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NEW YORK, February 10.-The
Herald7S special from Paris says the
| following persons are doubtless elected
to the General Assembly: NM.
Blanc, ROchefOrt, Brisson, Quient and
Valante.
The Orleans interest is believed to
be strong throughout the country.
There is great mortality among the
children. Many respectable people
are making efforts to leave, dreading
the renewal Of the war, which will
bring on worse horrors than ever.
The actual condition of the city Is
very little changed. Champs Elyses
is very little damaged. BOis de BOu-
/ lOgned is destroyed at the entry to
the lake and other points particularly.
Shops are slowly beginning to reopen.
No gas in the city yet. Order is
good; popular sentiment is intensely
excited at the idea Of the entry of the
PrUssians, but the feeling is gradually
growing more lenient toward the en-
emy.
THE ELECTIONS.
LONDON, February 10-In the cleo
tiOns at Brest and Havre, the Gam
beta ticket will be carried by heavy
majOrity.
A Versailles dispatch says the deliv-
cry Of cannon and arms by the army
at Paris to the Germans was COM
menced on the 9TH and continued
throughout the Sth.
BELFORT TO FALL.
PARIS, February lot is reported
that the Prussians sent an army corps
south on Tuesday, resolved to ca y
BelGOrt by assault. The railroads e
getting in a good condition again.
TROCHU ELECTED.
HAvRE, February I0.-GeneTals
LefiO and TrOChU are among the can
didates elected to the Assembly in the
Department of Finisterre.
No REPUBLICANS FROM ELEVEN De
PAETAIENTS.
VERSAILLES, February 10.-Returns
from eleven departments indicate the
election Of BOnspartists, Orleanists
and Clerical candidates and but very
few Republicans.
The duration Of the armistice will
probably be extended, in order that
the Assembly may have time to per-
feet the work Of restoration.
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ENGLAND
THE QUEENS Speech.

THE QUEENS SPEECH.
The Standard to-day, on the
Queens speech, says the fact is ap-
parent that a joint commission fOr
the settlement Of the Alabama diff
culties would be more interesting TO
the public, if the basis on which the
commission it is to operate were
known.
The Times to-day remarks on that
portion of the speech announcing in
reference to the American questions
a joint high commission, and says
Although the Alabama question is
secondary to that of the Fisheries as
the subject for consideration by the
commission, there are no doubts as to
which question will mainly engage
attention, but il is erroneous to sup
pose that it is the purpose of the COM
mission to tind ground for England
to abandon her position, or cOncede
her liabilities on the Alabama ques-
ton.
AN ELOQUENT PREACHER DEAD.
Henry Melville, an eloquent
preacher and chaplain of the Queen,
died yesterday, aged 73 years.
TELEGRAPHIC.
The German telegraph offices in
France have been ordered to transmit
French official messages relative to
elections and provisioning Paris.
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PRUSSIA.

THE PRUSsIAN DIET.
BERLIN, February 9.--The Prussian
Diet will probably close shortly.
DIVIDING THE sPOILS.
LONDON, February IA dispatch
from Berlin says the war contribution
of 200, 600, 600 francs eXacted from Paris
has been appOrtiOned-l50, 900, 600 to
North Germany, and $4,000, 900 to
South Germany.
THE GERMAN ARMY.
A dispatch from Versailles Of the
10th gives the report that the Impe-
rial Governors army is in process Of
formation. The Thirteenth army
corps will consist of Wurtemburgers
and Hessian troops.
SHAKING 'ElI UP.
Violent shocks Of earthquake were
felt at Darmstsdt this morning.
All! HA! KOENIGi
The Prussians captured a letter from
the King Of Sweden, expressing the
warme5t sympathy.
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LsYMAIL.

ON WHAT THE REPEAL OF THE IN
COME TAX DEPENDS.
From the Baltimore Gszstte.I
WASHINGTON, February III learn
to-day that the fate of the bill to re.
peal the income tax depends upon a
solution of the personal difficulty be-
tween Messrs. Boutwell, and PIeasOn-
ton, arising out of not only this par
ticular point, but other matters per-
tanning to the management Of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau. Unless a
compromise can be effected between
these high belligerents, his EXcellenCy
will be forced to choose between them.
The case, so far as it affects the "in-
come tax" stands thus: Should the
present bill be passed by Congress,
Mr.. Boutwell, will demand a veto, and
if this be refused by General Grant,
then the Secretary will Indignantly
throw up his Office.
1t was easily to be seen, therefore,
that the Wire-pullers, who dread so
important and premature an expl0-
sion, would resort to every sort Of in
direct means to avert it. But both
Houses stand fully committed to a
total repeal of the obnoxious tax, and
the people are becoming clamOrOus
themselves. The loss of Boutwell, in
this way, and at this iuncture, cannot
well be afforded; and party eXigen-
cies forbid putting Grant to the ex-
tremity of a veto. What, then, is to
be done but to give the bill the gO-by,
and at the same time afford "mem-
bers" the opportunity of appeasing
their constituents" This Is pro-
posed to be effected by a most absurd
Issue in respect to the jurisdiction of
the two Houses. The repeating bill
was, therefore, purpOsely Initiated in
the Senate, and 'members" satisfy
their particular dupes, and even, it
may be, those of the country at large,
by manfully coming up to the scratch
and voting for il. 1t goes to the
House, and straightWay that consci-
entiOus body (Which, by a very large
majority, has declared also in favor Of
the measure) puts itself upon its dig
nifty, and entrenehes the aforesaid
dignity" behind q dubious article Of
a tattered and torn Constitution,
which they have trampled under loot
8 thousand times.
Could that old Radical public f1nc-
tionary (WhO, it is enormously said,
''never sleeps'', in his most humOr-
Gus mood, and when permitting him.
self to enjoy a siesta under the cooling
and refresing influence OF the shower
bath OF molten lead, have dreamed
of a more cOI1ieal eOntrivance for de-
luding the educated and intelligent
fnnOcents of this, our Garden Of Eden? I?
1t might be admitted upon the vio-
lent assumption that the lOng-since-
forgotten parchment called the s'Con-
stitutiOn," exists al all in practical
force) that the House is perfectly right
upon this now extraDeOus tissue'7-
tor equestion is "as old as the hills"
and long ago decided But who
will believe that their reverenees Of
the Senate were not as fully as the
House aware Of the unc0nstitutiOn-
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
No KH.Klux-A SiatsmsHt fr0m Rsspossl-
bic Parties.

A Washington dispatch to The
Paper says: Colonel VIM. d. Simp-
son, Major A. Leland and Mr.. r. s.
GOodgem have been sent on here by
citizens Of Lamar district in South
Carolina to correct misrepresentation
in reference to disturbances in that
county. 1t seems there is no organ
ization whatever to resist the laws.
A negro named Crews had made an
incendiary speech, urging on the
blacks to seize the food and burn the
houses of the whites, and this pro-
duced a highly excited state Of public
feeling which led to a row the day
after the recent elections. Both races
joined in the fight. The negroes fired
first on the whites from an armOry
where there were six or eight hundred
loaded Remington rifles, but in the
conflict that ensUed they were routed
by the superior courage Of the whites.
These gentlemen while here had an
interview with the President, who
listened with apparent confidence to
their statements. Grant inquired
how it was the negroes where whip
ped so easily, seeming to thinkt his fact
showed that the whites were the
aggressors. The deputatiOn answered
that the success Of the whites was due
to their military experience and skill
in the use OF weapons. The President
also mentioned the case Of q negro
who had been brought to him and
who had stated that he had been
whipped for his political opinions.
1t was proved that he had been
whipped for hog-stealing, and for no
other reason. These gentlemen did
not testify before the Senate COM
mittee on Outrages, and the COM
nittee is now engaged with the case
Of South Carolina, but they viii
testify at some future period. They
give gloomy accounts Of the crODs and
the political condition of affairs in
South Carolina. Governor Scott. the
radical executive, is however, becom-
fF,rr mora onugnrrqffEyQ
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INDIANAPOLIS, February 10.-The
main building Of the Howe Sewing
Machine works, at Reno, Indiana,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss is estimated at 500, 600; in
surance, $40, 900. Two attaches Of the
works, John Cummings and A. P.
LOveland, were killed or burned to
death, and several others were I'M jured
by jumping from the second story.
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SWITZERLAND.

PROVISIONS FOR THE FRENCH.
BERNE, February 9.-The Swiss
Government has ordered the sale of
horses belonging to the French cav
airy which entered Switzerland.
Sixty-twO carloads Of provisions for
the French prisoners have arrived in
Switzerland from France.
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Important from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, February 10.-A bill
passed the lower house OF the Kansas
Legislature yesterday to allow crimi-
nails to testify in their own behalf,
and husband and wife to testify for
each other in criminal cases. The am
nesty bill was defeated in the Senate,
and the only way 10 reach entran-
chisement now is by submitting the
constitutional amendment to the peO-
ME
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CHICAaO,

CHICAGO, February 10.-FlOur-extra spring
more active, So s5E5 IS. Whszt-No. 8 5rtng
nrmer and lC higher; closed quiet &C 81 81,
cash Corn, No. z mixed firm and lC higher,
but closed at SOC cash; this afternoon duh at
49, g50c- Oats, No. more active closed At
4ic. Rye dull, No. 2, s7,Gs75zc. Barley, No.
nrmeri closed - soc HighWtues nrmerf $50
so13c for Iron bound. Provisions q uieJs mess
pork closed at s2z SO. Lard closed ~ lZ5zal9EC
cash. Dressed hogs quiet, and I6@Z0c lower /;
closed duh at - %; live dull, ia l6o lower;
closet At 81 50g7 60 Cattle Iairly active at
g-LgT--
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q PECIAL tickets st $40 for the round Trip 20
- New Orleans and rstuEn-good nom ha1-
ruaEy 18th 70 18th, both days tuellsIV a-HlL-
Eailruad.
MardI Gras occurs on the 3lst Of EeoruarFr
and the EcEsl wiz e goo4 ~ .--e -1-le 4 -
STsndav For fs1rthsf Information ana lor
bicket8, apply 70 IA1Lz5 Sped Ticket A47.--l
90 q p OILY. GsuI T-lzt Aga,
"a MIS-. and Taun- Depoli
Tsdzsr COPY week,
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spANTsH CANARp.

HAVANA, February 10.--The q. s.
frigate Congress sails to-day.
Fernando Estrada, one Of the insur-
gent leaders has been captured by the
sub-Prefect, and executed at Moro.
1t is reported that the insurgent
General Jesus Dole, who surrendered
to the Spanish authorities, now acts
as guide for their troops.
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Ala far Eranns and RsrnasN.

CLEVELAND, February 10. = A
meeting of the citizens Of this city
last evening of the Northern Ohio
relief Association, formed with a
President, Treasurer and Secretary,
and nifty Vice Presidents distributed
among the important towns of north
ern Ohio. The object Of the Organi-
cation is to solicit money, grain and
seeds to send TO the suffering and i'm
pOverished people Of France and
Germany.
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RndInaI Prenaralinna

ST. LOUIS, February IO.-ElectiOn5
were held last night in three districts,in
this county to elect persons to fill va
cancies, in the Radical (Or Nc
Clurg) County Commissioners. In one
district the liberals were elected, and
all the meetings passed resolutions
advising harmony and hearty CO.
operation between both wings of the
Republican party.
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AUSTRIA.
CnNGRATULATORY

VIENNA, February 9.-The Vienna
Gazette of to-day contains an auto
graph letter from Emperor Francis
Joseph to N. HOhenWart, cOnvOking
the Reichsrath on the 10Th of Febru-
airy. The Emperor has received a
letter from King Amadeus, annOunc-
ing his accession to the throne of
Spain.
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Aid fer the French.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1O.-The
Stock Excnange appropriated one
thousand dollars to the French Sani-
tary Aid Fund, and ordered it to be
remitted to New York Immediately
to the Chamber OF Commerce, who
held a meeting, surprised at the IN
ezpectedIy liberal response to the ap-
peal for the same cause.
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Election Notice.

A 7 meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of
"A the Vest Tennessee Department. Of the
Life Association Of America, on the ath inst,
at the Department once, No. 81 Madison
street, the following Oh1cers were elected
Tor the ensuing year:
THOS. II. ALLEN, President.
NATHAN ADAMS. Vice. President
c. B. WELLFORD, Secretary.
ii. TOBEY, Treasurer.
r. b. MAURT, Medical Examiner
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Meeting Of a Commlitss to Investigate It's
Causes.

ALBANY, n. Y, February 9.-The
Commissioners appointed by the Gov
ernors Of this and other States, to in
vestigate the cattle disease now pre-
vailing, met in this city to-day. There
was quite a distinguished attendance,
including Ex-Governor Seymour. On
a full comparison of notes among the
Commissioners they were unanimous
ly of opinion that the cattle disease can
be easily remedied, provided prompt
sanitary and restrictive measures are
adopted. Resolutions were offered by
Governor Seymour and unanimously
adopted, to seek protective legislation
and to enlist farmers clubs and other
agricultural associations in the move
ment, and to have the best remedies
and modes Of treatment published.
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Jobu pulI conhscafss Yankee Notions,

BOSTON, February i0.-A Halifax
dispatch says that the schoOners A.
III. WonsUu and o. J. Franklin, to-
gether with their stores and cargOes,
etc, were condemned to-day and for
feited to the Queen by reason of
their violation of the fishery laws, by
the Vice Admiral Court.
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HANGING.
They DO things Better Ia Msrylasd-SsW
They Do q,

CUMBERLASD, Nd, February 10.
John Howard was executed today for
the murder Of Henry Miller. His
neck was broken by the fall, and he
died with but a slight struggle. The
execution took place about mile from
the city, whittier he was escorted by
a detachment of State militia, fol-
lowed by several thousand persons.
On the scaffOld he made a rambling
speech, accusing one witness Of per-
jury. He then bade adieu to his spir-
itual advisers, Sheriff and others, said
he was a Christian and ready to die.
It is stated that Howard was intOXi-
Gated when he made his speech, the
liquor having been administered to
him TO keep up his courage.
ANOTHER.
FREDERICK, ND, February TO-
John Washington, cOlOred, was
hanged to-day in the iail-ysrd Of this
city, for committing a rape on Mrs.
Margaret Butcher, white, on the 9Th
OF April last. The prisoner was en-
gagged in religious devOtiOns all morn
ing, and prOfessed himself recOnciled
~ AAi9 4atOs Az q "AAtegA IA " CAA az
dress be said the court had sentenced
him to death justly, returned thanks
TO all concerned in his trial and i'm
pris0nment, and met his fate with
apparent COmpOsure. In a few words,
addressed to the crowd Of three thou
sand persons assembled to witness the
execution, he warned them 70 avoid
his fate.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
BALTIMORE, February lO.-Mary
Wallis, COlOred, was executed in the
jail yard in Prince George county to
day.
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CHICAGO, February 10.-Mrs. Julia
Ann Sauther committed suicide by
hanging herself, in Maiden, Ill, on
Tuesday. Cause, : intemperance and
cruelty of her husband.
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ITALY
THE TUNIs DrBRoeLIo.

TIE IUNIS LMBhUGLIUs
FLORENCE, February 10.-The Gov
ernmeut here has been notified that
an envoy from the Bey Of Tunis is on
his way to Florence with instructions
to settle the questions in dispute.
FINANCES.
The italian Chamber Of Deputies
has approved the bill authorizing a
Financial Convention with Austria.
THE POPE.
The bill providing for the establish
ment Of fund for the support Of the
Pope has finally passed.
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WortbIlv ssstawsd.

New YORK, February 10.-It is
stated that the proprietors of the
sleeping car lines have made pres
ent of $4,000 to the wife of Conductor
VOsburg, who was killed in the late
Hudson River railroad accident.
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HOME DISPATCHES.
Rnrnsd 20 Death.

Miss Crawford, fifteen years Of age,
was burned terribly last night by
catching fire from the CRATE at her
fathers residence in Louisville, KY.
She is not likely to recover.
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sHERIFF'S SALE an aUcTIor
cnHSTARI &c sAIE
LIS NORNIHe. AT 10 nlcLncR.

We VIII sell, without limit or reserve. a cour-
" STOCK consisting Of Dry Goods CL0llLlz-
Boots Shoes, Hats, and Caps. iu lots o. sutr
buyers Also q fun line OF Dry Goods. con
slsIlng OF Prints, DOmestics. bleacuad and
unblsacned, Flannels, GlDEhamE. EIarfuoa.
silks, Jeans, Blankets. BhaTTIs. HosIa-v -
Also, g tut line o. Clothing. consisting oF
me Cashmere Pants, Goats, Vests, full suits.
Cass1net Pants and Coats, BLACK DoeEElr
suits, Ovsrcoats, eEe. Also. a large s-oer oF
Hats-WOol, Fur and Plush Also. Glass
Wsre, ChtnaWars, HardWare. Tobacco Cigars.
Backing. etc. - Terms cash--Ea
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HUAE'S STEAM BAKERY.
RsaasiIsa ). PrIss q 60 aas erask.r.

AO LOAVES Bread, 81 toretaflsrs:
~ So ioaVas Bread, 81 to families OF con-
sumera;
Soda, Butter, Picnic, Boston Crackers, cents
per pound in boxes or barrels
sugar and Cream Crackers, Il cents per
pound in barrels or boxes
Ginger Nuts, Il cents per pound IN barrels
All kinds o. cakes on hand, At the lswsst
prlces-Who holesale and retail
Boxes and barrels exohanEeas All goods
delivered. fre8 Of charge, by aE'euttVa drive
ers. Orders Iaft at the factory win be pFrEnpts
q. w. BUM9, Steam BaFrrvi
1sl8 SO Main stregis MamphIs,
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TURKEY
A NEW DYNASTY

LONDON, February IO.--A special
dispatch to the Telegraph announces
that there wiz be an early recognition
by the Porte Of the new Hash HamO
Dynasty.
REPORT DENIED.
The report that the Turks are about
to form a camp at Shuml8, threaten
ing Roumania, is denied by credible
authority.
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NEW YORK. February I0.-Cottca steady
and In moderate d5mandi middIInz uplands.
Bze. Flour hrm aud demand fair AZ 81 s5aZ %
for shipping grades Of extra Wheat 10 fair
demand and advanced red amber, 81 58aI &C..
Corn dulli No. mixed, 54ga5o. Whisky hrln
a 5za84c- Coffee firm and 10 fair demand
EiOi l85z9l55fcs Java, l89zc. sugar duh I,
Cuba, JE9l0c. MolasHes dulL-NeW Orleaus.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.
WAsHBURNE.

PARIS, February 10.-The Ameri-
can Minister went, on Wednesday,
from this city, for few days relaxa-
ton from his arduOus duties, and is
now in Brussels.
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ST. LOUIS, February 1Q.-FlOur active for
/ low grades, which is scarce; supeTdne win
No red fall 81 -. Corn In fair demand ana
4 advanced mixed In War8hOuse, ssG,50c. Oats
nrun No. 2 SOC. Barley dull; No. 1sIl, Soc
Rye higher, 81 Whisky, 93c. Ness pork hr1n
at SO. Bulk meats hrm; alsar sides At War
saw, buyer iii March 5th, lie; clear rib, al
| Quincy, buyer TIL 81 arch l014c. Bacon nrm
hams, sugar-cursd, PLAIN, seller TIL March
l55Sc. Lard-large sales up In, the CoUREry on
spot and for future delivery At L25S9l25Sci
for prime steam and kettle; small sales here
a lZ54c. Choice hogs better 81 5gI .. Cattle
AZ T5g6 o.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAsOWIc FAR NOTICE.

FTNHE general committees Of the late
Il Masonic Fair are requested 70 meet ~
the Directory Of the Masonic Temple abf v y
the Office OF the secretary. room Nc =, corner
OF Second and Madison Streets this l5AIUE-
DAY evening, at s O'Clock, for hnal ADJUST
ment OF the proceeds OF the 1azr.
faII BEN. e. PuELEN. secrelarv.
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EAaRlNGT0N HAS0a, ABsat,
No. 9 Madison street, Memphis.
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LOUIS LANCE

T RESPECTFULLY RECOM- AZ n
j mend the folloWtngs best FfNA "A
Corsets, which can be pur. n A
purchased ONLY g. sac 1Alr5 ~ - -
Manuaetory Madam BOY alasi *
PATENT SKIRT BUPFOhF 80 ~
ING CORSET, com Dining l II ~ III
Bustle and Gorset In one ana iSs4f
Iaeing on the side; the Pan
ANA Skeleton Corset Robert
Werlv French oOrset; lois
eau, Embroidered, long and
short Corset, Nine. Dupont
short Corset; the Negliges, or ~
Nursing Corset, which laces On both gfiea
froRt--eyery size and extra sizes. Iha ID
stR fa SKIRTS and Panisr now ready. =
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To give our readers an ADEQUATE
idea Of the magnitude Of the " job T" in
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LIVERPOOL, February I0.-CottOn tending
doWuWard : nlddIinE gBIauds, T94d uuiddIfng
Orleans, I'D; sales, l9,060 bales. sales for the
week, So 0DU; exports, 1900; speculation. 20l0;
stock, 6I0. coo. American, Z8,000; receipts for
the week, 92,l00; American, 81, 900 bales.
LONDON, February I0.-COnsoIs. %: u. g.
bonds quiet; 5-20s Of 81 800 '65, 91}4 81, s954
l0-40s, s95a. Erte, Is; Illinois Central. I09; At
lantic, 2gL1
FRANKFoET, February Bonds
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sardI eras ExgursIon---ss5 Rouud TflT

AaA- ~ - A4 NA1As 1A4A-- ~ AaAA4 aEaAa
The splendid passenger steamer
- AaFy Houston 49,
VIII leave Memphis TUESDAY, eDrUarV
l4th, ct O'Clock p m, arriving at New Or
leans for the Mardi Gras festivities, return
ing after the close OF them This offers a
rare opportunity 70 persons visiting the
Crescent City TO witness the graudest gala day
known in the SOUTH at a small expense.
Passengers by this steamer can feel assured
Of going through direct and on time. Being
. passenger packet, she takes no cotton. Ex-
eursiOu tickets can be had and rooms secured
by applying to
RICH'D ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
fell 80 Front street.
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LOUISVILLE, February l0.-BaggiRE inactive
and nominal Cotton Inactive and steady
middling, l3t t4l4l e. Flour drm and demand
light; extra ltmily, s. IS. Grain shade drmer.
Oats, corn and wheat in demand, but supply
light Groceries nra but quiet. Hay un-
changed; demand light; choice, $50 delivered
az depot, Provisions quiet and firm; mess
pork, 81 70. Bacon, l0gI29l21Sc; bulk meats,
514gu9l54cs sugar-cured hams, lhc; plain,
i5c, all packed. Lard-prims Leaf In tIerce,
lz5sc; keg, HE Whisky strong, ~ g5s5c. To-
mon trash 90 medium leaf, and gT7 5OgS for
common 20 medium bright wrappers.
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