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Thursday. &c I6. 81,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wit, a tract OF land situated in
FaYette ant Tenn: Beginning at q stake
in the center OF the Macon IA Oakland road,
being the southwest corner Of the LOEWOod
tract and the northwest corner of the j. s.
CIeaves tract, lIlE known as The Sssser tract;
thence east ESE poles 10 "a stake, his corner
ia George smiths west boundary line;
hence north with his line, passing the
northeast corner of tie LOgVvOot tract
az one hUndred and htty-tw0 fIjZl
DOles-in an, 8B5 p0Ies-t0 the stake ia the
center OF a hollow pine which north I6'
west, at the distance OF 81 links sIalt q
small black Eum marked as pointers tCeuce
1851 poles % @ stskel ia the center OF the Ma
con and Oakland roed; thence south with
road 20 5hs beginning. containing 800
&C. es and % poles.
Haud-biIis VIII be circulated before the Gay
Of sale.
TERMS or SALE-On a credit OF nine TgI
and twelve ii months; with approved
security required, bearing interest from date;
a lien to be retained until al the purchase
money Is paid.
EDMUND A COLE, CIerk and Master,
Humes & POstOn, Attorneys. teI4
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
Newton Ford & Co, s bales OF cotton;
Clarke, Ely 81 Co, Is do; II Torrance, 2
do; Black, Estes q Co, 4 do; Stewart Bros
& Fizsr, Is do; FargasOn 81 Clay, ! do;
Dav & PrOuddt, 2 DO; w B GslbTeath, S
do; Jones, Brown * Co, 2 do; Busby,
Johnson & Co, 4 do: EdmOnds, Todd &
Co, 3 do; Smith, Neel & Co, 4 do; A J
Roach d Co, 4 do; Guy, Mcclellan e Co,
G do; Partes, Burleson q Co. . do; Lane,
Moore 81 Co, 3 do; ROotes, Vance IL Co, 8
do; Z M AppersOn & Co, s do; Parker,
" & Co, 3 do; Stanton & Moore, + do;
Gage q Fisher, g do; billiard, Pinson &
Co, 3 do; J II Dee, 1 do ] f Frank IL Co,
. do; Risk & Johnson, 1 lot sundries;
Ashbrook d White, 1 pkg sundries; Col
Inns, B n Co, q do; Moore, Esder & Co, 1
car lumber.
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satnrdaY. All Ist. 81

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wIts tract Of land situated,
lying and being in the county OF SHELBY and
State OF Tennessee, on the state line Coad
three miles from the city OF Memphis. con-
tanning iJ]z acres, which said laad Is subol-
vided INTO tracts Of aDOut 5 acres each,
Also. lots Nos. 1, q 8, 4,5,6, Z and 3 Of the
homestead tract on the corEer of Walnut
and TAFT streets, in the city OF Memphis,
Shelby county, state OF Tennessee.
Also, lots Nos 10, D., rs, IL IS and 10 of the
homestead tract; plat and diagram OF the
above described property is On NE in my
office. II said land I8 not sold on the day
designated the sale VII be continued rom
day 10 day until su is sold.
TERMS OF fourth Q9s1, balance
In s.. u and Is months, taking notes bearing
interest, with good security, and retaining Is
lien for the same.
PIats or diagrams may be had OF Register &
Irrelevant, auctiOnsers, or ct my Office.
March l. ISL.
NJ. ID. Il. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Hanson, SWingley & Dashials SOls. for COM
claimant. ml2
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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
Rffaehmanf sut-

Orgu Brothers & Co firm composed Of Wm.
Org1ll. Edmund Urgll. Geo. J.. Dennison,
A. 5. McNear IS. j. d. Allen.
DEFOkE JAMES Hal Justice OF the Peace
- Tor Shelby county. Affidavit having been
made In this cause, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied, ETC.:
Z is therefore ordered, That publication De
made In the Memphis Daily Appeal, news
paper published IN the city Of Memphis LOT
four successive weeks commandtng the said
j. j. Allen to appear before me- az
ONCE. In the city OF Mem
In the 4Lh Civil District OF said county
lie sth dav OF April, 1871, at 10 O'Clock
am, and make defense TO said suit against
them. or 10 viii be proceeded with eZparte,
JAMES HALL.
mr5 Justice Peace Tor shelby eOun 3.
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or THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
- COUNTY. %TENNEssEE.
FEBRUARY L, ISL.

Gen. Marcus 3. Wright.
sheriff ol1haIbT County. Tenn;
SIR. In accordance with an order OF the
Quarterly Couuty Court. maize az IFS Jauuarv.
ls1l, Term, Il awe the honor b. submit The fal-
lowing statement Tor publication with uofiee
Of election for the ratification OF a sutscrIl-
ton Of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars 85l
00I made by said CJurt to tleselma. Marion
and Memphis Railroad Company
~
To amount due April b $50. as per
statement OF I8hu League, ESQ,
eE-C0unty Court CLERK. which was
based upon q report Of the Presi-
dent Of COuuty commissioner,
made August, 1854 10 IS
To amount appropriated 1y Quar-
terly County Court since April ].
1870, % February J. B7L----.- 1928 %
To amount warrants issued By Hon
It q Bleckley, Chairman and F-
nanclal Agent, as per his state
meut in payment of certified bills
or costs. etc aa oTTgva-
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NOB-Rssidsnt Notice,

No. 1854, N. R. DIN the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee.-G. A.
Bateman and J. Il. BaJeman VS. Joel smith
and A. B. 5naveiy.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to In this
j cause that the defendants, joel smith and
A 3. Sneveiy, are nOn-residents Of the state
of Tennessee, and that they are indebted to
compliments in the sum Of scotland that on
these grounds an attachment issued from
this court, attaching so much Of the estate OF
the said Joel Smith, especially certain cotton
namedi in the bill of COm~plainants as TO sat
isfy cOmplainants' claim, which attachment
has been returned, levied. etc.
Il IS therefore ordered, hat they MAKE
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of the second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, in tine city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday In April, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill. or the same viii be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing aX-
parte, and that a copy of this order be pub
Iished once a week Tor Iour successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal.
This February y, lS7L.
A cOpy-attests
NJ. d. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By BELCHER, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson g. Beard, Sos. for com. fe23
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Transactions on Change yesterday
we've light; 100 barrels peachbsows,
AZ IS: 40 barrels pinkeyes, So %; 100
sack oats, Gle; corn was offered IN the
sbueix at 70 and no buyers The
Drices in store are given below.
Ar ANn BEER-Ale, Sl0Gl0 so per hail
ber-aI Porter, eli. Lager, per key, s. p.
AIe Der dozen, sos . for quarters; ia
: 56 tor hints. Porter, do, Guinness q
yoUng's scotch sie, in pintss 81 90 per
dozen.
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The greatest amount insured in any one
risk rarely exceeds s55,UJO, on best store
houses only.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
OF said Company, TO be insured in any one
OWE or village. discretionary.
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HondaY 90 -. 81

within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-W1ti The undivided Uue-LLlrd
interest OF defendant. J. W. Wright. in and
to the following lots, t0-Tlt, Lot No. 6, OF
Block Is, pa fernando street, corner OF ST.
HOtts part of lot No. 2, block lj, DesOt0 street,
between Beals snd Linden; part Of block 81.
20E78 feet. on the north side of Eel @ street.
betWe-n Main aud shelby strsets5 une-haH
Of lot No. s, block 50, 57El5 te-t. or the south
side OF Vance street, west of orleans street
lot No. Is, OF block g. on Bradford street, etZ
100 feet; part or lot 81. zsxi4S feet. on MisSis-
sippi row, between Market and Exchange
streets. All situated in Memphis SHELBY
county, Tennessee.
TERMS or SALE-C8sh.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
J. Ii. E~OEEEU-GE, Attorney teE
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NOTICE TO NOR-REslDEETs.
Non.ResIdant Notics.

No 3, r sD-In the First Chsncery CouTtOi
shelby county, Tennessee. u. and u. AZ.
Black firm Of Black Bros, q CO.. vs.. j. q.
Jarvis ct al.
TT appearing that an attachment writ was
4 issued in this cause, February &th, 1871,
against the estate of ] q. Jarvis and r. Gun
bingham, on the bill Of co~mpla1nanls, q
oath filed herein, alleging that said j. =. jar
Wis and F.. e. Cunningham are non residents
OF the State OF Tennessee and citizens OF Mis-
souri,. that they are indebted to complain
ants In the sum of about SZ3, as evidenced by
allegations and accounts IN said bill OF COM
p~Iaiuants or goods sold and money loaned
defendant, Jarvis: that salo attachment has
been returned, levied upon the property OF
said defendants.
1t is therefore ordered, Thatthey make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before The next
term Of said court, commencing on the
nrst Monday in April, 1871, and plead, an
swer or demur 70 COmplaiuants Dill, or the
same win be taken for confessed as 20 them
and SCI Tor hearing eXparte; and that a copy
this order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
A COpy-attost:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY R. j. BLACK, ID. q. M.
l.. g. Mcfarland, SOL. for complt- mh4
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RIVER NEWS.
RTvERs. wEATHER AND BUSINESS.

in PORT,
p Walt. Alice Dean. NJ, Eber
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CHARCERY SALE or REAL ES-
TATE,

No. g8-N R-Flrst ChaBcsry Court ofSbel-
by c0uuty-John NJ. Br00ks, admir- Of Eli
iah Brooks, deceased, vs.. Anderson e.
Belts.
n Y virtue OF an intsrlocutory decree for
ID sale. entered In the sb0ve cause, EOvem-
be %, 1879. i viii sell. at public auCtionIn-
Mas ter's ONCE. GreeulaW block Second stand
IN the eity Of MemplIs, Iennessee. onreeb,
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NEW y5FK. March 10, 10 a.m.-C5tton
urn. Sales ~ all United States ports
yesterday, l6. $50 bales; receipts, - AS
,-Ses; receipts here, 3lS5 bales. Quota
ffr,. Ordinary, Nee Good Ordinary,
1ga.- Low Middling, 1896 MiddlIng,
I4Zs. Ca cd Sid ling l65sc.
l6.s5 ~a.m.--C0tJon urmI holders asking
nI5Rm-Cotten duh; factions anxious
10 realize. Low MiddlIngs, l3Mc; Mid
dliugs, I4.sJ; e1ntEaCts-March and Aprl,
p.m-Cotton quiet and unchanged.
Salss-0u spot, 5Zi bales; futures iorsgO
bales; March, E@sgl5 7-l5i April lo
May, 1889; june, l3 44l35zc. Last
evening June sold at lIc.
Zp-m-CottOu quiet and unchanged,
Sales on spot sou bales futures 1900
Bsla-.
ESQ p.m.-COtt0n inactive snd nominal
Iv unchanged; sales on spot, l1OJ bales;
contracts 1900 bales, mostly at yesterday
prices.
4pm-AIarket steady; sales to spin
mere, 5I4 bales; exports, 20l7 bales spec
uIation ZIG baissi contracts, $500 bales
March. - .-ApriI 1879. nj Y,l55zc; June,
FgsLe. JuIv.I5szc: August, lie. Sales for the
wssk-zpiuners, 3s40 bales exports, lo,-
30 bales; contracts, l47, 600 bales. Ordi-
nary IIl.c; Good Ordinary, l25sci Low
AItdIiug, 1890; Middlngl l4@si GOOD
A'iddliug, Zoe,
COTTON ia NEW ORLEANS,
rr ,pnLgaEs. March 10, u Mot
ton irregula- 0uJ active At l49l4sci sales
100 bales.
2p.m Cotton active; Mlddlingi LAG
l4lto; sales, 10, zoo bales.
COTTON IE LIVERPOOL.
LrvEKPooL, March 10, Il;I5 am.-Cotton
market opened quiet. Sales are estimated
at 10000 balUs. MIddliug Upisnds, $3.50;
AIddIing Orleans. 75-ldd.
I.l5 pm-COtloH market dun; sales for
che day. 10000 bales, OF which 28O0 were
for sssculatiou. Middlng Uplands,
T3-I6d; Middling Orleans 7-l6d,
sp.m-C5tton dull and tending down
ward; Uplands. 75s475sd; Orleans 71s9
I'D; sales, l0,CW bales.
5pm-Cotton closed dull and easier,
selGS. 1900 baies3 export and specula-
too, 255O bales Ipianda, 71sd; Orleans
55sd.
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MEMPHIS, March 10, 1871.
RiUsT E.}uOr ADDeQL-Riyer rose .
inches in past "A hours. Below high
water marx of 1867, II inches,
JOHN TENT.
The rise goes on slowly here, but
by our next issue we hope to record
the river at a stand. The hight al
ready attained is wonderful this early
in the season, and in many places u
planters are OVerHOWed, The upper
rivers are all falling, but are at a big
stage, and the same may be said of
the Arkansas and White rivers. Yes
berday was a lovely, springlike day.
The sun shOne out brilliantly. Bush
ness on the levee was not so active.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Richmond left last evening for
New Orleans. She added here some
sixty passengers, 1916 sacks oil cake,
and 500 bales cotton.
The MOllie Ebert came in from the
Ohio loaded with Plttsburg truck.
She put OF q few boxes Of glass here
and laid over several hours patching
her boilers.
The Kate Kinney passed up seven
DAYS out from New Orleans. She lost
her Chimneys overheard IN the storm
near Napoleon and looked badly under
bare stump5.
The Glencoe passes up at an early
hOurtO day. She has among her pas
sengers the famous Evansville Silver
COrnet Band, on their return home
from New Orleans.
The Julia, Captain Townsend, viii
An-- IIHHaHH #lLL.HH HAE N.rTEHErnHrr aud
the bends. She is an excellent pas
senger packet. Jimmy Thompson is
her chief clerk.
The Alice Dean, with VIII p.
Walker in the office, leaves to-day for
Cairo and Cincinnati. She is the reg
ular packet.
The George w. Cheek, Capt. Mark
Cheek, viii get away this evening for
Friar's Point and all way landings.
Frank GOnterman is chief clerk.
The A. j.. White will leave on Mon
day for Napoleon. Her cylinder is
being placed i'm position.
The dne and deet passenger steamer
Olive Branch leaves to-day at pm.
for New Orleans. John Il. McCord Is
master and Ell. Hawks is at the desk.
The r. =. Walt, Captain VIM. Ash
ford, gets away to-day for al landings
on White river. She is the regular
United States mail packet, and Is one
Of the finest passenger steamers ahOat.
She connects with the train for Little
Rock, and with the Fort Smith for
upper White river. Messrs, Outlaw,
Butler and Smithers are her clerks.
The Alaska passed up yesterday,
five days out from New Orleans,
The City of NicksbuTg passed up.
She put of $50 bales Of cotton and
1000 sacks Of seed.
The toWbOats CARAT and Mary
Ann passed up yesterday and the A.
Wood down.
The II. p. Walt brought in 928 bales
of cotton, and re-shipped 63 bales at
the mouth for New Orleans.
The Grand Tower, Captain LennOx,
viii leave to-day for Cairo and St.
Louis. She is an elegant passenger
packet. Mr.. White is her chief clerk.
Al. CrOXall, clerk Of the Kate Kin
ney, LETT for Louisville yesterday by
rail.
The Richmond got caught in the
storm near New Madrid, and came
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aAlLsoA5s
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE
EFFECT IAH. 9, 1871

BT0WnHVIIe AooOUmO0GLOu I1TV0 0lITV
(eEceptBunday) Gt AIS p.Ea.
Daily through train % Nashville and CHAT
taGoOga, without change OF cara, IszFeH 81
z.5 p.Ia.; arrives In Nashville at 9aln., Chat
tanOOga at 10 nsZt day.
Depot at head OF Main street.
Ticket Office, z7% Main street, one deer
Of jefferson
The a~inlsaViug Memphis at LIS pm rams
daily. The El5 am. train does not run on
Sunday. Both trains ran through to Louis
Vile Without ang Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the1:8 pm. train from Neu-
phia 20 Louisville connecting 40 Louisville
with through cars 70 Philadelphia. Cleveland,
BunslOaud New YORK, without change. Only
ons change from Louisville to H2ltimors,
Washington City Gud Boston. 6ertrs ard
5tFterOoms, in through cars, can be engaged
st Una Ticket once, &TE MaIu street.
J.E. BOYD, Superintendent.
9PrED, TirkT- AGENT ianT
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Northeastern Eotics.

Shelby cnumtv, Tenn@Lucius 4. Polk OF al
vz. i. 81. Foster Ell al
FT appearing from afddayit in this cause
tbeftbe defendants, JOIN w. Green, John
N E~fapdifer and J. N. An derEon are citizens
of Arkansas and nOn-residcnts Of the State
of Tennessee:
abnearencs herein. al thecourt-hOuse in the
citg OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF before the first
Monday I'M May, 1871, and plead, an
swgr CT demur to complamants Dill, OF
them, aud sell for hearing eEparte, and that q
copy OF this order be published once q week
for four successive weeks Ia the Mempne
APPEAL-
A copy-atiest.
EDMUND A. COLE, clerk and Master.
BY r. j. RACK, Deputy O.. and M.
Harris a Pillow, bols, Tor cOmplnt, mhl9
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CbanCery Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY. APRIL Ist. 1871.

No. 43TS.-Iu the Second Cbancery CONT OF
Shelby county. Tenn. CatharIns McGratn,
Adm'E, W.. Margaret McSrath e5 al
~ By virtue OF an order of SAILS made In
this cause.J viii sell, at public auction, to
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On the premises, sell pubIcIy-to One -es1
bidder. Tor cash. b lOloWiug described LOO
I'm the city OF Memphis, and the fu uTna
mauts thereon. uo-WIGs Commence q
stake ON the south side or PCu streets
hence running s1ull L1 HssE OBJ - .s5
thence east - feet TO- stake. ala-ca north
TO the c0ruers bsil- .U- 500 %
Watt q. Bradf0rds subdivision and uu Oh
country lot No. 500 Equity OF
waived. March j.. Ieli.
NM R.G CANNON. trustee
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CHAHCERY SALES.
CHANcERY SALE

aHAI
No. ISIS, N. RI. P. Taylor vs.. a. I. shaw
ct ux.-FIrst Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.
by virtue OF an fnterlOcutory decree for
- sale entered in the above causs, jan
uary ?, ISL, I VIII sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, on TIE PREaLsEs,
between Oakland aud Macon, in Eayette
county, Tennessee, on
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-LEsAL H0TIeEs.


HAVING qualified as szacut1ss end aE1I-
N triE Of the last win 0t-Euue- E walker
deceased, we hereby give Louea t1- Hsl
TO present aud lle with us GaL-arr1Ul ana
demand aguLusE said asH-
John W. WELLZa
SAMUEL p WALa
ELLEN IT. WALK
Executors and EEecl.-.E
MOB 3 WArr--u a-Et-rnera. Nina
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eHARCERY SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

No. 75g. N. R-First Clancery Court ofShelby
al.
h Y virtue OF an iuterIOcutory decree for
ID sale entered Ia the above cause February
10. 1871, I VIII sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder. in rrOli of the Clerk and
Masters Offices reeuIaW Bl0ck,=ecUnd street,
I'm the civ OF hGemuhiE. Tenn. on
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LTu
BY amount OF warrants. cash and
Memphis and Ohio Railroad c0u-
pOus collected and paid % County
Trustee exclusive Uf his comufs-
si0nsl since april Z, 1870 10 Eebru-
ny ], %
BY amount Mississippi River Rail-
ulnd bond and coupon tax collect
ed by Wm- McLelu, state and
county Tax Collector, TO February
d B,9I8
BY amount Mississippi River Rail-
road bond and coupon TAX collect
ell by Frank TAM. hirst Cir. Court
Clerk 20 February a. LSl-- $50 81
By amount OF cash and warrants in
the hands of j. Harvey Mathes.
tax collector ON privileges, Fe5ru-
airy Z 52 ss
~ amount i'm The hands or James
Reilly, County Court Clerk, Feb
ruary J. 1881.
gsgGlW
Amount due TO aIauce 51.5s4 q
$50 81
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CHAMBER OF CONLHERCE,
MEMPHIS. March 10, ISL.
stock. September J, lsI5-. $3.50
Red since last srauemaut l472
Received pT6ylOusiy--... 81 ZaJ-lo,69o
422,gIS
Shipped since last STINT. 1916
Shipped previously -....- 3g7, 755-S50,O59
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Selma, AarI0nald Hemplls Railroad Com
psHy Of TGaasssss and Mississippi,

Formerly the Memphis, Holly Springs Oko-
Iona ana Selma RAILROAD Company.
Those who favor the subscription shall
have on their LlcEets the words U SUB
SCEIPFION." Those who oppose tue sub
shall have on their tickets NO
SUBSCRIPTIONS"
A list ofOmcsrs, Judges and Clerks, will be
published before the day or the election.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
February 23r ISL Sheriff Shelby County.
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TIMETABLES

MEMPHIS n LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Until further orders, trains will run daily
Sunday excepted as follows:
ARRIVES: "
pm. 200 am
Brinkley. ......-------I 2sOUm m. 1880 pn
Freight train viii leave HopeAeld Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at am.
Arrive at HOpeheld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
Ferryboat willleave the whsrfbOat, foot OF
onion street, daily at6.l5 am.
No through tickets viii be sold after jan
uary 81, ISL. &. u. WILLIAMS, tent supt.
B. p. ROBSON, Asst Sup'L.
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The market was further depressed
yesterday by a slight decline ia New
York and a shading of at Liverpool.
Buyers in the early part Of the day,
while sellers in some cases were anX-
i0us to realize, others however, were
firm iu their views and unwilling TO
make concessions demanded by buy
ars. until toward the middle Of the
day, when sellers seeing no prospect
of an advance, in many instances
sought the 7treetin search Of purchas.
ers. Sales, including 300 bales sold
late in the evening previous, were
POO bales at irregular prices.
Low Ordinary ranging from S to Sic;
Ordinary and Strict Ordinary, 9tO glc;
Stains and Clean Stains at 10 to ll5c;
Good Ordinary at II TO l2c; Low Mid
ding and Strict Low Middling at Is
10 1879; MiddIing at 1870, and a few
bales of Strict Midiling at l4C. Sew
eral lists were sold during the day,
among them one of go bales Clean
Stains at lice. Private kilograms, re-
cefEed late in the evening from New
York ard Liverpool, anticipated a fur
Their decline.
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ELECTION NOTICE.


ID Y virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
%. County Court Of Shelby County, In Quar-
-afly Session, at the January Term, l37L, i
VAL pen and hold an Election, at all theIegai
voting places in said Comfy,
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HENPETs AND CHARLEsToN RAILROAD

MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
A~ERIVEs: LEAVE
New Orleans Mail, daily 200 pm. 1880 pm.
Express, aly.--.-..-...-- $500 am, $50 pm.
Freight, daily eXCeptSuu-
Gay ....-..................... 2:l5 I'm. $40 am.
Depot at foot Of Main street. Ticket Ctice,
27k Main street, one door north Of Jefferson
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COMPrEOLLER's OFFICE,

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COMPTEOLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. j zuuary l., ISL
T.. I'D. r. P-ENNEBAEER, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Pacific
Fire Insurance Company located at san Fran
cisco, In the State of CsIitOruia. has produced
TO me satisfactory evidence that said com.
pany has complied with all the requirements
OF tie laws of the State of Tennessee, im-
posed on insurance companies. and fur
Their certify that MeAsrs. H. 4. TOmlnsOu &
Co, agents of said Company, have also
complied with the requirements Ofthe laws
of the state, made and provided in such
cases
Wherefore said Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact The BUSH
ness OF Insurance IN this state. at Memphis,
Tennessee. ED. r. PENEEBAkEh,
COmptrOiler of Tennessee.