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KEEPsIE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, January 20
Tbs safe OF II. r. Morris, Of Weirizooro,
Sullivan county was opened st q late
hour Sunday night, by burglars, and
robbed Of SI00, coo in five and ten dollar
bills. The stolen money belonged 70 tbs
town OF Wamskotine.
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THE BROWNSVILLE BEE.
COL. WI. wEsTBRooK DR.. r. W. BEERS
Late OF Mississippi. Late OF Mobile.
WESTBROOK g. BEERS,
Editors and PrOprIetOrs.

A LIVE WHITE MANS JOURNAL. DE-
a voted to pure Democracy and the rights OF
TERMS-Invariably in Advance-Two Dol
lars q Year.; One Dollar ior six Months
Iat,on enables rs to offer superior Inducements,
~ an advertising medium, TO business houses.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
HE No advertisem ents received except 70
money, and at regular ratss.
Address, WkSTBkOOk 6 BkERS,
aul4tf Brownsville, Tenn.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January 26.-Hon. Matt q.
CARPENTER was to-day elected United
states Senator from the State Of Wis
azHufr
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MAsSACHUsEE

LINN, January 26.-Five stores on
Monroe street were completely burned
and five others considerably damaged
last night. Loss, $500 600. They were
occupied by manufacturers.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE. January GA factory
girl named Sistterly obtained S3uU0
against P. Tanning to-day In s bresch OF
nFOmisa case.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, January 26.-Ho1. J. D:
Cameron has advised the Minister OF
Justice of his intention to apply foE q re-
prieye for Whslen.
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TRENTON.

TRENTON, n. J, Jasuary Pc. 4.
Stockton was elected United States SEN
Rtor TODAY.
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s. q. ToBEY. Pest. ED. c. KIRK, Cashier
CITY BAN K

MempbIs City Savings InstitutiOE),
CORNER
JEFFERSON AND FRONT SITS,
TRANSLATES A GENERAL BANKING AND
Brokerage Business.
DEPOSITS IN COIN Oh CURRENCY RE-
ceiVed subject 10 Cheek, ~ in al reg
uiar Bsnks.
INTEREST PAID ONLY ON TIKE DE-
p0slts.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on Approved Coz
laIerals.
Orders for the Purchase or Sale or Stocks.
h0hds or told pF0mpgly executed NJ
Sae New S0rk B0ards ON Liberal CON-
mission.
Special attention given to the Purchase
and Sale OF southern AID Elseolla-
ne0uE securities.
CeLLRCTI0SG made on ALI points IN the
Vnited states and canada. Ial
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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE The q
vi OniceTs and Members or Hermes- IA
anu Mithras Lodges of Perfection NOS.
l and 2, are hereby notified to attend u w
stated communication OF those lodges
This Wednesday, Evening, January Y, 1863.
by order.
En- ArE Nurrupsu Geo-=.ar- foJ-
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QUEENswARE, ETC.
TRUST SALE.
NRH0TEE,0 GALE


DY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by
ID William Ryan and Margaret Ryan to John
Gum as Trustee amt recorded in the Regis
ter's ofice of shelby county, Tennessee. in
Book No. SO, part 2. pages 29S, S99 and 800,
made to secure certain notes therein men
toned, 1 will, on
Monday, the 1ss Day OF February, 1869,
Proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
In front of the Hall Of the Chamber OF Com
meTce, near the corner Of Main and North
Court streets, in the city Of Memphis, sell for
cash, to the highest and best bidder, at public
auction, the following described zeal estate,
viz A certain piece OF lot OF land, situate,
lying and being in the county of Shelby,
state OF Tennessee, and city OF Memphis, But
ler Division, Block No. Z, the same having been
conveyed to John Cubbfn BY VIM. S. Pickett
having a HoRt OF 70 feet TO a n alley on the
south side OF Elliott street, aud extenoiD back
between two parallel lines 1G feet beginning
9t a stake I4O feet from the northeast corner Of
Block No. ., on the south side of Elliott street
thence zoo feet south to q stake thence east 20
feet to & stake; tneDce north zoo feet to a stake
in Elliott street and thence west with Elliott
street 10 the beginning.
The title Is good, the right of redemption is
waived, but l sell only AS TRUSTEES.
ja2ts JOHN GUM, Trustee.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR O A =.
Open to

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEN-
" Der z, 1865, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road viii run regularly as follows:
GOING Leaves Hopeheld Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at $50 am, and arrive
at Madison at 1 O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 7s0 am. arrive at
Hopeheld st l O'Clock pm, and Memphis at
Lac pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot 81
Union street at am.
Tickets for sale at ali the Railroad Ticket OH
ees In the city.
FreightS for Madison or way stations received
BY z. d. Patterson & Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street,
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
&-Omc of Road, NO. y Jefferson street.
au2st II s. B. BEAUMONT, Gen Supt.
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By Telegraph
COTTON.

The fOl.Gwtng table contrasts the ben
fits OF sIemPhIs, as a Cotton Market,
over ali other cities
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orders at my Store, 900 oecouu sJreeI.
t223 WEN SMITH. Undertaken.
INOR~ SALE.-One of the finest PLANTA-
4 TONS in the Mississippi Bottom, situated
50 miles bslow Memphis IN Arkansas, miles
from B edsoe'5 Landing, containing 229O acres,
with 400 acres in a high state of cultivation
with dwelling and all necessary Outhousss,
frame quarters for so hands, good gin and mill,
stables and cribs, together with all the mules,
stock and tools, There Is now 80 or 40 good
hands on the place that car be had by the
purchaser. A great bargain can be had By early
application on the remise or OF PRICE q
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
is7 A D. LODGES
JOHN REED,
GARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 62 Jefer-
~ son Street, entrance in alley. Special at
tention given to Stair Work. Houses and We
rapdahs franz al realty for shipDiDG. fnov2 I'm
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TO TH[E PUBLIC
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATra or

DAILY APPEAL, enc "
WEEKLY APPEAL one year ...~.----------- 10
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Special Notice.

'7EHE subscriber would respectfully call the
Z attention of these interested in improve
ments, as well az Mechanics. 10 call and wit
ness the application OF a NOVEL LEVES
POWER, as applicable to Cotttn, Hay, and
other like substances. a ba OF Cotton will
be packed out n the b,ud in frout OF Meslrs
OKGILL BROS. a CO., to-day at IL O'Clock.
County and State Rights for sale by Patentee.
JAZZ GREY UTLEY.
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Correspondence, on Public Events, S0scted from
sueg part Of The United States.
ALNSLIE, REATLNG & co
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$1,000 REWARD!

THE above amount win be paid FOR the ap-
L prehensiOn and conviction OF the person or
persons who murdered j.. j. MINTER, near
Ripley, Ttppah county, Miss, on last Thursday,
2lst inst. The murder was Committed near Mr..
HtVes'. Lar dAw"l W.
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Furniture Removed and Repaired.

HAVE Furniture Wagons always ready TO
L remove families, or TO send for aud return
furniture needing repairs OF sny sort. Leave
orders at my store, 3tS Second street.
fa23 WEI SMITH Undertaken.
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BY the following person.;
The New Theatre.

The work of reftting the interior Of
the New Theatre preparatory to the intro
duction at that place of a new company
under the management of Mr.. w. Gilberti
is progressing in the most satisfactory
manner. Even now, although the add.
tions and repairs lack much of being done,
'lines of beauty and traces of splendor'
are easily discovered. A glance into the
interior assures the victor that the skillful
workmen now engaged there are doirg the
tasks assigned them in neat and perfect
style. A portion Of the company engaged
for the coming season is expected to arrive
here next Saturday or Sunday. The open.
ing nights not yet designated, but it may
be safely assumed that it is not far of.
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New AdYertEsements.

The Poplar Mountain Coal Company
have on hand sn inexhsustible supply of
their celebrated coal, which will be de.
livered on the most reasonable terms 10
any part of the city. Applications o. orr
ders to Calender & Garrett, No. so North
Cherry street, viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
Albert & Seeman have an auction Of
sessonsble goods this morning.
Agents wanted for the sale Of Lloyd's
maps.
A furnished room wanted By young
man. Apply at this Office.
The attention OF the travelling public
is invited to the card of the old and well
known ST. Cloud Hotel. No pains is
spared to make it worthy Of its continued
good name.
Remember the great auction sale o.
Edgefeld property by Anderson, johnson
& Smith, tomorrow.
Attend the forced auction sale Of Yeat
man, Shields & Co, on Thursday.
Extra trains for the Murfreesboro fair
will leave this city at o'clock every day
during the week, commencing this morn
ing. Returning, the same will arrive q
Nashville q! $40 pm.
We call special attention 10 the diamond
breastpin lost, $25 reward offered.
Gen. Hickman is announced a candi.
date for City Recorder this morning.
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Ctrcu;t eurt


Case No 1853, Geo 3 Hubbard and
others against State Insurance Company,
submitted to the court. Judgment for
the plaintiffs for $2,919 50. Case No
334, Is L Shields, trustee, against An.
drew Morrison, judgment for plaintiff for
500. Case $685. L A Mabry against
David Raulsioa, judgment for plaintiff
for 50 81. Case 32S, Moses McRidley,
ct al executor against Matt Carson, ex-
eeutor, given to the jury and respited
until this morning. The docket will be
called to-day commencing at No
342, Jas Il Venable vs. w A. Davis
81 al
343 P NJ Ryan VS. Samuel Manning
ct al
944 n Smith VS. David Stratton.
345 Heinrich Rattleman vs. James II
Buddeke.
346 Thos X Lusty VS. A B Shankland.
947 John Archibald VS. 9tna Insure
ance Company
34S NJ J Drucker VS. Fred Laitenber.
34l II B Brown vs. Mayor and City
Council.
er.
Jay ID , Peach Va w Emery ct al
$50 Ewing e. Co. VS. Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad Company
35l John Archibald vs. Henry
Schlesinger
$50 r F Bell VS. Thomas PEBBLES
353 Bridget Hagan, administrative, VS.
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company.
| 354 Alley .& Throne VS. Adams Ex-
press Company.
355 III Thorner & Co VS. same
356 J S Loventhal VS. same
357 Espy Heidelback & Co vs. A
Slaughter.
35S Geo S Boiling, use, etc, vs. james
Whitworth, administr ator.
359 John ID James VS. w Brown ct al.
800 Thos o Nilsson vs. James s Read
ct al.
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Police Court.

Dan Patterson, assault and battery; con-
tinued. S. f. Williams, using abusive
and offensive language, drunk and disor-
derby, and threatening TO cut with a
a butcher knife; So and costs in one case,
and the costs in The others. August Mey-
ers, drunk; So and costs. J. T. Richard
son, drunk and dirorderly; S. and costs.
fabian Amburst, drunk, and assault and
battery; IS and costs. Minnie Cromwell,
open and notorious lewdness; continued
Joe Urbin, drunk and asleep on street; IS
and costs. Barry Finnegan, using abusive
and vulgar language; costs. ice Creighr
ton, tipping on Sunday; continued. Bose
Haley, disorderly conduct; costs. John
Huff, peddling meat during market hours;
costs. w. C. Carter, assault and bait cry
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The Merchanfs, Tax

We publish to-day a bill amendatoTy Of
the revenue laws Of the State, which has
been adopted by the Memphis Chamber
of Commerce, and is presented to the mel
chants Of the State for their considera-
ton. The interests of the State certainly
demand speedy and radical change in
the merchants tax, and our merchants b..
ing most directly interested should at once
take steps to secure fom The Legislature
sncces.fil acIinn
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Anesnarate Nerress.

A negro woman was arrested yesterday
on the charge of sssaulting another ne
gress. She was brought to the station
house on Cedar street and was placed in
the charge of officer Radford to be taken
down to the Workhouse. She used very
abusive and insulting language on the way,
down TO the river hotel, and when they
reached the corner of Cedar and the Pdb.
lie Square. che started for the officer and
clenched the seat Of his unmen ionables
and almost threw him off the pavement.
1t required the assistance Of three police.
men 10 tske her into the Workhouse
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THE MARCH ELECTION.
ReYenne Collector

Revenue COLLECTOR. S.
WE are authorized to announce D. G, Clark as
a candidate for Revenue Collector of Davidson
county. at the ensuing March election. sel9 tide
By the solicitation of many friends. I hereby
announce my name as a candidate TOR Revenue
Collector of Davidson county. at the March
election. 1870. GEORGE GREER.
For Tailor.
We are authorized to announce NJ, DennisOn
as candidate for Jlilhr the ensuing March
election. seplS tde'
We are requested to announce William H.
Moore as a candidate for Jaior of this county.
at the March election. 1870.
We are requested to announce John T. Smith
as a candidate for County Jailor. at the ensuin
March election. 1870.
Circuit Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce David C.
Love as a candidate for re election to the office
of Circuit Court Clerk for Davidson county, at
the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Isaac LittOn
as a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March ele,hon.
Criminal Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce J. T. Higgins
as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce W. NJ. Ste
phens as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk,
at the ensuing March election.
County Court Clerk.
We are authorized TO announce Gen. D. F.
Cbeatbam as q candidate for County Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Mai. J. Rich
ard Mccain as a candidate for County Court
Clerk, at the ensuing March election.
Charles II. Eastman is candidate for the
Office of Clerk of the County Court of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
Weare authorized to announce James T. Bell
as a candidate for County Court Clerk. at the
ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce Capt. W. G.
Ewin as a candidate for the Office of County
Court Clerk for Davidson county, at the ensuing
March election.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce James r.
Davis as a candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing
March election.
We are authorized to announce Elijah Z. Pat
terson as a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson
county, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce +; NJ. Wood
all as a candidate for Sheriff. at the ensuing
March election.
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1t the Stacey.

The Stacey House continues to receive,
as it continues to deserve, liberal share
of public patronage. We make room for
the names of portion of the guests ar
irving there yesterday: Chas. NJ. Carroll
and E. r. MCPHERSON, Memphis, D. H
Buckley and George Logan, Philadelphia,
James Thomson and w. L. Adams, Bell
Buckle, w. E. Chrichton and John n.
Turentine, Shelbyville, G. V. Gilbert and
T, A. Caldwell, New York, P. J Smith,
Chicago, S. A. Boyd, Columbia, Col
Robert L. Smith and lad, Macon Dr.. VIM.
B. Gillcrese, Louisville, George NJ. Full
Ter. Cincinnati.
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OmetaI COrresDondenee.

The Mayor Of Elgefeld yesterday COM
municated officially with the Mayor elect
OF Nashville, in terms Of congratulsticn
upon the recent victory, and intimatir &
also that as the latter city had passed
from under the hands of Radical rule
Edgefeld was now willing to take her in
as part and parcel Of the corporation
The editor of The Banner who has been
writing of Elg, field under the head Of
"the suburbs" will please make note OF
this latest annexation movement.
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Nashville FIour and Grain Market.

FL0UR-Market during the week has been
bOuyant, with shipments of 1000 bbls. and also
a large local trade. Prices continue firm as fol-
lows: Supers s. 25@6; single extra So 25G6 so:
double extra Sc as IS; family 81 25@S; fancy
IS SOFAS Is.
CORN MEALS without change, and is
shipped at 81 so per bushel for loose unbOlted
and S. 50 per bbl for city kiln dried.
CORN-Dull and dropping and not an order
to fill. HOl1ers are offering to deliver in depot
at 81 POL Is.
WHEAT.-We note receipts to-day of 500
buShe 8. The receipts of the week DOT up g.
80 Pushels, against ~ SOO the week previous
We heard of sales to-day Of 900 bushels amber,
sacked, and delivered in depot at 81 40. During
the corresponding week last year, the receipts
amounted to SOS bushels. and prices were
red, 81 IS for Mediterranean and 81 s5@1 80
for am Der.
OATs.-Receipts o-day of loo bushels, and
sales Of 300 bushels a. 7Oc. sacked. from store.
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Col. D.H,C, spence's Address,

Col. D. II. C. Spence is to deliver the
Annual Address before the fair at Muir
freesboro, and We hope thousands may be
there to hear and appreciate his speech,
which We are fully prepared TO anticipate
as able and to the point. 1t is seldom the
citizens Of old Rutherford ever have an
opportunity of hearing Col. Spence, one of
her most talented sons, and they should
all avail themselves of this opportunity.
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COTTON YARSS-We quote at Is, Is, 20, and
&c for 700, 600, 500 and 400.
SEEDS-We quote timothy at s.; blue grass
(cleaned) S3lherds grass 81; Orchardigrass 81 50;
hungarian 81 Is; Millet 81; German Millet 50;
Missouri Millet 81; Glover $40 50.
HIDEo-Dry flint Country 20C622c; dry salt
1S@20c; green salt l0@l2c; green hides Toe.
IRON-Tennessee. common bar. Tie per h;
Kentucky. do, 454c per ID; Tennessee band, Sc;
Kentucky do, &c.
SOAP--ComnOn bar. 5@1Oe per h; per fancy
box S2CG4 50.
LAND PLASTER-We quote at s25 per ton
in bags.
RAGS-,HaFe a declining tendency. We
quote at 413c
LEATHER-0ak sole 42@47c; Hemlock do
33g35c; Harness 40942c; BriIle per dOz 4sGg6Oc
Upper per dOz S36@4s; French calf skins per
doz $4SG96; American caIf per dOZ $4,000.
BARkELS-ln demand at Csc by the guam
ity.
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should use Hagau's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a soft. relied, satin like texture tc
the Complexion, removes Roughness. Redness
Blotches. Sunburn. Tan. etc and adds tingt
of Pearly Bloom to the plainest features II
brings the Bloom of Youth to the fading check
and changes the rustic Country Girl into a
Fashionable City Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret Of Beauty. No lady need complain Of
her Complexion who will invest IS cents in thi:
delightful article.
Lyons KathairOn is the best Hair Dressing
in use. sep7 cod d6w
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Criminal Court.

State We. George Fertig, malicious
stabbing, verdict not guilty.
State We. George Harris, larceny, COM
tinued until the next term.
The resolutions on the death Of Hon.
John Bell were ordered to be spread upon
the minutes.
State We. w. H. Perry, murder, case
pending.
State vs.. H. D. Grant, fraudulent breach
of trust and larceny, indictment qusshed.
State We. Barnes. larceny, nolle pros.
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RIVER AND WEATHER

The river was declining yesterday morning
but swelling again in the afternoon with thirty
inches on Harpeth shoals. Weather clear, cool
and bracing. the mercury during the day rang
ing from 90 to 68 degrees.
The Burksvile yesterday cleared for Cairo,
with about fifteen passengers and fifty tons OF
scrap iron.
The Ella Hughes is expected this morning,
and returns to Cairo on Thursday.
Capt. ii. U. Hart sold his pet steamer Law
renee to Capt. james 5. Wise, Saturday, for
$4,000. The Lawrence will take the place of
the Havana in the Nashville aid Cincinnati
packet liue,
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Nashville Dry Goods Market. etc

Business during the week has been ac-
brown sheetings l214,; IS do. no
l5c; A do. l6@l7c; 3 4 bleached shirtings
lO@llc: IS 70. l2l4@l5e "A do. ls@2jc; brown
drills. lS@2Oc; bleached do. l892lc: Osna~
burgs 2l@-21zci 4 do. 259271zc; plaid cOttOns
l63I@25c
FRINTS-Wamsutta. 1O1%c; Arnold, iI1<e;
American. BE; Dunnels. l3c; Sprasues, l3c;
Spragues PINK, 1875; Allan. 1916; AmOskeag,
lSc; Manchester, l3c; GlencOve. lie; Glendale
lie; Wauregan, l3e; London mourning. l3c.
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Another HebatIng society.

The Montgomery Bell Debating Society,
which has been organized about tEo yearq,
held a meeting the other night and elected
the following officers: R c White, Presi>
dent; Charles Briggs, Vice President; B S
Adams, Secretary and J McDickinson,
Critic. The society is principally com.
posed of students of the school. They have
selected the following subject for debate
next Friday night:
Resolved, That ambitious love Of con-
quest is the cause of more evil that intern
perance."
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IHRndSnma.

We acknowledge the receipt from the
hands of the .compilers, Messrs. Parker,
Ward & Co, cotton and commission mer-
chants Of Memphis, Tenn, a very COM
plete and finely executed chart of the
Memphis, New Orleans, New York and
Liverpool cotton markets. For penmsn-
ship it surpasses anything Of the kind We
have ever seen. The design is original,
and reflects great credit on the designer
and penman, Mr.. p, the senior of this
ppferpriuiru firm
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States $50 62's at 81 65's old $50; 67's, S2II;
10 40's 7513,
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New York
yesterday at 10 for the old and 521Z for the
new.
The following are the latest stock quotations;
New HOrk Central l62; Erie ~; Reading 81;
Michigan Southern 7914; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 7912; Chicago and Rock Island 1895
Northwestern Common 645s: Preferred 7S15
Fort Wayne S254; Western Union Telegraph
The sales of Southern State bonds at the New
J 0rk Stock Exchange on the 18th inst, were as
follows:
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FINE SWEEP Potnt,,

Mrs J. J. O'Sullivan sent our local
yesterday a sweet potato measuring I21
inches IN circumference and inches in
length. This Is but fair sample Of the
crop gathered from her gardens on the
Dickinson pike.
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DHILOS OPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A NEW
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York Mus um Of Anatomy. embracing the sub.
iects: How to Live, and What to Live for
orally Reviewed; The Cause of Indigestion;
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for; Marriage Philisophically Considered, etc
These lectures will be forwarded on receipt o
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TIMORE MUsEU OF ANATOMY. "A West Balti
more street, Baltimore Md. mySO-Iy