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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-16
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Tee! ICE!
The undersigned begs leave to announre l"
hia friends and the public generally that he Ii"'
made arrangements for constant supply nj
BOSTON ICE,
and is now running wagons throug houl IT,. city,
when at all hours Of tho day, Sundays included,
ICE may lie had in small or large quantities 10
suit purchasers; Ice shipped to any part 81 '"F
country at the lowest market price
F. RECkER,
Depot, car. King and Faye5te SIS,
up l5-tf AleHanHrts, ' H.
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"a gg ig lsE - 60;
SUMNER SCHEDULE. BEGINNING
JULY TO- 1871

Two Tr:.:nS Daily except Sundays bc:wcr,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria at $40 Il. II. and 5 T. y:
Arrive at Hamilton at 10. SO n. m. and 1.2j ,. Ia
Leave Hamilton at $50 n. IN. and 10 p. IN
Arrive At Alexandria at so A. IN. and $40 p. IN.
The $40 a. IN. train from Alexandria and lA'
y. H. train from Hamilton, connect 1T Hamilton
with kcmps Daily Line Of Coaches for Purcell
Vile, Snickcr>vill,., Bcrrvville and Winchester
also. with Rcan"r, Line al Coaches, which leave
I.cc<burg daily lnr AIdie and Mddlcburg.
Annual tickets sixty dollars; commutatiu'.
tickets ~ trips NJ ,! cents per mile.
K. H. UANENNER,
iv7-tt General Ticket AgcN;
A LEXANDRIA \ WASHINGTON r Z
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RTILDL.NG .HETERI.7L.

I;AMES W. MALLS, son * co.,
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash, Blinds, D""r
and Window Frames, Brackets, Monldngi
Balusters, of different patterns ana Ss%r,
Posts. A large stock Of French and American
Glass, double and single thick Of all sizssL
Paints, OILS, Varnishea, Paint and White, Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
Machine Oil. Also, Lime, Of superior r aaIaty,
Roofing. Sc. A large stock of Pughs celebra-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments;
All orders for Lumber, Brick and All Kinds
of Building Material promptly attended TO. -
Terms cash. leD Ill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-16

TCE ICE.
| take This method of informing my friends
and the public generally that they will he fIIrn-
sh with
regularly, from my wagon daily.
Orders to br left at Ice Depot, NJ" - N"rlh
Fairfax street. opposite Mansion House, twhtre
ice cun be had in lots to suit ut all hours Of the
day.. and at Samuel Lunt5 drug store, corner
King and Washington streets:
an lD-tI EWELL C. ATNELL.
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RAND DUTCHESS COLOGNE.

Prince Vim. county, Va, jy 7,-lawtSl
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ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND Man
" ASIA; RAJ LkTAp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
WASHINGTON.

FISHING UP TIE FISHERY PAPERS.
WASHINGTON, d. O., February IL.
The State Department is busily en-
gagged arranging for convenient refer
ence all information in the archives
bearing upon the Alabama, fishery
and every other question OF difference
between the United States and Great
Britain, with q view of the approach
ing Joint High Commission.
CONSTITUTIONALIVY or THE CIVIL
RIGHTS BILL-LEGAL TENDER ACT
"A FOREIGN PRINCE IN TEE ST.
PREAIE COURT.
The Appropriation Committee of
the House have agered upon one hun
dred and seventy-tive thousand dol
lars for the New Orleans Custom
House.
The case of Blew d Kennard
against the United States, from Ken
lucky, will soon be argued before the
Supreme Court. The question is,
whether the second section of the
Thirteenth Amendment, authorizing
appropriate legislation by Con-
gress to carry into eject the first sec
IiOn OF the amendment vested in Con-
gress the constitutional power to
enact the civil rights bill of April,
1866.
The case Of Knox against Lee, from
Texas, will be argued in the Supreme
Court early next week. 1t involves
the cOntiscatiOn of property under
the Confederate Government and the
legal tender question, growing out Of
the collision in the San Francisco har-
Dor, whether a foreign prince can sue
in the Supreme Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
ALL SORTS.

An Italian author is writing a book
intended to redeem the character o
Catherine de Medicis from the uucOm.
. Portable reputation it has had to carry
for years.
Mr.. Brignoli, in attempting to say
at the Nilsson concert ia indianapolis
that MILE Nilsson was suffering from
a cold, declared that Mile Nilsson was
Z" leetle horse"
Lord Willoughby is a fresh sensa.
ti0n for the New York softheads,
There is no such title in the peerage,
but Lord Willoughby is the nonsense.
ton all the same.
It's stated that about so per cent.
Of the whole number Of the German
wounded have rejOined their regi-
ments in the field or have been
assigned to the reserve battalions.
The first two numbers have appear
ed of a new German novel entitled
Ham unit Sedan IAN illustrated
historical romance of the past and
the present, by Michael Burger,
The "Devil's Hopper" nesr the
line Of Brooks and Thomas counties,
Georgia, has recently been, for the first
time, entered, and proves the entrance
TO a cave some two hundred feet
below the surface.
Mile. Nilsson has written from Gin
cinnati a very complimentary letter
to Miss Vienna DemOrest, e0ngratu-
leting that young lady upon her late
successful debut as 9 vocalist. AZ
Nilsson's reqaest, Strakosch has en-
gagged Miss Demorest to sing in con-
cert with the Swedish Nightingale at
an early date.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
ENGLAND


VAST AND ABSURD EXPENDITURES.
LONDON, February 1.-THE de-
fensive works proposed by the Secre-
tary Of War, il is estimated, will cost
ESQ, 600, 900, and the new artillery re-
qUired will cost e10, ,OO0, 900.
There was no meeting Of the Con-
ference yesterday, the members being
disposed to await the arrival of the
representatives Of France.
PRINCE NAPOLEON MODEST.
A letter from Prince Napoleon ex-
plieitly denies that the Prince ever
offered himself to Bismarck as the
successor Of Emperor Napoleon.
A Berlin correspondent Of the Times
telegraphs that, if peace is not con
Guided prior to the assemblage Of the
German Diet, William viii probably
remain at Versailles and the meeting
Of Parliament be postponed.
The Versailles correspondent of the
Telegraph says William is suffering
from a severe attack OF rheumatism.
1t is stated that German troops are
concentrating in large numbers on the
Loire.
1t IS now announced that in case OF
the occupation of Paris by the Ger
mans being found necessary, that
FOlkenstein will be designated as the
governor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
ARKANSAS.
Impeachment Of sIayiOn-LIeHtsnaht- Gov
sraeF IohnsSH--Hls Case before the
Courts Prospects Of a Row.
. De MelnpbIs APPEA1.1

Special 70 the Memphis APPEAL.1
LITTLE ROCK, February 1.-THE
Supreme Court to-day issued a writ ol
quo t0qrrqlto upon Lieutenant Cover
nor Johnson, returnabIe tomorrow al
ten o'clock. The Lieutenant Governor
has not been able to find the sheriff to
have the writ served.
To-day the House Of Representatives
refused to recognize a message from
Governor Clayton by a vote of forty
two to thirty-two.
AS yet there is no conflict of au-
thOrity between Governor Clayton
and Lieutenant Governor johnson.
Clayton's friends held a meeting OF
negroes last night to indOrse him. 1t
passed anti-ClaytOn resolutions be-
fore adjournment.
Considerable excitement prevails
and some apprehensions of a disturb
ance are entertained.
The resolutions of Impeachment
against Chief Justice Mcclure were
not pressed to day as intended last
night, but, unless some compromise is
effected before, they viii very likely
90 through tomorrow.
PRESS DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, February 1.-THE i'm
peachment resolutions passed the Ar
kansas House Of Representatives.
The Democrats special says Governor
Clayton will not yield. 1t is rUmOred
that Lieutenant Governor Johnson
will issue his proclamation calling on
the people to stand by him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE

DOINGs OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, February 17.-At to-
days session Of the National Assem-
bly, the following well known persons
We're chosen; Louis Joseph, MOrtel
BenOist, Dazey, Luderic, Yitel and
Leon De Malyille.
a resolution was introduced prOpOs-
ing Theirs for Chief Executive, with
authority to nominate the ministry,
and providing that the power of the
Republic be exercised under the con-
troll Of the Assembly. The resolution
bears the signatures Of Duaure, De
Malville, Vitel and Saint Hilaire.
A deputy censuTed the manifesta-
ton yesterday outside the chamber,
and advised Deputies to so act as to
prevent discussion.
Violent recriminatiOns ensued be-
tween conservative and republican
deputies.
A letter was subsequently, read from
FaidheTbe declining to accept mem
bership.
The Senate confirmed the election
Of thirty-thTee Paris deputies.
Rochefort, Victor Hugo and Flavet
were present at tO-day's session.
The chamber IS strongly guarded by
troops outside the building.
GERMANS STILL PLUNDERING THE
TOWNS.
The Prussians have demanded 3OO,-
900 francs from the town sof BOinOy,
under threat Of fbOmbardment.
The Germans continue to levy con-
tributions in Normandy despite the
armistice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, February II. House.
Mr.. Jones, Of Kentucky, presented a
petition in favor of the Cincinnati and
Southern railroad.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole on army appropriations,
and by agreement speeches were linz
tied TO half an hour. The bill apprO-
PIRATES $2z 500, 600. The Committee
arose without action.
The report Of the Conference Com
mite, in regard to territOrializing the
District Of Columbia, passed, and goes
to the President, who will undoubted-
ly approve it.
The balance Of the day was Occu-
pied in local legislation.
Sen0te.-The appropriation clause
inserted last year by Senator Drake
prohibiting as evidence in the cour
Of claims, certain Presidential pardOns.
The amendment authorizes any par
don or amnesty granted before the
suppression of the rebellion under the
proclamation of President Lincoln.
The amendment is not to apply to
suits in court or claims arising under
the act of March, 1868, to provide for
the collection Of abandoned property
and the prevention of frauds within
the insurTectionary districts. BY this
amendment claims were opened to
the amount Of about ten million
dollars. This amendment does
not help pardOned persons
by President johnson after April,
1865. The amendment was rejected
by 10 to 32. Mr.. Trumbull reviewed
the portions Of the amendment re-
pealiDg the provis0 Of the law which
makes pardon an evidence of guilt
OF the party accepting il. Mr..
COnkling argued that q pardon
was virtually a confession of guilt.
TFumbulls amendment, that pardon
should not exclude the pardOued
party from the Court Of claims. was
carried by the casting vote Of the Vice
President.
The debate was quite bitter and
showed no disposition to give the
southern claims any generally more
generous consideration than hereto
fore.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
EsTABLISHED 1910.

NAPOLE0N's recent address to the
people Of France is singularly empty
and inconclusive, and in view Of the
events Of the past six months is a re-
markable exhibition Of egotism and
bombast. Bismarck's shrewdness
was happily illustrated when he de-
creed the separation Of the Emperor
and the Empress. If she had been
permitted to reside at WilhelmshOhe,
this singularly absurd and meaning
less proclamation Of the Emperor
would never have been promulgated,
and Napoleon would not be the
laughing stock of Europe. Through
all the terrible days of the frightful,
ruinous war, the gay Empress, to the
worlds amszement, has shown
herself as capable as her hus-
band is weak, a. wise and
thoughtful as he is stupid. If
France, by any possibility, may be in
duced TO restore the empire, the EN-
press should hereafter shape the
country's laws;snd the Emperor its
b0nnets. The Emperor says he was
betrayed by fortune" when his coun-
try's calsmities can only be ascribed
either to his ignorance Of the c0ndi-
ton OF France or Of the relative eff
cheney Of French and German mill
tary resources. In either event, his
conduct was ineXcusable. He pre-
cipitated war, for which he was uu-
prepared, and encountered an enemy
whose strength he had abundant op-
portunities 10 measure. He pirates
about his "presentiments," which,
with a sane ruler, a soldier and states
man, would have been convictions
strong enough to have caused him to
evade a necessity and conflict which
he rudely precipitated. With unpre-
cadented Stiffness he pirates about his
'rights, " as if any man had the right
to rule a country which he only knew
how to humiliate by panderiBg to its
worst fancies and passions and final
" to plunge into an endless sea Of
woes. He pT0n0uHces all acts "ille-
gitimate,' ,' save his own, which legiti-
mately brought desolation, and death
anu wre,ched poverty to brood over
every homestead in unhappy France.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18

Highwines. s55lc. Mess pork easier, closi1g
40 81 %, cash. LARD quiet, closing q lz5s
lz5sc, cash. Meats trile easier. Dr. ssei
n0gs dun AZ g 49i live duli at U97 3d. CaItle
quiet az 3 5g8 50.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. February I7.-FIour better. OW-
Ing 70 scarcity; superhne winter, G5 5005 s.;
advanced; No. spring, 81 20. No red 81 3o
and 81 81 refused lor N0 red. Torn steady, ,
moderate demand; mixed, on track across
the river, 480495zc. Oats Htsady at ~ d5le
mixed, IN bulk. Barley quie6e No 9 s5e RVe
firm at sl5l o.. Whisky steady At soc. Pork
dull; mess, SO so Bulk meats dull; clear
sides in secondhand cOOperags, IZtzc: clear
ribbed bay - option A Aprn I0fh, He Bac1
unchanged. Lard nominal at l2tzc. Hogs
drm at S798. cattle unchanged, S3556 81.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. February Il H-BagglHg quiet
and unchanged. Cotton dull asking I33{c
f-r middling. Flour quiet and nrmi Iaiu
preveu ted sh pmeutsi extra family, s.. Grain
quiet; sale of 1000 bushels shelled corn, tll-
Guiding sacks, 40 5jc, 70 parties on Arkansas
river. Groceries In good J0Dbing dem and I;
prices maintained. Hay dull; asking SD for
choice timothy, delivered at depot. PrOVis-
ions steady; demand light; mess pork held
az 81 30 Lard, IN tierces, l21zcs kegs, lf5fc
Bacon, 814guk0lZl<e Bulk meats, B5S6Bl&
ll1zc. Hams. sugar cured, Ice; plain, l4e, al
packed. Whisky n GOOD demand at SIC. To-
bacc steady and unchanged previous QuOts-
tlonsi sales 2-6 bids.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18

did Virginia Porter" I will in a
few days give you for publication
few pages Of the secret history Of the
Treasury Department; being the his
tory of (SI, 1852, ,150) one million one
hundred and sixty-tWO thousand one
hundred and fifty dollars in Treasury
notes and bonds, which did not go
down on the steamer Golden Rule.
NO FICTION.
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Friday. March y. 1871

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-w1t; A certain lot or parcel OF
ground, which is the northern One-third pa
or thereabouts OF lot No % as laid down on
the original plan OF the city Of Memphis, in
Sheloy county, Tennessee: Situated on the
east side OF Nam street, a little north Of JEFF
ielson street, In said city; bounded on the
noIbn oy the Gtvtd1rg line between original
lots, No 2l and 222 west by Main street:
south by line parallel with she flstl q. Sc
line and twenty-five feet south OF It; and
east BY Second allev, making a lot of twoD ty-
deep.
TERMs OF SALE.-On a credit Of six T8l
monthsi notes with approved security re-
quired. Equity Of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master.
kortre echt d Graft. AttOrnava. -
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EnR sAIE na -

WILL sell or rent my valley Plantation
L situated IL Tallahalohie county, Miss
three miles rom Charleston. the county site
of said county, containing nine hundred and
stats % cultivation. There are on the pisaq
q large and comfortable dwelling. contafnfnu
six rooms gtn-h0nse and prsss- nearly 1e7-
aud a sumcient NUMBER o. com fortanis cab.
ins for laporsrs The abOVsplHee VIII bs eoll
CT rented on the most liberal terms. For
further particulars apply to Hugh torrance.
ton Miss. tfsl5 vi J. A. HOUSTON.
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BELGIUM.
SPEEDY PEACE,

BRUSSELS, February II The Echo
du PdrlemeHt says: The Count OF
ChambOrd has arrived here. It is
reported that Emperor William will
not return to Berlin before peace is
made, a speedy conclusion Of which is
confidently expected in Paris.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
MARKETS
IBY TELEGRAPH.I
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE dry goods
market has been 8 little animated To-
day, sB the railroads diverging from here
Westward have reduced the tarid Of charz es
nom 81 81 70 " % between here and Chicago.
Prices, meantime, rule uniform. We quote
Laconia B brown muslins, lie; n Massachusetts,
Ices do &, l8c; New Market g, sc; Lac0nia
brown drills, l25Tc; SDholk o. Sc; do. E. SC
do. d, TIC; Pittsheld sripes are offered as
low as 6Ac which Is so Tar below their intrln-
8tc value; American, UGl2c; ManViIle
bleached muslins, DC; New York heavy
eottonsdes, soc; do. r do 8755c; do. plain, l9c;
do checks 2Oci do. plain nauksens, l8c; do.
check do, 2Jc. do. tWilltd do, 2l3zc; Everett
y and 90 cottOnades. 25c; do. plain do. I9c.
New York mills qTlLe
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THE FREEMASOK
EoR 1871.

The largest Masonic monthly In the world.
Contains tidings from the Graft IA an parts
Of the globe.
10 = strictly cosmopolitan, and Is the organ
Of the Graft everywhere, and not con med 10
any one State or locality
Each number complete IN itself
sample copies sent free
EVERY Master Mason in good standing an
thoriSed 20 act as agent IN sending subscrip-
uons. discount made 70 club agents, If de-
sired ana IN al eases a copy sent frse TO such
agents, IL notified.
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Peabody Trustees.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE
vacancies in the Peabody trustees
have been filed by the election OF
Alex. II. Stewart, Of Virginia, and
Richard II. Taylor, Of Louisiana. The
| board meets at Nashville in October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
Amaesty ana Railroads.

ST. LOUIS, February 1.-THE State
Senate passed the concurrent resoIu-
tons previously adopted by the
House, asking Congress to pass a full
and complete amnesty act.
The House passed a bill for taxing
all railroads in the State.
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ssn nnn eEurw away

ON the 3lst March, 187l, our second grand
~ distribution OF cash ana other gifts
amounting t0 $4,000 via be made 70 pur-
chasers af our celebrated [" COLGATE 'B GROWH
gorD PENS" For fuli list Of gifts and partlcs
ularg. address, e. n, COLGATE & CO.,
fe8w Cincinnati. Ohio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
MARRIED.

CHAsE-WARD-Ou Wednesday, the 18th
inst, ct the residence OF the brides mother,
shelby county, by the Rev. A. H. Bowman,
Mr. VIZ. J. CHASE, OF this city, to Miss MAT
TIE WARD.
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CHANcERY SALE
REAL BsrArD.

No. 2l2l, o. RE. @. Kirk ct nI. vs. ]. R. Fer
gusOn eb al, and
No. 1892, 0. Ri b. Kirkland ct al. vs. j. r.
Ferguson ct al and
No. III, RI. G. Bradley ct al vs.. J. Z. Fer
gDson ct eL-Fhst Chaneery Court Of shelby
county.
DY virtue OF an iutsrlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cOnsolidst
causes, Decem Der IL, 1870, VIII sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, IN 'front.' OF
the Clerk and Masters office, GreenlaW
Block, Second street, In the city Of Memphis,
Tenn essee, on
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
DEATH OF AN OLD JOKER.

UEALH OF AN ULD JUhEHs
New YORK, February I7.-R.
Adams Lock, author of the celebrated
Moon Hoax, is dead.
J. Stewart GWynn, convicted Of
bigamy, has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment.
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MASnNIc NnTIcE

TNHE officers and members OF Leila Q
Il Scott Lodge No. 20 are requested TO ~
attend a called meeting az their iOdge[WN
rooms, at p NJ, for work In the Fellow
Gratis dearee
All +. ft's are invited to attend
BY order OF ID. II. HlGBEE. W. n
III. S. JUDAH 5ec'V. feTB
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, February T7.--Gold-The market
opened az III, and sold up to and clesed at
llM9lll1s majority OF the loans were
made at sos per cent; ; one small lot at I per
cent? clearances, 81 100000 Government
bonds duh all day, with but little change in
prices, but closed Arm &C about "A per cent.
advance on 20s '65s aud 57s stock market
duh and steady; the only feature was Union
Pacific. which ranged between ZZ3S and 2lss
before the close Of bank hours. Money better
81 per cent. and was the outside rai g. The
American Exchange Bank Is now paying OF
in gold three million OF the principal Of the
state debt of Illinois; this transaction leaves
only two million dollars OF debt against the
state, in bonds not due till 1877 State bonds
dull as nominal prices; Georgia bonds rather
strongi North CarOlinas not SC irm; old Ten
nessees, 641<i new do, 641s Sterling ex-
change lU5as Govern bonds ISIS. ia :
62s, l1l5s; 6is, III; Cos, lll1S; Union Pacific
~ 5ls, ll0i oSs, llls4i l0-iOs, liv7s; currency
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February l7.-FIour scarce
" 20 Corn nrmi yellow, 73g75c; white, 75e.
Oats firm al zoe. Bran duh al sl 10 BAY, s24
@2 Pork dull; mess, SO 70. Bacon dull at
lV549lz54 q l3ci sugar cured hams, nc. Lard
nrIn, tierce, l2149l355c; keg, lf9l43zc. sugar
supply Lights demand good; common 7lg7 &c;
prime, Sgg54c. Molasses- supply light; prime,
Ssse5c. Oonee - qu@ti prime, l549l5s<c.
Whisky duh at 90cas1 Ga Cotton active but
easier sales, ll.o00 bales good ordinary, lz33s
9l2s<e; low mlddling, l3I0l35sc; mtddlfng,
l474gl41Scs receipts, III ,l59 bales; exports, for
eign. sl2; TO New York, 1902; ssles Of the
week, $500 bales; receipts Of the week, net,
8, 20; gross receipts 81, ,767i exports, foreign
kszchange- sterling, 2l56i sight, q discount.
Gold, lli5E.
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Ths Capital Is One HlIIIsa BsHars and
Is Paid U5.
Sworn and subscribed TO-
J. B. BENNETT. President
j, H. BEATTIE, Secretary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMFTEoLLEHs OFFICE

STATE OF TECNEssE
COMFTE0LLEH' 0FEICE
NASHVILLE, January j. Ls-l
. 1, I'D r. J FzglsEsAEERr Comptroller 8r the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Andes
Insurance Company, located ar giucluusTI-
IN the state OF Ohio. has produced Co me sa--
isfaCtOry evidence that said company has
complied with all the requirements Of
the laws OF the state of Tennessee inn
posed on insurance c0mpanles- and i r1r-
the- certify that CarriuEt0u Mason. Agent
% said Company, has also compiled with
the req uIremeuta OF the laws OF the state
made and provided Ia such cases.
Wherefore said Insurance Company has
authority TO take risks and transact the bus.-
ness of insurance Iu this state at Memphis
Tennessee. ED. r. PEN 81 EI3AkEE
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
GARRINGTOH HAS0H, Agrni,
No Madison street. MeupELs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-18
NEW ADVERTIsEREHTs.

I OTTERY.-OHclal drawings Of the Mis-
~ souri, state Lottery. CLASS 81
8, %, 35, 9, 81, 81, 48 53, 55, 39, 81, 81.
CLASS 81
5, Is, q, 29 20, 81 81, IS, A, Sc, Is, As.
Prizes from 500 to $4,000, paid Ia money.
Lotteries drawing daily. In formation fur
ntshed in the above Lottery by j. T. FRANCE,
85A North Court street, Box if7, Memphis,
Tenn =. .. MUkRAY, MILLER 4 CO.. Man
aEsrE 81. Lloula. No. fahIa