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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-26

A correspondent OF the Delhi Ga
/ zette, writing from Benares, on Deem
cember 10, says "SOme Mahome
dams of Bengal have recently brought
here a mermaid preserve2in q a
1t exactly resembles a fish covered
with scales on the lower half, and a
monkey having a head and two arms
with fingers and nails in the upper-
OF course it is a curious thing to look
at. | was quite astOnished to learn
from some of nay friends that a real
mermaid, exposed in the chOuk Of
this city could be e on having a
single piece. So, as this hled INV
mind with great curiosity. i went
there yesterday, and saw that il was
all true, and that a man sitting at the
door with a bell in his hand vas
inviting the passers-by to that e
taele. L, with two friends, went in.
saw the animal, and felt it with nv
own hands. couldn't make out any,
thing fictitious in it. On inquiring of
the man who Was present there. /
was informed that it was q real mer-
maid, found IN the sea near japan.
and that the man bought it for 500 ru-
pees at a public auction in Calcutta.
He further told me that another of the
same sort, but as big as a man, was
sold for 400 rupees. The length of the
one [ saw here was almost a foot and
a half. Now / am at a loss to find out
whether I should rely on his veraeity
and believe the matter. So / ask those
who can to inquire into the subject
infinitely, in order that the truth may
be elected"
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./OUR Spring Goods having arrived, we
invite gentlemen needing a nice suit of
clothes to give us a call.
j. HUNTER q BRO,
Al Monroe street.
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MISREPRESENTATION

Notices tglder this head liU be inserted at Ten
cents per line. each Insertion.
Z AB0RERS. ETC.-Persons in want OF
j. blacksmIths. carpenters, wO~od-choppers,
S-lve ana shinCle-makers and farm labor OF
any description, can be supplied at once by
applying 10 WM. DARDIS Labor Broker and
Intelligence Agent, 50 Jefferson street.
MA No seamstreSs wishes employ
ment in a hotel or private family. Apply as
above. IeD6
DOOK-KEEPERA practical book-keeper
ID and gnOa business man would ike a sit
nation. Best of references can be given, and
can control trade; address box Il, Senatobiap
Miss. or this Office. febl8
DOARD-With one u~nfurnished room, can
d he had by two single gentlemen, or q gen.
tlemen and lady. al No. no Monroe st. febl5
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Shelby Circuit court---Iudse swayns.

On yesterday two jurors were obtained
in the case of State of Tennessee VS.. Z.
G. Pattison and X. H. Thompson. A
venire was issued directing the Sheriff to
furnish more jurors on to-day at 10
O'Clock.
The Grand Jury having no further bust
ness before them, were discharged by the
Court. Their report is as follows:
To the Hon. III. Swaye, Judge Of the Circuit
Court Of Shelby County:
In the discharge of the duties of the
Grand Jurors under the law as charged
by your Honor, we visited the County
Jail; fOundt the building strong and COM
modiOus, clearly and well kept, but with
out sufficient guards for the safe keeping
of the prisoners. There were ffty-four
inmates confined On various charges.
The POor-house and County Hospital
we found combined, in charge of DR.. r.
p. Bsteman, physician, with one steward,
one matron, n cook, one nurse and one
LauRdress employed at intervals as re-
quired, with $50 thirty-seven inmates, of
whom IA were sick, 8 convalescent, Is
helpless invalids. The physician reports
10 discharged, and no deaths the past
month. The building is of brick, two
stories high, with three acres of ground
attached, and Onthe Horn Lake road, two
miles south of Court Square. The inter
nal arrangements presented the appear
ance OF order and cleanliness, creditable
to the officers in charge. The buildings
and grounds, we learn, are under lease to
the county at 5000 per annum until LIST of
November.
We would suggest to those authorized
to act, that il would be a saving to the
county, and greatly enhance tie comfort
of the unfortunate inmates to purchase
land, outside the corporation, sufficient
for the building of a p~oor-hOuse and hos
pital.
In conclusion, we are happy to state that
we had but few complaints of violations
of law in the county, compared with
former terms of this court, indicating a
rapid return to peace and good order.
All which we respectfully submit.
j. D.. WIMBERLY, Foreman.
Lewis McGehee, Michael J. Doyle,
NJ. Ford, r. II. Norris,
J. Strahl, A. J. Ensel,
T. d. Massey, f. Keck,
o. c. Jones, Jos. Brooks,
l.. d. Grant, John Cannayan.
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THE GERMAN
RATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
Louis HaHauer, ]. c. Nicely,
Scoolhcld& Hsnauer. Brooks, Nicely Co
r. S. Jones, A. L. Harris,
Jones, Brown 8 Co. Harris, Cochran & Co
r. P. Walt, N. L. Meacham,
r. p. Walt & Co. Meacham & Treadwel
Thos. 4. Allen, G. L. Denison,
Thos. d. Anen & Co. orgin Bros. & Co.
o. P. Hadden, J.. C. Terry,
D.. P MADDEN & c Z. Price & Terry.
E. J. Taylor, Of Taylor q Rutland.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HkNkUER, President,
NJ. L. REACHAM, Yice-Presldert.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
Il. {. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
Ing in the Memphis Postof1ce and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for $50 per set, at f. FEGAN'S,
260 Second street.
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Sufocated by Kerosene.

Perhaps it is useless to say anything
about kerosene accidents. Whatever
doubt exists about the continual pro-
duction Of petroleum, there can be
none about the supply of fools, In
Brooklyn, on Saturday, a boy was
stifed by the fumes of gasoline-the
volatile constituent of petroleum
and, falling into a barrel of it. was
~sufocated. His father was in the
habit of mixing this fluid with other
oil, and selling the mixture. In Phil
adelphia, last week, there was a
suit for manslaughter. The defend
ant had purchased a recipe for
manufacturing an oil said to be pat
ented as nOn-explosive, and took or
ders for the fluid. To exhibit its
harmlessneSs, he performed an expert
ment in a grocery store among a num-
Der of spectators by filling a lamp
with the Oil, setting the fluid itself on
hre by means of a wick lit at both
ends, aud then pouring fresh oil from
a can through the flames. The can
exploded, proving fatal to a little girl.
Hence the suit; but, strange to say,
the jury found the experimenter not
guilty. When some inventor can de-
wise an efficient instrument, of sim
pie construction and, management,
to test kerosene, there will be a
chance of improvement. A pro-
cess involving hydrometers and
thermometers, and the nieeties of the |
chemical manipulation, will not
Some safe, simple device is
wanted to enable retailers to Judge of
the nature of the article. This OBJ
appropriate legislation can do
the rest. The verdict in Philadelphia
virtually admits that now neither
1ealer nor consumer know what they
ire using, and an Ignorant expert
nenter is not blamed if, in seeking
'uch knowledge, he precipitates the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-26

THE best are the cheapest, for which the
prices are very low, at Al Monroe.
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EUREKA.-That Truss at 279K Main st.
All suffering from Hernia should use it..
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MEMPHIS STAR GALLERY.

FRESH NORFOLK oYsTERs.-Best brands
of these fsYorite oysters received daily by
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On and after this date February 23d) 1
have no connection with Milan, Bowling
& Co. n. Z. HUGHES.
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CONSTABLE l4th CIVIL DISTRICT.

-TONSTARLE.-In reply to a very compli-
- meutary call in the APPEAL, signed cit
izen. I hereby announce myself as q candt-
date for Constable Of the Fourteenth civil
District pledgiug myself, II elected, TO per-
form nv duty 10 the best OF my ability.
feb4 Respectfully, BEN. q. GARRETT.
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This gallery is probably the most com
plete in the West, and keeps up with all
the late improvements in the art of Pho
Biography. To the lover of the beautiful
it is a pleasure to examine the splendid
works of art gotten up in this place. The
late Introduction of the Rustic picture has
drawn crowds from every part of the coun-
try, and given a satisfaction unprecedent-
ed. W. II. MoystOn, an artist u~nsurpass-
ed in his profession, ofliciates at b cam
era; w. K. French, late of New Orleans,
considered one of the most expert photo
graphic chemists in America, has charge
of the chemical department, while the
genial and affable j. H. Moyston does the
hOnors of the reception room, which, by
the way, is the finest in the city. Persons
wanting pictures should visit Moyston's
Star Gallery, 249 Main street, and our
word for it, they viii be pleased with
their work.
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BUSINESS NoTIoB.-No contracts or OBJ
igations assumed or made by any indi.
vidusl owner or employee of this office.
viii be paid ut o~nrAtsounter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person,
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily p
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a weak
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-26

LARGEST assortment of the latest dali
lies, weeklies and mopthlies, at Joe
LOeke's, 1861 Main street.
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ATTENTION! ZoUAvEs!-All those who
nave agreed to form a Zouave Company
will please meet at the Municipal Court
Room, this evening at "a O'Clock, to or
ganiZp.
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VELVET, Body and Tapestry Brussels,
cheap for cash, at T.. FEGAN'S,
go Second street
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-T0 the
Fe0yLe q Shelby County: l am a candidate
IOr Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court Of
shelby county. at the ensuing March election.
febI Il 5 SAUNDERS.
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CLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-we
- are authorized TO announce F. R. HARRIS
as an independent candidate for the Office
of Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court, at the
ensuing March election. febl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-26

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and ali the latest dsilies
and monthliea.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the larvast
single sheet published in the South.
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FOR SHERIFF.

. HERIFF-I hereby announce myself as
y an independent candidate for reelection
70 the Omce Of Sheriff, at the ensuing March
election. A. p. CURRY,
IaII. Sheriff OF Shelby county.
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the stock sold for 500, 600. The eighth is
in dispute. The ninth Is in dispute. The
tenth is accounted for as an available as
set. The eleventh, twelfth ndthirteenth
are accounted for in the shape of past due
taxes amounting to $5l0,l92 55, of which,
perhaps. S360.ll5 20 will'be available as an
asset. The fourteenth is part of the ex-
cess of liabilities stated and published in
the APPEAL.
THE DEB OF MEMPHIS.
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FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut. vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for 800 per set, at +. FEGAN'S,
go Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-26

JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT C-OURT-Bduors
u appeal. In spoons 20 the very cOmpli-
mentary call in your paper OF yesterday,
signed one OF the Bar" I hereby announce
mvseIf a candidate for Judge OF the First
Circuit Court Of shelby county.
dell c. W. HEISKELL-
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You CAN buy better and cheaper Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes of Ven
dig Bros. q Co., than anywhere else, no
matter what pretext may be assigned for
sacrificing goods. We will sell lower
than the lowest. Beautiful Ladies' Kid
Gloves for seventy-five cents, worth one
dollar and twenty-ivece cents. Dress Goods
on hand to be sold at one-half of their
original cost, at
VENDIG BROS. & CO.'S,
226 Main street.
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Mrs. Stanton's advice about ehoos-
ing a wife is; Always look for a girl
with good teeth, fer the teeth are a
sample of every bone in the fair ones
body" Judged by this rule, there are
precious few girls of the period with
sound bones in their bodies, unless it
holds good with reference to false
teeth.
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ZEPHYR WoRsTED, all colors. % cents
per n T. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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GRAND opening of the ShoOfy Saloon
to-day by D. Cronin, 25sK Front street.
The best of wines, liquors and cigars.
Sporting Dick in the bar.
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TIE Motto " of j. Hunter q Bro. To
please we try to do; we are sure we can
Mt you. In coat, or pants, or vest, we can
suit you " or any other man."
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N0:oas ugiGcr ms head tIH Be fasertsd az Ten
cegis pr Tine, each Insertion.
HORSE.-Strayed OF stolen. from Union
III street and the river on the 18th Febru-
airy. Fl small BAY Horse, with saddle and bri-
die on a piece cur of the side OF the saddle;
the morse branded on right shoulder with q
large letter C., znd under the name 5. A. on
hip XX. sprung IN lett knee; PAGES. A liberal
reward VIII be given for his return to J. Gal
lagher. corner ofTeunessee and Butler streets,
Memphis, febl9
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK-we are author
y lied 10 announce J. T. STRANGE as an
independent candidate for the office OF County
Court Clerk. at the ensuing March election. Il
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COUNTY COURT CLERE-We Ere author
X ICED 10 announce J.. 3. CARRUTHERS a
candidate on tie independent ticket for
Clerk Of the County Court Of shelby county,
81 TIE ensuing March election. Ja9
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FOR JUDGE lsr CIRCUIT COURT.

FUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
u authorized 10 announce p 7. SCRUGGS a.
a candidate for the Office OF Judge OF the
First Circuit Court OF Shelby county. at the
election Nav 26tl- febI
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ANY one wishing TO buy Cassimeres,
FlanBeis, Blankets, or other Woolens,
can save twenty-five per cent by pur-
chasing such al Herzog & Bros, 294 Main
street.
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FoR cLERK Isr CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Edftors
- AuDeaI. The friends Of JOHN H. BOWEN
hereby request YOU 20 announce his name as
a candidate for the First Circuit Court Clerk
Of Shelby county, attic next march election.
EaLIa MANY.FRIENDS.
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Buy voc of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with l.. Roescher, 526 Main street.
JOE LOCKE has a full supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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NOVELTIES in fancy goods Just to hand.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
UNTIL We open Our new spring goods,
next week, we will sell stock on hand at
prices eve heard Of since 1860. Call at
once at HerzOg Il Bros, 29F Main street.
THREE PLY Ingram Straw Mattings,
Oil Cloths, Shades, etc. E. FEGAN,
260 Second street.
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A COOL 2-pIait Shirt for 81, at Wiggans
q Thorn's, 233 Clay Building.
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RIVER NEWS.

Cooley and Peterson for March, at Joe
Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
X authorized TO announce FRANK TAFT
IS an independent candidate for the o1ice OF
Clerk Of the First Circuit Court, at the ensu-
lag March election. febl3
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JOE LOCKE, 2S64 Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, st.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville Courier-Journal, and a host of
other late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
WARDS NEW GAS BURNER furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest light.
j. STOLTS,
90 Jefferson street.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK-We are author
- lied TO nneunce JOHN 7. BOUGHNER
rs an Independent candidate for the ONCE OF
COuuty Court Clerk JaS0
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
ArroRNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL CoUR'

ATTORNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.
TToRNEYlGFNERAL OF THE GRIM
\ TNAI TOURT-We are authorized to an
nounce JOHN :. KERR as a candidate for
Afrnruev-Geueral OF the Criminal Court, sub
fact 10 the Democratic convention, JAZZ
TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE GRIM
4 NAL OURT-We are authorized to an
nounce B. NEWT HART for AttOrney-Gen-
eral OF the Criminal Court, subject TO the de-
ciSion of the Democratic convention. Flee
ton in May. Ial6
TTORNEY-GENFRAL OF THE GRIM
"A NAL COURT-We are authorized to an
nOunce n. .. WEIGH as a candidate for At
toruey-Geueral OF the Criminal court. de2i
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RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS

WhAfh4s OAS WORKS. FEBRUARY 70.
The river rose l9 inches the past "a
hours, Below high water mark of 1867,
IS ieet 8inches. CHAS. GOODWIN, ?
Superintendent Gas Works.
The Arkansas is falling, with g light
stage to Little Rock and Fort Smith.
though the regular packets go through TO
the Rock. " hite river is at a good stage.
Our dispatches give the latest news from
above. Weather clear and warm, and
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DIscoNTINUED,-The use of the dirty,
understanding preparations, since the in
PRODUCTION of Pbalon's VataIia, or Saliva
ton for the Hair. With marvellous pre-
cision it produces the exact shade of color
desired, and is literally transparent and
undehliDg. Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers.
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COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby an
- uounce myself as an independent candi-
date foT Clerk OF the County Court.
iaSI il. SEARS.
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STATE & COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR

CTATE ANDCOUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
- PEOPLES CANDIDATE-WM. MCLEAN IL
a candidate for reelection to the office OF
state and County Tax Collector, at the en-
suing March election. Jeb2
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week.
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FOR SkLE-MISCELLANEOUS.

Notes aader ulEs held R7Q Be inserted az TsB
oe7ts per line, each insertion.
DARE ISVESTNENT.-One OF the best
II grocery stands in the city-stOck and tx
lures not to exceed $50 or SIS. Possession
given 81 any time; rent almost nOtbing; all
C0nveniences for a family in the rear; for
particulars apply Immediately to
G. d. WILLIAMS,
febB Jefferson Street Market.
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TRUE MERIT APPRECIATED.-"Brown's
Bronchial Tr0ches," have been before
the public many years. Each year finds
the Troches in some new, distant locali-
ties, in various parts of the word. Being
an article of true merit, when once used,
the value of the Troches is appreciated,
and they are kept always at hand, to be
used as occasion requires. For Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases the Troches
have proved their efficacy.
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"~HITEMORE HOUSE-Furnished rooms
W with attention, with or without meals
Joe and IN Adams street. feh2
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THE DEBT OF MEMPHIS.

The debt OF the city as corrected yester-
bv the ComptroIler is as follows
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FOR RENT.

Notes uHdsr MS head iU4U Be inserted at Ten
cents per Tine, each Insertion.
HOUSE-Three-stOry house, containing
ii twenty-fouT rooms, No. 81 Main street,
near the Ohio depot
febg5 APPLY on PREMISES.
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LOUISVILLE, February 5--TObacco-sales or
l2 hhds; Tugs, 81 509lS; leaf. SIS. Cotton duli
az 70 Flour-extra family IS % Grain Is
unchanged. Prime sugar, l2c. Prime mo-
lasses, &c. Provisions nrm- Pork, 81 50.
bacon shoulders, 1919; sides, 169l54e. Bulk
shoulders, lp<eY clear rib, l4Ac; clear sides,
l2ze Lard, fierce, l6ci key Hc. Hams, lq5ss.
Whisky, s5c.
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WAHIED--T0 LOAN.

NGt{ees us3r gas head lg1u be inserted AZ Ten
cents per line, each Insertion
GO 600 Ten thousand dollars TO
. lO.OOO. loan; apply TO JOHN r
KELLY. Law Office corner Court and Second
streets. feb2
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due coupons.-..~---....-.-. sI6,9S4 %
2. S. Tate and others, on &c
count of coupons due 1869 $3.50 90
8. Bills receivable 1878 80
4. Bank Of Republic. 80. 55S 20
5. GayOso Gas Company 1000 90
6. Z. w. Clarke d Co., Phila-
delphia~~-..@.-. 2lO Il
7. Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, coupon interest, 22s.676 OF
s. T. e. Brown q Co., Bond
Loan".--.-w".. ... 49,. 2S5, 600 90
9. Forrest, Mitchell & Com. $1,000 90
10. r. Topp, mortgage on Gsyo-
so $500 90
IL. CITY taxes to be collected
forty-frst corporate year. 200, 064 "A
u. CITY taxes to be collected
previous year---~~".-.-. 170,S97 70
Is. City taxes to be collected
forty = second corporate
year, OOU,00D Oe
H. Excess OF Liabilities. ...,... 702, 959 II
Mayor JOhHSOa-The first thres items
have been accounted for as available as
sets. The fourth is in dispute. The fifth
is good. The sixth Is in dispute. The
seventh is accounted for AS being part of
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PARIS, February. A-The Bourse closed
nrm. Rentes, TJf sec.
FRAsxEoRT, February 25-Bonds opened
Arm at So.
HAvEs, February &-Cotton opened quiet
at l8 adOat.
ANTWERP, February &-PetrOlsum quiet.