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Saturday. February q, IszI,

1 Within legal hours, the following described
I rsal estate, to-Wit: Situated and being ia
I Shelby county, Tennessee near shelby cs-
1 pot and being part or the Bate tract @. llI
/ acres - Civil District. range -, seerLou
I -, and beginnfng at small willow oak 20
I Geld Grifdn's north line In the road Lall1ll 3
i hrom Loosa Hatchie bridge 70 the dspoli the
l Fan1s being J. ". Wright5 southwest corner
/ thence west 20 chains % a neEcrT tree
| marked H. b. thence nortn u chains % O.
stake IN the center or the AQQaa aa-1ll1
liver with white oak pointers thence Ws5-
30 chains so Links 20 stake l5 lin zg west Of q
l hickory tree; thence north 3 chains and 1i
I lfukg 70 q slNka with white oak poiD tsrs g.
i thence east "a cisatnai thence north % chains
and Is links 20 a sweet gum, marked T. b, 8
thence east - chains and 30 haEs TO stake
IZlS links north Of syeanOra tree on the
oreek: thence south IS chains and 20 links 90
a small white oak marked "a corner thence
west u chains % stakes thence south al-
wast 90 links to q white oak thence south
lSl west, with main road = chains and Sd
links, crossing LOosa Hatch1a river on new
bridge TO q take in the center OF road g.
thence south I89 east chains 20 the BEGIN
ming. containiug % acres. Also another tract.
situate lying aud being II Shelby county.
tenn nassee, Civil District NO. j, range 5, Sec
ton 4. Beginning az a stas e, theme north 81
east 70 a hickory marked III. q H.. the sour1 -
west corner n 100 acre tract granted % the
heirs Of Alexander Mcdonald; thence eas-
forty-eight CHAINS 20 stake eighty links
west Of white oak marked A. T. BIS thence
north TO STAGE James SCOTS southeast c-r-
uer, thence vest with said scotl's line sa
chains TO said 5c0tt's southwest corner on
west boundary line Of said 1000 acre tract
thence south to the beginning containing
ninety 1907 acres more or less, being the same
property conveyed TO said BEss BY a. ~,
BladsOe, BY deed Of record in Deed Book %
page 3l9.
The above property viii be sold subject 90
the widOWers dover.
HERMs OF SALON q credit OF ana
twelve months purchaser slglng 1ol53 s 80
pproved security bearing interest rom la-l1s
This land VII Ds surveyed and So 1dl Flcal
in lots, plan OF diagram OF when can 1-
seen at my ONCE. -
III u d srEVTART. Clerk and Master.
Humes 3 Poston, 5olss for com qltllnanl-
- qba above sale Is. by consent Of coun-
- ,,-af79onad 10 Wednesday, the lsE lay OF
n srs6. i57I, az Y O'Clock ms On the premises.
Fe9FuA1y o M. D. L. STEWART. G. and 81.
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NASHVILLE, February S.-Cotton dull low
middlings, lS3fc. Bulk meats firm; clear
sides, IKE; clear rib, lI1<e; shoulders, 85Io.
packed. Bae0n-elear sides, l25<o; shonlders.
Corn, 7oo. Oats, SOC. Flour, 81 5097.
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The IudIans Again.

OMAHA, February SIT Is reported
thattWO or three thousand Indians are
wintering around Forts Laramie and
Fetterman, and are being subsisted BY
the Government. They could procure
plenty OF game il they chose, but they
prefer being fed in idleness. They
decline going upon the reservation
ana working. They win not permit
any whites to 60 north Of the Platte,
OF permit a line Of communication
Wltb Montana to be established
through their country. They insist
on being fed, that they may not
murder and steal.
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Baxter 4 smith vs. Henry BsaEley.
A TrACH MENT having been issued ly ne
~ in the above cause, on lne gEl4l1 .-.--
the dafandant % a lCu-realdenE or me 1l--5
Law cannot be served upon lllls anu ~
ssTna hsVfuz- been returned bE the ptalaz OF
dosr, levied, etc. 49,. -.r-
rs'T7se is gef for trial on Monday tle ON ~
of 8lereh, Is7I, az Zo'ClocE p1ll-s lalll-
Justice of the Peace lor -le-24 .-----s
- -.-,'71-lfv iuhsn and where Lle 81
80, .1,T,ssr and defend said zul-l o. --. ,--
- - -s-5 ~ - fi-ia notice be rlilllal-a- --
ne Daily ApPsai ones week ll- -'--
sss9liF' e "''-s A. MOORE, Justice Pelsa'
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Fires

MILWAUKEE, February Sire at
Whitewater, Wisconsin, yesterday
burned three-stOry brick block; loss
$50, 600.
TRENTON, n. J., February Sire
last night destroyed the establishment
Of the American Saw company; loss
S175, 900; insured for about $4,000.
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Naa-Resldent Hotties.

No. l90N.R.D.--In the Second Chancerv Court
OF shelby county Tenn. W fllism H. Cherry
vs., s. N. Jefferson and P. 9. Capla.
TT APPEARING nom bill duly gvyor, N T.,
tnih cause that the defendant 5. n. Jeffer-
son. has abaconded, 30 that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him. and
tnab me defendants are indebted % the COM
Plainant in the sum OF 500 a. and Interest.
ona 9y promigsory note, and that an attach.
nsns Issued rom this court, attaching the
10y qeacr4bsd IN the bill Of Complainant.
which has been returned, levied. eio
10 Is theIafOFB ordered, That said q N. JEFF
Ieraon make ais appearance herein, AZ the
court house OF the Second Chancery tJonrf ~
shelby county, IN The city OF Memphis, Tenn,
on OF bnloro the afst Monday In April. 1871.
and plead, answer or demur 70 COMMUNICATIVE 4
Dill, OF the same viii be taken for oonfessed
e. % hiIo, and set ior hearing exparte; and
THAI copy Of this order be publlshed once
NseE1 Tor four successive weeks, IN ths
Memphis Appeal.
This February 8. 1871.
A copy.-Attest.
X D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By y. BELGHER, D8e'y Clerk and MaEtsF.
stephens q snlths gola, for comp. fe9
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gsrts, sesssylse. rs bales; sales. 100 bales;
CHARLESTON.

psrts, eosstwise, 288 bales; sales, 100 bales
stOeE, 1907 bales
CHARLESTON.
CHARL EsEos, February s.--COtton quiet
middllngs, l45<8I45Eos rseei pts. 1884 bales
eoastWise, 577S bales; aalss, 100 balesi stock,
S6 ~ bales
SAVANNAH.
BAVAEEAH, February a-COttOn quiet and
loser mtddlings, l43<9l43<o; rscet pta, 5l2i
bales; exports, to Great Britain 2lB8 bales and
eoastWiass 4502 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock,
q, ,0s4 bales.
FOREIGN.
LIYEEPooL, February s.-C9tt0n steady and
demand moderate; mtddltng uplauds, 74Sd /;
mtddling Orleans I'D; sales, 1000 bales.
Breadstuds declining; CaIifOrnia wheat, l2s /;
nouT, 2ss Sd corn, mixed, 85a Sd.
LOHDlH, February 8-COnsols. %; u g.
bonds quiet; 5-20s-of s2 8g5z; '85 g0l{; a. ggl<
l0-40s, sg14. Erie, Is; Illinois Central, lO8; Az
lantic, =.
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TEACHERS, NOTICE.

NTANTED.-A Principal and Assistant
w male and fsmaIs-Teacbers % take
change or High School Al LOugI0Wu. Pa
uOls county. Miss. Sch 10l to cOmu1eucs on
the 18th day 0f March next. Salary. gI5O0 per
session or ten months.
Good references required. AppIIcatf0u
must De made BY the drst day OF March
Address Q. K CARUTHERS,
Bsc'y Board Of Trustees,
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FOREIGN.
MARRIED.

COX-MILTON-At the residence OF Mrs.
NJ. P. Harbour, on the slh inst /, By Rev. Dr.
White, Mr.. J. o. Cox 70 the accomplished
and charming dark eyed beauty, Miss LIZZIE
MILTON, ali or this city.
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U. -. ., ID.
MASnNiC MnTIcE

A SPECIAL eonvocation Of Mem phis q
"A Roy al Arch Chapter No 80, will be W
held this (FHUHSDAY) evening, 95h"N
inst, at odd Fellows Hall, az O'clock, for
work In n. r. N. degree.
All r. 4. N 3 are IratsrnalIy invited
H. J. LYNN, NJ E. h P
Ben K. PULLKN, Secretary. fgg
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GALVESTON, February s.--Cctton Quiet
good ordinary. 121z8l25<c; net receipts, III
bales; sales 100 bales; stock, % 5o4 bales.
nrnr1rr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
Loss Of Miss. Central r r. Stock.

A IL persons are hereby notified that sons g.
"A time in NOVem Der last the undersigned
lOsrt by robbery, the certificates o dfty-fOur
l54l shares Of the original stock OF the II Is
sisIppl Central Railroad Com pany, which
were lszued 70 Col John d. Martin. decd,
late OF Holly Springs, Miss, and Numbered
as follows to-Wits Certificate No. for 40
snars5; CertidC dCste No g for shares; No. 1855
for ID shares, and No l8lI for I share, making
IN the aggregate said sum OF 81 shares: and
we now warn the public not to purchase or
in any way negotiate for said stock. Jan
uary, ISL. ". g. CAVENAGH.
The above described stock was the property
OF ". q. CaVenagh, OF Memphis; the same
having been delivered By me 70 him a. the
owner thereof January n. III.
JOHN ", @. WATSON, Executor OF
fal Lohn ID. Marrin deco aaad.
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The rise at this point continues, but at a
slow rste-say or inches daily. White
river Is falling, with 8 feet to Augusta.
The Arkansas is nearly bsnk-fuu and
falling. Our dispatches give the latest
news from all points above. The Missouri
is rising and the Upper Mississippi Is
open to KeOkuk. Weather pleasant but
clcudy, and business on the leves active.
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NEW YORK. February s-Gold steady AZ
ll9a9 ~. Loans made at 9e55 per cent. Clear
ings' s5o,OOy 600. Exports, 1888 CO., $780, were
double Gag les. Governments opened steady (:
81 the close there was slight advance in
price OF 5-aJs, J66Is and 1868, and lO-40s; bal
ance being very firm about morning prices
treasury awards, $1,000 Co., lO&.65aiO8 SO.
STOCKS dull all day with little change IN any-
thipgi at close OF Market steady; Lake
shore and Ohio rather dull Central Union
Paclnc bonds strong and active. Money easy
4g5 state bonds very dull, with a little ad-
vance II Ienuesseesi old, 6S1si new, g.. Stsrl-
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OLD YARD, FOOT ADAMS STREET
~. -. Conna11-
NOTICE.

TVHE sOpartnsrshfp heretofore existing "a
a the saw and grist mill business neAl
cuba, Shelby county Tsnnae55es 08tBssl
Francis Hester and Charles "a. WloIles ln4el
dissolved. t@ANN-7 - l1s, - l.Lss
January lg. 18Il lt4-1---eiH
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Trustees Sals

DY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust, executed on
- the Both day o. April, ls70, by Thomas
Leonard TO me. as Trustee, I viii, on
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL 15TAEE
on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1871,

No. a5E-In the Second Chanosry Court OF
Shelby county. Tsun.-SamusI CO6eT Ta.
Thomas shoulders ct al
ID y virtue Of an order Of sale made In this
ID cause, VIII sell at public aucLi.n % Co the
highest bidder on the prsml8es, near SHELBY
Depot, on
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RY TELEGRAPH.

CAIRO, February S.-Port list: Mary
Houston, New Orleans to Louisville, 8
am; Susie Silver, Louisville to New Or
leans, am; Dick Fulton No. 3, New Or
leans to Louisville, 9 am; Belle Mem
phis, Memphis to st. Louis, II g. m; Rich
mond, st. Louis to New Orleans, D. N.
Julia, Vicksburg to st. Louis, pm. /;
Marble City, St. Louis to Vicksburg, 6 o.
N. st. Luke, Memphis to st. Louis, s p NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, February 8.-Arrived: /:
Pauline Carroll, from st. Louis; Belle
Lee, from Memphis; J. A. Hood and bar
Wicks, for st. Louis; ArmRdillO and
shannon, for Cincinnati; PetOns and bar
ges, IrOnsides and barges, for Cincinnati.
Weather cloudy and warm.
YICKsBURG, February Sup: Henry
Ames, IL O'Clock last night; Alaska, 2 an.
Down: Charles Bodmsnn, 9 am. Com
monweslth, 9 pm R. J. Lockwood, 8 p.
N. River rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
NASHVILLE, February s.-The river is
falling, 8x feet on HsrPeth Shoals.
Weather mild and cloudy. Arrived: Ex-
change, from Pittsburg; America, frOm
Cincinnati Departed: John Lumsden,
for Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, February 8.-The river has
fallen inches, feet inches in the chute,
feet inches over the rocks, feet
Au8Acn IL hLG GalAAs OIALALAHk EaAua 245A"
curry, As. Arrived: Minnie and Belfast,
from Cincinnati. Departed; Minnie, for
Sc. Louis.
PITTsBURe, February 8.-The. weather is
mild, indications rain. MonoBRshela 5
feet and stationary. Light ice this morn
ing in the Allegheny.
CINCINNATI, February 8.--River % feet
8 inches, having fallen 3 feet. Arrived:
Sam. J. Hale from Memphis. Departed:
John T. Moore and Edinburg, for Red
river; Robert Burns, for Memphis and
Potomac for New Orleans. Drizzling rain
At intervals since morning. Temperture,
40.
ST.. LOUIS, February 8.---Arrivsd: Mary
Mcdonald, from Memphis. Departed:
Grand Tower, for Memphis; J. B. Gilmore,
Upper Mississippi River rising slowly.
The Illinois Is high and believed TO be
open to Peoria. A boat leaves for that
point tomorrow. Weather cloudy, with
some rain during the day. It Is colder
TO night, with prospect Of clearing up.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FHE,a nhsT ana,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

7 OTTERY.-Omcial drawings OF tbs Ms
IL souri, state Lottery. CLASS s6.
~, 81, H. "A, 38 2, 81, 81, T6 81, IS, 68, Is, 4
CLASS e.
3. 81, IL, 50, IS, 81, S. Is, Is, 80, 70, 8, s6.
Prizes nom 500 70 $50 600, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Inform alton far
nished IN the above Lottery BY J. E. FIX AECE,
S55S North Court street. BOX l47, Mem phis,
Tenn =. 0. MURRAY, MILLER a CO., Kan
ayers. st. Louis, No. fstg
U. a. O. ID,
A REGULAR quarterly meeting of Mem.
"A Phls Grove, No. 2, Q. a. o. D. win be held
this THU RsDAY) evening, Feb. 9Th, at our
AL, NO. 81 south Court street, at IL O'clock
10 attend.
All brethren OF the Order are fraternaIIy
Invited.
By order Of VIM. n. LOEB, MA.
=. J. SHIDH, SeC'y. fsQ
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~ ~ -. -
Ia, any aasa 81 Bliad, BlsedssV e. Lchfta
PTI. ~ fhat DEBLSG'3 PIE REl[EDg fail8 %
r.7re- u has cured cases OF 30 YaGEs Standing.
Tlsv II. and get rid Of tbs most troublssons
disenao deBo IS heir TO- Sold by all dEug7iEes
Sold everywhere send for paEnphlsls
HtTalNlf-lsa Franklin strsssl
pQ4 BalEuora. Nd
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A LITERARY MASTERPIECE J
FIVE YEARS IN PREPARATION :
TE1 LIFE OF
GEN. R. E. LEE
COL. John ESTEB COOK,
AUTHOR or
Life Of stBnsWalI lsckssn, Surry Of EagIs's
Nest, ETC., Etc, etc.
WRITTEH WITH IMPRESS APPROVAL o. GEg.
LEEl LARGE OCTAVOi ELEG AErLV BOUNDf
Two FIEE sTEELs-PATEs OF GIN LEEi ONE
TIHE sTEEL-FLATE OF GEN ERAL JACEsOE
TWELVE FULL-PAGE BATTLE ILLUsTRA-
TT0Esl HWELVE DIAGRAMsOF BATTLE, PULL.
PAGEl EHE " STAEDARD." BEVgsD QUEs-
TIos! SALE UEPEECEDENTEDl
- Orders received bv agents. or Msssrs,
BOvle Chapman, Z785S Main street
P0sittBeiy not " 9is trade.
fss d. APPLET on + Co, Publishers.
NOTICE

TTNHE Taxpayers OF the Fourteenth Civil
4 District, shelby county, Tenn, are hereby
notified that have opened books and pre-
pared printed blanks for the purpose Of a.
sesalng the heal and Personal Property in
said district, for the year Is7l, at my once,
NO. Al Monroe street. In connection with the
above, my assistants viii canvass the district
for the purpose Of taking the 5chOI asttc Cen
suB white and black, Tor the current year. Of
all children between The ages OF six and
eighteen years. S.A MOORE,
Is1 AEsessor and CeuEul IaEar.
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ADVERTISERS

WIN md the MEMPHIS APPEAL. the beat
advertising medium In the state. The Rreat
extent and variety OF its reading matter bas
forced us enlargement FOR the accOmmOda-
ton OF advertisers, and Its Circulation IN All
parts OF Tennessee, Alabama, Miss issfppi.
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants.
planters and buainess men, renders 10 espsc-
tally desirable to those who wish TO reach the
general and substantial public BY advertis-
ing thetr respective business and interests,
Estimates given, and Specimen Copies
sent when requested
Address, APPEAL
Appeal Building, MsmphiB.
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Notice.

OFFICE OF METPHIs AND
AREAEsAs RIVER PACKET COHPAEYL
MEMPHIs. Tam, February ), 1871.
NOTICE Is hereby given that an election
~ viii be held ct the COmpauy's ON se,
No. NJ adtsOa street, staut8n Block, Mem
phts, on Monday the sixth day OF NJ arch
next Tor nye Directors, TO serve the ensuing
year. Ballots TO be cast be-Ween the hours Of
10 am aud pm.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
j. ID. DARDEN. SecIy. fab5
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Lumber Lumber

A GOOD SUPPLY ON YARD AND BILLS
"A sawed 10 order. Cedar Poet. Feneinr.
SHINGLES LathB, Doors and 8aah Flooring.
Siding ana Plank for sals az cheap a. any
dealer In the city.
n n wRBn Ennr aname e,-rnrrTr
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Notice to Tax Payers.

A FTER the 10Th OF February, 1871, VIII
"A issue distress WARRA MS against
personal property 70 satisfy tax now due on
real estate. I wish every delinquent tax
payer TO see this notice before the time comes
to place the warrants IN the hands Of an Of
icer. FELIX ~. ROBERT5ON,
fe8 GItu Tax Coll lagtoF.
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STATEMENT OF The CgHDITI0E
Or The
Andes Insurance Go.
ON The
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1877
As made 70 the state Of Tsuusasrs.
The nsHs Of the corporation is Ag1E7 I've
BURANCE COMPANY. and is located
&C Cincinnati, Oli0.
The Capital ls One HHlIsn Dsil1rs and
ls Paid Up.


The Capital Is One HHIIsn Dsllars and
Is Paid %.
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AUCTIuH.
LADIES' WEAR AT AUCTION
BY GEORGE SHIELDS a 90.

WE VIII continue our sale OF Ladies'.
W MlsseA and BOys' Ready-made Cloth
Ing, Lacesr Embroidery, etc, etc, on
thursday Morning, Feb. 9th, at 10 o'clock,
At which time remaining stock viii be sold.
~ ladies' are parLIcu arlY invited
GED. SHELLS & Co
Ie8 Aueff0ueara Ifn N an -e
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

NAIL SCHEDULE.
MEMPHIS POsTOFFICE-0fhce hours nom 8
am. 20 pm Sundays from g TO 10 am.
j. DELOACH, p M
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HSTkRIEf9 RaIE

IN the llth day Of February, XII Al the
~ auction mart Of ". r.. Cavos Second ~
one larga lot Of Choice Groceries, consisting o 2
Olls, LlquOrs- etc, sale % take place al 10
o clock am. II. q. MALLDRT
ftS Constable OF Shelby County.
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Stockholders Nesting.

81 The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders In the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company viii be held at Mrs. VII
1ams' Hotel, IN the town Of HOpedeId, Ark,
on the 18Th day Of February, 1871, 10 elect a
Board OF Directors, and 70 transact such
other business as may come before said
m Getting.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOHN ". GOODWIN,
Secy and Treas. ID. and Z. r. r. r. Co.
Memphis, Tenn, January g, ISL. fe2
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subserIptIOn PrIes srsatIy Rsdncat

DAILY For one year exclusive OF Sunday,
SO %; For six months, IS 90; For three
months, 50 90.
UHDAY-FOr one year, 50 so; For six
months, 81 Is; For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-FOr one year, 81 50: For six
months, 81 Is; For three months, rs cents.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS nav
DEPARTURES
RIVERS, wEATHER AND BUSINESS.

Mary Boyd, g. ". Cheek, Jennie Baldwin
Celeste, Champion, Phil Allln.
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NEW ORLEANS.

| NEW ORLEANS, February 8.-FIeur quiet;
| supernne, s6 25i Xxx So IS; Xxx, 81. Corn
| nrmeri white, 6s970c. Oats, El6s6So. Bran
| u % Hay-prtme, 924026. Pork hrmer;
| mess 80 5gB 50. Bacon hrmer at ll9lElG
] 554c sugar-cured hams, l7c. Lard hTmer
| tierce lz7ag 1919; keg, li7<GIz1zc. Sugar ua-
] changed; prime, l0al01zO MOlasses arm .
/ common, 8Og4gc prime, 52B58c whisky, 9ec
/ Ssl VIZ C9hee quiet; stock, 30,O5O bags
l prime lo5a9l53zc. Cotton quiet and weak
/ sales, 1890 bales; low middling. l3s[aI4l(e:
| mtddlings, l43s9l45<c; receipts, l2,7ls bales
/ exports, foreign, lO,438 bales; stock, go us
bales. Sterling, 2O14 sight, Z discount. Gold,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTROLLER's CFFrrE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTROLLER OFFICE
NASHVILLE j suuar- j. L3-n
i. Ed. II. EEHNEBAEEa CCmUrrr. .zr 7F ma
Treasury do hereby certify char the Andes
Insurance C0mpany, located az nfuelluar..
In the State OF Ohto. has produced G1 me =a1-
tsfact0ry evidence that said company has
compiled with all the Requirements Of
the laws OF the state Of Tennessee Lu-
posed ON Insurance com pa1-Hs- and i .---
ther certify that larrlugI8l Mason. Agent
Of said Company has also complied with
the requirements OF the laws Of the STATE
made and provided iu such eases
Wherefore said Insurance Company has
authority TO take risks and transact the rr-.-
ness Of Insurance Ia this state no Memphis.
Tennsssss. ED. r. PEN n EE a. E 1E
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS

The Phil. Allin came in from below
with 309 bales Of cotton, 200 sacks seed
and $500 feet OF lumber. She leaves 70.
morrow on her return trip.
The City Of Quincy passed mp yester-
day. She added here 500 bales Of cotton
and goes to Cincinnati.
The Sallie came ia from the Arkansas
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-01-27
WESTWARD 30!
The Immigration of Last Year-A
Falling OF Compared with 1869
Germany Still Leads.
from the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
The following is a statement of sthe mum
Der Of emigrants arrived at this port each
month of the past year and of the total I'M.
IN migration to this country from every part of
the world:
January, 6,2l6; February, v,974; March,
Ia, ISL; April, ,572; May, 52,l05; June,
$3.50; July, 23,795; August, l9,47l; Sep
tenn Der, l6, $50; October, $4,000; November,
1851; Dece mb Der, $3.50.
The total number from each country is as
follows: Ireland, Ga, l6O; Germsny,72, 500;
England, SO, $40; Scotland, 10, FOL; Wales,
545; France, ? 2l0; Spain, l56; Switzer-
land, 537; Holland, 525; Norway, 2,678;
Sweden, IL $40; Denmark, 2,44l; Italy, p
Osl; Portugal, 5; Belgium, IS; West Indies,
lao; Nova Scotia, 81; Japan, i; South Am
erica, 3d. China, 20; Mexico. 30; Russia,
1885, East Indies, l3; Turkey, /; Greece, Ii;
Poland, ST.; Africa, IL; Central America,
"a; Australia, 8; Total, 2ll, 100.
The nun Der of citizens who in returning
home arrived at this port was 49, $40.
1t will be seen from the above that the
immi grafton of the past year docs not quite
come up TO that of 1869. In 1869 the total
immigration was 25S 1899, which was the
largest for any one year since the Emigra-
ton Commission was started, Germany,
last year, Notwithstanding the war, took the
lead in the great western movement, Ireland
coming next. 1t must be particularly sat.
isfactory to lovers of variety to know that
the United States was last year houored
with the august presence of one Turk and
the interesting encouragement of a solitary
gentleman from Japan.
The following table will show the immi
grafton to this country during the past ten