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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17

On call of the yeas and nays, the result
was as follows:
Yeas: Antoine. Barber, Bowman, Harris,
Herwig, Hunsaker, Lewis, OHara, Pierce,
Pinchback, Swords Thompson, Todd-l3.
Nays: Anderson, Butler, Campbell, Coup
land, Daige. Gallup, Ingraham, kelso. No
land, Raglan, Smith, Sypher, Thomas-l3.
The vote being 8 tie, the President cast
his vote in the affirmative. and announced
that the Senate stood adjourned until to-
morrow he sixteenth instant. at Il NJ.
CHARLES II. MERRITT,
Secretary OF the Senate.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-17
OFFICIAL JOURNAL

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
T. I r s L = +. S 5 l . y
CT THE
SECOND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF TIE
STATE OF "a.
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Pv~rs At sl5 Second street.. 9
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The Grand Lodge of Tennessee Ma
sonic) adjourned at Nashville on
Wednesday last Prior to adjournment
the following business was transacted;
The following grand officers were
elected:
James D. Richardson Murfreesboro,
Senior Grand Warden; Charles NJ. Car
roll, Memphis, Junior Grand Warden /;
John MeClelland, Nashville, Grand
Treasurer; John Frizzel, Nashville,
Grand Secretary.
The Most Worshipful Grand Master
made the following appointments: Right
Worshipful and Rev. ]. +. B. Mays,
Jackson, Grand Chaplain; c. L. Ander-
son, Germantown, Senior Grand Dea-
con; II. L. CLAIBORNE, Nashville, Grand
Marshal; Z. C. Jones, Philadelphia,
Grand Sword Bearer; George W, Jen-
kins, Edge6eld, Grand Steward; Morris
Jaretzky, Grand Pursuivant; George
Seiferle, Nashville, Grand Tyler.
The Grand Lodge then proceeded to
the installation OF the Grand Officers:
Most Worshipful John C. Brown, Grand
Master, presiding, and H. c. Bate act
ing as Master Of Ceremonies.
The Grand Secretary announced the
appointment Of George S. Blaekie, MD,
as Assistant Grand Secretary.
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give it up rather than appeal to the pub
lie for aid. This is to be regretted, since
St. Joseph Infrmary was the only place
where persons who have no homes in the
city could secure proper attention during
sickness.
A New York musical critic thus de-
scribes Capoul, the tenor; He is as
full of nervous tremors and palpitations
as any historical woman. In the senti-
mental music of Martha he yearned
over the orchestra and at the wine with
such inefiable spoonery that no female
heart could withstand it. He did not
seem to be singing the music so much as
embracing it and giving it little hot
shakes and woe-begone kisses."
1t is reported on the streets that the
Democratic Executive Committee intend
meeting on Monday next for the purpose
of calling regular Democratic Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Office at
the next municipal election. The mass
meeting syndicates will have to stand
from under; the voters or workingmen
will support the regular Democratic
nominees
William Johnson, colored larcenist,
was found guilty in the Criminal Court
yesterday, and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Will
liams managed to walk out of the court
room while the deputy sheriffs were en-
gagged in looking after the other prison
ers. The crowd of negroes that infested
the courtroom made it so dark that
William easily escaped through the
thick atmosphere without detection.
The Memphis and Shreveport railroad
committee meets this afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce to adopt a plan
to secure such assistance from Shelby
county as will insure the completion Of
the road. The following are the COM
mittee. Samuel Tate, NJ. j. Wicks, A.
II. Douglass, I. H. Allen, j. T. Hillsman,
W. l.. Duff, j. W. Dickinson, T. r. Dill
lard, John 7. Stratton, Hon. Jacob
Thompson, w. R. Moore, j. F. Boyd, A.
Vaccaro, d. Pante, NJ. Magevney, X. A.
Pinson, P. c. Bethel, NJ. L. Meacham
Newton Ford, William R. Hunt, William
Harrington,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
PUBLIC LEDGER 0YVIoE. |
hKiPHIs. TENN. November is. 1871. !
Nancy


The usual routine of business is about
all that can be reported as transpiring
at the banks to-day. There is a fair
number of depositors, and the balance
sheets thus early in the month would
show favorable balance for a majority
Of our merchants. There is but small
demand for money, and rates remain as
usual.
Cotton bills are coming in more freely.
Rates are steady at J to &c discount buy
ing and par selling. New Orleans bills
are bought at ! to &c discount for large
and small amounts.
Gold is bought at ITO to llO4. The
New York rate is Ill.
Local securities are without change.
The only transaction worthy of note was
$ll 500 Arkansas levee bonds yesterday
at 26c. City bonds, currency issue, 55
to 56c buying and selling; gold issue,
621 to 634c, ex-coupon. City scrip Is to
SOC buying and SIC selling.
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MEMPHIS THEATER-A larger number
of people never appeared at the theater
than did last evening on the occasion of
Mrs. Bower benefit. Hundreds Of peo-
pie we're turned away, it being impossi-
BILE to procure seats or standing-room.
The attractive and sensational drama,
Lady Audley's Secret, was presented,
with Mrs. Bowers in the leading role.
To say that the audience was delighted
with her wonderful acting would but
family describe the pleasure received
by those fortunate enough to be present.
At the matinee to-day Mary Stuart will
be presented, and tonight Mrs. Bowers
will appear in the great play of Lucretia
Borgia. Katharine and Petruchio will
also be. presented this evening. On next
Monday evening the charming drama,
Amy Robsart, will be placed on the
boards.
Broom Manager Broom continues
to attract large audiences to his Jeffer-
son street Opera House every evening.
He has secured the services of fine
ballet troupe and the Lawrence troupe,
who appear in the panorama of classic
groupings. The great French Can-Can
winds up the performance every night.
OLYMPIC VARIETIEs.-Crowds of peo-
pie visit the old Washington street thea
ter every evening. Manager Lusk has a
fine company of variety artists, COM
posed of ballet dancers, operate and
sensational vocalists and general spec
ialty performers. New attractions are
presented nightly, including the famous
Can Can, which has been placed on the
boards with new scenery. etc.
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From the Hartford Daily cOurant." Nov. 10
1871

From the Hartford Daily Courant. Nov. 10,
lSil.l
A special meeting Of the stockholders
of the Etna Fire Insurance Company
was held on Thursday forenoon, and it
was agreed to reduce the capital stock
rom $4,000, 10000, to $l,500,000. This
action was verified by the directors, and
off cial notice given at the office Of the
Sec etary Of State, from which certif-
cate was issued accordingly. The stock
holders then voted to increase the eapi-
tal A million and a half, bringing it up
10 the chartered amount, and the direct
ors will hold meeting to arrange the
nayment Of the new stock, several plans
being proposed This action places the
oompany in possession Of an ample re-
Insurance fund, and it will be able to
meet all the requirements as TO "condi-
ton which the legislation Of any State
requires. The premium receipts since
the fire have been and are enormous;
over 100000 having been taken by
agents during twenty days in October.
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Mrs. Jane OCOnner IS IN great dis
tress about her son Michael o Conner,
aged twenty years, who left this port
about six weeks ago, on the steamer Co
lumbia, az a watehman. Mrs. o Conner
is in destitute circumstances, and her
son Michael was looked toifor a support.
She fears that il was he who was drowned
off the Cheek below Memphis last week.
Any one possessed Of information CON
corning Michael O'Conner. would confer
a favor on a distressed family BY sending
it to this Office.
We have hitherto omitted 70 acknow-
ledge our Indebtedness for courtesies ex-
tended By Dr.. Watierson, Of the Courier
Journal; Maynard, Of the Ledger;
Rhodes and Tracie, Of the Commercial,
Of Louisville, and the genial Robertson,
Of the Times and Chronicle. CincannAti.
Our Louisville contemporaries viii not be
soon forgotten. and We shall not rest
easy until we get an opportunity 10 pay
them back in kind.
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Early this morning FIRE broke out in
an old frame stable on Brinkley ave-
nue., between the Raleigh road and the
Memphis and Louisville railroad, in
Chelsea. The building was owned by
Mr.. Gear, and was totally destroyed.
The Ere was the work of an incen diary.
Loss one hundred dollars; no insurance.
Atten o'clock to-day a frame barber
shop, on Charleston avenue, was de-
stroyed by fire. The building was Of
little value.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

DOR SALE OR LEASE-43O ACRES OF
II land will be sold on accommodating terms
or leased to a responsible man for the term of
Eve years. There are three frame houses and
bred acres under cultivation, the balance in
timber. IL may be divided TO advantage.
Two good wells oe water; also a good cistern.
large barn well filled with fodder. and good
Tennessee railroad, two miles south OF Horn
Lake Depot, DeSoto county. Mississippi. The
road runs through portion Of the tract
where a fac station is established, which rem
ders 1t great convenience 70 the neighbor-
poultry Of all kinds, and all necessary farm
ing utensils, etc, ETC., will be disposed Of on
terms to suit. For particulars apply to W,
Everheart, on the premises. or Of Joseph
23f
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for November. IS 3-l6c; December, IS g. i6ci
January. ls9-16ci February, lsll-l6e; March,
1870.
1913 p.m.-Cotton is quiet. Spot sales. 1900
bales; futures. 1900 bales. Sales for Decom-
Der, 1870; February. 1874; March. l9ci April,
lnlLc. NV 1QI<c
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ALL in search of nice game should
call on s. Clement, Y Beal street. He
has Just received a large lot Of venison
and bear meat; also, fine quantity of
ducks, partridges, pigeons, dressed tur-
keys, celery and oysters.
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Sales yesterday were nearly 1000
bales up to the hour that our reporter
left the market. To-day 1890 bales had
been disposed Of, showing a good de-
mand and a disposition on the part of
buyers to go a little higher in prices and
not hold over, as is usually the case on
Saturdays. 1t is surmised, too, that the
activity that has characterized our mar
ket during the week is due in part to the
movement on the part of some of the
Eastern spinners to purchase their next
summers stock earlier this season and
not postpone it as heretofore until
spring, and pay from two to four cents
per pound higher and then select from
a poor stock. Whether this be true or
not we are unable to say, but would
deem it wise move for the spinner
The falling off in receipts, as shown by
our daily statement, causes some anxiety
among buyers, showing that the planters
this year are able to hold their Gotten,
sending only such quantities to market
as will supply them with provisions and
meet the payments on old accounts.
From this standpoint the outlook is
anything but discouraging, and at
the end of the season we expect to
see the planter in better con-
dition, financially, than he has ex-
perienced since the war. Included in
the sales to-day we're all grades. The
demand, however, being chiefly for strict
good ordinary to strict middling; the in
side figure paid for the former was lie
and purchased on Liverpool account,
a1d l7Bc for middling. We quote as
follows:
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HArs repaired at sslMain street. "a

Fresh Canadian oatmeal, new me IS
mackerel-extra fine, crumbs Of COM
fort-new, Atmore's mince-meat, Mil
liard's finest prepared family choc olate,
new strained and comb honey very
choice, at J. Devote S, corner II lird and
Adams streets. st
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Young men especially, will find it to
their advantage to try the Commercial
Hotel. Cheap rates, excellent fare, and
every accommodation is extended.
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From the Local Money Article Of same
datel

unte.l
1.-THE feature Of the local market is
dizziness Prices are well sustained in
he absence Of forced sales. 1t is quite
evident those persons are to be disap-
pointed who expected to buy our best
local stocks on their own terms, because
of he extensive forced sales that were
10 81 made. Ktna aud Phenix Fire
have both been in demand, at prices
made last week, but no stock has come
on the market this week. The immedi-
afe future Of the market value Of Ktna
will Of course be governed largely by the
amount Of the new skates put on the
market. AT the annual meeting Of the
company held to-day Thursday the
stockholders unanimously voted TO re-
duoe the old capital from three million
dollars to one million and half dollars,
! nd as unanimously voted 70 put their
Ia DDS in their pockets and pay in a mil
lion and half fresh money. and thus
restore the capital 70 the old mark Of
fbrss ns3li0ns. and thus continue 10 hold
he Ftna in the very front rank Of in
surance com 2anies Of the land. 6
prrrs Al ais Second street. at
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The best coal cooking stove in the
world is the famous Monitor sold by the
well-known firm, II. Waiter & Co., Nos.
IL and ID Monroe street Every house,
keeper should have Monitor stove.
The public is invited to call and exam
inc these celebrated stoves, which have
been pronounced by competent judges
in every State in the Union to be supe-
rior to all others in use.
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NEw ORLEANS. November IS. II ;SOa.
ton is strong. Middling, 1slSc. Sales, 100
bales. Sight exchange. u to hc discount
Sterling exchange, 1879 to 1201s.
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Come to the Emporium. You can
at all times be satisfied. Daily auction
sales at 10 o'clock. NJ. c. CAYcE,
76l 1903 and 305 Second street.
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FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE no Gardeners !

FOX LEASE - ~ WARDEN EAkN
About Eve acres Of fine garden land, with a
number Of fine Peach Trees already bearing,
on Central avenue, on the Hollyford road,
seven and half miles from Court Square.
A Splendid location for Yes etabls Garden
To a good. responsible gardener Il will be
leased at a very low price. Apply to
est MARK COIN, 1876 Front street,
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Horses and Mules.

A fine lot just received by Thilman a
Gaisman, 6s Union S., which they offer
on thirty and sixty days time. se-el
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See fourth page for additional local.

PITTsBURe and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 1872 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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ONCE of Erie Transfer Company.
Mr.. c. II. Haight is this day appointed
Agent of this Company at Memphis.
T. A. LEWIS, Supt.
November II, 1871. 66t
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Best Pittsburg lump coal, one dollar
per barrel, delivered, weighed on city
scales. o. WHlrE,
q At Wolf river, in Navy Yard.
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A large lot of superior Knoxville coal
has just been received at the Memphis
and Charleston depot. Orders can be
left at 27s Main street.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by bar
thOlOmew d Allen, 10 N. Court. lott
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sTRAYED.

CTRAYED-oN THE NIGHT OF THE l6TH
- inst. one sorrel mare, seven years old.
fifteen hands high. FAX mano and tail, with
bald face; also one brown mare, sat hight,
tive years old. with roam tail. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for their return 70
SELIGMAN 4 HALLS STABLE,
$50 No S. Union street.
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TOT ArKHnHHs tLINtF'
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
U. S. Mail Line-For Pine Bluff, Little
Rock and intermediate points.
MARY BOYD.........................Ha ines. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE Guss N
w MONDAY. Goth instant, at -A17t.,T
5 pm. For freight or passage Hssa4-Hi-ss
apply on board, or to
W. II. KENNEL u Agent,
Office on Company Wharf boat.
$3.50 Foot OF Court street.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NKw YORK. November IS. 1O:25 a.m.-Gov-
ernments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change is steady at 1921. Gold is loaning lat.
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TESNIE c. CLArLE is running for Con-
gress, but all good house-keepers will
vote for Morgan's Sapolio. 1t cleans
paint, windows knives, china, and pol
ishes all kitchen utensils. Give it one
trial.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18

The latest and best thing out, the
dollar Reward Soap" Ask your grocer
for it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18

GENUINE Victoria cigars at S. Kauf-
man 4 Bro. s. As and Al Jefferson street.
10
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nor sAlE-FORREsT HILTON THE

E0R sALE-FORREsT HILTON THE
L Memphis and Charleston railroad, seven
teen miles from Memphis. suitable for an ed
vocational tpstitute OF private residence The
place contains two and half acres in garden
highly cultivated; six acres in fine timber |;
six acres Of lawn and shade trees; and the
rest in iruit trees Of the best variety. The
land is rich aud the products remunerative.
The college building Is eighty by forty feet,
and has twelve rooms; tho cottage has three
cistern water; location high and healthy;
neighborhood one Of the best in Shelby county.
Address Overton. Ledger office, or see pro-
prietor on the premises. Dot
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For fine imported cigars go to S. Kauf-
man & Bro. S, IS and Al Jefferson street.
68
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Louisville, Cairo.
r. P. Walt, White river.
G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
James Howard, Cairo,
" Emile La Barge, Vieksburg
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Glasgow, St. Louis.
Phil Alljn. Friar's Point.
A. J White. Napoleon.
Dardanrlle, Arkansas river.
Frank Forrest, Osceola.
Louisville, New Orleans.
boats rs PORT.
r. P. Walt, G " Cheek, James How
ard, Emile La Barge.
BOATS ADVERTISED TO LEAVE TO DAY.
st. Louis Grand Tower-...............5 p. m
White river.....R. p Walt---..-.............5 pm
Friar's Point.....Geo. W. Cheek 5 p IN
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.
The river is again on the rise, and has
goae up at least six inches since noon
yesterday. This will give a depth OF
seven and half feet from Cairo to
Helena, Island % and Reeves being the
most troublesome places between the
two points. The Arkansas and White
rivers continue to fall. Our special
kilograms give the latest information
from the Mississippi and its tributaries
above and below. Business is fair. The
weather is cool, with indications OF
snow.
By Telegraph
EVANSVILLE, November l7.-POrt list
Arrived-Evansville, Bowling Green
Ruby, Roekport; Rose Hite, Louisville
Departed-Mary Ament, Rockport; Dici
johnson, Easiport; Evansville, Bowling
Green; Rose Hite, Louisville; Fayette
Henderson; all with fair trips. Business
/ is improving. Weather clear, With fros
and ice at daylight and pleasant at noea
River has risen tE0inches. Green rive
is rising slowly. $3.50.
PIrrsBURe, November 1.-The No
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STEAMBOATS,.


Memphis and White River Packet Cons
pany-For all points on White river TO
Jacksonport.
r. P. WALT...................... master
WILL LEAVE THIS DAY, NV I.
w 18th inst. at pm. For glftTrftfs
freight or passage apply on board 'f-a1la=Afsi-
or to W. II. KENNEpAY, Agent,
Office on Company's Wharfboat,
Foot of Court street
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ANNOUNCEMENT.


w..rs authorized 20 arnoluce 10. u. ~.
NrENlG M ~ caadiiafl ior Htafi'l ..ilr
al The enruInf circtl1n-
w. A. =ufhorifcl fs 1uua1le1 TOBIAS
VIII ~ - 4 candidate Or N haffur.Itr Al
~ erruinr Munieiral fitriIen-ialalfI
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The New York and Liverpool tele-
grams indicate a firm market without
change in prices.
The weekly statement of receipts ex-
ports, etc., at United States ports tele-
graphed to-day, compared with the cor
responding week last year, is as follows
Receipts for week, decrease, 22,560;
since September l, decrease, l29,44li
exports for week, decrease, &c, O24; since
September l, 1885 stock, decrease,
1929 bales.
A New York telegram gives the follow
ing comparative weekly statement:
Total weekly receipts from September
|, 7l0,l54; same time last year, 597 ,456.
The total exports from September l,
1871, are 267 ,963; same time last year,
1858, 100. The stock at all the United
States ports in 1871 is 1926, 7l2; last year,
33l ,00S at interior towns in 1871, 3d.
579; last year, 81 PA; at Liverpool in
1871, 539, 600; last year, 10000. Ameri-
can cotton ahoat for Great Britain in
1871, $4,000; last year, 100000.
Our daily kilograms below give the
latest quotations from other markets.
-.o--or a-a~vur~T
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ALI kinds Of roofs made or repaired
by Z. c. Jones. III Poplar street [76
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BOARDING..

DOARDERs-A FEW DAY B0ARDERS
szn be accommodated az No. SO Madison
street; also an unfurnished room. 63t
pOARDING-BY MRS. HUME ?. HILL.
u al IS Union street. esf
PQARDING-T THE wHTTEMORE HOUSE.
~ iul and X; adams street, having lately
undergone thorough repairs and been newly
felnrnlshcdi u nov prepared 70 accoum odate
poardera With heht, pleasant rooms, and with
2, 5000 table a. the market affords. Rates
iery moderate. ~
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American Dawes WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street, lOst
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i OsT-THIs FRIDAY) MORNING, ON
j ! the street. a roll Of money-sl55. The
Under will be literally rewarded BY leaving il
II this office. 6-6S
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EEv ToRK. Novemberls. l0A.m.-The mar
kst opens quiet and firm. sales yesterday,
II. Tus. receipts. y. 81 here. 2205.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES INSURANCE Co.,
MEMPHIS, Nov. IA, 1871.
LIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
pany who have not already complied with
the call for the balance due on their stock
notes, made October 10th, and payable within
thirty days, are requested to call at the Office
of the company and settle the balance due.
6i-69 J. A. SIMMONS. Secretary.
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BRowsr 8 BRowEr, 9iS Second st. AT
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r.iverpool COLLIE Markaa.


LIVERPOOL. November IS. II a.m.-CottonS r.
steady. Uplands. ed; Orleans, l3-l6d.
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EoR SALE.

EOR sALE-A SIX-H0RSE PORTABLE
L engine and boiler; in running order.
One large force and lift pump, capable of
pumping one hundred thousand gallons per