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NASHVILLE.
Improvements aad Memphis
Should Look to her Laurels.

The Union and american Of Tuesday
says, in regard TO the progress Of Nash
vile, that aside from those already
finished, and which so highly adOrn
and decorate our city, adding to her
growth, her wealth and her usefulness,
there are more large and costly new
buildings now going up in the city
and il process of completion, than
was ever before known at any one
time IN OGr history. We cannot even
aIlUde TO 1.-THE Of them. The noise
Of blasting TesOunds IN all parts Of the
city throughout the day, and the noise
OF the pick, the sound Of the ham
mer and the chisel and the saw,
shew that the very spirit Of i'm
pTOvement is everywhere infuslng
itself into the minds and energies
Of our people. There are heavy
improvements going up on South
College and Market streets, and even
in the valley excavations are being
made for new buildings. In the vest
ern part of the city a large number of
new houses are being erected and
other improvements are being made
of q substantial character. The new
Church of the Advent is about being
completed, which when finished viii
be one Of the handsOmcst and most
attractive public buildings in the city.
The Tennessee Manufacturing Com
pany will soon commence in vigorous
earnest the erection of Sp enormous
cotton factory at a cost of over $780,
600, every dollar in the stock OF which
has been taken by the most respon-
sible and public-spirited men of the
CITY. An immense block of build
ings is being erected on the corner
OF Church and Summer streets, eX-
tending down the latter 10 the vicin-
~ of Union street. Our enterpris-
teil0W-citizen, Mr.. Browne, Is
ng 4, adjoining his store on Sum
,rectiL. :. = magnificent three-story
ner stree, Siding, to be naished In
tone front b.. ''s style and to be a
he most elabora. II. The sIessrs.
hundred feet dee, sting the st.
Thompson are cOnV, L bazaar of
loud corner into "A palatl. he most
he cOmpletest finish aud nod
and unique style OF "
IN architecture. These are but a te,
f the hundreds Of buildings going up
II over the city which we could men
ion did our space permit. Enough
as been said 70 show that cur city is
improving with rapid advance, and
hat her destiny as a capital and me-
ropols Is upward and onward.
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ST. LOUIS, February 1.-THE fune-
raj of John j. Roe was attended to
day by very large number Of mer-
chants and other prominent citizens.
The services were held at the First
Presbyterian Church, and the ceremo-
MES were performed by Dr. Berkley,
DR.. Dickey and DIR. Nichols-the lat
ter preachinga very eloquent sermon.
Nearly a hundred carriages followed
the remains to the cemetery. a large
number of the business houses were
closed and draped in mourning. The
flags were hung at halfmast on the
steamers on the levee. The city offices
were closed, and universal maniiesta-
tions of sorrow were apparent in vari-
Ous parts of the citV.
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The SALE Is PEREzPT0aY.
And Is worthy the attention Of those who
are looking for specuIations IN Hands.
sOystsr, Trezsyant & Co., Auct.oaeers.
Chancery Sale On Friday, F,b-uary
25, 1870.

No 3l95-Chancery Court Of Memphis -H.r-
net J. hoystsFi Adm K vs. = . BaysI-r
OF ais.
- Y virtue o. an intsrlOcutory decree fr, fi,..
- cause, will sell, al public au. tl,s5. Co tile
ulghSsL bidder, a1tne aUCtlUuiI5g e %. i;ry--
ter, Irezssa ant e ca. No. 80 l.aiH -r-t
., i5f'5 within legal hours. tu- lu.frV lied
0ur-!iaii IN crest sti J. " Eoy-Ier q. ceased
am 20 the following zeal rstsl-. l.-r.L.
lying ana . ins IA the cyut.-y uI sue. Jy
anu State u 1ruue--e-. on lsi llI 81. a. La
ne Eis-is-lppi I've u-sl- lla-ei as Lot No.
. on the plan Ol survey by Robinson & lu0c-
S-nslue-i-; BeStuuins AZ a stake Iu - road.
tGe nOrtneast corner Vi l.. P Hal ~ .5i-a.-rt
entry whence south - west cuaIu and 10
huks stsuGs hOney-iOcust uHr rk-i b :.
tuouce east chains -ud . iiuks O the Ytl K
" a Cnutri thence south and wet EHrfLv
with mean iers Ol said chuteo -h.ssu-, chains
aAd Dc LuEs, cham. auu q IL IS. lJ ul.t.z
ami Is ch+ius TO staku On iae auk uI ta.s
chutsi hence west ~ cl4alLs AID ~ ina 4. .rl a
stake ifnu pointers theuce nor b chains 90
TIE Deg nuiug, coaielnlus 40 zl-iyJ a. I,a.
Al-O, Lot No Z. on =s1s q an u "a Ees Us--
ing on islauu No 80 be--IuuIfa ~ e. -i.-li.- .rr
the northwest corner Yi LAe 14y-s ere rulI g
lhehce east = ctlstusi thence nos tlE 81 clfrI-
thence west g. chains t-leECr .Lil ia chains
tLeuce eass . CUsiu-; tu-uc= south u ca g S
u tue Deslluiilsr cCuJsiuIlg o.. ~ UJ .cl--
Also Lot No 3. being Oh island Nu -. l.--
ginning at q cottonwood on TIE Dstus u. the
-IVer, west siuC O. he J.. .aua. u1arasl A r.g
2 unei's south bOunuzsy tine, J4gucu e.s-i 81
c-atiis 10 q zthsr dEu e-4l Llsi b el . t-l-i-g-
COrtn s. Chain and s5 lllEs 10 ei i sII4.l a, "a
q; thence ga-I - CiIai rs ana v luk- Geo au
50 marked a. ON MlLC.lelL'- Vet IOuul.ly
huei Lue-re sOuth win lis 4uz ~ aI-4-
and o. uss 10 an asa marked l. 81 NcIss.t-
ocB's norm u1si tueuce vest N4Iu lI- d. DC
lGl cnstl1s Ja a coi tea weed rasu g. ua Ii-
pauE o. tnG river lLeLce MORN tn- W-~t
c1atns; thence ncrtu . west 10 chains anu ~
INKS % the beginning, CJ Rain ~ -, ace t--
Terms OF oALE--OuS-thlIl cs--4- ualas ce
on a credit or SIX ana tw5.NU r.uul..a. .ts.es
with security TAX a. ana o. Iriu rc.-Il..l q ril4
pay yIueut Of the purchase money
A AL=4ON. T. HHa lt-
Logvood, Hicou & FoWlkes, soIcuors lJr
com plaiuants. ra-
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THE SPRING MEETING
Or The
CHICKASAW JOCKEY CLUB
WILL BE HOLDEN
Commencing Tuesday, April rs, 20,
And Conilnuinq FiYa Davs with thA
And Continuing Five Days, with The
FOLLOWING PRoGRAMMEi

I
| FIRST DAY-TUAsDAY, April 2s-Post
sJ9 ke for all ages, Two miles, and repeat;
| subscription S5J PIP; the second to
! save us stake To name at the offlc4 OF
! the Secretary, on Monday, A pril 9th Al
/ 3 pm. Tue Ciub 70 add d....-....... 500
SAME DAY-Sweepstailes for tnree-yaar
Oius uas4 OF mllei sub 50 PIP. The
Nluo 10 81
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY, Aprfl r
Hurdle Handicap stake, dash of two
miles. over eight stiff hurdi es three feet
three iuches high; sub. $50 halt forfeit,
or only Ten dn!iats ~ declared. Weights
10 be pplilS within fifteen and ac-
ceptaAoe or declaration & o be made with
IA shh!y days OF the closing OF the sJsko,
For Club purse Of............... 4OF
SAME DAI-Mile heats, for All ages, for a
JOCKEY Ctuo parse ACC
THIRD DAY---THURspAY. April 2S-sweep-
ht;Kss Tor tesee-year olds, mile heats;
sub 500 IL Forfeit. The Club to add fOl
SAAE DAY-H0ndicap Sweepstake. for all
ages, dash oftwo mile; sub. $50. half for
lett or only SIS II declared. Weights to
De pup.ts9ed within fifteen, and ao-
cepted or declared within thirty dsys OF
lhe closing OF the stake. The Club 10 add 40l
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, april 29-MfIe
meats, for sll ages, best three IN nve. for
Jockey Club purse os...................-. 5gD
SAME DAY-SwespstRko for three-yeqr
oids, eEsh Of one mile: sub. SIS PIP. The
winner CT tuesdays sweepstREe dash to
carry seven lbs. extra. The Club to add 80
FIFTH DAY-SATUPDAY April gO-Green
stake, for thrSa-5ear Olds, that have
never won previous TO the closing Of this
STAKE, mil heatsi sub, so PIP. The
- "
SAME pAI-Iwo miles heats, for all ages
Tor Jockey CiUO purse Of.............. 600
THIRD RACE-Handicap for beaten horses
Conditions u be announced during The
week.
The A6ore Hakes 70 Close On he First Day Of
ACEFoh, 1870.
Weights to lie announced on the 18th OF
Mafeh. declaration to be made on or before
she arst day OF April.
-Four or more subscribers required TO I'LL
either of the above stakes. Nominations 10
De nade 10 the Secretary, pOstofIlce-bOx No
30, Memphis, Tenn.
purse race tbut no Otherl may be post
poned from day to day Tor aad weather or
Other suIhcient cause IN case a postpone
ment Is announced, the entries are on
No eptFancs money TO purses.
4 Walk-over entities a horse to full amount
OF purse. j. F. CHALMERS. President.
G. STONE, Secretary,
Memphis, February /. 1870 febI7
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Murdar in Mlnnasnta..-Soarlat Favnr-

CHICAGO, February IA fight
took place at Red Lake Mine, Mime
sofa, on Tuesday, between a rough
named Mike O'Conner alias Red
Headed Mike and a gambler named
Mccarthy. The latter got the worst
Of the contest and retired, but soon re-
turned with revolver and shot
OConner dead.
The scarlet fever is raging fearfully
in Napoleon, Jackson county, Michi-
gan. In a single week Edward Miller
lost his wife and five children by the
disease.
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Referring to the above notice, would most
re- pecttully solicit share of the patronage
irem my friends and the public generally,
which have erdeaVored TO merit In,my past
connections with the Commercial Bank, as
Cashier during the war. subsequently as
President of The German National Bank, and
recently as Business Manager of the Mem
phis Appeal.
To MY FRIENDS, I VIII simply state, that af-
ter careful inquiry, I am satisfied the
CRAFTMES'S is fully entitled 10 the confidence
which Is so necessary for the success of a Life
Insurance Company, otherwise 1 would not
have connected myself with IL.
10 TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY.-It Is In
dorsed by many of the most prominent Ma
sons in the country, some of whom are Di-
rectors of the Company.
j therefore trust that my Masonic brethren
will assist me with their patronage and in.
dividual influence. Respectfully,
fpblS JOHN AINSTIE-
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tEHE undersigned having this day sold
/ their stock OF goods, business interests
and good viii TO Messrs. John Robertson and
Joseph Bruce, who succeed to the busines
under the name and style OF ROBERTSON,
BRUCE q CO., the frm of TOBIN, LYNN a
CO, is thereby dissolved by mutual consent.
The new firm OF Robertson, Bruce s Co. as
sumo all the liabilities OF the Old firnl, and
are alone authorized To collect and receipt
Tor the debts due the old firm. =,
We lake occasion to thank all our IlLeaifs I,i
for their liberal patronage, and chesiiu'iJ
" '''4 - ToBIN, LYNN q co.
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MARRIED.

WILLIAMSON N-TALBOTT- On the 18th
Inst, by Father WEIGH. Captain +. c. VII
LTAMsOS and Miss d. w. TALBOT. both Of
this city.
None more true, honorable ard faithful
than the groom none more lovely than the
bride May perpetual happiness attend them.
McCALL-BINGHAM- February 18th,
nt the Christian Church, by Rev. David Walk
Mr.. WILL 7. MCCALL, OF Todd county, KY,
and Mrs. ELIZABETH BISsHAN OF this city.
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FIRST DAY-TUAsDAY, April S-Post
hJa ke for all ages, Two miles, and repeat:
subscription S6J PIP; the second to
save MS STAKE. To name at the oflc4 OF
tE5 ~ecrstafyi on Monday, April 18th, al
pm. Tue CiubrO add ..-..... s6l
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TELEGRAFniC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February l7.-Cottou unsettled
nut decidedly lower. sales 2S00 bales; up
lands 2i12c. Flour, 81 75g4 IS. Whisky s7d
VIC. Corn, mixed, 7SSsSjc Rice steady, So 70
SOnee steady. sugar active; Cuba g5.gIOs4c
Molasses duh.
Money-Thc chief feature in financial cir
cles today was the publicaiiO ion OF private te :
egIams frOm Washington In regard I'd tue to-
tlon OF Congress On finances. Prominent
among these was one to the effect that All
lnett- ures looking to the iuudiug OF tho debt
would be abandoned for this year. The nswS
gave general satisfaction, AS the funding dill
now before congress is looked upun with
general disf1vOr. Other teiegrains relating To
the proposed reduction in he Tariff am In
ternal Revenue to the extent or SiJt0JuU9
were received with much favor. The rise e.au d
activity In Government bonds in Europe was
also subject OF much comment. Tus Ger
man baukers generally telegrTpneu 70 ku-
rope last night that the Funding bill would
probably fail, which, in connection with the
general reduction OF Interest in the COnti-
mental olties, caused a rise in The National
credit The bankers generally lOok Tor f,ir-
thtr Improvement in europe when 1. is
khOWn That the Funding bill is abandoned
Tor this year. There was a good deu nd for
money tnis atternOOu, and the market was
steady at 546 per cent Oh Call Discount,
easy at Is per cent. Sterling 4 shaue rrmrr
AZ - t9. Gold heavy and lower, witu press
ure 81 oilers TO sell, on optIOa. Prices opened
at 451sr tOuchSd I'Ss, and closed a. l55s The
Assistant Treasurer sOid 81 100000 at 10 50 %
Jli5 % l0J. The carrying rate, We're 9 a6 per
cent. tiearan ces, 81 U. 0,u00. GoVrruingut-
are lower, in sympathy with god but closed
STEADY; state bonds dull; old Iennessees, % /;
Dry G0ods-Business was OF an unsteady
character to-day, but prices were very hrm,
ana the market strong fof ali kinds OF plain
cOtuOn SOOdsr ana no change in rates,
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Boiler Explosion Four Men Killed and
Six Wounded.

ST. LOUIS, February ia boiler
in the Union Car Works, of H. NJ.
Woodward, No. 22f2 DeKaIb street,
in the extreme lower part of the city,
exploded with terrible force about
two o'clock today, killing Fred Ker-
gin, Frank Collins, Paul DebOw and
the engineer-name not knOwn-and
iniurning some half dozen by scalding
and the falling of bricks and timbers.
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From Enalad.

LONDON, February IA lFenian
demonstration was announced 70 tax e
place at Cork yesterday, but wa 3 sup
pressed by the authorities.
The I'dH Mall Gazette reviG sws the
history OF the F'Teedmen's BI Ireau in
the United States, and after recount
ing the immense good itaccoEo plished,
deplores its approaching end.
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Valuable River Lands
Al
c HAN c cry SALE.

SsT We call special affection 10 ,ls slB-
Joined sale u Eiver Lands. Offering q en- fn-
vestnent 10 persons wshlug 20 enss.. iu
selling wood 70 steamboats, or Ia 1leH pai-.
The iaad Is denseIy timBered. ana uh,u
cleared viii pay interest on So per acre IN
rsnt o. cultivation.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE GRADER CorroN GIN ASD0
MANUFACTURING Co., SSS SHELBY ST.,
MEMPHIS. TENN, February IL, BIO.
PROPOSALS will be received until IL
i o'clock on Tuesday, the pa inst, ior ma
terials and labor for covering a Cotton shed.
Plans and specifications may be seen on
application TO the undersigned, at the Office
OF the Company. +. PAkkMAN,
feblS General Superintendent.
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NEW FlRM.
JOSEPH BRUCE.
JouN hoBERTsoN.

,orrD 5oRERTsoH. JOSEPH BRUCE.
ny the foregoing, 1t viii be seen that we
k1 have bought the entire stock of goods,
business interests and good viii OF Tobin,
Lynn & Co. We propose TO continue the
solicit a share OF the public patronage and
favor. hObEhISo-N, bnOCE q ~;
Memphis, Team, February !, 1870. feb2
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Arlillarn Exnsrimanfs.

FORTRESS MONROE, February II.
The success of the recent experiments
with double shotted proiechles WAS
but partial. Colonel Baylor, Ordi-
nance Officer, does not indorse the
opinion of the inventor.
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COpartnership Notice.

MIR. ] lHT AINsIIE has been admitted as
vi an equal partner with us as general
managers for the Southern States OF the
CRAFTMES's 1FE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF
New York. The style of the firm hereafter
viii be Roddey, Caskln & Ainslie.
RODDEY q CASKlN.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-THE
Mystic Krewe of COmus will make
their annual parade on the night Of
March lst. The exhibition of this
year will far surpass anything yet at
tempted by this time-hOnored Society.
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TELEGRAPRlC SUMMARY.


NEW YORK, February 7.-James
Welsh has been sentenced to two years
i'm the State prison for his recent un-
successful attempt to murder his sister.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
THREE NIGHTS AND A MATINEE
OF
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
BY THE CELEBRATED
RICHlNGS' COMPANYI

MRS. q. RICHrSGs BE2SARD .-....-..... Dirsctress
a >. FESNOi ER----.-.--.------- B.isiuess Manage
. DEB hEN5s Ouuucfl o
LIST OF COMPAEY.-BrookhOu Bowler
Henry DraytOn. T. Fcakes, Jauls- q
Peakes, Annie Kemp Bowler. Mrs. Heary
rayton, Pierre Bernard James A. Arnold
Warren White, Emma HOWsOu. Anna
Mischka, Mrs. .. T. Bernard.
THE Press and PuDhc pronounce this
Il Company composed Of the best L.yrl.s
Actors on the stag They viii be sGpu1rr-,i
by Grand Chorus or y Ladies and Gsntle.
men, and a full ami efficient Orchestra
REPhKruIRE:
IEURSD ~ EVENING. February 2ifh-Bar fsfs
Romantic Opera. BOHE8lIAS \ GIRL.
FktDAY EVENING. February 9Th " alIdcet,
Grand opera MARIAN A
SATURDAY AFTERSOOS. February 28fh-A
6r-nd uperatlc Matinee, w1sn will b. pro
produced AuDer's Opera. FRA DI AVOI.tl
AT NigHr-Eichbere'- Comic Opera OF DDL-
TOR OF ALCANTARA.
- Box sheets for the sal OF GEAsOE TICK.
BIS ONLY open GA Monday morning FeBru-
icy list, anu on Tue~day aud Wea fay 90
single performances, Al the oOxOfacs at The
IheateF.
50 Admission 70 PaTquetts and Dress CIR
Gle, ST. deserved Seat, 81 ~ Other part Oi
the mouse as usual. r-bfs
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StTAXods

ONthe night Of the 18th, one large sorrel
" Horse, four years old, WnlIe p ~ on toLe-
to.,5 xhite around one Of the front ankles.
~, en- la-t heard from. was going IN tie d.
reet5on Of Mem phis. Any information Leaf
10 - fts recovery viii be licera u rewarded.
a5rass =. II q X KISti, r. o. North Mount cas-
J ant, Ararshall county, MIS- lapH
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POUGHKEEPsIE, February 17.-Dan-
lei A. Hasbrouck, farmer in Ulster
county, who was attacked by deaf
and dumb negro with an ak, Tues
day, died to-day.
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RONDAY. MARCH 7lh. IS.

Within legal hours, at the auctiO1house OF
Cy-Jer, Il ezsvsut q 20, mort tuea-L corner u
3ialn and Jefferson sti e-is, Ia the ely 81
heirs Oi hugu BRADSHAW. usc-zseu, uy decree
O, TIE ChlnC~ry Court aJ uell pals lu tls
-cse Of A. EraG- hay q az. Va l. J. t.l .il-l {
CT a., containing FDJ X r.z-S a. Ms, more
or less in the sOul ii-esstern suburbs ui Aie---
pins, near state tSllAle college sGbd y led
zccVrdidg 20 a plan which VAL DC eAAlbl sd
1t he time ana pace OF sale.
Terms o. sale-S1l.3 gslsil, the bsiaHre on s K,
twelve and eighteen moui rs credit, the pur-
chaser 10 execute uoles with LWU VI uiOle q p
proved securities, snu lien retained fUI lie
payment Of the purchase money.
IeD5 l. ~ lLLiAAs, tlerE and Master.
L G. GAERETT, r. E. 81 URrHYs
North Ala, iaLs OF AK. Nashville, lem.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-Flour scarce
anu nrmer; Superhne, S5 50; Xxx, Sc; xxx,
20 ~. Corn scarce ana hrmer al 81 l0gl Is.
oats easier; Ohio river, 60a7Gc; SC. Louis Tia
9Sc. Bran, 81 80. Hay hrluer but scarce at So.
fCrK PIGGY =. Bacon nrmer; shoulders ls5fc;
sides, HgG75S qls5zc. Lard, 49, disc sugar
hrmer; prime, H5k9llAc. Molas-es active;
prime, U9TSe. Whisky duh at gOcsSl OZlS
Coffee firm and unchanged. Cotton dull ana
lower; = 42I1 sales 1850 bales: receipts I765
balesi exports TO Liverpool 5453 bales: coast.
wise, 100 bales. Cold, l5jZ; sterling, 2s3s Sew.
York siarlt a -
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SECURITY
COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Capital, One Million Dollars.

LIABILITIES, Sll9,s5i A.
18TH DIvIDEND, JASuARY l., 1870.
A Dividend OF FIVE i5j PR CE T and the
GOVeruTn eut Tax has been declared
payable on demand.
syhe SECURITY (Fire and Inlandl INsUBANCE
COarPANY, with the above record, Offers its
Policies on as favorable terms as tuuse OF any
other com pany equally reliable. Its a .enc.es
exist in all or the princip i cities, tJWas o.
villages in the United states.
A. r. HASTI NGS, President
W. 3 BUCKHOUr, Nics-Pres't.
NATHAN II AEPER, Secretary.
W. Ii CUNEINGHAM,
Western 5raach, Chicago.
WALKER s EUSFAPHIEFE,
GenI Agents Inlan Department, BUnRlo.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. February H-Flour-famlly
unchanged Wheat 81 q. Corn 7uu72c Oats,
5UL0zc. Rye, SO SSc. Cotton dull; IniddIingS
x554e. TobaccO-sales-t I'll hhds at 50 75o23 O0.
whisky &c Pork, Sz9z7 s. Bulk should
eTs, lie; sides, li%gl l5c. Bacon shoulders, ~
@l2iz e; sides, l69 654c; hams R5&esI IS1zc. Butt
ter zot5SSc. Eggs lSc. Cheese, iGGl71$c New
0rleanS sugar, lO12glS1Ec, Coffee, l6.GZ4c. Mo
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE SPRING SESSION
NkNTeD---9eENTS.

E0 PER MONTH. 10 sell the only GES.
DZOO UlSE IMPROVED OMMOS SHr sE
FAMILY SEWIEG MACHINE PKlCE ONLY -.
Great Inducements to agents. Ihis Is tAS
most popular Sewing Machine o. Inc ia9 -
makes the famous a Elastic LocA s>ttchs vii
~,aei,ina Ia 40 sold, and the deiuanu con-
Ssa~-fI1- f5,creasfuz Now Is the time - tas Q
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February T--C Cotton very dull ;
middungs, 31zc. Grain and -four steady and
unchanged. Tobacco sales So hhds Tugs at
soL4. 5Oi Leaf SofsH wrappers, SIC 90 Pork,
~ oO. Bulk shoulders, l2'Zc; sides, IU14gEc;
hams, l9G2Oc. Lard IN tierces, I654c. Whis-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsOnlc nnTlGE

TVNHE stated communication Of DeSoto O
j Lodge No. 299 viii be mold thi~NT
FRIDAY Evening, ebruary 18th, at IN
o'clock, for dispatcn OF business.
Al n. MS are fraiernally invited.
BY order OF JOHN u. BEARD W N.
Il. W. SHELTON, Secretary. febl8
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NOTICE.

United States Of America.
Western District OF Tennessee 81.
IN the matter OF Hesse. Levy & Co.
FTNHIS is to give notice that on the 18th dav of
i February, AID, 1870, "a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of solo
o. HhSsE lew & IN - -
" Mem phis, in the county of Shelby and
state OF Tennessee, who have been adjudged
Oankrupts, on creditors petition; that the
payment Oi any debts, and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupts TO
thsin or for IN il use, and the transfer of any
properly by them are forbidden by law; that
meeting of the creditors of the said bank
rupts, 10 prove their debts and to choose one
or more assignees of their estate, will he
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. 4j0 Main street Memphis TenneSses
before Hon. 7. j. Latham Register, on the 5th
day OF March, AID. 1870. at I0o'clock am
s1lemphls, Ienn.i 18th day of February, A D.,
LS'v. j. VI. TOMENT
United States Marshal
teblS Western District Of Tennessee,
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cHAHCEsY SALE

Caroline Bradshaw, Adm 'x.l Cb5neery Court
Goa. Ola.
Heirs and creditors Of Hugh Tenn. >sptr
Bradshaw, deceased Tenn / o..
> y virtue Of decree Of the Count ID tits
- cause October IJIh, I6os, 1 viii sell to tie
highest bidder, on