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THELEcIsLATURE.
Special TO the APPEAL.1
auNArF


SENATE.
NASHVILLE, October 17.--After ths
usual routine, the treasurer and comp
troller submitted statements showing
the amount Of the issues Of the Bank
Of Tennessee received into the treas.
ury. None issued since May 6, 1871
have been received, but Of what is
/ called new issue, prior TO that date,
there has been received Sl1, ,3s4, from
Shelby, Davidson, Marshall and Han
cock counties. The communication
was received, and fifty copies ordered
| printed.
The following bills were introduced
and passed first reading;
By Mr.. StaIey-To amend an act
for the protection of sherifis and con-
stables.
BY Mr.. Connell-To allow clerks
receiving and paying out redemption
money to charge commission thereon.
By Mr.. Merritt-A resolution 10 ap-
point joint committee on corpora
lions. Lies over.
Senate bills on thiid reading:
To allow an additional Justice of the
peace in the first civil district of
Monroe county. Passed.
To change the line between the
counties of Smith and DeKalb.
Passed.
Senate bills on second reading:
To restore peace and prevent prose-
cuiions for offenses committed during
the late war, with the exception Of
murder and rape.
After some discussion a motion to
lay the bill on the table was carried:
ayes-sixteen; noes three. The SEN
ators voting in the negative were Glib
son, Mcconnell and Staley.
A bill to repeal an act to appoint
special judges in certain cases.
Passed.
Several house bills passed first read
ing. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Several invitations to county fairs
were accepted.
The following bills were introduced
and passed first reading:
By Mr.. Crews-To prevent stock
By Mr.. McNew-To keep up public
roads.
By Mr.. Gore--To amend revenue
laws of the State.
By Mr.. CreWs-To amend section
1919 of the code.
Several Senate bills passed second
reading.
a bill to provide bylaw libraries for
use Of the supreme court at Knoxville
and Jackson, was laid on the table.
House bills on second reading
To amend section 539 of the code.
Passed.
An act amendatory to the act to
preserve peace and prevent homicide.
Passed.
Mr.. Lumpkin introduced resolu-
tion directory to presidents and direc-
tors of various turnpike and plank
road companies in the State TO make
annual reports OF the condition. Lies
over.
By Mr.. Colquitt-A resolution to
appoint joint committee to inquire
of the trustees of Bank of Tennessee
as to the amount of the school fluids
in their hands arising out OF lands sold
In certain townships and ranges, and
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BEFORE visiting the Fsir, go to Wheaton
& Co.'s, No. 279 Main street, sign Of the
Tiger, and buy you a nice Hat, cheap.
A. SEEsSEL g. SON
win this dsy offer Special Bargains in
housekeeping goods. We will offer at
closing prices:
100 doz all linen Napkins, 0Oc per
200 doz all-liuen Doylles, CSC per
A line of Linen Damssk, SOC per
yard.
Real bordered Towels, 1Oc, I6c, zoe,
25c, SOC.
These goods have been reduced to half
value.
Au-linen Crash, Sc per yard; worth 12c.
Pink, Blue and Buff Marseilles Quilts, "a;
the former price, 81 so;
A line of German and French Damasks.
A great reduction in Linen Sheetings and
Pillow Castings OF all widths.
"a, s 4. "a and 10 Sheetings, of all the
popular brands, reduced.
44BLEACHED DoMEsTIcs of the fol-
lowing brands reduced;
New York Mills, Androscoggin,
Wamsutts Mills, Lonsdale,
Fruit of the Hope.
Loom, Bartlett.
A good A Blesched Domestic, loo per
yard.
SPECIAL ATTENTION.
The attention of ladies is called to the
beautiful
GOLD MEDAL QUILT.
In Greek Designs; a very Great Novelty.
Ladies' should not fail to examine the
Pink Linen Table Set, from the celebrated
mandatory of Dunbar, Dickson d Co.,
Belfast.
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Non-Rasideut NotIcs.

No. s7t r. Din the Second Chanesry Court OF
Shelby County, Tenzsssee.--Alex. Strauss
ers ct al.
TT appearing from am dayft filed In thi
i cause that the defendant, Hrs Henrtetta
nesgeas
Il & literature ordered. by the Clerk
and Master, That sne make her appear
second Chancery Court o. Shelby county,
In the city OF Hemph4s Tennessee. on
or before the first Monday IN foVard Der, ~ /
ard plead. answer or don1ur 70 complain
antaf nfll or the same VIII b1 taken for con
fsEsod as 70 her and set for hearing sxparto.
and that copy g 5n1s order 1e pentssneo
the Memphis ARFAAE- This October 5th. ls7l,
ND. L STEWART. Clerk and Maetef.
By Q. BE1cHEH, Deputy Q. and y.
= and 3. 1enroaas Cos. Tor sam. oI
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Anofher Flre b the Woods.

ST. LOUIS, October H.-Accountf
fram Northern Kansas say that de-
efru-tive fires have been raging in
Deer creek and Harris on creek
yiIlages and extending to Jasper c0un-
4y, Missouri Several houses and
barns and large quantities OF grain
nav and other crops, we're destroyed
spd many miles OF fences burned.
los estimated at from thirty to fiity
thousand dollars.
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Fns HAra. ohsap. q whsa1On'..

TIE attention OF tax payers Ia called to
the advertisement of the city tax collector
In regard to the last chancs TO redeem lots
sold to the city for taxes Of 1859 nad ar
now owned by other parties. Owners OF
city lots would do well 70 have the matter
Investigated bsfore the LIST q December,
1874,
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ThE WEATHER.

IF you want a fine new style Hat,
cheap, go to Wheston & Co, The Hstters,
No. 27e Main street, sign Of the Tiger.
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NEW YORK.
Observation-Disclosures to Chicago.

FlremsR-Fenians- Donations to Chicago.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Firemen
are forbidden to act as canvassers,
clerks, or inspectors of elections.
The steamship Hammonia for Eu-
rope, took out fifty-three thousand in
specie.
The Caledonia club have voted one
thousand dollars each to Chicago and
the Michigan sufferers.
THE PROJECTED MEETING OF FENIANs
and Irish brotherhood yesterday at
Jones' Wood took place, but the head
centres OF the organization were not
present. The late raid of O'Neill was
strongly denounced.
Judge Barnard granted the applica-
tion for the examination of Ingersoll.
The Chicago relief Baltimore sub
scriptions to date amount TO $97 900.
Liberal provision being made for
Michigan and Wisconsin; Boston,
$40, 200; Binghampton, New York,
5000; Casidovia, Sl100; officers and
employees of the Boston navy yard
give $1,000. The executive committee
of the chamber of commerce for relief
asked the general committee for pow
er to use a portion Of the donation for
the sufferers in Michigan and Wiscon-
sin
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The whisky Raid.

NEW York, October l7.-Up to
noon three hundred barrels OF whisky
had been been seized and carried OF
and fifteen Illicit distilleries broken
up in Brooklyn. The revenue ofncers
were supported y eight hundred
troops, who were stationed on roofs
scd other advantag geous points 70 pre-
vent a mob attacking the officers.
There was great excitement, and the
raid wss not finished before dark.
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In the trial yesterday Of George
Botts. of Newark, New Jersey, the
cross examination Of Mrs. Wilson de-
veloped the grounds Of defense: The
nrisoner's responsibility at the mo-
snent of the tragedy. and that the pis-
tol was discharged accidently In the
scuffie. Mrs. Wilson testified that she
1zas engaged to marry Bolts on OBJ
taining a divorce from her husband,
and she told him Halstead was acting
onIv A. her lawyer TO get such divorce
thai she had lived with Bolts as bis
wife. and that he had introduced hel
70 his family as snch; that he nae
supported her. and that she had twics
broken the engagement on account Q
his infemperance.
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PIeEOK SHOOTING.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
TO coKTRAcTORs.
We have in store and arriving.
SEQ BARRELS CHOICE REEF.

We are also prepared to furnish levse and
railroad contrEctors with every artlcte o.
supplies used or their Worksr ana u On IA
yorabis terms. TOOF, PHILLIPS CO..
ocf3 3e kro ut tfree
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PERSONS visiting the fair should exam
ins the Thompson water filterer. Miss
Katie Halensan is the szent for this State,
and she doeB certainly merit the highest
praise. It is really refreshing to see the
turbid water come forth 80 clear, and Il
every article was so pleasantly explained
as Miss Haleman DOES this, it would be 9
greater pleasure to visit orr fair.
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WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. U.S.A,
MEMPHIS, October IL, 1871.
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TIE following proclamation was issued
by His Honor, the Mayor, yesterday:
NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct IL, 1871.
In order to encourage the Memphis
Manufacturing and Agricultural Associa-
ton, the business houses of our city are
respectfully requested to set apart to-
morrow, Wednesday, the 18th, "a a gene
raj holiday, for the purpose of allowing
their employees and others TO attend the
fair. The city offices will be closed dur
H.
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solid Insurance Companies.

As per agreement In cards few days
stree, we have now to announce to our
patrons that the Security Insurance Com
pany Of New York have advised us OFF,
ciRlly to discontinue business at Men,
phia They further state that all losses
st Chicago, and all other liabilities, will
be fully paid, and that If policy holders at
Memphis wish to cancel their policies. 70
receive the same, make note OF the day
OF surrender, and send them to the New
York office foS payment. Policy holders
in the Security will, therefore, please take
notice and govern themselves according
ly. The remainder oT our companies, wo
are happy to add, remain sound and un-
shaken, and after payment IN full OF all
losses at Chicago, will still remain the
largest American companius in the United
States, having respectively Of capital and
assets, after payment of all losses, as fol-
lows, to-wit:
E5ns. OF Hartford. Conn.,, capital, S.
600, 900; assets, 81 ,OOO, 600. Total, "a, 4,OOO,-
600.
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn, capital,
$1,000 900; assets, 81 500 900. Total, 81, ,5OO,-
900
Pfenix, of Hartford, Conn capital,
$500 900; assets, $500, 900. Total, 81, 100 COO.
franklin, of Philadelphia, capital, S40O,-
600; assets, $4,000, 600. Total, $S,0 600 900,
udSluk du dkbEcBasC VI ONCA bCA
of dollars for the protection of Memphis
property holders. Parties surrendering
Security policies and taking policy In lieu
thereof in some of the shove large and
strong companies, will be credited on
their premium TO the extent of the amount
due from Security for the period of three
months, by which time we hope to be
in receipt of funds due them, from resliz
ing on State bonds ut Nashville, unless
the company provides other funds for the
same. Insurers in Memphis disposed to
be distruatful of agency companies, be-
cause Of their heavy losses, have fine op-
portunity of noting the comparative mer-
It's of home companies and agency compa-
nies. Whilst the former are entirely ru-
ined, leaving their patrons without in
demnitY, and also bankrupt, the agency
companies will pay every dollar of the
claims against them, continue in business,
and enabling their customers to resume
business Immediately Should a large
fire occur in Memphis, would not the re-
suits be sin1ilar9
81. A. LITTLE TON & co.
IF you want a fine new style Hat,
cheap, go to Wheston & Co, The Hatters,
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CARD EXTRAORDINARY.
HONE INSURANCE co.
NEW Y0fK,

The attention of the public is called to the
announcement below, received by telegraph
to-day: q noble exhibit of the s. irit which
entmetes the stock holders and officers OF the
HOME INSURANCE CO., or New York,
GENERAL AGENCY,l
ST.. LOUIS. October ID, 1871.
To CRrrineton Mason. Agent:
Our Board has lust resolved, unanimously,
to III up the capitol to Three and a Half
Millions at esTiiest Dractica moment. which
Will restore HIKOME'S" " assets, after paving
Chicago losses, 10 nearly Four Million Dol.
lars.
Isignedl c MORTON, GenI Ag't.
o O1ice of Agency of Home Insurance Com
-pany of New York.
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Friday, Rovsmbsr 10th, 1871,

within legal hours. the following described
property, to-wit: The N. half 90 OF lot q, as
laid down on the original plan OF the city Of
Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee, begin
ming at thS 1ntersec Ion of the south side Of
the first alley north Of Adams street, kn own
as Bank alley, and Mississippi or Front road
thence Eoath so degrees, 90 inutes east, one
hundRed aud forty eight and one-half fee
(i4S1O, with the south side Of said Bank alley
10 ils intersection with another alley. run
ming at right angles herewith, called Front
alley, thence with the west side of Front
alley south 80 degrees 30 minutes west, 81 feet
u Inches 10 the dividi g line. between the
wo halves Of said LOT 20; thence with said
dividing line, north 20 degrees. 80 minutes
west, l4S< feet to Mississippi or Front TOW
thence with said row north, degrees, %
minutes east, 81 feet IL inches to the begin
ming, the eatiRe lot being covered by brick
building. the front of which is four stories
high and the rear (9 two stories nigh. Terms
OF sale one-th rd "a cash, q In slx ana y In
twelve months from date OF aals. Purchaser
required to execute notes with approved per-
sonal security, lien to be retained till same
are paid.
This october 10, IS7L
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master,
MCDOWELL q Martin, Attorneys.
rTad-OQl11
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Billy Morrison, deputy wharfmsster,
was the lucky chap that got the set offur-
niture at the Greenlaw Opera House, on
Monday night last.
The Mountsineer departed with 391
bales of cotton for above.
Tom Reese and barge that left the land
ing late last nj sht, was hard aground al
Reeves all day.
The Cleburne and Cheek departed with
good trips.
The Frank Forrest, from Osceola, came in
with 203 bales OF cotton and 523 sacks oi
seed.
The Belle of Pike came in from st. Louis
with a good trip, including lis bales OF
cotton and 430 sacks of seed. She reports
the r. P. Walt hard aground at Point
Pleasant, and reports the Belfast repairing
her chimneys, caused by break down
from some cause, the character of which
we did not learn.
The Undine left for oscsols with light
trip.
The John Kyle, Ssllie and Emile La
Barge are G9e from below.
The Cityof Alton, Belle Lee, Lucy Ber-
tram, r. p. Walt, II. N. Shreve and Bel
fast are due from above.
An Evansville telegram says: Captain
Duncan telegrsphs that the Rspidan No
Is unable to come up entirely light, and
will take the place Of the g. W. Thomas
in the Tennessee river, and the Thomas
will come here. The Ella Hughes has
been sold to parties in Nashville TOR $4,000
Captain Dix is here to make the transfer
She will continue in her present trade.
Captain Henry Robinson, a well-knowI
Cincinnati and New Orleans pilot, died o.
consumption at his residence in Cinein'
natl, Friday night. Captain Robinson ws'
about thirty-ive years old, and was coz
fined to his room for several months.
The Ella Hecht, which sunk about two
miles above Jscksonport, short time
since, was valued at 5000; no insurance
The loss of merchandise will be abou
$50, coo.
General John ". Finnell, Kentucky
D. Hargraves, Tampico; Colonel J. H
Sloss, Of TuscuDbis; P. E. Norton
president of Mississippi River railroad
DR.. F. B. Irby, Mississippi, are stoppinG
at the Peabody Hotel.
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A NEGRO SHOT AND KILLED
How "a was Bone, and the Facts fn the
Curious Case.

Mr.. Clemens, of the sanitary polics, was
aroused from rleep eight nights ago by
some one endeavoring TO enter the win
dow OF his bed room. He keeps family
grocery ct the corner OF Auction and
Third streets, and some OF his wares had
excited the negro's cupidity. He had
seen the negro during the day sauntering
about the house and scanning its contents,
Late at night, while in bed, Mr. Clemens
heard the noise made by the elevation of
the window-sssh. He remained perfectly
quiet till the window was raised and the
negro was in the very act of lesping into
the room. he fired deliberately, and his
untimely visitor disappeared. Mr.. Glenn
ems said nothing of the affair. constantly
expecting to hear OF the results of his
deadly aim. Yesterday the negro ia ez
trensis, confessed that he had been shot In
Clemens window. The negro's wife
says that he came home the night he was
shot and went TO bed, saying that he was
sick. BE concealed the wound carefully
until life was almost extinct, and then he
exhibited the wounds of his Perforated
body. Mr.. Clemens, on hearing the story,
went TO tie coroner while he was holding
the inquest yesterday afternoon, and
stated the facts as above recited.
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STATE of Tennessee.
I 4 orioinsl aftachme1t having been sued
a out on afhdavit made and bond given, Is
In Euch cases provided BY law By Sam
montree and against the estate OF G. Q. Ha,e.
e. q non rasid Mt OF the stats o. Ienreaafe G
and q citizen Of Arkansas; and said attach-
mans having been levied bZ gnrnlsnmeni
and re1urntd BY ths proper ofrcex;
It ~ therefore o dered. That .. y Hets do
uare his np 5eRrance before nae. =. l. Giles,
JuafiIs1 or <1e Peace. On -etuxuay, the t.In Q.
EoVemn1r l1If, a. H o'clock In 20 plead
CT nzaWor 70 said stfachmeut; and Il q lur.
iher ordered that this order be punliEhcd
IN t1i1 Mem p.4la AFRNkJ ore4 Wo4k Tor l91r
4U1c4 41I144 W41z4. &llz l4-1 r4 letq1orl ltiA.
oeIi JHQH, i 9iLEsl =. =,
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To BrickIayers.
1ITY ENeINEER's OFFICE

CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, Oct. H. t57I.
q EALED Proposals VIII be received at this
y oface until u O'Clock m. Thursday, the
2sth INST, for constructing four cisterns. one
at Linden and Lauderdaie; one 1t Marshal
avenue and Union street, and two In Cnel-
sea Plans and specifications can be seen at
this ofioe. The city reserves the right to re-
tsot any or all Of the bids
!. ocls ]. B. HUMPHREYB. CitY Eng,r.
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AT AUCTION.
Bxpress sale.

TWO HUKDRED EXPRESS PACK.
Il AGES Will be sold by he southern Ex-
press Company at our suet.on-house, on
Tuesday october cath. to pay charges.
eSnisnIs ooif 0nAhoyn' M srODDARD. Aue,,r.
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TEN yoke of fine work cattle,
Twenty head of horses, and a nice lot Of
mules for sale at Brooks stock yard, AS
Main street.
Also, one stray pony with saddle s1d,
bride. Parties can have the above by
provingproperty and paying charges.
w NJ BROOKS
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SAFE AND SOUND.


The Home Insurance company Of New
York, represented in this city by CARING
ton Mason, Esq, makes an admirable
showing Of pluck and money. After pay
ing on the spot Chicago losses 70 the
amount Of nearly four millions, it's stock
holders, among the richest retired capi-
salists Of New York, filed up the capital
stock Of the company to 50, 500, 0O0. which
replaces the assets after the losses are sub
stracted. Such shareholders as these, dis
playing this sublime faith Ia their own
corporation and in its management,5 should
maintain for the Home its stainless credit
and character. Such a loss, thus brayeiy
out, will give this o0mpsny's business a
fresh impetus, and it deserves all that 1t
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/ Probate Court Sale
-oF-
MAIN STREET PROPERTY.

No. So, r. DIN the Probate Ccn1t of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-P. Tobin aud wife,
Mary Tohin, administrative OF the estate
OF E. v. O,Mahoney, deceased, vs. Edward
O'Aahoney.
HINDER and by virtue of q decree Of sale
" from the Probate Court of Shelby coun-
ty made at It's present October Term, Is 7,
Will sell st public auction. In front OF the
courthouse door, on Union street, in the city
nf MagaDhi 0ra
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It suggested 70 parties in Chicago
having National bank and Oniee9
States currency, In burnt or scorcpeo
condition, not to handle the same ~
fore forwarding Il TO the United btates
treasury for redemption, but TO pack y
IN cotton or other soft substance, anu
inelose It in boxes without tying tne
packages. II managed in this way y
will be less liable to further destrac-
ton IA transit. and much larger sums
viii be realized on account than the
treasuyy expects.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

EEW YORK.
MONEY,
WALL SrRKET. NEW YORK, October Ts-
Gold dull and weak st 1871 Tennessee old
641S; do new, 50.
Cotton dull but unchanged, 1910.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October I7.--Bagging quiet but
steady at l65<a171xc. Cotton quiet but lower at
I9lSc. Flour firm, with a fair demand; extra
family, Sc so. Grain firm and in light supply
sales OF SOO0 bushels of red and white wheat at
81 5Oal 55. other grains unchanged. ProYiS-
ions quiet and unchanffed; mess pork Sl3 so;
bacon shoulders, 71zc; clear rib sides, SC; clear
sides, SIC Hams-sugarcured, l61sc. Lard,
ss<all1<c. Whisky firm at slc.
81. A0UEs.
81. LOUIS, October l7-ootton steady at l9c.
Flour quiet; supernne winter, s. 3; extra,S5 5ei
Xxx, So to 8 2j. Wheat dull and lower 70 sell.
msrRet sIsa at close 81 Corn rm; mixed on track,
Al TO 4Sc. Oats firm; No. in elevator, CSC. Bar
ley dull and irregular; 65 to soc tor Minnesota
WHISKY lower, Gle Tobacco unsettled. Hemp
and bagging unchanged. Pork quiet az slS.
Dry salt meats dull; clear rib bulk sides loose,
Ss Of at nR rib SbHs de
"a 10 g.; clear sides, 81 to S1zc. Lard dull, TO
e1sc. Hogs steady, IS 50 to4 10. Cattle are dull;
ranging from 81 80 to 25.
CINCINNATI.
u
moderate demand; low middling, 1916. Flour
aud grain unchanged, Coffee excited and
higher; prime, IS to 231Sc; total advance Of Sc
per pound. Molasses- lower grades have ad-
vanced. on unchanged. Petroleum scarce and
frm, Is to S6c. Butter 10 good demand at full
prices II to 22c. Cheese in good demand at
full prices, 4 to l41Sc Pork dEll but M.
changed, el2 rs to ID Lard dull and dropping,
sales OF 30 kegs OF new at &c, to be delivered
this month; kettle held at exc Bulkmeats
dull but unchanged; no GALES; shoulders, sc;
sides, sc. Bacon dull, but holders are not
willing 10 make concessions; shoulders held at
ne; sides, * TO sc- Whisky in good demand,
at full prices, alc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, October 17.--Cotton steady, with
moderate demand; low middling lsc. FlorI
firm md unchanged. GIain steady at laSt
Quotations. Cornmeal, b5 TO 70c. Bacon 3
shoulders, Ease; clear rib sides, SIC; clear
sides, SIC, Hems-plsin, l21Sci spgar-cured
l41<al51zc, Lard-prime steam, lOHc,
FOREHaN.
PARIS, October l7s-Eentes, 57f 22c,
LrvERPonL, October l4s-Cotton quiet; up
lands sd; Orleans, l0d; sales 10, 900 bales for
export and speculation. 5000. Bfeadstuns
Quiet. Receipts OF wheat for the past three
days, 25,O0O quartes; American, 10000. Corn, g
-.a..s1 - = = Z 49,.
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Second Chaneery COurt--ChaneeIlOr
Scott.

No decisions yesterday. Final DEGREES
in Mussa Va Cole, Trader VS. Apperson,
snd Pickett VS. Messick. References in
Guion vs. Harris, Tobin vs. Malone, Can
novan VS. Schsfer, Gollsdsy&Csr Demur-
rers oyerrulsd In Reasoner vs. Csah and
Payne VS. Pool. The cases as published
for lsst Monday viii be called. viz: Nos.
81, e2, e3, 81, e5, ", los, los and 1O6.
Courts meets every day AZ $50 am, and
adjourns at 2:30 p 10. No orders or de-
crees will hereafter be entered by the
clerk which is written on less than q half
OF sheet OF iegel cap, and which is not
properly indorsed With style Of case and
number.