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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

TxEssassr. sIfsinssidis highly ssabssisss-
edesmPsuDd EFtrset Buchu ID decidedly sns -
the b.st remedies for diseases Of the hlsadss.
kidssys. gravel. drspsical sweIIinss, ,EhssnatisA
and equity aGsetiouA Undsr this bead ~ hsvs
arranged Dysufis. OF difisalty aad pain ia pess-
ing watsr. seassy sseretisa. or mall end srs-
qaest discharges Of water; Straagury. sr sgsg !.
ping Of water; Hemafuria. or blssdy sri.es
Gsut and Rhezmaaisn of ths kidneys. y .eAses
any change in quantity. bot ineisaes In e1Ibr. q
da.k water. II vas alvays highly Seeoi2ns kasA
By The late DR.. Physick. In thess Earssieas.
ton. and exeites the absorh<14s iikS h66ithy n.
erciss BY which the vafes1 81 .Salcziesis dare
siticns. and al unnatufA Sa1sfgsnsata. ls vssi
~ pain and is1aunatioa, are rsfuesa. sad % =
taken BY n-n. wansa. sad ekildsss. DHsf8see
Tor uss and dis6 aSs6ap}iy..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
a Glorious Change!!
the GREAT WORLDS TONIC
Plantation Bitters.

This vvUnderfuI vegetable res
stOrMfivo is the sheet-Amchor oe
the feeble and debflftated. Az .
tonic and cordial for tho aged
and languid, Il has NO equal
among stomachics. As . remedy
for the nervous dyyea1kness 10
whichwomen arc especially sub.
ject, IL Is snperseding evcry othes
sfimulanf. In ALI climates, tropfs
eal, temperate, or frigfds 1t acta
hs 4 speeinc III evcry species 81
disorder which uuderlmines the
bodily strength aiSd breaks aewn
the animal spirits: Fer sale ~
MI tirusgists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
TIE KIDNEYS. Y )

Tiff kidssJS ~ l~s il :sssie, slSssl.fs6
he sppss psss - De leins Ss{sssads1 ~ -
snd sousistisg II tAsss psefs, VI sshs Assssiss.
tn. IstssieT, and the Extssfsr.
The satsfiSs sbsssbs. The flstsr1ss ssasiste
Of tissuss o. veins, which sSrvs - ndspseit fts
the urine and convey Il 10 the sxtssiose Ias
exfefisf is .. esnduesor ealso. tssnisstinR h .
singls tube. and called the Ufstsf. TIE assssfs
srs eoussetsd With The blnAdss.p f~sy lei -
The bladder 10 composed Of ysrisss seys<isos
or tsssss, divided isfs parts. vis:, The Uppsy
The Lywev, the Nervous, asd ths Husous.sS1hs
upper expsls. tbe lower retains. AsAy have
dssiss ts ustusts vithsst the sSajey, oibGs NJ.
nats withsut the ability y rs4Ain- This fse-
qusnuy occurs 10 shiIdIsn.
To cure these affections. ~ m9n bring ists
action The nussies. which 49, e1gaeed h fhsas
ysrioss fsnetiops. II they srs negssetsd, Grss1
OF Dropsy may ensue.
The reader must also BE- miads f&sfs. IFsAs
bewsvsr slight nsy b sbs attssk. Il - ssss -
aGeet The bodily hsslth I'D nentsi pe~sss. -
ssf assh ssa Mod asS sappsssSt abso 49,
ssssssss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

OtIi ouIii i1iii--At reduced prices. nt Settle.
mier's Drug Store, visi Devou's Coal Oil. 10 cts.
par galion by the can; Lard OIL. st retail. S2.12i
per gallon and every Thing else In proporlion. !.
q. r. SsfTLHMfkK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Dxofff q : ssr.sstisins sf s.s.r is s,.. ,.r,,
Of the BODY, and bsan diasfsns names. seesri.
IN. 10 the parts Affected. yis: when gsosFsily
difasei over the hedy.r = called AassssA. vAss
9shs sSSonss. Assisss; Sksa sfshsshsss. Hydss.
thsrax.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Dm. saau's cArAaaH Rsnkprs sfof ssi6 VI sht.
tsshisr's Drug Store. Price. % cts. psr package.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Chapped Hands and Face.
SOfe lips, DryneaS or the skin,
kc.. 6ec.,
cussd At once by HgGEMAN,s cAMrHoR ICE
WITH 6LYCERtNE. Its kceps the hands soft
In I'll westiar. See that yea spt HEGEMAN's.
Sold BY stl Druxgists. oniy % cents. Manufae-
tursd OILY by HsoxM&s D Co., Ch~mssts and
Druggists, Ner York. janis'7iyi
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

a0- HORSE BILLS printed ohaaply at this
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
SrodsI award Of cold Coin prise

SxcdA1 award of Gold Coin prizes
by thd eosmopolitsn Benevolent Society
Of Ncvsda City. smes A. Orr Of Ls-
p rte, wa6 the lucky man who drew $40, 7
200 in tho frst award. Now who IL the
lucky man to take $4,000 by only in.
vesting 82 so!
A Family Remedy. Mo family should
J VI Affections 81 universally prevalent. as coughs
aud oolds--sone remedy, too which can be re.
lied upon as safe. sure and certain. Dr. We.
tsrs Bsisam IF Wild Cherry combines this desid-
sr0efs,a. isIfsF5.5a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

1as&
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

SAW MILL FOR SALE.-Ceo. Eckler.
Esq, offers for sale his Lebanon saw
mill, which can be had at a good bar
gain. 1t is q portable mill, and will
furnish a rare opportunity for some one
to make money. Read his card.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19

Wool CARpIEa AND SpINNIHa.-
Those interested would probably profit
by reading the advertisement Of C.
Goodchild, of Eugene. who has an es-
tablishment at that place for carding
and spinning wool in superior man.
nor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-31
SaturdaY. FsbruarY b. Is7I.

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit. Siruated and being in
shelby county, Tennessee, near Shelby de-
pot, and beinga part Of the Bate tract OF 57O
acres, Civil district, u @, secttOu
- and beginning at a small willow oak st
Gold Grir1u's north line In the road, leading
from LOOsa Hatehie bridge to the depot; the
same being J. W. Wrights southwest corner;
thence west 70 chains to a hickory tree
stake IN the center OF the LOOsa H6tOhie
river, with white oak pointers; thence west
30 chains, 50 linkst to a stake Is links west OF q
hickory tree; thence north 81 chains and %
inks to a stake with white oak pointers;
thence east "a chains; thence north . chains
and % links TO a sweet gum, marked 7. B.;
thence east % chains and 50 hHks 10 stake
l2tS links north OF a sycamore tree on the
creek thence south So chains and 20 links to
a small white oak marked "a corner thence
west IL chains 10 q stake; thence south 5J
west 80 links TO q Whits oak; thence south
l3a west. with main road y chains and 80
links, crossing LOosa Hatchte river on new
bridge to a take in the center of road;
thence south l6' east g chains to the begin
ming, contaiuing&2 acres. Also another tract,
sttuat lying and being in Shelby county,
tennessee, Civil District No !, range D, sec
ton 4. Beginning at a stas g, thence north 50
east to a hickory marked H. & NJ. the south.
west corner II loco acre tract granted 70 the
heirs of Alexander Mcdonald; thence east
forty-eight chains to a stake eighty inks
west of q white oak marked A. +. B.; thence
north to a stake, James SCOTS southeast cor
ner, thence west with said ScOtt's line 4S
chains TO said SCOTS southwest corner on
west boundary line Of said 1000 acre tract;
thence south TO the beginning containing
ninety 900 acres more o. less, being the same
property conveyed to said Bass by a. ID,
BledsOe, by deed OF record in Deed Book So,
page 3l9.
The above property viii be sold subject to
the WidOWers dover.
TERMS OF Saloon 3 credit OF 8 and
twelve monthsi purchaser giving notes with
pprOved security bearing interest from date.
This land Will DO surveyed and sUbdtVided
in lots, q plan or diagram OF which can be
seen at my office.
This January q. 1871. {an22
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Humes & pOstOn- Soils for eompIqfnanE
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~Nnn-Rasidanf Nntlcs.

No. lS2-Iu the First Chancery Court ofSheI-
by County, Tennessee-R. J. Black, Admir-
OF WI BOmervell, decd, VS.. Asa shelton,
r. b. DeBarre, Louisa DeBarre, d. H. Pos
ton, Admir- OF 3, Merrill, deed, and 1. A.
Cole, 4 and M.
IT appearing tina the writ Of attachment
was Issued IN this cause against the estate
of asa shelton on the 5th usy of January,
1871, on the blu of complainant, under oath
dIed herein, alleging that said Asa shelton
Is a nonresident of the State OF Tennessee,
and that he is indebted to complainant, as
Admir- aforesaid, in the sum of about $3.50
and interest due by two promissOry notes,
executed to said SOmervell BY Shelton & Par
nam. and thai said attachment has been
levied ON the property of said defendant;
and it further appearing from affidavit that
said Asa Shelton, Il. B.. DeBaIre and Louisa
DeSaT-e are non-residents OF the State OF
Tennessee:
ID is II erefOre ordered, That they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse In the
city Of M emphIs, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in March, 1871. and plead, answer
or demur 10 compliments bill, or the same
will be Ia ken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; and thst a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
eessfve weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attesJ.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK and Master,
Rv E. b MCHENRY. Deputy q. and 81.
smith & JEFFERSON, and JOnn SOmerv5ll
Sells. for cOmplts. Ja0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-31

The market opened excited and irregu-
lar. Buyers, as we'll as sellers, we're st a
loss TO know what to do early in the day
owing to the nOn-arriYal of dispatches,
and business for the lime was at a dead
lock, One or two YenturesOmB buyers,
however, were operating 70 q smSll Ok
tent upon the news Of the fall Of Paris,
and succeeded in picking up a few small
lots at a fraction above the closing rates
of Saturday, but failed 20 do much as
holders were firm and unwilling to dis
pose Of good staples at buyers
figures n were strengthened in
their vi0Ws by the early tel
egrsm from New York, quoting that
market firm and 5Sc higher. Subse-
queutiy q dispatch was rece we'd noting a
dull market and 3 downward tendency.
This, IS well As subsequent kilograms,
bad very little effect upon sellers, who
we're firm up 10 the close. Transactions
during the day were chiefly ia the
lower grades, the better styles being held
above the views Of buyers. Sales were
800 bales at Irregular prices. Clean Stains
and Strict Good Ordinary were purchased
early In the day at l3MQI3Kc, while
later in the day Ordinary was purchased
&c l3Lc, and exceptional sales Of Good
Ordinary were reported at 13E@i3Lc.
Low Middling was picked up At I8ZG,
while l44t4Zc was the ruling price paid,
with exceptional sales at 1870, classed
Strict Low MiddiinR. Sales Of Middling
were reported at l4%c, while 14L@l455c
was the ruling price paid. We quote:
Ordinary ............,. .,..........s-....l2LGI2Z
Good OrQlnary"-......--....s"s-..l5 WlSH
Low MtddLngs... Al4H
MiddEngB -.....-.s. .........s. "l4Igl4&s
Strict .....--.-i4I9-
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMnRR OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, January 30, 1871.
Stock, September /, 1870. ALSO
Reed since last statement 4s02l
Reed previously ".a........ slo,5SO-SzO,40
824.68l
Shipped since last STINT. 1853
preyiOusly-...".-. 272, 009-278,55l
Stock at % this day.. $3.50
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston r. R...... 4g7
Mississippi and Tennessee r. R.. 4s2
Memphis and Ohio RailrOad........... 2BI
......... 1863
Estimated per WegOns'.~......,....."..., So
Reports.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad .... IDgR
24A1aA4aAHDl AlA lS1Mo4aeo AsaAfN0AQasr ~
Memphis and Ohio Railroad ............... 684
St6aneHs .,.s..-...s.a-.-l9f0
oOTToN IN EEW YORK.
EKw York, January 80-u:z5 a.m.-Oot-
ton very firm and holders asking higher
rates. January, Is slice; February, I51e;
March, lbHci April, l6Hcs Ordinary,
ls5lci Good Ordinary, I4Hcs Low Mid
dlngal l3ei Uplands, I5Ac; Good, l6Xe:7
Mobiles, 15JSc; Orleans. l6Le.
u m-Cottoh dali and tending down
ward. Lower to sell, January and Feb
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son lNiss.) Clarion says: "They do not en-
courage a hope Of an advance in prices,
nor do they warrant transactions for the
year 1871 on the basis Of prices higher
than the present. But they sdmOnish
planters to diversity their crops; to pro-
duce less cotton and more grain, and give
better attention to their hogs and other
stock" The Lexington Is. c. Dispatch,
on the same subject, says: "One of the
largest cotton dealers in Columbia thinks
that his patrons cannot plant more than
half as much cotton this year as last.
The main cause OF this is the low price of
cotton. Throughout the whole State Of
South Carolina there will probably be
much less cotton planted. In many csses
farmers and planters cannot pay for the
fertilizers used last year, nor for sgricul-
tursl supplies furnished in the way Of
provisions during 1870" The New Or
leans PieGylne, on the other hand, says;
eve are glad to learn that the persistent
efforts Of some of our Southern contem-
porsries to discourage cotton planting
have not been successful, and that the
planters are preparing to cultivate the
crops for which their lands are best
suited, undisturbed by the sagaclous
warnings of the advocates of diversified
Industries"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Our Invisible Enemies. 1.-The raw, astFln.
gent atmosphere of winter creates and ag-
gravates many ailments. To protect them
selves as ehectually as possible against the
invisible dangers which surround them at
this season, should be the especial care Of
persons constitutionany delicate. As there
is no medicinal preparation In use which so
thoroughly braces and invigOrates the stom-
ach. the liver and the nerves, as Hostetter's
Bittsrs, a course of tina agreeable tonic Is
particularly advisable for dyspeptic, bilious
and nervous sufferers, in the cold, damp and
tryiog weather which generally prevails In
our climate at this period Of the year. sud
den chtlls have a very bad effect upon dys-
peptios and individuals of bilious habits, not
u~nfrequently producing congestion of tie
liver and bowels or low fevers, sometimes OF
an intermittent or remlgtent character; At
taoks Of rheumatism are also to be appre-
hended, and when there Is a tendency to
that complaint. the Bitters will be found the
best preventive. The operation Of the great
vegetable tonic Is direct and simple. 1t slim
ulates and strengthens the digestive and Sc
crettye organs and the nerves, u puts the
system in a condition to resist d action Of
those formidable foes of vitality, q low tenn
perature and unwholesOms winds and foss.
By Q~uiekening the superficial circulation,
without creating anything approaching to
fever, It imparts tone to the skin, and thus
renders She surface OF the bOdy compara
lively im%perviOus to unhealthy external
Influences,
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Business during the week has been ex-
tremely dull. Deslers complain that or
ders from the interior are merely for
enough to supply immediate wants. Re
fsrring to this branch of trade, q New
York exchange says: "Owing to the near
approach of spring, business in this line
is becoming more brisk, and msnufac-
turers are beginning to buy stock pre-
paratOry to receiving orders Tor the COM
ing season, which promises to be q busy
one, buyers having begun to arrive from
both the West and South. The manufac-
turers in this city are rapidly growing in
Importance, and are absorbing the better
part Of the trade of the country to the
detriment of the large towns which are
engaged exclusively in this particular
line. The application of steam machinery
to all parts Of the manufacture OF this
class Of goods has enabled manufacturers
to do their business in large cities in
stead OF in the small towns away from
the centers OF trade. The manufacturers
of fine work for city trade have been
comparatively busy for some time past,
as the weather has obliged persons to buy
goods for protection. Dealers in all lines
OF this trade look for busy times when
ever the spring business fully opens, as
it is believed that the early coming Of
buyers promises an unusually brisk sea-
SON." The following are the quotations
for this market:
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Mondal, FearuarY S. q

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO+Hits
The ieasehold interest OF defendants. Dov1a
and Wyue, in and 90 certain lots hereinafter
described. WolCh were leased By them rom
p. ii. ThOmpC0n-iuciudiug the improve
menH -thereOm-and running ten years nom
January 4 Eol, viz Lying ia shelby county
Tenuessee, near the city Of Memphis, bezll-
ming Al the southeast corner OF lot NO. ID. Ia
InOmps0ns subdivision, as seen per maps
registered In she Register Office OF Shelby
unit on the north side of Sass lVeuuae
thence with Bass avenue w~estWardly 81 feet
70 q staEss hence ~nOrt1WardEY parallel with
the brick wall of the Hebrew Cemetery --
feet more or less 20 Adams street extended
thence easUW1rdly with Adamss lrest extend.
opened on the east side OF said Tlomps0u's
subdivision thence s0uLbWa-dy with said
street and parallel with the brick wan To- the
beginning being lots Nos L, Do, and part Of
Is On said plan Of ThCmps0u's subdivision
Also. lots NOS I, ., 8. and 40n said plan.
ftontfnH $50 feet on the north side 90 Adams
street erreudsd and runuLug back ISIS feet 10
an alley. and bounded Oh the east blythe new
street opened, Is seen By said plan which
lease Was on the day Of Its execution duly
acknowledged by the parties thereto and
hlsd Tor registration IN Ehs Registers onIes
Of shelby county Tennessee, and shortly
thereafter registered
A suthciencT OF the above wiz be- SOLD to
satisfy the debt OF complaluauts herein.
TERMs OF SALE-0l q credited ak m
months, for Which note with ap1rovaF 80
curity win be executed. Title to be absoIura
equity or redemption barred.
EA. COLE CLERK and Master
EtauhAnH q smith. Atr0ruewz. fr-E
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10Th Day of Nay, 1871,

Or so much thereof as viii, in the aggregate,
be Sufficient to pay the claims aforesaid.
lands are all timbsred, fertile, and we'll
adapted Tor SMALL FARMS, or for garden
ing purposes.
such Bargains as win be offered In this
land have seldom been offered TO the EPECU-
LATOR, the W-OOD-DEALEE, the GARDENER,
and All b want RESIDENCE PROPERTY ad-
iacent to and convenient to ACCOMPLISHING
on the line Of a projected railroad, and only
~ miles from Court Square
EB- Full particulars and plans can be had
at my onlce. or OF J. b MCFARLAND, Sol. for
COmpIainants, No % Madison ST., Memphis.
M STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

TVHE annual meeting of Stockholders, for
4 the election of a Board o. Directors OF
the Memphis Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, having been changed from June 18th
to the first Saturday In February, an election
for nine Directors OF said Society viii be
held on
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FINANCIAL.

There are but few If any changes to
mention regarding local financial mat
tiers. With mora OF less accumulation OF
currency, q moderate demand for accom-
mOdsJiOns at the banks continues, and
the transactions were comp rstively in
significant, though in some instances
checking was larger. The banks report
az ample supply of funds to meet the re-
quirements Of their regular dspOsit0rs,
but are paying little or no attention to
outside applicants. Rates of interest are
9G12 per cent. at the banks, and from l to
"a per cent. per month on the street.
Exchange is offering more freely in the
shape Of cotton bills, which are taken At
HGE discount on Eastern points, and =
dis count on New Orleans bills.
Local stocks and securities are dull and
nOminsllY unchanged. County warrants
ars purchased at &c and sold at 64c.
Bank of Tennessee money is in moderate
demand at Use, and is sold by dealers at
TIC. Railroad and insurance stocks are
duh, with no change i'm prices, and no
transactions reported.
Gold was offered ia small quantities
only, and was purchased during the day
at l09LGI09Z. Selling rates were llO%@
III. The opening rate al New York was
1IOT, and the closing rate Ill. Sterling
exchange was reported steady throughout
the day at 1897. Quotations of Govern
ment bonds and railroad shares viii be
found in our Geographic column on the
first page.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The following were the closing quota
tions for Southern securities In New York
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Roa-Residsnf Notice.

No 10, Rim the First Cha1cery Court o.
shelby county, Teuuessee@5esss j. El.l-
e. al. jBasby. Johnson Il Cob VS. %. E.
SpilImau and H. p SpiLmaL.
II appearing that the writ OF attachment
Il was issued IN this cause against the estate
81 U. 81. Spulmau aud H p. ]-plIuau OF the
2-th Of December, $50, on tie bin Oh come
plaluaut under oath Med lerellr alleging
that said 5ptLlmaus are residents Of ATEal-
sas and uOu-resideuts Of the state OF E=u-
nessees that they are Indebted 20 Complain
ants In che sum of about sLlIl as evidenced
by their prDmlsEOrT note executed rI COM
p%lsinauL, ] j. Busuy. April l- 1900 That szl
attachment has been returned levied on Che
property Of defendants. etc.
It's therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, sc the cgurt-Louse ll the
city Of Memphis, Tenn on or before the
first Monday in March. 1871. and plead.
ansWer or demur TO complainant bin. or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as lu
them and set for hearing eLpar-e; and fEa- "a
copy of this order be published once @ wees.
tor b q successive weeks, ia the Memphis
Appeal.
A eogy-attest=
Edmund A. COLE. Cerk and Master
ByE j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master
MetCalf q -carbrJugh, 50ls- for C0UuLrs.E
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ursry, Is I-I6c; March, 1910; April, I5jzci
May, 155kc; Ordinary, 1880; Good Ordi-
nary, 14}kc; Low Middlings, 16c; Uplands.
1870; Good, 1899; Mobile, l5Sc; Orleans,
16Lc.
2:SO p.m.-COtton duh; sales on spot,
1900 bales; contracts, 5000 bales.
4p.m.-COtton quiet and weak sales
for spinning, 1886; exports, 1885; specula-
ton, 40; in transit, 1905 contracts, 1850,
COTTON IN e ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 30, 1880 am
Cotton steady; Middlings, 159l5Lc.
Sales, 900 bales.
OOTTON IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, January %. / p.m.-Co'-
ton quiet. Uplsnds, SI-l69sId; Orleans
6 5-l0G8Zd. sales, 10, 900 bales. Exports
and speculation, ZOO. Shipments from
Bombay since last report to date, 1900.
ESQ m.-The official quotstioni is: Up
lands, sad; Orleans, SK@s%d, b~utsprices
actually a shade lower.
5 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Sales, 1900
bales. Middling uplands, 89SMo Orleans
SH@8@d. The weekly Liverpool state
ment, as compared with the statement for
the corresponding week in 1870, will be
in another column.
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Harris, Cochran a Co; Arm composed or A.
l. Harris, George A. Cochran, y Doyle
Rnd w. u. p. Doyle, W. r. j. NeabiEb z
Johm h LO1tin.
nEFORE TAwEs HALL Justice OF The Peace
ID for Shelby county. AMdaYlt having been
made In This cause, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied, ETC.
IA fherefors ordered, That publication be
made IA the Memphis DailT Appeal news
paper published Ia the city Of Memphis, for
7ar5r euocasglve weeks, commanding the said
n II Nssbltt and John r L0ftin % appear
before me-, at my once. Ia the city OF Menu
phia. 10 the ltth civil District OF sid county,
an, and make defense % said sElt Egalust
them or e VIII be proeesded with axparts.
JAME5 HALL
jaH@Jusnos Fsass lot Shelby soahsy.