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COTTON IN EKw o K

NEW YoRK, Fsbruary4 10 am.-Narket
is very quiet. Ordinsry, l2Tc; Good
Ordinary, 1870; Low Middlings, l4Zc;
M~iddlings, 1880; Good Middlings, l6Lc.
sales, 1895 bales receipts, 1929 bales +;
here, Ass bales.
l0:45 am.-Thers is a frmer feeling;
February, 1890; March, Toe; April,
l53 Ice; May, 1890. Ordinary, l25sc; Good
Ordinary, I4ls; Low Middlings, l4Aci
Middling, l5He; Good do, 16Ac.
l2:45 pm.-MarkeI hrmer April, 1870;
Ordi~ary, l25SQl3c; Good Ordinary, l4]s
al4zc: Low MiddIing, AZ9l4Esc; Mid
ding, 15E0I5szc; Good do, l6Mc.
2pm-Th5 market closed hrmer; Or
binary, BE; Good Ordinary, l41+c; Low
Middlings. l47sc; Middlings, l5hBl55Sc;
Good do. 1910. Sales to spinners, us bales;
fUr speculation, 20; for export, 23l4
bales; CONTRACTS, 800 bales; February,
l455c; March, l5c; April, Bee May,
l5sse.
NEW YORK WEEKLY STATEMENT AND
STATEMENT OF ALL o., s. PORTS.
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. E00-N.R-FirsJ Chancsry Court OF Shell
by County. F. Englsbrecht ct al. vs.. limo
tGy Mccarthy eJ a.
DT virtue OF an I~uterIocutOry decree for
ID sale entered herein December s., 1870, /
viii sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder in front OF the Clerk and Masters
Office, Grssulaw Block, second street, in The
CITY of MgmUnfz- Tam on
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Monday, February 6, 1871,

Between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pin. the following described land,
uO-wit. 1t being q part OF the northeast ttact
known az the " RiptOu Tract" near Fort
Harris, and conveyed by John +. Mills to
VIM. II. Andrews: Beginning at or near a
small elm on the southeast corner OF Mrs.
WOOldriCge's 6y-acre tract; thence amin
north with her line 84% chains TO her north
east corner OF said tract; thence east Il Z2-lOl
chains to the east line OF said Hlpl0n tracts
thence south with the east Line Of sad kiD-
ton tract 3iL chains; thence west H.N chains
to the beginning point, making BY estlIna
LiOn, So a TOO scres.
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit Of six and
twelve months; the purchaser 10 execute
bond with good security, and reserving q lien
OF the Ind TO further secure the payment Of
the purchase money,
JAMES BELLY,
County Court Clerk.
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81 Stage connection i've Le"Asbafs
Coaches via also leave the principal hotels
Al Little Rock for transfer OF passengers 70
and from the station AZ Huutersvtle.
For further information, inquire ct the
general emce OF the company, Real hssabe
Bank Building, corner or ana
Commerce streets, up stairs
y. ". e. BROWN, 3euRBHpt.
n0Ta aeRa Ticket Agent.
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On rhnradar. 2sd lay D F~sbrlary, "a.

At the premises Of the Southwestern Cotton
Presa C6mnanv. NO. B Madison street, Mem
,h5s TeDnessee. four Cotton Presses OF
Rorse'g patent; one Stationary Engine OF 70
horse power and Bollers Betting, Rultss and
sbaftinR thereun1O belongings az public auo-
tion. to the highest bidder, tor one-thtrd cash
In hand. one-third in 3 months and One-third
IN 8 months. tREiag notes with approved So.
eurity for the deferred payments. sad sale
Will Be aade between the o Of &c and4
O'Clock on said I'd day OF February, 1871,
above mentioned. / believe the title 10 be
good, as the sale Is 70 be made BY the consent
OF the parties interested Rhis 8lsJ day Of
January, ISL PAUL 7. JONES, Receiver,
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Notice Of Assignment

AvOTICE is hereby given tbat on the 18th
n day Of January, 1871, p, 81, Heinrich 9
Brss. made an assignment to the undersigned
OF all their property for tbs squal beneht o.
their creditors. All persons indebted 20 said
arm are requested to settle, and all persons
having claims against the same, VIII pre-
sent them TO me, a. No. o HoWards Row.,
- u. AcKERMAN. AssLgnea
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N STEAM BAKERY.


40 LOAvEs Bread. 81 TO retailers;
III 80 lOsveB Bread, 81 70 families or con-
sumer8f
Soda, Butter, Picnic, Boston Crackers, 5 cents
per pound In b0Xe or barrels;
Sugar and Cream Crackers, IL cents per
pound In barrels or boxes;
Ginger Nuts. Il cents per pound In barrels
and boxes.
All kinds OF cakes on hand, at the lowest
prloss-WbOiesale and retail.
Boxes and barrels exchanged. All goods
delivered, free Of charge, by attentive drfv-
ers. Orders left at the factory WILDE prompt.
ly attended to
g. W HUME, Steam Bakery
jaI8 4l6 Main street, Memphis.
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No s8-In the Second Chancery Court o.
shelby county, Tennessee. LOU 5eIby vs.
Anthony Street ct al.
IT appearing from biz duly sworn to in this
4 cause that the defendants. Anthony Street
A. 8. Brown and James Wilde. ir.. & Co., are
non-residents OF the state Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, Tha they make
their appearance herein, at the court.
Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis, on or
before the first Monday in Marc1, 1871, anc
plead, answer or demur to complainant bill,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed as TO
them and set for hearing eXparUs, and that a
cOpy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal. This January 81, 1877.
A ~cOpy-Attest.
n. D. 1. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Bye BELCHER, Deputy U. and NJ.
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Monday, February s, 1871,
LEGAL NOTICES.
AdmlnIatratnr,a Rnfica.

nAVIHG received papers or admtnistra.
III ton rom the County Court Clerk OF
Shelby county on the estate Of Philip Brady,
deceased, L hereby notify all parties having
claims against said estate 10 file the same in
County court, properly ~prObated, with the
~ - INO RATTI. AdmIpistrator.
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CHANCERY SALEOF REALESTETE

No. L5. E.-First Chancery Court OF shelby
County-EIizaDeth +. Harris and r. Dudley
Frayser. Guard an Of ZslO It. Harris. vs..
The said Zsno L. Harris, by his Guardian,
al Item, Julius A.. Taylor.
DY virtue Of an interl0cutOry decree for sale
I'D entered in the above Cause January 81.
1870. I viii sell, at public auction, To the high
a.. oiZder IN front Of the Clerk and Masters
Office, EreenIaW Block. second street, in The
city Of Memphis, Tenn, On
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No. B7.-R-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-G. K Bridges
VS.. e. K. Austin.
IT appearing from hidavit In this cause that
i the defendant, K. K. Austin, LEFT the state
of Tennessee many years ago and never re-
turned; II living, he IS at present a EOn-resf-
dent Of said State; and II dead, that his heirs
are made parties defendants, whose names
and residence are unknown:
1t is ordered, That said K. K. Austin or
his heirs make their appearance herein,
&C the courthouse in the city of Memphis,
Tenn, on or before ths first Monday in
March, Is7I, and plead, answer or dsmUr To
compliments bin, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as 10 them and set Tor hearing
exparte; and that a copy Oftnis order be pub
Iished once a week, for 1Our successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-aEtest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By Il. J, BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
n. d. Welsh. Sol fnr enmpPL iaB
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MandaN Fsbruarr p. ~.

Within legal hours, the following described
rUperbT- t0lwfts Certain lots IN the town Of
known on the original plan OF said town as
lots Nos. 9, Do, n, u and a. IA block no. 9 and
lot 30 In block q.
TEEMs or SALON q credit o. SIX lGl
months, purchaser 10 give note with APP
proved security, bearing Interest from date,
lien TO be retained Equity OF redemption
barred.
EDIUNDA COLE, Clerk and Master.
H. Clay King. Attorney fan
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Monday, 18th February 1871.

Dufl1s BaL hourHs AZ the sf1re-l1ues RI. l.
on the west side OF MsEu =f-eet Er t.a r|.-a ri
Mempns Ienu&seer sell t1 the llz1ae. I#
Ger, az p4o4e auction. for cash. cine progeny
conyeyea ~ SAID Trust Deed. Ll-TIs The
STOCK Of booEs, statouerv- arf 1rEa- r-r4.l4
or m~eFenaudlses and all Che fixture luH wr-
ufture In said store house. 1- So much ..-H--
Of as may be necessary 20 srsr- rr- r-.--
OF said Trust Dser-
va. p ALI-HELT- Trustee
Clapp q MeuL, Attorney. r.rr
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Trustees Sala

IN Pursuance OF Deed In L-uz. mad. %
Il me By j. Stephenson on the lEs. day r
Jaluary Ls1s, and recorded LI the once A.
the Register Cf Snfl1T county. ID E.l- 500
81, pages 81. 50 u 81. o. secure tie Iag E-l-
OF tWo promlzsory notes therein usl.lra-.
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cHAsCERY SALES.
cHANcERY SALE
@8TATH
SATURDAY., FEBRUARY 18th, 1871.

No. &94-In The Second Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tann.-5nmuel COHey vE.
Thomas Shoulders er al.
DX virtue % an order OF HaIe made In this
ID cause, I viii sell at public aucGifn TO the
highest bidder On the premises, near SHELBY
naruf IN
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PROBATE COURT SALES.
PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

h Dow, Admir-. VS.. Archie e. Mills Ell al-Pe
JitiOn TO sell land to pay debts.
TTNBER aud by virtue Of q decree OF sale
L made In the above entitled cause at the
January Term, 1871, or tue Probate Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, i viii proceed 10
sell. al pu5lic auction, to the highest and best
bidder. be core the courthouse door, in the
city OF Memphis, On
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ROn-R Resident Rotics.

No. 33, o. Rim the First Chancerv Court
y SaeLoy eotntE .1eh1- JoLuan'
David Newell, Admir- OLA. O. Knapp, decd.
ct al.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT In this cause
Il that the defendant, Martha A. Richards Il
q citizen OF Alabama and nonresident II
the state Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearances herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before Inc
first Monday In March, 1871, and plead, an.
sWer or demur 70 compliments Dill, OF the
sane Will be taken IOr confessed as her, and
that she show cause why this suit mould not
be revived against her. or the same wiz be
set for hearing eEparte; and That q copy OF
his order be Published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A eopy-Attest;
EDMDND A. COZ e, Clerk and Master.
By r j. BLACK. ID. q. d n.
Randolph & Hammond, Soils. for c0mpIt is
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ROTlCE TO NOA.REslDENTs.
Hnn.RaaIdant Natlca.

No. 4ZL-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tsnu-MGrtin LAZY vs..
Thomas Carrigan, Aun Hamlin, =, Tally
and Joh g Clayton
TT Appearing from the return OF the Sheriff
In this cause that the defendant, Ann
HamIin. rs not to be fOuad ia Shelby county,
Tennessee:
II Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appeafancs herein, At the courthouse Of the
Second Chaueery Court Of shelby county. In
the city o. Memphis, lennon OF before the
first Monday in March, NIl, and plead, an
gFer or dGmur TO Complatnant's Dill, or the
VIII be taken Tor confessed s. 70 her
and set ion hearing eLpartei and thal a 0pY
of this order be published once 8 week for
Successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This January T. BIL
a copV-attegt.
N. i. l. ETEWARI, Clerk and Master
By GEO. MALLEEY, Deputy @. and NJ.
King n BigeiOW, 5ois- for compile falls
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Trustees sala,

DY Wtrtue OF q Deed fu Truss eEzc-t=r % ma
ID on the 18th Of November. l-. By W.
daitheF, and recorded in the ..as
OF shelby c1uuty, IslDe7see- FRI Book
pages 8Ls etc. and for the purpose O.. r.rrT-
Ing OuG the trusts therein s9eclheG- i viii. On
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN LoSDoN.
COTTON.

AdviCes being more favorable yes
terday, sellers were generally hrmer
and unwilling to accept prices offered
on the day previous on round lots, in
some cases advancing rates fully &c on
grades above low middling, for which
there was an active inquiry. Buyers
were slow in coming up to the views
Of sellers, and searched the market
thoroughly, in hopes Of finding
weak spots, and succeeded to a
certain extent, as the sales
given below will show. The days
Transactions summed up 1850 bales, at
prices ranging from l. to l23c for or
binary; l3 to I3lc for good ordinary,
with sales Of strict good ordinary re-
ported at 1890, and also at 13fc, and
clean stains at l83e. Low middling
was purchased at 184 to lie, with
exceptional sales at I3s and l45C, the
latter being Of good style. Mid
ding was bought at lat to 144c;
I4lC was, however, the ruling price
paid. A few bales Of Strict and Good
Middllings were picked up at 1859 for
the former and l5{aI5tC for the latter.
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SALE
REAL ESTATE.

No. H5g-N. First Cbancery Court OfShel-
By cOuDty-C. ID. Hart ct al VS.. SGmu6lla
shaw eL al.
d Y virtue or an intsElOCutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, jan
uary TO, E1l, l vii sell at public aucLiOn,
% the highest bidder, on THE PREMISES
In the city OF Memphis, shelby county, Ten
uagEge. On
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BEGINNERS SALE.

ny virtue of an order Of the Second Cham
II cerV COurt OF Shelby county in the cases
OF First National BANK Of memphis against
Hudson and others and Palmer ana ne Us,
Morse 4 JOeeIyn and others, appointing ne
undersirued Receiver, 4 VIII proceed 70 sell,
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Monthly table of the highest and
lowest quotations of gold, above the
par of 100, for this and the previous
eight years, commencing with Janu-
ary, 1853. twelve months after the sus-
pension of specie payments:
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a0nday, The 18Th Of FsbruarY I87I-

In front Of the c0UrUh0Use door fu Eer-7U-
do, Mississippi. Tor cash. the following real
estate, tO-Wit. One tract conveyed bT TT
Manning Of led acres fronting the rllLuTl In
the southwest corner dissection Uv-o- In town
snip ETO. and bth range west, near Alden -Hza
ton, and particularly described by Err
and hounds in said deed Of record, pages 81
and 578.
The title IS regarded as perfectly good. ll
IcouVey only as Trustee.
J.. g. MORGAN. Trustee
Tanuarw Ia ISL farrT
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~ Passsnaer TraIRs palIY.
10 MILES sHORTEKTHAN via DECATUR
10 10 NASHVILLE.
SHORTEST, BEST, QUICKEST ROUTE,

b only route by wh Oh Passengers are not
compelled 20 change cars.
Sleeping cars run directly through 70 Nash
Vile only by this line.
Baggage and Passenger cars run through TO
. RshYule on the passenger train leaving
Memphis at 7:45 pm
Save time, distance, and the delays and
trouble incident 70 changing csrs Al unssa-
sOnab-s hours.
Get yOur Tickets at 237 l-2 Main ST.,
or al Depot, head Of Main st. Take the
through sleeping or q seat in one OF the
through passenger cars o this line. advise
your ~neighbors, friends, and the travelling
public 20 take the short Line via Mckenzie,
going to or returning rom Nashville, Chat
tanOoga, Knoxville, Bristol, Lynchburg, At
lanta. Rome. Augusta. Macon, Eavannah and
Charleston. J. W. THOMAS,
General superintendent.
". L. DANLEY, Hen'lP Pass. and TicGet ARt
W. n. Lands,
Passenger agent n. q n. ", Rs.
JAF. SPEED, Ticket Agent,
fanf0 Z7h Main street.
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eHAacERY SALES
cHANcERY SALE
%
RHAE MsrArH-

No. &8-N- R-Ffrss ChancerT Court Of
shelby couutF-g. q. KirchOd % al. drm
KirchJn ErUG-r va KELSEY Bond ct al.
DX virtue OF an intsrIoeutory decree f0rsal8
ID entered in the above cause January I6,
ISL, / VII sell. At public auction 70 the high
est bidder, II mont Ofthe CLERK and Masters
ONCE, GreenlsW Block second street, IN The
city OF Memphis. Tennessee. On
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Nc. 4T4-Louisa O. Daily, Adm'X, VS.. Edward
Daily ct aL.-PetittOn to sell land 20 pay
debts.
Under and by virtue OF a decree Of resale
u made in the above entitled cause at the
January Term, 1871, Of the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tenn, 1 viii proceed to sell
at public auction, TO the highest and best
bidder, before the courthouse door, In he
city OF Memphis, on
Monday, February s, 1871,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock an. q 4
o'clock pm, the undivided One-half interest
which Vim. l. Daily held and owned In the
following described land at the time Of his
death. and also subject to he dover interest
OF Louisa O.. DAILY therein, tO-Wtt: Lots 3, 4,
5. and 20 Of Wm. Cranes subdivision Of
land for James Elder q others OF lands
purchased rom Thomas Null, said lots con-
tanning, IN the aggregate, l0l acres, and lying
north Of Wolf river, from 8 TO 7 miles from
the city OF Memphis; it being he same prop
erty sold by John d. Martin TO VIM. L. and
Ed. DAILY.
Terms Of Bale-Cash.
JAMES BELLY,
County Court Clerk.
Young, Mallory a GsmmeR, Sols. for petit
FfOnaH lAlg
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LOUIS LANCE,
1873 ~ MAIN STREET.
RECON.

RESPECTFULLY RECON-
/ mend the following best
Corsets, which can be pur.
purchased ONLY AZ the Skirt
Mandatory Madam FOY'S
PATENT SKIRT SUPPOkT
ING CORSET, combining
Bustle and Corset in one, and
Iacing On the side; the Pan
anna Skeleton Corset; Robert
Werly French Corset; lOis-
eau. embroidered, long and
short Corset, Nine Dupont
short Corset the egliges, or
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CHANCERY SALE
STEAMBOAT OIL CITY

No 65, II. second Chaucery C0urt-FOW-
Ter Bros & Co. VS.. u. Lynne ct al.
ID virtue o. a decree o. sale made I'm this
ID cause, I viii sell. st public auCJiOn. 70 the
highest bidder, at the landing, loot Of Mon
roe street, Memphis, on
Monday, the 9Th Day Of February, 1871,
At y O'Clock M, the steamboat " OH City, %
togather with all her tackle, furniture and
machinery. To be sold subject to the charter
OfVsn Alstins & Baxter, which expires sept
/, 1871. fhis January 3, B7L
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
N. d. STEWART, Clerk andMsstar.
Pierce, Richards q Dix, Soils. for cOmplts.
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TRUSTEES SALES
Trnsfee's Sale

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed FEsy- u .H -1
y on TIE 10Th day OF E0vsurer BIZ 90
Young, trading and doing rufi .- -.-.r
ens name and style OF A W. HT--E- o.
so recorded In the Register oEcsD.- e.F
county Tenn, In Book NO. . III --E-.5-
AQEAEaEe1- Ua-e IA I VII. On
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go hH"- va
We dOnCt sgree, says the New York
Journal OF Commerce, with our CORES
pendent, Justice" who would like
90 see those u0tiOuaI banks prosecuted
whose officers take more than seven
Der cent. for the loan Of money. We
wish that all loans were free as the
price CfdOur, no matter who furnishes
The money. Ii would be better for
Door men and for men Of good Charac-
Ter If this were so. The legal limit Of
seven per cent. does not fix the price
Of money, but the average rate is q
little higher in consequence Of the in
reference of the law. When money
IS scarce, or for any other reason rates
az interest are high, this advance is
the natural remedy for some existing
difficulty. Place no restraint on this
advance, and it effects a cure Of the
arrangement, while in the meantime
d lays a train for its OVID removal in
attracting a large supply to the place,
or in diminishing the competition or
demand. If there is money enough
iu the world for its proper needs, the
price of it viii best regulate itself at a
moderate limit; aud If there is not
enough, q high price is the very best
stimulaut 90 the increased production
OF it. The farmers have been among
the most prejudiced uphOlders Of the
old u-ury laws; but the difficulty of
obtaining such accommodations as
they need Oh bond and mortgage while
they are heIggd about with so many
legal projections is beginning to open
their eyes. In order to attract Capi-
tai into that channel il is now pro-
posed to exempt it from taxation.
This b. really 20 extend the limit OF
annual interest. The p%lainest, best
way is 10 allow everybody Of suitable
age and discretion to make his own
bargain Tor money at any rate ac-
captab.e to both parties, and only to
fix a legal rate 10 govern in the alb.
seuce Of all positive written agree
meHts.
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RAILROADS.
Remphls and Little ROGk r. r.
Change OF TiznO.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
No 81 SOUTH COURT STREET.

No 81 SOUTH COURT STREET.
Memphis. Tenn, January IS, 1871
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1sT,
1871. until nrther orders, trains will run
daily Sunday excepted as follows:
Leave HOPeheId at 7 an; arrive at Brink
ley at 2 IN.
Leave Brinkley at E3O p.m.; arrive at Hope
Geld at $40 pm
FerrybOat viii leave wharfbOat, foot Of
Union street, daily at 6:'5 am.
Freight trains win leave HOpedeld on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday, At s An.
Arriving at HOpeheid ON Tuesday, Thurs
day snd Saturday, at4 pm.
No through tickets viii be- sold after jan
so, ISL. B. %. WILLIAMS. Genl SupJ.
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TRUSTEES SALE
HORN LAKE LANDSu

DURSUANT to the terms OF a deed IN
4 trust. recorded In B0oE No. OF Ela -.
cords OF mortgages and trust Deeds ul p
and 5T3, a- deruancO- Mississippi. eEesT e.
by r.P. Manning conveying % me- Es L--s-
tee, certain lands therein mentioned CD
cure the yme of notes due TO Id -
Fletcher Twin, as Trustee, proceed -1sl-, on
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lost bv the explosion Of b ", r Arthur,
twelve miles above Memphis, I4nn4Eg 8L1,
IN bfEht. or small Size. Light, sandy complex
ION hin face, dark red hair and very curly
nrobabIy had on only his undershirt and
drqvgars IL me had on a white shirt, his name
IN fuU VIII bs found on D body Of he shirt,
v-sfh small ey~elet-nolas IN bosom for studs /;
ne usually were two plain gold rings on the
ItfIe duger OF the left hand. FOR any tnfOr-
nation len at ~ MADISON STREET, that
viii lead to the recovery Of the body Of the
deceased, the reward viii be paid.
1T. WASHINGTON,
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ROCK AND Fl. SMITH
RAILROAD.
TTNTn oARD.

ON and after Monday, November q, 1870, q
" passenger and freight train viii run Is
follows:
GOING WET.
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corroN IL ~ oRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, February 4, 1880 a.m-
Cotton is quiet but steady Mlddlings,
l4ZQl4Jsc. sales, 500 bales.
Z:3O pm-COttOn steady, with q fair de-
maud. l4%Nl4TC. Sales 100 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February A. A p-m.-COttOn
market is steady. Sales 5000 bales, Of
which 1000 bales were for speculation;
Middling Uplands, 7Zd; Orleans, Sd; Or
leans at sea, 7 Sled Charleston named at
20.