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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-30

THE COTTON MARKST yesterday was
Rgsil on the descending scsle. Tls
weather is so favorable, and the progress
Of the cotton plant 50 encouraging, that
the bulls cannot d I'd point to get their
horns under and indulge in toss up
At Galveston aud S GvanuaH new cotton
is arriving literally. New Y Jrk had an
other decline, New Oflsans followed:
here there wss some Inquiry Tor good
ordinary and midGiing cotjoGs, which
gave the amount OF sa'es q more respect
able appearance, tn. gu Dtations had to
bend 10 the force Of circumstances, as
our quotations show The msrket closed
heavy, with irregular and nominal
Trscee. Toe New York Bulletin, OF
Saturday, reported: 1.-The market dues
not appear o show any positive strength
or buoysucy, bu. is pretty vel held,
and especially SO on the late mouths
The movement Of spots keeps up to q
very good total, including some parcels
again on foreign account, and a fall
average for home distribution. Toe call,
however, is readily met, and, il any
thing, rather nursed along, holders o.
feTlng freely, and the q1)tsLions for the
day showing further reduct Liver
pool came IN weak and essisr, and under
this there was 3 sm al urssk along the
line, amounting to l 3391.l6o, but to.
ward noon the market commenced 10
harden and fi1sly gradually recovered
the loss, with q fraction more added 90
some OF the late months and closed
firmly. The conf fence Of buyers was
said to be based mainly on the reported
damage by worms, and there is aIso said
70 be gate number o. orders at hand
from the south, which are instantly be-
ing q led. Near by contracts were TIE
lea strong, and there is a belief current
that both August and September ere to
be thrown over" Qlotatiors at the
Memphis cotton exchange wsre as fol-
lows:
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COTTON GINS.
STAB COTTON GIN
6S Union Street

UAVING fitted up the most complete Gin
RA ming Establishment in the South, we are
prepared TO StE esttsu cheaper than any
located, brick building, cover ed with slate,
and fre-Proof. dur gins are the best. We
have also q complete
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE,,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DARTIES desiring to plac daughters and
L wards in a school of tn very best grade,
should send for a circular
JOHN g. COLLINS ......,...,,.......... SECRETARY
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DALTIMoRE SOUTHERN HOME SCHOOL
ID for Young Ladies and Little Girls. rs.
tablished 1872 Principals Mr.. and Mrs, Wi.
son M. Gary, Mrs. General John Pegram. Nos.
1917 and 1879 \. Charles street. French the Ian.
guage spoken. anlS cod w
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUST SALE.
IR WING BLOCK
TENEMENT.

WHEREAS, On the LIST July, IS7l, by deed,
w which is OF record in the Registers
ONCE Of Shelby county, Tennessee. in Book
No. 81, page IS. etc, stephen A. Norton and 3.
f.. Norton, his wife, executed TO me, NJ p. Jar
nigin, Trustee, a deed Of trust, wherein thew
cooveyef to me, as trustee as azores id, the
following property, viz: "a certain lot or par-
Gel OF land in the city of Memphis, shelby
county, Tennessee, to-wit: The north third
OF the lot on which stands the IRVING
BLOCK, which said third fronts "a feet 8
inches on the east side OF Second street, hav.
ing for its northern boundary the line of the
alley running east and west, and Tor It's SOUTH
ern boundary the middle of the parti lon wall
dividing the tenement upon said lot from the
one adjoining and south of 1t, with depth of
one hundred and - feet, running eastwardly
from Second street to the rear wall of said
northern tenement" which said Trust Deed
was madeto secure TO VIM. Johnston the pay
ment OF two notes, of like dat, for $40, 40
each, made by 8. A. Norton and ID. R Cook,
payable TO said Johnston lone due LIST Sep
TENDER, 1873, and the second due LIST Septem-
Der, lST4-and both bearing interest from cate;
and whereas. the second OF said notes re-
mains due snd unpaid by the said maker, and
B. II. Richards and Benj. E. Crane, as Trustees,
are the holders thereof, and at their reques
l, M. P. Jarnigin, Trustee, as directed in said
Trust eed, hereby give notice, that on
Saturday, the 23d Of September, 1875,
tenement herein before described, 1 will o1er
for sale, at public auction. to the high est bid
der, for cash, the aforesaid lot of ground. and
the building thereon, being the northern
tenement of the Irving Block. and sell the
same according to the terms of said Trust
Deed and the powers therein CONF rred upon
right OF dover are expressly waived, and the
title to said property is considered good, but
sell and convey only as trustee.
NJ. P. JARNIGIN, Trustee.
The notice of sale for 18th September, 1876,
has been Withdrawn. NJ, p j.
Humes Poston and E. L. Beleher. Attys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AYERS CATEaRTIC PILLS
For all the purp ,ses CT a Family PhJslc

a CURING
~ COstiveaess, Dy speT
. ~ STA, .SsUndIce, InLsI
NAzEze1 Kesito3, Dysentery,
Nye s s. s:;:;: :,ss;; $ e:
-ESzsszz=zs rheumatism, Erup
-. ~ liens and Skin HiR
-Z@z@-- eases, BIIIousness
atver = OEapsaIAt, Dropsy, letter, To,
1nOrs and salt aheuni, HOrE0s, slouT
Neas aasi =, as a Dinner Pill and Purftyinp
tne blOOd, are the most cOngeoisl pprgRtive
yet perfected. Their effe7 Is aoundantly show
now much they excel ell other Pills. They
are safe and pleasant 10 take, but powerful 70
cure; They purge out the foul humors of the
pood they stimulate the sluggish or disOr
dered organ into action; and they impart
heaIth anu tone TO the whole being. They
cure not only the every day complaints OF
every Dody, but formidable and dangerous dis.
eases. Most sRilful physicians, most EN- nent
clergymen, and our best citizens send certih-
Gates OF cures performed and of great benefits
they nave derived from these Pills. They are
Ihe safest and best physic for CHI loren, be cause
milo as wei as enectual. Being sugar-cOated,
they are easy to take; and being purely vege-
table, they are entirely harmless,
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. @. AVER q CO., lowell, Mass :,
Practical sDd Anal gt1caI Chemists.
Sid nv all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
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LEE AND JACK SON
MILITARY ACADEMY,

BarkesEllie, /: Virginia.
THE FALL SESSION OF 1875 WILL BE
i gin first Monday in sePtembsr
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board and tuiti 1r, including washing. fuel
and lights, $50. a full and competent corps o.
instructors. DiUlomas to graduates. For cir.
culars, containing full information, address
au2 W MAJ. p. j. RURGESS.- PrincinaI
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imports. 4 G. X. r p N. 4 T.
r. R., ID; L & n. @. s. r r., 3; 2. &
NJ. r. R., 5; steamers, AZ; estimated per
wagons and other souEc-s. 10.
The following are the official tele,
grams of the condition OF the domestic
markets as received ST the cotton eX-
change.
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MONTHS. YEsTERDAY. DAY BsFoRE

Sales, IA SO; tone OF tue msIRet at
IO:l5, weak and stesdy; 1915, quiet and
weak; 1880, very quiet; 1:45,- weak (;
2:30, quiet; :e5, easy.
New Orleans yes.5rday quoted mid.
ding at II &c st the close, against l4s st
the same dme lsst year; receipts, l72
bales; seles, COD. The market closed
doll.
Yes ,erdsy's Liverpool closing telegram
reports: Uplsnds, 61; Cflears, 81 :. T. e
price Of middling uplands same time
last year wss Z g l6d Sales, 5000, Of
which $500 were American; received
5000, o; which 1900 were American. The
market was ser, tut not quotably
lower.
The Liverpool msrket for arrivals at
1890 wss dull and eBsi,r; August dtliV-
cry, Im.c., 5 Is l6i; September ard Oc-
tober, ditto, 5 IS l6i; o IobeT and No
vember, ditto, 3i-321; October aad No
vember Shipment, otto, new crop, sail,
81; N0vem er ana ID -ce mbeT, ditto, Sd.
At go the market was quiet; SeE t. m.
Der and October, delivery, I5-l6d; No
vembsr and Dscea ber, ditto, Sd.
Tue movement ST ali the poT:s was re-
ported as follows:
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FOURTH YEAR, IS76-77.- BEGINS SEP
q TENDER 18th. For circulars apply TO the
Sistes Su oerior.
References-The Rt. Rev. c. T. QuIntard,
The Rev. DR.. White, The Rev. James Car.
michael, The Rev. Geo. G. Harris, The Rev. &.
c. Parsons, The Rev. Mr., Gee. aul3
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARY's SCHOOL,
A boarding Asd Day school for
Yanur V,pdfFR

Under the charge OF the Sisters OF st Mary
(of the Episcopal ChuEch), Nos 352 ard S54
Poplar stIe-t, Memphis, Tennessee.
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UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON AND LEE
UNIVERSITY,
LEXIN GTON, VIRGINIA.
UN1VER SITY,

GENERAL 9. W. q. LEF, PRESTDENT.
GULL courses of instruction In Classical
Y Literary and Scientific Studies and In
the Professional Departments of Law and OF
Civil Engineering.
The next session Will open September Dist,
and close June 9th. Total expenses, excIu-
stve of books and clothing, need not exceed
$500; by messing, they may be reduced to soc
or 500
For Catalogue, containing full Information,
apply to Idawl WALTER BOWIE, Clerk,
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PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Near Balitmore, ma ON Line 0f BALD
more anu ohio Rsfsraad

THIS institution has been in operation for
4 forty years, and M aintains ationaI repu
tation. Its location is prominently health
fui, is central, and is easily reached by lal
from the South, East West. Terms per
scholastic year, for board and full course of
Latin and English, $500. For circulars address
Mrs. r. Il. ARCHER, ElGcott City, z. o., Nd
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-21

lin where every shade of nationalist
may be free to speak. There let the
true lovers of the nation be presenf-the
one star of unity only to shine and be
followed **P. T. Smyth contin>
ues to receive addresses from nationalist
in all parts of Ireland. offering him their
confidence. Mr.. Smyth has been forced
to the front as much by his enemies as
by his friends. . 4 new weekly
paper has been recently established IN
Waterford, entitled the Celt Its motto
is adopted from P. J. Smyth's great
speech in the House of Comm ns-"Our
patent of nationality comes direct from
Heaven" Well, if the Celt can keep to
that line strictly there is hobe for the
paper. We want more Irish papers
started which shall swear that Ireland
must be nation. But we don't want "Ire>
land'a nation" to take sides with Don Car
los, or Comte de Chambord, CT any
other pretender that happens to be Cath
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PASSING EVENTS.

We clip the following extract from
the transatlantic correspondent Of the
Irish World.
Captain kirwin has resigned his stu
alton As Secretary to the Home Rule
Confederation OF Great Britain. and is
about TO emigrate to another hemis-
pierre" Mr.. Butt. MIR. Daw-
sou (ex>sherritf of l.imerickl. and +.
ID. Gray (editor OF the Freeman) all of
them Home Rulers. have been black
balied by the members OF the Rova. Irish
Academy. This is the society that ads
mitted Tom Carlyle to its membership.
MIR. A. NJ. Sullivan. NJ. r.. hay-
ing joined the English Bar as LAWYER.
has resigned all connexion with the
Dublin Nation. OF which he has been
editor and proprietor for twenty>one
years. He acknowledges there is little
chance for even the highest legal talent
at the Irish Bar. Cows. and sheep. and
swine seldom go to law. and the bulk OF
the interests OF Ireland are now compre.
hended and concentrated in the alore-
said sheep. cows. and swine. Lady
Queensberry has issued . stirring adj
dress to lrishmen. calling for q new
national conference. saying: II wan,
my brethren. hall million Of men in
Ireland. to stand by US. Up then and
be doing. | want conference in Dub
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The CURSEOE LIQUOR.

We found this paragraph hid away in
the corner of the daily papers,
"a man ragged and Pennies, who
was sent to Jail at Boston as q common
drunkard on Saturday, was once rich
and prosperous citizen, an honored Al
derman and candidate for Mayor OF the
CITY,"
What world of misery is revealed in
this small paragraph Think of the
cherries garrets, the abandoned tami-
lies, the murders and deeds of violence,
with a whole catalogue OF still unnum>
bered evils,-and all traceable to Liquor
All! they know not what they do who
oppose the Temperance Cause. And
you who scott at "prohibition"-you who
sheer and jeer atthe fanatics" that would
save society from the tell destroyer =
God pity.you. And God pity the victims
lured by your arguments Your argu-
ments may be clever and plausible; but
SO much the worse for the silly victims
that tail into the snare.
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RECLAlMiNC LAND,

The superior fertility and perennial
greenness OF Ireland have long been
appreciated-stood. in fact, alone in the
world. Whatever else her enemies
might deny, they never questioned her
right to be scalled the Green Island.
The cause of this fertility has long, by
the superficial observer, been viewed as
a grand detect. instead oil priceless
advantage. Descending rains bring
with them fertilizing properties, first and
greatest of which is ammonia The
yapors ofthe Atlantic, impe!led by tho
prevailing southwest winds. strike the
mountains and mountain coasts Of Ire
land. and are precipitated into rain. often
in quantities injurious to the crops This
evil is obviated by subdrainage, through
which the water escapes, leaving. by
affinity. the tertilizing gases in the soil
Mr. Mitchell Henry talks about it in this
way -
The supply OF ammonia, brought down
from the skies in the rain. which with
other tertilizing matter. is caught. de-
tanned. and absorbed in the soil. 4 we'll
drained field becomes, in fact. Just like
water-meadow over which river
flows for a part of the year, and thus the
very wetness OF the climate may be
made to reduce the supply of ammoni-
acal manures. SO expensive to buy
The porous. well-drained soil carries
quickly Oft the supertlous moisture, while
the ammonia is absorbed by the roots
and leaves of the plants. An excessive
bill tor ammoniacal manures has been
tho n fary md
in Ireland should be to secure good
crops by thorough drainage and con-
slant stirring of the soil. without much
outlay for concentrated manures. At
the same time, ought 10 remark that
we have grown excellent potatoes bv
using t5 worth per acre OF superphos>
plate and nitrate of soda in eases in
which our farmyard manure has fallen
short
After describing his great success. and
the great natural capacities OF the waste
soils. he ends by disclosing his grand
inccntive-which is money! rise a.
rents. tie expects that trom6Oo acres.
in its wild state. couldn't pay rent of
Els. he will now De able to get POS. an
acre. and double it in the course OF time.
Well. he deserves to be paid tor his
improvements. For the rest we'll see
about it, In Holland. whilst embankinr
for ship canal between Amsterdam
and the sea. they have embarked and
pumped out over 5000 acres that had
lain under soa water II feet deep. They
have sold it in lots. some rs high as .lus
an acre. The account proceeds thus -
1T is strange that these lands briag
such An enormous price now. When
Harie0 Sea was reclaimed BY the Cow
eminent At cost Of fl9 per acre. 40
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. ID . . . q 2

To THE WoRKIxG CLAss.-We are now pre-
pared 70 furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment At home. the whole Of fhs time. o.
for their spare moments. Hns.-ess new, light
and profitable Persons Of either rex easily
earn from 80 cents to e5 PR evening, and
proportional sum bv dsros:nx their whole
tune to the business. BOYS and girls earn
nearly As much As men Tha. all who eee this
notice nav send their address. and test the
business ~ make this unpnra.led offer. 70
such q IRE nnt well satisGsd We will seud one
dollar u ply for the trouble Of writing. Pull
particulars. samples worth several dollars 4,
commeuce work On, md : copy u Home aul
Rl1ssids. one n thslargat and 6est Illu1hafed.
Publjcstionr, al sent fess By mail. Headers n
you Want pesm.n, Rsoatao:s .xk, addss0
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400 acres more sold by the State in lot
Of 40 acres and upwards, at about f19
or go per acre. in 1852, though now
tho farms would sell at ESQ or let at f3
per acre. The Dutch government have
voted 16 millions sterling to reclaim
Az 900 acres from the Zuyder Zee; the
expected cost ELS per acre, and the sell
inc price f32 to Esq, which from the
sales of the Ship Canal lands will no
doubt be released. This will pay the
State 70 TO 50 per cent. on the outlay"
There. where they haven't lands, see
what effort they make to Great them.
Here. where we have them already, we
let them lie idle whilst our laborers
Starve.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature Of J.
HAYpocK, as agent for the United States, sur
rounds each box of pills, aud Ointment. A
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information rs may lead to the
detection of any party or parties counterfeiting
the medicine or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
*~*Scld at the mandatory by Professor
HOLLOWAY 4 CO.. New York, and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers in medicine
throughout the civilized world, in boxes at 25
cents, 90 csuts and 81. each.
ET There IS considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Dirsctions for the guidance of pa
tents in every disorder are aihxet. TO each box.
Office, ll2 Liberty Street.
NEW YORK.
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RESCUED PRISONERS FUND.
A Christmas Cift.-The Subscription For
The Rescued Prisoners to be Finally
Closed on Christmas Day.

A Christmas Cift.-The Subscription 70!
The Rescued Prisoners to be Finally
Closed on Christmas Day.
DECEMBER 6. 1876.
To the Irish Nutioaalists OF Anertca:
The appeal issued some time ago on
behalf O. the lately rescued Irish Mili~
tary prisoners has met with a generous
and hearty response from the Irish peo~
pie in America and the Reception COM
lnittee feel satisfied that the amount real
lied will be amply sufficient to provide
for the wants Of the men. The hands
some sum Of $11.225.65, collected with>
out appealing to single individual out
side the national ranks, is an ample trib>
ute to the suferings and patriotism OF
the ex-prisoners, and a guarantee to Irish
men in the British army that services
rendered to Ireland in her hour Of need
are properly appreciated by the Irish
people here. One lesson has thus been
taught, but another is also necessary.
These men have now to make their way
in the world by settling down to a steady
occupation, and the sooner ttey do so
the better for themselves and for the
cause they have worked and suffered for
The Reception Committee have, there's
fore, decided to call in all outstanding
subscriptions and to finally close the list
on next Christmas Day. On that dag
each prisoner will receive his portion Of
the fund and will be told that thenceior-
ward his success in lite must depend on
his own manly efforts. and that by work
alone must he earn his bread. The
Irish people will then have discharged
their obligations to them, and it will be-
come the eN-prisoners duty as men aud
as citizens, serving Ireland when they
can, but never forgetting that she can be
most effectually served by men who are
recognized as thrifty, reputable citizens
who will bring credit on any cause with
which they are connected, and that the
the qualities which gain Il man respect
in civil lite are perfectly consistent with
soldierly qualities in the field.
All monies should be forwarded with
out DELAY 10 Patrick Mahon. Rochester,
n. Y, Treasurer OF the Committee
THE RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
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Mark These acts
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY.S PILLS.

81 had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me hearty one"
''Your Pills are marvellous.'
81 send for another box, aud keep them II
the house."
'sDr Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronic
81 gave one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus 1he dear little thing got
well in a day."
'sMy nausea Of a morning is now cured.'
s'Iour box OF Holloway's Ointment cured
me Of noises in the head. | rubbed some of
your Ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has left.'
sSend me two boxes; want one for poor
family"
81 enclose 4 dollar your price is % cents,
bnt the medicine to me is worth a dollar.
''Send me five boxes OF your Pills"
'Let me have three boxes or your Pills by
return mail, 70. CLills aud Fever
have over 900 such testimonials as these,
but want of space compel- Inc to conclude.
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Notice to the Unfortunate.
AVOID QUACKs AND IMPOSTERs
THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1877

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next year will be the same as during the year
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THE Sry will continue to he the strenuous adj
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Doubtless continue 70 deserve and enjoy the
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Every farmer in the country should either
call or send to the Boston One Price Clothing
Store Minneapolis, for rules for self-measur-
nent They are sending goods to every ooun-
ty in the state, with good satisfaction to the
purchaser.