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Stocks were firm ct the opening. and
were strong during the morning, with
the Bears wanting to At the
close they we're steady with but little
business transacted.
Wells & Fargo Elk, =; American Elk,
AT; Adams Elk; 6sI; q. 8. Elk, -;
Merchants Union Ex, 49, Quicksilver,
% Canton, So; Pacific Mail, 1874; West
err Union Telegraph Co., 37t New York
Central, 1854; Erie, to = Hudson,
1876 Reading, Gag Chicago & Alton, =;
Toledo, W. and F. W., 66 F;
preferred, 7S3; st. Paul, 65I; preferred,
79t Fit. Wayne, 1l73; Ohio q Missis-
sipPi, $50; Michigan Central, 129 Mich
igan Southern, $50 Illinois Central,
IS9; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 91E; Cleve-
land & Toledo, lO4&; Rock Island, 1OII;
Chicago q Northwestern, $50 preferred,
9l9.
Hon. Nj. Everitt, OF England, will,
we learn, deliver an address at the
Chamber Of Commerce, on next Thurs
day evening, upon the subject of immi-
grafton and probably direct trade.
The Paducah and Kentucky Railroad
was sold on Monday last st Auction. 1t
wss bought by Mr.. Norton, OF the firm
Of Norton, Slaughter & Co., for the sum
Of 1921 600.
London papers annouucethe failure OF
Morgan, Melbourne & Co., merchants,
their liabilities amounting TO hall s mil
lion sterling. The suspension Of Ward &
Co., OF Bradford, England, is also re-
ported, their liabilities being heavy.
1t is stated that ROthschild has pur-
chased two millions of United States
bonds recently.
The appropriation for the sTmy in the
bill now before Congress ia upward Of
81, 600 900, being eleven millions more
than last year.
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Monday, the 18th Day Of Lprll. ADJ, 1869

That being the first day OF the April Termo
said Court, and between the hour on said day
for Judicial sales, at the front door Of the Court
house, in the town Of Lake Ndlsge, IN said
county and State, at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, for cash the fOuOWiLg de-
seTibed lands, to-wit: The undivided one
half interest Of fractional section 81 contain
ing 81 acres Of all Of sections 50, - and IS,
containing 1870 acres Of east half OF section 4,
containing go acres : OF fractional west hc1 OF
section 20, of west half OF section 20, OF east
half OF fractional section g, OF southeast rae
part Of section p. containing So S-to1 acres,
all in tow ship ID south, Of range one west or
the 5fh principal meridian. OF fractional Sec
ton 3, 81 east fractional part OF section 6Of
northeast fractional part O. section 7. IN town.
ship IA south OF range one west, Containing So
section "A, Of east bali Of section IS, in town.
ship - south. Of range two west, containing
SO acres Of west hall OF east half Of lection
"a. of west half OF southeast quarter and north
east quarter OF section Is, in township IA south,
OF range two west. containing 400 acres OF
quarter Of section 5 and southeast part OF
southwest fractional quarter Of section s, In
township Il south, OF range one west, contain
ing i0l 80 100 acres, to satisfy the several
amounts Of money mentioned in said decree
found TO be due TO said eomplainGnts,a amount
dollars. And said decree further dlrec : that
notice Of said sale be given BY advertisements
in one daily newspaper published Ia Memphis,
in the state Of tennessee, and IN one weekly
paper published In Little Rock in the former,
by fourteen successive daily publicat Ons, sun
publications, the last Of each publication 10 be
at least thirty days cefcre the cay OF sale.
Z. ". FRY, Commissioners.
Lake Village, Ark, January Is, lso9. jan
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Steamer Mary Houston, Louisville.
Ben Campbell. Hale's Point.
Linton, st. Francis river.
Gem, Arkansas river.
Guidon,
I" Lsni Leoti,
" NatOms, Friar's Point.
" Virginia, New Orleans.
" Louisville,
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TRADE.

The general markets to-day were &C
tive and prices fully sustained. We have
but very.few changes to make In quota
tions and therefore omit our ususl mar
ket report. Meats remain firm with bet
ter stock on hand and good demand.
Mess Pork is held at S35 per Dbl. Prime
Mess 1872. RumpS2 20. fowls SIS. Clear
bulk sides lse. Clear BIB Sides Tito
17ic. Rib sides 16i@l7c. Hams Is@I7c.
Shoulders l4F9l4ic. Bacon Is 10 light
supply. Clesr sides l93920c. Clear rib
Ist@1sfe. Shouldn't l5@15tc. Plain
sugar-cured hams Is3@2lo. Lard IA Arms
ut 2I@2lscsin ~tierces; 22a@2se In keps-
Cheese is scarce. and held at J To In
higher on all brands. Coffee firm at
former rates. All other articles are "a
they were, except Potatoes, which are
advancing. Spectators hold sll the
Peachblows in market, and e s59S per
bbi are the lowest rates at which round
lots of, say so to 100 bbls, 8 be bought.
In less than two weeks from to-day
the Tennessee River Improvement Con-
yennon, called by the Governors Of the
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& SALE.
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Dan Able. By his certain deed
OF trust, Gated the l5th day Of June, 1851,
and duly recorded In the Registers Office OF
SHELBY county, state 6l Tennessee, Note Book
No. ., page ID, conveyed 10 Undersigned, trus-
tee. to following real estate, to-wit: A certain
county OF shelby snd state Of Tennessee and
described as follows, tO-Wit: Being the west
half of the one hundred feet in John u. Ar
mour's subdivision, known as Block No. four
hundred and ninsgy-stx, and being nifty feet
front on Pigeon hoOst road, and running back
the same lot as conveyed by Thos- Ion 10
John ". Jones and VII. urley, May ], 1859.
by deed recorded ia the Registers once OF
Shelby county, Ten essee, Book 81. psges 2Ai
and "a, and also the same as conveyed by the
said W. u. Turley 70 the SAID Ian Able on the
Nth day OF June, 1867, together with all the
privileges and RppGrUensnces thereto belong
Ing which said convey anceS was made TO pro-
cure the aymen of q certain note maze by
the said Ian Able, and bearing date on the
said 18th day OF June 1851, payable SIX months
after date. for the sum OF Twelve thousand
dollars; for more perfect description OF laid
note reference to said deed II made and
whereas, default has oSen made In ayuen OF
Afd note and whereas, the holder OF SAID
uols has requested and required the UNDER
trust . now, therefore, at The request OF me
holder Of said note, and In accordance with its
orov,sfols with the eaid deed OF trust, notice
Is hereby given, that on
Kuesdsy, the Second Day Of March, 1889,
p...-een the hours of 10 an. and 4 p m. at the
e~onr door OF the Courthouse, Green aw BiOek,
.,tv ~ Memphis, I VIII pro eed 20 sell, foc sash,
10 the highest ol5der. the soOvs described
aroDprty. HENRI y. Hat, Trustee.
h Newton Hart, Attorney. etc jasS
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FINANCE AND TRADR.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEALl
kzMFRB. February II, 1879.
~-

IAN
Our none market Is comparatively
easy and exchange is abundant for every
purpose with q fair demand upon all
points. While the supply OF Eastern
exchange is large, it is not expected that
much will be offered during the rest Of
the week, and our bankers do not seek
to sell as eagerly as they did during the
mast few days. New Orleans bills are
scarce and much of our Indebtedness Ia
that direction has to be met by ship
ments Of currency. We quote
Buying. selling
New Englsnd----KSM dis. paraH dis
s. ssT ToaaGls1-------.-. a
SInSiS63 mat: z nr.m
The proceedings OF the "Ciizsns
UnionD meeting, held to-day at the
Chamber OF Commerce, wifi be found in
our local columns. The object Of the
meeting is partly expressed in the re-
port.
Local scrips are in a state Of mastery
inactivity. Some of our dealers report
that for days at 3 time there is Don
presented ST the counter for sale, but the
demand is light and brokers are generally
well supplied. We quote City Scrip at
7S9SOc buying and selling. Ledger bal
ances 76@77c buying; selling at 7S9S0c.
Comfy Warrants 75@76c buying SELL
ing at 77@sOc. Police Scrip S4995c buy
ing selling st 97@9Sc.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
1857, and closed at 135b, carrying at 50
per cent. Money on call 2 per cent.
Sterling Exchange was dull at 1921 for
Among the transactions in gold in
this market was one Of $4,000 to q dealer
1T 1876; selling at 1851.
Governments opened fFmer with q
fair demand. At the noon call they
were unchanged with the offerings
greater than the bids. At the close they
were strong with q demand from Bears,
who wanted to cove previous contracts.
Hatch q Fitch bought largely of 67s.
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10 b dau OF Apr1, -. Is69.

between the hours Of , 3 n. and 8 D N. Of sad
day, ct public auction, at the front door OF the
Courthouse in the town OF Lake Village, In said
County and State, 70 ths highest bidder, for
cash. the fONOWlng lands, las they are descriOed
in the mortgage from said Marcus r. Johnson
to said William N. Page tO-Wit: All that GER
tain tract or parcel Of land and known as the
Belle Island, being bounded on the north, cas-
and south by LaEs America, and on the WsSE
by Mississippi river, being sitGats and lying IN
townships sixtesn and seventeen south. range
one east, in ChlcOt county and state o. Arksn-
sas, and containing twenty-five hundred acrss,
more or less Which lands las described IN
said decree are known ana designated on the
plans Of the public sur Feys OF tbs lands Of the
United States As " fractional section thirty
four, containing q acres; fractional section
thirty-dvs, containing 81 acres; fractional
section tnirty-siX, containing "a acres-au IN
township sixteen south, range OGe e. s. the
southwest gu Tter Of section tWenty.tnree.
containing leo acres-in TOWNSHIP six<en
south, Of range one west: fractioual section
one, containing ia acres; fractional section
two, containing 4ss acres; fracuOnel section
three. containing 20 acTtss; fractional section
four. Containing a acres; cuo 5scton
nine, containing4 40 acres; section ten, contain
ing go acres aud fractional section eleven,
containing 80 acres-a I in township seventeen
south, OF range one east, and The whole Of said
lands containing Sl2 acre" TO satisfy said
decree.
Jas. MCMURRAY, Commissioners
Lake Village, Ak JauuzTy =, 1862 f3
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Jas. MCMURRAY, Commissioner.
Lake Village. Az. Januay :. IS69. rs
commissioners Sale Of Arkansas
Lands,

TN pursuance OF e decree OF the Circuit Court
i OF Chicot county, IN the state OF Arkanzas,
on the CDa1csry side thereof, rendered At the
October Term, AID, 1855. CT said Court. in q
certain cause therei1 pending, wherein Beuoui
Alexander W Mackii deceased, we're com
plainants, and Allen Goodwin. sAdministrat0r
Of William :. Ferguson, deceased, and Charles
3. Ferguson. Euaiss GOODWIN and Alien God
win, In rfgat Of his wife, heirs Of said William
g. Ferguson, deceased, were defendants; the
underlined, Commissioners appointed by said
Courtin said ca1se, VIII sell, on
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SAMUEL CROGHAE, Prop,r,
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad

+ FAVE Hopefeld for Madison Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7:S0 am.
Leave Madison for Memphis Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays, At $50 am. arrive IN
III s. & BEAUMONT. GEM sup,t
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T OIL.
EDUCATIONAL.

HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,
CAMBRIDGE, MASS TWO TERMS, BE.
ginning q, and SEP fE.BER lS,
1869. The Rssident Professors are Theoprilus
Parsons, LID, EMORY Washburn, LID, and
Holmes. AN. GeEtlemen Of dis
unetion in the Profession lecture from time 10
time on special topics. Application may be
made Tor circulars or mrther uformatIc TO
either OF the Resident Professors. ja%
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SALE
Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Cireuit Court OF
ID ChicOt County, Arkansas. on the Chsneery
side Thereof rendered a. the October term, 90
tober 2, AID. 1895, OF said court, IN a cause
therein pending, wherein William VI. Pagewsa
complainant, ana Bette Bailey Pr kstL cara
z. Williams Es sole hetr at law, and also a. adj
ministrator OF the estate Of Marcus +. John
son.. deceased. William Bailey, charles Gala
CHER, The Bank OF Chariezton. south CaTonuE,
and Shaumberz we're defendants, the IN
dersignsd Commissioners, appointed BY said
Court in said cause, VIII proceed to ssll, on the
second Monday Of the next April term OF said
Court, being the
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EOHN

/ CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. G. Jefsr-
~ son Street, entrance IN alley. Special At
tsntton given 70 Stair Work. Houses and We
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) "a MEDICAL GENTLg 80.

J. P. Garrish. 81. D. "
Prof. NJ Stevenson, n; D.
4" W. A. Reed. N. D.
J.. II. Cox. JT-, NJ.
c. J. Hempel, M. d. D.,
GOV a. h. Parsons, D Is. F."
Prof. " Joaes, Ir, MD, LID, London, Eng.
sir A. Moore, Md, "a"
Prof DePlaf, MD Paris.
q PuIsski Kadeski, ND, Vienna.
DR.. JONES has a case OF 30 different kinds Of
medicines with him, comprising the best from
every part of the world, with which he cures
neArIy all of the old. standing (chronic) diseases
that affict both sexes and persons of every age.
without any Inconvenience Or neglect of
CroSs-Fyes Made Straight and Natural.
This operation can be performed in all cases
without fan, and PsOt. Jones viii do 1t sue
cessfully in old or young.
AMAUhOSiS. or Nervous blindness, sktllfaliy
treated.
Pupil, Encanthus, ExcaDthus, Ptosis, Ptery-
GUM, NeVi Tor mothers MARK removed. Tu-
mors in the Eye or Ear removed. Cancers ex
tracted. Hernia Tor rupturel and CLUB Foot
successfully operated upon. EnlsESeG EORsiis
incised, (euO with improved instruments for
that express purpose. Hare Lip operated for
and ths d~ef,fnitv removed. HiiIlettoss intro
dUced for Flstuls Laehrymslis ior watery eyel.
~Laryngotomy and al dificulJand delicate ope-
rati0ns in Surgery per ormed of hand with
skill and the must improved Instruments. DR..
Jones believes his instruments are superior 10
those OF any sursso1 in the united ststes, and
ence of the age, and give him a decided adYan-
tage In 6ll difficult operations over other good
surgeons, not one in a thousand OF whom pis-
sess such q useful, modem, and magnificent
case of costly surgical tools.
OT0BkHGA. or discharge of the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Mease's,
Scro uls, Cold, or anything else, Is cured bJ Or.
Jones in Old or young, and the hearing restored
OF benefited. Two-tntIds OF The cases Of total
deafness m ght be prevented IL this disease
were not so shamefully neglected.
OLD STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scribed for at once BY D.. Jones, and the patient
can lse the remedies At hOma. And all aDerl-
are performed Immediately before the
patient leaves the Doctor. All who are a fiicted
should come prepared 10 have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
Read DR.. Jones advertisement relating TO
the cure of diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
in another part of this paper. gs3l
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NORFOLK, va.
LUMBER. ETC.
Lumber.
LMnaber.

oldest lumber merchants IN the Soqsn
Yard established In Memphis lA4. 1uu3-
mo Material OF all kind. Dressed and Eou3n
Floorfnx. Doors, Shingles, Oe1tDss 6nnoss
Iaths. Weatherooardtng, Glazed SASH ESn
and once foot Washington street 4ea6 HSSE'
Dis dGwen n. Z. J.
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DEhSoNs holding claims against steamer
Il LES Axe viii present thorn immediately
ano get their money al the ofdc Of Elliott q
Miller.
lsbn JOS. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
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REMOVAL.
Removal.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

MY patrons and all who wish 70 have their
vi Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me in a superior w~orkmanlike manner, Will
please leave their orders at Clarks JeWeify
MT. Ratgenbach's music store. as ! havs no
whatever With that establishment.
ii. q. HOLLENBERG,
jale Piano and Organ Maker.
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GROCERS.
Spicer & Sharpe,
S5x MAIN STREET,

MAGEVNEY BLOCK.
KEEP CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
IN GROCERIES for family use, and by re.
eelving fresh additions Dy every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment Is Kept
complete and fresh.
Choice ElOur-at low prices;
The best Hams and Breakfast bacon and
TODgGsss
Fresh Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa Shells;
GhOfce Teas-Of ali kinds;
shaker PreserEes-seIIing low by the
ease;
SyruPs and MOlasses the best;
ChOics sugars sRd CoEees;
Mess MsckeFeI; KendaI'J Crackers.
Families in the country and city would find
1t ts their interest to call on as. Heinvarisbly
please our patrons.
febs sPICER & SHARPE.
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
~ E

- ~OSS ~ " q
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSENGER
A. Boats of his LINE Will leave Memphis
hereafter THREETlME5A WEEK, as follows:
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays, at
D o'clock p,nsu
THOMAS II. ALLEN. ~ Reese Pritchsrd, Master
". A. CALDW ELL-...-..-.R L. names, Master
OZAkk.".---.......~.-.--.h. BiaIsdel, Master
LEM Il. Berry, Master
Connecting at LTTHLE RO X with the Com
pany's new and hght-drauyht packets for FOTt
Smith and Fort Gibson. Close connections
made both ways
N..--.-..Jno W. Williams, Master
VAN BBREN ..-..-...--.Ja ms Bowlin, Master
FORT GIBSON ......-.John WOodourn, Master
F9RT hoWi2nd, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade nd are particularly veil adapted
70 IL. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line 70 all points on the Arkun-
sss riyer without detention, and al reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East of Mem
phis, should have their goOds consigned to
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany, !" at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should bs consigned TO Memphis
and ARKANSAS River Packet Company, NapO-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time At the Compa-
ny1s ontoe, JHO. ID. ADAMS, PregidouLs
T. A. KEEDIG, Agent,
ia2G SA Front strset, Mosby Block.
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rise DI'9
Tobacco AntidOte.

-
attention Of all persons suffering from the
Injurious ELECTS Of Tobacco is called 70
RfsOn's Sovereign AntfdOte,
which is warranted TO remove the desire for To-
bseco in any form. It is purely vegetable, and
contains nothing injurious, as win be seen by
the certificate OF a distinguished physician. a
trial is all that is asked for e by the proprietor,
aud the price will be refunde II the result Is
not satisfactory. Prepared only by
JOHN W. RIsON, Apothecsry,
Richmond, Virginia.
Es- Price 80 cents a box.
TESTIMONIALS:
Certificate Of DR.. John Dove, g. 4. OF Grand
Lodge OF Virginia.
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1893.
Dear Sir: The Tobacco Antdote prepared by
you, according to the receipt you have sub
mltted TO me, and the ingredients OF which
have examined l. purely vegetable, entirely
harmless, and costainsnothing IN the least IL
juElOus. Il is not disagrseable to the taste, and
as a home article l hope you viii meet with
ready sale for II and 1 believe that II the d.
reetions are followed, 1t viii do sll you claim
for It. JOHN DOVE, MI.
From Major W. G. C~sFrington, President Pied
mont Life Insurance Company OF Virginia.
Mr. JOHN ". hIsoSu va Know
ing many who are slaves 30 the use Of TobsccO
would like 10 quit IL, l Wo1ld recommend your
- Tobacco Antidote" IS a SURE REMKDY. I tes-
tify to its eficscy, because, after having used
Tobacco for fifteen years, I was enabled TO quit
It without Inconvenience AFTER uEing your
Z" Antdote,f and have now no desire for To-
baeco. VIC CARRINGToN.
E< MANSFIELD q HIGBEE, Memphis
Ags mis-, who viii sappiy the trade q manu-
Leeturers' prices. fsb5 d&W
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River Us. Mail Packet Co
LIBERTY NO. 2....-~.....-.....~-.-DaYis master
This splendid passenger packet x.IEA
Will les 2 SIS aooveon fzS
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LARRY HAk8sFAD, Agent,
febIl No. ~ Madison street.
Memphis and White River US. Mail Packet Co
NO. AasteI
This excellent steamer leaves Sk
Memphis IS aOsve, aEzs
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at pm.
JAMES 3. SHARPE, Agent,
No. 80 Front street.
J. A. sayers. Passenger Agent. lebll
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BANKS AND BAN1NKe
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIR ECTORS:
LOUIS ~HANNAUER, Of Scheduled & Han
nausr
JOHN P. HOFFMAN,, OF Mitchell, Hoffman,
q Co
D. ?. MADDEN. of D. P. Hadden d Co.;
NJ, L. MEACHAM, of Meacham & TreadWell /:
A. L. HARRIS OF Harris, Cochran & Co.;
r.. p. WALT, OF X. P. Walt q Co.
J.C. NELLY, OF Brooks & Nicely,
OFFICERS:
LOUIS EAAhAUkR, President
II. IL NEACHAh, V~ice-PresIdent
AARTIN 6kIFFiN, Cashier
HORAOE z. GARTH, Assistant Cashier
%Exehsnge GU all parts Of the United
states and Europe bought and old. Jag
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zsupAls and LOuisvllle Railroad Line.
Memphis and Little Book Railroad

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at am.
Coming East-Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:SO am Arrive NJ
Memphis at l o'clock pm.
3. b. BEAUMONT,
oc2 General Superintendent.
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COTTON

oOTToH BTATEEEETs
HANBE or COMMERCE,
hENPHLs, February II, 1854.
Stock or land Sept. /, l5SS---- a.
Aoot1N0l 10
Received prsv1ousy.----.------iS2,s3 1851
Isi,Gss
Exported z,l3S
Exported previously----.-a---~-.l65.s0 i 1881
stock on hand st p m------ 1876
or receipts the M. q G. R. R. brought
$50 bales the NJ. & T. r. r. lie; the n.
d o. las, steamers 82S, and wagons $50.
OF exports the NJ. & G. took s2s ; the NJ.
& o. 1S5, and steamers 1875. Stock on
hand has decreased 30 bales since last
statement.
The receipts at all United States ports,
for the five days ending Wednesday
evening, were 35. zoo bales.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
xIssIpaIppl apa T~ennoases RsIIrOad.

Aa1saHnlEFa HEN AVN"OVV "NHV"~s
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Express, daily $40 pm. 4se0 pm
Sardis Accommodate, daily
except Sunday --.-...-..S:3 am. 500 pm
Freight, daily except Sum
-.......3.l0 pm. 6:25 am
Ticket Ofice PIX Main street and at Depot.
Time through 10 New Orleans 23< hours. Om-
niouses will cali for passengers aud check bag
gage in any part OF the city, by leaving orders
At 2S7L Main street.
jsSI a. 8. ~LIvERMoRE. Gent supT.
Esnpkis and louisville Railroad Line.
DNPARR. ARRIVE.
Day Express, z. R. time. 500 AN. 800 pm
Z" City time. AS Am.
Night Express, &. r. time1. $40 pm. e.20 Am
City time BIS pm.
Ticket onioes No. 237K Main street n at De-
Pot, head Of Main street.
BAN. B. JONES, GenTsup't.
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