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90 -. stsrdnk 8. Commsr.lnl

Gold 800. Sterling 10. Commercial 1
New York sight a discount. Flour quiet but
arm: supeTnne So 70; XXX 81 p; XXX 81 5Oa6.
Corn scarce and nigAer; white SOC. Oats Gull,
6s-, Bran quiet, 81 IL. Hay dull; prime S4 .
Is. Pork active, S3L- Bacon armer, shoulders
1Oas0Ic; kegs NC. sugar and Molasses firm
and unchanged. Whisky ddu Western recti-
Add 95aSt 02L. Coffee frmer, none ia first
hands; fair l4h9l5Ac; prime l6199l7Ae.
Louisville Market.
LoUrsyILLK, January I.-Tobacco active;
sales $50 hhds; common Tugs TO Hart count
leaf IS 25a82 50. Cotton 25Lc. Pork $50. LAFI
l9<e. Bulk shoulders lL4gl3c clear nib sides
l8GlI6zc clear sides l6M9i64c. Bacon shout
deTs IfG14Ac sides lIAe, l7549lsc, all packed.
Supernne dOuT s. WheaL 81 l ~ Oats
60 a63c. Corn G09G2c. Rye 81 42Sl 40. Whisky,
raw, 9S999c.
Cincinnati EIarkef.s
CINCINNATI. January 2l-Fiour and Grain
unchanged. Cotton higher mIddliugs 29c,
with buyers at 2S5zc. WHISKY Sec. Pork SO.
Bulk shoulders held at l3c sides held at 800
I5X and l6Lc; Bacon shoulders l3zc; sides
@21c. Butter 3393Se. Cheese l9H9&c-
ST. Louis zEarket.
ST.. LOUIS. January 21.-Tobacco, nothing
doinz. Superhne -four s. 1906 IS. FAN wheat
sl 7a4I IS. CornSO472c. Oats 57960c. Pork
SO 5Jg3O. Bulk meats, shoulders, l29l215e ;
sides l4Z9l61&c. Bacon shoulders l4ci sides
i5k9I7Ic. Lard lSc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, January &.-U. $. $40 bonds closed
at 75Z.
FRANKFORT, January 2-United States 5 EOS
closed at 7yAgl9%-
LIVERPOOL, January A-Cotton closed active.
Uplands Lkd; Orleans lI5zd. sales 1900 bales,
HAvRE, January 2l.-Cotton on The spot 1871
for tres ordinalre.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 2i.-A vessel which
left Madeira IN the I4gh inst, re-
ports that nothing had been heard
there Of the thirty-nine missing passen-
gers of the steamship Hibernia who
were reported 20 have been picked Up,
and were to have been landed there. 1t
is now doubtful whether they were
saved.
Adviees from New Zealand report a
fTightful massacre Of the whites by the
natives at Poverty Bay.
The bullion in the Bank Of Eogland
has increased E99, 600 during the week.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. ~, 1859
NOTICE.

Al the book accounts of J. S. c. Ho.
GAN & Co., and ALBERT PIKE & Co.,
former ProprietOrs Of the APPEAL haze
been placed IN The hands Of A. MCCoN-
NELL, for collection. The accounts have
been due for some time, and It's hoped
parties indebted to the late firms acHl
settle promptly, ana thereby avoid Htigd-
tioR. AINsLIE, HEATING & Co.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-The in
vestigation into the financial affairs
Of the city, and especially nto
the accounts OF the city ex.oficisls, that
has has beeH progressing for some
months past, shows the following result,
as set forth ia the report of the Commit
tee Of Investigation, viz Positive frauds
proved, or acknowledged, and r~ecoyera-
bic by law, S2S ,747 frauds ascertained
by strong circumstsntial evidence, the
responsibility for which cannot be posi-
lively fixed, SIP, 664 total, 1884
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CONGRESSIONAL.
wAsnrserOx, January IN 1863.

SENATE.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Com
mittee, reported the following bill TO
amend the National Currency Act:
SECTION 1. Be it enacted, etc , That
section "a of said act be so amended that
said section read as follows "That every
association whenever required shall make
to the Comptroller OF Currency, q report
according to the form which may be pre-
scribed by him, 70 be called once every
four months, and which shall exhibit in
detail the resources aud liabilities of the
association, within i've days of the re-
ceipt of O requisition therefor, and any
bank or association failing in this shall
be fined 800 for each day after the five
days that the report is delayed, and the
Comptroller shall publish an abstract Of
said reports.
Sec. 2 Be It enacted, etc That when
ever the public monies deposited in any
National Bank shall exceed ninety per
ent Of the par value of the bonds held
by the United States Treasurer as secu-
rity, it shall be his duty to reduce the
amount OF said deposit to q sum not ex-
ceeding ninety per cent Of the bonds de-
posted; and any agent or depository Of
public monies VINO shall in any way be
guilty of receiving q consideration for
obtaining or retaining deposits OF public
monies, he shall be fined 20 less than
$1,000, or imprisoned from one to five
years.
Sec 8. Be it enacted, That section 90
of the National Bank act ia hereby ap-
pIicsble to all deposits made by national
associations with private banks.
Sec. 4. Be 1t enacted, That all Ma
/ tional Banks shall give the Comptroller
ninety days notice OF their going into
fiquid alton, and shall pay to the United
States Treasurer the amount of its out
standing notes in lawful money, and
take up the bonds deposited with the
Treasurer for the security OF it's circulst-
ing notes, and in default of which the
Comptroller shall sell said bonds to the
highest bidder at auction.
Sec. 5. Be IL enacted, That the Re-
ceivers OF National Banks shall be al
lowed The annual salary of $500, and
commissions in accordance with the
sums collected.
Sec. g.. Be 1t enacted, That no Nation
Ell Banking Association shall, after the
passage OF this act, make any loan in
United States notes, or in the circulating
notes OF any National Banking AssOeia-
ton, as collstersls, and loans or contracts
made upon such cOllaterals shall be void.
Mr.. Williams gave notice that he
would at the proper time offer the follow
ing as 8 substitute for the constitutional
amendment in regard to suffrage, re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee
That Congress shall have the power to
abolish or abr0gste any restrictions upon
the right TO vote or hold Office, IS pre-
scribed by the Constitution or laws Of
any State.
The Senate then adjourned.
uOT-EE
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 21.-Ger. Grant
arrived to-day to attend the meeting OF
the Peabody Educational Fund. Qaite
q large crowd assembled at the depot to
meet him, but there was no formal dis
play or military parade, as was expected.
He Immediately proceeded te the resi-
dence of a private citizen. The Trustees
OF the Educational Fund are here, and
organized their meeting Ut noon.
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Total, 2S65
The figures show the necessity there
was for the act, and the good that it has
done. These three Thousand persons,
from being debt burdened weight on
the body commercial, have been made
active, useful members of it, and their
talent and skill, instead Of being allowed
to rust, have been returned to the vari-
Gus professions, arts and trades Of life.
The time to which its action was linn
it'd having expired, we understand that
efforts are being made to influence Con-
gress to extend the period still longer
and repeal the fifty per cent. clause"
An exchange, speaking of this prospect
i've action, says: LAS the law now
stands, a bankrupt whose assets are not
sufficient to pay One-half Of his indebt-
edness, cannot obtain 8 final discharge.
His property will be taken from him and
applied toward the payment of his debts;
but after having suffered that much, he
obtains 10 benefit, and, rs an uncertih-
Gated bankrupt, he remains liable TO the
lien Of his debts, and is subject to the
same contingencies which, before the
passage of the bankrupt law, bore
against every person who had failed in
business. The benefit of this provision,
it has been expected, will be very great.
It will be kept before every person In
trade, IS 8 solemn warning against the
danger Of running deeply into debt. He
must take care that he does not extrSvR-
gsntly and carelsssly contract obliga-
tions without the means Of payment bs-
fore him. He will learn that such folies
entail their own punishment, and the
example which q few eases of thess sort
Of lessons will furnish to persons in busi-
ness generally viii have q most salutary
effect"
Ample time has been given to all to
take advantage Of the law, and we think
it time that the original intention should
be allowed to prevail.
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MARRIED.

PHILLIPS-ANDREws-In Florence, Ala,
on the 10th inst, by Rev. W. H. Mitchell, Mr..
CHARLES J; PHILLIPS, OF Memphis, and Miss
L K. ANDREWS, of Florence. No cares.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the residence
Of VIM. L stewart, on UsSotO street, Memphis
2lst inst, by Rev. Z. +. Griffin, NJ. JOHN W.
C-HAMBERLIE 10 Mrs. MARY f. SBELBT
Ardent love and perfect union insure a
happy and suecesssul life.
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NEW

MASONIC NOTICE--The q
Va officers and msmners OF Rlwin- "a
nlng Lodge No Y4l, F. and A. NJ, are ~
hereby n5uded TO attend a regular "
communication, this Friday 6VeulnE'
JaIusry ed, at : o'clock.
All NJ. Ms fraternally invited.
By OF er GEp. MELLERSH, W. NJ.
BEN. K. PULIEE, Secretary. Jazz
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=

NASHVILLE, January 2l.-GFave sp-
| prehensions are entertained as to the
effect of calling out the militia, as it is
feared that the farming interests for the
yesr will be ruined. q second prOcls-
nation, declaring martial law in certain
counties, will be issued in 8 few days.
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CASH CAPITAL, 100000
ASSETS, at Market Value

STATE or TENNESSEE,
--COAPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January ], 1881
L, g. w. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the FtnR
Insurance COMPANY, located at Hartford,
in tee State OF ConS ecticut. has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said company
have complied with all the requirements OF the
laws of the State OF Tennessee imposed OF
insurance companies, and l further certify that
henry A, Littleton, agent of said company,
has also complied with tie requirements of the
laws OF the State, made and provided in such
cases.
Wherefore, said Etna Insurance Company
has authority to tax risks and transact the
business of Insurance IN this State, at Mem
phis, Tenn.
G W. BLACKBURN,
- Comptroller of Tennessee.
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Dissolution Of COp0rtnershtp

VHEc Opartnership heretofore existing under
Il the style and firm OF ROSE & VIGUS, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, NJ. Hose
having purehasedfhe entire interest of +. W.
Vigus, and assumes all the liabilities of said
rrm, and alone Is authorized TO sign the firms
name In liquidation. N. Rose,
+. W. V1GUS.
L return my thanks to our friends and the
public generally Tor past favors, and cheerfuly
recommend my former partner for their gen
erous support. +. W. VEGU
Memphis, January 20, 1883. JAIL
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TRUST SALE.
Trustee's Sale.
1 WILL, ON
Monday, the ASH Day.-Or January las

l WILL, ON
Monday, the ASH Day,Or January last,
By virtue or a Deed OF Trust, executed by John
d.. Armour, on the Sd day of September, 1860.
and duly recorded In the Registers Office of
Shelby county, IN Book No. 45, pages $50 9, 4
and SOFTER, al public sails, at the southeast
corner OF Court Square, in the city OF Mem
phts, TO the highest btdaer, tor cash. the fol-
lowing described real estate Let IS OF John
ID. amour subdiy sion of ~Ori2inal country
lots 4S3 and 4s4, originally east OF, now in the
city OF Memphis beginning st q stake on the
eerner OF s.. MansGeld's LOT on Nom
rec street extended, and running westTardiy
with the north line of Monroe street extended
81 feet thence nOrthwaroly ls8M feet at right
angles with Monree street thence eastswlth
the line of an alley 90 feet to a stake on Mans
neld's line thence south with Mansield's line
l4SZ feet totne beginning on Monroe street.
Also, lot commencing at the northeast corner
Of John ID. ArmouTs lot, fronting Oh Charles
ton avenue, and running south ITO feet 70 New
MADISON street thence east with the north
line OF New Madison street 1876 feet to the point
where New Medi on street, connects with
Charleston avenue; thence west with the
south lite or Charleston avenue LIS feet to the
beginning, on which, stands the Charleston
Hotel-said properly being conveyed to me in
trust to secure Edward +. jenkins, of Balti-
more, in the payment of q debt OF seven thou
sand five hundred dollars, and of when q bal
ance Of some seventeen hundred dollars re-
main unpaid. The title is good, but / will con-
Vey only as trustee. T. :. Trustee.
Geo. w. Winchester, Attorney. jsl5
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New xors szarkea.

NOV OA8 A1H1AEA
Nzw YORK. January SI.-Cotton frmer. gales
$500 bales; uplands 1876. Superfue flour s. 60
80 p. southern yellow corn s7a99c. Whisky
dull, Western SI@I OF. Rice firm. Coffee quiei.
Sugar, Island, IlEall94e. Molasses GULL. Wheat
quiet ana hvm Tor Spring.
Dry GOLds-Tne market continues quiet with
an IN approved demand at drm prices. Heavy
brown sheetI1gs leH4I7c; shirtings l3h9l4e.
Pac &c Mus punfs L31xc; delatnes 2c; alpacas
2G&Zci LaEcaster and Oriental prints, new
Ltyies, are up to 1870.
Money The market was active early In the
mornlng atG per cent, on calls, but late in The
day capital was plenty and the market closed
easy a. os1 per cent. Prime business o tpeF
799 per cent, but not much ooiBg. The Ezp ess
says the : bear" are disappointed az their II J.
ure to break the great bull" Ejaculation on
stocks and to lock up S25,O00,000 Ia RTeenBa *.
The parties 10 this new combination comurieed
many VINO were long" On stock in the Great
Erie stloek-up" and panic in October. 9terline
quiet at 9%GS3s. Gold dull opened at 35I. de-
clined TO 35s and closed at 35%@353<. The
elearancss st the Gold Exchange Bank were
S4S000O0G ThsIehas recently been some heavy
purchas es " stock operators TO lower the g ii
borrowed in December against stock coIlate
rails and which they sold to get Gu eFency.
The e were vague rumeTs to-day of q clock.
up" Of gold, which 10 some extent demoralized
tie market. ) ale bonds are active; Old TEN
nessee- 6TZSG&.
New Orleans Market.
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HOnday, Die 1st Del q Febrnary, 1sG9.

Proceed to sell, to the highest idder for cash,
in frcnt of the Hall Of The Chamber of Com.
meTce, near The corner OF Main and North
Court streets, in the clGy of Memphis, sell for
cash, to the highest and best bidder, at public
auction. the following described real estate,
viz A certain piece or lot OF land, situate,
lying and being in the county of Shelby,
State OF Tennessee, n city of Memphis, But
ler Division, Block No. Z, the same having been
conveyed to John Cubbin by VIM. s Pickett
south Side of Elliott street, and extending back
between two parallel lines 200 feet ; beginning
at 8 stake lao feet from the northeast corner OF
Block Ne. s, on tAs south side of Elliott street:
thence 200 feet south TO a stake thence east 20
feet to 3 stake; thence north 200 feet to a stake
in Elliott street and thence west with Elicit
street TO the beginning.
The title is good. the right of redemption Is
waived. but sell only as Trustee.
jail JOHN GUM, Trustee.
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HARVARD LAW SCHOOL.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS TWO ERA BE.
- gtuning ~FEBAUARY p, aud SEP 'EsBER l2,
1859 The X sident Professors are TheopPilus
Parsons, L.L.D., Amory .HashburD, LID and
nathaniel Holmes. AN. Ge~Jlemen OF dis
tlnetion in the Profession lecture from tine to
time on special topics Application may be
made ior circulars or further information to
either OF the Resident Pfofessors. iR22
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TAI OF CoNSECTICUT, (ss
Hartford county.
January z, 1859, personally appeared George
L. Chase, President and George NJ. Cot,
Secretary of The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, is a true, full and
correct statement of the affairs OF said Com
pany, and exhibits, so FAR as can be ascertained
At this date, its actual condition on the thirty
first day Of December, 1865.
Before me, GEO. SUMNER,
Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C~OMPTROLLER'S OFFTCES
Nashville, January !, 1869.
L. g. W. BLACRRURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, located at Hartf9fd,
In the State of Connecticut, has produced 10
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments Of the laws of the State Of i'm
posed on Insurance Companies, and ! further
certify that HENRY A.LITTLET0N, Agent OF
said Company, has also compiled with the re-
q~uirenents of the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and rams
act the business Of insurance In this State, al
Memphis, Tenn.
lSEAL.l u. W.
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
By PLUEKET.
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INDIANAPOLIs.

dNDiANAPOLIs. January olive
more ballots for United States SanafoT
we're hsd to-day in the Legislative re-
solting in no choice. TO
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Big Greek Land Ten niles or asmphis.

on 100, $50 and GO acres out OF go on the
OOs Mississippi River Railroad, soon TO Be
build, and near the perspective depot. for sale
a5 bargains, and Immediately f; also, 20 acres,
mainly tyDress Timber, on Hatchle also
TEAM MILL Apply to my so1son premises
or 70 myself, this month, at kaJsigh.
IAO acres good Stock Ranene on the LaVaca,
Trinity, Liberty county, Texas. E1ne rianta-
tion to sell or exchange for eit%pToPeTty. All
titles parfacf- fq3i ~S. 4 REABERT.
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Four PlsntaIl9ns fOr sac Or Rent.

ulHREE Plantations. containing about SO
acres each, together vita stock. corn. fodder,
t1anisrnan4s. etc, on same These farms ara
siTnated about twenty miles ron Memphis.
near Pleasant HILL DeSoto county, MSsfsSippi.
The other farm contains about 1900 acres and
IA situated in Ashley county, Arkansas. For
terms apply to me, nea- Pleasant HfI- Miss.
Refer tn e. NJ. A3psrsca & Co ard Tavior
q Rand. Memphis. Tenn de24 I'm
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Both Trains connect for Nashville
The Bis pm for Cairo and 81. Louis
arriving at ST. Loaisa at l:3o pm. next day $50
am. train arrives in st: Louis IL |. N. same Day.
Through Tickets at Reduced BATES,
Can be procured at the C~oInpany's Once, 2S7%
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street.
re Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company; at Hotels, Pri-
watts Residences, or on board bOGt9, to all prin-
cipel points East and North.
SAM. b. JONES, superintendent.
ASA HILL Passenger Agent. jail
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HOUSE,

The Reconstruction Committee report
ed 8 bill directing the Secretary Of the
Navy to appoint midshipmen to the Ma
val Academy by the 4th Of March from
the Southern States entitled to represent
alton, which was passed.
George w. Anderson, from the Ninth
District of Missouri, was declared enti-
tied to a seat in the House.
After some other business the House
adjourned.
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Bankrupts in tennessee.

The total number of persons who took
the benefit Of the bankruptcy act in Ten
nessee is 1855, divided as follows:
East Tennessee, 300
Middle Tennessee, l4I5
West Tennessee, 1l50
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DrssoLUTIONs
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned is This day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either membe Is authorized
to use the name OF the firm in liquidation.
AMI GORTJN,
LEVI Joy.
Memphis Tenn. January Is. 1868 ialg
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r
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ON THE-
ThIriy.Grst Day of December 1855,
MADE TO THE
Comptroller OF the State Of Tennessee.
1. The name Of this Company is the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, and Is located at
Hartford, Connecticut.
2. The amount of capital stock isl 81, OOO,00 90
3. The amount OF capital stock paid
up lsOJdINU W
ASSETS.
4. Cash on hand and In bank. Sl24,60I IS
Cash in hands OF agents, and In
course of transmissIon--------- I24,OS2 80
Bills receivable for loans, secured
lien S5s,sgs 70
Real estate uReneumbered4- .-.-. l25,0O0 W
Rents and interest accrued, pay
able January l, IS69---...-- u,lf2 80
Stocks and bonds as per schedule
fled with Comptroller Of state, l502,6S2 g
S2,2g ,1Gs Y
LIABILITIES.
s. Liabilities TO banks or others, due
or not ...-.--.- S..
6. Losses adjusted and due.---.-....-.---- ....-.--
Z. Losses either unadjusted, or ----- ...-..--
:. Adjusted and not due, ----.- l29,SS0 50
8. Loses in suspense, awaiting further
-s--.-----
10. All other claims against the Conn.,
paly, dividends unpaid ,--. -..-- 81 o.
sIsg,9 l2 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
II Tho o-aafaaf auaOunt fusurad IN auv cna risk


IL. The greatest amount insured In any one risk
is $4,000, except in special cases.
u. The amount insured in any enc city, town
or village, depends upsni It's size and how
quilt.
l3. The amount insured in any enc block, de-
pends as Rbove.
"A. Certified copy Of the Charter of the Com
pany, as flied heretofore.
Is, General power of attorney for Agents to ac-
cept SERVES of process previously filed.
GEORGE L CHASE, President.
GEORGE N. COLT, Secretary.
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Thus WLCKEESHAM,
No. >, Second Fsssr.
js4 Psstossee Rut,dInx.

LNOR SALE-One Of the finest PIANTA-
4 TfONS in the Mississippi Bottom. situafeI
" miles bSloW Memphis IN ArkaEsas. 2 mile
from Is eosO6is Z aiding, Containing E2e9 scres
with 40 acres in q high ssafem enIfiya1ion
with dwelling ana all Necessary outhouseE
frame quarters for so hands, good GIN aad mill.
stables ana erloss t0gsthsr with al the mnlep.
stock aud tools. There is now 90 or 40 oood
nsnds en- The plscs thEt can be had BY the
purchaser. AgreaL bargain can be had by early
application on the premises, or OF PRICE q
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. IS UaIou
street, Memphis, Tenn.
ja7 A. D. HODGES.
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AMUsEMENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATEB

First Benefit OF Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Assisted by the Talented Actor, Mr..
j. W. COLLIER.
Friday Evening, January 22,-Wul be pro-
dueed LITTLE BAHEFOOT-Amry, Miss
Maggie Mitchell William Pearee, Mr.. J. ".
Collier. Look out for LORLE
SCALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50; Family Circle, So
cents Colored Boxes, 90 cents !; Colored Gal
lery, IS cents
Doors open at quarter to ! O'Clock; curtain will
rise at & precisely. Box-bOok open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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Valuable Gotten Plantation
For sale.

+. WE offer for sale one or the most valuable
W Cotton Plantations IN Bolivar county.
Atss1s1ppf, lying three nniies from The river, on
LAKE Christmas, and southeast from the town
Of known IS ire Polk Place
me tract contains leo acres. $50 OF which are
cteareu. The place il high and well drained,
snd has on ~, a fine Slsaza Cha and SHwmiH,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
Staues, OF eighty avs each.
The title 70 the property u perfect, and il
VIII be said at a great B2KEaiE, and good time
given to make the paymen3.
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eft of Memphis, as "a Cotton Market,
OVer all other cities