/ during to-day is about five thousand
| tons.
The c. p. Huntington passed down
| Sunday for Helena, with Cooks circus
| on bOacd, which was to show there yes
| terday.
Clear and cold was a general COM
plant In Sundays dispatches from sll
points. Pfttsburg growled about little
fsll Of snow.
The John A. Scudder, from st. Louis,
passed nown last night for New Orleans.
she landed at the elevator and took a lot
of oil-Cake.
The Era No. came in Sunday from
st. Francis river, with ia bales cotton,
$50 sacks cOtton.seed, and leaves tonight
for st. Francis river.
The Rosa Miller, from Arkansas river,
had 29l bales cotton, "A bags seed cot.
ton. Reshipped at the mouth White
river 2S5 bales cotton for New Orleans.
The George w. Cheek came in Sun
day from Helena, with 2SS bales cotton,
5 bags seed cotton, q sacks corn, 275
deck passenger. She left lat night
with good trip.
The Illinois came in yesterday from
Vicksburg with q good trip. She had
449 bales of cotton, SO bags seed cotton,
1890 sacks cOttOn-seed, 40 cabin passen-
gers and good many deckers.
The Bill Henderson, from Savannah,
Illinois, passed down Sunday, loaded
with potatoes, apples and onions, en-
route for New Orleans, to hunt trade,
Red river or Bayou Tensas.
Hereafter the Era No. 8, OF st. Fran
els river, will receive and discharge at
Glenn's wh2rfbOat, where she will be
found to-day, leaving for st. Francis
river at the usual hour this evening.
It Is music TO the ears of the marines
to hear Milt Barlow relate the scTiptural
legend about JOnah's little difficulty
with the whale. By the way, Haverly's
js about the bsst minstrel troupe now
on wheels.
The Phil Allin came in Sunday night |
with the blue-ribbOn trip Of the season.
She had 706 bsles cotton, 2517 sacks cot |
ton-seei, and 81 packages merchandise. |
She left last night with big trip for
Friars Point.
Captain Glenn, OF the wharfbOst, re-
ceived dispatch yesterday from the !
Granger, Captain Hennigan, at Carr, |
stating that that boat would be here to |
leave for Fort Smith this evening. She
will enter regularly the Little Rock and |
Fort Smith trade.
The Belle of Texas, from Ashport, had /
q splendid trip, brought in port 397 bales !
OF cotton, 1877 Eays seduction, 1851 /
sacks cotton-seed. She leaves this |
morning, at ten O'Clock, for AshpOrt |
and ali way landings. She could not !
get away last night on account Of press
of business.
We rejoice to see no indication that
the change in proprletorship of the !
Vicksb1rg Herald uDseats our partic-
ular young friend, if he is a blonde,
Jimmy Sullivan, from the marine chair
editorial. Jimmy is q son of these
bluffs, and we natural feel much
interest in his welfare. Besides the
Herald may search the world over and
they will return home convinced that
Jeems O'Sullivan is the man for the
place. This paragraph does not au-
thorize the hero Of the story to kick for
mole weekly allowance.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

Is 1ELkEhAfhs
LOUISVILLE, November Flour
and wheat quiet. Corn quiet but steady,
60G63c. Oats quiet but firm, 96@4Ic.
Rye quiet, 7Sc. Hay quiet. Provisions
dull. Bulk meats-clear ribs, 124@I23c.
B.con-shoulders, 9I@94c; clear rio,
1890, packed. Lard-tierce, 140l4tc.
Whisky, 81 10. Bsgging duh and lower,
123@l3e.
CHICAGO, November 1.-Flour is
quiet and weak. Wheat In good de-
mand at lower rates, for cash; options
steady; No. spring sold at 81 034d1 IS,
closing ct 81 033. Corn steady and fro;
No. mixed, 5l4@58c. Oats duli; No.
2, 3l3@3IBc. Rye easier at 6S@8lc.
Pork higher; old, SCI so. Lard dull and
lower at I2.10c. Bulk meats easier, with
good demand at Sic, lit, 115c. Whis-
Ky, 81 Is.
CINCINNATI, November Flour
dull. Wheat steady; red, 81 2O@1 So.
Corn dull at $4,000. Oats steady at 80
@42c. Rye quiet at 78@S0c. Pork
scarce, firm aud higher; ISLES at SCI 40,
but was held higher at the close. Lard
dull steam, 1885,; kettIe, 133c. Bulk meats
dull but holders are not wishing to
make concessions; partly cured sbOul-
ders, SEC; clear RIBS, l159l2c; clear ,12}c,
all loose. Bacon quiet. Whisky, 81 10
Butter dull.
ST. LOUIS, Novemb Der Flour dull
and demand light. Wheat lower; No
2 55G cash, 55@554, November. Corn
lower; No. mixed, 5l3(9523c cash, and
47c November. Oats steady; No, 2
mixed, 354@354c cash, and CSC Novem-
Der. Barley lower; No. 2 spring, $l(9
10; choice Minnesota, 81 2091 80. Rye
steady at CSC cash, 73c December. Pork
higher; S22 cash, Sl8 IS the yesr. Lard
nominal. Dry salt meats-nO move
ment In round lots. Bacon steady, 1O(9
l0l, l3S, 1890. Whisky steady, 81 134.
NEW YORK, November Flour
steady with a fair demand. Rye foUr
ste ady, 81 25(95 so. CorDmeal heavy,
So 35Gt3 75. Wheat opened Ste d ly ba:
closed lower, with holders mora disposed
to realize; No. Chicago, 81 2S@l 80
Corn IN fair demand and higher; mixed
western, steam, 733@75c. Coffee duI.
and lower; cargoes, 18492O4c; jobbiDg,
l692lic. Sugar quiet but steady; prime,
SSc; MuscovadO, 7Bc; centrifugal, Ssc;
refined in moderate demand, 1OAllc
Petroleum steady; crude, 63c; refined,
13s@l8!c. Pork firmer, S22 75623.
Beef and cot meats quiet; middles quiet;
western, l39134c. Lard doll and heavy;
prime steam, 13ic; new, 1389l3!0.
Cheese quiet, 6@i3c. Whisky steady,
81 I7E
NEW ORLEANS, November l.
Sugar-low grades dull, &c; good fair,
tic; strictly prime, SIC. Molssses firm;
prime to choice, $4,000. Flour dull;
superfne, 81 So; double extra, S.; treble
extra, S. 25(96 so; choice and family,
S. 1907 so. Cornmeal quiet, So 50.
Corn dull and lover, 75@Slc. Oats
firm, 4St955c. Bran quiet, 81 O5 Hay
firm; prime, SPACES. Pork steady, S24.
Dry falt meats scarce, jobbing-shoHl-
deTs, Zoe. Bacon quiet and held firm,
10, IA, l4tc. Hsms-cboice u2ar-cured
scarce, l6Gl74c; ordinary, 144@154c.
Lard scarce; refined, tievce, 144@144c;
kegs, 14f(9l5c. Coffee dull; ordinary to
prime, lSt@2lc Whisky in light sup
ply; rectifi6d, 81 1871 20.
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MONTHS
Opened stesdier, closed wesk; sa!es,

I9. 600 bales.
Liverpool deliveries Id higher.
Gold opened In New York at 1168,
declined to ll6s, and closed st 1851.
Watts & Co.'s Liverpool Cotton Report
of October 18th reached US Last evening
IL says: "a very large business has been
done. The improvement commenced in
the American markets, aud was due to
uGfavorsble crop accounts, which in
duced many, because Of the very low
scale OF prices, to cover their short con-
trscts. This market promptly respond
ed TO the advance on that side. On Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday last the
excitement here was somewhat in
creased by reported damage to the crop
from frost. 1t is generally admitted that
the crop this year in the northern cotton
belt is some two or three weeks later
than last year, and hence it is believed
an early and severe frost would do a
great deal Of damsge. The reaction here
within the past two dsys-future ship
ments have declined ii per rounds
due In some MIA sure to the impression.
thst the d4usge to the American crop
from recent storms, irCst, etc has baeu
exaggerated, and the public are eli the
more inclined 70 take this view o. the
matter bScause OF the continued very
large receipts ut the American poris.
The rseotiOn, however, Is mainly trace.
able to the fact that many parties who
bought cotton 10 arrive at the low prices
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The COTTON MARKET Yesterday
showed little change from Saturday,
and quotations remained as befJfe.
Liverpool WAS steady, New Orleans
closed easier, New York revised its quo.
tstions, and put sll grades &c lower.
That the New York market was below
the quotations has been known hers
two or three days, SO that the revised
figures had really been "discounted."
Still the lower quotation had It's effect,
and our market became easier, so that
lots could be got in the evening at
prices that we're not listened TO in the
morning. The official quotations re-
main as on Saturday, but operators esti-
mate the real rate at &c lower than the
quotations. The official closing quo
tstions of the Memphis cotton ex-
change were as follows:
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, November 1.-Business
sluggish in all departments of trade.
Cotton goods moved slowly, except cot
ton fannels and corset jeans, which are
In steady request. Fine brown sheet
ings firm, with an upward tendency.
Fancy madden prints quiet, but plaids,
robes and shirtings in moderate de-
mand. Wooden goods moved slowly.
Dress goods in steady request.
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xoTICE II BANKRUPTCY.

IN the DisJr' ,f court o. the United States, for
the District OF West Tenn the mat
ter OF Rcotss & Co.., Of Memphis, Bank
rupts.-In Bankruptcy.
TINAE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
i appointment as assignee OF Rootes &
Co., OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
S. c. DEPASS, Assignee.
-,emphis, October IA, 1875, octl9
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Saturday, November 10, 1876,

within legal hours, all my tnteI est and all the
interest of the aforementioned bankruptS,
the same being twO-third "a interest in the
following described real property, situated in
Shelby county, Tenness &c, bounded and Ges.
cribed as follows, to-wit:
One tract of land on the waters Of i OOSa.
Hatchie river aud Big Creek: Beginning at
the southeast corner OF q grant for 900 acres,
known as the McCulloch grant, at large reds
oak near the r1ver bank, and runs thence
north 50 east SO chains II links to q stake from
which 1t Is north lao east As links to a sweet.
gum marked n. A; thence north $50 west ~
chains 81 links to a stake S links west OF a
hickory marked NJ. A; thence south 50 west
IS chains Is links to a stake links south OF
hickory marked NJ. A.; thence north $50 west
45 chains 90 links to a stake near HewsOm
branch IA links east of a blackgum marked
A. b thence south 50 west 90 chains to a
blackgum ID. large; thence south $50 east IS
chains AZ links to the beginning.
ALSO Lone other tract adjoining the above
and bounced as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
a large redoak, beng the southeast corner of
the McCulloch 1900 acre grant; runs thence
north 80 east with the east boundary of said
grant twenty (2Ol chains TO the southwest cor
ner Of q tract of land belonging to the heirs OF
joel McLemOre, running east or nearly so 80
chains 50 links TO L0Osa-Hatchie river; thence
down said river with its meander1ngs until it
tntersects the north boundary of land entered
in the name OF A. Bsyliss; thence west, or
nearly so, with the north BOUNDARY OF said
Bayliss IL chains % links to the Loosa atchie
river; thence down said river to the east
boundary line of 5OOO-acre tract entered In
the name Of McLemOre & Carr; thence north
u chains and links TO the south boundary
line of the McCulloch grant; thence south So
east Y chains AZ links 10 the beginning
Said two tracts making one tract containing
by estimation $50 4O-l0O acres, and fully des-
cribed in deed from John b. RObinsOn,tO A.
ii. Douglass, dated LIST OF January, 1857 land OF
rec I'd in the Registers Office OF Shelby coGn-
ty, in book No. 81.
The sale will be made by Trezevsnt & Co.,
Aucttoneers, under the direction OF l.. ID.
MeKissick, Esq, my attorney in Memphis.
Terms OF Sale One-thii d OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash; balance thereof TO
be paid in eQuat tnst9llments at SIX and twelve
months from the date OF said ale; The par
chaser to execute his notes fOrsald balance,
the same 10 be secured by proper mortgage
on said premises so sold.
This the 22d day of October, 1875.
AARON CLAFLIN, Assignee.
Being authorized by the owner, we will like
wise sell the remaining third interest in the
above described tracts of land, at the same
m and the
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Shipments yesterday were to the north
by rail, 26l7 bales; by river, 40 ta'es;
to the south by rail, 366 bales; by river,
PA bales.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition Of the domesti
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change.
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
Weather and Rivers,

Weather and Rivers,
Clear, with high winds; maximum
thermometrical altitude, re. The rivers
everywhere seem to be getting down to
the condition of s morning dew. See
the following Table fer particulars:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE U. &. ARMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, November |, 1875.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Or
Farming Lands
ny urrrny rorTrUU
IN SHELBY COUNTY.

In the United States District Court for the
Southern District of New ERIK, held at the
city Of New York, in said DistTiCt-In Bang
ruptcy. In the matter of Seth howard
RoWes, stephen Hyatt, and Leandsr ".
Townsend, bankruptS.
DY virtue Of an order of sale entered on the
ID Goth day of August, 1919, in the above
cause, L VIII sell at public auction, To the
highest bidder, in front OF the new court.
house building, on Main street, in the city OF
Il on Inlnis N
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue OF e deed OF trust made to me as
ID trustee by 7. w. Lake, for the benefit OF
j. j. Steele, on the llth OF January, 1870, on
record In book AZ, pages liz and III, and under
decree OF the First Chsncery Court Of Shelby
county, made July ], 1876 in the case of Henry
Lake VS.. ]. & Steele and Others, and affirmed
by the supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request of the beneficiaTies in said
q [ wi m
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DIR I'D. q. j Ohm SON q
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv.

NO. IL JEFFERSDG STKEEI
Between Main and From streets,
MEMPHIS, TEEN
Estd6Hshed in 1850.
nR. JOHNSON is acknowledged by all par.
~ ties interested as by far the most 50 ecess
full 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 Gonorhea and Sy.
philis cured in few days, without the use o
mercury, change Of diet or h1ndrance from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestig
eradicated without the use of mercury In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in q OTi
time. Sufferers from imp0tency orlossOS e2
ual powers restored to free vigOr in few we Rs,
Victims OF self-abuse and excessive venecy
suffering from spermatorrhea and loss of ply
steal and mental power, speedily and perma
nently cured.
Particular attention paid to the Diseases OF
Women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat aud Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express to all parts Of the
country.
Office hours from 8 am. to p.m.s Sundays
nom tot pm.
sepl-dw DIS. JOHNSON, NJ. u,
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The market closed steady; Gales were
5000 bales, OF which exporters took 1900
splnners 100, spectators 200 bales. Mid
ding same time last year, 1870.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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Thursday, November, III, 1875,

In 'front.' OF my once, No. 81 Court street,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, the
land hereinafter described, for and during the
lie OF Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land Is situated in Shelby county, Tens
neseee, and described as follows: 80 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. W. Lake in the par.
ution between him and the other children {
his mother, MIS-. Janet Lake, as the same Is
fully shown by deeds AID plots now on record
in the Oti1ce Of the Register OF Shelby county,
tennessee, In book II, pages 81, So and 81, and
book %, pages 5H 10 552, and in book 20, pages
55S, ETC., All OF which COnVsyances and plots
are here referred to for fuller description o.
the twenty Scres, or thereabouts, conveyed t.
me in said trust deed. The right OF redemp-
IL Is waived by the deed.
The sale viii be between the hours OF 10 and
IL am. VIII convey as trustee, and will sci.
and convey the land only during the life O.
said Janet Lake.
October s, 1875.
HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
mlth Collier, attorneys, oct9
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Market quiet; quot&tions
revised; ordinary, HE; good ordinary,
l2ic; low middling, Is 9-16c; middling,
l3Jc; sales, las bales. Middling same
time last year, l4sc.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tsle-
gram reports: Market steady; uplands,
I'd; Orleans. I'D; sales, 1900 bales, of
which 1900 was American; receipts,
IL, 600 bales, of which $500 were Ameri.
can. Upland middling same time last
year, 7id. The exchange will be closed
to-day.
The comparative statement of all the
United States port, at the end of the
week, was as follows:
1855 lS74-5 1884
Total 429 6j2,752 47g5ll
Total stock $40 SSS,l5i 2j]e}S6
Icrease in receipts this year, IS 667
bales.
The movement.at all the ports was re-
ported as follows:
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Being authorized by the owner, we will 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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The following shows the weeks
movement at Liverpool:
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This Last This Week
Week. Week. Last Year.
Reefs since Fly ......... 62,94s 44,433
Exp'ts g. Britain ......... . 239 81 rs
EXp's TO COntln't ......... II sos 24J0
SlOck................ ......... 3Sl, li3 40S,4O3
Total receipts ........, ......... .....-...
The following are the dosing rates In
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
The daily gazette., 1875-01-30
Republican War-WhoOp from New
Hampshire.

CONCORD, N. H., January 2s.-The Re-
publican State Committee held meet
ing yesterday afternoon and evening,
many Of the leading men of the party
being present. The following dispatch
was sent to Washington:
To James G. Blaine, Speaker of the House
Of Representatives., Washington:
The Republican State Committee, in
Convention assembled, send greetings to
true Republicans in the Congress Of the
United States. Stand by the Civil Rights
Bill, and by Grant, Sheridan and Sher-
man in their efforts to protect the con-
stitutional rights of every citizen Of the
Republic, and the Republicans of New
Hampshire will stand by you On the
second Tuesday of March
The daily gazette., 1875-01-30

"' Ex-PresidentJ j ohnson has been over
whelmed with kilograms from all sec
tions of the Union congratdlating him
on his election to the United States
Senate from Tennessee. The follow
ing, from the Hon. John G.. Thomp-
son, chairman of the Ohio Democratic
State committee, shows the tenor of
these dispatches 1.-THE Democrats of
Ohio congratulate you on your elec-
tion to the United States Senate as a
happy omen of future unity of the
Democratic party North and South
against military usurpation, without
regard to past controversies"