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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-15

NEW YORK, January 14-Plymouth
Church voted last night to increase the
salary of its pastor (ReT. Henry Ward
Beecher) to $50, 600. In the course of the
discussion among the leading members.
the idea was thrown out that this increase
is made in consideration of Mr.. Beecher's
advancing years and circumstances, and
that it is his intention, ere long, to retire
from public life.
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Fatal shootina in a Dancehouss.

ST. LOUIS, January 14.-A row occurred
IN dancehouse, on Ellsworth street,
night before last, and resulted in the kill
ing of Samuel McMeeker. After the oc-
cupants OF the house retired for the night,
some unknown parties entered and shot
Fannie Collins Inortally, Ettis Baldwin
seriously, and George Gardner fatally,
while IN the reoEs,
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State Prisoners Sentenced.

PARIS, January I4-Greg and the other
conspiratOrs against the life of the EN-
peror, have been sentenced to transporta-
tion, and sixty-four are to be comprised
in the general amnesty of political Of
fanders
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MoNDAY, FEBRUARY J. 1870,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock am, and
pm, the following described tract Of land,
co ntaining one hundred and five (lOol acres,
lying in. the eleventh surveyors district OF
Shelby county, and State OF Tennessee, on
the south side OF Wolf river;
Beginning at a stake with post-oak pointer,
In the northwest corner OF a two hundred
acre tract entered in the name Of VIM. Law
renee; thence south 25 chains and 80 links to
stake with an elm pointer; thence west 3
chains and Al links to a stake with White-os
aud sweetgum pointers; thence south j.
Chains and 20 links to n stake with two red
oak pointers; thence east Is chains and 81
links 10 a stake with sweet gum pointer
thence north 10 chains to a stake with gum
and elm pointers; thence west 25 chaius to
the beginning
Terms OF Saie-One-thtrd cash; balance, on
a credit OF one and two years. with interest;
purchaser executing notes, with approved se-
curity, lien being retained on the land for
the deferred payments.
JOHN LOA0UE, Clerk.
By BERNARD COLL, Deputy Clerk. ja15
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Mure FamlIY TROUBLES at the North.

HUDSON, n. y, January I4.-A suit for
slander, instituted against Henry G.
Becker, of Livingston, by his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Ann Rivers, which has been
on trial before Judge Hazebenn, was ter
minated to-day by verdict of $500 for
the DlaintiT
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Tha Great Billiard naioh

SAN Francisco, January H-Derry
declines Dion's challenge TO play for a
wager on the ground of Injustice to other
contestants for the champion cue, and
that he is liable TO be called East at any
moment to play his next competitor, Ru-
dolnb of Chicago
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NEGRO SHOT.
Fatal ARRAY ia "Bl2sk cssIsr," Nashville.

A fatal shooting affray occurred between
two negroes, at the abode Of a negro
named Reed, in '' Black Center" at ten
O'Clock last night. They were rivals to
the hand of q colored damsel. One Of
them. whose name is Houston GSlbreath,
had called the other a hummer" Ois a
previous visit. She informed his rival,
and when the latter met Galbreath at her
house last night, he fired two shots at
him, boih Of which took effect in Gal
7breath's left arm. Galbreath then drew
his pistol and slot the other dead. Gal
breath was arrested and taken to the
Workhouse.-BGhHsT, 18Th.
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FOUL MURDER.
Two Hephews Of Gen. Pillow Shot Down In
Cold Blood.

NASHVILLE, January 14.-1nformatiOn
has reached here of tie murder, a few
nights ago, near Leighton, North Ala
bama, of Granville A. Pillow, jr., and
VIM. Pillow, nephews of Gen. Pillow, by
q band of masked men, who rode up to
the door and called for Granville and shot
him when he appeared. William ran to
his brothers. assistance, and was shot and
killed also. The maskers escaped, leaving
no clue to trace them,
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Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify, who have
been cured by me in New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo, and various other places. All comma
nications strictly confidential.
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DIED..

CUNNiNGHAM-In this city, on the even
Ing Of the 18TH inst, in the twenty ty-eighth
year OF her age, Mrs. EMMA C., wife OF Dlek-
son Cunningham.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services at their
residence, on Bass. east of Dunlsp street, on
this SATURDAY afternoon, at O'Clock.
The remains viii be conveyed to Mount
Pleasant, Iowa. Carriages at J. @. Hoist &
Cos.
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No Pay Until Cured f!

The Doctor can be consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining 70 his
Specially, and all other Diseases, not reQuir-
ing his attention outside OF his ONCE.
SRA seperate ONCE for Ladies. -
Office hours from o'clock am, TO o'clock
pm. d. s. JOHNSON, II. u.
fao
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The Cock Scandal.

NEW YORK, January 14.-Nothing new
in the Cook scandal case, except he is
missing, and his family were engaged to-
day ia a preparation for removal.
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Az nnini Alnnn the Seina

PARIS, January 1.-THE city is tran
quill, and no further danger OF an out
break is apprehended. The troops from
the neighboring garTisons have been or
dered back to their posts.
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The Pona ard the Council.

from excellent authority, Just received
here from Rome, says the Pope Is cha
grined at the drift OF the Ecumenical
Council, and will dissolve that body be-
fore midsummer
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DR.. F. A. SCHRYER,
Of Hamburg, Germany.

In retiring, I wish the continuance OF the
TEEN and patronage Of my many patrons
10 the new Firm. They have my respect and
kindest wishes. All accounts Will be settled
by the new Firm. JNO. s. DELAROOkE.
The new Firm Will still be known as before.
the same consisting of DR.. +. A. Schryer and
DR.. W. c. GriswOld, under the style OF w C..
GRISWOLD & CO., Druggists and Apotheca-
ries, who will keep a fresh stock OF Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Oils, Fine soap,
Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, Toilet rticles,
and other articles kept by Druggists general
ly. Physician 5 Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. w c. GRISWOLD & CO.
MEMPHIS, Jan. II, 1870 jal5
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The Surveyor of Customs for Memphis.

NORTHAMPTON, January 14.-The steam
ship Harmonic, from New York TO Ham
burg, has arrived. All well.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
sPALDIS0, BrDwELL q McDoEouoH, Prop'rs
Saturday, January IS, 1870.
Last day Of the
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
L..

MATINEE at 2o'cioek: doors open at J.: price
OF admission to which will De: AduIts 81:
children, 80 cents, 70 all parts of the hOuse (;
when viii be presented FlOtoWs delightful
opera OF MARTHA. with a splendid cast
Miss Amelia Jackson, Sophie DEiuba;
Messrs- Habieman, Weiniich, Formes, etc.
SATURDAY ENENING-Last Of the Opera
Beethoven's sublime work, FIDELIO, with
Madame JOhannsen, Sophie DZiuba; lfessrs
Franz Hfmmer, Weinlieh, FOTmes, Stein
ecke, etc, iu the cast.
Scale Of Prices-Dress Circle and Parquctts
tan numbered seatsl. 81 80; Family Circle
81 %; Coiored Box 50 cents; Gallery % cents.
ja5
MONDAY EVENING. January u. Is704-PIrst
night Of the BUCKLEY SERENA DIrRs-a
fIlIl mi nsfrn1 hn m
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Railway Matters.

NORFOLK, January 1.-THE Directors
of the Norfolk and Great Western Rail-
road agreed to close a contract with New
York parties to build the entire road to
BRISTOL Ienn-
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MARRIED.

WHEELER-PULLEN-O Thursday, the
18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
father, at Glendale, Tenn, by Rev. Mr..
White, Capt. c. N. WHEELER and Miss NJ. B.
PULLES.
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HCC0MBS, KELLER & BYRHEs,
DlSSOLUTlON 0F PARTNERSHIP

TFNHE Partnership OF ". c. GRISWOLD &
i CO., existing between W. G.. Griswold &
J. 3. DeLaRooke, is this DAY dissolved by
his Interest TO
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WASHINGTON, January 14.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated Charles s. Cooper
for Surveyor of Customs for Memphis,
Tennessee
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The narlen ExpIorlnu Party.

NrU York, January 14.-The authori-
ties of the Brooklyn Navy Yard are now
s,,,siiy engaged in pushing to completion
ebe nreparat4ons for the Darien exploring
expedition.
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MisslssippI Senatorial Election.

WAsHINGToN, January 14.-Private ad-
vices from Jackson indicate the election
for United States Senators from Missis-
sippi of Mr.. Eggleston and Gen. Ames.
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UNITED STATES lNTERNAL REVENUE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE STH DISTRICT Tenn
MEMPHIS, January 10, 1870 j
TTNHE annual returns of income for the
il year 1853, Will be due and received by
the Assistant Assessors of each county In
this district, from Jan. lst 10 March Ist, 1870
and all returns not made by March !, VIII
have a penalty OF my per cent. added to the
assessment, as the law requires.
A. 3, NEWKIRK,
United States Assessor
falls Eighth District of Tenn nessea
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.
The TeIegrapbers' Strike.


WASHINGTON, January H.-Eleven of
the striking telegraph operators have gone
10 work,
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To Cotton Planters 3 Stock Raisars

FTVHE Memphis OIL Company wish 10 mr.
4 chase during next fall and Wiutsir a
large quantity Cotton seed, for Whlcz hey
win pay the market price, furnish sacks. and
pistform fEairbank + 81 scales. They urre I1etr
friends not 10 store thei- Seed IN large quau-
titles. and thereby have their value deslrovad
or injured by HEATING. PlauterE WHO WISH
to make contracts for delivery OF SEED VIII
please call at Oil Work. Center LAndiug.
tffv
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COUNTY COURT SALE OF LAND-Janua-
~ rY Term, ls70.
]. ]. Woods and Mary Woods VS. Georgia, Do
ra and Martha DEMONSTRATION for sale
of land.
Under and by virtue OF an order OF resale,
made in the above entitled cause at the jan
uary term, 1879, of the County Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee VIII proceed 70 sell,
at public auction, before tne courthouse
door, IL the cit OF memphis, on
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson Street, near Mail

Jefferson Street, near Main.l
CHAs. n. II. BRooM----.Lessee and Proprietor
SAAkLEH " AIrE.-.- Manager
FroL- FRANK KARSoLD....-Leader OF Orchestra
oP en- 1v cry Nj EhS,
TOMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING
- sept I'd, with Mann moth Company.
The entertainment 20 consist OF Nero Mfyl-
strelsyi Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances. BAL
lads, Duets, Quartetts, ExtravGganZas, Bur
lesques, Pantomimes and karces.
Admission, soc; Private Boxes, IS. seq
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A AcARD.

WE would respectfully announce that We
w have disposed OF our interest IN East
and West Tenaessee for Wards New Gas
Burner to Mr.. j. STOLTS, of Mem phis, S. Ief-
ferson street. He will have a me and well
assorted stock OF goods In few days and
viii then offer 10 the public the best, cheapest
ard safest Light in America, n every form,
for lafnfly and general use.
Parties desiring territory IN Mississippi or
Arkansas, address him es above.
jal2 ST. LOUIS PORTABLE GAsLrsHT Co.
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WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY 18th

aud accurately wall De found az the0hlc &c of fs.a
aucttoneers. Private bios viii he eut---ss-.s-I
Iuf any Portion OF AL OF the tract until Ia.
Gay or sale Person wishing 20 examine mo
luuas with view 20 hus Ing. wtii ave a.ys-v
itciity offered iOf So d-il.-. rT g. ap1Iic--.s1 20
the Auctioucers, or 20 me ss IlT Residence.
deem IL supernuuDs 10 represent TIL zralE
EQlIe or good lands. lEinE within rlis
distance OF such city as Memphis rta.-~
Lhan 10 say gesit, BY jnuieious management
Iney VIII yield a SAFER ard larger pr. r.rl
the Investment than anything else il v5hi j
capital can be employed 1 hcpc az active
S0npeauon among buyers win, As 1lr as
possible, com peUsats me for the necessity o.
parting with such desirable property.
TERMS OF 5ALE--ESiI cash - .anceI On
time adding interest
RICHARD I PERSON.
R0ySter, TrezevaHi & &C.. AuGti0HeeFs.
ia4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HALLS PATENT SAFES.
Read What the Citl,ena of Dayton Say.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, being present
w at the great safe-Ourning at Layton, o.,
September q, 1867, attest 10 the following:
Messrs. r A BaIIou and T. W. Neff repre-
sent1ng the new Steam safe, came to our city
with one Of their Safes prepared especially
for the burning. They then purchased one Of
Halls safe and Lock Co.'S Safes-msrked
Hall's Patent COncrete-Oue OF Marvin's Pat
ent DTy-Plaster and Alum Safes, and one Of
the Detroit SAFE Co.'S Dry Plaster and Alum
safes. All were set side by side, and the
O'Clock am, and continued until half-past
Iour pm. Between six and eight cords OF the
OesL beech ana sugar-maple wood were used,
ana the safes were kept RED-Hor nearly all
the time. 20 not was the dre that the dlals
and knobs were melted OH
MARVIN'S BEING THE FIRST. AMI WSS
FOUND INSIDE A BED OF LIVE GOALS
AND ASHES. The Detroit Safe Co.'S SAFE
was opened next, and the inside was found
10 De al on hre and nearly consumed. The
steam safe was next opened and Its contents
were IN good condition Last of all, HALLS
5AFE AND LcCE Coz : SAFE was openhd and
the contents all IN as good cOud ition az yrlT ran
put IN, before encOuntering the IRE The
smell OF IRE was not found on any OF its
papers We VIII also state that the walls OF
Halis Falent concrete safe were only five
Inches Thick while the walls of the Steam
sale were about six inches thick. In addl-
ton, We would say that Halls safe had Oniy
a single door, while the steam Safe had a
close-ntting inside door, leaving an air
cham Der between the outer and inner doors;
ana the subscribers do hereby certify that
the condition OF Halls Patent Concrete safe
was muon tie best, as the door .ld Joints OF
the sale were IN a good condition, while the
door, jams, etc, OF the steam safe were In
very bad condition, many OF them bei nu
forced entirely apart
WN a. BARSETr, OF Loomls K Barnett.
NJ. &. MILLER.
GEc. kEAEE-
DASIEL BAEER.
HENRY THOMAS.
GEO. bARTLEY.
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CHANCERY SALE
-OE-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1870.

No. 2sl9, o. R.-Chancery Court o. Memphis.
Es Y virtue OF an fnterco1utory decree IN this
AO cause, viii sell. At public auction. O. tbs
highest bidder in tie town Of Forc Pickering,
on AOSnAY, February q. $50 within icEaL
hours. the following ds=cTihed Real Es----.
tO-wiJs
Tie south half Of Block No. 81. ln thaA p1rt
OF the city Of Mem phis called Fort p -l-zI III.
and lying between Eir-h street On tLa aasr.
snd Fou--1 street on The west, and G1oIsol
street On the south, sud the first siisy ease ~
Gholscn street on the nOrth- fronting laJ ta5G
inches on F 18th street ana 900 fsst On clol-
son street.
TERss OF sALE.-Cssh % the anonar o. the
decree herein aud cos5ss balance OK q credit
OF twelve mouths. Equity OF -eaemp-
barred.
In case the above sale shal fail 20 5llng.,ho
amount of The decree here = ana costs, Lneu
and In that event The north hslf of -4tf
Block No. 50 viii be sod. Ia lots or su51 wi
sions; sale % continue until the au1du1t
requisite 70 satisfy the decree herein end
costs, IN CASH, Is yielded.
Terms OF safe OF north haifof Block 50. g.
0ne-half cashi balance on a credit OF twelve
months. Equity o. REDEEM ptiou barred.
y ASTON, @. and y.
R0YSTE6, TBEZEYAhT 4 co,
IaIs Auctioaeers
LogwOod, Micon and FoIkes, solicitors.
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PEREMPT0RY PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined 70 6izross Of nv
IL plantation, known a. no Vi7rf-z p
situated on the Hernaudo rrsd and 40
waters or Noucclnah. nEe miles E1r-e 81
memphis. take rnis method o. la-. ~fr-
the iand-buytng public that this vai-ls.is
property, containing upws-cs OF g tnoresa-
acres and embracing every variety 1r ~1-
land AMI valley, held. meadow ana s--cF-
iand, VIII Be subdivided and solo 70 -ls
highest bidder, through Eessr-. R1-sse.
Irrelevant Co. AuCtl tl1nee-a 20 thet- -aT.s-
room, In the city OF Sc phis 81 the corue-
OF Main and jefferson streets. on
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PARLoR Music HALL.

Q N EVERY NIGH T.
MONDAY EVENING, January lOth.-Grand
W Double Company. the MANAGEMENT, in
addition to their already mammoth combi-
nation, have engaged the following we'll
known talSnt: Misses stanley. st. Clare
Whelan, DeLave, Davenport Hentierson
Geo. g. Thompson and Master Bobby makfng
the most powerful variety entertainment.
ever presented to the people Of this city.
A ADMISSION. .............-.. .... y n Cents
ORCHESTRA CHAIRS 80 Crrfs
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7 ETTERS of administration upon tire e.
II tate OfJOiln ". FaTrts, deceased. having
been granted 70 me, all persons havtrE
they must present th=fr claims within l1s
time prescribed by law, or they VIII 81 forsv-
er barred. All persons indebted TO said e5-
tate must make Immediate - 1Isme1C.
Brown. Lyles & BroHn, Attorneys
fhi4-laE4~ JOHN 8 TGUF. Admir-.
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F1HANo1AL AND con1MERoIAL.

COLUMBIA, April 29.-Sales of cotton
for tho week, 358 bales. as follows: 10 at
20c.; % at 204; s3 at 2O15; 145 at 81;
80 at 2114.
New York. April 29--Noon.-Flour
5@1Oc. better Wheat 1@2o. better.
Corn 1c. better. Pork steady-mess
28.75. Lard steady, at 165a@l6M. Cot
ton quiet, Mt 23as023za. Stocks strong.
Money easy. at 5@6. Exchange long,
916; short 95s. Gold 15A. Bonds 15S.
Iennessee's. ex-coupon, 60A; new 76N;
Virginia's, ex-coupou, 69A; new 69I !;
Louisiana's. old, rs; new 72 asked !;
levee e's G41s;8 9laS; Alabama S's go;
5'n 94Ia; Georgin 6's "a; North Carroll.
mas, old, At; new 23Ia; South Carolina's,
old, 80.
TIP. M.-Cotton quiet and steady, with
sales OF 1900 bales-uplands 23aS; Or
leans 23M. Flour-Ohio 5.lO(96. 10;
Western 4.75; Southern firm. at 6.1O@
6.85. Wheat opened 1@,2o. botter, but
closed qniet with advance lost. Corn a
shade, batter-new, mixed Western 1.10
Oils. Rosk heavy. at 2S.75. Lard
s'eaay Mhaekey Asyg 9psh1aqged Sa1 Mee qaiet
gar quiet. Coffee and Molasses dun.
Freights; quiet. ri a' =.
BAIr1MoRE, April 2s.--Flour quiet
and Arm, Wheat stesdy. Corn steady
white 1.10@1. .101s; yellow iii. Oats
64@66. Rye 1.O091.1O. Pork 1890.
Shoulders l3L@1314. La-5 H., Whis-
c1NorasAr1, April 2e.-corn firm.
Whiskey quiet, at l. OO@1.O1. Provisions
firmer. Bacon held higher. Mess pork
$500. Shoulders 12H; clear sides II.
Lard 16A.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Cotton firm
aud in fair Misunderstanding 22(022k;
sales $500 bales; net receipts 6, ,427.
MOBILE. April 29.--Cotton easier
middling 2l19@2124; receipts 96O bales;
stock 81, 1875.
AUGUSTA, April 29.-Cotton market
quiet. but firm, with sales of 32O bales
receipts 1872; middling 2l1l.
SAVANNAH, April 29.-Cotton in mode
rate demand-midding 21s1; sales 500
bales; receipts 1858; stock so. 272.
CHARLESTON. April 29.-Cotton steady
-middlings 21@; sales 200 bales; re-.
ceipts 389; exports coastwise 767: stock
10, It's; net receipts of week 8, 1888; coast
wise 27; total 3,215.
LONDON, April 29--Noon.-
9416. Bonds 8Sas.
I1vERPoon, April 29-Noon.-
dull-upiands 11@1116; Orleans 1lss;
sales of the week $1,000 bales; exports
5000; speculation 5000; stock 563, OOO.
OF which American is 35S, 5000; receipts
l35, 600, of which American is 95, OOO:
aaoat 273. 900; American 163. 900.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-Evening.-
ton steady-uplands 11M1115; Orleans
1las; sales 10000 bales.
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sdered BY Mayor ehaho IS L Is iaySr s5rs Ely.
aon, in accordance with the decision OF
the Supreme Oopftfof, Appeals. ~; );
No further deaths have occurred to?
day. q
ATLANTA, April 90. LIN the House, the
only important action to-day, was an ef-
fort to seat kix members claiming to have
been elected under authority OF the old
organization. A resolution to that effect
was adopted &C; nays 50. ~ N
In the Senate, resolutions were adopt
ed continuing the tax Act of 1869; and
authorizing the Governor to provide for
the payment of the public debt accruing
prior to July 1, 1870.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES. Bbu.1 / 25@1 so
BAdGISa, Gunny 26028
Dundee ID I'D 3OD32
BALE ROPE, Manil, @26
N. N.Y.orWespibl0 l0@15
BUTTER, Northern @5O
Country, 73 ib. .25@35
BACON. Hams. ..22@24
Sides, u Ii. .17@18
Shoulders 80. 14@1G
CANDLES, Spcrm4O@70
Adamantine 1b18@20
Tallow ...... $50
COTTON YARN1 8001 90
COTTON, Strict Md@ 81
Middling .203@
Low Midl'g, 200
Good Ordny, 1910
Ordinary. 18@
CHEESE, E.D.1b 23@25
Factory .19@24
COFFEE, Rio, Bib18022
Lagueyra .25@27
Java 80 u3l
FLoUR, Co. 800@900
Northern C 00@1l 90
GRAIN, Corn l 4501 SO
Wheat L 60@2 90
Oats. >. ] 00@
Peas q 00@
HAY, North, T}cwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, Bibl2a@lS
Green @8
LARD, ptb .19@23
LIME, u bbl. 2 C5 13 75
MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,50@55
Now Orl'ns1 00@l I'D
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Sugar H'se.. ..75@I 90
NAILS, R kegs 50@6 OU
ONIONS. Pbus1 7502 10
OIL, Kerosene, % 45951
Machinery. .750l w
SPECIE, Gold M112
Silver 49,. al US
PoTAT's, Iris / 5OWi ~
Sweet. bus l 1902 26
RICE, Carolinatb 7@93
SHOT, Bbag. o. rs
SALT, Liverp. az 20
SOAP, T3tt, .7A@0S
SPInITs, Alcohol. .gi7 10
brandy 4 00@12 10
HollndGin.5 IS 0007 0U
American. q 00@3 90
Jam. Rum.G 0U@7 10
N. E. " q 00@o3 90
Do. Whisky 8 5O@4 90
Mononghla2 5000 10
Rcctitiod. L 35@1 60
SUGAR, Crus'd, 15@l8
Powdered. 15@l6
Brown....... .1OWl4
STARCH, % b.. 9A@50
TEA, Green ibl O002 III
Black, Il 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Chw. .60@1 10
Smoking, lb. .5O@1 10
VINEGAR, Wine, .60@80
Cider ....... .50060
French. i 25@l 81
WINE, Cham. 20028 16
Port, Bgal 8 O0@5 ~
Sherry. 8 50@6 68
Madeira. q 50@6 so
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THE POLICY-IOLDER,s
Life and Tontine Assurance Companv
of the South.


Life and Tontine Assurance Companv
OF the South,
5Ht 20 Hroad street, Ct t'rleston. 8. c.,
III AV!NG deposited $50, 900 with the Comp
IL trolier. General for the protection of it's
Poicy-holders, will issue the usual forms OF
Lille and Endowment Policies.
RS ne most liberal Company 10 the Assured
in The World!
The Charter guarantees to the assured the
cnSh sWTend'r Uaiue Of his policy after one
annual premium has been paid, except in case
It is the only purely mutual Company in the
1t has no Stockholders. All surplus profits
must be divided among the policy holders.
u Is thoroughly conservative.
Its investments are confined by charter to
the most solid securities. and it is under man
agement of men OF well-established ability
and integrity.
Persons desiring any information will please
communicate with any OF the officers.
WM. MCBURNEY, President.
Il T. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres. and Act.
GEO: q. BOGG5. Sec'y and Gen. Agt.
JOHN I. DARBY, NJ. D., Med. Adviser.
March 20 t18