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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL.
--LATEST REPORT BY TEL BGRAPH.I

LONDON.
LONDON, December Sat the close-eonsols,
9lsz99lJs; United States nve-Jwenties Of 1862,
coupons, 927z Hve-twenties Of 1865 coupons,
"; nye-Swenues g OF le6l, coupons, so1a; ten-
forties, s013. The uniayorable accounts Of the
condition Of the Prince Of Wales depresses the
money market.
NEW YORK.
NKW YORK, December 8-Tbe gold market
has been agitsted by reports from the other
side Of the Atlantic in regard to the condition
Of the Prince Of Wales, and the fluctuations
during the day were in sympathy with the
many rumors of private kilograms. 1t is re-
Dor ted there is considerable depression In the
London Stock Exchange, but it is believed to
be temporary. Gold ranged from lO97s to il014i
the latest sales were at llO9uO1s. Loans are
9 20 per cent for carrying Clearings, S45,-
5OO,OG0.
Sterling Exchange-Bankers' bills, IO9.
Money-Easy t5@6 per cent.
Southern State Securiues-Were quiet and
easy throughout the day. The closing quota
tons were; M4ssour1s, 2U; NTginias, new, %;
Nirginias, old, 6Si Tennessee, old, 65; Tennes-
sees, new, 66; North Caro1nas, Old S41s;
North Carolipas, new, IA.
Stocks and Bonds-The market opened firm,
with Lake Shore as a feature. Ohios, North
western, Western Union, New York Central
and Wabash active and higher. The market
al the close was a fraction OF from the highest
point during the day. although firm in tone.
During the afternoon Lake Shore and Union
Pacific we're special features, and both stocks
advanced abont per cent, the alance of the
list advanced 4 to y per cent. Express stocks
stronger, Adams advancing 70 BOZ, and United
States TO 50.
United States Securities-Governmen bonds
were strong and higher on the notice of the
secretary that twenty millions 1ve-twenties
would be redeemed three months hence. The
closing prices were Five-twenties OF 1851,
l7s<; hve-twenties Of 1852, III; hve-twen-
ties OF 1850, Ill; five-twenties Of 1866, lll3s;
fve-twenties OF 1885, new, lL394: dve-twen-
ties OF 1867, llss4; dve-twenties of 1865, ll45s
ten-fcrties, l0S3s: currency skies, 1875.
PARIS.
PARIS, November S.-Rentes, 56f z5c. Bull
lion In Bank OF France increased 1,Do0 900, dur
ing the week.
NEW. ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December S.-Gold, II0. Stsr-
ling exchange, llS54; sight, 1aSsz discount.
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THE FEDERAL LEGISLATURE:
Senate Committees Elected by the xLlId
Congress.

@e following is the list of committees
afected by the senate:
On Privileges and EIections-Sumner,s Nor
ton, Rice, Carpenter, Logan, Hill and Thur
man.
On Foreign Relations-Cameron,s Arlsn,
Morton, Patterson Schurz, Hamlin and Cas-
serly.
on FIuance-sherrmn, Morrill,, of Yer
mont, Fenton, Scott, Ames, Wright and Bay
ard.
On Appropriations-COle', Sprague, Sawyer,
Edmunds, Window, West and Stevenson.
on Commerce-ChandIer,S Corbett, Kellogg,
ST encer, Buckingham, Conkling and Vickers.
on anufactures-Hamlin,s Robertson,
Sprague, Gilbert and Johnson.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frelinghuvsen,
Robertson, Lewis and Davis, Of West Virginia.
On Military Afiairs-Wilson,S Cameron,
Morton, Ames, Logan, West and Blair.
on Naval Affairs-Cragan,S Anthony, Nye,
osborn, Ferry, Of Michigan, and Aleorn, of
Mississippi
On Judiciary Edmunds, Conk-
ling Carpenter, Frelinghuysen, Pool and
Thurman.
On Postof1ices and Postroads-Ramsey,s >
Pomeroy, Gilbert. Cole, Hamlin, Ferry, Of
Michigan, and Kelly.
On Public Lands-Pomeroy," Upton, Os.
born, Sprague, Window, Logan and Casseriy.
On Private Land Claims-Davis,s of Ken
tuck, Ferry, of Connecticut, Caldwell, Bayard
and Blair.
On Indian Affairs-Harlan, Corbett, Buck
ingham, Frelinghuysen, Wilson, Caldwell
and Davis, Of Kentucky.
on Pensions-Edmunds," Upton, Pratt,
Brownlow, Hamilton, Logan and salisbury.
On Revolutionary Claims-Pool,e Brownlow,
Corbett, Hill and Davis, of West Virginia.
On Claims-Lowe,s Scott, Pratt, Stewart,
Boreman, Wright and Davis, of West Virginia.
On the District Of Columbia-Patterson, .
sumner, Lewis, Spencer, Sawyer, Hitchcock
and Vickers.
On Patents-Ferry;a of Connecticut, Carpen-
ter, Morrill,, of Maine, Window and Hamil-
ton, of Maryland.
on Public Buildings and Grounds-Morrill,s ?
Of Vermont, Trumbull, Cole, Sumner and
Stockton.
on Territories-Nye,a Cragin, Schurz, Bore
man, Hitchcock, Clayton and Cooper.
On Pacific Acknowledgement" Ramsey, Har-
Ian, Rice, Fenton, scott, Kelioggi Hitchcock,
Cooper, Ferry, of Michigan, md Kelly.
On Mines and Mining-Rice,a Chandler
Flanagan, Upton, Caldwell, Alcorn and Sauls-
bury.
On the Revision of the Laws Of the United
States-Conlling,s Carpenter, Stewart Wright
and Hamilton, Of Maryland.
On Education and Labor-Sawyer,s Morrill,,
Of Vermont, Flanagan, Patterson and john
son.
To Audit and Control Contingent Expenses
Of the Senate-Fenton," Window and Sauls-
bury.
on Printing, Etc.-Anthony,e Howe and
Casserly.
On Library-Morrill,o of Maine, Howe and
Sherman.
On Engrossed Bills-BuclHingham," Clayton,
and Davis, of West Virginia.
Enrolled Bills-Carpenter,s = Lewis and Kelly.
Select Committee on Revision of Rules
Pomeroy, Edmunds and Bayard.
On Removal of Political Disabllites-Rob-
ertson,s Boreman, Ames, Hamilton, of Texas,
Vickers, Clayton and Stevenson.
On Levees of the Mississippi-Kellogg,S
Trumbull, Schurz, Alcorn and Blair.
On Alleged Outrages in the Southern States
Scott Chandler, Rice, Pool, Pratt, Bayard and
Blair.
chairman.
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THE FRENCH SITUATION
Thlers Offers a very UaPaIa'able Piece Of
Advice 10 the Orleans Princes.

NEW YoRE, December S.-A special
dispatch from Paris says the situation In
France is very grave. The Orleans
Princes ara pushing things. On Tuesday
they sought advice OF Theirs about taking
their seats in the Assembly, and he
assured them that their presence there
would arouse old animoeities; that the
moment was inopportune, that Bonapsrt-
lists and R ID Republican legitimatists
journals would clamor that the Republic
Wss menscsd.
The Princes answered that they would
not act without consideration.
There was no misunderstanding, but
Thiers showed extreme anxiety to pre-
vent the Princes from taking their seats
Last night the commission on the abroga-
ton of the law of exile met and should they
sbrogSte that law the Princes will perhaps
enter the chamber.
Theirs, regarding this as menace to the
Republic, will present proposition for
q definite Republican government, be-
lieviug that issue must be precipitsted or
the Republic will fall. The impression is
general that If Due d'Aumale acts now
be will succeed, az 1t is thought he can
command q majority on the question Of
monarchy or republic.
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plain, I2Kc; sugar-eured; Hal41zc. Lard,
prime steam, Sc; kettle-rendered, 95ze. Bulk
meat4 In good demand at full prices shonl-
ders, &c; clear rib sides, &c; clear sides, &c
Hogs IN fair demand at s494 IS.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December s.-Flour in fair de-
naud and market firm; family, 50 6596 90
Wheat scarce and higher; sales at 81 4S@l 4S
changed. Pork in light demand, but holders
firm; there is a demand for future delivery, al
Sl3 So Lard in light demand; prime steam
SIC; kettle-rendered, &c. Bulk meats IN nghl
demand, but holders firm; shoulders 590zci
clear rib sides, ,6964c; clear sides 614957zc out
side rates for fully cured. Bacon shoulders
7c; clear rib sides, none out; clear sides, nc
Hogs in fair demand, 81 3594 s.. Green meats
steady and in moderate demand. Whisky ex-
cited and prices higher, s2c; closing at VIC.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS December S.-Flour quiet
superfine scarce, at 50 20; Xxx scarce, at 81 S71s
al SO; xxx, 81 509T rs. Corn firm, at I79Ise
Oats, at s5@56c. Bran-supply light, at 81 40
Hay dun and lower; prime, 80 aG3p efpElcel SSs
ders, re; sides, 71sc; hams, l49l0e. Lard
dull tierce is offering at 99s75c; keg, l09l014c
&c; common to good common, 7g71zes fair &c
fully fair, 75499c; prime, g4e. Molasses un-
changed; prime, SS@40c. Whisky-recthed
s5c@sl 0215.
CHICAGO, December s.-Flour-Demand con-
tinues good on southern account, and fair ex-
tras are ready sales, with firm market on all
grades. Buckw heat -four scarce and strong at
SIC. Wheat In fair demand; prices advanced
in spring; Chicago No. l, 81 %; Chicago No. 2,
81 2'3z Corn-demand active; prices ad-
vaneed No. 2 mixed. 421zc. Ear corn, 45e.
Rye Is in fair demand; prices advanced; No.
2, &C. Barley quiet and weak; Spring No. 2,
621zc; No. 3, 53c. Pork in good demand /;
prices q shade higher; mess, $l3 Lard Is in
fair demand; market firm at SIC. Green
meats in good request and firm; hams $40
7s<c; shoulders, SIC; rough sides, SIC; short
rib and long clear, 51s56c. Meats IN salt from
ten to twenty.days In moderate request and
unchanged Hogs-Demand active; prices
advanced; Hve-extreme range, So S0G4 80.
Bulk sales at 81 O594 I5 Dressed hogs, 81 $40
4 80. Beef products unchanged. Whisky in
fair demand at 92c.
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Tuesday, January 9, 1872,

within legal hours, the following described
land
Being part of entry No. "a, for Ie5 acres. In
the name Of Edward Cherry, dated or the 6th
day of April, 1874, bounded as 1ollows: Be.
ginning At the northwest corner Of said en-
Try, ct stake q links south OF q sweet gum
marked 8; thence east 80 chains and 20 links
to a stake in Ftsh Lake. from which south
SO west 81 links to a locust marked K; thence
south "a chains and 86 links TO q stake, from
which north 400 1S east 40 links. . white oak
marked p; thence east chain and IS links 10
q stake, from which north $40 80 west 81 links,
q box elder marked W; thence south Il chains
and A links to stake, from which south 81
Sc west "a links, an elm marked Cs thence
Is chains and 20 links 70 a small blackberry
on the bank Of Purcell Chute, near q cotton
wood marked Y; thence mp said chute with
the old banks or meanders thereof north e6o
so west ESQ chains north. Sc west AZ chains
north, 07s 45 west, II chains north % west. IL
chains north 77o 30 west. bS7 chains 10 stake
links west of cotton wood marked WI
thence north "a chains and 80 links to q stake
Is links e. CT an elm marked W; thence W. 10
90 chains to q stake; thence n. IL chains and
links &c the beginning, containing ls6 acres,
and lying and being on IGland No. 20, In 6hei
by county. Tennessee.
Terms OF Sale-On credit OF seven months,
ths purchaser executing q note with ap
proved security for the purchase money;
iien VIII be retained on the land. EQUITY OF
redemption forever barred.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY ]. q CULLEN, u. Q.
Randolph, Hammond 4 Jordon, Soils. for
complatnanrh ds-sat
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NEW Yoak DRY GOODS MARKET.
--LATEST REPORT BY rELEeRAFH.l

NEW YORK, December S.-Nothing of inter-
est transpiring. The market was quiet but
nrm. An suction sale OF 900 cases of woolen
shawls on Thursday showed that the prices Of
wooden g0ods must open higher, in conse-
Quence Of the great scarcity and advancing
prices Of raw material, manufacturers having
bought up ali extra and No. l grades of wool
on hand, and have now swept the market Of
all Texas and California descriptions, and are
buying all dcuble extra to be had at 65966c,
while, for selected Ohio, zoe is now asked. In
cotton staples there are few changes. Conti-
mental d brown sheetings are reduced TO l412c,
while all other brands, brown, bleached and
colored, are steady, and stocks are said 70 be
light. Bieached goods below l2c are reported
scarce. Medium and fine grades are steady,
and, II shaded a little, t0bbers stand ready TO
purchase literally, but agents are not willing
10 make much II any concessions.
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NASHVILLE, December s.-Cotton-G Good de-
mand at full prices; low middling, ia 9lSc.
CINCINNATI.
CISCINNATI, December s.-Cotton steady
low mlddltng, lSc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December 8.-Cotton very firm
middhng uplands, 1870.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, December s.-Cotton dull and
easier; middling, lSizc; net receipts, 1894
exports, cOastwise, l643 bales; sales, 5OO stock,
81 ,5B3 bales. Net receipts for the week, u, 50
bales. Exports to Great Britain, SOC bales to
Rotterdam, 526 bales; coastwise, 1851 bales.
sales for the week, 1900.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, December S-Middllngs, 1876;
net receipts, 26T7; exports TO Great Britain
22j0 bales; exports coastwise, 504 bales; sales,
1900 bales; stock, s. lbs bales. Net receipts for
the week, lS, ,653 bales; exports TO Great Britain,
667 bales; TO the Continent, 7l45 bales; coast
wise, 2425 bales; sales for the week, 1900 bales
CHARLESTON.
CHARLEsroS, December S.-CottOn is steady;
middlings, ls3sGlS1zc; net receipts, 1888 bales;
gross, 1855 bales; exports to Great Britain, lOo6
bales; exports coastwise, 2l55 bales; sales, 500
bales. stock, 33,0l9 bales. For the week-Net
receipts, 1851 bales; gross, 20,953 bales; ex
ports TO Great Britain, 30lS bales; to the contt-
nent, 1872 bales: sales, $500 bales.
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DIED..

PATTERSON - At the residence Of her
another, Mrs. Mary Patterson, at Rczzell's
tAafion, Memphis and Chal lesion rsilroad
Hcember sths at l O'Clock PM, FANNY K
PATTERSON.
The friends and scquaintsnces Of Mrs. MOI
E. Patterson are invited 10 attend the funera
of her daughter, Fanny R. Patterson, this
(sATURDAY) morning, at 10 O'Clock. Car
riages at Holst's and at residence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, lS7l, r. E. RAN.
poLPH, son OF r. Il. and Larue Randolph,
aged years 10 months and days.
Funeral from residence, corner Seventh
and Keel treets, Chelsea, this (sATURDAYl
afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Services by Rev. (,
e. Richardson. Friends and scqusintancea
are invited.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Alarming csgditisR Of R.RR. Albert
Eaward-RHllstIus from the Royal
Physicians.
rraurH o,crocK an.


LONDON, December s.-The first bulle-
tin this morning reports that the Prince
OF Wales had a very unquiet night. This
morning there Is q considerable increase
Of the fever. This official news, and va
rions rumors, some OF them exsggerating
the case. cause an alarm, having the effect
OF depressing the stock market generally.
TIN O'CLOCK AN.
The Queen is now with the Prince. The
city is full of alarming rumors In regard
to his case. Newspaper extras are issued,
giving sll kinds Of reports. The effect on
business Is depressing, Stocks and all
financial quotations show decline. Con-
sols have fallen 4 per cent.
TWO O'CLOCK Pm.
The report circulated around the palace
that the Prince was worse is given
under reserve by the central agency
press association, which Is considered q
trustworthy source of news. The physi-
clans have decided to commence an inme-
diate investigation into the origin OF the
Princes Illness, an Official report of which
will be made.
THzKK o'cLocK Pm.
The official bulletin, dated 2 pm, re-
ports that the graver symptoms Of the
Prince are unabated. The bUlletin is
signed by Sir William Jenner, and all at
tending physicians. All the members Of
the roysf family have been summoned by
telegraph 20 Sandringhsm. The Queen
and Princess Louise left Windsor and
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lust Received by Express.

zoo lbs. Dressed TURKEYS;
OOO S0) lbs. Dressed GE ESE:
O. lbs. Dressed CHICKENS;
200 lbs. Dressed DUCKS;
20 dozen hABBITS;
25 dozen Prairie CHICKENS;
rs d zen QUA Is;
10 dozen < QU1RRELS;
Which we cffer to the trede at low figures.
DAVIDSON d CO,
2i4 Second street.
P. S.-J. g. sIBLEY'S celebrated Norfolk
OG GSTEkS. daily received.
We are supplying families with DRESSED
POULTRY at twenty cents per pound, an d
OYSTERS at nifty cents Der can. GO
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drove rapidly to the Princes residence.
The distress of both was apparent.
Special to the New York World.l
LONDON, December s.-The Prince o.
Wsles Is dying. The Queen Is wild with
grief. Princess Alexandra Is unnatural
" and dangerously calm. Great con-
sternstion prevails st home The secre-
tary has been summoned to Sandringham.
Fears of political convulsion increase.
Bsll-rlngers have assembled at Saint
Psuls, and will announce the tidings OF
the Princes death IS soon as received.
The Republican leaders held secret
meeting TO might, and decided against i'm
mediate action.
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Prohats Court Sale


No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
County, Harlow Dow, admin
tstrator of the estate Of Edward Cherry, de
ceased, Vs. Amy Cherry.
FINDER and by virtue Of an order OF sale,
- made in the above cause at the present
(Decem be. term Of the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee, Will sell at pub
lie auction, in front Of the court house door,
ON Union street.. IN the city Of Memphia. on
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAsoNIc FUNERAL E0TIcE.

TNHE members Of South Memphis 2
i Ledge, No. lis, will meet at their XX
hall, this (SAfURDAN morning, 9th/VN
inst, at o'clock, for the purpose of escort
ing the remains OF our deceased brother, j..
h WEIsIGKR, to the Memphis and Charleston
railroad depot.
All NJ Ms are fraternally invited to unite
with us in this tribute OF respect.
By order of W. 8. MATTHEWS, W. M.
P'yU PuTrrS Gacgv IA
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POPLAR STREET
COTTON GIN and PICKERY,
Nos. las and IsO Poplar street.

THE public are hereby informed that on
Il and after this date we will Gin and Bale
all Cotton brought or sent to us for Seven
Dollars per Bale, we furnishing the bag g1ng
and ties, end covering the bale all over, and
he owner take the cotton seed belonging TO
the bale. Or II the owner destres Us TO keep
the cotton seed he onging 10 the bale Of cot
ton as part payment we viii gin and pals
bale all over for Two Dollars per bale, and
the cotton seed belonging TO the bale of cot
ton. Turning and Scroll Saving BY
]. HAIRY taft.
% GEO. w. PAYNE q co.
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The Medical Double Chamber,
son LEASE AND SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Preston Place, Madi-
ID son street extended. for lease Tor ten
years, at low rent.
Desirable lots on Court street. sxtended, for
sale cheap. Apply to
ROTsfER, TREzEvAgT & co,
moss DAVID @. .TREBToN,
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of the stock holders of the
"A Merchants National Bank of Memphis
viii be held on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
JsnaAry, Is71, at their banking house. corner
Madison and Main streets, for the purpose of
electing Dire ctors for the ensuing year. Polls
open from 10 am. to pm
JNO. J. FREEMAN, Cashier.
MapObig Decem ber 9. 1871, d9
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WEEKS OPERATION:
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, December s.-Cotton firm; mid
ding uplands, g I'd; middling Orleans, I0@I01sd.
Sales to-day l5,0U0 bales Speculation and ex-
port, 5000. Manchester advices more favorable.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December S.-Cotton steady;
sales 800 bales; good ordinary, IS1Sc; low mid
ding, lsLEc; middling, lgc. Receipts, 7055 bales
eXports-bo Havre, 5254 bales; coastwise, lll7
bales.
WEEKS OPERATIONS.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of De- a
IA Soto Lodge. No. 299, will be held XX
this (SATURDAYl evening, Dec. 9th,"N
at o'clock, for work in the 2. A. degree.
All e. As are fraternally invited.
By order r. @. WILLIAMSON, W. M.
Z. ". SHELTON, Sec'Y. &c
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PRODUCE MARKET.
--LATEST REPORTS BY rELEeRAPH.l
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December s.-The tobacco mar
lzet is steady and prices unchanged. Baggtng
Is Offering at l35zc Tor 21<-lb fax. Flour is In
good shipping demand and prices fully main
fained; extra family, So %. Wheat is quiet and
firm: choice red and white on arrival, 81 $50
L SO. Corn is firmer and demand fair; ear and
shelled in bulk on arrival, 50@52c. Oats fairly
active and firm al 42945c in bulk on arrival for
prime 10 choice Rye steady at 70g75c, Hogs
dull; full range at S4@4 SO, and many LEFT over
in pens; packers are not buying freely. Pro-
Visions are in fair order demand and prices
are irn; a few bacon sides here held at SC,
Bulk meats are fairly active; shoulders, SIC
clear RIB sides, 618,96S<c packed. Hams-sugar-
cured, i41sc; plain, lac, packed. Lard, s9l01zc
Mess pork, Sl3 so; future delivery, as Win
sales. Whisky firm at soc.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December s.-Flosr steady and
demand moderate; supernne, IS 5tt95 70; extra
family, S708 Wheat In fair demand at q 4O@
/ 6O Corn steady and In moderate demand a
CSC Rye scarce and firm az 81. Oats steady
and demand moderate at CSC. Barley Quiei
and unchanged a. 659s0c. Cornmeal, 55960c
Bacon scarce and nrmi clear sides, e7sc; hams
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JOINTLESS, ELASTIC SKIRTS.
TRAIL SKIRTS AND WALKING SKIRTS

Of the latest styles, sdjusta- ~
" BILE Bustles and Skirts I'm
with attached Bustles. The "a
attention of ladies and mer. HE
chants Il called to the immen- Gl5sl
Sc STOCK of real French, Ger. T
man and English C0rsets,
comprising hne embroid. Aan.
ered. Handmade, Scarlet w.
Cloth and Thibet, and plain ~
Corsets for the country
trade. Nursing, Fey and VZEi
Werly CorsetB specially. "
Remem Der these Corseis are
the best, and can be bought only at t
ern Hoop-Skirt Mandatory. lg8H
d6 LOUIS /
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State and County Taxes, 1871

THE Tax Books for 1871 are new in
Il my possession, 1wtu collect Taxes at my
Once until the 10th day Of January. Isz2
when the ONCE win positivelybe closed for the
purpose Of tssatng Distress warrants
fer all unsolicited taxes and reporting lands
for condemnation.
After the 10th day Of January next VIII
spend one or two daysin esch District
of which due notice VIII be given. for the
Purpose of collecting unpaid taxes. aad
issGtRg Distress Warrants against
Personal Property.
Tax Payers mast not expect OF ssk for
favor Or extensions, ~ none
VIII be granted
that do not come within the above notice,
Great and small. rich and poor, shall fare
alike.
1 have but ono duty 70 Peraorn.
and that is TO collect the taxes according 70
law. I know no other duty, and VIII make
~ noia WA. MCLEAN. Tax Collector.
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NEW YORK, December s.-Cotton active and
prices advanced middIing uplands, 1870.
rn,dPARArTYE ABATEMENT.
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Msssrs. Harris & Pillow. Attornsys

lave associated with them. In the prse-
IA tice OF thelaw,
GEORGE n. PKLL0ws Esq.,
under the arm name of Harris, PILLOW q Pil-
low, HARRIS q PILLOW.
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Notice to Stockholders.

THE regular annual meeting Of the stock.
II h. ldeTs of the German National Bank OF
Memphis VIII take place at this oank, on
TUESDAY,, JANUARY eth, Iszs,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and
O'Clock pm, for the purpose of choosing
thirteen directors to serve during the year
1872. MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier,
de German National Bank, Memphis.
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Administrative Sale.
WILL sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
Twenty Shares OF German National Bank
Stock belonging to the estate of Jam es Crof-
tom deceased. sale TO take place at IL O'Clock
am. in 'front.' OF No. sos Main street, Mem
phis, Tenn JNO. P. HOFFMAN,
dp Administrator.