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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
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EFOR ItENT-DWELLING NO. 12lI
a JelJe rson street, containing pailor, dining room
ana ktchen chambers, 2 store rooms, halii room
hot eni cold wsier, heater in the cellar. Apply 10
la' il-tt GEO. JACK, :05 Market st.
lTol RhNT-HOUSE AND STORE
H. N. G lid Il co,
l4h29-.!t No. West ith street.
E1NOk RtNT-rHE LARGE MANSION
a house ia the 9th Ward, with about acres OF
ldt, stahe, Z. 1t IS in complete order. beautiful
ly slua ed on MGrkpt street. with extensive view Of
tle surrounding country city and the Delaware
immediately. Also, n tliree-story house No, 5i2
West 9th street, has front and side yard Immediate
peis'eSsi9n' ir,SsIl, Applylo NJ. Nj. GUILD @ GO,
St0k hNt.-STUkE G2l MARK Ell
IL street, good stand. Also, large room No. Gl9]s
suitable Tor society or reading room: Inquire
janlT-st 305 Market street,
E7OR KENT-THE FINE RESIDENCE,
a stables, and about ten acres Of prime land, on
NE hoilings%ofin faia, on the road IRON this city
,i''' bAUDuY SIMMONS,
janl5.tt ". Front Street.
HNOK kEhl-HOUSES NOS. so3 AND
so French street, and Gl3 King street; 50,
ETOR RENT. THE SPLENDID NEW
n three story brlCA residence corner OF Four
tcentl ami sr Gme streets, with all the modern i-
provence Is, hot and cold water, with furnace.
view O tlle cll}, Delaware river,
and surrounding country. With or without stall iii
stable IN the rear. Apply to
jmli,1m GEO. CntKCliMAN.
ENOR RENT.-HOuSE NO. SOP MAR
a KFf SIRbEr. Apply to Mrs. \. u. FIcE 1918
v est llili ST. opposte the monument. lec3l-tf
L'OR RBNT-DWELLING NO. 8l9 w
gas. inquire on tI1 dec2s-st pREMIsEs.
E4NOk RENI-S'fOkE NO. Il. FIFTH
Street. in clayton 4. l,oase IS Geilding i,
E'oR RENf N NEW CASTLE. DEL.
The large Wharf Property and Lumber Yard, late
Chas Lainbson, deceased, with dwelling stabling
Tor eight head of h0rses large building for manu-
fGcturng carriages, over feet OF good two-story
shedding, suitable for lumber, Goa! yard or ship
building with the present improvements here. This
u yainable properly for any business: Will be
rented reasonable or leased If desired Apply to
eharss -;s, y. ySoi!nm' or ELMER W. & CLARK,
E}lNARToN SUGAR CORN EVAPO-
4 bArtn@ft a " . 20 mp in one pound papers One
s richer ami sweetrr. making Il cost prepared for
The tuhe, uiietil ri the price. The Rlvtrton Is the
only eYarorai%d corn that Will suit particular pee
pie, IL y for -nr by the following first cas gro
GERS in v nington:
ioiS Iigoi;S; f t., hlLMoNp, sth anl and MarSet
| Jos JoSeS, Fifth aud Market.
| y o. fERKI,'.i "a below Market.
| d. LEMON Il Co., Market helow "a.
u. ;. iRuIIT, Itli and omDard
| q q. BETEi LIE. I'll and Poplar.
| i, G NCGo1i.EY, 4th and Jefferson.
,iNo. PALMER 9Th ward.
| WElntS LLOYD, Ith and King.
and wholesale by
THOMAS ROBERTS Il co,
| ianl1 ,25tliit Philadelphia, ia.
| mn AkIiN JOHNSTON,
BOOK BINDER,
BOOK BINDER,
HAS ALI. TIRE APtOtNTM Ef1TS OF A COMPLErg
ESTABLISHMENT.
nd la 1t surpassed by any other house i'll this city
IN ability to do good work and Ill large orders.
BLANK ioAS, BLANK BOOKS
| ii SPECIALITY
| ApDkEss,
MARTIN JOhISTOH.
apa-tr $40 sHIPLEY ST., WILMINGTON, DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
pom. mack, IlacN, Cough, Cough.

Cough Is symptom by whlch various diseased
coEdiliOns OF tile throat. bronchial tuues and lungs
mamie themselves. But whether it arrses from
the irritation produced IN tile throat and larynX by
taking co d. fiom All attack OF bronchitis. ftoin III
clplent Consumption, or from various other causes
nothing Will allay II more speedily IL more
permanently than Dr. Fierces Golden Medical Dis
coYey. 1t does not matter wethcr 1t he recent
at ack, or a lingering cough, the Discovery is in
either case equally wei adapted for is relief ana
permanent cure. In fact, it will cure IL c, ugh in
one-haif the time necessary TO cure with any uther
medtslne and i, does II, not hy drying It up hu by
removing the cause, -uhi!llng the irritation, and
healing the affected paris No time shouli be lest
IN commencing the use oi proper medicine for the
relief of cough, for unless This course IL pursued
serious and dangerous disease of the lungs is liable
10 result Golden Medical Discovery Is sold hy all
dealers in medicines.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
IR Il. S 1ELToN MACKErZ h. the Literary Ed
tor Of the PhilId .ipht1 Press says:

D." II. NICHOLAS tell you in private, as ! have
told my readers In public, is the very best magazine
Tor young people that have ever seen. 1t is far
more dhlcult, think, to edit periodical of tha
class than one intended for adults, and Mrs Dodge
deserves unlimited praise for the judcious manner
IN which she hos executed her task. | have found
heaps Of things in ST. NICHOLAS which had for
gotten, had iinpertCctly known, or had been wholly
ignorant of. SO J, too, sit at the feet CT Gamaliel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
W. NJ. KENNARD h CO.

Nh ARVIN'S COD LIVER OIL, A VERY
AVE nae article at Z. BRINGHURbT d
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03

fEL0oKI LOoKi Lo0Kl
RELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR RLIXIR
OF LIFE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03

REV. q. 5. ROBINSON, ID. d., la the .Suniay-Sehoo
Times gives Il ciergynans view:
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9eaal alptites.
e-1--7rs1--r-~ --.--s- = = =
TN CHANCERY.
John II. Bowers
and wife,
New Castle County, SIS
Cause OF Partition.

Robert Walker. ct al.
In pursuance OF an order of the Chancellor in the
above cause, made at the February term, lsil, hli
persons having any lien or liens affecting the inter-
est or estate OF John II. Bowers and Susan Bowers
In right of said susan Bowers Robert Walker,
James Walker, Josephine Walker, Vincent Walker,
samuel Walker, Elizabeth Walker Henry Walker,
and Mary walker, either OF them, In the lands or
premises TO which said cause relates, are hereby
notified to file a petition setting forth the nature
and amount of the same in the office of the Regis
ter in Chancery for New Castle County, TEN DAYS
before the third Monday In February, A. d., lslb,
and 10 appear and prove said lien or liens at the
ensuing term OF the Court, before the rising oil the
Court on the third day OF the term
BENZ. NiELDS Trustee.
WILMINGTON DEL Jan. L. 1sT5-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
pEGlS'fRY BUREAU NOTICE

All property holders within the city who have not
had their property registered, are respectfully re-
questcd to present TO this onice correct descrlp
ton of their property.
a copy of the registry Law AID blank forms for
the description of property Will be furnished ap
plication at this office.
AL deeds, convcyances or transfers of Real Ea-
tate, made after July th 1874 must he entered in
this ohee before they are sent to New Castle to be
recorded
IL la.h
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03
No. :iO1 MAHkEr sFREFf

". NJ. KENNAKD x CO.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-03

We shall shortly begin series entitled,
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"a VOYAGE DOWN AN UNKNOWN RIVER -
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No. :iOG MAHKtr STREET..
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EDMUND CLARENCE sTEDMAN says:
w itnout and within it il household charm,
and certainly snrpassts any Childrena Year Book,
English or Ehcr!can that have ever seem
CHARLES DuDlRY WARNER writes:
" Never before, think. has 50 much literary AMI
artistic talent co-operated in the service OF Children
and VIII not resist the hearty impulse TO say 10
Aon that sou have made the best magazine for chill
hreH OF ali ages that have ever seen. d0 not see
now 1t can be made any better ard II the children
don't like II, think it Is time to begin to change the
KIND Of children i'll this country"
the Subscription price of ST. NICHOLAS is .3.Ooa
year. No,ume l., elegantly bound in red and gold
S-uO; with gilt sides anu gilt edges, $500. one
years subscription and volume one, bound, 5000
Postage On all the above prepaid by us.
For sale and subscription received by all News
dealers and Booksellers
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;fpr sale.

rSNHOMAS NJ. OGI,D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-30

easier; old, ss96Oc; new, 4sg5Oc. Oats quiet
but steady, Sld45c. Rye dull, 78d78c. Pork II
demand, chiefly for speculation, 81 81 Is sp- I
and s2l so tree OF storage TIL March Is. LarC
and l2}Sc at interior points; kettle steady a
l3ISc. Bulk meats quiet; shoulder, Ts9sc
clear ribs lie; clear, ll1c Bacon in fair de
mand at lower rates: iobbing at 81, l31z9l4c
Whisky, 81 ~. Butter quiet.
NEW eRI.EANS, November 2s.-sugsr In
fair, 6965sc; prime, 74975fc; yellow clsrifled
S6@S1zc. Mnlasses steady; centrifugal, 259
prime TO choice, 479yoc: Flour dull; sup-r'
choice and family, S. 75s6 50. Corn dull;
white, SIC. Oats dull; choice 81. Louis, 43c
Hay dull prime, s22d2S; choice, s25Cd26. Pork
firmer; new mess held at S23. Dry ga /
meats dull, 50, ll199l2c. Bacon duil, M. 49,
Gl4c. Hams-ch0ice sugar-cured firm, Ike;
inferior, l59I6c. Lard dull; fierce, packers,
PIC: refined, 1870; keg,ls5%c. Coffee active
and firm ord nary 10 prime, lS5492lc. Whis
Ky quiet; refined, 81 l49l Il.
NEW YORK, November 29-Flour in very
moderate request for export ard home use,
with prices Eighty in BUYERS favor; super
State and western, 81 1895 O5; st. ouis s. 50@
9. Rye -four 81 2595 40 Cornmeal, 50 Esq
IS Wheat opened heavy and closed 1rIner,
with batter export iLq Try; No. Chicago
spring, 81 Is. Corn lover; mixed western
s;eam, 7419c. Oats heavy and 81 sde lower;
mixed western and State, 42947c Coffee
Rio in fair demand Rnd hlsner; cargoes,
lS1492lc gold; jobbiDg at IS1292l3<c gold.
steady at i6@Iic. MoIss-es new, 5la62c
Petroleum quiet; crude, SIC; refined, l2c.
Pork firmer at So 25S2! 80. Beef quiet; new
plain mess, llHGl2c new extra mess l2I49l3c.
Int nests quiet; western long clear, lie.
ButteI-westeTn, l6925o. Cheese quiet at 20
Eye. Whisky steady western, 81 10.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, November 29.--Flour quiet
and hrm. Wheat dull, 81 1901 80. Corn act
i've and higher; new, Ss942e; old, 62966c. Oats
duh; S69SSc. Rye steady, 75c. Bay dull, SIG
meats, sh@s2s, lO74@llallA9llssc. Lard
tierce, l3xglic; keg, l41x9l45zc. Whisky, 81 10.
Baggtng quiet.
CHICAGO, November 2s.-F1our dull.
Wheat active and lower, closing with a con-
tinued downward tendency; No. 2 spring,
81 OaA. Corn active, lower and weak Ne.
mixed, 4S1{95s15c. Oats dull and dropping;
No. 2, SOC. Rye steady at &c. Pork firm with
a icir demand at SO for spot. Lard in good
demand at full prices; l2-211 9l2.35c. Bulk
meats quiet but steady at ~, l0149l05zc.
Whisky lower at 81 IL.
ST. LOUIS, November 9.-Flour dull
and heavy; little doing. Wheat irregular and
fairly active; No. 2 red winter, 81 81 cash
81 90 bid at the close. Corn unsettled and
lower; 43a46c cash and go January. Oats I'M
settled and lower; No. 2, Sic bid cash and De-
cenber. Pork quIetI small lois, SO 7og2l, Il G
inside for hard side. Lard nominslly held at
Use; little doing. Bulk meats easier; little
doing, 7sS971[, losf9I01&, l0aS91GZc. Green
meats az less than oulk. WHISKY lower, 81 Il.
CINCINNATI, November d Flour steady,
Wheat quiet, but steady; Ted,sl l59l %. Corn
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STONEWALL jackson,

We understand that the well-znown pub
nshing house Of ID. APPLRr0. d CO., New
ork, have nearly ready for publication the
HE OF Sion EWALL JAGAsOH, fully
IlustI sted by views and traits, including
the oretions and scenes attending The unveil-
ing oil Foley Statue of Stcnewal Jackson at
Richmond. We advise all, especially dis
abled soldiers and women out of work, to
write TO the publishers at once and secure an
as ency, a. the work Is to be sold by subserip.
ton. Twin have large sale, d&W
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Tuesday, Deeemb + Il, 1875,

on the premises hereafter described. In t.7
town Of Bartlett, Tennessee, PrO- esd % SELL p
public auction, to the h CHEST bidder, for cas-.
the town lot named in said deed of trust aE /
described as follows, tO-wtj: Being usE. no
block 3, in the plan Of aid town OF bs'-.e
and beginning st a stake IN the Old ne5lt .--
and Somerville plankrOad north 81 e-..t
feet 70 a stake; thence 81 feet to q stake
thence north AS feet to 8 stake in "a avenue
thence west with said avenue 10 Z. e. 20 go
stake; thence south 212 feet 10 stake on sa- &
old plankrOad; thence east with said rCat -
feet TO the beginning, said lot lying anc p. ..
in the town of Bartlett, seventh civil @. O.. Q
of Shelby county. Tennessee. 4 Will also 10
together with said lot, the gTisiE-., sag,9... %
boilers, engine, blacksmith shop v. cd ss..r
and millhOuse, erected on said town lot, 81. b. =
all OF the privileges and appUrtenances the q
unto belonging,
Right of redemption waived. Title lellcF. .
to be good, but j will Only convey as tru.I-=,
Sale to take place between the hours % -
o'clock am. and o'clock p m.
November 9, 1875.
novl2 JAMES ". ELt5ORE, ETG-tea.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l6A.-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee-B. p. Anderson, Com.
missioner OF Revenue,vs. Mary Malone, ct al.
1T appearing from the bill in this cause
l. which is sworn to that the defendants VIM.
b. Duncan, David Duncan, Francis Grain and
W. W. Sherman (drm Of Duncan, Sherman &
Coz and Andrew J. Wood are non-residents OF
the state OF Tennessee; and 1t appearing from
the Sherth's retlru in this cause that the de-
tendant A. Radjesky is not to be found in his
county:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse in
tee city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
answer or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed TO them
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
four sue :-SI I've weeks, In the Memphis APP
peal. This I'D day OF November, 1875.
A copy-stteSt: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master
By z. q. M'HEERY, Deputy q. & NJ.
John Johnston, Sol for Complt, no23-tu
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trustees eale---LuCy III

DY virtue q the provisions of trust de- }
ID executed BY the purchasers Of lots OF Ia |
in Lucy" situate on the Memphis Era -
uucah railroad, in Saelby county, Teuue-.H..
to b. +. Duncan as trustee, duly regis er.
(ths said duncan having departed .uis I-. }
and L being substituted T. his stead bog o. Z
OF the Second Chancery Court of said cguu 4,
and to satisfy the pU-~"ase money due Z
each of said lots, viii. C.
Saturday, Attn Say Of DooeMaer =
in front of the door fHa cCurtLCrs. -
Shelby county, come nd T.. T
streets, Aemphis, Tennessee, Ser d.. Lue -E -
est bidder, at puOliC sa g. fHr casa, the .. 4
described in said deeds Of trust, - 20 low
Lot 2, block p
LStll, block II.
Lot 3, block q.
Lot Is, block Il.
All In said town Of Lucv. Sale vii. ..-l-
mence at L O'Clock IA. Equity Of rsGaar- r \
waived.
November 3, 1875.
HENRY X. FULLER, Er4-....
Nj. d L Stewart, attorney. nos
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Opened 1920, inactive; 1880, quiet:
lao, quiet; 2:35, quiet and steady; $40,
quiet.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing tele-
gram reports: Uplands, SD; Orleans,
3-l6d; sales, $500 bales, Of which 1850
we're AmerIcan. Upland middIing same
time last year, 1l-l6d. The tone OF
the market steady aud firm through
out.
Liverpool arrivals were 1-32d lower.
The movement at all the ports was re-
ported as follows:
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trustee sale

DY virtue of 8 deed OF trust made ID geo. 20
ID trustee, by n. Cotton and his - a. s-
Cotton, on the LIST day Of May, 1873, Gls; not 81.
in notebook No. Z, page go. and recorded r.i
the Sth day Of Hay, 1873, IN record hook .-
SO, page $40, to secure the payment OF "a certa .
prCmisSory note mentioned and deScTiD-tt .
said deed OF trust, and at the request af tia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-30
Trust sale

DY virtue of deed Of trust made by IDrE
y and Mamie Hunter and Y. Il. Easliar 3
to Joseph Willitts, trustee. recorded IT. Hu-.-
l03, page 527, etc, in The REGISTERS ollie a-
Shelby county, Ten nessee, L will sell, on
Monday, 27th day Of Zee mbsT- 10 20
at public auction, fOr cash, TO the hI-.--.
bidder, at the north side OF court SOU 10
the city of Mem puis, Tennessee, tine fol OWN (,
described lots of land, being tba same ,..t
Braced in said trust deed, viz: Lots Nd J. :
and 3, which are Subdivisions Of lots and
Jesse NJ. Tates subdivision, having q front n..
orleans street OF 50 feet each, and ruIm't .
back eastwardly lO3 feet inches, sf'uLt. "a z
the southeast corner Of Orleans auI q 3
streets in the city Of 5empIis, I'm Shell
county, Tennessee
Right of redemption IS waived in said q, I,
and the sale will be maze free therefrJm.
nOv2l JOSEPH WI LIFTS, TJ.~-..
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Nonresident Notice,

No. 1873 I'm the Chancery Court of Shelby
county, TenneSsee-B. P. Anderson, Com
missioner of Revenue, VS.. Hannah Gray ct al
1T appearing from the Sheriff's return In IL IL
4 cause that the defs ndants William Gray
and Frank Gray are not to be found in his
county:
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
in he city Of Memphis, on or before the first
Monday In January, 1875, and plead, answer
will be taken for confessed as to them
and set Tor hearing ex-parte; and that 6
copy of Ills order be published once q week
To- four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal, This ed day Of November, 1875.
A copy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master
By E. B. NJ HENRY, Deputy c. & NJ.
.IOhn Johnston Sol for COnnit nO22.tu
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RIVER CHRONICLE.


The past Two days have been rainy,
cold, and generally disag reeable, An almost
unceasing rain fell all day Sunday and Sun
day night, which promised yesterday morning
to change Off to O season of snow. The Their
mometer did not get down to the snoW-hole
however, and ny to nightfall last night slow
dr1ZZling rain prevailed. Weather conjectur.
ers are at their witS-end as TO what will trans.
pire IN weRtheristical way during the next
twenty four hours. The news from the rivers
everywhere is quite favorable, except, per-
haps. Arkansas, where no rise of striking i'm
portance has set in yet. The latest we have
received is contained in the table and Associ-
ated Press dispatches following here:
OFFICE OF OBSERVATORY
SIGNAL SERVICE y. s. ARMY,
MEMPHIS TEEE.. November %, 1876.
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DIR. ID. q. NOE Is @ 5
PRIVATE
Medical Dis 948ez
NO. y JEFF2.sg STA
Between Main and From streets
EE4Ps1E#, H..
Es:abgf1EsE % 1870.
Es;abglsEs5 "a $780,

hR. JOHNSON IL Acknowledged uF g.. saEa
~ ties interested, sa b. fsL the most s-.-rH
ful physician iu the treatment u pE.v--" .'
secret diseases. QUICK thorough ANA ueI1-
nent cures guaranteed in every case ma q
female. Recent cases OF LCECrr5a -nH .-r
pntlis cured IN few days, without the ..
mercury, change Of diet or hfuGrEgcc l...l
business. Secondary Sypuiii|, tine ISL, F-..
eradicated without the use o. mercury ...
voluntary loss OF semen stopped l- %.
time. sufferers from imp .FIgF or .gs. D. s. .
uRl powers restored 10 free vigor Iu few vs..
victims OF Seit-abu-e and excessive Fyi#
suffering from Spe rmEtOrIue9 and loss u. -..
steal and mental power, speedily and pens.
neatly cured
Particular attention paid 90 the l.s5ua-
Women, sud cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Disease cured hy s.
remedies.
All consultations strictly CGudGsuf la..
Medicines sent bv express C. all parts o. ...a
country.
Ofice hours from SIN. 20 g pm. sg-i .
nom 70 pm.
EaUl-dw ID. =. JOE E=tE. ..
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Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: Ordinary, IL 1-16c; good
ordinary, l2sc; low middling, IL l5-16e;
middling, l3tc; good middling, 12l3-l6c;
sales, 366 bales. Middlipg same time
last year, 145c. The kilograms give the
tone Of the market as follows: l0:15,
nothing doing; u, lover to sell, weak;
1915, weak; 2:5O, quiet; 8, quiet.
The following are the closing rates in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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Trusae IS sale.

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust made To- ma as
y Trustee, by Samuel NJ. Gates. on TIE q
day of January, 1871, and OF T=corI April d
1873, in record bOOK No. -, page f2l, Tor az
benefit of samuel MOsby and Josiah f. 81 Al.
liams, and at the request OF the IeueE1-a. Is
of said deed of trust, l will on
Wednesday, Deeemb r q Is7..
in front of the Courthouse on Main street Ia
the city OF MenphI1, Tennessee. prose T.
sell at public auction, % tine uIZl.-s a.. 5r
for cash, the tract Of land named 70 said { ed
Of trust, and described as follows .C- IL
The southeast quarter o. section gl..- y
township one ~, rauge eight Sc zre-- A.. .- \
basis meridian Of the Chtckas5E Hur. -
situated IN shelby county. Terusz-.e. OIL al
Whitehave1. containing one EUu.sal nj
sixty (l6J) acres, with all the pr l.=Ees al
Rppurtenances toereuEtO belonging.
Right of redemption waived title belle ~
10 be good, but l will only convey as TIA 90
Sale TO take plsee-Oetwssn the hours OF Do Id
l2o'clock an.
Tod 0AA1l Trust \
Is, November q, $50.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, November 2e.-Ootton goods
market quiet, but.brown sheetings and drills
firm with upward tendency, and rolled jeco.
meta advanced by Jobbers to &c; plaid prints
fairly active; robes in moderate request dress
goods, shRwis and skirts Quietj fancy cassi-
meres, overcoatings and worsted coats In de-
mand for small lots
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-30

Increase of receipts at the United
States ports this year, l5S, 54S ales.
The statement Of the worlds visible
supply up to Novembsr 26th indieS do;
an increase Of cotton in sight Of 1881
bales against 1874, and Of 800, 927 bales
in 1873.
The following shows the weeks
n1oYement at LiverpOOl:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-30
Administrators Sale
or Pine Farm at Horn Lake Depot, his
stssipPi AND Tennessee Il. H., AZ niles
from MemphfR.

ON The I'd OF December, 1875, will offer for
" sale, at auction, to the highest bidder, on
the premises, the residence Of the late Colo Ell
Louis Howes, at Horn Lake Depot, Miss, con-
sisting OF 100 acres ofland, good frame cottage
barn, and all necessary outhouSes attached
sixty acres under cultivation, with fine ounQ
orchard.
Terms OF Sale-One third cash balau ce IN
twelve and eighteen months, for which notes
Will be taken with approved security. and
which will be lien on the property until
paid. ED X. HART, Administrator
Memphis, November q, 1875,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-30
Gold in New YORK closed at ia,

THE FINANCE AL situation remains
what it was a week ago, except that
there is no more money than is wanted;
money is easy, however, and all appli-
cants OF the right stamp are readily
listened to and accommodated at the
rate Of 10 per cent. per snnum. On the
street the rate is l3@23 per cent. Per
month. Exchange remains at the rate
last arranged; on New York and the
north snI east, discount; on New Or
leans I discount; on both selling at par,
with little improvement in the de-
mand at the counter. Gold in New
York has been steady most of the week,
and yesterday stood at 1144@1l4s; the
Memphis brokers offered 1874, but there
was literally none appearing at their
counters. All kind of bonds and scrlps
have been quiet the last week. Nothing
doing in Charleston railroad stock which
Is now considered worth z. The only
thing In demand yesterday was Tennes-
see State scrip. The quotations below
are for everything that is in regular in
QuirY.