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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

MISCELLANEOUS.
VVHE KING OF CROCKgRY,
ISIDORE LEVI,
Has his headquarters with
A. PEISER Il CO.,
..n1oGoZlne Street. ......A
New Orleaua
Wholesale and retail dealers in CROCKBRY,
CHI0A, GLASSWARE. HOUSK FURNISHINGS and
manufacturers Of PLAIN AND JAPANNkD TIN.
WAR;.
Buyers viii and bargains in crates OF ASSORTED
GOODS and every description Of PLAIN AND
FANCY ARTICLB0, freshly imported, and ct - low
prices 40 can be obtained in thts country.
Interview him ct No. "a Magazine street. near
Common. fe27 lot
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Csterns made to order and repaired AL work
warranted to give entire satisfaction. lot Of els
terns from 1000 to % 600 ealone made Of the best
mateiial and workmanship kept constantly On
hand and for sale 1t
Prices g Suit tho Times.
Orders promptly attended to. fe13 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

A RE YOU IN NEED OF MONEY
If %, Apply at the C0rner Of Dauphlno
and st. Louis Streets,
Where second hand Furniture Men and Women's
Clothing, French, English and Spanish BooAs etc.,
are bought.
Subscription to the Reading Room, 81 per month.
Goods inspected at home If desired.
j. BEGON,
de3 ~ Corner Dauphine and St. Louis streets
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
New Orleans, March 8, 1876.
NUNDING OF OLD BONDS INTO PREMIUM
Il bonds will be resumed TO-DAY. The next
allotment OF ee:ies will tai place on the fteeLt tn
Of April.
mh8 St 3D. PILSBURY, Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

D1PARfNHNT OF FINANCE
City Hall New Orleans, February s. 1876.
VVAX BILLS OF 1876 WILL BIB READY FOR
Il delivery on MONDAY. seventh instant. Two
and one-half per cent rebate will be allowed ON al
bills paid up to the twentieth instant inclusive
two per cent on all paid MP to the twenty ninth
instant; and one per cent during March, after
which interest at ten per cent Der annum and
costs will accrue.
les tmh3l I'D. PILNRURY, Administrator.
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HOME INSURANCE co.
OF MEMPHIS.
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
IN the PROVISIONS OF q certain Deed OF Trust
executed on the 18th day OF December, 1872,
nom Luke P. Blackburn and Julia NJ. Black
burn 10 me as trustee, securing to Adams
COckburn the payment of certain indebted.
ness mentioned therein, as the same is of re-
cord In Book e, 1872, on page 3i2 10 344 of the
records OF Desha county, Will proceed, on
ThuEsdBy, Ihe 2Sth or Deee embeF, lS76,
at the front door Of the courthouse OF Desha
county, between the hours for judicial sales,
to oner for SALE at pu blic auction, 10 the high
est bidder, Tor cash, the following real estate,
situated near LacOnia, In Desha county, Ar
kansas, and described in said Trust Deed as
follows: Parts OF sections thirty and thirty
one, in township seven a. south, and range
two ~ east, and more particularly described
as follows: Commencing at the quarter Sec
tiOn corner, between sections 81, T Z, X 2 Z and
30, TT, X l Il, and running north with said
township line to miadle OF Lake Killarney or
10 Inc pO Mt where SAID township and section
line crosses said lake, or the slough leading
thereuntO; thence in q northessterly direc.
tion through the middle of said lake and with
the line established in decree in the case OF
Gaines ct al VS.. johnson ct al, recently pend
ing in the Desha Circuit Court, to the center
OF bayou or slough leading out of SAID lake;
thence In sOutheaSteTly direction down the
middle OF said bayou or slough and with said
established line TO point in said bayou or
slough where q olongation of the private
IeVee hereinafter described would cross said
bayou or slough; thence in a sOutherly di-
rectton until it strikes said private Ievee near
the ctstern-Wells on said lands where gin
formerly stood; thence in q southwest erly d.
rection by and with said private levee to ssiu
section line OF 81 and 50; thence north with
said section line to the place of beginning,
containing, by estimation, lb5 acres or more
blackburn, Special Comm issiOner in Oh N.
cery, TO said Julia NJ. Blackburn, by deed
dated December s, 1872.
Watson, Ark, September Is, 1876. se2S
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NASH SILLE.
Aass.Mee ing Of the Democracy In Rec
Ognition Of the Success Of the
e Party in Indiana. .

NASHVILLE, October IA AT g mass.
meeting to. night in front of the head
quarters OF the Democratic executive
committee, in recognition of the Dsmo-
cratic success in Indiana and West V ir
ginis, the following resolutions were
read by the chairman OF the State COM
mittee and unanimously adopted
Resolvsd, That the DsnIooraoy Of the
Hermitage district OF Tennessee have
read with the pro ouadest qualification
intelligence OF the success IN IUdisna
and West Virginia OF the Democracy,
and of the gallant struggle made by
their brothers in Ohio in the interest of
law and order and an ipsaparable union
Of harmonious government, which
will assure pro. o.perity to each member
and every citizen thereof.
ResoIUed, That the Democracy at
the homes and near the graves of
Jackson, Polk and johnson, extend
IN their brethren in Indiana, Odie and
Virginia their SINGER s. congratulations,
and express the confident hope that the
October elections are but prelude to
the great triumphal march in Novem-
har
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In another column We publish the
names Of the directors elected yesterday
to manage the B3rstaria canal enter
ptise, together with an extract from The
report OF Captain John Cowdon on the
"Routes TO the Sea end the BarAtaris 8
Canal" This is one of the moat impor-
tsnt enterprises ever inaugurated in this
section, and Captain C)wdon, for his
untiring energy and indOmitsbie perss-
verapce deserves the recognition which
the organization Of this company i'm.
p!ieI. No better selection for president
than Mr.. BayIiss could have been made.
He is empha!ica ly the right man in the
right place. With his Knowledge aud
large experience on the question Of di-
rect trade, and his extensive scquaiB-
tanee with the financiers OF Europe, he
will be able ID advance the into rssfs
committed to him, sustained, as he viii
be, especially by directory embracing
the irst legal, financial and commercial
men Of this city snd New Orleans.
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Personal.

JULIUS WINTER, JR., is registered st
the Peabody.
Mr.. HORACE ANDREWS has returned
from the east.
THOMAS G. LOWE has returned from a
professional trip to Detroit, Michigan.
JERRY s. SMITH, of the house Of
Schiller & Co., st. Louis, is now visiting
the city.
l. D CONAwAY, rental agent, no. S
Madison street, reports good demand
for residences centrally located.
Mr.. ED JACOBS, formerly of our city,
but now of New Orleans, is III town on
his return from the Centennial.
Mr., Phil g. COOKE, the king of
planters in the YszoO valley, is in the
city, for the first Cine, making his fall
purchases.
II. L. GUIoN & Co., real estate, rental
sud sale agents, nave hOuses and farms
for rent and sale-psy taxes and do a
general real estate business.
THE register at the cotton exchange
yesterday contained fne names of the
following visitors: 9. e Gregory, Nash.
vile; Ell Jacobs, New Orleans.
COLONEL G.. w. ARMIsrEAD, Of the
Bolivar Bulletin; his brother, Mr.. w. 4.
ArmisTe~d, prominent merchant, sud
Mr.. L. w. Psrran, also of Bolivar, are
10 the clLy.
Rev. G. W. GRIFFIN, ID, Of
Brownsville, Tennessee, viii preach
this morning IN the First Baptist church
of this city. He is considered one OF the
ablest ministers OF the BAptist denomi.
Dation in the State. Go aud hear him
MAJOR 81. D BULKLEY bas returned
from New York, where be has been 60.
journing several months. Wesre pleased
10 know thst he is in good health, aud
that his family are also epjey ing tho
same blessing. rt.r
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TRIUMPH OF The KNABE PIANOS.
A Diploma of Honor, Medal of Merit,
and Certificate of Distinction at
the Centennial.
CENTENNIAL ExHIBITIoN, !
PHTTA AnEI,PHIA 0etnhar \ lS-6 I

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, October ), 1876. ,-
Wm. Koa0e d Co. have won great
victory, and they are 10 be congrstuiat.
ed. They triumph over sil competitors
in the pisno-forts department, and have
been awarded the highest honors ia the
power of the Centennial authorities to
bestow. Tne judges Of awards aod the
Centennial commission have unani-
mOusly drcreed them the diploma OF
honor, the medal of merit, and, in sd
ditiou, a certificate of distinction. Tne
reports of the judges, specifying the eie-
ments of merit, are tue only reliable ex-
ponents OF their decisions, and their re.
port on the Knabe piano states that
these instruments possess the highest
excellence, and that they more nearly
approach perfection than any OTHER in.
sIIuments, IN power, richness, and SYM
pathetic quality OF tone, in esse aud
certainty of action, and in elegance and
durability of workmanship. This leaves
nothing to be desired, and In recog aiziRg
aHd commenting this rSre OmbinatiOn
OF qualities in ali their styles of grsnds,
squares and upwTights, the judges have
acted wisely, and have but iDdorsed and
ratified the opinion of the great MAORI
ty of visitors at the Centennial. The
Messrs. Kusbe d Co. have made less
noise and been more sparing in the use
of hOmbast than some OF their comp I'll.
tors, preferring to leave with the judges
the duty of determining which pisnCs
were really the best. The judges were all
experts, and they promptly rendered
their verdict in favor OF the KGabs
planes The public viii doubtless COM
mend their action. Tne agents Of this
celebrated piano in lhis city are L.
Gospel & Co., 375 Main street. They
have the different sly les on hand, anu
take great pleasure in exhibiting them
to parties wishing to purchase 3 first
class ii S rumsnt. .
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lor whatever settlement il made should
be permanent, and should be il al
thing5 compiled wi b."
The re2soo5 ior 5hess opinions I gave
IN these speeches, and will not repeat
them here. | believe these are tbs cen
uments aGd feelings CT the people OF tie
STATE. Every legislature hich hes nel
irce 1855 has reeOgnis ID the validity Ct
the State debt. Every governor hat We
I have mad, and every candidate now run
ming FOR goyeELS.vii, HIS also rscC gaiz "a
the validity Of the Gebt. Tae only qUss-
| ton ia our ability to pay, aud what
would be > fair and just settlement, 0w-
ing to the changed condition Of eur
Country, and the ii1cI essed value Of
money and the decreased value ~
property within the last fur years. l
believe these matters can, with wisdom
aud prudence, be adjusted TO the satis
faction Of all parties II the next leeis.
lature shall fail to do 50, il will incur q
fagrf0l re: possibility. We must not per.
NIT the debt 10 grow and become 2 nor
ri0le burden upon the people in he u.
ture. II we psT1lit the credit OF Tennes.
see to be permanently destroy ed and her
character TO be tarDished forever, it will
- A " = - - J" u Pm AAGA .AAilSCA4al lLbrIS
esis ffOm which We can never re.
cover. 1t will destroy sll enterprise,
put q stop to al improvements, oriva
away ell immigration and prevent all
influx OF capital, so nsc 2ssarg to our
SUCCESS ana our prosperity. Il is not the
effect upon the bOndhOiders that l an
looking G st, but it is the effect upon our
selves. Tie bondholders, even the
widows sud orphans who Invested tbs cir
money under the sanction of our Laws
IL State bonds, beosuse they confjjsd IN
the honor Of our State, can survive their
losses, but we can never Tscovsr from
the loss Cf State character. I believe
snch al arrangement can bs made that
the present rate of taxation will liqui-
date the whole debt within the lifetine
CT those who hssr me, al d TO THE, # it
can be done, 1 think the people will
willingly assent.
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cloaks, cloth cloaks, beaver cloaks, fur
trimmed clOaks, furs, cloakiDg velgets
aud trimming veivets in all the new
shades. Judging from the immenge
Groves that from an early hour to the
closing of the doors Of this popular es-
taolishment st night, the "Grsnd Can
tepnisl Fall Opening" at Messrs. B.
Low Wsns..ain & Bios. was what il prom
ised TO be-the most interesting and st,
tractive OF the season.
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Circuit Court-HeiskeII Judee

The following cases constitute tue Cat
endar for Monday: 300, RalSton VS. Douglass;
323S, CicalIa VS. Cicalla; $3.50, Oscar Woodbridge,
assignee w Arbuckle; 1888, Bailey VS. Men,
phis and VIcksburg packet company; 3il7,
Overton VS. Leidy ct al; 3440, Metropolitan ma
tiopal bank OF New YORK VS. billiard; $40,
3574, Williams VS. James, administrator: 1906.
Tuggle VS. rhscher ct al: 1851, swain and wife
VS. Cubbins & Gum; 1865, Juniper ct al vs
Zones, executor; 357l, Woodbridge, assignee,
VS. Markey; S57S, white, executor, VS. Topp;
1913, Allen, administrator, VS. WilkersOn; $3.50,
Bush VS. Feagan; 1851, Greenlaw, executor, VS.
Buck; 1884. Carver, use, etc VS. Carnes; 35S5
Smith VS. Vaccaro; 1885, Smith VS. Paducah
and Memphis railroad company; 1891, First
national bank vs. Anderson 1893, JBquess,
use, ETC., VS. Peters; 1886, warren & 90, use,
ETC.. VS. Day, Kealhofer & Co; Sj9S, Maginnis
Il Sons VS. daycock 1851, Fl lrkreader VS. Stew
art; 1906, Colman, trustee, VS. Griffin,
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THE official vote OF Hamilton county,
Olio, received by telegraph, is IS fol-
lows: First district for congress-say-
Ter, Democrat, 14,l44; Force, Republi-
can, Is, 474. Second Banning
Democrat, IA 1873; Matthews, Republi-
CAD, IA 05S. For sheEif-WsIlace, Dem
ocrst, 2S009; Taylor, Republican, ~
9l. Couo;y Clerk-Bsrnsrd, Dsmo-
crst, 1885, K'e5borth, Republican,
q R7I-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

THE weather was very c)Id al eleven
O'Clock last night, and grew colder
toward morning., the result Of stern
wave which swept 90 Sn upon us by the
st. Lawrence, the lakes and the Ohio
from Q -abac via Ottawa, Cincinnati and
Louisville. at the two first and the
last Of thesg places, snow fell, the street.
cars beirg g stopped in the Canada cities,
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PROBE .hIONAL.
DIR. CIoptOn,s Last week in the Ci

DIR. CIOptOn's Last Week in the City.
It has for many years been admitted
by thousands Of the profession south,
that DR.. j. A. Clopton treats PILES, FIs.
TULA, etc with more success than any
one in America, as proof Of which,
hundreds Of the profession have been
his patients-FOhySicidns in every city in
the south have been his patients. DR..
G. is now at the WOrsham house, Men,
phis. Cared by single APPLICATION.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

MoTENEGRo, like servis, is opposed
to peace. Nevertheless it appears prob
able that the Porte's Ieegsst for the ap.
pointmeDt Of commissioners to arrange
the details of an srmistice will be &C.
csded TO. 1t is expected tina. the mill
tary attaches Of the various embassies
at CoEstantinople will be appointed
Commissioners.
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~EArHER PROBABILITIES,

NAR DEPT., OFFICE CE. BIG. OFFICEE,
Nksh-hGrug, October Is s.El. I
For Tennessee and the Ohio vaQey.
and lo10er lake region, Tistpg and high
barometer, dinaiT.skiTg no1thery or
t0s'tsTty ufHds, roLder, party clotds,
'0eath.T, and IN the first section coca
siOaaL TafT NTH heavy frosts.
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vi HI n
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That, by virtue OF a yenultOni exponas
to me directed from the honorable circuit
court of Shelby county, tennesses, in the case
OF j l. Marable vs. P. B. flanagan, judgment
rendered on the 18th day OF May, 1876, Tor the
sum of two hundred and fifteen dOllals, with
interest and costs of suit, TO satisfy said judg-
ment, etc, will, on
thursday, sGH DAY OF November, 1876,
in legal hours, In front of the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, ( II cash. the following de-
serIbed property, TO wit: Situated, lying and
being in the county Of shelby, State of Ten
nessee, in the city of Memphis: Beginning at
a point in the east line Of Main street, 20 feet
nOTtn Of the intersection Of said line with the
north line of Winchester street; running
thence north, 20 feet; thence east, 80 feet !;
thence south, 20 feet; thence west, 80 feet, to
the beginning, beiOg part of lot l90-leyied on
a. the property Of defendant p. b flanagan,
20 satisfy said judgment, interes; and costs.
Memphis, 10th day of October. 1873.
y. L. ANDERSON,
.PheTif of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY W. D. Cannon, Deputy sheriff.
searcy, Atty tor plaintiff. sells
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

A RUNOR that tre car o; Russia hai
abdicated in favor Of his son, which has
been authoritatively denied, prevsiled
in New YORK yesterday for some time,
to the great comfort OF bulls in wheat,
who are today several thousands OF del
lsrs bette off.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

BY telegram from Ssvannsb, We
learn that the tot2l lnterme1ts yester-
day were six cen, Of which nine were
from yellow ever. Sister Mary Berch
man, formerly Miss Mary Whelsn, died
yesteTdGv,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

A SPECIAL to the Nashville American
from Murfreesboro, says that the spet ch
delivered in that place on the twelfth
instant by Ex-Governor Esrfjs excited
more enthusiasm and was better received
than sDy speech Of the canvass, ard be
holds warm place in the hearts OF the
people for his vigorous effjrts in behalf
OF reform
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIS. October I4.-The river has fallen
inches. Weather-rain last night and this
morning; cloudy and cool since. Arrived !
Capitol City, Vicksburg, Departed: Capitol
City, Vicksburg; Bee ana barges, New Orleans.
. LOUI SVILLE, October I4-The river is
falling, with feet inches IN the canal. The
weather Is clear and cool. Up: Thomas Sher-
lock and Andy Baum, Cincinnati. Down st.
Francis Belle, New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN, Cf South
Carolina, has made formal and written
application to the President Tor troops.
TIE cabinet he's it under consideration
as well as sn unCficicl call from Vir.
ginia R1dieslS TO serd troops to the
seeo3d sn6 fourth districts OF that State
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Logwood, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial on
Monday next: Ill, David Bonner; 375, Abe
homss; 392, John Patentridge; 350-35l, Jerre
Wilson; SSS, ROush Taylori Ss7, sam Black;
SSl, William Howard and Thomas Smith; 376,
Henry King; 356, Michael M'Carty; 33S, Bill
johnson; 347, Mike NJ Donald; 344, Ed Wright
34I, Jim Jones; $40, John Stocks; S34, Henry
Thompson; 2S3, Henry smith; 229 John Allen
279, George Washington; 30, George Walker;
267, William Banks: 264, Thomas Ryan; 263,
Charlton Bennett; AS, Louis johnson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

ACCoRDIHG to the official returns Il le-
graphed yesterday, Miller, Democrat,
was elected governor Of Arkansas by a
msj ,rity Of thirty-three Thousand nire
hundred and ninety-two over Bishop,
RsnuhIipao
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

THE following is the form Of call
which brought q mesgerly attended
convention together Ia Ripley yestsr-
day:
A LOW-TAX CONVENTION.
A Dorsey p. Thomas, anti-ring, anti-fund
ers, anti-coupOu clippers, low ak meeting
will be held ct kp!ey on saturday, October
IA, 1876, to nominate q c Candiiate FOR the sens-
UoriaI district composed OF LauderdaIe, Dyer
aud Haywood. The counties IL crested will
please send delegates. Rally, Tenuessssns,
rally The remorselesS boBdhOlders and cOU-
pOn-clipper-, led by Governor Porter, would
sacrif se your romes and everything that IS
dear 10 you 10 CRAFTY their ayaTiciaus de-
mands. Signed BY MANY CITIZENS.
BROWNSVILLE, TENN, october 6, 1876.
Could anything be more sneakirg G
than this, which, instead of being pub
Hshed in the newspapers Of this city and
the counties nsmed, was posted in the
by-wBys and sent BY mail, especially
avail2ble just now 70 al. VINO are will
ing to assist in destroying the Dsmo-
cratic party. DeGsgoguery finds in this
call its most fitting illustration, and it
cannot fail to shock every citizsn in
Memphis 2s 90 infamous attempt 70 as
sassiuate the character OF Governor Por-
ter by sffixiDg to him the stigma Of one
who would sscTifire the homes and
everything that is deer 20 the citizens Of
Tennessee. And tdis is iadependency-
this ls what the ThOmss men resort to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-15

GENERAL RUFUS King, long time
connected with the Milwaukee Sentinel,
and who resigned the eff ,s Of rnirister
to Rome in 1851, died IN New Yolk on
FLidsy night.
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEc,
4 That by virtue Of an execution to me
directed from the Honorable Probate Court
of shelby county, Tennessee, in the case o ( II,
l.. Schroeder We. Caroline b. Schroeder, iudg
ment rendered at the May term. lS75, for the
sum of eighty four dollars and fifty cents, and
costs Of suit, to satisfy said Judgment, ETC.,
will, en-
Saturday, 4th Day Of sEOVember, 1875,
in legal hours, In 'front.' of the courthouse,
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed TO sell, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed property, tO-wit; Lying, being and
situate In the county OF shelby, State Of Ten
nessee, being the northern half of the 1879
acres on the Randolph road, and more partic-
ularly descriUed follows: Beginning at
stake at the corner of Sam MOsby'S southwest
corner, on the east side of the big Creek plank
road; thence east, 900 chains, 10 a stake;
thence south, 81 chains, to a stake; thence
west, 2O70 chains, to a stake in the east side Of
the Big Creek plank-TOad second sIeeD:
thence north with said road, 4.S7 chains, to the
place of beginning, containing 80 acres-lev-
led on as the property OF defendant II. l..
Schroeder, TO atisfy said Judgment, interest
and costs
Memphis, 4th day of October, 1875.
G. L. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn.
ByW ID. Cannon, Deputy Sheriff.
Watt Strong. Atty TOR DlaintQ, gel5
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W. M'ELRoY. Sergeant

THE Democrats Of Omaha had 8 jubi.
lee yesterday over the victory in H.
diana.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday # cotton and gold: Mo-
York cottos' i0so. Memphis cotton, lot.
Nes0 York sod, lO9t. Memphis go,d,
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POLITICAL.
Casey Youur

Hon. Casey Young, candidate for con-
gress; w A. Nilikin, candidate for state SEN
ator; W. A. Collier, candidate for joint eprs-
sentative, and h. b. Perry, candidate for
county representative, Will address the cili
sens of fFsyette county at the following times
and places:
Lagrange, Monday, October 16. 1876.
MOSCOW, Tuesday, October II. 1876.
Somervflle, Wednesday, October Is, 1876.
Macon, Thursday, October l9, 1875.
ROsSviile. Friday, October q, 1870.
Msson's Depot, Saturday, October p, 1876.
At which times and places the respective
opposing candidates are respectfully invited
to attend, when and where An equal division
OF time will be accorded to them.
The undersigned, Democratic and Re.
publican candidates fox congress, have
agreed 10 meet in joint discussion at the
above times and places.
CASEY YOUNG,
.-r W. Nj. RANDOLPH