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Pa sscnRerG.

Per steamer Pilot Boy. from sava nah v Beau
fort and Elton Head-A Jones ard Mlie.
Harris. p Taylor and wife, Mrs Foster Miss Fof-
ter. Mrs Birhaus, smith W Nicely, W Smith,
Kpobaioch, Mr. German, Flint and wfe, ~
Bovine, g PendIeton. W H Peronneau, Z namp,
new. 81 Hutchinson and wife. Hutchinson. Jr.
Eutchlnson e AZ Hutchinson, T Baker d wiie'
Franz, thompson. W E Wording, wright
N Norton, A Adams, NJ Flandeau, Love. MRS t1s-
sell and two children, W W Bru,e, hasae, 'I'
+ Eueris Mrs Dutton. Mira Niohols Col BionnS
Barnwell; two children and nurse, and 10 on decK-
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, Savannah via Beau.
fort, Hilton head, e.. Mdse, &C. To John Fer
6 son. araver Co, " b Peronneau, Katie
& Co, " Gurney. A BarnweT. F Kressel, J Porteus,
B " McTureous, Mofett & wharton, and Southern
E1press Co..
Cleared Yesterday.
echr acud. Jones. Boston-Oluey 90.
British brig W Cleare, Aloury, Bahamas-A
.,r Can1le. -----
Sailed Yesterday.
British schr W d Clearo. Albury. Bahamas.
schr Minerva Coline, HavanI
Steamer Dictator, McNslty, Palatks, via Jackson.
vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
T9E.-. From this Port.
Steamship saragosas. Byder, New Yorf. May1.
s,chr ida Richardson, Bedell, Savannah, Maya.
shtpnews by Telegraph.
w11MsoroN, May ARRIVED. steamships Gary
~. 70. ,,;n,ors and Pioneer from Philadelphll.
sxyAsNAH, Nay ARRIVED. steamships North
Point tn m Baltimore; wyoming from PhlIadeph /;
Hnntsyille and SAN Jacinto from New York; schr
Ida richardson nom Charleston.
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lGomlnlllertial.
Exporr.

Exports.
BAnANAs-Per British schr " H CIeare-b0 bbls
Flour, 20 obls Potatoes, hid Shoulders, box
Dry Goods. Md $500 feet Lumber.
BOsTON-Per schr scud-60 bales Cotton, 81 tons
Metal, and l66 casks Clay.
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5iae Arts.

DHoToGRAPH COLORIHG.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted With care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them st Holmes Book
House. Written directions should In each case be
given as to the style of coloring preferred.
April % smos'
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astoru Railroad

Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
may 4.
so bales Cotton. Al bbls Naval stores Iopacco'
Ndse, 30. To Reeder 4 Davis, Bischof & co, Kins
man l. Bowel Marshall, Jr, MaEycks salters'
Pelzer, Rodgers Co, Caldwell b sons, b gran
ger " II lawtop, Kendall & Dockery, Frost al
ger and q w Williams & Co.
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aT, CLOUD HOTEL.

OF. CLOUD HOT e l..
TaIs NeW AND CoMMol IoUs HoUsE, LocAT.
En- corner OF broadway and Forty-second-si
svantages over all other houses for ,he &C.
oommodation ol It's guests. It was built expressly
for nr.t-clsss family boarding house-tne iooms as
belne large and en- suite, heated hy seam-with not
and cold ter and furnished second TO none; while
the culinary department is iu the most experienced
bands, afY,rdipg guests an unequallsd table.
One of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the omodern improvements" and ut the service oi
guests at all hours. A., .
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, running from the City
Hail 10 Central Park, while the Sixth ant eVentn
Avenue lines are but short block on either side.
sforino ample facilities for communicating With all
the depo,s, steamboat landings, places OF anrnse-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & HULLEY, PROPRIETOR
March - omos
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Markets by Telegraph.
noRRIoN MARKETS,

/ LONDON. Msy 4-Noon -Consols ssH. Bonds
dull at 7sX. isugar on the spot quiet and steady;
ahost frm. Turpenttne 800. Cd.
Attasnoon.-Bonds 7sx.
! LrvxaeooI, Nay -Noon.-Cotton dull; uplands
l1Xd; Orleans 1aHd, paies sooc bales. Bombay
shipments to so!b. q. 600 bales
Ansrnoon.-Ysrns and fabrics at Manchester
heavy. Pork loSa. Tallow a.. Cd.
Rvsnins.-cetton closed dull; uplands 114; Or
leans u; Gales 5000 bales Corn 39s. Sd.
HAvar May s.-cottou opened dull; tres ordinaire
ON the spot II ASc. low middlings afoat IT, 4ohc.
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Middllng. .......... sTHWT1
TN coTroa observation-disclosures nom
Tleia. Hefe Athibitsd onthe cotton market to-day,
stating that this destructive insect had shown itsel
In Florida sad the information Was said to come
from very reliable parties and in one case the crop
Of the planter was directed to Re held.
RICe.-Ihsrs was some inquiry for this grain at
shout previous rates. but the abolition OF the sepa-
rate charge for the tierce has rendered new ar
rrangemsnt Ct our quotations necessary. The sales
we're los tisrces Of clsan Carolina say 10 teroes at
gx; q at sJ<; sS at sH; 60 ct skc y fb. We quo'e
common to fair clean Carolina at 7K@S; good, sH
6Ykc q H.
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WHAT THE THgaDEHER SAYS.

sSeIl ~ M fn9timat0S
The EmdQn Adma6 oeoiH uatSg ~ S...sses
esAmerican damages put tor.a Dy yaaohsS %h. faSa
"a posniou ssis PAS alresay tsssn1a sna 1900 No.
o00000. and may in thefuture emDisce sne tr, poI,
sible earnings Of al. the soi6ets oIaHn 'rTu Tha
the fields OF productive laDor ~ ~ T Sumner r =
sp.sh, Il :dasS .s u an ;mnartiai eopsiders1
ability ana ..n. ossesf Sassv.r g. % %somethiDg more
thsn n.tiopsi reparstion from ENGLAND. asking
. .crfr;f;on and 4 pnblic humiliation. The
T,,so 1S1 - .sserts that in this England Is cruelty
trnsea5 and America had no useful object
ssrved. Expressions OF regret and penitenoe
zWIS itrsatS. :. Treaties OF peace.
SNIIsT dss..ssd hv Sonouerors at the head
A"osI.s ss;s. - %nnS In Ia unencumbered by
st'n.o~s aoss.sss,ons An aoknoHledgement Of
,,n-.y 1;ShSsjItv , for these claims, made
beforehand, would pre1ud4e tne COUNTY, GUILTY.
very, ind ssalt1f9s tne sproposea sess,S s.ss
,uent. In the event OF an atoaQfaIon coult
Aeelaxips England; not liable 70 pay oamaees,
would her apology be taken paekf Inc Siew ss
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commences per south CaI IoilnR railroad
May 4.

May A.
2ls bales Cotton, GO bales Domes!ics. % bundles
PAPER. sIs bushels Grain, 81 bb,s Naval Stores, =
cars inmber car Stock. TO Railroad Agent, L ID
Desaussuie, s , olscius, g W wiisms + &c, pelzer.
Rodgers co, Marshall, sslinas Willis y Cnis'
ohm, Caldwell sou. Walter co, sGan, C,a
King Gibbon, Wardlav 0srew, oEenl' oiSs' %s
horn. Herring b Co. Adger 90, street hros Wv
and Goldsmith & Son
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Charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
OHARLRsToN Tuesday Evening, May 4
CoTrON.-1he market for this article was without
active features, but there was limited inquiry on
the Part of buyers; the prices Of the better grades
Of the article, Of which the market is almost bare,
were we'll sustained, while tue descriptions from
good ordinary and below, which form the bulk OF
the stock were difficult OF sale and had lower ten
dency; sales near 400 bales, say: lot at 2eH; Tat
2sl; 81 at26x; ITO n 81; 81 at 27n; 81 at27%; II
q. AK; 1 at 27Xc We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ...... .25A@26&
LcY g.hdlina. =. "a g - -.
Midding. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o,IHtyyog,<
Strict middling. ........'.''''''NH'~A'~
By New York classification we quote:
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sterling OK. Gold ssX Cotton quiet at 2sK cts.
Turpentine steady at 46H II. kosin firm; strain
"A ~ 2S9,S--.--,i.--.-s--
Ryenins.-cotton unchanged; salea 400 bales, ct
2sx for inidanuss. Flour 10 to lSets. better, and
mors doing 10 medium grades; superAne IS s'as;
common 10 Air extra Southern Sc Goat. Wheat and
corn closed quiet at the noon advance; mixed West
ern s5 cts. Pork nrmer. Groceries quiet and frrn.
Naval stores quiet Freights 'nrner; on cotton BY
steam xa5-sa, Governments closed dun but steady
e2's 1s,<; Tennessee's SIX. new e5k; North Caro-
linas cox. new AX; VirGin'a's 81, new O.; LouiH-
ana's IA. leyees 69A. Money closed sharp at per
CENT With exceptions 10 coin. Sterling hsavy at Ga
OK. Gold s5x. Stocks unsettled and weak.
BALrufolE. Nay L-cotton dull at &c. Flour
dull and unchanged, Wheat, valley red 81 o.; good
81 co. Corn active; white 7sc: yellow IS to s7c Oats
Sr6Arst rs to 7Sc Bye dull 81 9Os1 rs. Pork quiet
at ssl 75as2 Bacon quiet; shoulders 14Kc. Lard
firm at 1870. whisksy scarce, sAas5c.
omcnSxAr1. May t.-whiskey firm at 90 Provi.
sons quiet and nrm st full rates. with Light demand
,nd.no business to establish quotations.. -
81. Ioum, May I-whistey firm OF 81. Provi'
siors dull, with 5obbing trade onlv; extra heavy
mess pork $s1 x.s1K. Shoulders '1sA; clear sides
II. Lard heavy. ASS. .-i-
LounvnLa. Msy 4-Flour: supernne IS 80. Pork
ga 50. Shoulders 1Shs13k; clear sides 171tsl7k.
Whisksy o. - 49,.
wuMnaTos, May 4-Turpentine quiet at Il.
Rosan Arm ss 81 Elk to - 80. Crude turpenane
unchanged. Tar unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Msy 4-Cotton steady; sales 800 bales.
Middltngs 27,< cents. Receipts ss2 bales.
.AueusrA. May l-cotton quiet; sales iso bales
Middlings 7sh cents Receipts es bales.
MOBILE, Nay A-'otton dull. Sales 22S. Low
middlings 2a28K Receipts Ais. No exports.
Nrw oaIrAss. Nay A-cotton in SLACK demand.
high grades unchanged, l,w grades easier, mid
dlings 2sH. Sales 30 900 bales. Receipts 7SS. EI-
ports s5As Including TAO to Mobile, for Liverpool
steamship God ssX. Sterling lSx. Yoik Sight
Exchange Hak premium. Sugar, common s1sasA;
prime l2Ka12x. Molasses, fermenting, 4os5b.
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DuiIbiua Mattrials,- Gtf.

LUMBER ERATWHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
ALL DESCRLP TONS AND QUALITY
A FULL. STOCK OF WHITE PINE. FROM TO
a q inches th,ck clear and we'll seasoned.
The attention Of Builders and others Is especially
Mahogany. Black Walnut Hickory. Ash. white
bogsny Yenners. Newels, BaIusters, &C.; also ct
Manufacturers Prices, sashes. Blinds Doors, and al
kinds of Mouldings.
Spruce spars and Ladders, oil lengths; shingles
Lahs. &C., constantly on hand and ior SAFE I'D guam
titles TO suit purchasers, by
r succ. ssors to late J. N. Wood. Agent,
Northwest corner Market-street and East Bay
l. Is440 y. HA1I. h1lL' New YORK. mwf Apnl5
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new Yoix, May -Noon.-Money steady at q;
sterling 9K. Gold asX Cotton quiet at 2SA css
Turpentine steady at 46x to A. kosin frm; strain
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, Msy 3-TuPENT1NE-Only rs bbls
received to-day, which sold at 81 76 Tor yellow dip
and 81 65 for bard. p 2So ms.
SPIRITS TuRPKN tINE -saes OF 100 bbls at IL, and
It's bols at 4hc p gallon.
Ros1NEs9S bbls sold ut 81 95 for strained and No.
4 and S6 6sh, S3 75a7 for pale, as in quality.
Tin-lOO Tbs cha ged hands at "a ~ o bbL
selma Cotton Statement.
SELMA, (ALA.) April 80 :
Stock ON hand September !, 1858. I0
Received this week. 00o 49,
Received previously. ......SA iSo-ol'ASo
49, COS
Shipped this week. 7s7
Shipped previously. ........... .....Ihsu4-3o''oi
Stock ON hand April 80 '6s................. 1904
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-:l1 TEE. . 'AlABANA CLAIMS.
SUMMERS SPEECH IN ENGLAND.
onin,.n. Of. the British csbine. and
f3ES"H '.'.,iS- Press. ''.' -'..

The London papers, OF Friday last, open
thsir sSdEorisl .pagss with comments on the
speech, lately delivered by Senator Sumner ip
the United States Senate, on the subject Of the
Alabama olains and the relations generally e1-
listing between Great Britain and America.
The following rdispatohes will give better idea
Of the tempeEof their remsrls than could be
armed ne ifS;n n The brief telegrams published on
Mondsf -. a. i..i-'
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FINAKCE AKD A
OFFICE OF THE pAILY APPEAL, /
MEMPHIS, April s, 1853. J
FINANCE.


We have no news 70 report to-dsy in
money matters. Everything wss quiet
AS much so almost as in midsummer.
Exchange remains in moderate request,
and the supply is sufficient to get elong
with, though scsrcs in some quarters.
New Orleans bills were CffsTing more
freely, and taken at 30 diseag1t; check
ing at par. E&steE-p1yiug at 4e dis
count se.!l2gSe c premium.
Nc can learn OF 30 City Bonds upon
the market. Holders are satisfied that
the July interest will be paid, and de-
sire no better investment.
City Scrip is firm cut quiet. Ledger
balances are taken by dealers st 75@76c.
and ask 7S9S05 in a large and small way.
There are more County Wsrrsnts
upon the market, and dealers are ready
buyers at 70972e. They are slow to sell
at 75c, while soma are not disposed to
sell at all.
Police Scrip is steady and the demand
light.
Gold in this market has almost ceased
to possess any interest TO dealers. The
sales are very light. We quote buying
in driblets at 13I913I3c; selling at 1920
1324c.
Gold opened in New York ct 1915 and
closed at 1920. Sterling Exchange dull
at I07Ec FOR 90 dsy bills. Money is very
close at 59l-l6c and interest.
Sales of Tennessee Bonds new were
reported ST 645965c.
Governments opened strong, with a
general advance, but at noon were less
active and bsRrish, closing dull but gem
orally steady.
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TRADE.

Business was slack to-day. Prices
were steady with very little demand.
We note sales Of 40 barrels Meas Pozk AT
S3S, while other lots were offered eu. ths
levee at S32 Bacon is quiet; Clear sides
I13@l0'; shoulders lac bulk sides
clear, l6s@l7c; shoui5ezs l2lGISc
New sugsr-cured bsuas, plain, ISS20s
Lard is dull st 1S9f9}e ia tiercss : 2Osa
ZO4' In kegs; 2A@22c "a caddies. GtrD.
is In fair demand at 726z4,. Oats dan
At CSC. Bran s28 50924 90 per ton.
Esy Sz09Z7 do. Sugars and MuIasses
are htm. Louisiana Sugars IS9Ise Der
~. Molasses 6aS95c per gallon. Coffee
ls steady ordinary to choices Rio I9a
&c; Java S5@36c. Cornmeal is dull
iresh in lOts-S3 50; Kindred So s.: IN
fmsll way 25e per Dbl. higher. The
stock market is moderately active ut d
gre FER 10. for inferior to choice Beef
Cattle. Eggs firm at 22c per dozen,
Butter in fair supply a. sS&42c ser ID.
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CINcINNATr.
Sale of Real Estate.

"HEREAS, by the provisions OF q deed
w from J. b. williams q Co. to Giuseppe
GallinO and RernadoC uniO, dated 24th August,
1855. and recO ded in Book 50, part ID, page 81,
the grantors have reserved 10 themselves a
special lien on the property therein conveyed,
waving all equities and right OF redemption,
and also reSerV1ng 10 themselves, in case OF de-
fault of payment OF either or all Of the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, the power to
enter and resell the land conveyed IN the SAID
deed and executing TO the purchaser a good
and valid title free from all squities or right Of
redemption in the grantees and whereas, a
part of the purchase money is now due and un-
paid, we, the undersigned, grantOrs in the
above mentioned deed, do, in pursuance OF the
said provision therein, hereby give nOtiee, that
after thirty days nom the date OF this, wit
On the
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Pacific Skies,

The stock market at the opening was
unsettled though active, with bear
striving hard to reduce prices for the
purpose OF covering. At2 pm. it was
steady, and closed with al advances on
all leading shares, caused Oy a large short
interest still uncovered
Wells & Fargo Elk, 81; American Ex
30; Adams Es., SO! f; o. ). Ex., 573 ;
Merchants UniOn Elk, 15s Quicksilver.
%; Canton SO; Pacific Mail, 924 West
ern Union Telegraph c., 4lE ; New York
Central, 1888 Eric, 81 O.; Hudson.
1884; Reading, SO; Chicago & Alton, ISL ;
preferred, 1914; Toledo, w and W, 664 :
p'e:errsd ~; st. Paul, 75g; preferred
So; Fl. v 4yue, 1871; Ohio and Mbsis-
sippi, 49, Michigan Central, us; Mich
igsn Southern, 97B Illinois Central,
1871; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 903; Cleve-
lsod & Toledo, S64 Rock Island, 1872;
Chicago q Northwestern, S44 ; preferred.
964.
The bill for the Redistribution Of the
currency, instead Of providing for q fun
and fair equalization Of the currency
among the various Sts ties, provides that
$780, 0 600 shall be Withdrawn from the
banks in States having an excess Of cir
culatiop, and distributed TO The Stqtes
having G deficiency. This pTopcrtfos
fslls a large way short Of al equal distri-
button, and will not, to sny crest extent.
modify the present inequalities. The
currency should he apPoriioned among
the States, One-hRlf on the basis Of papu-
lation, and the other half on the baais o.
taxable property. The treasury Officers
have figured out just how much currency
each State shOuld hsve on such a nssis.
from which it appears that New Eng
land, New York, Pennsylvania, Nary
land, Delaware, and .the District Of C3.
lumbis, with a circulation AZ present Of
1882 900 900, should only have SAG. OOO.-
600, thus losing SIS OO0 600. Ohio and
Indiana, with an existing circulation of
S29 DOC, 600, should only have 81. 23s. COO.
Illinois and Michigan, which now have
Sl6 600 600 Of circulation, should have
81. $50. 600, sn increase OF $3.50 coo /
Minnesota, lows, Missouri, snd Kansas,
now having a circulation OF 80 g6 600 |
should have Sl5, 500, 600, an increase of
s., $50 900. KENTUCKY, instead of having
y, $50, 600 circulation, AS at present. is
entitled to SIC. 500, 600. Tennessee.
which now has only 81 2O4. 600, should
IS. 766 900. Louisiana, which now
has but 81, 1916, 900, should hsve SO ISL,
600. Mississippi, Georgia, North and
South Carolina, Arksneas, AIabsma and
Texas, which now have an aggregate
Of bot 81 $50 900. are really
to S43 SOS, coo. There are ether
Irregularities in the distribution which
need not enumera'e, these being gufi-
TO show the present distribution To
be grossly uDf4ir and unequal.
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DIRECTORS :

Oliver Garrison, Samuel VIII, Theodore L.
velle, Charles II. Peck, Gen. ThOn as L. Price,
jules Vale, George r. Robinson, Robert E.
Carr, John F. Thornton, David X. Ferguson.
william I. Seloy, Mich. Schafsr, William 7
Gay, William q. Jamison, r. 2. Han enkamp
L. II. Baker, d. A. January. William =. Lewis,
James o. Carson, Jacob Tamm, Hon. John
Hogan.
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First Day of May Neat,

We Will sell, on the premises. to the highest
bidder, for cash, the lot Sc. forth in the ABOVE
deed, by meets and bounds. SIS follows: Be-
ginning at stake in the north side of Beal
stree 81 feet rom the intersection Of the east
side OF De oto street; thence with north line
IF Beal street east nity-eignt ~ feet 10 aSiake;
thence north two hundred aud fifty t25O feet
north to a stake thence west and parallel
with Beal S. eel hf4y-eignt tS) feet; thence
south two hundred and fifty (250l feet 70 be-
~inning-Oeing part of block g., subdivision
mbsI Id. VII LIANs co.
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The Liverpool Cotton market YVES
quiet at the opening to-day hollands
l259l2!d; Orleans 12s6I211, snd At I:2l
pm, was easier, but not quotsb,y lower.
Sales 5000 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
and steady, with prices unchanged Low
Middiings 274c; UpIands 2Sgc: Good
Middlings 29zc. At noon it was uDiet
and weak f; Low Middlings nominalIv
274@27ie; UpIsnds 2Sl9ZSJc; Coed
Mlddlings 29i9294'. AT 2 pm. it was
weak, but demsnd fair. Quotations m
changed, and closed q1iet as1t steady.
Sales to spiuners, go bsies; 2l5 to s3ecu.
%latOrs; 1910 FOR expert.
Except a light inquiry for ordinary
CottOns, we have no demand to note.
Prices are weak, and holders would, we
think, Elske light concessions TO effect
sales, bat are still too well fixed to force
their tables upon the market. Sales to-
day were light, and prices somewhat IL
regular. We quote nOmInally as fo!-
DW5:
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Agents Wanted Every where.

NJ. CADART'S Pure Vegetable Co~loring. 81 9
pound, sufficient 70 give a ricn golden yellow
SAMPLE package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without IL, as white and
str4aky Butter Is worth from six to L n cents q
pound less In all markets than that of = rich
yellow, aeoA
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OFFICEREs

D. A.JANUARY, President CBAS. q. PECK,
Vice-President WIN. T. sELBY, Secretary
]. s. MILLER, Assistant SCI 8Hry : WIN. N,
BENTON, General Agent WA. E HARVEY,
Actuary Hon. ELIZUR WRIGHT, Consult
ing Aetuary WIN. M. MCPHEETERS, Nd,
Examining Physician.
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standIax Committees ,

Finance Committee Il. T. WinRemOre, John
Paul baker, b. Noting
mmlt on Leads-H9WarI M~ilispaugb,
Johu A. Grow, d. W. FlCwrse.
Committee on SteambOa-s-4Ohn 3. Daytes,J.
Ed. Montgomery, Il. .. Carson
Committee on Docks aud Wharvss-WLlam
Creevy, n. ). otis, D. q. Martin.
Ga revision OF Bylaws aud
Charter-JOhn A. gov, J. 2. Baker, HOvard
Millspaugh.
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OReers.

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GU ~, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS. Secr-tary.
Oh RLE5 S. STEWART Assistant Secretary
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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Is hereby given TO all parties interested that
i I will, as The May Term. 1869. OF the Ccu II
COUre of shelby county, State of Tennessee,
apply for letters of administration upon the
estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Smylh, deceased.
app J, X. s, GILLILAND.
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