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Tuesday, August IS, 1871,

Within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain parcel of land situated in the city
OF Memphis. Shelby connty, Tennessee,
known and designated on the plan OF said
city as the southern part of lot S24; beginning
at the southwest corner of lot S24, on the esst
side of Second street, and fronting the same
and an alley; running thence east with said
alley II4S< feetl one hundred and fOrty-eight t
feet and six inches to the southeast corner OF
said lots TO an alley; thence with the west
side Of said lot [4S% feetl forty eight feet six
inches to q stake; thence west TO said Second
street [lzS5<l one hundred and forty-eight feet
six inches; thence south with second street
to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half I1<1 cash; bal
ance in two equal instalments, due In six
and twelve months-fOr which deferred pay
ments the purchaser shall execute notes
with approved security. Lien to be retained
till same are paid.
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Wilson q Beard and Jno. g. Finnie. Att'yis,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, July l5.-Cotton is dull
and dropping, 20Lc. Flour steady and
In moderate demand; family, So 6096 70;
new, 25c less. Wheat dun and prices
dropping; new red, 81 209l 25. Corn
duh an q priC ss q shade lower, 55c. Rye
dull and prices nominal; new S5CRSSo.
Barley quiet and unchanged in every re-
spect. Groceries unchanged. Linse3d oil
steady with a moderate demand, S9c.
Lard oil steady with a moderate demand
75@7Sc. Eggs dull and prices dropping,
l2c for selected. Butter quiet snd un-
changed. Cheese do. Pork dull and un-
changed; no sale. Lard dull and prices
dropping; winter can be bought at IO1<c.
Bulk meats dull and prices nominal.
They can be bought at 5AQ7o for HhOul-
ders and 71f972<c for sides. Bacon quiet
and weak; shoulders, exc; sides, $40
SIC. Hogs steady, with moderate de-
mand, "a 2NG4 65. Cattle dull and un-
changed. The market is overstOcked.
Whisky is IN fair demand and market firm
at Ole.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, July Is. - Cotton dull /;
middling, 2Oc; net receipts, 81 bales;
exports to the continent, $50 bales; coast
wise, AZ; stock, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, July 15.-CottOn-no de-
mand; middling, 19kc; net receipts, SO
bales; exports cosstwise, 7S; stock, 5629.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, July 15.-Cotton market
dull; good ordinary, 16c. Net receipts,
$50 bales; exports cosstwise, $50; to
Great Britain, 1912; sales, 100; stock, 10S,-
5Sl.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July' 15, S;15 p.m.- Consols,
93A. United States CoupOns-5. .2Os of
1862, 92H; do '65, 921s; do '67, sl1S; do
l0-40s, 9l%
LIVERPOOL, July Is. - Cotton heavy !;
Uplsnds, Sd; Orleans, 91S@91zd. Sales,
10000 bales; for speculation and export,
5000. Bresdstutfs and provisions un-
changed. Weather favorable to crops.
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REMOVAL.

A" W. RIfOHIE has removed his Hard.
w ware and Chain Pump store 70 NO. 15z
SECOND STREET, opposite Moore EdeT q
Co. b Planning MIL
Memphis. Tenn, July 9, III 1y9
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POLITICAL


Kentucky-MOnday, August z.
CalifOrniR-Tuesday, September 4.
Vermont-Tuesday, September 4.
Maine-MOnday, September 10.
Texas-SpeeiRl election for four Con-
gressmen, commences Tuesday, Oc-
tober 8.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Iowa
Tuesday, October 10.
New York, Massachusetts, New
Jersey-Tuesday, November z.
nlinois-Congressman at large, No
Vember Z.
STATE CONVENTIONS TO BE HELD 1871
Wisconsin, Democratic, August q.
Wisconsin, Republican, August 30,
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THE MISSES LANE
Apnn RnWARD

GEnn REW ARD.
WVUU THE ACTUAL VALUE OF THE
DIAMOND CROSS, taken from me on the
night of the 5th inst is Eight Hundred Dol
lars. win pay Five Hundred Dollars TO any
person returning it to me in perfect order
and no questions asked. LOU. FIHsER,
jyI4 lss second street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RneKEYE SAINE

HVE have Just resolved full supply OF
w BUCK EYE HALVE. We shan hersak-
ter be fully prepared 20 meet the demand for
this Justly celebrated Pile remedy. Wholesale
g. ". JONES 4 co,
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The gold miners OF Colorado have
stampeded for the silver mines.
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The Germans OF Cincinnati demand
the repeal of the Sunday liquor law,
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DTxEX
Washing Machine.
Patented February p. IS7l, by
JHO. COURT, OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
MANUFACTURED BY
cUBBINs, QUINN q coovER
nv

Wheeler, Pickens q Co., No. $50 Main st.
r. G. Craig q Co., No 81 Main street.
Collins, BidgOOd q Co., No. ls4 Main at.
N. Schwsrzenberg, No. - Main street.
FVNHLS Is admitted to be, by thoss who have
examined Il, the best Washing Machine
before the public. Patent rights for sale.
fyg
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MONDAY, JULY 18th

P.s.-We have decided to give every
body a benefit Of this sale, therefore We
will break packages
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-19

secretary OF board of managers; William a.
Brodie. Theodore Fachiri, George cornwall,
Hermann Meter, NJ. B.. Fielding, Mayer Len
man, John h. human, J: I. 500
mon Ranger, Robert 1,aaaan = : e co D,
ham. WllllEci E. Bunker, board Of managers
RE- Voorhees,, superintendent OF exchange. ;,
On the floor OF the exchange the princlpaE
business transacted Is that in contracts lot for-
ward delivery. Immediately after making q
sale the broker or seller furnishes q memoran-
dunn of such.sale to the superintendent OF tne
exchange, wbe has 1t recorded on tne ouiletln
in the open exchange. Transactions IN cotton
on the SPOT are effected in the offices OF the
brokers, where Upon long tables are constant
~ displayed innumerable samples OF all INES
of cotton. AT 3 P. NJ. each day the brokers'
send to the superintendent OF Gne ekcnanse
reports written on prepared oianks OF tne safes
OF spot cotton made TO exporters, spin W.; ~
each class of buyers, with a complete iist OF
contracts made. These are consolidated oy tne
superintendent and with the quotations olbn
day. which have been decided upon oy q CON-
mittee of seven appointed by the board otman.
ayers, are printed tor the use OF The menoers vi
the exchange. In the offices OF many OF tae
members of the trade are telegraphic lnstru-
ments connected with an instrument IN the
exchange, by means Of which the current IN
formation Of the exchange io continually
transmitted 10 the Offices. The exchange
during regular hours of business presents q
scene OF great activity, buyers, brokers and
sellers passing rapidly among the tarong, as
pertaining the state of the market and It's
probable tendency. The exchange, tnough
young and vigorous, is, in the opinion OF many
Of its frequenters, sun sn aS;eb pee o. s Ssseest
that regular sessions should be held, similar
to those OF the stock board, at which there
should be calls for the several months. Otner
OF the members believe that the present moae
of doing business will in the end prove TO De
the most satisfactory. The enterprise meets
the hearty-approval ofthe business community,
and the future OF the New. ork Cotton Elk
change promises to excel greatly in Influence
aud usefulness the auticIpalions ofits founders.
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THE COURSE OF COTTON.
TEE MovEMENr FOE THE WEEK.
New YORK. June i

NEW 1Uhh, JuHS 1o'
Cotton movement shows continued falling
of; totals smallest for any week since retro
grade movement set In. Exports about one
half the corresponding week of last year. Re-
celpts at all the ports 24.o46 bales, against 2s,-
1856 last week, 36,4O2 the previous week, and
40, l7S three weeks since. Receipts since Sep
TENDER 3,4s5, l76 bales, against 2,s0O,47s cor
responding period previous year. Exports
from all ports 2O,s7O bales. against 40, 1882 last
year. Exports for expired portion of year
3,O03, 732 bales, against 2,022,s2 last year.
Sock at all ports 224,s51 bales, against 22s,277
for the same time last year. The stocks at the
interior towns are 1924 bales, against 46, SOC
last year. The stock in Liverpool is 945, 900
bales, against 62S, 600 last year. The American
cotton aiost for Great Britain amounts to
1872, 600 bales, against lis, 900 last year: The
Indian cotton aloat for Europe is Al, s55
bales, against 355. I46 last year.
Theaweather accounts. from the South re-
port continued heavy rains in the Calf States,
and also high up the Mississippi River; but to.
wards the close of the week the rains abated
somewhat, and the weather vas rather more
favorable.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June II.
T.. E. johnson has been restored to the mar
shalship OF South Carolina.
Two million five hundred thousand dollars
in gold reached the treasury safely from San
Francisco. The weight was six tons.
General S. S. Fry has been appointed super
visor of internal revenue for Kentucky.
1t is-positively known that Jules Ferry comes
here as French Minister.
Governor Lindsay, of Alabama, concluded
his testimony before the Ku-Klux .investigat-
ing committee to-day, having been subjected
to q searching examination of seven or eight
hours, in relation to the condition Of affairs In
his State. The details of his evidence has not
been made public, but it is known that he
gave an unqualified denial to reports of politi-
cal ouirdges and organized resistance to the
law In Alabama, and expressed his belief, from
all sources OF information available to him,
that said State has not been 80 quiet, orderly
and peaceful in twenty years, as at present.
acknowledgements of free education have been
provided aud are impartially accessible for
all classes, both white and colored, and In no
parte of the State is any one In danger of mo-
lestation or violence, on account of his politi-
cal sentiments.
Governor Lindsay has gone to New York,
for the purpose OF securing the interest OF Ala
to The amount of six and o half millions
IN the Alabama n Chattanooga Railroad, and
also to provide FOR the paymsntof etvvv"
annual interest due January first. Tue Gov
ernor was considering several propositions
oil protecting the debt to the State, but he de-
sires to adopt a policy which will also protect
private creditors, especially laborers.
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A NATIONAL Loss.

IFagical Death Of the Hon. Clement a.
vnlla ndighani.
LEBANON, June II.
Hon. C. L. vallandigham, while Illustrating
to his fellow counsel 10 a murder case how a
dead man might have shot himself, accidental
Iy discharged the pistol, woundils himself in
the bowels. At 2 o'clock this morning, he was
slill conscious, but in great pain. Internal
hemorrhage is probable. Physicians pronounce
his condition very serious. There seems hard
ly u possibility Of his recovery.
LATER.-Mr. V~allandigham is dead.
CUMBERLAND, June II.
Mrs. vallandigham was here, attending the
funeral OF her brother-Hop:J. v. L. Mchahon.
She Is completely distracted, and will be taken
10 Dayton to night.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Methodist Book Concern Committee
nave allowed DR.. Lanahan access to the
books.
Bishop McIlwaine, Of Ohio, and Thuriow
Weed sailed for Europe on Saturday.
Weston beats his time eighteen minutes.
He made the last mile in eleven minutes and
seven seconds.
The laborers below Chattanooga on Satur-
day stopped q train which was pursuing a
fugitive train, dectarirg that no train shall go
South.
The Grand Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons
of Canada, by unanimous vote, have resumed
allegiance to the General Grand Chapter oi
The United States, FROM which they seeded In
1860.
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PlaintIns' Attorneys, Georgetown, S. Q.
junlQ-m8 ,s .,,a

@e THE STATE oAsOUTH CARROLL
Ma. COUNTY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Con-.
mon ~Pleas.-HENRY ". DtRYEE and JOHN l..
MACFADDiN, Partners ulder the.drm name OF
HENRI, ", ggRYEE &..g4a PlalnGITs AEA.tAst
JAMES j. PERkTN3, DeIeucHub.-OopJ SuWmouo
for Money Demand.-[Conp!aiat not served.]
TO JAMES j.. PERKINS, Defendant in this &C.
tlon: You are hereby summoned and required, to
answer the complaint In this action, which was
filed In the office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for the said county, on the ninth day
June, 1871, and to serve q copy OF your answer on
the subscribers at their office, Georgetown, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service OF
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice.
fyou fall to answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs Will take Judgment
against you fer the sum Of Two hundred and
twenty seven $500 dollars, with interest at the
rate of seven per cent. per annum from the fourth
day OF March, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and costs.
Dated May soth, 1871. .ii.
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5perial Nnt,res.
@- THE sTATB OF SOUTH CARROLL.

@- THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, COUNTY OF GEoRGEroWN-Oourt Of
Common Pleas-ARMAzIAH D. BARBER and
JOHN B. GREEN, Partners under the drm name
of A. D.. BARBER 4 CO., plaintiffs, against JAMES
]. PERKINS, Defendaat-copy. Summons for
Money Demaal1Complalnt not servedl
To JAMES J. PERKINS,, Defendant in this &C.
tIor: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint In this action, which was
fled In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for the said County, on the 9th day Of
Juae, 1911, and to sefyea copy Of Your answer
on the subscribers at their once, Georgetown, s.
c., within twenty days atter1 the service Of this
nmmons on you, exclusive VI the day. Of ser.
vice. c - -
If you failto answer this complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the Pls!ntins will take judgment
against you for the sum Of one hundred and nine.
ty.sevep s7.1o0 dollars, with interest at the rate
of seven.per cent. per aunua from the 14th' day
OF December, one thousand, eight hundred and
slxty.nlne, aud costs:.. ..
Dated May 8. tn, 1871 al-
tEEOy nn1rEp -
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THE STATE on SOUTH CAR,
iunl9-m6

me- THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
Common Pleas.-N. A. KNAPP and N. A. HUME,
partners under the nrm name Of n. A.. KNAPP
CO., Plaintiffs. against JAMES ]. PERKINS, De.
fendant-Oopy Summons for Money Demand,
complaint not ~servel.l
To JAMES j.. PERKINS, Defendant In this &C.
ton: You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer The complaint In this action. which was
fled in thu ofics OF The Court OF Comm n Pleas
for the said County, on the ninth day OF June
1871, and to serve q copy Of your answer on the
Subscribers, ct thelr. office, Georgetown, South
Carolina, within twenty days after the service
Of this summons on you, exclusive Of the day OF
service.
II you fall to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs will take judgment
against you Tor the sum OF four hundred and
twenty. seven s5.1oo dollars, with Interest at me
rate OF seven per cent. per annun from the third
day OF March, ore thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and costs.
Dated May 30, 1871.
u. WILSON & Do2iER,
plaintiffs Attorneys,
Georgetown, S. c.
To the Defendant, JAMES j. PERKINS: Take
notice that the summons in this action, of which
the foregoing Ia q copy, with complaint annexed.
was nledin the office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas at Georgetown, In the County OF
Georgetown, and State OF South Carolina, on
the 9th day of June, ISL.
WILSON 4 DoZIER,
Painting Attorneys,
juule-m8 Georgetown, S. c.
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ALL ABOUT TIE STATE.
GEORGETOWN.

georgetown. :
Ben. Duncan, an epileptic, was found float
in the Samplt River on Wednesday. Yer.
dict, accidental drownirg."
Chester.
Rev. Mr.. Stewart, rector OF the Episcopal
Church at Chester, while OF Ids way to Union
on Saturday last, met with q painful accident,
BY which he sprained his right wrist aud ankle.
a D~arlington.
The Darlington Index states that the execn-
five committee of the Darlington Agricultural
Society offer, in addition to the premium llst
that has been distributed. several prizes to- be
awarded at their annual meeting IN August
next. The object is to advance. If possible,
the cultivation OF fruit IN luis County, Which
we think very requisite.
York.
The Yorkville Enquirer says: TUESDAY
last was the day advertised for Ihesale of real
estate in York County on whichthe taxes re-
main unpaid. Only seven parcels were sold,
ali the other %dellnquents having either paid
the respective amount assessed against them,
or made. arrangements for payment without
reserting TO the sale of the property"
Lancaster.
The Ledger. speaking OF the delinquent, tax
sale in that county, SAYS: "The treasurer OF
the county sold on Tuesday last parcels OF
thirty-three tracts OF land Tor dellpquent taxes
The State purchased twenty-eigat tracts or
parcels, private individuals five. There were,
including all, seventy-siX tracts advertised,
one-halt OF which number was settled up be-
fore the day OF SALE"
Beaufort.
P. M. Whitman has been elected sheriff of
Beaufort County for the une1pired term the
vacancy having been created by the unavoida-
BILE absence OF Mr.. Williams, the late incum-
bent, who is detained in Charleston BY. "cir-
cumstances over which he has no control"
The land sales that were advertised to take
place on the 18Th OF June, says the Beaufort
Republican, are illegal, from the fact that the
requirements of the law were not adhered to,
which distinctly states that they must be ad.
vertised two weeks previous to the sale. and
in this instance they were published only
about four days previous. ANOTHER fact,
which The taxpayers will please make O note
OF, net 10 pay for the advertising; that comes
from the State. The law allows them TO col
lect about sixty cents, which goes ipto Inc
pockets OF the officials, as their perquisite5 Tor
making out Gland certificates"
The same paper, speaking of the crops, says:
s'The crops as q general thing on the adjacent
islands are looking better than they have for a
number Of years. Much complaint has been
made in various carts OF the neighboriag States
ofrain, but we have had no more here than ls
necessary. At one time during May there was
great fear that everything would. die out fof
the want OF it, but since That period there has
been sufficient. Corn is looking finely, and
promises to be an abundant harvest
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TIE WE4rHER THIS DAP.

WASHINGTON, June lS.
Threatening weather, with severe local
storms, are probable for tonight west OF I'LL
nois. a falling barometer, with rain, will
probably continue on the east Atlantic coast,
by clear aud clearing weather on
morning. Fresh southeasterly Winds
probably prevail on Monday on the south
and middle Atlantic coasts, and the lower
r okoc
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, June II.
Tanpico was stormed, and all the insur-
rents were killed, wounded or captured. Vel
ow fever Is raging at Vera Cruz,
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IT. THE STATE OF SOUTH GIRO
LIMA, COUNTY o. aEoRaEToWN-oourt OF
Common Pleas.-wlLLIAMSHRYCE and JAMES
BRYCE, partners under tass fdrm name OF Will.
LIAM BRYCE & CO., nlafntaF4 against JAMES ].
PERKINS, observation-disclosures for money
demana.-[6omplr1nt not seryel.l
To. JAMES ]. PERKINS, Defendant In this &C.
tlon: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint If sais action, which was
fed in the once Of The glerE q the Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the said copdtg, on the ninth day
Of June, 1871, and to servea copy of your answer
the subscribers, at theirofnce, Georgetown, 8.
O., within twenty days afr the service OF this
summons on you, exclusive or the day OF service.
II you.rau to answer. this complains within the
lime aforesaid, the plaintiffs viii take Judgment
against san for The tum- OF. one hundred apd
ninesy-nine 2l-ioo dollsrsiil With interest al the
rnte of seven per cent. per sunur,, from the third
day OF July, one Thousand eight hundred and
and costs. -
Dated May 80, 1871.