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Uplands il Liverpool were active on
Tuesday last az IIIi, but declined 81
the following day. and still another 81
on the next Day. There vas no change
Oh Friday, but on Saturday q reaction
set in and Uplsnds were quoted at ll}9
lid. That market closed active to-day,
with Uplsnds Eh1at and on spot, II 4;
Orleans, ll4d.
Toe New York market opened quiet
but firm, with UPlands, 274e. Il gave
way 30 on Wednesday declined another
sc on Thursday morning but Jumped up
I6lie by Friday evening, and closed
quiet but firm Saturday evening, with
Uplsnds, oslo. 1t opened firm this
morning, with holders asking higher
rates. At noon the demand was mode
rate and prices firm, and at . pm. was
less active but prices maintained sales
for the day, 1900 bales; Uplsnds, 2S4e.
The New O-leans market Gt 1880 IN.
to-day was very firm. Holders We're
asking higher ra.es-Middlings, 27e. At
2:I5 pm. it was quiet but firm Mid
dlings, 265927,; sales for the day, 5000
bsles.
our maTESl mas been very urm ali the
week aud prices have ranged very close
to those Of New York. Daring the early
part OF the week buyers went in with g
rush and sales were active, keeping the
unsold stock on hand much reduced.
To-day there wss a good inquiry and 3
few sales At 23@2shc for Mitdlings, but
there Was very little disposition ID sell
on the part OF holders, aud buyers were
timid. The high prices ruling here have
caused a large amount OF the staple TO
flow in this direction. At Holly Springs
and other points IN the interior the In
crease in shipments to Memphis has
been quite apparent, while by the river
we have received cotton from the very
dOOrs OF New Orleans. Some large pur-
chEses Of the staple have also been made
in that city on Memphis account. Our
market, to-day, Is l@l3e better thar
there. Mach Of this very fia.tering re-
suit is due to the superior advantages we
possess for qnick transit east. Ia five or
six days at Inost, from the signing Of the
bills Of ladiBg in Memphis, the cotton IL
in New York, Boston or at the mills.
We ouote as follows:
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WATaHEs ZOE - LIE.

IRE Or8ide sold watch Company manufec-
fBrre on stricty scientific Drl-Cpa.a style,
f1is1 and color IS cgFzt gold e-' aauL o the
INST are and eOstly description o. Gola
grsv re ma8ufactured with halu sCsses
0sdfss' z I'D gentlems 1't- have SUPERB Swiss
1,Ovsu5u =; ssCe.er sagale-taTtea. Witn COM
UeDsaiCu plrsA prfug-
PtsFroqd Coldscf9sS EnQtqseIs ApTessle7-
So mosr eUaCtiBg IL or CustcUes-laF5
tborougbIy demonstrated Va strength, durz-
bIFtv sccurz ~ ard Cti iy o. the fec SfHltts
ErIth1p1 WC4chss. and pronounce tncm 4SFal-
uabIs - rsfisb-6 tine-EeSps1s-
Ffue swiss Movement s5 EGfet AHeTleUa
s4e- 1mifs WcZtaGza RGichsz, san ieaeled 50
rt-oaoutesr- Inictce, s. tacz. EGDof2le-y en-
T-4vsd with new and TOVel designs EcA
watch Is warranted BY special cerlilc@te NON
tha GFOide cold Mgtch Company.
Afse. mazuInceut OrCiae Cold Chains 3 50
and g each. sent eveTyT here, 20 Re paid Tor
on delivery
cur customers are suprlied nee with tEe
pick pocket Detective ard Wateh 6uaIo also
mailed separately ON rec ipt OF 81 CENTS Ine
Genuine 0roiue Gold Es-Che- can only De Oo-
famed By ordering directly nom a.
T. Monroe < CO,
importers and Mauufactursrs,
nnv8 I'm th B-oadWay. Nv f1rE-
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COTTOg GINS
C0TT0n Gins.

VIZ are he Sole Agents for the sale OF these
~ Uur1val5ed G1u Stands. FUr EeLuEy O.
STAPLE. LICHrSEss OF DRAFT, AND CuASTrTT
OF EUsT CJTTOS tUrEed cut per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be SAFELY made &c
every planter Who ha given them 8 air trial
MEere male power % used, they make a saving
OF EOm -Cue-C Uarter 70 One-Jbjrl Gne draft
OVER n CTEEE GIN. We are also agents FOR
SIkAUBS GE ST MILLS, 2 WEEELER
CLEMSON & COS CIRCULAR SAWS.
EcaeBEEH & &c.
Dealers n Hardware, Cutlery and Gems,
sTH E1d "a Main Street.
WI Ta--nn aaauugafa. Tam
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The general markets, during the week,
have not been active, though as much
80 o. could be expected, with the roads
IN their present condition. The advance
in cotton, it is thought, will cause some
improvement during the coming week.
Stocks are moderate, and only In very
few instances sre in excess of the de-
msnd. The dry goods market has shogn
z TAR degree OF animation and buyers
are disposed to take staple goods in ex.
cess OF their immediate waHts, owing to
the upward tendency Of all cotton
fabrics which have advanced from IOa
is per cen during the week. Many Of
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@7 --r EAN9
Gold has O vsries mach during the
week, and The large 4islu5semeut Of the
Government 90 the l-t Gid not have any
materisl effect on II. i opened il New
York for the week st 135le; varied
during the time 5Gi3; opened this
morning at 1883 snd a. pm. was I35lc.
Dealers II this market buy a. l91c IN
der and sell st New York rates. The
offerings Rra very light aud demand
light also.
The stockholders OF the German Ma
tional Bank Of this city hold an election
for Directors to-day, to serve during the
ensuing year. Il is thought that there
will be very little change in the Board,
as we believe the aGLirs OF the bank
have been managed, during the psst
year, to the satisfaction o. all concerned
In the way Of dlssounting mercantile
paper, we learn OF but al occasional
transaction. Regular customers find no
trouble in negotiating thirty, sixty or
ninety day bills, but few Of them are
compelled TO borrow, so that We may
quote rates OF Interest as nominal. Upon
the street 253 per cent. is the ruling
rates on good collateral.
In outside stocks and bonds we have
no sales 10 report. All railroad stocks
are In fair demand, but We failed to learn
Of any Offering. City bonds are quiet.
Eastern orders sre on the market, but
they Rre limited to 49949fc delivered,
and allow nc margin 70 the buyers, who
are unable to purchase at less than 49c,
though an occasional email lot is picked
up at 4sSc. A holder Ct $50. coo on de-
pOsit in New York telegraphed to-day TO
know what they would sell for, and was
answered 4933. II is expected that they
viii improve daily, rs the January in
terest was paid promptly at the Frat
National in this city.
City Scrip does No seem to be IN de-
msnd. We heard but one dealer express
8 desire to buy. The others hsd all they
wanted. We quote st 75c buying. Ssl-
ling at 7SGSOo.
County Warrants are lower. One
dealer bought IS low a. 72c during the
day, but others paid 7S974c. They sell
at 75@7ss.
Police Scrip is firm at 94995c buying.
Selling at 93G87c.
Several failures recently reported in
New YORK makes IL pertinent to inquire
whether a great many commercial mis-
hsps are not the result Of extravaganza
and speculation IS much as the effect Of
business Encouragement. The mem.
bers Of great firms deem it Indispensable
TO their reputation 10 live In the most
expensive manner. There are many
houses in New York each partner Of
is provided with q distinct estRb-
lishment, including an elegant house, .
business carriage and a private turnout.
The profits are 50 nearly consumed to
keep up this display that little IS left 10
the firm wherewith 10 provide q margin
for bad debts and Ike contingencies Of
trade. Again, when the firm is more
and gathers 9 surplus, the tempt
to put it out ST the extrsvsgant
rates Of interest which occasionally pre-
vail in Wall street IL unc0nquerabie..
This money is generally loaned to some
friends on stock collateral, whose sue
cess frequently induces them 70 try =
on their own account. Their
legitimate business is sOOn lost sight Of
in the excitement Of stock fluctuations,
and failure il the evident consequence.
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12MPAIS 4 ARKANSAS glyAa
ERAE@ E
Packet C0mDa'y,

V'HE elegant passenger packet THOMAS Il.
Z ALLEN boltJ expressly for this Company
has now taken her place Ia the line, and hera-
after the l~ouoGing Ooaus will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays Il ThursdaJs, at 5 o'clock pm.
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, st 10 O'Clock g Ia.
THO1AS IL. ALLEN. . Reese tritchard, Mister
". A. CALDW hLL-..----R. L. names, Master
BiaisCeu, Master
Connecting at little Rock with the Company's
new ana pght-drauyhJ packets for Fort Smith.
Close CONNECTIONS made both ways.
AMERI AN...-.......Jno ". Williams. Mas.ar
foRJ lit J&D1es BOWlin, Master
VAN BUkEN ....--.---...jC s. Bennett, Master
All Of the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are Particularly well adapted
TO IT.. Passengers and freight Will be mi
through By THO line % all points on the Ark4n-
sas river without detention, and st REASONABLE
rates.
All persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or East OF Menu
phis, should have their goods consigned ~
. Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany, at Memphis. Merch sndiss shipped ffon,
New Orleans should be consigned to Mempbiq
and Arksnsas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time at the Comma
nys ONCE. JNO. ID. ADAMS, President
7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
oe2D II 34 Front street.. MaEhy Block
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what Il Has DoRe, what It is Being,
ana what Is VIA DO.
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Formerly Member 81 Congress from st Law.
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philadelphia. Dec.

NOTICE.
~ The subscribers Fave this Gay formed a
Limited partnership according to law, under
the nrm name OF MONROE, SMALTZ a CO.,
for the general Boot and shoe Business in the
city of Philadelphia. 70 commence January 1,
1869, Il 10 terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, 10
SEPH e. SMALTZ, MAHLON S. SPOKes
and JOHN 7. MONDE, and the Special Part
ner is CHARLES D. REED, and they all res
peciively reside Ia the city OF Philsdelphi3.
The Special Partner has contributed to the
eouamon stock OF the Grm in goods and cash
the sum Of fifty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH L. SMALTZ,
NJ. S. ST KES,
JOHN T. MONROE,
General Partners.
CHARLES D. REED,
Special Partner.
Phiialelphia, Dec. 81. 1888. Is7
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ID EMovAL L.
h MONROE, SMALTZ 4 co. have This day
removed TO 3 and A MARKET street.
where they viii carry OF the Manufacturing
and Jobbing of Boots and Shoes, as successors
TO Haddock, Reed q Co.
December 2, 1865. ja7
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Conangtsstoner,s Notfce.

VIM. 2. Melleu, Trustee. and the United States
and Others. against The New Orleans u
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hon. Bland
IL Ballard, Judge of the United states fis-
trict Court Tor tDs District OF Ken ucky, 8
Special Commissioners In the above style case.
to audit and make ont a full and complete re-
port to said Court OF al bonds and coupons vet
unpaid, secured BY the first mortgage, and also
all bono and cOupousdue and unpaid. secured
By the second mortgage Of the said New Or
leans and Ohio Railroad Company, ard 10
whom due, and the names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice is hereby given to all bond
hol1ers, - AFORESAID, Co come forward and re-
sent and de with ms. as said On1fssioner Al
my office, in the cry OF Pacucah and STATE OF
Kentucky. al bonds being the Lrst and second
mortgage Of saiG NV Oreans and Ohio Rail-
Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, On or before the second Monday in
March, log. ". II. Jones.
nova I'm = 1perfaf onUrigefruar.
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FOR PINE BLUFF

Arkansas River Wedae-day Packet
For Helene, Friars Point and Pine Bluff
GUIDON ..-.~.~ Rice master
TINS splendid passenger PACKET
will leave for the above ~
WEDNESDAY. I3.h inst, At 5 pm.
LEVI & SHARPE. agents,
iaII No. 80 Front street.
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Feur Plsntallons for sale or Rent

THREE Plantations. containing about 90
L aeles each, together with sscck- corr Aouusr,
situated abcuL twenty miles rom Memphis,
nea Pleassut HI Dssoto eonH :; NJ ssissippL
The other farm contains about 100 acres. and
iS Stteeraa IN Asuiey couutv, Arkansas. For
terms apply to me, neal Pieasant Hll Miss.
]: 4. Maxwell.
p.f.- ~ e. NJ Arpsson & Co. and I.avlor A
a Rand, Memphis rem de24 In
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rOH CHKoaNRArG.

Memphis and C~incinnal Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
Miller master
This elegant and heet passenger
steamer viii leave ~
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at 5 pm,
JAS. 7. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
JAZZ no. Il Jefferson street,
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Memphis AMI Little Book Railroad
TO MADISON ASD LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Going West-Leaye Memphis Monday, Tednes-
day and Friday, at
Coming East Leave Mad son Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, at I'D Am. Arrive al
Memphis at ! O'Clock pm.
s. 3. BEAUMONT,
ocz General superintendent
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o MOUND 4

CTEAMER GEORGE W. CHEEK IT,
y leaves Memphis every day fOrJC
oundCity al 5 am. 10 6.n.. II nl,Z5 Ind ~
pm. Leaves Mound City every day az 7 M
= e-m., II am, and Ia and 4 pm. Landing 81
foot or VASE ton street.
1yu NARR z GREEK. Nastar.
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LAGER B E r.
BY L. n PEA.

Corner TIL I'd and Webster Streets.
TN BARRELS, HALF BARRELS NDKEGs.
i Delivered free OF charge within The citv
Units. dao
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nc
DR.. RUsSELL's
DIS?EASARY led INFIRMARY

MEMPHIS, IENN.
DR. RuSSELL'5 Di=PENSARY AND IN
~ FIRhiABY, the largest and oldest institu-
ton OF toe KING In the southwest, ct .blished
In 1859 pleasantly located at Nos. 30 and A.
north side OF Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, Is
open Tor the reception o. patients desiring
treatment and the comforts OF a home while
receiving the sane. Patients also treated at
the once or by letter, II desired.
inflammation, Neuralgia, d1ut, Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis, skin
Spermatorrhes, Impotency. and al
she diseases arising nom the indlserstiou Of
yCatn, perHaa emily cured. Also, Chronic Dis
"a esln AT tnsr forms e~fsctnaly cured at the
above named f~nstftulOn-Dr. RUSSELL. Con-
81 ting Physician.
.sS Treatise on Chronic Diseases ~furnhhed
nee on Application. jaI
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LroR sALF.-One Of the finest PLANTA-
L I rs in the Mississippi Bottom, tttuafei
50 mills bslOw Memphis IN ArBansas miles
rom b edsOa's aDaing, containing y 0 acres,
with 400 Sc es IN q high state Of cui walton
with dwelling sand all Necessary O~uthouser,
frame Quarters 10 SO hand good gin and mil.
ttOek aud 10 Is. There IS now 81 or 40 GOOD
h nds on ths placs tIat can be h2d by the
purchaser. AgreaL bargain can BE- had BY early
OF the premises, or OF PRICE q
TERRY, commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
ja7 A. Q, HODGES. I
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BROWNSVILLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad tims--..-4:SO pm
CITY tIae.-..-.------4:l PIN
az asH
Ica5t offices Ne. 3IH 2atn street and at D.
pCE, head Of Main street.
SAM. Z. JONES. 9snT3uVb
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randahE framed ready nT skipping. tnoFzltN
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPRAL.1

AAaFalas JanuaTy y, IEN. ]
FINANCE
During the week money has been IN
active demand for the movement Of cot
ton, and for IN or two days our banks
were run pretty low; but with liberal
receipts from the East and q good mer-
camille demand for Eastern exchange.
money has become easier. To-day the
offerings OF cotton bills were not 50 large.
but our discount houses are generally
well supplied and rates sre steady at the
closing quotations Of Saturday:
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EsmphIs and uharlss.en gsiIrosa.

Eempkls and Charleston Rsilrosd.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
through Man tdaily) .......-.l2.5 pm. I2.40 pm
Through ExEress...--....-..li10 pm. 300 pm
llhls Train does NOS leave GaturdsyE3
CcTlnth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundays st-- Sos am
Grand Junction Accommo-
ton, daliy(eXeept Sandiysl S.s5 am. Ais pm
5ounervlle Accommodation
teZcsDt Sunday leaves
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time
T~1cEstOEos, STS Esin street. and at Depot.
Nj. Ross. Gent Supt.
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PHILADELPHIA

DISSOLUTION-THE FIRM OF AO-
~ D OK, X ED . co, Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business Will be set
tied by either Of The understand Partners, at
the Old stand, ABS and IA Market street. up
stairs. DANIEL HADDOCK, Jr,
CHARLES d. REED,
ST PHEN KIMBALL.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1868. JAZZ
-sHE COMPREHENSIVE H~ERETOFORE
1 existing between the undersigned, under
the firm OF MONROE, SMALTZ & CO, expires
this day, by limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
JOS. e. S8ALTZ,
II. s. STOKES.
~philadelpbfs. Dec. g. 1865. fs7
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FoR TAE "HoLIDAYsI

Great D~fssFlbsfIs- by rha IstEe2oI'saH
ear CO-Cash GErfs 20 tzs AHuszHt Of
sa1O. OOO-EyeFy EiekeG Draws PriEe$
seash gIls,each suGtoof 20 cash gifts, eacl so
10 5tpY 30 A
% LOO 90 -
s. Elerant Rosewood Fi-Eos. each 80 toS9
go Sewing AIachines, GO 20 10
500 Fin G1ld WGtCEe - % -
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-12
RIVER MATTERS.
MEAruER AID REYE~-


The river is still rising, butless rapidly.
The swell in the past twenty-four hours
amounted to twelve inches. White
river and the Arkansas are falling fast,
but nave water enough for sll purposes to
JacksoBport snd Fort Smith. The Ohio
Is falling, bat has 8 good channel depth
to Cincinnati. The latest news from St.
Louis, louisville, Cairo and Cincinnati,
will be found in our telegraphic columns.
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