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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Gen. Gill
lem was before the Reconstruction Com.
mittee again today. He was examined
relative to the disturbances alleged to
have taken place in the eve counties
Of Mississippi carried by the opponents OF
the Constitution. He testified substan-
TALLY that there was some disturbance
there during the election, bat not enough
to materially sffact the general result.
He admitted that ~prObzbiy, in some
cases, the negroes remained away from
the polls through Intimidation, but he
did not think they sbsented themselves
in any considerable numbers; or that if
they had all been present it would have
affected the election SO IS to secure =
majority in that section Of the State for
the Constitution.
A bill has passed the illinois Senate
reducing passenger fares on 81 railroads
in thatS5ate 70 . cents per mile.
The President yesterday sent 10 The
Senate a treaty for the adjustment OF the
Alabama and other CLAIMS By 8 COM
missioner.
Receipts Of fractional currency for the
week were 1910, 600; shipments 1851 $50 ;
National bank currency Issued Sill ,430 /;
actual circulation 1893, 594 2SS fractional
currency redeemed 1921 goo.
The National Brick Layers Union
adopted a resolution to-day, which legal
lies the adoption Of the eight hour law,
aud the subordinate Unions are to insu-
gurate strikes whenever in their opinion
occasion requires, provided they do so ia
conformity with the National Union
Constitution. the matter OF raising
funds to sustain the strikes was left 10
voluntary contributions as heretofore.
\ letter was received hare to-day by
the Commissioner Of the Internal Rev
enue from an officer Of that Department
az Tullahom9, Tennessee, giving an &c
count OF the Outrages committed Oh the
Revenue officers ia Inst section Of the
Stste for performing their duty. He
states that q few nights ago he was taken
from his bed by q body OF masked men,
who threatened TO blow his brains Gu. if
he attempted 70 enforce the Revenue
laws. They then fred q number OF shots
1T his hous5, but released him after eX-
acting q promise that be wGEli not at
tempt TO enforce the law. Tae matter
has been referred TO the U. 5. Attorney
tor Tennessee, with instruction to re-
quest the assistance Of q military force
u sid Revenue officers to perform their
duties.
The National ColoreI Convention
adopted 3 report urging the organization
of an Equal Rights League.
4 resolution was passed asking Con.
gress for ga amendment TO tde COnstiiu-
ticn putting beyond csvil the right Of
every eitizsnt TO vote, irrespective OF race,
color or condition, AID also urging upon
Congress the necessity for further legis-
lation to redress the outrage of expelling
the oolored members from the Georgia
Legislature, and 70 restore the rights Of
the negroes 10 that State.
a subcommittee is preparing an i'd
dress TO be laid before The American PEG.
pie, and another COMMITTEES has bean aU
pointed to present the suffrage question
before the Congressional judiciary Com
mittee.
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equal in productivenCss 70 those 10 HI
aoIs valued at 500 per ecFe,-he will at
lnce investigate, and instead of travel
Sng by the Pacific Railroad TO the v!elni'
~ Of Cheyenne, with It's miserable,
drunken, gambling and brutal popuia-
lion, he will immigrate to u neighbor-
hood where, along with cheap lands, sc
cessibls by many railroads, he viii be
able to enjoy all the benshn Of settled
communities, having schools, academies
and churches communities moved by
the progressive spirit Of the sge and who
have determined TO reap the profits OF
contipu6us and persistent labor.
The newspapers are working In the
caHse of immigration the Legislature is
doing its part; the politicians are even
turning from their besten path and are
doing their part; the Commissioner has
done and is doing his part it only needs
the properiy-holder, working in the way
indicated, to complete the circle OF la-
borers and insure Us, to the fullest extent
all the immigrants We want or may cal
for.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
SUNDAY mORxING, JAN. n, 1893
ARKANSAS.

We invite the attention of all good
men, by whatever political name called,
to 8 brief account Of the nameless out
RACES psrpetrated upon three innocent,
intelligent and cultivated young women,
the daughters OF 4 of the most reputa-
bic citizens OF Arkansas, and relatives
OF n or two OF our most respectable
families. Such exhibitions Of lustful
brutality are but the outeroppings Of the
spirit, the wRntOn, demon-liks spirit
that has called out the militia, and that
retains it in service. Col. WATSON
promises the speedy death Of the nine
brutes, but that is poor recompense for
so gross an outrage, v~iolative of public
decency and shocking to that moral
sense which Ifts our race above the
brute creation. The citizens of Arkan-
SIS should rise up IS one man, and by a
movement short, sharp, but decisive, re-
lieve thsir STATE Of q body whose pres.
snee is & constant reminder of this out
rage, and e standing menace to inno-
cence and virtue.
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WEATHER AID RIVERS,

~. #.f N.H"H"."I #".
ST. LOUIS, January 1G.-The river il
stationary, but q rise is coming from
above. All the upper streams sre swell
ing. Ths weather is cold and freezing.
AEriVed-B=lie Memphis. Departed
Lady Gay and II. s. Turner.
LOUISVILLE, January l6.-Ihe river is
rising ! inch per hour, with Is fee, ia the
canal. The weather is cloudy and mild.
Arrived-L5gal Tender. DEPARTED
Mary Houston with q fine trip.
CAIRO, January l6.-Up-L1aisviIIe.
Cooss, Cora g., Melnotte, GIasgom'
D1wn-Atlants, 2 am
Robert Fulton, II am; Ruth, l nm:
4 PM Darling and Cornelia, Z
pm.
The river fell 8 inches. The weather
Is cloudy.
CINCINNATI. January 16.-phe river is
with S93 feet Ia the channel.
Departed-Silver Moon and Leonldas,
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TROY, N. Y.

Troy January l8 Judge Diekey, the
sub-eorlmittseman o! the special com.
mitEee OF the House of representative
to investigate the frauds committed II
the late election in this State, made but
a snort stsy here, sDd examined only one
or two Witnesses. A LIST OF one hundred
witnesses had been prepared, but he de-
clined to summon them, remarkiog tha1
he and his colleagues were heartily firad
OF listening to cases OF irdividusi ffauds :
he therefore confined his investigation 70
the manner IN which natural,z stion pa
pers were issued in the Troy Justice
Court.
1t Is said that Commodore Richard n.
Mead has suffered s stroke of paralysis.
aud that his condition is critical.
The annual ancsInpmeat of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, OF this Stale, was
commenced at Albany yesterday-its
sessions being held with closed doors,
Msny prominent army officers in attend.
Gen. Sickles was reelected Grand
Baron Geralt, the Prussian Minister.
and Secretary Seward, are at present en-
gsged ia framing 8 treaty between this
country and Prussia, for the benefit of
emigFsnts coming here from that part Of
Europe. Ii is intended 20 have q Prus-
sian official located In Nav York, who. |
in conjunction with an officer designated
by the United State Government, and
IN correspondence Hih Il board OF COM
missioaers, shall see after tbs interest OF
PTusSian subjects, sd save them from
many dangers to which they might other.
be exposed.
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TnREArExED wnrn mILru..


Middle Tennessee is Immediately
Threatened with an sfiiction similar to
that which now bears SO heavily upon
the people Of Arkansas. The LegisIa-
ture is about to call out the militia, under
the pretext TINT only by their aid csn the
hu-Klux be suppressed. Already, the
Mach vile papers say, many companies
have been organized and are preparing
TO invade the hsunts Of the mystic bands.
Against such an outrage we enter u
solemn protest. the civil authorities are
sufficiently strong in any part of the
State to cope with the evil disposed be-
sides, that experience here, as we'll as in
Arkansas proves that the militia, so fsr
from preventing oUtrages, perpetrats
them, and in numbers and ways that pale
the efforts Of Ku Klux or horse-thieygs.
The horrors that We have recorded the
past two months, ike that which this
morning viii make the readers blood run
cold, should forever prevent the employ
ment of any other than the regular
militia Of the State, composed of the re-
spectacle yeomanry, whose snteeedents
and connections would be q guarantee
against misconduct and for the strict
performances Of duty. The calling out Of
this militia will break the peace, lead 10
a general disquiet and fear, loosen the
bonds OF society, iDjure the financial ard
industrial prospects Of the State, pre-
vent immigration and retard the general
progress of Tennessee.
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NEW YoBK, January 16.-Cotton opened
quiet and hrm bC1 CLOSED dull and lower. Sales
LU baieS; upsand5 z12. SupeThne -four s. 40 :
u: WHISKY quiet; Western Tree q "a. Rice
and coffee quiet. Sugar steady; Cuba IILaa
ne. Molassss quiet New Orleans 7Oa74. Cut
Dry 9oods-The market is firm; best MAKES
heavy brown sheetings y; secOnd IbIz heavy
brown drills III Printing cloths 90. Cling
mans advances lc. Prints, The best qualities
range from Il 70 49,.
Money The market shows increasing ease.
and the oferings OF capital are more liberal
day by day. al the opening this morning per
cent. vas the rate on calls, but before the close
Of a hours money was very plenty at C.
Prime discounts dali, 73g. TIE bank statement
lsfavoEaole, and they are expandina their loaus
aleely 3oI tee,e Is aslsIge lperSaT IN PsSis; ts
south have ceased, and within the last two OF
three days very lille money is coming from
Cincinnati, owing 10 the fact that that city is
RENTING freely 10 the South. Gold closed al
3is. state bonds are active and higher. New
Tennessee steady at 6949691l.,
new Orleans Ezsrket.
NEW ORLEANS. January I6.- Cotton less firm
but not quOtably lower; middliugs NJ Sales
30O bales receipts SAC. Gold 35I. Sterling Il
g4I14. Bank 4S. New York sight y dtscount
FL ,ur hrmer; su perine s6S7IZsl7: 81 SDa74 30.
Xxx Is. Corn hrm; white T6s7S, yellow So
e. Oats dull az Is. Bran dun al 81 Il. Hay
du'l, prime s2492& Pork dun, NJ sales, holder,
asking ~. Bacon dull ana un hanged. Lard
~ tleIces Va, ,kes 2lH. sugar active ana
hlg1er; common lWz slG34; prime I24; yellow
clarified l$s9l44 MOla ses active eonmo-
$500; prime 67e6S; choice zGgI2. WHISKY
quiet; Western rectined 81 O5zl 10. Codte
steady fair i449lI4; prime I5L9lG1.
Cincinnati Market.
OfNcrEEATI. January lS-Flour dnlI. fsmI,,
81 53g7 20 Wheat nominal. Corn 83eIj. Oats
%. Cotton quiet, nIddlings 2SLGzS5<. WhhEy
81. Eggs 2sg.a. Pork SS &G29. Lari IsEaI9
Aalk shoqlge- S llAslI4; sides l6548l7; lam:
i5t59ls. Butter S4s40. Cheese IS 40.
81. Louis ssarkea.
Sr. LOUIS, January I~6-TObaceo unchanged
Flour, superdne IS J96 .. Wheat very dull
S4rh 61e 20 Oais 5G9. Whisky CSC. PORK
s9S9 -. Buik shoulders I2.; sides l5l54l6
bae2n, shoulders iJAc; sides I79l7Ic.; liam,
l5c. Lard ia.
louisville EIaFket.
L~oUIsvILLg, January I6.-Tobacco quiet
sales IS hnGs. Tugs TO log leaf SiGl Is; cuJLins
Is %. Flour suPerhne g. a095 %. Wheat 81 s
81. Corn tlc. in bulk. Oats 5Sc. Rye 81 80
Pork gA9. Larl. teirces i94c Bacon, shoulder
l4c sides lI9t!1ze.; sacked, fancy hams isIse
oQIk shoulders iz54c.i clear sides l6ze, Hlgh
wines IS, free,
EOEeisn
LoSDON, January i6.-ConsOIs closed ct SO
u. s. 5-N bonds 75L,
LJvKRPOoL, January I5 Cotton frmsr but
not EigS'r. UPlauds lIZd; Orleans IIs<d
sales l5,eV0 bales.
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had been held until March or April,
every creditor night have baen satisfied,
and the profits of the present year re-
manned intact.
Let every planter, therefore, who hos
the recuperation Of his country at heart,
use every honorable means for the at
tsinment Of this end. The greatest re-
suits are often accomplished by means
of minute combinations, and thus by
holding over our remnant Of cotton for
the expected good time, we may become
independent of commission merchants,
paying cash ard having the advantage
Of reduced cash prices, and keeping clear
Of thEt credit system which formerly
held the planter in bondage ss heavy IS
that which bound the hind who titled
his lands, and often at his death left his
! affairs ln irretrievsble ENHANCEMENT and
ruin. J.. B. BRANDER.
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VnwEGRaTFnE

The friends OF progress in MempAis
will be glad to learn that the current @;
immigration from other and older States
Into Tennessee is steady, and increasing
in volume. Many Northern journals.
Of widely extended influence beyord
what they weld in the political world.
are taking an interest ia our behalf, and
are doing what they can to encourage a
thrifty and industrious population to our
borders. Newspaper correspondents hava
been attracted to the State, several from
leading presses, ell Of whom write en-
c~ouragiDgiy as to our lands, productions.
mineral wealth, the character of cur peo-
pie, q the Increasing change in public
sentiment demanding 8 peaceful solution
OF all our troubles, and a system OF legjs-
lstion that shall insure "tbe greatest
goodtothe greatest NUMBER Toe North
ern papers are slowly waking 10 TO the
TACT that " the Dsvil is not as black az he ;s
painted" They are becoming intelligent
as to our real disposition, and are suggest.
ing to the people OF their overcrowdad
cities a refuge (and wealth. in Tennessee
from the squslior, poverty and want 10
which they may be subjected. The many
available points for manufactures. viii
which the State sbounds, are also at
tracing the attention of csnitsi,sts
East aud Middle Tennessee rroD,isa
much for these classes; and there We av-
poet, within e year, to hear OF large an
terprises that will make those seotiops ~,
our State 81 attractive TO mechanics 81
mill-hands as this section is nowt o small
farmers.
It'll estimated that from three to 6vs
thousand white persons have sAffIed a.
the State within the past year. not one
OF whom have so far manifested any dis.
position to retraee their steps. or exnrss.
any, The least dissatisfaction with the
people among whom they have cest their
lot. The reported and mysterious 40.
called Ku-Klux Outrages have no terrors
for them or, If any effect, it is rather in
the interest," Of the peace, which ia asss,.
u&l 10 al classes. Leading Republicans
and leading Democrats, and influential
journals OF both parties, are ex~erting |
themselves to increase an imunieratio1
resulting In so many benefits to the
State; and the State Commissioner. en-
thusiastie in the cause in which he is an. !
listed, is making every exertloo. under !
he's auspices Of the State -suthoritias 70 !
increase our white population by aeees- 4
rom The more industrious of The :
people Of other parts OF the world. The !
thing ia the wsy of the compl,,e =
enconrsgement of population to Tenne !
zee is me dilatoriness Of our landed pro. =
p%TletOrs In dividing up their lands and 4
advertising them Were this done TO
greater degree than has vet bson AZ. s
'empted, especially In West Tan"n-.as !;
We think the Results, ia ihereasad a~s~s !,
OF industrious white peoDIs 49, =
than q hundred-foId reenma~u :,
he landowners If a Northern na| !,
4 moderate means reads 10 ~ :,
APPEAL that be can buy rich !,
Vest Tennessee lands, recently under :
llnyAtion' for sl2 or SIS per acre-lapd. r.
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THE circular of Attorney General
EvARTs, which We published yesterday,
directing that sll suits for treason be dis
missed, puts an end to all controversy as
to the right Of the President to amnesty
ex-Prssldent DAVIS and the other South
ern leaders in the late civil war. While
Congress has been pottering with the
question, and il q frothy sort OF way
threatening Mr.. JOHNSON with scrutiny,
investigation, and inquiry into his rea
sons for his Christmas gift to the country,
Mr.. EvARTs, the able Attorney-General,
decided it entirely legal, the people
having already accepted it as 5 simple
measure Of justice to gentlemen many
of whom have been prosecuted in q
manner d~isgraoefal to the Government.
There can be 10 doubt now OF he speedy
return 10 their homes of the eminent
and gifted sons Of the South.
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OUR readers will rememGer, that two
weeks ago, We published a proclamation
OF Governor ~BRowNLOw, endorsing a
cali, by the Governors of several States,
for q Convention CT the people immedi-
ately interested in the Tennessee River
Improvement. AS the people Of Mem
phis are among these, We hope the city
government and the Chamber Of Com
meTce will shortly take the necessary
steps to select or elect delegates to this
Convention, which will be held in Chat
tanooga on the 2Ith inst.
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Col. w. H. McCARDLE retires from
the editorial management Of tie Vicks-
burg Times. In his f2rewelI address to
lis resde-s, he ssys: "Ii in denouncine
the wrong and uPholding the Iight-if in
defending the weak and defyiug tie
strong, / have strengthened and encour-
aged but one human heart, 1 have not
lived OF laboFed 10 vain. IN the future
as in the past, shall be found the ur-
compromising enemy Of sl tyranny and
all tyrants, and though I sever my con.
nectlon from this Journal, I shall not be
an idle locker on where the interests AID
the honor Of Mississippi are involved.
On all proper occasions 1 shall speak and
write as becomes . man, regardless OF all
personal consequences"
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4 L

BALTIMORE, January 16-Georee
Bailey, a colored sailor, who has been on
trial at Princes Anne for the murder of
the captain and mate OF the schooner
Bravo, was convicted on Tuesday lssf,
and on Wednesday he was sentenced to
bs hanged. His three comrades in
crime, Rauds, Wilson and Wells, are in
jail ander sentence of death. The day of
their execution has been fixed for the 5sh
Of March next.
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THE attention OF the readers Of the
SUNDAY APPEAL is called to a contribn-
ton from the pen of Miss NELLIE MAR
SHALL, ofKsntuoky, whose f-orthcomips
book, " AS by Fire. will shortly BE-
placed before the peOple. We hope that
Miss MARSHALL win fad it within her
power to favor Us frequently with arti-
cles of this and kindred character. They
will bridge the distance that row sspa.
rAlss!her from the readers OF tie APPEAL.
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FEUEAES oE hLk "a 2 W.. o.
The Secretary OF the Pathological So
eiety of Norfolk county, Va, makes the
allowing report Of the number, variety
and quantity Of fruits and vegetables
raised in that county during 1858, and
shipped 10 and coll in Northern mar
kets, toe whole n-5tirg the handsome
sum Of s1,O43, 200:
100000 baskets straw berries.
s0,OOO barrels potatoes.
f9,OD barrels peas,
i0.C00 barrels Snaus.
$4,000 heads cabb tga.
2,OJU barrels cucambsrs.
lGJ,OJJ D8Xss tUEnatoe1.
J-e10 barrels fQu ashes
1908 barrels bcets.
dht0o ounches Iadisnes.
10000 cautelOpES.
5O,eJJ walerWeloBss
This is n Of the most encouraging
exhibits yer made of the industry Of q
Southern community, and must prove
encouraging to all in any way connected
with agricultural pursuits. The farmers
in the vicinity Of Memphis should be es-
peeially encouraged in their efforts at
q truck farming" from what IS here
The people Of Norfolk have poor
soil, aud have to compete with New Jer-
sey in catering for the people Of The
we have a rich soil, but little
competition, and the people OF the opu-
.ent West, ready and willing to pay the
prices, IS was proven last season,
IoT the daintiss and Iuxuries that are
mentioned above, and that cur soil pro-
iuces four to Elk weeks in advance of
Truck-terming Isl branch Of in
iustry that can be made very profitable
n this section, and We advise it's pu
suit.
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IT is rumored nom Little Rock that
the letters of prominent citizens Of that
place, Identified with The Democratic
party, are opened before transmission 60
their destination, aud their contents
noted for the benefit Of The "LoyaI
League" Even this mmorod espionage
is Injurious to the Government. as aerv-
ing 10 break down the faith OF the pep
pie in the inviolability Of tie trust re-
posed by them in the POstoflee Dsnaf,-
ment. The Postmaster at Little Rock
IL 10 himself to dispel any occasion
these rumors.
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. VI, January l6.-At q
Radical caucus, held tonight. there was
q full attendance, and r. +. Fenton was
nominated for United States Senator on
the second ballot, receiving 81 votes
against 40 for Edwin d. Morgan.
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STATE or TENNESSEE,
COEPFROLLEG' OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January ], lSG9.J
l, G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Htna
Insurance Company, located at Hartford,
In the State OF Connecticut. has produced TO
me satisfactory evidence that said company
have complied with I'll the requirements OF the
laws OF the State OF Tennessee imposed or
Insurance companies, and 1 further certify thai
Henry A, LittlstOD, agent OF said Company,
has also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the State, made and provided In SUCH
cases:
Wherefore, said .Etna Insurance Company
mas authority to take risks and transact the
business Of Insurance in this state, at Mem
phis, Tenn.
q W. BLACKBURN,
- Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, January 16.-Ths Bank del
Merficic, known as Fessir's Bank.
which for some time past has been Ia a
weak condition, suspended to-day. It's
liabilities are heavy, but the shareholders
will be the the principal sufferers.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January l6-In The bag.
gage OF q woman arrested at DevanpoTt
on Wednesday for passing counterfeit
money, yer $1,000 ia spurious currency
was found, She was the agent for 3 gang
of Eastern Counterfsiters.
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PENNsXLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, January l6.-A fright
FIJI explosion Of burning fluid occurred
yesterday evening, by which q young
lady, Miss Kate Rupert, had her person
terribly burned from head to feet.
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GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, January 1B.-In the Home
to-day a motion to Teseind ths act IN
seating Che negro members and that
they be resisted, was lost by a large ma
iOritV.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BESDER-The friends and acquaintance Of
WILLIAM BESDER are invited to attend his
funeral, this Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'clock.
nom his laie residence, No. Il Front street,
Carriages In attendance,
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, January 1o.-Gerald
Eaton was sentenced to death to-day by
the Court Of Oyer and Tsrmlner, for the
murder Of Timothy Hemsn.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, January 16.-The Dominion
Parliament has been prorogued until the
25.h Of February.
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By Telegraph.
COTTON.

The following table contrasts the ben
eGts OF Memphis, as "A cotton Market,
over All other cities