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TN THE NATTER of the estate of Mat

x tIeW 4. TUTccc, uecei!htd'
The Auditors report in the above estate having
been referred to the undersigned for tho purpose
Of making certain changei therein, hs hereby
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Wslnesday DrcemJer IS. 1870 at o'clock p NJ g,
whom and where all persons interested may attend
D.c 7.'7O.3t t NJ MURRAY, Auditor.
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4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE--Let-
II ters of Administration on the estate
of Matthew Stott. late of Boggs township, dee I'd
having been granted to the undersigned, notice
is hereby given that all persons indebted to said
estate are required to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated for settlement
10 JOHN NJ. CHASE,
Dec I. lS7t-5t p. Administrator
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
Farm in Beccaria TIP.

Pursuant 10 an order Of the Orphans Court of
ClsarfnId COUNTY Pa there will be sold atpublic
sa,o. at Glen Hope, in Beccaria township, in said
county. on
w ednesday, December %, 20,
the following described real estate, late Of Porter
r. Johnson, deceased, to wit:
A VALUABLE FARM,
situate in Beccaria townsh p being the HON sstead
of tire said dcceieut. at the time of his deccase
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
ACRES amt Gorty-siz perches- more or less.
About eighty acres are cleared and under u good
! state of cultivation. with good frame house and
barn. Persons desiTing to view the premises will
please call upon the undersigned
Sale to commence at o'clock. p. Nj. Condi-
tions made know at sale ). c. PATCHiN,
Dec. 1870. Administrator
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DOR sALE-a pair of HEAVY pkAUI; k,;na
Il HORSES. being irstciass team Tor h-H',n ,as
timber or iogs. Also, several sells oil heasy
hurness- A. IRWIN IN
OCT. 10, 10. C1T"ensFhi''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET Common Sense Decide What is the
rational mode Of procedure in cases of gene
raj debility and nervous prostration? Does
not reason tell US that judieious stimulation
Is required. To resort to violent purgation
in such a case is rs absurd as 1t would be to
bleed a starving man. Yet it is done every
day. Yes, this stupid and uuphilosOphical
practice is continued in the teeth of the
GREAT FACr tdat physical weakness, with all
the nervous disturbances that accompany it, is
more certainly aud rapidly relieved by Hos
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs than by any other
medicine at present known. 1t is true that
general debility is often attended with tor
pidity or irregularity of the bowels. and that
this symptom must not be overlooked. But
while the discharge of the waste matter OF
the system is expedited or regulated. its VTGoR
MUST BE RECRUITED. The BItterS do both.
They combine uperient and anti-biiiOus
properties, with extraordinary tonic power.
Even while removing Instructions from the
gans. Through the stomach upOn which the
great vegetable specific acts directly, it gives
a healthy and permanent Impetus to every
enfeebIGd function. Digestion is facilitated,
the faltering circulation regulated, the blood
rein forced with a new accession of the ali
mPntQTy principle, the nerves hraced, ana
ali the dormant powers of the system reused
into healthy action; not SpaSnOdlcally. as
administered but for a continuance. 1t is in
this way that such extraordinary changes
are wrought in The condition OF the feeble.
emaciated and nervous invalids by the use of
this wonderful corrective, Alternative and
tonic Let common sense decide between
such n preparation and a prostrating Ca
thartic supplemented by "a poisonous astriE-
gent like stTychnine or quinta.
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BAU0ING-The demand is small and
prices are steady. Heavy Kentucky 26G
&c.
BUlTER-Choice roll is in some demand
at 35c, and in a few cases sc is asked.
Good is steady at SO@S3c.
BRoOMs-MOderate demand at S3@6 per
dozen, as to quality.
BRooMooRN-Nominally Sl25@25O per
ton.
BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING Oe-
ment So %; Rosendale "a so. Plaster 50.
Lime S2@2 25. Hair, in 40 ID bales, 81 IS
to 8. Fire brick S toe. Building Brick
So per NJ.
CoRNMEAL-The demand is light; kiln
dried in lots delivered at store 81 70, in a
small way, s..
coFFEE-Prices are steady; Rio Is
@2sc.
COrroN YARss-NO. 400, PC; 500, zoe;
600, 1sc; 700, Ice.
OHInsE-E.D. l0c. Factory lsc. W. R.
1Se.
CoiToNsEED-Receipts are very fair
and prices steady. The mills pay SO per
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL. !
MEMPHIS, January 3, 1870.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January 3, 1870.
The special debt statement for Deem
Der is just oct. 1t shows a reduction of
S4,S00,O 600 in the public debt. The curren-
cy balance on hand in the Treasury is
~Sl2,OOO,OOO. Coin balance on hand SIO9.-
100000; certificates, sac, 100000.
5Ske was bid in New York to-day for
Old Tennessee bonds, and Ace for New,
but no sales. This is an improvement
over the quotations of Saturday.
The money market has been working a
little easier, so far as our banks are con-
cerned, owing probably to the holidays,
which put a check to operations in cotton,
n commenced operations to-day with
good balances on hand, put should the
cotton market continue active il is safe TO
say that money viii again be close by the
middle of the week. Cotton bills are
taken at &c discount on all Eastern
points, but sales have been made during
the week at Is C d~iscount~Ehere the banks
happened TO be short, but as the demand
for exchange is very light, and the supply
is moderately large, discount houses are
frmer and rarely make any concessions
from &c discount. They check at = 10
- per SlOCO discount, and in small
mounts at par.
County warrants are firm and in de-
mand at 7297Sc, with light offerings. SO
far there is but little call for it from tax
payers, but the impression prevails that,
as soon as such a demand does arise, it
will go up materially. Dealers sell at 80
arse, in a small way.
City Scrip is DILL. Nominslly 74S75c,
buying; selling at 76977c.
Tennessee money is quiet. The last
sales were reported at 721ze, but it would
be hard to realize zoe tor a large amount.
Gold has varied slightly, going down 70
II97s, then up to 1898, and down again
to-day to Is9Z-clOsing at that figure.
In this market the demand has been
somewhat larger than the offerings, and
dealers buy at New York rates-seninga at
an advance Of about lc.
Governments sympathize with gold,
and closed duli to-day, with 3 slight de-
In. ]
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Registration Notice.

THE following appointments for Registra-
4 ton are hereby announced:
First Ward-N. Miller. 90 Main street.
Second Ward-Wm. Chase, jr, ~ Poplar st.
Third Wsrd-T. z. Adams, 1876 Second street.
Fourth War1-G. ". Lincoln, s. Madison 81.
Fifth Ward-R. J. BOughner, Room 70 Court
House.
Sixth Ward-Wm. AMelsom, Waldran Block.
Seventh Ward@O. G. Jones, corner HernandO
street and South Market House.
Eighth Ward-Wm.Tait, BlufClty Mills, Pop
lar street
Ninth Wsrd-J. D. Danbury, Chelsea House,
Second street.
Tenth Ward-B. F. Boon, ST., corner fernando
and South streets.
The above offices viii be open from 8 O'Clock
am. TO 4 o'clock pm
J.P. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner OF Registration for Shelby
County. nO4
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RE- We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Among which
may be found the following:
900 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
ESQ dozen Hames,
230 dozen HOgskin Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass Pl0w Line,
5000 pairs Tracechains
rs dozen Single and Double Trees,
I25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds HOIIOwWare Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agents in Memphis for the BrnIey Separate Share & Uric Steel PIOws,
Owners of the MicheIs Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton scrapeFs,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in store.
0RGILL BROS. & CO..
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIs. TENN.
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III IN e8.Aa "A IL
As we have stated elsewhere, only a re-
tail demand has been experienced in this
line since our last weekly issue. All cot
ton goods are firm, and dealers are not
pressing their staples, looking for an
early advance. In the East all depart
ments ofthe dry goods business have been
very quiet, though prices have undergone
no quotable change. In domestic goods
there has been some speculation, dealers
feeling confident that the lowest prices
ave been attained, and that there will be
an advance when the spring trade COM
mences. some new inventions in colors
for printing, rendering the operation
much cheaper, has induced printers to
buy more extensively. Woolens are
quiet, and though spring styles are not
yet fully decided upon, some sales have
been effected. In foreign goods business
is dull, and there seems to be no DISPOSE
ton TO force standard goods upon the
market, though importations are some
what in excess of last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cotton Land for SaIo,

Cotton Land for Sa10s
4 BOUT 5000 acres of the richest cotton land
"a Of ChicOt county, Ark, the finest cotton
region in the world; it is high bank land;
formerly Belle Point, one Of the first Sc
lections on the river; lJJ acres cleared, bal
ance timber, readily salable as wood or jun
Der: leyced fronting on the river, and enrir-
cled by a beautiful laKeg il has The great I'D
vantage of independence OF the ieyees OF the
~ shore. and can be made Is most secure
rna- 'l domain. Valued, before the
ana beautIa- "nw offered SO low that
war, al s!0o,by' y - nay for &C..
the profits Of a single full crop w. -
II not sold by 18th January, islG, II VIII 10
leased on favorable terms. Apply TO
de- INHN u. IDMIALI. 81 Inuis- Mo
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hnTlCE no CREnITnRS-

No. 405, n. Rim the hancery Court of Mem
phis, Tennessee.-Sam 5. Spirer, Executor
of II. c. Horton, decd, VS.. J. 4. Sharpe, ct al.
IN this cause. on the 23d day OF December.
4 1868, an order was entered, directing pub
ncatlOn to be made FOR all persons Interested
in the estate Of II. Z. Horton, deed, to come
forwaR, exhibit their demands, and have
themselves. made parties 20 the bill in this
suit, etc; also, enjoiniHg all persons claim
Ing 10 be creditors OF said estate from iusti-
tuting suits at law upon their demands:
II is therefore ordered, That ALL SUCH
PARTIEs make their appearance herein. at
the courthouse, Ia The city of Memphis.
Tenn, on or before the first Monday ia
March, 1870, and hle and establish their
lain as aforesaid, according to law, or the
same viii be barred and the cause proceeded
with eXparte; and that n cOpy OF this order
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in theM Memphis Appeal
a cOpy-atUest.
ACGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY K j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Jackson. Solicitors for Complain
ant. de9
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$500 "

WHEREAS, His EXcellency, Powell Clay
w ton, GoNernOrof Arkansas, having OH
cially offered a reward OF Two Hundred Dol
lars FOR the arrest and conviction o. JANiEs A.
DAVIS, who murdered my husband, Augustus
L. Mitherington. at Moro Landing, on the
Ouachita river, Arkansas, on the 9th day Of
March, 1869: Now, therefore, be Unknown, that
/ hereby Oner an additional reward OF Three
Hundred Dollars for the arrest and safe con-
hnement of the said James \ Davis in any
prison in the United States, or in the Terri
tories thereof, where he can be procured upon
a requisitiOn rom the Governor OF this state.
Address, Mrs. NJ. f. WITHEIINGTOS,
LauarE, Bradley county, Ark.
NOVpmbar l. lS6Q.
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To Owners of hOrseS.---Th0usands Of
horses die yearly from Collie. This need not
be. Or. Tobias Venetian Horse Linilnent
viii positively cure every case. If given
when first taken. The cost is only one dol
lar. Every owner OF a horse should have a
bottle IA his stable, ready for use It Is war
of Cuts, Windgalls, SWellings, sore Throat,
Sprafns, Bruises, Old Sores, etc. This Lini-
ment is no new rci4edy. IL has been used
and approved Of Tor y years by the first
hOrsemen in the country. Given 20 an over
driven horse, it acis like magic. Orders are
constantly received from the RACING i
or ENGLAND for it, The celebrated Hiram
Woodruff, OF trotting fame, used il for years.
Col. PbiloP. Bush. of the Jerome Race Course,
has given a certificate, which can be seen at
the Depot, stating that after years OF trial, it
is the best in the world. His address Is Ford
ham, n. Y. No one once usingft viii ever be
w~ithOutit il. 1t is put mp in pint bottles. Sold
by the Druggists anO Saddlers throughout the
United States. Depot, IL Park Place, New
York.
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NOTICE.

william Coward)
VS.. Landlords lien, Code 3il,
Angus. Taylor. Section
DEFORE JAMES HALL, Justice Of the Peace
ID for shelby county, AFFIDAVIT having been
made in this cause, and attachment issued
and returned, levied upon the crop made upon
the premises; IL is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Memphis Daily
APPEAL, a aewspaper published in the city
of Memphis, for four successive weeks, COM
manding the said Angus. Taylor to appear
before me al my Ofice, city Of Memphis, inthe
l4th Civil District of said county, on the eth
day OF January, 1870, and make defence to
said suit against him, or IL will be proceeded
with eT Pdrtc. JAMES HALL,
Justice Peace for Shelby county.
!. +. TEMPLE. Attorney. dec3
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ALLeecK's PeReyS PLASTEBs
Seem to possess the quality of
ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY

- imparting it to the body, whereby the
an,+fo, blood becomes %~@"Ailzed
upon the parts where appueu, USING pam
and morbid action 10 cease. The Porous
Plasters are flexible, and found to be OF great
help to those who nave weak backs, or pain
in the side. Especially are they valuable TO
those who have neglected colds. They are
often p%reventives Of Consumption; nay, they
are believed TO have lOOSened the grasp Of
this terrible afdictlOn, and been mainly in
stIumental in edecting a cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on the breast
or between the shoulders, or over the kid
neys, by those who are subject 70 take cold
easily.
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November /,

DEsCRIPTIoN.-Said James a. Davis is about
fifty years OF age, about 5 feet 10 inches in
hight, hair and beard gray; has lost a por-
ton OF his front teeth; sharp features, aDd
complexion W BY exposure to the
weather; is an inVeterate smoker; rather
slow of speech; generally goes armed with a
naTy-slX shooter or "A ride; was a resident OF
California some Years since, and is supposed
TO be now somewhere in that State. He is
familiarity known among his ac~quaintances
as Jim Davis del5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-04

January 3, 2:45 p.m.-Cotton-demand
fair, and prices firm at 24A9242sc. Salts
5000 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
January /, IL am.-COtton firm accord
ing to private dispatches; middling up
lands, II5sd; Orleans, u7sd.
l p.m.-The regular Liverpool cotton
market is closed. The holidays still con-
tinue. On the street, uplands u5sd; Or
leans u%d.
, The following table shows the closing
quotations of middling cotton each day
of the week al the points named:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-04

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best IN the yorld; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, i-nStantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the III effects of bad Dyes; invigO-
rates and leaves the Fair soft aud beautiful,
BLACK or GROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied st Batehel-
0rIs wig FactorY. No. Us Bond street n. ".
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COTTON.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS. January 9. 1870.


The cotton market has not been very
active curing the week here or elsewhere,
though the sales Of Tuesday last were al
most as large las those of any day this
season in this uarket. In Liverpool both
saturday and to-day were observed as
HOLIDAYS. and our quotations from that
market are not from the regular Board Of
Brokers, but are made up from outside
operations upon the street. The same
scarcity exists in finer grades as was no
ticeable last week, only to a greater eX-
tent. and all above Low Middlings are
very firm at full prices. OF the stock on
hand much-probably one-half-is held OF
the market by instructions Of the planter,
and the balance is not forced 10 sale, as
factors are generally hopeful Of higher
prices. and are not pressed TO sell, though
low or mixed cotton they are no so
~sanguine about, and are willing to dispose
Of when the opportunity offers. The
market closed firm to-day on the better
grades, with sales as follows:
Good middlings 2jc; II do, 2jKc; Is
strict middlings, 24ze; 1I6 middings at
24624lc; 34s low middlings, ZH@3Ac;
IS low middlings and middlings, &c; 8
good ordinary, BE; ~ ordinary to good
ordinary, q to 22Zc; IS ordinary, &c; 2s6
mixed and stained. 2292SHe. Total sales
aIs7 bales. Weeks sales, 904 bales.
We give the sales of strict and good
,-aiddlings, to show their relative scarcity,
-uote as follows:
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LUMBER, LATHs AND SHINGLES.
LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL.

THE Oldest Yard in Memphis; established
1 In 1877. With a full stock of logs, sea-
sonpd aHd dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
pared Aatufnish any quantity and dimen-
SiOns OF cypress or poplar. at short notice. A
large stock of Doors, Blinds and Sash, glazed
or unglazed; Laths, Shingles, Cedar Fence
l1sts, Pin and Poplar Flooring, always ON
hand. Dur motto is, quick sales and small
profits.
N. z. 81. W. COCHRAN,
Office and Yard foot of Washington St,
nOQ ukw Near river.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Nempbls and LlttIe Rock Railroad.

To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at 9 :0O
ain.
Coming East-Leave LAnguille at l:30 pm.
FerryBOat leaves foot OF Union st. at IS 90 am.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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FOR RENT.

THE LOCKHART PLANTATION, NEAR
4 Sunhowe r Landing, Coahoma county,
Mississippi, viii be rented FOR the year 1870,
at five dollars per acre. There are four hum
bred acres of cleared land, much of IL high
and of superior quality, with a anew ginhouSe,
two iron-tabed wells with pumps, and sufi-
Client hewed-lOg tenements to ccommodate
a family and the laborers.
A good tenant can have the privilege of
paying one-half the first years rent with re-
pairs snd improvements, such as may be ac-
cOmplished with field hands, and Of contin-
uing ais contract for several years.
Apply to the subscriber at SunfiOwer Land
ing. H. c. CHAMBERS.
December s, 1869. del2
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Remphts and Louisville Railroad.

A ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time..--4:00a am. Gals am.
Night Express, city time..245 pm. 1925 ain.
Ticket Omces No. 81 l-2 Main street and at
Depot. head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
SAM. B. JONES, Gent supt.
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The low price TO which gold has fallen
naturally turns the attention of the peo-
pie to the route over which we have
Travelled since the suspension Of specie
payments on the 1st Of January, 4e62.
The following table gives the monthly
range of gold in New York during that
period:
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Cristadoros Excelsior Hair nye

After carefal analysis, Prof Chiffon, the dis
tinguished Chemist, has aughorigea the pre-
prieto- to declare, on his behalf, that it con-
tatns nothing deieterious to health. Mother
hair dye in the world has the like guarantee.
CRISTADORO'S HARPRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try il.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily-..3 20 pm. R:O0noon
N. Orleans Express, daily-9 % am 4:l5 pm
Freight, daily except Sun
:G pm. 5:C0 a.m.
Mail Train make direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
COdesville, Water Valley, Oxford, Houy
Springs and all points north Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office 81 I2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage in any part ef the city, by
leaving orders at 81 1-2 Main street.
A. :. LINRRMORE, Gen1S up't.
c. T. OAKLEY, Gen1 Ticket Agent.