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II III Il
HOme-Made Shirt
Newest Goods and Latest Styles
RAILROADS.

Can be seen at this fashionable and popular
27-t
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On the premises. that very commodiOus and
.iIiUlil valuable tNi 90
Lot and Brick Residence,


IoakaUeRl s1i4
4tt. I.lHi
Situated on the east line of Second street. at
the corner of the alley next north of the First
Methodist Church. having front Of GA feet
by depth of 14S1s. with alleys on two sides.
This is one of the best localities for residences
in Memphis. an experience Of forty years
having demonstrated it to be the most healthy
portion of the city. O fat sa1fHi.t DO
The sale is absolute, and title perfect.
Terms-half cash. and balance in six and
twelve months. l.a
E0
RoYsTER, TREzEvANT & CO..
]
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Milton Kelly, formerly Associate JUS
tice in Idaho, got the best of Judge
Lewis on a contempt case the other day.
Lewis cited him TO show cause why his
name should not be stricken from the
roll Of practicing attorneys for contempt
Of court. Kelly told him to " strike it
of and be DID" and when they went
to look for it they found that although a
Judge, Mr.. Kelly had never been law
yer. He was elevated from a mountain
express messenger to the bench Of Idaho.
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ESSAYS.
FORTUNES.

MAD a NJ A N n A,
EORTUNE TELLER. EAST SIDE OF
L Main st., south Of Broadway, two squares
below the M. and T. railroad depot. 65-e0
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Trust sale.
Monday, July 10th, 1871,

At 10 o'clock, at the real estate exchange Of
Royster, Trezevant Il Co., northeast corner oil
Main and Jefferson streets, in the city OF Mem
phis. Lot II in N. NJ. Trezevant's subdivision,
ON south side of Union avenue, about four
miles east of Court Square,. containing hye
acres and sixteen-hundredths Of an acre.
Title perfect. YIN a.. =
ROYs1ER. TRRzRvANT u CO.. Anct-rs.
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ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO..
ItfHI Auct;oneers
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BURYETTs CooKING EXTRACTS are the
best. Sold by all frst-class druggists
and grocers.
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DENTISTS.

HINS ON 81 MAY H - f,
nKNTISTS, NO. 2sS MAIN STREET, ARE
IL plugging teeth for cash, from one 70 three
eO@Is tSr I Ssntsl IN 1sSoy Ntpons uS
Oxide Gas given free. Call at
No. 223 Main street. Iss-sl
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tertaIunents. to be given by the association,
win do much good for our young people; Al
were chosen: President, d. D. Connell; First
Nice-President, W. y. Bruce; second vice
President, Bent. Bingham Recording secre-
tary q. W. i. Crook: Corresponding Secretary,
]. p. Prescott; Treasurer, II. Harder; Attorney,
NJ. D. Walsh. The managers are r. A. Burton.
J. w. VGgeli, L. Alderman, Thomas bacon,
William Moyston, K. J. walker and John
The Masonic brethren are In a condition to
get up the finest library in the South II they
resolve TO move in the matter. Cannot that
eminently respectable body begin the work OF
establishing fine ltbrary4
IRISH LITERARY.
This association, which was chartered by the
legislature Of the State about four years ago, al
once went 10 work earnestly to build up a lie
brary an adjunct OF that institution. Ihe
members worked with grest diligence, en-
ergy and perseverance all the time They
have now a very respectable collection Of val
liable books which Is daily increasing.
There is also nice collection Of books IN
possession Of the Hodality association, whose
room is attached to st. Peters church. The
books are valuable historical works ior tne
most part, and are for the exclusive use OF the
members Of the association.
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
EFThis association of young men has again
been revived in this city, after struggle on
the part of an earnest few extending through
several months. It appears now 10 be upon a
smaller and less pretentious scale than IL was
a year or two ago, when 1t failed. They have
establis she'd themselves In q commodious and
comfortable hall, at 302 Main street. We
found the place nicely lighted up, a covering
of new mating on the floor, great number
Of new chairs, some tables, and q carpet round
the presidents chair. One of the tables was
covered with papers, both religious and secu-
lar. The room was lighted up cheerfully, and
the whole place indicated the beginning OF
success. There might have been more young
men in attendance, but, with proper and en-
ergetic working, these viii come.
The question Of library is one that viii
occupy the attention of the members Of this
association. And when they start in on that
chute they cannot help succeeding, because
they will be supported and helped along by
most Of the religious bodies in the city. In
view of all these agencies that are actively at
WORK in the matter, It is reasonable to indulge
the hope that in a few years we shall be
cultured people, and be well-supplied with
public Libraries.
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tons Of freight was thrown overheard, and by
the vigorous use Of pumps the water was kept
down. There was only sixteen inches in the
hold yesterday, and though the boat is con-
entertain no fears but that she can be kept
afioat
A ST. Louis dispatch states that the steamer
Andy johnson, belonging to the Keokuk
packet company, struck 3 snag and sunk
seven miles above Hannibal, Missouri, at four
o'clock Thursday afternoon. She lies IN six
feet of water, and can be easily raised II the
ice does not run too heavy. Captain Lee pro-
ceeded to Quincy, thirteen miles above. he
reports that while in the texas he was notified
that the boat was sinking, when he immedt-
ately ordered the boat run on bar near at
hand, but before the bost could reach the bar
she sunk In six feet of water. She bad large
freight and many passengers. The latter were
all saved. The steamer was valued at t1OOOO.
Boats Leaving To-day.
For FRIARs PoINT-The lively G. W. Cheek
leaves to-day at pm. for Friars Point and all
her commander. +. s. Gonterman and L. W.
Briggs are clerks.
FoR WHITE RIvER-The passenger steamer
r. p. Walt, Captain William Ashford, leaves
to-day at IN. for Deyalls Bluh, Jackson
port and all points on White river. MI. L. W.
Outlaw, Charles and Mr.. SmitheTs clerks.
FoR NEW ORLEANS-The Indiana leaves to-
day at pm. for ViclzsbuTg, New Orleans and
all the coast landings. Captain k h. Neal
commands. and MeSSrs. Slut Neal and James
Franklin are her chiet secretaries.
FOR WHITE RIvER-The fine Hght-draught
passenger steamer Batesville leaves to-day at
pm. Tor Devalis Bluff and points on Little
Red and Black rivers. Captain A. d. Smith
Is her popular commander.
For VICKsBURG-The steamer Julia, Captain
Thomas Townsend, leaves to-day at pm. for
Nicksburg and all way landings. Mr.. James
Thompson holds forth in the office.
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ALEXIS At ANNAPOLIS.
General Review and Inspection Of the Naval
Sehsoi.

AENAPoIIs, November 24.-The Grand
Duke Alexis and suite, accompanied by
Secretary Robson, arrived here at 10
o'clock am. Owing to a storm, but few
psrs9ns gathered at the depot. The Duke
aud party entered q carriage and were
driven 70 the naval grounds. They were
received by q battalion Of marines, with
an order 70 present srms, the band Sta
toned on the right playing the Russian
national air, and at the same time salute
Of tweHty-One guns wRs fired from q bat
tery on the playground.
The party were received at the super
antendentis quarters by Commodore
Worden. The Prince was introduced by
Secretary Robson, snd the visitors then
proceeded 70 the pzrsde ground, where
the cadets went through the usual milf
Esry drill End parade, Esluing the Duke
as they marched past. The parade being
over the school-ship Santee was visited,
when snothsr national salute Of twenty
one guns Wss fired. After passing
through the ship, the party inspected
the various departments OF the academy.
In the ordu auce museum, the bsttle-hags
captured in COrss, were objects Of special
interest. The inspection OF the depart
mem being over, a. 1880 p.na., they re-
turned 10 the qusrtsrs OF the commander.
where & large party hsd assembled, and
the guests invited to psrtske.
Alexis responded 10 toast to the EN-,
pzfor Of Russia by one 10 the President OF
The United States.
Admiral Possiet responded to toast to
the Russian navy with the following:
1.-The prosperity Of the remarkable insti-
tuition We have just inspected-msy II
continue its great usefulness, and produce
more men like Fsrrsgut, Porter and Wor-
den to eooru IDeir e0untry's history"
The Duke and party left at O'Clock for
New York, where be viii remain until
about December 9th, when he will visit
Boston, Albany snd Montreal, and thence
proceed wssi, after which he viii visit
some OF The Southern States.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

--uv HFATER.-The cool, sharp, crispy
,xeafher thai prevailed last night had DO el-
1ecf unon theateT-gOers. They crowded the
1,orot1.sffa and dress circle, occupying every
s.saf flf course, The beauty ana tsshlon OF lne
CIV were present, because II was the fashion
abe night, when people attend no mater
9rbat tbe bill OF who the star, FOR II IS sa1
1rTsfh that fashion j. supreme, AMI that IN THIS
rnqffer OF the thea1er II has established \ rue
~ ari,ltrsrv as thai which It gives to the tailor
and the fnautua-maEer. Friday night =
Therefore sacred 70 the tyrant VINO rules Win
.-orsl mower, whethsr in empire or republic
rTfie hfil iasi night embraced "f&zio, or the
4tgis-. vie - and tie Jealous Wife" AIRS.
Bowers was, Of course equally good IN botn,
and sustained her high reputation a. al
a. ttsse Who has few equals and no superior on
fhe H,ugiish-speasing stage, especially IN the
line Of characters which sae mas maoe nef
own. She was admirably supported Dy the
stock company which has won upon the goOo
opinion of the people OF our city. 1o-chy ~ ~
T6enatinee viii be presented Amy Robsart'
and at night "Amy RObsaIt." We hope tne
lshers, noted for their pOlitFness ana atten-
dion viii be particularly watchful to-day ana
4hat they VIII see 10 a. that the ladies ana
.chfldren are neither iuEulted nor offended by
--ude behavior, By suggestiveDess in Language
sII-deserved criticisms which should be re-
s1r-sed foT other times and places. And We
aIso hope that tbs police guard al the door
@r6 along Jefferson street VIII be doubled, In
order 10 prevent the gathering Of knots and
,yroupS OF men, whose stare ls as offensive as
snvfhing well may De 70 when moaest
woman can be subjected. The women OF
Wen,Uhgs ak this. aud we know our police
g. 80 chivaIrOus not 70 attend 70 II Just as
they want Il attended 70. -. .,.,. ,o,s.. -,
TitF JAZZ win commence 81 this house on
Wednesday next
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LAW REPORT.
second Circuit Court-JudEe Ray.

The calendar for to-day contains the follow
ing cases 654, Haycroft VS. Toof, Phillips Co;
7Sl, Neil vs. Wilds; 7S2, Park VS. City of Mem
phis; 7S3, McBain VS. Hubbard; 7S4, Union
Bank Of Tennessee VS. Brinkley; 7S5, Adams VS.
Robinson ct al; 7S5, johnson VS. Cameron, ex'r;
7S7, MontrOy VS. Robinson, trustee, ct al; 7SS,
Caldwell VS. Meehan; 790, Swayne, admr, vs.
Rice 4 Davis; T92, Hopkins vs. Woodward. 7eS,
Doyle VS. Anderson & Gavin; 794, Hill VS. Bak er;
795, Swan VS. Christian 4 Baker; 796, johnson
VS. Elliott & Co; 797; Mitchell VS. Stewart & Bro;
7gS, Blackwell VS. Stewart; 799, Mitchell, admr,
vs. Stewart; 500 Mitchell VS. Stewart 4 Bro; sol,
Bradford, admr, ct al, VS. Shirley; S02, Everdon
Grace: 503, Postal vs. Wright ct al; sos, AtOer-
gel & Fiedelday VS. JuDkerman; 500, same VS.
same; S07, AnomRn ct al VS. Brooks ct al; sos,
Anderson & Gay VS. Murphy; SO, Risk VS. Pope
ct ux; $40, Walker, trustee, vs. mayor and al
dermen of Memphis; sll, Tlllman VS. Belcher,
admT; sl2, Saunders, Bros & Co VS. Pollock; sl3,
Straus, Lehman & Co vs. Jackson ct al; Sl4,
Hewig VS. Egnew ct al; Sl5, Swayne VS. Tennes-
see National Bank; SIG, Porter VS. Mauer; 81,
Henry VS. Mallory SIS, Mendel VS. Ford, Wilson
& Mallory; Sl9, McCleary VS. McCleary; so,
Allen vs. Cogswell; 81, Radcliffe, use, etc, VS.
Dismukes q Kellogg; So, Jones VS. Jones.
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CHIC HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
Commodore ksuB's Theory Discussed
Election Of 0fiicers.

CINCINNATI, November 24.-At meet
ing Yesterday Of the Ohio State hortloul-
tursl Society, now in session st Milford,
verbal snG iocal reports were continued.
President Werner made lengthy and In
teresting remarks on his personal obser-
vs-inns and experience during this year.
Colonel Norris, of the Rural New Yorker,
spoke OF the grape crop OF the lake shore.
g, ". Campbell, of Delaware, gave obser-
vations Of the crops IN Central Ohio.
A communication from the wsr depart
Fneut relstive to the application OF the
meteorological observations Of the signal
corps for tne benefit OF agriculture, wss
received.
The Obstacles to reaching q remnner-
alive market received attention.
In the evening, NJ. B. Bstemsns oi
Pdnesville, delivered an address on
aFlarieulturs for the Million"
After which the election of officers foI
the ensuing wear took place, and resulted
ss follows: President-J. W Wsrder, OF
Cleveland; e-president-N. Homer
Dzvtop; sscretsry-M. b. Bstem2n
Painesviiie; tressurer-J. W. Durham
Coiismer. The committee on ad interim
report were chosen, a. follows: George
Heltz, Clinton county; w e. Mears
CIaTmont; d G. Richmond, Montgomery
w. g. Townsend, Muskingum; J. W
Durham
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SEEATE.

As IN the house, to-day wss spent in
the Senate in disposlng Of unimportsut
measures, and, as Ear as possible, in clear
ing the calendar.
Mr.. Clarke introduced bill TO restrict
the sale OF spirisous, vinOus or malt
LIQUORS in the State. This bill was offered
in lieu OF the one which had been rejscted
by the senate.
The bill to oquElizs the salaries Of OFF,
Gers derived from fees involved consider
able discussion, but finally passed third
reading. Osher business unimportsnt.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings Of the General Assembly Yes
tsrdsy.


HOUSE.
NASHVILLE, November 24.-1he greater
part Of the morning session was occupied
in passing house and senate bills on
second reading, which had accumulated
on the cslendsr during the debate on the
tax bill.
Among tbs new bills and resolutions
were the following:
By Mr.. Hinkls-A bill req quiring persons
Indicted 10 the StEts for the purchase OF
railroads TO pay in currency.
By Mr. Snipes-A resolution instruct
iag the Judiciary committees OF both
houses. IA Joint session-hrat; ss 20 the
oblizatscn o. the State to rsceive the new
issue OF the Bsnk of Tennessee in pay
ment Of dues 10 the State government,
and IS 70 the probable result Of pending
litigation in reference thereto F; second, as
10 the quantity Of said new issue out
standing; third, IS 20 the prscticsbility
and wisdom of svsrtiBg the consequences
OF the unsvoIdsble termination of said
litigation by providing FOR the funding OF
the ssid new issue, in bonds of the State,
while the same can be done, said joint
committee to report at ss early osy ss
practicable. Rsferred to the judiciary
committee.
The house bill TO amend the act chang
ing the mode of appointing receivers for
delinquent railroads passed third read
ing.
Adjourned.
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RATIOEkL LAsD COKPAEY.
stsiemest OF lis Operations for the Past
Year.

ST. LOUIS, November 24.-The annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF tne Ms
ffo,,eI Land company was held here yes
terdsv Charles B. Lsmborn, president,
subniifte q report showing thst los zOO
,srres Of land belonging TO the Kansas "a
ci6c railroad. in Kansas and COLORADO
have teen sold 70 sctusl settlers during
the year. for S465 600. The number OF
acres sold since the organization OF the
company is ss6 200 In Kansas and q, ,7C0 In
Colorado. The company has settled TWEEN
~, distfnet ooloniss on This land. Charles
Il Lsmborn, secretary Of the KanEss Pa
cifc railrosd wss re-elscted president,
and P. J. Weemiss, OF Kansas City, secre-
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NOu-RssIdspt RIotlcs.

No. 1885, r DIN the Second Chancery Court
Of Shelby county, Tennessee.-DeSoto Bank
of Memphis ct al vB. L. K. Gilbert and
others
TN this cause 1t appearing from the pstition
Il OF w. II. Eastland for writ Of error coram
nobis, etc, that tho defendants in said petit
ton, Francis P. Furnall, Francis p. Fur
nall, IT.. RenWick ". Champion and Iaaao n
Davis, nrm OF Furnalls, Champion a Co., are
non-r esidents of the Stale OF Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That said defendants in said petit
tion make their appearance herein, at the
Court house OF the Second Chancery
ooo5L Msnh,s nj nr TeDyassss soehig ~ or m beTora ths
first Monday In January, 1911, and plead, an
swer OF demur to said petition. or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them snd
set for hearing expartei and that q copy OF
this order be published once week, Tor four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
This November "A, 1871.
A copy-attest:
Nd. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By @. BKLcHKR, Deputy q. and N.
CAN'T Mcdowell, Sols. tor comp p'lts- (n2s Ba
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RIVER NEWS.
Boats tn Port
Celeste.
Rivers, w S,ther and Business.

The weather wss CLEAR, with a raw wind, but
nSt tuncomfortable.9B Business was lively at the
wharf during the dan The center OF attrac-
ton was the steamerl treat Republic. The
river has risen inchS tnshe last "a hours,
being now feet and 2 u above low-water
from here TO Cairo the ss,S' WAth. We hear
of no boats aground eithS "a re or below.
Navigation seems TO be still m lEoving, and
q lively business may yet be done.-,
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First ChAncery COurt-MOrEan, Char.
cellar.

Yesterday was motion day in this court The
calendar for Monday viii be published to-mor-
row. Attorneys having the papers In the case
of Dearing VS. WetheTtl, No 2S40, n K
D, will please return them to the clerks ONCE.
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AdmInlstratnr,a NniIca-

TNHE undersigned having qualified as ad-
4 ministrator of the estate Of A. L. White
sides, deceased. notice is hereby given 70 ali
persons who have any claims agsirst the
estste OF the said decedent to appear and nle
the same, authenticated in tho manner pre-
Hcrfbed by law, on or against tha 1zo day Of
Karcn. A-D,, l812, or the same viii be barred.
GEOR6E e. IRWIN, AdmtntstI at0r.
Memphis hovemheg ~ ls7l. NOS sat
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Wednesday, DsCsmbJf 2zth, 1871,
OFFICE MIssIsuPPI RIVER ELEVATOR Co, 4
Memphis, November %, 1871. !

Memphis, November %, 1871.
- EALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
> this ONCE, foot of Beele street, Memphis,
for S000t0 feet dtmension Cypress Lumber,
Ties, Binders, Posts, Braces, pilates, etc, by
s, 8 by s. 10 by 10, u by ~ and by Is; lengths
from % to IS feet; 100000 feet, 20 feet and I'M
der. Delivery to commence imm eciately af-
ter the acceptance OF the bid-all to be de-
livered on or before March 20, 1872. Bids will
be enter aimed fol the whole or psrt-not less
than 10000 feet Payment VIII be made In
cash on delivery OF each 10000 feet the com.
pany retaining so per cent to secure the
com mpletion of the contract Bids viii be re.
ceived till Wednesday, December 6th, at
noon BIDS Will also De received for the
same delivered on the bank OF the Missis-
sfppi rivsT. at convenient landings for steam
ers, between Cairo and Memrhis. The right
10 reject any aud all bids In reserved DIV the
Company. JOHN p. KEISER,
nocS GRneraI RunarlWfandaut
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HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the
III estate OF Francis Beamiah, deceased.
am ordered 10 notify ail parties Interested.
and hereby give notice 70 all persons nav.
ing claims against said estate, 70 present me
4he lEtfi asr OF May. 1874, 70 the Clerk Of the
County, Conrs OF shelby county, or tbs sans
viii he forever barred.
Memphis. November B, III aols mon
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To-day is motion day. All motions for new
trials, ETC.. will be heard and determined. In
the case Of Frank Spain, G1faS Sam Smith, In
dicted for forgery, the jury returned a verdict
Of guilty; three years in the penitentiary. In
the case Of John Fulton, larceny, the jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty; three years in the
peniteutiary.
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second Chaneery Court Chancellor
Criminal Court-Fmppin, Judge.

Court adjourned until Monday, the 9th.
There viii be no call OF the nearing docket
made until the present case before the court Is
finished, which viii be resumed on Monday.
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Memphis and Charleston R. n.
CHANGE OF TIME.
NGona@v. NOV. IA. 'z1.
Coal Creek Coal,

roUAL to the best Bitumtncus Coal IN the
u United States. Those who have tried It
once want II again. For sale BY
II. b PACKER.
ma ~ Second street.
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8. N. ROBERTSON. Principal.

OLIVER, FINEIE 4 90.
10000 CASES Canned Fruits and vege-
Ia0leS, IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
500 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspberrles;
500 cases Pine Apple;
400 cases Germ;
100 cases BIueberries;
100 cases WhortIeberries;
200 cases LObsiers,
so csses Salman;
400 cases lellies;
100 cases Brandy Cherries;
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
OLIVER, FlkklE & co.
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lien VS. Rose; 1889, Izsn vs Green wald
1890, lien vs5Schloss; 1891, lien Va Kline;
1894, Mississippi River railroad vs. Sim
mons; 1895, State vs Knox q Humes;
1897, Memphis German Insurance
company vs. appellant; 1899, Hanks,
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while the London Times can Lay claim %
,,e he Herald of the Old World, II never CAD
bies in American polltcs Hitnous 91i,l n, IN
rhsse muddy waters Is 10 announce " pellel
~ file eeriain reelection Of Grant giving - =
1eaSon for ~ foolish an action on the parl o.
80 ,,s.o1lia that Grant has established friendly
1eiafions with the British government ano
1naterisiIy reduced the national ceet. lhs
7nnfarlfy for The Silent Smoker, and winds Up
iy declaring thai Grants consent 70 AkAln
accent the chief magistracy would ne krestest
11aoplaG
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corner Fourth and Loopey ssreefss this evsn.
ing, at 7 o'clock.
DE. TIoHKEoR will preach In the First Bsp.
tiEt Church al II O'Clock this morning, and af
~ O'Clock Tonight His subject at night
Will be the CurHe removed from the eaFta
when Christ conee To-. reien. ~ Aahhafn
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A Kansas City dispatch Of last night declares
The reports circulated concerning the oDstrue-,
a. substantially untrue; and thai DOlh lnal
road and the Union Pacific suffered opstfue-
1fons from the great snow Storm and gale
.1hicl ragged ia Colorado, Western Kansas and
Ne.1rnska on Friday, the l7lh instant, but the
Kausss Pacific Was opened throughout within
f--1- hours and trains t.nye since run rogG-
fsr,s. ana 10 trains we're dFifisd N,
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, November 2l.-Cotton active
and higher; middling ISc; net receipts, 1917
bales; gross receipts, 1861; exports coastwise,
net receipts for the week. Tf,so0; gross, II, IA;
exports 10 Great Britain, 4427; coastwise, 46l0;
sales for the week, 5000