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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sz- SEPTEMBER 20, 1882, Is THE
LAST DAY OF
LEVY BROTHERS.
GREAT CLosING-oUT sALE'

They have yet on hand large stock Of
SILKS. sATrNs. CAsHMEREs, ALPACAs' and
other DRESS GOODS;
CARPETS, OM-CLOTHs, MATS, RUGS;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and wINDOw-sIIADEs;
GOODS for BOYS and MEMS WEAR;
CENT? rMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS In grea;
variety
JET, RoLL-PLATE, CELLULOID, GILT' and
SILVER JEwELRY;
rMBRELLAs, TRUNKS, sATCHELs, and BIAS
KETs;
oIrrI.Ts. co,fFORTABLEs, and BLANKETS;
GLOVES, STOCKINGS, SOCKS, and FALL ana
WINTER UNDERWEAR for men, women
aud children;
FLANNELs, CANTON FLANNELs;
GINGHAMs, sHEETINGs and sHIRTINGs;
TABLE DAMAsK, NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
DOLEs;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGs;
LACE EDGINGS and INSERTINGS;
HANDKERCHIEFs, TIDES, COLLARS, RUIZ
FILES, and RUCHINGS;
4 large lot Of REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
COTTON DIAPER,
WHITE GOODS, &C.,
all TO be sold before September 26th, as our great
closing-out sale Will positively end on that day.
LEVY BROTHERS,
sc17 1917 and 1919 Main street
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Judge Goodwin, of Norfolk, Still q
Democrat

Especial dispatch to the Index-Appeal.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 16.-Judg,
d. j. Goodwin, in an interview with Sun,
day Gazette reporter to-day, said "he had
always been Democrat, was a Democrat
now, and could not be corried over to the
Republican party" JACK.
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we return thanks to S. Brown ALLEN.
Esq, Auditor OF Public Accounts. for a
Douna copy OF tie "Viryinia Revenue
L@"S'" 1t Is book calculated to be use
Aw !" many persons. 10 af ~ 81
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FANCY GOODS.
~ I + V L n 5

= 7 E We N 5
MAILS HIS CATALOGUE FREE TO ANY
ADDRESS.
SHOWS THIS WEEK LOTS OF NEW GOODS.
Handsome ENAMELLED FRAMES at so and
75c.;
\ bargain in ENAMELLED FRAMES at 81 and
Sl.25;
\ beautiful line of BLACK WALNUT FRAMES
at Soc:
\ choice assortment Of VELVET. PLUSH. and
COMBINATION FRANCESCA a,tonishinglv
low prices;
sample line Of EBONY PEDEsTALs and
WALNUT TABLES-bcautics;
4 large lot Of WALNUT TABI ESatSI;
BLACK WALNUT TOWEL-RACKS at soc.
and 81;
\ lot Of BANDED CHINA CHAMBER SETS As
low ~ the lowest:
Another lot Of low-priced TIN SETS:
All sizes CIllLDRtN'S DRUMS. from 25c. up:
Large invoice of KNIVES and FORKS M 81 Il set A:
| have marked the balance Of our MAJOLICA
. PITCHERS very low To- close them out:
More of those genuine HARD-RUBBER BRUSH
ESat sl-the usual price is $50 10 ~:
lot Of PLATE, HAND, and TOILET-MIR-
RORS at 81.
New goods constantly coming in and bargains
constantly at STEVENS. sos Hroad street
See the BRUSH and COMB SET at ~. SELF
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WOODSTOCK, VA, September IG, 1882.
10 The Editor Of the Dispatch:
Democrats will vote solid for Massey
1toliapse OF bossism fast approaching, an,
the Democrats here see it. p S''
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constipation, liver and kidney. diseases
are cured by Browns Iron Bitters. which
whole system, wy
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Colonel Henry s. Bowen, uncle OF the
Coalition candidate for Congress In the
Ninth district isa warm supporter Of John
h. Massey.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, september II, 1852. by the Rev. Or.
Armstrong. ut the residence ~ the brides mother,
Mrs y T.. Witherspoon. 52l east Broad street.
Mr.. JOHN Z. BURNETT to Miss ANNIE f..
WITHERSPOON; both Of this city.
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JEFFERSON WARD TO THE FRONT.

The VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD are
respectfully Invited 10 assemble IA the CITY Court
room, corner OF Franklin and Mayo streets, on
TUESDAY EVENING ut O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of organizing Il Conservative club for active
work In this canvass. We respectfully invite
members of former organizations, and would be
glad to have all good citizens who oppose lBOsSisn
and stalwort Republicanism attend. Let there be
full turnout. Prominent speakers will De pres
ent. W. W, WOOD
sc l7-Y Ward superintendent.
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DEATHS.

Died. sunday evening. September II, 1882, at
50 O'Clock, Of consumption, in the twentieth year
Of her age. INDIE T.. daughter Of G. y. and Julia
\. McGrudcr.
In doing good She did rejoice.
Her heart was free from pride;
She made her Makers law her choice,
And in His faith she died
Her funeral was preached on Monday evening At
Twentw -ffth-Strect chapel by Rev. j. L. Tyler. at
4 O'Clock.
Died, Monday, at IL O'Clock \. NJ ri the resi-
dcmce OF Mr.. ID. r. Lacy. 53I Brook avenue. be-
tween Clay and Leigh. Mrs. MARGARET +. BUT
LER, widow Of the late Frederick Butler, in the
scVenty-second year Of herac
Her funeral will take place from the First Bap-
list church corner OF Twelfth and Broad Streets
THIS AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance Of the family invited to attend.
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and Is prepared o. serve th,m f...
everything in his line.
Thanking hi- friend, and fir lI.
f1r Kindness In the past. LD collects
of their patronage.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &c.
THE LAST.

EXCURSION TO STANTON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER %, 1882,
RIA Chesapeake and Ohio railway
Train leaves Chesapeake aud Ohio dcpOt SAT-
URDAY NIGHT at $50 O'Clock; returning. leave
stanton at O'Clock L. NJ. sunday
RICHMOND TO STAUNTON and roturn 40 q.
Gordonsvilc to Stanton and return. 81. so: Char
iottesvllle to stanton and return, 75c.; way-sta.
rangements for colored people. Tickets for sale
~ Thomas D. starke Sons, 405 east Broad street
H. VI. Harrison, druggist, east Broad street: r.
f. thompson, corner fifleenth and Main streets
Z, 2. Johnston, 9ts east Main street.
FOR further Information. Inquire of the commit
Tee; Z. r. Johnston, 9lS east Maiu street: j. A.
Tyree, east Broad street ~
sc l0,15,19,2l,22,&23
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,ranoue or virginia, Which 2

We have tried heretofore TO show that 70
vose the Coalition ticket il to vote 10
establish In Virginia the most odious form
az bossism that the world has ever heard
NJ. No such shameless surrender oil fheil
liberties to the will Of one man was ever
before known In the history OF the world
As that abandonment Of their persona
rights and privileges which deprived the
Coalition members OF the last Legislature
OF Virginia Of all control over their own
actions In the body OF the General Assem-
bly itself, and turned over to an irrespon'
sible caucus the duties pertaining to that
honorable position--that caucus .obedienl
at all times 10 the behcsts OF WILLIAM Ma
HONE.
The bitter fruit that grew upon the tree
thus planted by WILLIAM MALONE was swai'
lowed by all but four Of the members OF the
party which had been nominally elected to
settle the public debt. No doubt others re-
pented them of their fatal error in signing
the disgracciul pledge; but il they did,
they made no sign to that effect. Here,
once more, is the pledge:
81 hereby pledge myself to stand by the
Rcadjuster party and platform, and TO &c
into caucus with the Readiuster members
of the Legislature that meet at Richmond
and vote for all measures, nominees, ana
candidates TO be elected by the Legisa,
ture, AS THE CAUCUS MAY AGkEE
UPON"
"Given under my hand and seal this -
day OF September, -.
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Very respectfully, JOHN BOOKER.
Hampton, Va, September 10, 1882.

Knowing Wolff as / do, did not pro-
pose noticing his communication, and dc
not propose to do so further than to state
that the facts contained in Judge Booker's
letter above are strictly true.
G. +. BowDEN.
Norfolk, Va, September 1G, 1882.
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4 MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR
"a The members of NAPOLEON COUNCIL.
No. All, viii attend stated meeting ut
knIghts-of- Honor llap on THIS Tuesday EVE
MING, September 10, 1Ss2, at 7%s'clock. Mem
beers Will come prepared to pay their quarterly
dues. Members Of sister councils Invited 10 be pre-
sent. by order of the Commander.
SC le-ltF II. :. DENNY, Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-A stated p
vi communication Of RICHMOND IN
RANDOLPH LODGE, No. 10, will be y X
held at the Mason,' Hall, on FranklinfvN
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. THIS
Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock. Members Of
sister lodges aud transient brethren are fratcmaly
invited.
Sc l9-Its Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MI THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.

MI THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.
Our buyer IS now In New York Attending "
large trade sales, and making selections ~ n,
FALL STOCK from among the lat-i lm.o-,s.
tons.
wo will receive during the coming wo,k o. n,
choice selections Of
DRESS GOODS
SILKS. sATINs,
PLusHEs, yELvETs.
sHOODAHs, CAsIINERE>. alI
HISDOo CLOTHS,
together with all the latest noyelucs sulAti. f
combinations and trimming
Dur assortment Of ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, On,
suiSing and sacqueIng Is the most caref.I o.
,oc,id we have ever shown and emir'co -
quad r. width and shade
o,,linc Of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLE. r..
,r,ttns,A part of
cAArrs- RUGS CURTAINS
3E-LINENs. rOWlLS.
xApNn r., sHrErlNc-,
co,,vrYEPANr-,
covpo1GTS. and BLANhEr-.
,..,,,oo T. bet attention. lnl Y'I Io
-. ,.,,,ch 4 nu,t prove satisfactory ..r, -
p'. THALWNER ErHU G,
A Central biock.5oi r..l .r,.
e1o.sprp{sn
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pussoLuTIoNS PARrNrRsmrp>.

RICHMOND, Va ~cptem',r D.. l---.
THE FIRM or BALDWIN, g. lIE
4 KINS, heretofore cuEts q boz 300, e|
boot and shoe bu,!uts. iu thl. tlt...
solved 10y mutual consent G.. 4. BALDWIN.
SO l9-3w VS. g.. TO- MINIS.
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Cons OF TEMPERANCE.-& y
> 4 stated meeting Of SPRINGFIELD
DIVISION. No. l67. :. Of T.. viii he ~
ty-s.Xth aud VI streets. THIS EVENING
at o'clock. Hereafter stated meetings will be
held EVERY TUESDAY EVENING.
sc l9-lt+ :. W. FARRAR. r. =
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DRY GOODS. &c.

~ II L NEW s L o X Il.
NEW GOODS POPULAR PRICES
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GENERAL N EWS.
Business Quiet Yesterday.


Receipts yesterday, 10 bales cotton and 6
bags seed-cotton.
Signal Service report: River 6 feet l
inch-stationary yesterday
The Paris c. Brown and barge passed up
tor Cincinnati yesterday morning.
The Ida Darragh left for Arkansas river
with fair trip yesterday afternoon.
The City of Vicksburg passed south yes
terday morning, adding Is tons of way freight.
The James w. Gaff has been laid up at
Cincinnati tor repairs. but will leave Cincinnati
for Memphis Saturday
There is now deep channel from the
Ohio to the Mississippi river, close in around the
Cairo Point, for steamers, thus saving them long
detOur down by Fillmore City
The snagboat L. NJ. McComh, Captain
CaytOn, arrived from Cairo yesterday morning,
doing whatever presented itself for immediate at.
teniOn, We regret that details were not furnished
the Appeal. She leaves Tor the South as lar a.
Nicksburg this morning.
The Arkansas City left for St. Louis yes
terday afternoon with the biggest up-trip of the
seaso drawing over six feet. She added here 1916
bales esstwern-bound cotton, also $50 barrels OIL
for reshipment at Cairo aud mas $500 sacks cotton
seed and 100 barrels oil for St. Louis. she has also
| a fair passenger list.
Ga the late round trip South, extending
| from Cairo to a point below Natchez, the Macomt
destroyed SIS snags the aggregate length of which
was a fraction over 12Ls miles, and the weight
II 500 tons: removed 10 drift piles and pack heaps
| and cut sc trees which were dangerous to Dayiga
| ton. On the voyage she ran l640 miles, which re
| quired so working days. Average distance ran
| each day, 321a miles, and the average number o.
| snags pulled per day was II.
Orders have been issued to contract for
| the closing of Bonnet Care crevasse and worh
| will be commenced at once The State of Louis
lana pays SD 900 this year and $40 600 next year
| there is no overflow If there is an overflow blu
| 5000 will be paid in 1854. The River Commission
will appropriate SIS 900 on the work in November
Private subscriptions foot up about $1,000, and thu
| Mississippi Valley Railroad Company furnishes
| the balance OF the money necessary. Owing Z
the necessity for removing logs, stumps and DRIFT
the expenses of building the levee will be $50
4 or S9O.Oo0.
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Personal AND GENERAL

The late rice IN Etsl Tennessee, SAYS the
New York Broker and Banker OF Monday, is said to
he in anticipation of developments 10 be made,
which is believed will result in great benefit TO
some time. and il is said will soon be concluded.
The Cincinnati Co1nmercidt says: "Tbe
feature of the general railway business OF the
country that while tue daily passenger business
shows an increase over last year, the freight traffic
shows a slight decrease on the majority of roads.
The West. Dound traffic on the trunk lines is very
large"
In the old timts, when people Travelled by
diligence in France, one traveller was killed in
every $4,000, and one wounded in every $1,000
Now, when they travel by rsll one y EiIisd per
travelling is therefore, nearly twenty times as safe
travelling by diligence.
There we're I24 miles of new railroad re-
ported completed during the past week, making
1914 miles thus far this year aganst 5639 miles re-
ported 5 eqrreS r. oHa1pg t9 1 W ~ H. nile
miIes in is77 49, miles in 1876. CSC miles in 1873
1865 miles in 1871 O75 miles in 1873 and 5675 miles
in 49,
September returns on the Ioluca division
of the Mexican National railway, City of Mexico
TO Toluca show average OF COO passen myers daily
and earnings at the OF s512 per mile per year
SepIepibeT was the initial month for this division
The road operated only Y days. ftom 4tn 10
open for freight
A dispatch from New Orleans saws: an ii.
Gordon Of the Gordon syndicate has purchased
the stock in the EatcheZ and jackson railroad
mi effort 10 obtain that owned by Adams county
and the city of Natcbez. II is the intention to
make this Rad part OF the Georgia Pacific sys-
tenn. and ii will be extended 10 Columbus, Miss,
Immediately, If CONTROL can be obtained"
The Georgia Railroad Commissioners, in
an Official circular announcing list OF the roads
in that state which Will not be allowed hereafter
10 charge over cents per mile for passengers add
with grim humor that railroads are restricted
to the above maximum rates only, and have
full liberty reduce these rates on all and every
character of passenger service at their own option
The railway companies will perhaps not appre-
ciate the full liberty" TO reduce their ratessso
much as their lack Of liberty TO fix them above
certain arbitrary limit.
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PROPOSALS.
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE or CHIP EHGIrzHR.
CANTON, ABERDEEN AND NASHVILLE X z
IAcKaON. THNN.. October " 1sal


C1EALED proposals will be received at this once
= until HoVem Der 18th, prcxirno, at II O'Clock
noon, for the clearing, Rrobbing. grading and
bridging of eigh ty-seyep miles Of the Canton,
Aberdeen and Nashville railroad, between Kos
ciusko and Aberdeen, Miss.
The line runs throEgh StarkYille and West Point
which enables eoatraeton 70 reach II at four diff
ieIeni points by rail thereby facilitating the trans
Do-te -sQn OF supplies etc. The country II well
SONS have been raised this year especially in tho
p6Girle between StaTkyille and Aberdeen.
2 he Nosk - dr. ided into subdivisions Of about
five M e. for convenience Of letting, but bids fol
one or more sections, or subdivisions or for tbs
whole orr, will be entertained. Plans, prOflei
ami sSeGi ncatl0ns for toe work can be examined
tbis oflee by eootraCtors, where further infoF
M s.ou will be furnished with reference there's
b. M b. w DecoUrey, Division KDgineer.
The attention Of such contractors - Hish y Oh
q sc cen uiiSs 90 Won for themselves n -
peciAIly rvited. LIDS should be addressed 70 J.
L. Clarke. General Manager Of the Canton, Aber
deem ana Nashville IailEOe d, Jscksor, Tenn. The
company reserves the ligbt TO Ts1eet any or ali
BIOS JOHN G.. MANN, Chief Engineer.
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products continue steady; demand
very brisk. Bacon very scarce. Butter steady
at quotations. Lard quiet.
BUTTEE-Rutterne 17GlSc; common, lSd2Oc;
country, 20S25c; Western, 2392ic; fancy dairy,
20 d2Se creamery, 3laS1c.
CHEEsE-Factory, ll@ll1zc full cream, l4914Ec;
MISS PoRK-s2i p per barrel; sugsr-eured hams,
SIG so; breakfast bacon, SIS D per ewt- -
SIC So shoulders ell d; strips, SIS 3719.
BULK MEATS -Packed-cear sides, SIS SO; clear
rib sl4 90; shoulders $40 %; strips sl2 % original
IGRD-Tierces, SIS %; kees. sls 70; 20 Ib pals,
sl4: 1O-lb, Sll So 3-lb, sl4 Si@; leaf lard, 81
higher
ST. LOUIS. October 8l-Butter and eggs steady.
Provisions-only small peddling trade, at irregu-
lar prices.
NEW YORK, October S1.-Polk duh and lower;
new mess, So 759S2s. Lard inactive; prime steam,
II 20G1214c.
Lard duh and nominal, 1l54c. Bulk meats nomi
nal; shoulders 91ac: clear rib, 1254c Bacon steady;
shoulders 1O]4c; clear rib, Ice; clear, lie Butter
serve, 2Sci choice Central Ohio pc.
BALTIMORE, october Sl.-Provisions firm.
Mess pork, S24 80. Bulk meats-shouldeTs and clear
rib sides. packed II5z@l5c Bacon-shoulders,
l2Jsc clear rib sides, l74c Hams, l7gi754e Lard
refined he BSLeT ste ,sSs nm MSsn at BssE %
| LOUISVILLE, October s1.-Pork nominal; mess
| S24 so. Lard firmer choice leaf 14@l414c. B1lk
| meats scarce and firm: shoulders, lO14c clear nib
IIszc; clear Sides Ice Bacon firm; shoulder, IL &c
| clear rib, 16l4c; clear, lie Butter steady with
| fair demand; GOOD country, loSloc' cholce' y
| @2ic; fancy, DC.
| NEW ORLEANS, October s1.-Pork dull ant
| lower. s23 20. Lard easier; refined, terce, l2lz@
I254c; key 1Sc. Bulk meats dull and lower; shoul
ders packed l01sc clear rib and long clear, 1312c
| Bacoii-shoulders, 11@1I14c; clear nib and lonl
| clear, 1614c. Sugar cured hams-canvased, ordi
nary and medium, average 10 to l6 lbs, l61zglIc
| CHICAGO, October 3L-Pork inactive; S2192
| cash, Sl9 159l9 III November, SIS 45glS 472 tn,
year and January, SIS 522@lS So February, SIS SOC
| is S2I5 May. Lard inscliye; 1l.3QSll 40c cash
| IL. PIG November, l1.22I2gll14e December, IN
year and January, 1105G II .O71zc February. 1l14e
| il.271zc May. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoul
| ter in fair demand for fresh fair to fancy cream
cry. 259@9c; good to fancy dairy, . isle:
| CidH-Pork Irregular; SD cash, $40 10 Novem bel
SIS 4O91S so December SIS - the year, SIS 4lz2e
| is 50 January SIS S2]z May. Lard hrmer; ll.27H
November, l144ll.271zc December and the veal
He January, ll.2712c February, 1l.27Z9ll-SO
| MAY.
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The HndsOn,s Bay kaIIway Seriously
empinted-
Chicago Railway Age.

The idea of building a railway TO Hud-
sons Bay where its trains will unload into ships
that will carry their contents out into the Arctic
ocean aud thence to Europe, sounds at hrst aDoul
as chimerical that of "A railway TO the Nortn
Pole. And vet II seems to be seriously undertaken
and the engineers about to start out Win
sledges and dogs TO traverse the frozen wastes
which the line is intended to penetrate, as the
following from the Winnipeg Times indicates;
Gen ROsser chief engineer OF the proposed
Winnipeg and Hudson's Bay railway. is in the city
making Preparations to visit his party OF survey
ors englged in work Ut Port Nelson Gen. Rosser
stated that Mr.. Ross of the Hudson's Bay post
at Norway House, who Is at present in the city.
is purchasing dogs, sleds and other necessary
supplies for the journey, and the gen
eral will leave for the far North as soon as the
lakes and rivers are frozen strong enough TO per
init travel. The survey party at present IN the
North are engaged at Port Nelson, at which place
they are taking a hydrographical survey. When
that is completed the party will proceed TO Sea
river fall and commence running preliminary
lines The line Will be finally located early next
season. when construction will begin at Sea river
and proceed toward Port Nelson From the latter
place direct water communication can be had
with this part of the country, and when the line
between Nelson and sea river i completed the
company will go on with construction operations
as circumstances will allow
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ion. Reoeip,. 81 ooo 81. Of whleh 80 bale.

lean Receipts. 81 900 bales, Of which $500 bae'
were American
At Il30: Uplands, 65Ed; Orleans, cd
The LiverI DOL future market al noon was STEADY
October 20-64. 1854, 1894. 1864. 8 I1-6id
October-Soyenber, 6 1854, 6 11-64, 12-64d; No
veInber- December, Overwhelmingly, January
February, 7-64, 6 SCI, sd; February Asrch
6 7-6i 6-G4 8 7-64d; March-April. 6 964, 1-oid;
April-Nav. I2-64d; May-June. 6 1860 June
July 1864; JuIy-AuguEt, lS-64d-
Atl.3O: October-November. ll-64d; Deem Der
January o sod; May-June, I2-6id; June-Julyr
l5-6fd-
At 3: Manchester firm, but little doing Novem-
ber-DeceInber, SID; December-Jenuary, . 6-64ui
April May 8 10-6fd; June-July, 1860; DeceIn-
ber-Janusry, u 3-6id; January February, 5-6id;
July-August, 6 l6-64d; MRrch-April- 500. -
Ats: Oetober-November, 1904, ll-6i, Il o..
11-64d April-May, 9-64, 10-6id; May-June, .
II-6i. 6 Pod; June-July, 1854, l4-Oid.
ET1tr, cIa
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THIS PAPER ggHz q EP z aS 3, s s g sse
Aazs-z.ss1 80 g ~ WI If.',' -s1
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TRUST SALE.
a,rustee,s Sale

timber and by virtue OF certain trust deed
[ ] executed May IL, 1eSc, 10 me as Trustee by
William Featherstone duly recorded in Registers
Oaice in shelby county IN cash-book No. II, page
90 default in payment oil the debt thereby Sc
cnred having been made ], as trustee, at the re
Quest of the owner of the debt $40 81, VIII on
Monday, November Is, 1854,
I'm front of tie storehouse 81 e. p. Hunt Il Co., No.
SOC Front street in the cklS of Memphis within
may be convenient, sell TO the highest bidder
Tor cash The following property in said trust
deed 10 wit: 2 sofas, hGir-Beat chairs, arm
chairs brussels carpet, parlor stove, pictures.
furniture, set dining pom furniture, eeu-
cloth, stove, bureaus, / E2rdrobe, chairs ana
3 bedst5ads-
vey only as Trustee A. 3. McGHEE, Trustee.
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COTTON.sEED QUOTATIONS.
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
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a CUBE eUATAHTzED,

DR. 4. o. WEsTis EgvE AND BRAIEIEKArEks1-
A srecfac for H7srerfz Dizziness Convulsioaft
FERROUS Headache, Mental Depression. Lo7 81
Memory, permstorrhes, Impotcncy, Involuntar1
e1ertlon, self-Sbuse or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, WHICH
iesds tn misery, decay aid css<a. One 3ox VIII
eure recent Gases Each box contains one month";
tresrns Mt One dollar box, or SIX boxes for nvt
dob e; sent oy mai, prepaid. on receipt Of Pries'
We guarantee six boxes TO cure any case. VIII
each order received by as for SIX ooxes aoccripe'
MED with rve dollars, we Will send the purchases
our written guarantee 10 return the money = - =.
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees -
sued only by A. RKNKEkT & CO.. wholesale 9ne
Retail Druggists, 2i5 Main street, Memphis 1ensi
Ordern hy mall wiz receive prompt kttenron.