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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-13
. 3D., ...... BY d Gorge d. Poindexter, 81. .
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
1900 Main street, under Planters National Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE
L MOST VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS IN
HOCKtTTS.-By virtue of the provisions n Ger.
tain died Of trust executed September T. 1878. and
OF record fn the rhancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond D. b. o6 C.. p. 247 SHALL as trustee,
sell 1oon the premises, on SATURDAY the ! 9th
instant al O'Clock p. ~, the following des cribed
In that part Of the city known a. Port Mayo"
fronting sixty feet on seventh street, or Osborne
turnpike, and running back 10 the property or
Robert Kerse, trustee. ana bounded en- the west by
Orlrsns street. This Is regarded as one Of the best
business lots In Rockets.
TERMS: Reasonable and made known at sale.
NH 8 JOHN A. MURPHY, Trustee.
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By J. l.. Apperson,
Resi- Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Main streets.

DMINIsTRATOR'S AUCTION SALE
n OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUREI-
TTRt.-WiIl he sold on TUESDAY, IAN March,
1876, at II O'Clock A. NJ, at No. 107 Seventh,
between Franklin and Grace streets. me former
res idence of the late Or. Tuft ali Of the HOUSE
HOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE, comprising
The usual articles OF gtnteel household, such as
CARPt rs. TABLES,
BRDSTEAnS, BEDS,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS (some of them ine),
SAFES,
BkD.LISFN, BLANKETS, &C..
and complete assortment OF KITCHEN FURNl-
TERMS: CASH PHIL HAXALL,
NH q Admi nistratGr.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


ORGAN FOR SALE.-A splendid PAR
" LOR ORGAN. dv- months In use, and In per-
feet order be bought al great sacrifice. This
organ cost $3.50 at factory, and has nire stops and
tul organ knee-sWeils. Apply at 314 BYRD street,
Candles Hill. - NH list
DOR SALE Or EXCHANGE, a band
4 some UPRIGHT SbOW-CASE, 6 feet long
by 81 feet high with shelving, suitable for silver.
ware, millinery, or fancy goods: or will be c1-
changed for two fat cases. Can be seen at 1900
Main street ~ NH IL .2t<
TAMES T. NEALE, No. 121 Eighteenth
q stree,, has for sale one TWO HORSE SP RING
TRUCK, Two -sfRlN, nEhfs, three SPklNG
for family use. 4 s,, one secord-h1nC ROCK
AWAY aud Phi ALTON; u lot Of new aud SECOND
sPKING paAf. Repairing done IN good style.
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ri a ua-rruEs SA EES--Eutufe Days.
BY Grubbs Il Williams fga 1
.H Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, I
~ Eleventh, street between Main and Bank.

rJ,RusTEEs SALE OF TWO FRAMFD
Il TENEMENTs. Mes. .735 AND 727 NoRIH
DUVAT1sTRFETs, AT hUCTiON.-In eIecu,
lion o. the provisions Of deed OF trust oatsa REQ
f;haacsry Court of The city Of Richmond IN deed
book 81 B., on page 4a2, TshulI sell at anetiop.
upon the premises, on SATURDAY. 6.h March,
1875, at AZ O'Clock P. NJ, the TWO FRAMED
TkNENFNIS situated as above described: each
containing seven rooms; besides kitchens with TWO
rooms each. 49, r1s,.t u .s.tr 80
These houses are comparatively new: al d one of
them Is occupied BIZ Mrs. Quaries and the other
vacant. They front about 20 feet each, ano haYe
side alleys and back about lag feet to alley
I g. feet wide. /. -s.t. -.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for all cash,
but II Is probable that all the parties In interest will
consent to liberal terms OF payment ~ IS
I To- -Es j. II. MONTAGUE, Trustee.
CRITTERS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, r.-t..=.
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OFFICE DAVENPORT CO..1
STOCK BROKERS AND STOCK ACCTIONEERS,
RICHMOND.

WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION. AT
w our office lover the First National Bank), on
THURSDAY the 18th day OF March, 1875, at y
$40, 900 NEW YORK AND OSWtGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT, RECEIVERS
CERTIFICATES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pal payable January ], 1877 interest, January
and July.
win also sell such other BONDS and STOCKS as
N' .-~-DAyENPORT & co,
NH f.tds Stock Brokers.
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AUCifti.sN. sALEs-rn,urs Dny.: !
~ 8 fs,.J by tampso u.& McGrary !.
{sIccessors TO Sims & Sarnpscr),
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. COL Hull street, Manchester, Va.

sDUBLIc SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
4 ADJOINING THELANpS0Ex S W I. f. H. BEAN !. IN
THE BROADROLK TEACT-Atxhe rquet OF
Mrs. Johnw. Lipscomb, we vi. eass a, puzzle !;
auction, on The premises, on the Si 9
REAUTiEUI.1 LOTS OF TRU&KIEGs AND
FARMING LAND, eoniaieipR BY recent .5Ird survsy
seven md halr acres, and seven acres. The lot OF
four acres has small house thereon; The bslanse
unIInproEed. This prnperty will oe SOLO as Wnos'
aud is within one and half miles OF The city OF
Manchester; approacbsbe by the new ro; o.. aeesn.
rcck road; ir a vicinity healthy aud respeciabie.
This Is an admir- BILE opportunity for prisons desas
Ing suburban RESIDENCES he land IS ior tpe moss
at oar of1ce. z,-s 81 49, ..-.E'''..
TEaMs: Made known day OF sale. :.
SAMSON & McCEARY,
rob11 = t. Auctioheers.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE YALE.
EOR SALE PRiVATELY.. q BEaUTI-
Il FUL LOT, fronting thirty-eieht feet seven
iuches on southwest corner Of Federal and Clover
STR S. by ITO feet inches TO an alley twenty feet
wide, peing Lot No. !, square 396. in the plan Of
"Odahrin." For terms apply 10
= -. t.-.f f.'.r r. D. EACHO.
mh1O.4t No. Fourteenth sIreeA.
ALSO, SOME BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
II LOTS In the growing city Of Manchester, at
low nrices and long credits, *. u. EAGHO,
mn lO.4t No. Fourteenth street,
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Alctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
No, llOS Main street:

THIRTY FEET OF GROUND ON THE
L WtST SIDE OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN
CLAY AND Leigh SHEETS FOR SALE At
AU TION.-By- virtue Of a deed Of trust from
Fannie Bouldin to me. recorded In Chancery Court
d. b. l05 B. pare 362. and In default thereof.
Will fell on the Ieinisea Oh SATURDAY, March
lS, 1876, at ~ O'Clock, THIRTY FEET OF
GROUND located IS above Described The open.
ing OF Thirteenth street to Marshall has I'M approved
the value of this proper,y very censid. rably.
TERMS: About $40 cash the balance In four,
eight aud twelve months, with interest added.
NH 8 ids JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
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II RTTERtHgAps, a 70 9s.7s pay fssn,
IL s;tss oisFaTaH lFsSniTIasad6ss.
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TMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE
L sale we will sell the VACANT LOT on The east
sd of Fourth street adjoining the above described
houses the souh. 1t fronts 6 feer, and runs
back ! 90 feet tn alley 10 feet wide. -
} Terms: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NIB Anctioneers.
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BY George E. Crawford,

BY George Z. Cra"lOru,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank street, next to custom house.
DY REQUEST OF THE OWNER. I will
D sell at auction WEDNESDAY, March 18th, at
5P. NJ. on the premises1he desirable LOT on The
north side of Leigh street between Third an0
Fourth streets. The lot fronts 25 feet, running
back SO fe, to wide alley.
TERMS: 300 ash balance In monthly install
msnts of $40, with Interest added, and title re-
Timed until all of the purchase money is paid.
GEORGE r. CRA Ord,
NH q ThFM&W4t AuctiOneer
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BY Lancaster q Lucke, .s... Ia
Steck and Real Estate Brokers.
State Bank building, RichnoLd, Va.

TRUST TEES SALE OF ELK ISLAND
By. virtue or ceed IL trust executed on the
2S,h day 81 December, II 72, and duly recorded,
se shall, being dured thereto by The banefciar+s
10 said d. ed sell by public auction the premises,
on THURSDAY The 23d OF March, 1878. At II
e'clo X, the farm known as tl.k ISLAND, lying GA
James river. In the counties Of Goochand and Cum.
beriana, about ,i1 miles above Car,erss Vile, and
about two niles from "ls Hill anding, adjoining The
lands OF Juin Harrison and others, and contain
log about 1908 acres he buldings canss. Of new
dwelling. house and all necessary ou.butldtngs.
This farm is considered by many the best In The
state OF Virs!nia and has reputation co-cxiensiye
wi h the state. 1880, .a.lt " lssf.9,
, We win also sell At the came time and place
f1 IA MULES, 49, ~ .issht
] HORSE, ls.as.sE ....4 taH a.
II head OF CATTLE,
49, IL HpGS. y.
And oil the valuable FARMING IMPLEMENTS
on the place.
Z TEXAS: Cash sufficient TO nay the expenses Of
salo and three notes OF aS,00o each With interest
from 2Sth December, 1879; and for the bsfauee,
On credit Of one. two: and lhree years. With "a.
tertss for the day ef sale, evidenced By negoahle
notes or the purchaser and secured by aesa Of lRss
on the property. nnAEaHH1 X SsIp HaaIITr1N'
A9e Tras.es&
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DUYHENRY C. BOSCHEN'sRlChNA
ID MOND CITY-MADEsHots; prIx 10
low as northern gnoos. no Ruar.p,rss44 a BIO
better Fold by n -.RhANl BostnGhy HasgY
g. BoSCHEN, els BROAD, and AZ o .ns ratrt
22l Main street, be. sre1 nnpprSss siiluss
Special attention Is called 70 S5 tTiPS-bssi tls
With STOCkWELL PATEsi Re $50
nr-
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OREAT REDUCTION IN ~
" price OF BOOTS and SHOES. N ofI. s,iiey t;s
der % make room 2, sYrissg FS doc tcsf
ScSs 5s Hs - GHirEns. hand. sewed e III oss
Misses' sCHUOL-SHOES. $2.oo' AM
goods In proportion :. wp. ". TAYLoks.
no Fourth sad Broso -
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,

ORGANIZED IN 1925.
CASH cAPITAL........$ 400,000.00
1,OUo,COofO
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r AIDES FINE DRESS AhDsA.
walking Roots 10 calf. goat. kid. foIed ~
and lasting; 1entlemen's Machine. .BinaJ ~s:
and Cable-Sewed Calf Boots, Gaiers., 'WS,hirx.
Boys Dress-Gsiters and Boots: Misses ,I1I,pu'
Roofs In ali STYLES and colors: Trunks,
Satnsaals, Bags, Over Gsitsrs. Sc. 81 .,,eets
mh7 !. A. BRIGGS, Tenth aud MAZE s---.-~
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MONEY MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, July 22,-Rentes, 1861. SIZE.
NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-Gold,
I1I3; New York sight, / premium. Ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills, 54S.
LONDON, July 22-Consols for
money and on account, 96s; 5 2O's Of
1865, 1861; do 1867, 109l; 10.40's, 1889;
new fives, 1863; New York Central, 9S;
Erie, I2Ss; Erie preferred, 204. Amount
Of bullion gone into the Bank OF En-
gland on balance, 10000
NEW YORK, July % Money closed
at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
394 per cent. Custom receipts, $685.
000 The assistant treasurer discussed
Sl65, 600. CIesrings, $40, 0GO,0 600. Sterl-
ing quiet; sixty days, 4S9; sight, 491.
Gold left eff steady at 1ll3. Borrowing
rates, fat to ! per cent. Govern
ment securities dull but steady;
coupons OF 1881, 1904; do. 1855,
I16t; do. 1865, new, lis; DO. 1857, ll95;
dc. 1853 1919; new IS, l1Sg; 10 4Os, reg
uisr, l1S8; l0-40s, coupons, ll9; curren-
cy, 6s l253. State bonds quieti Ten
nessee IS, old, AL; Tennessee Is, new,
Az; Virginia IS, old, q; Vir-
GINA Is, new, IS; Missouri IS, 105f
Railway mortgages firm. The stock
with fluctuations IangiTg from ! to 1.
later il became weak, declining tot; in
the late dealings it was quiet, and closed
dull and lower. During the day OhiOs
declined to lat, Pacific Nail to 233. and
Lsks Shore to $50, with a recovery in
the last sales Of tot per cent. Trsnsac.
TORS al the stccS exchange aggrega cd
56 600, of which $1,000 were Lake Shore,
200 Pacific Mail, 1900 st. Paul, 1850
Ohios, 1000 Western Uniep, 5000 Mich"
gan Central. Closing quotations Were:
Western Union telegraph, 70s; Quick
silver, 10; Quicksilver preferred, IA;
Pacific Mail, 23s; MsripOsa, z; Mari
posa preferred, %; Adams Express,
1l0I; Wells q Fargo's Express company,
81; American Express company,
$50; United States Express company,
74I; New York Central, 10Y; Erie, lat ;
Erie preferred, 2l4; Harlem, 1885,;
Harlem preferred, 1873; Michigan Cen
tral, Asa; Panama, 80; Union Pacific
stock, 601; Lake Shore, $50; Illinois
Central 934; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
954; Northwestern, All; Northwestern
preferred, 66; Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
eipnsd and Indianapolis, AZ; New Jer-
sey Central, 72B; Rock Island, 1OS4;
st. Paul, 391; st. Paul preferred, Ut
Wabash, 2; Wabash preferred, 81
Fort Wayne, %; Terre Hsute, 81;
Terre Haute preferred, 1871; Chicago aud
Alton, 1Ol; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1906; Ohio and Mississippi, lag
Delaware, Lackswanns andWesserD, II;
Atlantic aud Pacific telegraph, lS4
Missouri Pacific, l6!; Atlantic and Pa
ciic, preferred, a; Indiana Central, A
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, IL;
Hannibal and st. Joseph, l34; Central
Pacific bonds, Il; Union Pacific bonds,
81; Union Pacific land grants, 2;
Union Pacific sinking funds, 81.
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we've got to say about it is, that a mai
who can endure the present Gated tenn
without saying bad words las no bust
ness on this Earth.
The fine passenger steamer Illinois
has completed her repairs, and presents
beautiful appearance, she BEING in all
respects as good as NEW She will re-
sumo her place in the Vicksburg trade
on Tuesday next.
A dispatch from Vicksburg yesterday
states that l.. NJ. Downing, agent OF the
| Vicksburg and Shreveport railroad, at
! d, lts, Louisiana, was ia en- with cramp
and drowned, late Friday evening, while
| bathing in the river near Delta.
The senate committee on commerce,
yesterday, heard Captain Scott, of st.
Louis, in advocacy of the variC Is amend
ments to the steamboat bill, requiring
higher standards OF qualification for
pilots, engineers and inspectors.
Milt Harry, both captain and owner,
I'd also chief clerk, Of the high decked
Gamer Ruth, don't find time to visit
his friends while in port. He says 1t
takes him all his time to pay c. o. DIS
on orders brought round from White
river.
Oar Mexican war medal has not ar
rived yet, but we yesterday received
hand ONE Tllden aid HENDRICKS badge
from the popular news-dealer, Il. ID.
Spangler, at 37S Main street, who has
received a large lot. Every marine
should wear one nearest his heart.
Spangler is the fist to receive these
bSdges.
John Noles, second engineer OF the G.
w. Cheek, died in this city yesterday OF
fiux. Mr.. Noles had been connected
with the river about Memphis several
years, and in all his transactions had
proved himself to be an honest, upright,
well meaning man, and attracted to his
friendship the best classes Of the river
profession. He was originally from New
Albany, Indians, where his mother and
two sisters now live, and who vera in
great part dependent on the son and
brother for support. His remains will
be sent to his friends for inteTment.
Steamers in port yesterday placed their
flags at half mast in respect to his MEM
DRY.
The following from a London dis
patch, showing the cause of the eXplO-
sion on board the British War-ship
Tbunderer few days ago, which result
ed so diastrously to human life, shows
that Johnny Bull has adopted the great
American idea of allowing damphoOls
to handle things they know nothing
about: "a dispatch from Plymouth says
that few days before the disastrous
trisl-trip of the Thunderer, her boilers
were tested by hydraulic pressure, MAX
ing necessary the wedging down of the
safety and ali other relief valves. 1t has
been discovered that the wedges had
never been removed. The cOmmunica-
ton valve was slso closed, and 10 steam
was able to escape even TO the engine"
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clear rib, lie; clear, 12;. Hsms-su,
gar-cured, l4Gl5l,. Whisky heavy at
s Is. Coffee frmer; RIO, 15@l7lc, gold.
Sugar in good demand at full prices; fair
10 ful y fair, S4a93c; prime, 93c; chOice,
10c. Molasses nominally unchanged
43(957c. Rice quiet, 4@6ic.
CINCINNATI, July % Flour dub.
Wheat steady; new red. Sl@1 OF. Corn
dali ard lower at 46,. Oats dull at ESQ
37c. Pork quiet at $50. Lard dull and
dropping; steam offered at lie delivered;
current make sold at 10!e; kettls quiet
at l2i@13c. Bulk meats dull and NOM
iDaI at 3.10@I04c. Bacon in fair de-
msnd at lower rates, S3(9S5, 1l59l1f9
l133. Whisky, 81 10. Butter quiet.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Flour fiat; no
buyers except for jobbing lots. Wheat
dull and lower; No. 2 red winter, 81 30
bid. Corn opened strong and higher,
and closed at ms de prices, 40i@4l4c.
Oats dull and lower to sell; No. 2, 32c
bid. Whisky, 81 10. Pork dull and
lower; small lots, $40 623 Lard dull
Bulk meats dull and lower, 8, l0@104c
asked, to less bid. Bacon dull and low
er, So, I1@11B, 11i@l1s
NEW YORK, July 22.-FIour dull;
other grades than strictly prims still In
buyers favor; No. 2, 81 S092 IS; su.
refine State and western, $3@3 80. Rye
flour dull, 81 7O@5 Is CornmeaI quiet;
western, 81 60(93. Wheat quiet, aud In
conse quence of the cooler We ather there
is less pressure to realize; No. /, spr1ng,
81 12(91 Is. Corn in moderate inquiry;
mixed quoted at 531c. Oats quiet. Pc
troleum frmer; crude, 94c; refined, 17Bc.
Pork dull, lower and heavy; new mess
$40 80. Beef dull. Middles DUB, 103@
l04c. Butter steady; western, 12@22c
Cheese 3993c. Whisky more active;
81 I21(91 ID.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Flour dull.
Wheat active and steady, SIC. Corn
fairly active and a shade higher; No. 2,
44f@44sc. Oats tirmer, 2S;. Pork dull,
weak and lower, SIS 309lS 35. Lard
inactive and lower, l04c spot.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.-FIour dull.
Whest q1iet; RED, 95c@S1. Corn in
active; mixed, ACE; white, SOC. Oats
weaker, 32c. Hay, S8@l0. Provisions
dull and lower. Pork, so 25. Bulk
meats, 7}@7B, 1OB@10t9l03c. Bacon,
95G9t, III 9ll4 a. I2c. Sugar-cured
hsms, I4i@l43c. Lard, 13t9l4e. Whis-
Ky, 81 10. Begging, l2.c.
NEW ORLEANS. July 22-Floul
quiet; superfine, 81 25; double extra,
81 5Ol64 IS; treble extra, S596 so; high
grsdeP, S6 1907 50. Corn quiet and
weak; prime yellow, Soc; mixed
goose; choice white, Sac; choice
yellow, Csc. Oats quiet hut firm
35E(a45e. Cornmeal weaker at 81 75
Hsy dull and nominal; prime, 81
choice S22623. Pork dull and lower; 81
al 25 Lsrd quiet; tierce jobbing a
l2A6l2te; beg, l33c. Bulk meats veal
and loser; locss SHOULDERS, St@84c. Bs
con dull and nominal; shoulders, 9ic
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ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES d. PORTER, Governor of the State OF
Tennessee-To all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
WHEREAs, A vacancy exists In the ONCE
w of District Attorney General Of the
Bartlett Circuit Court of Shelby county,
caused by the resignation of A. NJ. Stephens,
ESQ:
Now, therefore, l, James ID. Porter, Gov
ernOr of the State of Tennessee, by virtue of
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws. hereby order an cleo
ton TO be held within the limits OF said Bart
lett Circuit on Thursday, the Sd day of Au-
gust ls76, to I'LL said vacancy; and the Sheriffs
and other officers intrusted by law with such
duties in said Bartlett Circuit will, on said
day, proceed to open and hold said election at
all the various precincts and voting places
within their respective counties, and due re-
turn make as provided by law.
ln,testimony whereof, IhereuntO set my hand,
and have caused the Great Seal of state to
be affixed at Nashville, this 2lst day Of
June, 1876.
JAMES d. PORTER, Governor.
CHAs. n. GIBBS, Secretary of state. JUS su
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ELECTION NOTICE.

JAMES o. PORTER, Governor of the State Of
Tennessee-To all who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
"HEREAS, A vacancy exists in the office
w OF Judge OF the Criminal Court of Shelby
county, caused by the resignation of Hon.
John h. Flippin:
Now, therefore, L, James ID. Porter, Gov
ernOr of the State of Tennessee, by virtue Of
the power and authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws, hereby onder an cleo
ton to be held within the limits of said Grim
inal Court Circuit on Thursday, the Sd day Of
August, 1876, to I'LL said vacancy; and the
SheEiffs and other officers tntrusted by law
with such duties in said Criminal Court Cir
cult will, on said day, proceed to open and
hold said election at all the various precincts
and voting places within their respective
counties, and due return make as provided
by law.
In testimony whereof, L hereunto set my
hand, and have caused the Great Seal Of
State to be affixed at Nashville, this 2lst day
of June, 1875.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
CHAS. ". GIBBS. Secretary Of State JUS Eu
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G., #. MOIAgw 81 BRO.
TRUSTEE SALES.
TRU ITEE,S SALE.

TNDER and by virtue OF Trust Deed exc
u cuted TO John G. Campbell on the I'd day
OF November, 1856, By A. Z. Roark, and duly
recorded in the Registers Offiee Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book No. So, part 2, pages
go, 63l, So, and to which reference Is here
made; and also by virtue of final decree in
the case Of Amos Woodruff VS.. A. @. ROark,
No. 25S, X. D., in the Probate Court of shelby
county, Tennessee, which decree was entered
on the 18th day of June, 1876, appointing me
trustee in the abOye-named trust, instead of
John G. Campbell, deceased, thereby confer
ring upon me all the rights and powers Of said
John c. Campbell, deceased, by virtue of said
Trust Deed, Will, on the 5th Day Of n n
Rust 1876, between the hours of IL O'Clock
am, and u O'Clock m, in front OF the court
house. at Memphis, Tennessee, sell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scTfbed lot or parcel of land. living in the
county aforesaid, bounded as follows: Begin
ming at a stake south 81 E $40 chains from a
radelm with redbud and other pointers, on
the f boundary line OF a six hundred and
twelve acre tract, known as the Woodruff
tract: thence north II + l07 poles to a stake
on said boundary line, tronwOOd, red and
whiteoak pointers; thence west 81 south Is
DOles to a stake on the west boundary of said
Six hundred and twelve acre tract, dOgwOOd
and mulberry pointers, being the southwest
corner OF K. H. Brtnckley's division; thence
soUth "a east So poles 10 a stake, three lockwood
and two whtteoak pointers on said west
boundary line; thence east IL so south rs
poles to the eginn1ng-containing 40 Ss-lOO
acres more or less, together with the improve
ments thereon. The equity OF redemption Is
is waived in the deed, and the property will be
sold on account OF default of the vendor, A.C.
Roark. W. G. WOODRUFF, Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-23
MONTHS, YESTERDAY. DAY BEFORE,

Ssles, 1880; tone OF the market at
1918, steadier; l0:45, quiet and firm
1890, quiet and steady; l:45, steady;
2:30, quiet; 8 sos, steady.
New Orleans yesterday quoted mid
ding al II4c at the close, sgaiDst 14lc at
the same time last year; receipts, AS
bales; Gales, 125O. The msEket closed
quiet.
Yesterdays Liverpool closing telegram
reports: Uplands, SGD; Orleans, Sd. The
price Of middiing upiands same time last
year was 1851. salts, 10 O00,of which
1900 were American; received, 100, OF
which 1000 wss American. The market
WAS firmer but not quctably higher, a.
though low grades were de2rer.
The Liverpool market for srrivsis at
1890 was firmeT; August ard Sepsem'
her delivery, Spy port, m C SD and
1881; October and November, ditto,
5 81 32i; $ .ptember aud October, ditto,
Is I6i ard 81 32d, and 81; Novem-
Der and December sbipmsnt, new crop,
ditto, sail, cd. At 2:S0 sellers were o.
fering at 1871 lower; November and
December delivery, new crop. any port,
sail, I.m.c, 81 32d; Ssptemb7r and o.
tober shipment, ditto, 5 Is l6d.
The movement at all the pOas was re-
ported as follows: