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ImDorfs.-M. & c. r. R., SD; NJ. d T.
r. R., 444; L. d n. @. s. R. r 329; P.
* NJ. r. R, 2l3; NJ. & l.. r. R., s..
steamers, 1l6l,
Erport8.-M. q c. r. R., 80. T, f.
@. >. r. R., 1871; 10y raj -,o,t5 Ioai
The following arc ne officiaI toll.
grams Of the condi' ..on OF the domes tic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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Friday, the 18th Day Of November. 1875.

within legal hours, the following cescri bed
real property situated, lying and baing In
state OF tennessee, bounded and described a.
follows, that is 70 say:
one tract OF eleven CI) acres entered IN the
name OF Nancy Souls, beginning on a stake
ami two black gum pointers runs 80 poles
south Of the northeast cor er Of No so for
go acres in the name Of Jo1 n Y. Haruau
runs west A poles 10 two T. pelO gums iu
Branch river swamp; thence uOflu - poles O
a white oak; thence east 81 pOIes 10 = bfclSor,-
sapliug in the west boundary line Of tue saiS
beginning.
part OF . nIty-scTe entry IN the name of AETa
ham niece, and bounded rs follows. Pe-iTr-
ming on stake, and pop ar and dOgwoOd, in
the creeE bottom, the southeast corner OF She
same and runs east y poles o. white OAK, one
standing on each side Of the Jack
son road; thence south fC7 east with
the meandsrs OF saIt road 81 poles
10 a black oak and poplar in the west bound
airy line OF j. \. Hsrman. No SIS as above;
thence south 40 poles 10 a hickory; thence
west 4S poles 70 a hickory, the south vest cor
ner Of the samsi thence north 50 poles % the
Also another tract Of twenty nit e l2q1 acres
bounded as follows: Beg inning on a mack
stump and chestnut on the north side Of the
Jackson road, on Niece In. and runs ve-r
A POLES 70 q hickory and bIrck oak. thence
north 72}z poles 10 a dOgwOOd and hiokory.
thence v est A. poles 70 a hickory snd walnut.
thence north l2ja poles 10 O. poplar ana ash
thence east S5 poles % 3 stake In bl'Gzs's w. s.
line; thence south b. east with he uezEaers
of ]. W. Iurners lands ~ poles 70 the begin
ming.
these three en'IIes and part Of entries con-
tanning by estimation 81 acres, more or les.
A so one OineT tract OF land Of siEtv (8H
aCI -, granted 70 Anderson b sreS, ard bound
ed as follows: Beginning at Q take in The
Jackson road, white oak pointer, 9 poles
east OF the northwest corner OF entry No.
for ATTY acres IN he name Of 4 D-4Ea.u niece
and RI IS west 3 poles o p stake aud holly
pOlnte- thence sOutn 20 poles 30 a stake with
pOinters; thence east IS poles 20 a saks- ii IEe
road with pointers; thence 10Uth s. poles 20 "a
stake with pointers; thence 81 roles 70 q 5 al c
white OK an black OAK; thence north lHE
poles to a stake, horn resm and hickory.
thence west II poles to a stake; thence nCrfH
10 IO.es To n stake; thence east Is poles 10 q.
dOgwocd: thence "A poles 10 a stake iu laid
road, wi chestnut pOin' ersi o. cnce .-,Itll
?, north ~ poles with the meauderufl o.
said Ioad 10 the beginning, including an that
part OF said entFy east OF TCru,r's UrsuCb.
making the mesndeTs OF said auCa the wa.t
boundary Of said land 50 far as 10 Teacn John
BrOOks's line.
Memphis, Tennessee, Oct~ Der y, 1870.
IL VI. BEIkEHDITE
STeciai Comm lEsiouer OF said District Court.
L. B, M'Farlsnd and J. b. CiOugc, solicit
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RIVER CHRONICLE.
weather and Rivers.

Weather and Rivers.
Weather cold, with continuous rain.
Thermometer 5So. The condition and
changes in the rivers are noted in the
following table:
oFFIcE OF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE U. \. ARNY,
MEMPHIS, TENN, November 8, ISIS. !
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Stockholders Meeting.

U1HE regular annual meeting of the stock
Il holders OF the n fsstasIpDi and reo8es-
see Railroad company, will be held at the
Peabody Hotel, il the city OF Memphis, Tenn,
at which time Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year, Stockholders will be passed
free on presentation OF their stock certificates
20 conductors. 3. II. La Sab, Secretary.
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.FINANUE AND TRADE,

THE FINANCIAL situation has notbiug
new in it, The call for exchange con,
tinues undiminished, hut our banks are
equal TO 81 calls; in fact, we have one
bank that would undertake 10 suprl-
every dollar OF exchange N.rn,bi.
wants let cotton SSH as f.st as n NAV
On the general financI., situation Of The
country, the New York Oronicle saws
men ns z 9ane' 81 situation Is such that the
.,,t-4 =, not 20 much az the rate Of ID
having gone up, 81 that the rise
As not been more decisive and more
general. Some time ago we directed at
tsniOu 70 two circumstances " ich may
help Us now 10 explain the recent
chsnges In the rate OF interest. One is
the accumulation Of capital In the
banks, savings institutions, and in ether
credit institutions all over the country,
IN Consequence OF the economies which
for months pest cur people have been
J "a .tising. SIch accumul atoms Of
Il Rlug capital ETe a sure Lasis for a
more or less active TecuperatiOn
al the activity of business. Second.
IS, We nave arrived st the crit
icsl season Of the yeST, wherein these
tendencies to recovery are most
likely 10 show signs Of their presence
and force. 10 the industrial a1d COM
mercial revival thus developing We have
n suggestive explanation OF the changes
In the rate Of interest. Money has been
shipped to move the crops, and the |
qu,cEeled activity in all the channels |
% the circulation hiss thus reacted upon |
the monetary centers OF the county |
The movement, being perfectly whole |
come and natural In It's character, offers |
new promise OF general improvement |
OF more or less value in the state of COM
merce aud trade" Gold opened 10 New
YORK st ll4s ana fell 10 II4!, but by half.
PAST TWO O'Clock Il was up at Il4s again;
shHr THIS Tas q considerable decline
rom tie previous day; here, brokers
w1T . Offering 1884. There was some in
.iniry fJr Charleston railroad warrants,
bat as only was offered more could be
obtained. state warrants are inquired
FOR ADD scarce. Police and fire warrants
are IN little be;teT inquiry. The tele.
grsph operator on Monday evening re-
ported the closing price Of gold to us at
ll4s, which wss an error. Toe correct
price was li4j, rs received ST the cotton
exchange anu reported in our financial
column. We repeat all quotations.
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N N. JOHNSON is ackuowl edged by ali par
~ ties interested, As by FAR the most 81 ccess-
ful physician in the treatment Of private o.
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and peTms
nent cures gusrs nteed IN every case, male or
female. Recent cases OF GOuOrhea and Sy.
pnilis cured IN a lew days, without the use d
mercury, change OF diet or hIndrance from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vsstlg
eradicated without the use Of mercury IN
voluntary soss of semen stopped iu a. : OFT
time. Sufferers from Imp Et5uCy OrlUSsJFE eN-
ual powers restored to tree vigpr tn few wee <.
victims OF self-abuSC and excessive vel s-y,
SUFFERING from speTmRtCrrhCa and loss of phy.
slcal and mental power, speedily and perms-
nenJly cured.
Particular attention paid to the Diseases Of
Women, and cures guaIaut eed.
Throat and Lung Disease cured by new
remedies
All consultations strictly confidential.
Hedictnes sent by express 10 all parts Of the
country.
ONCE hours nom an. 10 pm. Sundays
from TO pm
sepI-dw DIS. JOHNSON, NJ. D.
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Thursday, November II. 1875.

in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street,
Memphis, Tennes. ee, proceed to Feii, AT public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, trs
land hereinafter described, Tor and during the
life of Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated in Shelby county. Ten
nesese, and described as follows. 50 much
anu such part OF lot No. 4 or the original race
ground tract as has heretofore fallen 70 and
been vested in the said L. W. Lake IN the pan.
ttIOn between him and the other children { E.
his mother, NJ" Janet Lake, as the same {.
fully shown by deeds and plots now on reeOr.i
In the office of the Register Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, in book IA, pages 81, 81 and 81, and
book %, pages OH to 552 and in book 20, pages
5tS, etc., all Of which COuVRyanceS and plOts
are here referrN to for fuller description OF
the twenty acr7-, ga uuer5abOuJs, conveyed t.
me in said trust deed. The right Of redemU-
% N is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours OF 10 and
Y am. VIII convey a. trustee, ami Will Sc.
and convey the I lnly during the life OF
said Janet Lax
October s, 1878.
HENRY CRAFT. Trustee.
miIh q Collier. aftDrDeVs DrfQ
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Trustee ? sawse

DY virtue Of a deed of trust made to me as
ID trustee By Z. ". LaEe- for tue beneht OF
j. 81 j. Steele, on the nth o. January, 100, on
record In book y, pages li6 and liz, and under
oecres Of the First ChaLcery Court OF Shelby
county, made July /, 1875, 10 the case OF Henry
Lake VS.. j. q j. steele and others, and affirmed
By the supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request Of the D6nehciaries in sai1
deed of trust. 1 will. on
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SALE eSE
VALUABLE RIAL DSTATE,

In the United States District Court for the
Western District of Tennessee
DY VIRTUE Of a decree of said Court enter
D ed on the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1875, in
a certain cause then pending IN said Court,
wherein Il NJ. BeekeTd t., Assignee in Bank
ruptcy OF James u PridGy, is complainant
and James NJ, Priddy and 9th ers are defend
ants, Will sell at public auction 20 the nigh
est bidder, for cash. in front Of the CourthlTl us
at JACKSON, in the county OF Madison, aud
State Of Tennessee, on
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Bankruptcy Sale.

DY virtue OF authority from the United
ID States District Court for the Western Dis
trict OF Tennessee, we will sell at public auc-
ton, for cash, commencing at 10 o'clock am,
on
Wednesday, -fOVember IL, 1875,
in front of our onice, No. 10 Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee, the entire interest OF
Toot, Phillips Il Co. in and to the following
lots in Fort Pickering, which they held at the
time OF filing their petition in bankruptcy:
Block l. Lois Nf1I2i, 81 30.
block 2, 1 OTIS NJ. 5, 49,
Block 3, Lot No. Il.
Block 4, Lots No. IL, 81 49,
Block 10, Lot No. "a.
Block IL, Los No AZ, 4S, Al.
Block Il, Lots No. 9, II, q, %, SO, 50.
Block Ii, Lots No. 9, 10, IL, IL, "a, 50, 36.
Block a, Lots No. 81, %.
Block 10, Lots No. 81, 80.
Block IL, Lots No. to Is inclusive, and q, 2S
50, 81, b.
Block II, Lots No. 16, II, q, 25 IS, u, IS, 90, 80
3l,S2 "
Block 10, Lots No. 8, A.
81 OK q, Lots No. Is, IS.
Block q, Lots No. (soutn half 10, Ii, r. Is, a.
Block 20, Lots No. 4, 5, g.
Block 81, Lots No. 4, 5, q,
Block 30, Lols No. l, 3.
A deposit of ten per cent. must be made at
time OF sale.
J. N. OLIVER,
oct27we o. WOODBRIDGE,
Ass1enees Tool, Phillips It Co., Bankrupts.
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Opened easier and closed easy; sales,
-, 200 bales.
The movement at all the ports was re-
ported - follows
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DE-. BOHANNAN'S
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all the inquisitiyP should
know ON COU1ship, Mar
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Mysteries and Revelations
OF the sexual system, Phi
lOsophy of Reproduction,
who should marry, the i'm
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all Private Diseases, fully
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Of the kind ever publish
! is complete in every res
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Trustees Sale.
Trustees fale---Lucy Lots.

DY virtue OF the provisions of trust deeds
ID executed by the purchasers OF lots of land
in Lucy" sitra on the Memphis and Pa
Gucah railroad, in SIelby county, Tennessee,
TO b. F. Duncan as trustee, duly regis cred
(the said duncan having departed this life
and / being su UstituIed in his stead by order
of the Second Chancery Court of said county,
and 10 satisfy the purchase money due Gu
each Of ga lots, Will, on
Saturday, 4th Day Of December, 1876,
in front OF the door of the courthouse of
Shelby county, conner of Main and Poplar
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the high
est bidder, at public sale, f-r cash, the lots
described in said deeds of trust, as 70 lows:
Lot 2, block B.
Lot IL, block II.
Lot 3, block e.
Lot Is, block II.
All In said Town OF Lucy. Sale will COM
mence at IL O'Clock m. Equity of redemption
waived.
November 8, lS75.
HENRY +. FULLER, Trustee.
N. d. l.. Stewart, attorney. now
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Trustees Sale.

y Trustee, by Albert NJ. Wood, on the 2Ist
day of January, 1871, and of record April IS,
1873, in record book No. 81, page z2I, for the
oenert of Samuel Mostly and Josiah ID. Will
lianrs and at the request of the benefciaries
of raid deed of trust, / will, on
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le I'd DAY OF UctODef, 100,
AARON CLAFLIN. Assignee,

Being authorized by the owner, we viii like.
wise sell the remaining thtrd interest in The
above described tracts Of land, at the same
time and upon the same terms above men
toned. TREZEVA Mt r 1gn
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Bankruptcy Sale
Monday, Nqrembsr e2. 1s7k.

In the matter OF Mrs. N. L. Pillow, bankrupt.
As Assignee OF said bankrupt's estate, will
sell, At public auction, on
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at 10 O'Clock am, OF said day, st A. +. Frank
lEua's auction store No. 95 Mafn street. Mem
phis, Tennessee, all claims ETC., amounting 10
aoout three thousand i've humid ed dollars
The schedules 10 be seen AZ my once No. ~
Madison street,
o. WOoOLDRIDGE, Assignee,
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The COTTON MARKET yesterday proved
e. ne more active than could have been
eXpe, ted from the state Of the weather;
II Sas gloomy II morning and rainy ali
afternoon. The market, under these
Clrclmstsnces-with q dropping tend
ency ia Liverpool, which was decidedly
acknowledgement the qu5ts-
tons established OF Sa .urdsy last The
sh art,r rece:p neUtTalizsd other iDflu-
enccs, 10 rome extent, and so sustained
prize. ;. The official closing quotations
81 the Memphis cotton exchange were
as fOllaws.
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I-- Rise. Fall
Feet. In's. Fl. In. TT. In

Above low Changes.
water
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The market closed quiet; Gales were
$500 bales, including 400 bsies sold last
evening, OF which -pinuers took 800
b ,les, exporters 1900 bales, ypinners 200
bales. Middiing same time last year,
Is l5-l6c.
COTTON STATEMENT
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tennessee, October y, 1870.

L. VI. BkAlkEEDIIE.
STecial Comm lEsioDer OF said District Court.
L. b, M'Farland and J. =. CiOugC, sole o
OrA Cc3U
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Redemption List.

,or1cE i, hereby given, that the following described
Ia town lots ere sold for taxes for the year
- ~ he 6th ay Of May 1873 that the three years Al
loved BY law for the redemption Of the same WI espT
on - aoxn lots unredeemed by that time, win be con-
Veyed TO the purchaser by tax deed .on,--p.cv
IT,, r. Nav IL 1875 County Treasurer.
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everywhere Durable eases guaranteed; where doubt
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Anatomical Plates life size and eolOred 10 lfe Illus
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-LETTER-HEADs. BILLHEADs, ENVELOPES,
MONTHLY STATEMENT BLANKS and I'll such work
executed in the best style at the CLisf office
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cpuurNIcATIoNN


LL
The year 1874 has passed away It
has become a portion Of the realms Of
shade. II has sunk into that mystic
rious past, where everything that -
eyanescsut must wither and shrink
into fOrgetfnlness, ont OF which there
Is no resurrection, and from which
there IS 10 recall. While II was
passing, thu bell OF time rang its
changes a. in every annual period
sincs the IaornIRg OF creAtIOa. 1t re-
awoke The slumbeFing echoes with its
many toned vibrations, whsn the
usbeHag m5sning Or the New Year
dawned upon the waiting world. 1t
sent its mighty peal to tbs farthest
verge OF the spheres, a this newborn
or IEaiher Fine commenced his
march % eternity; and its iron
tongue has never ceased its cseng
until now, with q last solemn knell,
1t has seat the famed champion,
VIM gad birth il be; aided, decrepit
and ~tostsring to the Kingdoms OF the
great unknown. Bat the same beH
that tOlled the death OF the Odd Year,
peals again upon the birth OF the
new, and lis ceaseleS clamor, if we
interpret it aright, reminds that, al
th0ugh che old year IS gone. its les
sons remain. The lessons OF Path,
Hope and Charity = the lessons Of
life and death; the lessons o. truth,
love aud friendship; the mild teach
ings OF religion aud the promptings
Of all the highest Impulses OF human
fty ,Ethat are The better and purer
lights OF earth, are before Us. Whe-
Their we improve them or not, is a
matter lea to our own yoliiion.
But the lessons Of the old year are
not for nations alone. Nations, rs
well as men, have their Lessons OF
experience. While some portions Of
enr Land have been visited by terri
BILE drouth and locust seourge, there
has been angry contentious and muir
ders committed, rivaling the terrors
Of the Inquisition, in other portions,
which only the strong arm OF the
govemmeht could qneIl; and that
kDoNsn IS the " terrible PaBie," which
swept like a horrible dream aihwart
the horizon, crushing All who were
I'M Ifs tolls; still the hearts OF the
People-the American PeoPle-never
beat with higher hoPei their minds
never rested in stronger confidence ;
the Great Republic never rested
upon suEer foundations. We are
armed against foe-domestic and
foreign Let rs husband and put
forth our strength We here, in this
fair and rich Territory-this bone Of
ovps; let Us join the exPevl zee Of
the old year with the bright pros
poets and resistless strength which
we pussezT aud Providence will
crown our hopes with fruition ere
theSesture Of age has enveloPed the
Erm or the NEW YEAR
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81 Aark's church, Episcopal Rev. y y.
Uilliafd rector Suai-r s~rrTiccs. II a h a1d
p- n Sunday eh0l Afisr nernin= .sfFte.
seats FREE All Persons are cosdisly iHriie1h"
E1Urud.
Roman Catholic, kew. Jz.- MeGoIneh Pss;sF.
Rev. Ez-sne Casszn. Asst Church OHONeii
street, above TEenfeih-
Presbyterian Church. Rev W b Reeaf-
tor. SIrvieex az Il q m and 3 p m sunday
ebool directly aner morning service
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. w ?. WATTS pas
,o-. Preaching every ssbbath = JAn
and z p n sabbath school At ~ p n
Frazer meeting every Tharsday evening Ihs
public are cordially invited to all the serTtee'~
the ehurch,
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Eas.R RanaH O.

conduct an AE-nZ hr ne rseapfl1n u al
rerri-eneufs fr AMfrGlu
the mos complete establishments 81 Kind
in The world Fix tiHuu-lud EETzrAPEEs
are kept ~ueEuilrlr on Eie, orea 10 insrecfton
by customer Every advertisement -
taken n - honne price ~ tk- HpVr. WiEs-
OH any adiifignai cLaru- OF rmntssiou-
An ldvfrlsE = ln dealing with the AEcDrT. Is
saved ffvuule and curre=r1nccuee nasfuE
one contract Instead nf n dozen. a uuuLred.
or . thonsansL \ hzook Of dEiIfv FstrE=
containing lists Of les rnrrs. izHEs - rircu-
laticnS- religious. agricultural. ciE-s. Huiiti-
ell daily and county TapcE al
publications En1ca anr sPurelFtN Eafuanlr -
adreulScfE. Wifh eerno about
preas. = sent Pr TO any ad1ress 90
nppliGE@gua Perzuus AT . dt~anre wishing
TO MAKE cuutrlcs for ad4erffsinE IN any
fuWu.cfry. euuufT. <fate or Iarrifurr Of The
Uut1sHi rtnz& q ~ p1rtton % the Donnie
ion ufGamaIa. may &nn a concise sfltezueut
nf What they want. faEcfler with "a COPY or
the advertisement fheT desire iusercf-
and viii receive lu~fur1uailqu % nrturD mall
which N1l enable hen l. dEeia- Wlzether
to Increase OF raiure The onier- For such
Information their j. no charge CT leE are
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for a kiuEle dollar a. ueldilw IS for q larEeT
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