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.H.fGFEFTCEN.T sCHE.HE.
Whole Tickets, $40. Halves. Ss
Quarters, - 50.

p croair shorlns he pisu q ne Lotteries win ~
seut % arY cne DESTROYS Of reoeirinrH-
osrteoaies q fsossae viz - sod q as foiloEinE
csrdsrsis e Pa1Eass q 10 wsas ustss a 40
10 HaI II ~
10 onrr@r -
EiFhh " ~. 10 o
In os.deriug Tick ,fs or Ce-ftasnfea.
F,cL~e ne ndnfy oouf address fr he ri1fs. -fs-,
a. e. reoeips q E1irh the5 wlite forEuted - ~ 40
mai. Purchasers an have ndez en1izs 10 sry aruus
uay nay d~esignaif.
~ IL q drsvn numbsrs AID plizes vii hs s.nt 70
,u-rbssers Iunsrdiafaly amer ne crsElnF
Purctrrrrs vii piease prits heir signatures uiaiu. "a
aev nheir PEf O1os, County sad Hute.
- Rensufrr MS ever Prize l. dragu snd peTalls
- Prire- IA eioo0 sd unasr, paid imusssisssiy
an1 a. drsginF-heT r-ires 8 nc usua ttne q
hirtg Gays
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS
ueoss uhs prefer ns ssaaing mo1ey y mai, can -
The Adams Express Company,
shsrshg mo1sT 81 rckets n Sens q Tn btisrs aoc
u1uar1, can - ssnfu
AT Our RISK AND EXPENSE,
hcu sr ct- a. saun uhsre ney have 60 af1ca. he
u1zey End crder uusf b. i1dos1 - a r00fEkAAENT
Posi- OFFICE srAMPEp EEFkLofk e. ~ AzrsS
coupanT cnnol receive them.
y Al o1uzu1lcanonH strictly euu11en1l
ordsrs ir EoEeis q cerunz.isa By Aah o. hr7rs7s
wooD, FprT = CO. Adr-as. escrnA
- Eo0D. EDDY 4 Co. Als1t& et1EA
WOOD. EDpI a CO. NlDi1Ec petrTare
A uH e rs nuubeTs Gat ae cIsNu non ~
ehsel va NJ amazfa ne pTza 0a eaA oa co
ulsd Z. VA - pztIsAsd alzz evErg dravi.E u ne
A5Ea ppels; Arglst, t0al Ca1sir111naiE, No
We 4aElltsr, EahFllie GaElt.a. Nee Fcrf EesEF bgT
- @1 hEstA. PszeS Absf cArten-
~ -
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9nsuranft.
THIRD .fs:rU.FT sT.gTE.WENT


As aNN % 49, esras=Hss-s 81 80 20
DlFiifnd. clalalar o. Araafs.
Taxes LceMn niluuE A.
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Removal.


w NJ. POO Y,
TNTOCLD respectfully morn bis nisnds snd ps-
W tTous d Msmp1ia a1t ne pubhc a. arge,
that BE- has nurct iron his old slnf, ~ % n ~
house lately oocupiet ~ he Rama q Memphis,
No. $50 Main street,
between Court and Madison streer- enc DOOR tQuh q
ssusanis Music store. uhich 10 has cited 70 a Gruh eE-
1enae. % o0ntnue his former business q
MERCHANT TAILORING,
III AL IT'S BRANCHES.
Hnrinr entered upon The ffh yca- o. his =iourn IN
this city. be would respectfully return his sincere thanks
b. BIS many fri-nts f0r the very liberal enouuragcnenf
received. trusting hat e continuance IL flului sren-
ln % business. and pufing forth every eltrt 70 please
BE- nav receirc ajua share and liberal iurease Of pa
uouare. H1viuE a large stock q ne finest inpcria1cns
"a hanf. be fa-ters Himself 1at be VIII b ahia 30 meet
me wants % ne most hsidious-
noe IN want o. ne best articles o. KID Gloves and
cher Articles o. Gents furnlshins Gods would Do well
10 give him aol.
HarinE suffered nE1g heavy losses from Tie credit sys-
ten. he would inform Dis niends Tat hereafter b vii
sd1lt ae cash principle of doing buslneaa-no soods de-
ivrrcd Until paid for
Psr-ans loavinz ardsrs vho are suangeTs Il wa b ex-
praed uat a dep1sit BE- made o. one-thrda ne znuE1f
~ ne order. or a sttisartcry reference Business hours
- Aw.nsp ce17-u
USEFUL PhACE--LUXURIES
NO DNAD1SON SFEEET We are irst II receirt o.
IN pr Irrcrar. a choida iot Of he'd Pisa. Red S~nappera
sheep Head. Cr1aters. Oysters, Ars and viii b ever
racFeL recsfre ne ah-r= artitles turi,g he season-
cune gui-s, II yuu Wish heS deli-acies
iala In sFICERv AEcnL
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SCI sueS nur niles ARA q Paint RIA Dr. q
Iaeksou cuurv. AAtaaai arart1ll on ne a1afs. -
ares clilFsted I'D anf repral 81 terrs "a 4rteG
acitlu rlut1tlurs IN E1t rar- q Alan l1 refe-aaa
% uls aTl uauIanel r~iantzEcl. cal a. .EraEfh
HuutgAies Ailnsus. or on 90 here
Having ne nreg1iuElsL a. Heu a. mary s4er r
GNn los. etc. We are umpele t1 rra rea- esH'
o. our aftFution, and A. DO a. sh1u- a. esq CD r7r
80 o heaFy a. amoteraia list ~ lana - teufer a-
vices % ne pute generally a. areuls A. bay q . 90
lease b. requlr=f any ard 1I % usrtv irtrrs1al lrr
care. either ln ne city 90 Gentry Eaula MWa4
.siactzry nuuhe- % ref-rencFE tuf teem rsferf1cH z
at 4trie mauituie. nanyhotT ag rra name enlrsfL
We prefer our uaff11s shoud ai md zee a. a1e IA
inqzifs sner or mde q husnass-
ns-1 HoPzTSs & EIRW
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430 AcGEs ssies ~ assF S.ias,, L,9s1ss
30 tine. fr afr urrrertv. railroad aeA or city EndE
g. n ROBINSON a ca.
Rel Estafe hroters. al Naln-t bel Union, wsst side-
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TraT pl1ialed ne ASH ma1-- ~ -
~ m1aed u e tcElal F1Halre. q 49, AH||M
Aeel lai pars ~ recinf "a traa rarma A
AAet-cA hE1af 60 fdr ftysicai
Ae sd leaf % n ff1mei causef D. aoifsbrs. -
i1feclq1. and ne -dirrinus aouaaquaners II 49,
n =. c~rLrEHEELLs ~ ~, nemsrr ~ a. - ~
iezf o. sTEeols. ~
. srerm-2lrh9a or seuina Emisions. G-uit,s -
herrp. urtiir. iupferT. Lasa Ere-u. nerrr---
~ Spirits. Tmi1Ifr- Dtaasesm ne sfulsi nrssrr -
imrealwnrt o. NrrrltFn. are rr1ra7rT ana rEacran-
fsiaFai u ua ludiFa lffi Eul ina-f slaceesnf n.fe
~ ueaimrnf ~ raaEs n shrh a. irFalf can r-s.Ir
Haine 1eaAl s~iitluf hssins rsolra4t t-1s-ra 80
eEpeuaiFs ualci1es.
Nffam ~ lo1dn L11aslI
M laf E=ausa ever aflllen uu a sulier 81 ull N
acn-
Adars- ~ PubIsss-s . c. ELrxE a Co, Ia Ave-
-s arIzr q ish srse Fot bE&i2. NsE r1rtcig.
teelecaEfT
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= Il q n v X v ~ a..
nR. 7. MaGOEAEss z~ARskPARILA ad loplpz
. Potash, mads frou Fresh RooE ns az En1
warthy ~ eonft-ucs o. Ne puliie er ne rbytizans
ne oolpcnertsuf NE Medicine are highly ertalled b.
u not 0~sulrusnet r1TsiclAla in te u1rd. fr ~
curecf Eheu1latlsm- 0ouE EeuraElz- GTphLis. scroHn-
"a White 2Eellng. Diseases q ne Etnrys. Baa. Liver,
euus sZlps E~ulerseueua q Tuuars. FIzpled en- Dc
ne % Hregs lNoGogu's Olnfneuf D - aypnedJ Fe-
male Cc1Qlsiuts Impurities uf ne Eoot Or system. rnc
al Gssasss tepanfelt t1ereon. It makes Ne skin clear
snd meou-an o0ea VIA ne lsties, sud shquid b. uscd
o. Ne sprlnE ant sumner D. uurfy ne tlost aud prevent
lctless a. and 81 So a batls.
G0LDEN pECIOHAL-Unaguale1 Or
Colfss C-lnsumrlln. &c. aFrf-ng aim1st lums-
dl1fs relef-aud unlke most pec1ras. dee uof ca1Es
@nsele4 Bot ielts O. rcsulate a. toEek. Ehiisf tf
cures ne Lungs
MoGOWN's EssENCE or TARA certain surs ff
B7E.l CeuEiaints. Dla-shsas. DTseuisry Pas. Chroni
C1u1ts Ac-
AcG0ENs DOGWOOD Nj Ron a psrmsasn,
ere for Calls and FeFers AEue CaEs Or Enlar9ed suIssn
hAzltrteasr pyspelala, Debility. Paieuess Or ts1fsuy
Oh ~cdusuuuncn. g.
srOMACH BIrrERs-A pIeasant. avg.
o1auE Isuic O. se ussd uefre meals In Dyspepsia. D.
tiItv &c.
ol~TMENr-Never known % fail rurin-
Od sores Qhoi1Eu's sfrap1Fiua AMI Io1ide % Ptssf
used internally Camera Chrouic sore Eyes Rurus
Bruises, A..
Prepared and sold By 81 s Hu<hss. Drur-izr AN Of
SeErl and Acrtar. Asmphis rsunsses. e~-cis-fIy
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New A-rrangeInenL.
So g. 3 g.
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
r AILROAD d.
OF NTTaaOURI

OF SSo
COMPLETED and open from Mississippi 10 Mis=ouri
rivers, 80 miles further west. aut 80 miles uearer
Fixes PEAK than any uther railroad. aaardlng DE
shortest. qulckest and cheapest route % western Nissou-
III Iowa. Ksnsas. Nebraska and the new Gold REGIONS.
Trains leave daily, e. : a'ciodE A. 81. %
on The arrival q ne maEnihcrut City Of Hauni-
bal and Louisiana, whiaI o-mposs tr Hannibal and St.
Joseph kalrosd Line. thaf run expressly ia oonnecflou
With this road leaving St LlHis daily. al o'coek p. NJ,
taking passengers tArourh IRON 81. Louis @ s. Jo<eph 10
- hours, there canoeing With n line a lrsf-1iass pas
senRer steamers, FOR LeaFcuworth City. Weston. Aebrss-
IA CITY, Omaha and Councl Huds. gainiug from ? o. Z
DAYS over any ether rpute. FazenEsrs by ne Memphis
anf s. Louls PACKETS. AMI lie Ohio and Mississippi and
Illinois Central Kzilroads, make do-e ouunections with
his Inns.
Pare lower thanby any other route hzEgaso checked
through meals and starerodmsd on packets free.
Freichttakru az luzest rates. Emlrrarts dssirirg OIL
sooamp-uy their trk. nav depFuf m rfug rr-Ulsh on
fEl freight rruresstrain-
PasseuGers are resparffuilF r-qus-i-a o. csuH q his
route. before aleGluE ofhers 81 % has unqnesl ushr
adFsntagis orer all others TirauGh tickets. auf fhf
auly ruute by Which S. Iasrph can BE- reache4 % Rail-
read, Ter sale az al the principal raIroad on-as In ne
United safss. Fer hurther ~iri1rmas0n- arply q
Fl DILL Ascent,
On Wharfbcat. Memphis.
J. Bowrr. Cent AGENT ST. Lonfe. fehs4-rna
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STATE OF ooSsEoncUEl }.

STATE CT uESNEssEE. c-ONrTROLLER's OFFICEl
NASHVILLE. January IS 1888
ms isto certify that ne Hartford Pre- fnsurance Con-
parT. heated Il Hsrtiord. b. the state % Couneciout. has
complied With 81 the requirements a. On 81 passed b.
NJ General Assembly ~ TIE state o. Ieunessee. On M1rch-
1856. euuned {" An Al 90 regulate ne aFen-Hs q lnsu-
rsnos Cumpsnies Bf inoarporsied b. ne aute uf Ten
nessee, " md hat J. r ChEdWick d ne leEally autbor-
iEed seent Of said Company in he toeno Of Memphis. STATE
c. Tennessee. = 2. DESLAP CompGaucr.
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I.NEs TouSo---...E a HOLT 4 > uoLE
hsurhls. Late 81 GeCrla
YOUNG. HOLT & CO..
Real Estate Brokers, EOmHsfs9s0ss
Merchants, General AgenEss
ErC.. ErC. ETC.
10, SIS MAIN STREET, Up STAIRS,
Tenn.

nAAllIN LAR atteuflau r.rfu D. n sole ll HHT 80
II oouutry property Asa Hads ln r.rlFsEee. Mlau-
sirpI. ArEausns. LalslsnH sd Texas VII Eaa r-Caua
and sell aountrg praIuco. Merchaa1se. ETC.,. 1nf oil Ca
ORDERS far uucerles and rfhFr -asls Lle-a Esl a-
uuces % austEumanfa
We solicit e snare N ~ rrtIr ps-raraEr FHE
4rsuuan given Oh 81. business via utrr aa Uar =
favored. Give w cell. IoUNG. HOLT g. ID
So. I6 MHHr .rHaF. r- ea
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LIABILITIES.

Ne lishnlues % hanks. or others, aus or Dot due.
g. Ne losses rIusted and due
O. Lnsses either unaGusicd or - 49, %.
s. ADJUSTED and nt due-
Q. Lossa In Suspense, waiting Farther UooL
IL the last answer shove
10 Az asher riains arsinst ne Cauranv s.ss5 81
Teal auounf q So so9 &c
n. ne rule Of Tie caUpany is not 70 erueed $1,000 in
any one risk, suhied o lns b. asInglr Gre.
~. ne amount insured ln . city Or VILLAGE. depeu1s Up
N IT'S sire. Eenerally Ell the desirable risks tohe had;
suhied tofhe rule last atuve named.
IL. The amount insured IN any one hlocf q b~uildiaEs,
desends upen fts sise sud unstruzion. sutiea t0 The
RUE sb1Te referred o.
NJ ne st of incorporates e ne sane a. nled lnJsn-
uary, IsS. THO Secretary.
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Aromafic VaIlev Whiskv.
A. FAcCAR0 = co.

r-Cusuusrs can tepfnd upao Eerinz a pure srticie
Ehsn hsyouT me Valry WHISKY. A. y I'D y n
oniy. va n DALr
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Young H0I7 8 CO.
~ az Mo - M ar.

Also a l1rEa qusnufT 90 LANDS IN tennessee. AEzEa
Wisgssirpi. Louisiaua and Iexas.
We hops sI o. our odfriants and such 3ersans santa
rropertT. vii give l seal.
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Rs-insufauee ald Eetarn Preui-
-
Salaries paid In iai9.s- 81
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Tor NaE9.

A MOST desirable PLANTATION on
u The coast. . miles shove tins cify. ooniaininr 49,
af1 ArrFufs q Lands SO in cuiuvafinn- thr bali ~
ancf heavily timhered taCether With 90 aoclimat- -
81 slaves. The place j. in pFrfectorirr. Fur terms. &c.
apply % PRIrCHARD a FLOWER
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RLnck nEnnnndaI

BLACK DIAMONDSl
or the FIRST waters
DECEIvED THTs DAY, 5000 BtB q ne puret
II rttsturzh CaaL The citiEens ~ DIS toun need nf
bf alarmed ar his uu1nr winter 20 he want 81 a anod
Gre b. cnty r1rir louF cvcuirEs. Ed1 TX saia az ne
aed OEce. ~ a cu1sn.
dofn TH0S. JAMS.
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P6icies isu1 On eguiishle terms, snd Iassrs eguishly
40 promply E1usted aad pait. for ne above ud "a re-
l-bie Compsuy b. T-E CHADE1CE AEent,
tells Bsnk BziAiuE Nan ~rset
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.


"a and after MONDAY, November 1T. 1887. thr
OTrsins On fhis rosd viii run - foIlouE. isundav u
ceptedzl
he Nail ard PASSENGER Train VIII lesrr Panaia dalh
a. 80 A. ~, and arrive 81 Memphis a. 10 -
Returning. leaves Memphis AR -, and arrives o.
Pamela q 5 r. n
Persons usTenns On the Nal tram can spsnd IRE.
haurz and q lsh N memphis and return The same DAY
FEenErr ulln make Close cuuuecfon Al Memnhr
win TIE Aeu7ds and Charlastan Railroad Foinz EaFi
md he Meulphls nd Ohio Raiiruad g5inE North.
ne FrciEht sud Accommodates Train leaves Memrhk
daily - ~ and arrives - Pamela a. 10 80 A. n.
ReturniuE, haVes Fanas - mo A. -. znd arrive
e Memphis SIS p -
The FrsIght and ruus 10 ouuuccfiol
win stages e. and frar ne foIouinE piarss. O4fiand
Prestun and Grenada. there makilE connection win
Stages threuzh Csrroltcn and Lexinzl0n hence 10 ~
SOrfhern Terminus q he Mississippi Central Raiirsss
fT Cantun. Jacksan ard Nee Orleans.
Throuch urkeas iar Gren1da can BE- chained Il n
MruErhls nrp1L
Thls j. much the shortrfi rc-tes aud assengersleavin
Memphisb BY the morniug train arrive a. Greuada ~
ssmo evening, having dayhghi he Whole way.
n. ". NEWELL
mAN &C.,
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DALY'S
AROMATIC WILEY NHISKY

u thls srr Of niuiterafei and deiaterious Liquors 10
lHa source Of Frrat sausfactlon 20 b able 70 ~iutr1duoe
On rullc uatce re above arlcie-an srtide o. un1ues-
uauef purity. allposessiug no qualities czcspt such A.
Save the me-f 4rarahie mdueuce "a te human ccn-a
A,ev roofs o. al os % usuls Of ne Rhine proanoe
ne Erspe uhich win f1rrish no where else. from whose
juice praeet ne "lchanui1ers" ue choicest Vine
Anew scrssoflru il Cutsrraduo a tobaaoo. ne favor
ant Quality % Whrh w1cu mlufsCtured into ci-ars.
are ilamrarshly superior o. hlr % tie producf n any
other -atls ana a urfr1w STRIP af land iu me Parish q
NatchlasheH m Lauisiana has long sunpnef the world
with q super-ezreleut article % snu1 from such iobaooe
a. caun1t Dc utucetto sTaV eiseEhefe.
IN Ike maunrr. Do has llE heen Eaeuu thai a limited
territory lTnr IN ne VALLEY u he MCuolE1heit river
sr1iusivey o-iuEs nrh r % properties = nartet
aui p~ecuilar. that It's disflnauon pruduces q WHISKY o.
such superaiivc chartcter as rlaces g teyuud rivalry.
Ry q process r-ceafy dizuVsred and uaW Enaun oulyta
my msnufactlrer. ne grain frum ne ehoizst sacof ns
favored locanty g. made % yield he
Aromatic valley Whisky,
with which no other ustsu1 a. llstln-a comparison
hrve no apprehension o. being aocusct q publishine
uuvarranalle or even eNaeseraied enoonium- ~ any
one who VII hrst sudiect my WHISKY 70 The test
ID J. uoE he Standard article az an ne arst GAS 10
teis and ci1hs n ne city q Ncw Tort. ana wherever BE-
ls luireiuced j. az once assumes It's LEADING rsitiol is
AWARDED TIE a Z OF SUPERIORITY,
and the demand Tor % becomes a thing est9lsued-
meiists eTsos are pleasant add grateful, t EXERCISES
The harniest peruansnt nduenre upan 10 institution
have ansiyEed a ssmple cf " Days Aruma1c valley
Whisky." ana dnd it % be . pure article Of enc aaForr
and without any leleferious alulxture
JANIS r. Chiffon. n D., Chemist NJ
srArr AssAYrn's oTrIcE. a. sansrssta
Bost01, April I'm. lHs-
VIZ H. DAILY. Neu York.
lh1Fe uade a chFmicai analysis q T'ur Aromeucf al
lsy Whisky. AID dnd Il q pare. 1ueiy t1vured age HhH-
~ cuntsintur % injurious matters Of ary zlnA. aui [
wculd reoouunrud On 81 suifahie for medical and putllc
purpssss CHARLES T JACKSON stte Assysr.
wy ". DA-Y
Your Aranltc Valley WHISKY j. received, sd after
carsfui ezsu.nancu. 1 md 10 70 b. a pure article. entire
b free frcm ts rdrlteraunr ingredis1ts - re1nerlE
u1si- Torrr. rxpecfulT.
IAME ! NAPEs. AEaUi1i cteEis1-
p CnF-Eers can dad upuu Eetinz a pure artlcie
rnsn thsy tuY the Vairy whisky, a. . b ud - n
hoffis onir. WI n. DALT.
10 s1u1 winism-st.. New T0rk. Se Pruprietor.
A. FACCARO 4 Co,
E1s rseuts f1r n Arsn.iie vsnsy Eaie5
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a Good Bargasn Ofrsred.

WISH o. aIsposf II NJ efri~n spot vhick ] nou have
4 lu ulirafln. wa tle Er1vlrE Uup upan H. II EN-
wusr- Nne - erft D. m 5 liza +ate q crllrar1n.
ul- - No Fa-lfflaa1f rcEttAtia uE ErggiuE upa1 iL
] rI al n Aasf fr a. rrsarnl year. sud a harfail
aafb Flru u srfiEEfln ~ ma uon. ! visf aleo
na -Ha % al carn fsliar- hrs1r. ruies. -41crE. Elrf-
snil aru-ii-. ~ tU- ~ terms ad turtter parti1-
saf arpG 4 ~ "a n prslisas- n Ne Hsrnanio
sui-qus 7 MITCHELL
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s1srEL 1850 49, 1.aa.....


srATE or rEzEEraE. C-onrnoLLrau OFrIcE
NAaHFrLLE F-1ruaVI 100
TINS i ~ uefil msf % Qusfsr CITY i1lurancs Con
Il pans, a1airt 81 Fnllate pa, 10 - SAT- " Psun-
sJlFania- D. olup1@d win al ne r~sglrsueus q an
80 passettT IT, General Assembly * he suts " tea
nessee In Marcl. 1854. enur-1 An &fE f-cuinfs NJ
Aasncles or Insu-auce C1uuanlas az lnarparatad - ~
Stale ~ reuuessre 30 auf ~ s Pufnam BE- ~ iersllF
s~uihortzei errt r aii C.mpanr in ns gy Z Hrmlil-
slfe 81 Ieunna- IL DuELAP.
felz1-2u Cutf1Iar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-12

EQUALIZATION OF TAXABLE PRoPERTY.-Owing
to complaints arising in several counties of
this State against the mode of valuation of
property adopted by the county assessors, a
law was passed by the last Legislature, APP
pointing three State assessors to revise the va
luation of taxable property of the county
assessors throughout the entire State.
The assessors report equalizing the real es-
tate was lately completed and published in the
HERALD, and it shows that they have added
thirty.three millions to the real estate of the
eastern counties, lying principally east of the
Hudson river, and reduced the real estate of
the western counties by the same amount.
1t is now contemplated, it appears, to have
this work also revised, with view to reduce
the valuation of the counties upon which the
increase has been imposed. But it occurs to
us, that if any wrong or deception was prac-
tised In the first instance, it is just as likely to
occur again.
The best mode Of remedying the evil would
be to pass general law equalizing the value
of real estate all over the State. There is very
little doubt that real estate is rather underesti-
mated by the assessors than overestimated. If
the taxable property in this city was fairly
rated, the taxes, which are now $lS on the
thousand, might be reducedto SO on the thou
sand. And, moreover, the property Of n-resi-
dents should be taxed equally with that Of ac-
tual residents. Many millions worth of personal
property is owned by men who reside outside
this sland-up the North river in RrOOklv
in the States Of New Jersey and Connecticut,
and even in Europe, while the taxpayers of
the city are obliged to pay for the protection
of this very property, by maintaining the, Fire
Department, the Police Department, the Gro.
ton Water Department and SO on. If the pro-
perty of noR-residents was subject to an equi-
table rate of taxation, it would tighten the
burden Of those who are now oppressed by
the load Of taxes this city has to bear
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paror interview with Greeley has greatly damaged h.
The Chicago Tribune comes 70 Kelogg's rescue and -
s.:s that prove Greeley In the plot 70 def..1
lincoln.
THE TREATY WITH CHINA.
The treaty wits China will be submitted 70 the Senate
at an early day, accompanied by the luminous interest,"
ing and important dispatches Of Mr. Recd and other
respondence connected with this subject will be re-
membered that the lateness Of the arrival OF tho
treaty In China precluded the possibility Of ratification
az tne time indicated therein, and 1t is believed by
soe mat further legislation will be required by u
MAKO olnding The President however, is Of differ
en' opncn Dut VIII send 1t To the Senate for such action
as may DC deemed necessary by that body. When tho
treaty was received from Mr. was with the under
standing on the part OF the Chinese authorities that when
ratified the rescrpt should be forwarded TO this
mcnt The rescrpt has been received which action IN
considered by them well by the President as giving
il validity and force Should the Senate think differently
simple resolution WIKI obvate the difficulty.
CAPTAIN rARSIAM AND TIN SLAVE TRADE
Marshal Rynders arrived here this morning. with Cap-
tain Farnbam, his way to Georgia for the purpose Of
delivering the captain to the federal authorities there to
be tried for his completely In the slave expedition Of the
yacht wanderer.
lie FEELING In PARIS REGARD TO Stewards VISIT 10
LOUIS NAPOLEON
gentleman who arrived in the Ocean Queen informs
that there considerable feeling Of indignation ex
pressed by Southern Americans in Paris towards Louis
Napoleon for entertaining Senator Seward the excu
sion of Southern gentlemen. The Senator was delighted
with his visit.
MOVEMENTS on TIE UIBusTERs.
There is rumor here, having foundation, that
few leading ibusers about to start from Washing
ton to join larger party farther South Savannah is
named for expedition to some weak neighbours terri
tory. The affair is kept close, but is likely to be 10
Mexico and probably to the Texas frontier.
Marshal Rynders here to work for the succession Of
Mr. SedgWick
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Commerce OF Mobile.
MOBILE. Dec. 0, 1859.
Exports of the week. 1922 ooO Exports Of the month.
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maTkeGNs
New ORLEANS Dec 0, 1850
Coon-An improved demand: sales today 10 500 bales
at 10Ac lie for mddlng The sales Of the week sum
1000 bales Tor the In last year Exports for
the week. a. 900 bales Total exports this season. 5lS
10Y caes Receipts at this port ahead of last year. l5
COO bales do mt all Southern ports al 900 bales Stock
ae7 200 bales Freghts-Cotton TO Liverpool 9led and
to Havre 1Lc
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1862
Cotton firm Sales today, 1900 bales midding at loXc
lie. Freighs to Liverpool led. without consignment
sugar quiet and easier, but quotaby unchanged.
MomIY, Dec. o, 1852
Cottonsales to day, 5000 bales at IOs5 for mddng,
me market closing firm The sales Of the up
uo Daes, ana the receipts 81 900 bales against % coo
for the corresponding in last year Receips M Ia
inc paesent time ahead Of last year. bales Stock
to Havre Lice
MOBILE Dec. 10, 1852
Cotton quiet and unchanged sales to day 5000 bales
Cotton in improved demand: sales to.day $50 ha,es
Prices quotably unchanged
Flour very dull at SIS rs holders ask IS as 81 70
Whiskey active at &c. Wheat firm red, 81 Is ST 90
wnme 81 70 Hogs dropping and prices easier; sales
Flour quiet at So IS 60 Wheat inactive at 81 l2X
wheat. wv Du'neA'
r,o CHICAGO, Dec. 10, 1852
nrm and advanced 11c. Receipts to-day 400 bbIs
flour 5000 BUSH wheat 1000 bush corn.
BUFFALO, Dec. 10-6P.M
Inouerate; QUOTATIONS. unchanged.
wheat quiet; demand confined TO small lots which do not
correctly indicate the true condition of the market Corn
steady and in fair demand; sales Is 600 bushels new
aloat at 59ac Oats selling in small lots at SIC Barley
unimportant. f
OswEGo, Dec. 1O-6PM
DEMONSTRATING moderate for the home and interior
trade small sales at IS for State from Chicago spring
wheat Wheat quiet at 81 10 for Chicago spring and
~ IN Tor Milwaukee club. No receipts by lake to-day
ana but one vessel expected here this weather
very cold to-day This afternoon the Thermometer was
steady at IA degrees above zero.
Flour steady and scarce. Wheat active white 81 "a
VI 70 red, 81 90 81 O5. Oats quiet at 81 &c Barley
steady at Coo. Pork firm at So 26