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1t being flashed, his mother saw him

It being flushed, his mother saw hira
with his spelling book and lead pencil,
writing on his kite. '
After dinner, In rushed Eddy. with
shining eyes and glowing Cheeks, ex.
claiming %A~
~ sent il, mama, I sent itr'
"What, my dear, what have you sent.
and where?"
"Why, mama, wrote on my kite,
Wont God please take care Of papa,
and send him back 10 mama and Eddy;s
and than sent up my kite; aud when
II got up very high, cut tie string;
and guess God has got Ii by this
time"
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Eddy's Message.

''What makes mama cry?' asked lit
tie Eddy, as he came in from play one
day after the battle Of Gettysburg.
"There has been dreadful battle, my
dear, and l am anxious about him, y
said his mother.
A little while after that. Eddy brought
some clean white paper for his mother
to make him kite.
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DIR. n. H. MAYNARD,

nfflce with DIR. J. f. Kennedy. Residence
~ third door south of Methodist church, Tip
ton Iowa. n44yl.
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r. d. STURDEVANT,
DESIDENT DENTIST, CLARENCE, Iowa.
II Office over Listenwalter's City Drug Store.
References Buchanan, Allen and Cor
don, Drs. Yule and Coates.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

FINANCE
OFFrcT OF pHE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEHrHIs, January f. 1870.

MFparHIs. January 4, 1870.
Probably no more weighty reason could
egiyen for the united support of cur
citizens which will be rendered Mr.. John
son for Mayor, on Thursday, than the fact
that op ity will improve her credit at
home and abroad by his election. The
employees Of the city will be paid regu-
larly every month as other persons are
paid who work for individuals. City
scrip viii advance in value until it approx
mates to par, and city bonds viii go up
until they no longer become a drug upon
the market and a disgrace to our people.
As an evidence, we cite the fact that a
Front street merchant now holds the or
der Of 6 prominent and wealthy gentle
man of Chicago TO buy city bonds imme-
diately upon Mr.. JOhnson's election, but
in no event to touch them otherwise. We
are safe in saying that within the next
two years Mr.. johnson can not only put
the city upon a better basis, financially,
than it has been since before the war, but
that improvements of various kinds can
and will be commenced which will give
employment to hundreds of laboring
men, who have heretofore received no n
enlargement from the city to reside per-
manently in our midst. Every voter,
having the interests Of the city at heart,
must vote for Mr.. Johnson on Thursday,
and by voting Tor his opponent they fas-
ten Upon US two years more OF w~rsngling
two wears more of ring rule-twO years
more OF Repatriation of the interest on
our city bOnds-tyo years more without
credit at home or respect abroad-two
years more of negro equaiity-tEo years
more Of a Metropolitan police imported
from the purlieus of Nashville-twO years
more Of political degradation and corrup-
ton, not equalled in any other city in the
world.
In money matters there is no material
change to note. Our banks report bust
ness active and collections for the month
very good. Exchange is in active de-
mz1id, and rates are firm on all points.
Cotton bills are taken at g TO &c discount,
checking al par to &c discount. County
Warrants are frm at 72979e; selling at
76@77e, in a small way to taxpayers.
There is no City Scrip Offering. Hold
ers are anticipating higher rates alter the
election, and are not disposed to part with
what they have on hand. Dealers sell at
76GTe.
Gold was again lower to-day, and seems
to totter down surely but slowly. The
prediction Of some fnanciers that it viii
go down to 10 is, Ee think, soon to be
---=E-1 T~- - - ,1T- gaI e. al !
are too well remembered 70 need re-
Our dealers buy at New York
rates, and sell at an advanceNef about
Ic.
Governments were dull at the opening
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election Thursday. Ian. 6. 1870.

EiCShSh shAA Sh6ys @OHs v AS9es
LIST Wurd-Norh End Of NaVy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner, Nat Miller; Judges,
James A. NewsOm, ]. Z. Randall and J.. }.
Powers; Clerks, WI. AcKeon, Jr., and F. I.
Atwood
I'd Ward-W. j. Oase's Feed Store, Pop
t0r street,
Deputy Commissioner W. J. Chase; Judges,
W. II. Bridges, r. W Lightburne and Charles
Smith; Clerks, Thos. Fox andAK. Edgington.
Sd Wdrd-'SqUire RieraGR'S Office, on i'd
ans street.
DEPUTY Commissioners, T.. !. Adams; Judges,
Goodyear; Clerks, Thomas Garvey and W. W.
Gilbert.
al Ward-No. 55 Madison street.
Depatg Commissioner, q. W. Lincoln
Judges. n. 7. Lacey, 2. n. Stanley and ". 3,
GreenIaw; Clerks, Daniel Kirwin and A.
Holding.
5h Ward-Room 26, Circuit Courthouse.
Deputy Commissioner, r. j. BOughner;
Judges. owen Smith, Theodore Hoist and D.
b. Mallory; Clerks, ]. NJ. Coleman and Mich
ael Magevney, j.
9Th Yard WdIdron Block, Main street.
Deputy Commissioner, W. A. Nelson;
Judges, H. Is, Chllds, 7. 3. NOrment and Z. j.
Church; Clerks, Samuel Moore, IT,, and W.
Clark.
7h Wdrd-C6rner Linden and CdleseV StS.
Deputy Commissioners, o. c. Jones; Judges
W. L. Stewart, ThOs II. LOgwoOd and John
League; Clerks, F. Foster and W.T.. Nandyke'
sth WGrd-CoIOred Church on QUiHby 81,
Deputy Commissioner, VIM. Tate; Judges,
D. T. Monsarrat, ID. Pante and 7. McGeoy
Clerks, J. ID. Stewart and Eugene Levi.
9th Ward-Cbrner Kerr and Fifth streets.
Deputy Commissioner, ]. d. Danbury
Judges, W. B. Gibson, G. NJ. Wardig and John
Knox; Clerks, ]. G. HAndWerker and F. G.
SchapeT.
10th Ward-Africd BdiIey'S Church.
Deputy Commissioner, W f. Boon; Judges,
r. +. LOony, w. c. Ellis and Jas. NJ. William
son; Clerks, Auguste BiEien and John Gum
Ian.
Where there are not suitable places to hold
the election in the places designated, the
Deputy Commissioned and Judges will select
one as close as possible.
JOHN =. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby
COuuHg. de5
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CITX

1st Vdrd-NortA end NdUy Yard.
Jas. A. Newsom, Deputy Commissioner; j,
(. Randle, o. Dwyer, j. Clancy, Judges; G.
c. Baugh, F. I. Atwood, Clerks.
I'd Ward-Oorner Washington and Fourth
Streets.
George Gillbone, Deputy Commissioner: R.
W. L~ightburne, I'll. Campbell, W. J. Chase,
Judges Thos. Joyce, A X. Edgington, Clerks.
Sd Ward-RierHdn's Office.
W. Z. Barrett, Deputy Commissioner; Jas.
Roork, ". J. McKeOn J. A Signaigo, Judges;
Henry Schrader, W. A. Nelson, Clerks.
4h WGrd-Corner Madison and Third SITS.
I. I. Cartwright, Deputy Commissioner; a.
Judges; Dan ktrwan, A. Holding, Clerks.
5th Wdrd-Greuit Court House.
7. W. ODonnell, Deputy Commissioner; J.
c. Holst Owen Smith, James Fogarty, Judges;
W. W. Gilbert, John d. Baird, Clerks,
sth WARRIOR. ToIBert and Mulberry SITS.
H b. Chiles, Deputy Commissioner; ?. a.
CicaIi, ThOs- B. NOrment, J. Halstead, Judges;
W. H. Clark, Sam Moore, jr., Clerks.
7h Wdrd-GgIsT LiaGsG ard Cd1ssey SIS.
Stewart, W. Davidson, l. Harmstad, Judges;
F. Foster, C.. c. Jones, Clerks.
Sh WdTd-Church, QHiRby Avenue.
D. I. Monsarrat, Deputy Commissioner; H.
B. Holt, D. Pante, T. McGeOy, Judges; j. ID.
Stewart, Eugene Levy, Clerks.
eth Wdrd-C0rner Kerr and Fifth Streets.
W. b Gibson, Deputy Commissioner; {. NJ.
Wardig, J. DanDury, John Herring, Judges; ].
V. Handwerker, F.C. Schaper, Clerks.
10Th Wdrd-Africd Bailey Church.
W. +. McLefresh, Deputy Commissioner; T.
I. Wright, VIC. Ellis, James VI. Williamson,
Judges; j. NJ. Boon, AugUsJe bizten, Clerks.
Deputy commissioners viii please call aud
get Returns n Poll Books and be sworn IN.
JOHN 7. BOUGHNER,
de5 Com'r Of Registr'n for Shelby county.
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WASHINGTON. January 4-Public debt
statement: Debt bearing interest IN coin,
S2IO7.q 3g, iD0-interest. S4S, 797, 6S3 IS; debt
bearing interest in lawful money, $50 So
OOO-interest, Sl,ll0.eOO; debt on which in
terest has ceased sipce maturity, SH,073,-
664-interest, $780, debt bearing no inte-
rest. demand and legal tender notes.
S3JO,Il3.O 9S; fractional currency, $3.50
z56, 46S; certificates Of gold deposited,
1910 ssO-total, 81. 6O4 .6l4 BIS; total debt,
: 2.6sT. 67I.I7s; interest, $50, 463, 40 Is; to-
al debt funded and interest TO date, in
Sluding coupons Inc and not presented foI
Dayment, 81 $50, l44,670G amount in the
Treasury, coin, SIG9, l59,47 98-currency,
LIZ ,396,SO7; sinking fund in United
.tates coin, interest OF bonds, and acoru-
ed interest thereon, S225,492,934 other L.
s. coin interest bonds purchased, S6i9,
,5s3. 56S.
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THE MEMPHIs DAILY JANU4

Ia We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among which
be found the following:
500 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
280 dozen Hames,
230 dozen H0gskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PiOW Line,
5000 pairs TraCeChains
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
I25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds ~HOlIoWWare Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agents in Memphis for the 5riney Separate Share & Uric ~SseIPlOws,
Owners of the Mitchels Patent; also, the leagues Patent Cotton Scrapers,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural implements in store.
0RGILL BROS. & co..
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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NOTICE.

IRON the large number Of voters registered
L in the Seventh Ward, 1t is apparent that
1t will be necessary to open two places of
voting in that ward at the approaching mu-
nicipal election. The corner of Linden and
Causey, and the corner OF Beal and DeSoto
streets are hereby designated as such voting
places, and the following named persons are
appointed Judges of election st the polls to
be opened at the corner Of Beal and DeSoto
streets, tO-wit:
Deputy Commissioner, ]. b. sharpe; Judges,
Ohm S. Kerr, Jerry Feely and q. W. +. Cook
Clerks, +. Foster and James H. Purdy.
John 7. BOUGHNER,
de2s eom'r OF Registr'n Cor Shelby county.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.

No. 1925, n. Rim the ChaneeTy Court Of Mem
pills., Tennessee.-Sam 5. Spieer, Executor
of H. Q. Horton, decd. VS.. J. 3. Sharpe, ct al.
IN this cause, on the I'D day of December,
4 1883, an order was entered. directing pub
licatiOn to be made for all persons interested
in the estate OF H. C.. Horton. decd, 10 ZONE
forward, exhibit their demands, anu have
themselves made parties to the bill in this
suit, etc; also, enJOining all persons claim
ing to be creditors OF said estate from insti-
tuting suits at law upOn their demands;
II is therefore ordered, That ALL c
PARTIES make their appearance herein, at
the courthouse, in the city of Memphis.
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in
March, 1870, and file aud establish their
claims as aforesaid, according to law, or the
same will be barred and the cause proceeded
with eXparte; and that a copy of this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
4 cOpy-attest-
ACQUISITION ALSTON, Clark and Master.
By r. J. BL4CE, Deputy Clerk n Master.
Estes 8 Jackson. Solicitors for Complain
ant. de29
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ELECTION NOTICE.
Judges Election Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE with the Proclamation OF
/ His ExcelIency Governor d. w. c.. Senter,
the following persons are appointed 70 open
and hold an election, on January 8, 1870, for
Judges Of the Chaneery Court and Common
Law Court of Shelby county:
LIST Distriet-At Stephen ERglish's.
R. NJ. Bond, DEPUTY Commissioner; q. W.
Thorn, J, smith, J. Hughes, Judges; z W.
Hicks, c. NJ. Fried, Clerks.
I'd District-At Nelson's.
W. P. York, Deputy Commissioner; A. D.
Hunter, I. r. Nelson, W. s. NOblin, Judges;
W. Q. Ward, W. I. Nelson, Clerks.
Sd D5stTict-At BoLtoR's Store.
W. ]. A. Bell, Deputy Commissioner; J. L.
Wynne, n. 3. SPARKS, Z. NJ. Bateman, Judges:
Benz. F. Duncan, H. Rembert, Clerks.
4H Djstrict-At Old Union Church.
Thos. I. Giles, Deputy Commissioner:
James COnnel, L. B. Harold, A. MeSouth,
Judges; W. Leftwieh, ]. W. Carroll, Clerks.
9Th District-At Raleigh.
W. n. Moncrief, Deputy Commissioner; n.
B. Williford,. Thos. NJ. Ward, G. L. Nickels,
Judges B. W. Pryor, II. R. Fuller, Clerks.
tn Distriet-At Bartlett.
Z. W. ColdBel Deputy commissioner; W.
B. Williamson, W. Hamelton, l. B.. Mercer,
Judges; w. J. Ward, A. Mercer, Clerks.
18th District-At Shelby Depot.
l. McMullins, Deputy Commissioner; VIM.
Griffin, Silas Wherry. C. b. English, Judges;
J. NJ. Williams, W. p. Thompson, Clerks.
9th DiStrict-At FIsherUiUe.
". a, Weber, Deputy Commissioner; J. NJ.
Brooks, W. 5. Baxter, j. W. Morris, Judges;
". Ii. PTiddy, G. NJ. Strong, Clerks.
10Th Distriet-At CoUiervile.
II. Irby, Deputy commissioner J. NJ Flem-
ing, Jesse AppIewhite, ]. G. Moore, Judges;
A. ; Strattoni J. ". Keen, Clerks.
llb Distriet-At Germantown.
L. A. Rhodes, Deputy Commissioner; r.
Weir. j. c. Calls, ]. p. Wexford, Judges; NJ.
p. Webb, VIM. Carter, Clerks.
18Th District-At MechdRicsUiJIe.
D. FeaTsan, Deputy Commissioner; j. W.
Elan, v. NJ. Moore, VIVA onnell, Judges; NJ.
W. BEDFORD, r. ?. Lewis, Clerks.
1871 DtStrict-At ArR0Ed's.
&c Stephenson, Deputy Commissioner; W.
l.. Lundy, W. A. Dooly, j. w. Levi, Judges;
+. P. Dooly, g. NJ 5. Williamson, Clerks.
l6h DistTiet-At Whites Station.
J. G. Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; J. H.
Goodleft, W. X. Horne, a. W. Moore, Judges;
A. J. Brooks, A. u. Gates, Clerks.
I7tH Distrtct-At HcCOnHeps Church.
T.. d. Massey, Deputy Commissioner; ],
Massey, A. NJ. Stout, A. c. ROark, Judges; 7.
NJ. Alexander, Robt. Stone, Clerks.
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TRADE.

Business to-day was moderately brisk,
and a large number of strangers were in
the city. Wagons are again beginning to
make their appearance, and trade may be
expected to Increase in the future.
Local politics are high, and our columns
re almost monopolized with the various
aesdons resulting from an active but
~ canvass. Our readers viii, we hope,
rlook any shortcOming in this column
after Thursday.
tGeISs-Tbere is but alight demand.
Kentucky 26427c.
tER-Choiee roll Is in some demand
nd in a few cases SIC is asked.
teady at 3o@SSe.
Moderate demand at SS@6 per
, quality.
sN-Nominally sl95@25O per
.MATERIAL-Louisville Ce-
) sendale "a so. Plaster s..
Hair, in 40 lb bales, e rs
coRA 8 to 6. Building Brick
adried in lots s. CSC
- ssrgla harnal- e.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

DY virtue OF a renewed order ofsale, rem
ID dered at the October term, 1863, Of the Mis-
sissippi county Circuit Court, 1 viii proceed
to sell, to the highest and best bidder, on a
credit of four months, at the courthouse door
in the town of Osceola, Arkansas,
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FOR RENT.

THE LOCKHART PLANTATION, NEAR
4 Sun1ower Landing, Coahoma county,
Mississippi, Will be rented for the year 1870,
at five dollars per acre. There are four hun
dred acres of cleared land, much of 1t high
and of superior quality, with new g~inhouse,
two iron-tubed wells with pumps, and suf1-
cient hewed-log tenements to accommodate
a family and the labOrers.
a good tenan can nave the privilege of
paying one-half the first years rent with re-
pairs and improvements, such as may be ac-
complished with field hands, and OF eonttn-
uing his contract for several years.
Apply to the subscriber at Sun1Ower Land
ing. H. G. CHAMBERS.
December s. 1859. de12
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FOR HATCHIE RIVER.


THE sTEAAER
n. ~.
VIII commence to run the it,
Hatchie River on the first rise in -
the river, from Memphis 10 the railroad bridge
near Brownsville, weekly, and Will do the
business for the trade satisfactorily.
dell W. B. LANIER- Agent
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MEDICAL.
DR. %RUssELLIs

DR..
ID Is N5AR Y,
The largest and Oldest Institution of the
kind IN the Southeast Established
Ten Years, and the Only ReliG-
Die Place for the Cure Of
FrtvatC" Diseases.
Or. RUSSELL, No. AZ North-Court Street,
north side of Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn, Is acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
/ eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or fe-
male. Recent cases of GhonoTrhea and SyphI-
lis cured in a few days, without the use OF
business Secondary Syphilis, the last veStige
eradicated without the use of mercury. Suf-
ferers nom Impotency, or loss of Sexual
Power, restored TO free vig0r In a few weeks.
elect or GhOnorrhea of long standing, when
all internal remedies have lailed, permanent
ly and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims Of Self-abuse aud excessive Venery,
suffering from spermatorrhea and loss Of ply
steal and mental power, speedily and Derr9s-
peptly cured sc All consultatinns strictly
c~enndentlai.1 IA
Office hours from 9 am. to pm.
DIR. J. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician
l.. q. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished free,
on application. del5 d&w
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

THE splendid Side-wheelP sssenger steam
i ers Liberty No. 2, and Commercial, viii
form a Semi-Weekly United States Mail Line
between Memphis and White, Little Red and
and Black Rivers, leaving Memphis every
Tuesday and Saturday, at 5 o'clock pm
These boats have been docked and thoroughly
repaired and furnished with new outfits,
making them as good as new. Tn Merchants
and Planters on White, Red and Black rivers,
thus making IL a permanent and reliable
Home Institution" We hope, by strict at
tentiOn 10 business and 90 TO merit
a fair share of public patronage.
JOHN b. DAVIS, superintendent.
COnsign freight to Davis Line" Memphis,
Tenn. LEVY & ROBBINS, Agents,
nOl5 No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis.
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LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
NJ 3 YARD and SAW MILL.

THE oldest Yard in Memphis; established
1 in 1917. With a full stock of logs, sea-
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
sions of cypress or poplar, at short notice. A
large stock OF Doors, Blinds and Sash, glazed
or ungiazed; Laths, Shingles, Cedar Fence
hand. Our motto Is, quick sales and small
profits.
NJ. E. 81. W. COCHRAN,
Office and Yard foot of Washington St,
nOQ dhw Near river.
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ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
AZEU. S. hail Line.E
winter Arrangomont

Winter ArranEomont
nURING the present high water in the Ar
II kansas river, this company Will run the
following feet of elegant passenger boats
through TO Fort smith;
FHOS. H. ALLEN .... Reese PritchsTd, master
MARY master
W. a. CALDWELL---.E. W. holland, master
DARDENELLE---.Wm. Z. Rowland, master
STORM master
FORT GIBSON -~..E Eugene Smith, master
LEAVING MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
At . O'Clock pm.
These boats are elegant. They leave on
time. Their accommodations are unsur-
passed. and they offer. under this arrange
ment, unprecedented facilities to emierants,
shippers and the travelling public.
Persons desiring to ship over this line
should cOnsign freight to N. and a. K. P. Co,
Memphis. Frsights viii be forwarded at our
card rates, and without charge for landing at
Memphis. JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
W. H. KENNEDY, Agent.
SO. 3 Madison ST, Stanton Block. desc
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Stockton hand at noon to-day

oTToN IN NEw DIRK
u January 4, l0:25 a.m.-Cotton hiet
ordinary, 23He; Good Ordinary, 24c; Low
Middlings, 241sc; Uplands, 25sc; Good,
26e; Mobile, 255sc; Orleans, 25Ic.
u m.-Cotton-demand moderate and
prices firm.
5p.nyGCcttOn-de7nand fair; prices
firm; sales, $500, and 200 for January,
2A<G2Ze; February, 25Z@Z%c; April,
&c; May, 26Kc.
y ip.m.-Cotton quiet but steady; Up
DIS. 25sze. Sales for export, go bales
tanning, 1920; speculation, 275, and 1906
or March at 25kc.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
January EI:45 a.m.-Cotton market
steady and demand fair at 24H@24%c.
( 2y45 p.m.-Cotton-demand fair and
prices firm at 24A@24%c. Sales, 5000
bales.
OFT IN LIVERPOOL
anuary4 -I.I5 a.m.-COtton firm. Up
ds, u5sd; Orleans, I'D.
NSp.m.-CottOn firm. UPlands, Il%dj
-heans, I'D.
40 p. m.-Cotton firm; sales 1900
70 the trade; 10000 MiddIing Uplands,
llH@IIssd; Orleans, nA@lI5sd.
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STEAMBOATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Speed, Safety and cOmfort--EIHOtt Line.

Speed, Safety and c0mfort--EliOtt Line.
Memphis & White River Independent Packet
For Helena. Friar's Point, Devali's Blud,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Des
Arc, Augus and JacksOnport
LEGAL TENDER---John d. Elliott, master
This nrst-class stde-wheelpas- h
senger steamer will leave as abOve4SEn1zn
EVERY TUESDAY, ats o'clock pm
Connects with steamer Mollie Gratz for all
points on Upper, White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and Jefferson Sts-, opp. Landing.
aug2l
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FOR osCEoLA.

Regular Semi-weekly PaCket-For Osceola
and all Intermediates Landings.
MOLLIE GRAIZ.----.Andy j. DeartU, master
This superb nght-draught pas ia
enger packet Will leave as above 6
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at5 pm
den
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NOTICE..
FOR FRIAR's POINT.

DAIHx L H.
Memphis TO Friar's PIT, Helena and Bends.
EA4- go -.44A-N
GEN. ANDERSON, las. Lee, master
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
End FRIDAYS.
GEO. ". CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
Leaves Memphis TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. at o'clock PIN.
Leaves Frtar's Point every day at 9 O'Clock
a m de0s
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

"|NIN-f F~U"N-g1
On the 18th Day Of January Next, 1870,
On the premises, the plantation known as
the LEGRAND PROPERTY, within the La
COMA Circle, Ark, fifty miles below Helena,
containing Seven Hundred Acres OF Cleared
Land, in fine state of cultivation, with com
Portable improvements and a fine Steam Gin
upon the premises. Terms made known on
day of renting. Tdel5l DAN BRYAN.
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On TUESDAY, January 4, I87O,

all that tract of land lying In said county, and
known as the Odena farm. containing about
300 a~cres-abOut 800 acres cleared. Sale to be
made within lawful hours.
CHAS. BOWEN, Commissioner.
At tie same time and place, I will sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, ten mules, placed
in my hands as Receiver Of the BOstick &
Jordan trust n JAS. Z. BEST,
dacIl Eaeaivar
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City Election Notice.

THE following persons are hereby appoint
L ed Judges, Clerks, and Deputy Commits
sionefs, 70 open and hold an election for May
or, Aldermen, Councilmen and other Officers,
as provided by the new city charter.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet.
John S. Sullivan, Clerk.
The only Memphis and New Or IT.
leans packet. Leaves MemphisG
as follows:
Wednesday ........... 9TH
18th
Wednesday .-...--.-.- February ID
Wednesday-..-.....-.-. .........-.--February 18TH
LARRY HARMSIAD & CO.,
de23 ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
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To

A NORTHWESTERN farmer desires to Join
~ with six to ten laboiers with some prac-
teal cotton planter. on " shares OF CROP" on
the usual terms OF land, teams, Implements,
seed, etc, against labor, Apply at once 70