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STEAMSHIPS.
INMAN LIN L
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL

Sailing from New York on SATURDAY Of
each week, from Pier a North River.
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY OF LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN, CITY OF LIMERICK,
CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY OF MONTREAL,
CITY OF BROOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK,
CITY OF BRUSSELS, CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY or RICHMOND
Passengers Will ind the steamers tastsfuiIy
fitted up, while the state. CONS are light airy
and roOmy. The saloons, .arge and well ven-
ulsted, are the breadth 81 he vessel, and Sit
uated where there is least noise and motion,
Smoking rooms, Ladies' Boudoirs, PianOfortss
and Libraries, Bathrooms, BsrberS1op, etc.
Instant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The steamers OF this Company adopt the
SOutherly Route, thus lessening the danger
nom Ice and fogs.
Rates Of Passage-sSO and 500, gold, accord.
ing to accommOdation-aI having equal sa-
loeA privileges.
Round Trip Tickets-Sl45 and yI75, gold.
Steerage-To and from all points at reduced
rates.
E@ For dates of sailing and plans OF state
rooms, apply to THOMAS FISHER, Emmet
JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
~ RrnadyaV. New York
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby give notice OF their
Il qualification as Executors OF the iate
against, or indebted TO. said estate, are re-
quested TO come forward at once Tor settle
ment. 3. n. DUNSCOMBt
n. II. MCDAVIET,
Memphis, Aug. Is, 1870 .22S Front street.
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REVER CHRONICLE.
weather and Rivers.

Yesterdays holiness was almost up to
the highest figuTe. A few clouds rose
late in the evening, bat they soon eVap-
Grated, and the chances for rain are
slim. The rivers show no remarkable
change since last report:
OFFICE SIG. SER. OBS. u. 8. All
MEMPHIS, August o. pm,
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saturday, september Ie, 1875,
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

No 765, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
TenneSsee.-R. W. Price vs.. D. b. Parker.
DY virtuea OF an fnterIOcutOry decree for
DAale, entered in the above cause on ths
22d day Of March, 1875, and modified, etc,
July IA, 1876, 1 will sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, Courthouse Building, Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September I6, 1876,
within legal hours. the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
tO-WiJ: Begins at a point II chains and 81
links south of 8 blackgum marked j. o..
(southeast corner of John Rice'S 5tO0-acre
grant No. 2S3); thence south in the center Of q
country road or avenue 10 chains and s. links
to stake; thence west chains and links to
a stake; thence north 10 chsins and 50 links 10
q stake; thence casts chains and links to the
beginning, as per survey, subdivision and &C u
solicitation of lot ID, part OF Ii and p Cooper
subdivision Tor Is acres Of land, being p4rt Of
o. b. Parker's premises, and the same lately
occupied by Col. Luke ". Ftnlay, upon which
are valuable Improvements.
Terms of Sale-Cash. This August =, 1870.
E. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By 2. J. Black D. @. and M.
l.. ID. Nc istck, Randolph, Hammond 8
Jordan, and Smith & Collier, Atty's. tn
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18th Day of S sptember, 1s76,

between the hours of 10 am. and pm, in
front of the office of W. +. McNellly, No. rs
North Cherry street, Nashville, Tennessee,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described real estate, lying and being in
the State of Arkansas and county OF Desna
The q of section twenty 1851; the N - of
of section thirty. four [S4l; the " u of SW OF
section twenty-seven lz7l-au in township
seven ri, south of range one III, east of the
fifth T5l principal meridian of the state of
Arkansas and containing eight hundred 1900
acres, in satisfaction of the Indebtedness Sc
cured in the trust deed, balance of proceeds to
be paid to said assignee in bankruptcy. The
right OF redemption is waived by the terms oil
the deed. W. E. McHeiliy, Assignee in bank
ruptcy of the estate of John Packard will join
Inc in conveyance of TILE.
aul2 PATRICK HENRY, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
D on the 18th day of April, 1872, by John
ord Book d. 1871 ION pages 567, 56S aud 500, of
the county of Desha, State of Arkansas, to
which reference is made; and in obedience to
an order of the United States District Court,
at Nashville, In the matter of John Packard,
Bankrupt. and at the request of w. h. Nc
Nelly, $50, his Assignee in bankruptcy,
will. the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-24

TIE COTTON MARKET was entirely
without spirit yesterday, quotations re-
msining as on the day previous; New
York recovered 1-16c of the previous
days decline, and had q pre- ty good
dsy's sale OF spots, while Liverpool,
though quiet, was steady. The New
York Bulletin Of Monday reports: "Hold.
ers offer supplies to the full extent OF the
call, Snd when buyers bid market rates
they get all the cotton they want, hut a
shading on figures is seldom made.
From exporters there was little ing liry
last evening, snd q few are LOOKING
around to-day, but they do not appear by
any means anxious, and mostly claim
that, With the position OF affairs abroad,
they must secure es sier terms before stock
can be handled. Liverpool csme easier,
the crop and weather reports, public and
private, are improving, and the general
ipfluences at present shown are rather
weakening In character, tut the general
bull interest seems to be pretty strong,
and il is enabled to resist declining ten
denotes with fair she q OF success, all
Things considered, and especially as the
precsrious condition OF the crop as usual
at this season generates diffiGence
abous selling, except among the over
ssnEuine.n
The first bR'e Of cotton from the dis
trict OF country doing business IN Mem.
phis arrived here yesterday; the bale
received on Friday last was from the
New Orleans district The bale now re-
ceived, which is the first bale properly,
OF Memphis regular receipt, is officially
registered as follows in the books OF the
cotton exchanges: 'FiIst bale from
Memphis district received this morning,
August pa, hy Mrs. q r. Miller, FrisIs
Point, Mississippii shipped to J. s.
Richardson d Co; sold ID w. A. Good
wyn at 204c per pound; cIassed mid
ding. A. T. FARMLAND, auctioneer.
Second bsls from Memphis district,
raised by MsjjT William Polk, st
Benefits Landing, Mississippi; shipped
to W. B Galbreath, and sold to e. Ho
bart & Go. ar zoe per pound; classed low
middling. A. E. FARMLAND, sucLioDeer.
First bale ON Arkansas; raised by
Messrs. G. WOoten q Bro, Helena;
shipped to Msssrs J. d J. Steele & Co.;
solo to e Hobart & Co., at zoe per
pound; Classed low middiing. A. Z
Fr5nkland, tuetioDeer.
All G. Tuther sent the first bale off to
Philadelphia, free of charge, by the eel
ebrated = az Union line.
Quotations Et the Memphis cotton e..
u (.Nn
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Tuesday, September 5, 1875,

within legal hours, the following real estate,
described as fOllOws:~ Lying and being In
Shelby county, Z tennessee, District No. I, range
5, section 5, and being lot No. 2 OF the subdivt-
sion OF r. n. BOnd's lands in this cause,
bounded as fellows: Beginning at the south
east corner OF lot No. 1; thence south chains
and 81 links to the northeast corner Of dover
lot No. 3, with sweetgum pointers; thence
west IA chains ana 10 lin ks 70 the northwest
corner of dover lot Nos with TedOak sap
ling pointers; thence south l254 degrees eight
chains and IA links TO the southwest corner OF
said dover lot, with sassafrss and redOsk sap
ling pointers; thence west Is chains and 50
links to a stake, il being one of the corners OF
dover lot No. L; thence north : chains and 80
links to a stake, the northeast corner of dover
lot No. l; thence west 26 chains aud ~ links
TO the northwest conner OF said dover lot
stake, south 261S degrees east, SO links nom
wh1teoak marked X; thence north Is chains
and 50 links 10 a stake; thence east as chains
and As links to stake in the west line of the
Harrel tract; thence south two degrees est six
chains and 10 links TO the southwest corner OF
lot No. l thence east "A chains and 90 links to
the beginning, containing 81 53-l0O acres
Terms of SaIe-Cash. 4 his August 4, 1876.
JAMES REILLY, clerk
II NJ &. Rhatt. Solicitor. aus
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PROBATE SALE.
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
SHELBY COUNTY.

No. So, Il. DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee.-G. L Douglass, Admir-,
etc., VS.. r T. Bond ct al.
DY by virtue Of decree for sale entered in
ID this cause, 1 will sell, at public auction,
in front of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Tary1ybTc m
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Gold in New York closed st ll0t;
same ime last year, Il3s.
THF PRODUCE MARKET was quiet yes
tsfdsy. Corn, Is several small lots, sold
81 Ale, and 800 sack lot brought the
same; 100 sacks, in secCI d hand sacks,
sold 81 zoe, and GOO sacks at 404c. Oats
were quiet; sales of 20 sacks Of Tennes-
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Market dull; sales, $50 bales, Of all
which spinners took rs bales; export.
els, 20; speculstors, = Dusty cottons
quote 6G75c; stained, 729I0c, Price of
Iaiddling same time last year, lac.
nOTuTngT STA TErMpEJr
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r Yesterdays New York cloaiDg teles
grsm feporls:. Ordinary, 8 8 Ice; good
ordinary, 10 3.I6c; low middling,
ii l6e; middiirg, l2sc; middliny same
time last year, 14:3; sales, 2239 bales.
Tone Of the mS'ket: At 1890, dull;
1915, steady; 2:l5, easy; 1905, STEADY.
Tie following ars the closing rates IN
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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TRUSTEES SALE,

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to
ID me by Edward Walker on the 10th day
of August, 1875, which deed is recorded in the
Registers office of shelby county, Tennessee,
in Record Book, No. los, on page AZ, will, at
the request OF the beneficiary in said deed, on
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wednesday, 18th Day of September, 1876,

between the hours of IL o'clock am. and Il
O'Clock No.. in front of the courthouse, in the
city of Memphis, on Main street, sell at public
outcry, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the
following described real estate and appurte-
nances, lying and being in Shelby county,
Tennessee, and in said city of Memphis, to.
wit: Beginning on the west line of Orleans
street, at the corner where said line is inter-
sected by the south line of an alley, the same
being the northeast corner Of a lot conveyed
to Turner Hunt by deed, by the executors OF
D Al. Leatherman, deceased, and K. Q. Brink
ley, on the 18th of October, 1874; running
thence south with the west line of Orleans
street % feet; thence west, parallel with Lin
den street, thirty three feet, more or less, to
the " est line Of said lot, sold as aforesaid by
said executors and r. G. Brinkley; thence
northwardiy with said west line of said lot 60
feet TO the south side Of an alley; thence east
with the south line of said alley 80 feet more
or less, to the beginning. The right of re-
demption in case of sale is waived in the
Deed OF Trust. L will sell and convey Just
such title as is ve,ted in me- and none other.
aulS 7. q. LOCKWOOD, Trustee,
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saturday, August &c, Isze,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
see, and in and near the city of Memphis, to-
wit: Being lots Nos. s. 8, 3, 9, 10, Il, r. q, g.
%, 30, 81 and %, on Marley anu Carroll avenues,
In Jones subdivision.
The remainder interest in the following de-
scribed property (Rfter dover OF Rebecca
Burke, etc., tO-wit: Part or lot No, l, front
ing on east side Second street IS feet and run
ming back, between lines, lS5 feet on north
side and 1876 feet on south side.
Also, part of lot No. 2, rear of and part OF
Stoekyard, fronting so feet on alley south side
of said lot No. ?, and running back north be-
tween parallel lines, l23 feet, and being the
southeast corner of said lot.
Also, the fee in the following property, to-
wit: The south part of said STOCK yard, lying
Just west OF the dover portion above, fronting
80 feet on said alley and running back, be-
tween parallel lines, l23 feet.
Also, the brick tavern lot, fronting SO feet on
east, between parallel lines, 1856 feet TO the west
side of said last lot above.
Also, 10 Rent Notes of Frey and STAN brOugh,
each for $50.
Also, two housss, etc., on the ground leased
from one X. Marshall, belonging TO said estate,
and situated on -- street, etc.
Terms of Sale-Tne remainder interest and
fee aforesaid to be sold on a credit OF 8 and L
months; notes with approved security; lien
retained TO further secure same, and equity OF
redemption barred. The NOtss anu Houses
on lease to De sold for cash. For particulars
see PLAT and DECREE IN the cause.
This August 2 1876.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Z. ]. Black. ID. G. and NJ
U, W. Miller and Randolph, Hammond &
Jordan, Attorneys au3
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL Estate.

No. l766, R.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
eounty.-GeO. NJ. Hudnall, Executor Of Ja-
cob Burke, decd, VS.. Rsbecca Bdrkle ct al.
DY virtue OF an tnterlOcut0Ty decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the Sth day
Of June, 1876, l will sell, at public suction, TO
the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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COTTON PR gS gES.
Cotton Presses.
Prices Lower than the Lowest.

Prices Lower than the Lowest.
TVNHE GMETE HanH Power Cotton and
i Hay Press certainly stands without an
equal in the markets of the country. OVER
THREE HUNDRED now in use. Many,
many Planters have written us, declaring 1t
to be by tar the Best Press ever used or seen.
ENTIRELY NEw-SMIgH'S
Most Wonderful seIEActing, Wrought.
Iron HOTsJ.POWsr SCreW.PreSs
One thousand yards horse travel saved in the
process of packing each bale of cotton. This
Press packs up, and when the bale is finished
and taken from the Press, the screw pin is
easily made to revo We and carry down the
less time than half minute.
COTTO1 GINS.
The NebIfet and Goodrich Gins, and the
Brown Gins are fully equal, in every essen
lSI particular, to any that is made. We
will sell these Gins LOWER than any first
class Gin in market.
Don't fail to call at Messrs. Milburn, Walker
& Co.'s old stand, No. 81 Union street, and eX-
anime the Gins and witness tn operation of
both the HORSEPOWER Screw AMI Hand-Power
Presses. We are now prepaI ed to suit every
class of buyers, and fill all orders promptly.
Our motto is satisfaction to all purchasers
QUICK sales and shGrt profits
fr su&ww VIM. NJ. SMITH & co.
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Saturday, September 9, 1875.

WlIh1n legal houIst tAS IOLO"lbS uescIlooN
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn-s
tO-wit: Beginning at The int erst ctiOn OF the
south side OF Nelson avenue with the west
side of a country road 40 feet wide the north
east corner of lot No. 81; thence with the
south side of Nelson avenue 5li1% feet to the
northwest corner OF lot No. 80 and the north-
east corner OF lot No. "a; thence sOuthwardly
a parallel line with the country road afOre-
said 396 feet to the southwest corner Of lot No.
30 and the northwest corner of lot NO. 49,
thence eastwardly parallel line with Nelson
avenue 5l4 feet to the west side OF the country
road aforesaid; thence nOrthwardly with the
west side OF said road 1896 feet 10 the begin
ning-containiDe4 6S-lOO acres by estimation,
and being the same lot conveyed by I. a.
Nelson to the said z ,ischke and recorded In
Book 80, page l22, Records of Shelby C unity.
Terms OF sale-Cash. This August 10, 1875,
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By h. J. Black, Deputy Z. and NJ.
Wright & Wright, Attorneys aUly sat
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saturday, sepsembsr Ie, 1879,
CHANCEgY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

No. 1879, n. R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-JOhn w. Stone VS.. a.
Plischke ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day
of July, 1876, 1 will sell. at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, in front OF the Clerk and
Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street. Mem phiS, Tennessee, on
The Van Buren press., 1876-11-07
The Democratic Central Executive
Committee.

The Little Rock Gazette Of the ID,
publishes the official Circular of the State
Central Committee. endorsing Judge
Stuart as the regular nominee of the
party, and comments as follows:
We give place to-day to card signed
by Coils. b. 5. johnson and r. A. How
ard and DR.. c. A CAN'T, the only three
members of the state central committee
besides Col Clark, who reside in the dis
trict, indorsing Judge Stuart as the nom
inee of the democrat party of this dis
trict This card is also signed bv Col.
John VI. Harrell, Secretary of the State
Executive Committee, and, if time per-
mitted, we doubt not it would be indors-
ed by every member of the committee
IN the state except Col. Clark These
gentlemen have hestated about making
this semi-ohicial declaration until il be-
came apparent that their silence might
be construed, and now speak in the in
terest Of the integrity and perpetuitv of
the democratic party. Democrats, read
their statement and turn ont in your ma
iesty and indorse il at the polls.
The Van Buren press., 1876-11-07
Mcclure or Cravcns.

Where you find republican in doubt
how to vote, he will tell you that he
don't know which is the best to vote
for, to defeat the democratic party, Me.
Clure or Cravens' You can't put yom
finger on arcpublican that says he will
vole for Stuart, under any contingency
and why? He is the nominee of the
democratic party, and vote for Cra
vens, they think, may tend 10 disrupt
the democracy.
II is Stuart or Mcclure. Fellow dem
ocrats, don't be deceived by men thai
played into the hands of the radicals, two
The Van Buren press., 1876-11-07

bGy~ The Dardanclle Independent Ar
kansian is permitted to publish, it says,
n private letter written to &. r. Will
Jams, of Dardanellc, from dear friend,
of the date of Oct. 81, two days after the
speaking at this place Among other
things, it says +" McKennon gave Dun
ham the lie, and proved, by witnesses
that he was willful liar" This letter
is signed by four as which, very rcadi-
ly, spell "goss.'
Mckcnnon never gave Durham the
lie We were not present, but, learning
that something of the sort had been said
we spoke to Mr. Mckennon about it, and
he told us that he said nothing Of the
kind, but merely read the letter of Con.
nelly & Co., denying the statement.
We do not know, positively, who the
authors, but know the source it came
from, and demand that he make the cor.
rection as public as he has made Tic
charge.
We gave the authors name, and why
is it that the indignant Connolly, Me
Kenaon and Cravens Clarksville organ
does not give an answer to its readers
There is, evidently, more in the charge
than they like to have come to light.
The Van Buren press., 1876-11-07
ROBERT A. HOWARD,
b. S. JOHNSON,
G.. A. CAN'T
JOHN NJ. HARRELL, Secretary.
The Rings.
The Rings.

Those of our readers who are of an
obscrvant turn Of mind, cannot have
failed to notice that that class of per
sons who are loudest in their denuncia-
ton of certain errors, are most given to
their commission. This rule is equally
true, as a rule, in politics. Go through
this town, and see who are the most
furious in their cry of J" Rings
One Of the most fierce dcnouncers of
rings" is Witch $ amiable bed-fellow,
the belli-eose Thomson. Was he Il mem
ber Of a "ring p He was, and one of
the basest- meancst and most proscrp-
tive that ever endeavored to domineer
over people, the know-Nothing party.
And this clustering, bowling, drivelng
demoniae denounced in the most terrible
terms not only foreigners, but all who
even expressed sympathy with them in
a,,,>eei.;e., .ea-A'---,-. -.-t'o,J Pvroerutiun.
This was the ring that this dmiable po-
litical gymnast belonged to. A secret,
political clique, which, under the huge
veil of concoamont, plots and plans the
most dlabolical schemes to deprive for.
elgn born citizens Of euery right to which
naturalization, under American laws, en-
titles them. Was not that nest ofiniouitv
the most exacting and uncompromising
of any political ring that ever existed
in this or any other country What
constitutes such a course on the part of
Gen. Thomson more infamous than ev-
erything else, is that, if the nativity of
his ancestry could be obtained, it would
be discovered that other than pure Eng
lish blood coursed through his veins. He
out lIeroded Herod in the bitterness OF
his malicious attacks upon those who
were not "native and to the manor
born
Here they arc! Two sweet "ring-
ists.' Granville, the political somer,
saultist, and ardent and enthusiastic sup
| porter of II radical candidate for Sheriff
and the belligerent-bully, Thomason, a
leading and efficient member of the
Know Nothing party, are the two he
roes. Just think of such men rs Will
cox and Thomason dcnouncing rings
1t is but Satan denouncing sin. Now,
| when their fortunes ara on tho uano
they cry " Unclean!' and pretend to
pursue course which gives the direct
lie to euery act OF their past lives, by
opposition to rings.
Again, Wilcox and Thomson, are
fierce in their denunciations of what they
term the Llttle Rock Ring" utterly ig-
noring the fact that they are laboring
in the interest of the" great north west"
ring. They are trying, in connection
with Sparks and Ben. Duval, Of Fort
Smith, to disorganze the present demo
cratic party, that, upon its shattered
foundation they may erect political
structure, within which they may re-ae-
quirc their old place and position. They
may as well .recite to themselves the
words of the great Wolsey, d" Farewell
a long 3arewell to all my greatness" for
on the 7th of November they will be
buried in grave from which there is nc
| resurrpction