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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-24
FX.N.4S'CIHL.
indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western
: PER CENT 3d MORTGAGE BONDS.

Amount Of mortgage 81, 10000; bonds due in
1880, interest per ct, IN currency coupons Jan
uary and July; total amount Of bonds incud-
ing lst ' mortgagcJ SG5OO, COO amount of mort
gage per mile say SIS, 600 The country travcrsci
by the road, lpassing Mrongh tie gordc" Of The
Vest is tho best portion of the State, every sec
ton Of land being under cultivation Length OF
road from Indianapolis to Pckin pa miles, with
additional branches to Coal Mines Prrscn,
price II and accrued interest
We have also for sale at 80 and accrued inter
est the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
PER CENT GOLD BONDS
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CORRECTIONS CATTLE MARKET. June "a
The market to-day 1T DroverS' Rest WAS dull,
with II sensible decline in prices, particularly for
Beef, though the attendance was good. We
lbS gross; 1900 Sheep and Lambs Mt 5IaS4 %
per head; Cows and Calves 25aS45 each Veal
Calves ja!S7 per lOo lbs. About 10 head of Cat
tic remained over unsold. II crrgcfomn C1urirr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-24

Two attacks upon Royal privileges were
fruitless in the British House of Commons
yesterday. Mr.. Gladstone and the Wing mcm-
hers We're conspicuous i'll their devotion to the
crown. In the Belgian Chambers yesterday it
WAS reported that as far as was known one
hundred and sixty five of the Communists un-
der arrest In Paris, were Beg ian subjects.
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"BnAINs "A Sttabing affair occurred in
the Second Market on Wednesday morning
under rather peculiar circumstances. \ colored
man by the name of VIM Smith went to John
Myers to buy some sheep brains, and Myers in
stead sold him lot Of hog bra'nS, ,. MGe tr
had been played upon him and took offence at
it, Myers thought it good joke, and gave to
Smith the nickname Of brains, which was
rather more than Smith could stand, as it was
ket lie accordingly determined to avengc his
wrongs, which he did by inhicting several stabs
on Myers person about the abdomen. The
parties appeared before Justice White yester-
day, who, decided to send Smith on to the
grand jury .-Rich. Dis.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS Star says that
the Potomac water throughout the entire dis
trict, tastes as if it had fish oil in it. This may
be caused by an accumulation OF dead fish in
but whatever the cause, it may produce sick
ness.
The community learn with sincere regret Of
the death, Yesterday evening, at his residence,
on Capitol Hill of a we'll known and highly
esteemed citizen, John F. Callan, in the
6lst year Of his age.
The contractors for dredging the WASHING
ton canal arc busy at work with 4 large force
of men and dredging machines, at the mouth
of the canal, at Seventeenth street wharf.
The workmen have broken ground IN earnest
for the new State Department, and the work
of constructing the south front Of the building
is to be pushed forward.
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CRATATS AND NECKTIES!
" New styles opened to-day at
ie y GREENS NOTION HOUSE.
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PERToDICALs.-I. Scott 4 Co., New York,
have republished the June number of Black
wood Magazine Contents :-Charles Dickens
Under the Red Cross; Old and New Annalists
of Oxford Fair to See; VIM. Cowper; Bur
tons History of Scotland. This is not only one
otthe most interesting but the most interesting
number Of Blackwood issued for 1 long time
past The articles OH Dickens and Cowper
will particularly arrest attention
The Southern Magazine, for July, has been
published Its table of contents shows literary
treat. Among the articles in this number is
one on Shooting Stars and Aerolites by Prot.
W. Leroy Broun. of the University of Georgia,
formerly of this State.
We have received LittelFs Living Age for
the present week; an Account of the Stow Foun-
dation Pavement Peters Musical Monthly land
the Hearth and Home, handsomely illustrated.
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w EST WISCONSIN RAILROAD GO.

interest and principal payable in gold, coupo@.
payable in New York and London l>t Of Janu
AIRY and lst OF July, free of Government lax
Whole mortgage S4,0OO,OW. Land grant GO
U00 acres. Bonds convertible into stock OF the
company at the option Of the holder.
Also. $4,000 ALEXANDRIA CORPO-
RATION STOCK.
To meet the wishes of those who desire :b,o.
lutte security rs well IL of those who wish lAr.cc
rates of interest. We have selected and olcr tho
bonds mentioned above We will receive in en-
change Governments and all current srcurtic,
at full market rates, free Of commission For
further information enquire of
H. IO-tr W. ID. CORSE y co.
TENHE FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
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better unspoken and unpublished; he has used
whose public acts he opposed; but he detes you
and all men to point to one word he has ever ut
tered or printed, which is dctamatory Of private
character or invasive private rights.
In conclusion, he assures you that in the flu
ture, however strong the cacoethes, either of:alk-
ing or writing, may rage in his bosom, he shall
icacy and gratitude you have taught him as to
invoke the aid of your columns to assist him in
disseminating his 'srintiIations.' Finally and
very truly yours, vi. DULANY BALL.
lime - lSIl-lt
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GOVERNMENT BONDS and other Srcuri-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points in the
United States and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Internal Revenue stamps for sale. sep
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SPECIAL M0TICE.


FsEssOgtsd oTgBE Tbs haslsR stemaob
has been a shamefaly persecVted organ.
There was g tine when for every ctrelicion
of duty 10 was punished with hinge doses %
The most disgusting and nans81us drugs. ~
vain t. rejected them, and literally returned
tstered hem. They were forced upon u
again and again, until rs solvent power was
1 thoroughly drenched ortOf It.
The world Is wiser now b II was IN that
drastrio era, when furious pgfgation enu
mercurial salvation were Artemas
Ward would have called the main not" OF
the faculty, in cases Of dyspepsia and liver
complaint
The great modern remedy for Indigestion
and ~billOusness Is Hostetter's Stomach Elt-
ters, a preparation which has the merit Of
combining palatable flavor With such tonic,
aperient and anti-biiiOus properties, as were
never heretofore united in q medicine,
1t has been discovered, 81 last, that sick
people are not like the tabled Titans, who
found prostration so refreshing that, when
knocked down, they rose from the earth twice
as vigorous as before. When an Invalid is
Frustrated by powerful depicting drugs. he is
apt 70 stay prostratedi and the debllitated
being aware Of the fact, prefer the BUILDING
Up 10 the KNOCKING DOWN system OF treat
ment.
Hostetter's Bitfers meets the requirement.
OF the rational medical philosophy which AT
present prevails. Il is q perfectly pure vege.
table remedy, embracing the three important
properties Of q preventive, g tonic and an a.
teratiYe. It f0rtines the body against dis
ease, fny1gorateB and revitalizes the torpid
stomach and liver, and effects a most salutary
bid condition
In this country where the embedding tenn.
permanent renders the human Organic alton.
particularly susceptible to uuWholesome at
aken as q protection against epidemic dis
eases.
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a sn-Rssidsnt aetIos

No. Z8-Iu the First Chauccry Court OF
Shelby County TEunessee-ClOtIda d'La-
gutry, a. the next I'll u orc. d'Lsgutry We
Charles Patton e. al.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause
/ hat the defendants, Nelson Speer. Juliet
N. Miller ana Joseph Miller are o resi-
cents OF the State OF Tennessee; that this
Dill is filed to impsach orders and DEGREES I'm
the ended cause Of Chas. Patton W. Eugene
d'Lagutry ct al, lately pending in the Com
mon Law and Chancery Court of Memphis
lChancery side Thereof }, lOr -rau1-tO remove
cloud upon complsiuant's title, 10 divest al
claim Of title ont of dsfsudauts 20 the real
estate, and for CLher purposes
1t is therefore ordered That they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
in the City OF Memphis, Tennessee. on or
before the drst Monday in June, 1871, and
plead, answer or dGmur to complain ants
bill, or the same viii be taken for COMES
as to them, and set for hearing expsr-
and thar q copy Of this rde be published
Once q week, Tor our successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal.
a ~COpy-Attest
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK. Deputy CLERK and Master.
Geo. Gillian, Sol. Tor CompIL. apl3
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NONRESIDENT NoTIGE.

No. EZ-In b First 0hsncery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn-Catheriue Frey ct al.
vs.. Nicholas FreCh, ct al.
IT appearing from tho bill. which IS sworn
i to, in this cause that The defendant,
Nicholas FreCh is justly Indebted TO the
complainant in the sum OF shout S50oo and
interest, due by count, and that sor this
cause an attachment was sued out in this
Court against the property Of The said de-
fendant, which wss duly issued to the Sheriff
ana returned levied. and that the said
Nicholas Frech Is q nonresident Of the state
of Tennessee, audHa resident Of The state OF
Kentucky-
10 is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein, at the courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in June. 1871, and plead.
answer or demur to cOmplaiusnts bill or tbs
same viii be aiken for confessed as TO him
and set for hearing exparte; and tkat q
copy of this order be published once q week.
for four successive weeks, IN the Aemphis
Appeal.
A copy attesl:
EDMUEDA COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. 3. MCHENEY, Deputy O. 81.
WestcOtt q Stahl, Sol. for COmppU- ap9
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Nnn-aasldanf anlina

No. Z9 r Din the Second chancery Court,
OF shelby county, Teuuessee.-James NJ
GOOdb n, Jouu r.. s. GiiIand and Joseph
l.. Goodies. firm OF GoOdoaF & dtlIfIandl
vs.. i ID. Erayser, III. Z, Jarnagin and
Charles Comm.
IT appearing nom the bin whIed IS sworn 20
i In this cause tnaa the de endanL. charles
COfhn,is justly indebted TO the compliments
in the sum OF $500 due by promissOry note.
and that he IS a nonresident OF the State OF
Tennessee, and hat FOR these causes an at
tachment was sued ont OF This Court against
the property Of defendant and the same was
issued. and has been returned by The sheriff.
duly levied on the property Of defendant.
Charles Comn.
1T Is therefore ordered. by the Clerk aud
Master, that he max his appearance
herein, az the Courthouse OF the secoad
Chaucery Court Of shelby county, tu
the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before lhs
nrst Monday mJune, 1871. andaplead, answer
or demur % complainant bul, OF the same
VIII be takeu fer confessed as to him. and set
iOr hearing eKparte, and that a copy 81 thls
order De Published once a week for four sue
cessivs weeks ln Memphis APPEAIa
This April . ISL.
IA. D. u. STEWART, clerk and Master.
BY O. BELCHEs, Deputy q. n.
WtlsO 9 Beard Sols, Tor Compi6 aPn
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EOn-Residsnf Notica.

no. 20, h.. DIN the Second Chancery COulJ
Of Shelby COanty, Tenn-Ruel Rough vs..
Elijah McCsrty, Henry G. Dent and Vim.
F.. Hutes.
IT appearing from bill duly sworn to In this
1 cause that the defendant, Elijah McCarty,
is g nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee,
and @ resident OF the State OfIllinois-
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at the Court-HO use OF the
second Chancery Court Of Shelby County, in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on the hrst
Monday ia June, 1871, and plead answer or
demur TO C8mplainant's On, or the same
VIII be takanfO for confessed as TO him and set
for hearing eXparte, and that q copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
This April 10, Ns3L
A ~cOpy-Attesk
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY a.. BEL tHER,
Deputy ClsIk and Master.
T.. s. Avres. Sol. for Complainant ap2h
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NOVICE 10 a0a- REsIBEaTs


No. 10 h D-m the Second Chancey Court
ofshelsy County, Tannessee-R. 81 Koen
Sc. 81. ". Rogers et 81
1T appearing from croaa buI OF a. n. Rogers
a IN this cause, Only sworn 70, shEf the de-
PENDANTS, Eliza Denny, Marian smell and
vile Francis Smell, wilson Lloyd and Eliza
beth Lloyd, are nen-rssidsnm Of the state Of
II Is therefore ordered, rnatfhey makefaeir
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Chaueery Court 81 ehefoV Connrv-F7
the city OF Memphis. Henl-tOI or before She
nrst Monday iu July 1874, ~ plead. snsWeT
OK Gamur 70 said cross DalOfM- E. Roger, or
the same VII be taken for confessed as 10
thstn. and set for hearing eLparte, and tbat q
copy or this order be published once a week
for lOur successive weeks IL the Memphis
APPEAL THIS May 4, 1871.
Acopy-&uest
q. ~ y. STEWART. Clsrk and Master.
by @. BELCHEE, Depu 3 @. and n.
BuvaI & Sugg. SOILS. Tor c0mD'L. mp5
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sell, 81 the southwest corner Of Main and
MADISON streets, at public Outcry, Tor cash.
betWeen the hours Of 10 and - o'clock, the
Iand conveyed 20 said W. H.. Martin by said
Trust Deed, described as follows, t0-Wtt:
Commencing &C q stake on Third street three
hundred and nfy-hVe 1861 feet rom 6ayosO
street; thence south eighty-seveu feet six
Inches lI n. ms 20 an alley; thence west
on q line Of the said alley seventy-nve lBl
leet 70 an alley thence north eighty-sevon
feet SIX inches 1871 It. 6 tns.l; thence east sew
enty-hve rs III feet TO Third street, the be-
ginning point and being lot number three
mo "a Ia block number sixty-fOur no. GAL
according 70 the plat OF plan OF South Mem
phts, and being on tie west side OF Third
Rtreet extended, aa per deed OF conveyance
from James y. Leatht ST, Peter W.. Lsath.
Valeria "a, Leath and James n. Leath. ~. 10
Milton A. Kerr, dated Nay 8, 1867, and re-
corded IN The Regigtef's 8nDe 81 shelby
county, Book No. 81. pages 81, s5 and sa,
Nay rs. 1861
Eonfty OF redemption waived sale viii
tberefore b absolute. 1 believe the title to
be good, but i sell and convey the said above
described land only as Trustee.
]. N. FORD, Trustee,
Memphis, ApruS, laL. mye
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5InnnoOnS

audINDIGEsTION
extent than prOb9-
adv, and relief Is
81 sought after. II tne
in its action, health
bly, secured Want
i've causes Head
4~lJaundiCe, Pain In
gh, Dizziness, Sour
I'm the Mouth, Bill
.EtatiOn Of cart,
iSpirits, or Blues,
r symptoms. which
Is
II hat has ever been
Il mildly, eGectuallyt
itv BILE com
injury. It is harm
It mas been used for
dreds OF the good
parts OF the cOun-
its virtues.
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No. Zt2-Iu the Second Chaueery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee John II alrat-
ion. o. W Goyer aud j.. III. MeD2Vltf, nrsof
atratton, GOy5r s. co. vs. James 2. Conn,
Charles CCmu and H.. Coffin nrm Of COIN
Bros. and Others.
IT appearing from the BIZ which isswOrn 70
i ia this cause that the defendan S. James
2. Coffin. Charles CONS, and ~. Coffin are
justly indebted to the omplainants in the
sum OF 1851 81 and interest. due by account
and that tlCy are nOn-residents Of the sta e
oLIennessee, ana tlst for these causes an af-
tachmeut was sued out of this court agaiu-t
The property ofds fndants, and the same was
issued, and Ea5 been returned By tae 5heriu-
GUY LEVIED o. tle properly Of defendants.
10 is therefore ordered by the Clerk ans.
Master, That they make thelr appearance
herein, al the COurthOus1 OF fhs Second
1hancery COurls in RE city ~ Memphis,
Tenn, on or LeiOre the hfst Monday IN July.
1871, and plead, answer or Cemurto complaint
ants bill, or tls same viii B8Gsken for con-
fe7sed as 10 tlem- and set fer hearing exc
Parte, and that q copy OF thls order be pub
l1shed once a week Tor four successive
weeks, ga the Memphis appeal.
This 1sth april, 100.
Attest: II. D-,Ls STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By q. BELCHEE, Deputy Clerk and Master.
JGrliEan Fraser, solicitors for complain
ants. ap19
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.nnn-Mnnn-Wnnn
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HTAVIN8 vastly increased their facilities
H for manufacture, the Mason and Hamlln
Orqsn Company are now enabled 70 oder
fbsfr well known Organs, which are the &C
Enowiedged standard Of excellence among
inetruments OF the class, at prices Of inferior
worr They gFnt their oWest prices, which
49, fherefora like % ali, tnvariable. The
foUogdng are Illustrations:
Rour-Dctav8 RN
The same. Double %
Flvs-Ueiave Organs win IIemaiauls
Carved and Ornamenteu-..- -- Ay
me same. Double Reed, with Five Stops ~
Forty other styles, up o.----~- LUZ
Alfin sold BIack Walnut. All the organs
made by this company are Thoroughly nrst-
class 10 every respect. Iney WAI no NAE
the sO-calied cheap Organs ~ any price NE
comparative superioIiW ofthelr
is now greater than ever before, IS every
competent Judge who Wia carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
illustrated Catalogues. win WOOD Lcs
Gom photographs Ofthe aiaetent styles, tul
Information and IOWast prieeas also, JcStl-
monial Circular Wilfbe sent nee to any I'D
dress.
MAS0N & HAaLIR ORGAN co.
W-arsrooms, 5se Broadway, New York.
my5
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A Book F0H THE HIILIa#

MARRlAGErz a P nTsETD 9 g 95sE5 S5o n
GUIDE. Go m mTSfs 81 sh1 "a B5y5 1s49
tfcms Of the seLual system, with the latesl
discoveries in producing and preventing or
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work Of two hundrs
and t~Wenty-fOur pages. with numerous en-
cravings and contains valuable Information
for those Who are married or contamrlats
marriage stu1 Ii Is a 00k that ought TO DC
unde lock and key, snd not laid csrelssl
about the house,
sent to any one tree OF POSTAGE FOX CD GEMS
Address Dr.. Butta' D~ispensary. Nc. ~ E
eighth street, ST. Louis, Nc
- N0ftcs % hs Afictd old U~nf0r3nnore
Before applying 70 tie notorious QUACAz
Who advertise in public papers. or using any
QUAGE hEdEDIEs peruse Dr.. Butts' work. M
MISTER -FOUR 1iseaEs is, or lu7 6sulo-z
Gle Your condition.
Dr. buus can be consulted. pcrsGllug Or ~
mail, on the diseases in bis works
once, No Il. Eighth Htrast. boz HerEet 5l-
fHhnrf~-r 90 fnets no tGU
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cnmmon Selge comprassa.

~ ia dimcul5 to give in a dozen lines the
reasons why TARRANT'S SELLER APE
RIENT mould be preferred as q corrective
and alternative to every 0lher meaicine
In use. Firstly, IL eilays fever. second-
~, H cieanses the bowels without
violence or palns thirdly, lt tones the
atomaeh5 tourthly, 80 regulates the low
Of Bile utnlys PC promotes healthy perspira-
lions slEthly, 80 relieves The system from
1Mnols9om hNmora5 ~seyerthly, it t-an-
QulnEea the nerves. aishthlr. tt So unon fbe
otooQ 8 Qepurents "a lastly. 1t forms one
ottns most delicious cooling draughts that
7ssl passed down the throat q az invalid.
o9LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS my5
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G. WARD & RRp.

MaAO0 REV RID
~ For any case Of Blind, Bleed
aUUW ing tchiugo or Ucsrated Piles
that DebING'S Pills RIM
EDY fails TO cure. Iti Is prepared expressly
to cure the piles ana nothing else, and has
cured cases OF over ~ years standing Sold
bv al drugziss. Price Si.u.
GOODYEAR & HILLS.
faqQ AGENTS g1 Mofn ef-rrr
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PETIrION FOR INCORPORATION.

No. @5, X. A.-Ftst Cbancery Court ofshelby
County, Tennessee.
WTHEREAs. the Rev s. Byrne. Rev. d.
w A.o'Brien, J. M.Meagher and b. weary,
aI citizens of shelby county, Tennessee ana
the present ccrpOrators OF the "St. Peters
Literary Association" have died an appnoa-
ton In the First Chaucery Court Of Shelby
County. Tennessee for an amendment to the
charter of the est. Peters Literary AssOefa-
tiOu," granted 20 hy an act OF the General As
sembly Oh the State or Tennessee. passed Feb
ruary is, 1855. the desired I'd eudment being.
That in addition TO the powers already Erant-
ed as aforesaid said st. Peters Literary Asso-
citation be allowed to obtain n hold by fee
simplo conveyance in trust, or by purchase
in Zee simple, or Tor less estate. OF Otherwise.
reaLsstate In the county Of Sheloy, andEtate
OF Isnnessee, Tor all religious purposes con
nected with the Roman Catholic Church, and
for the purpose Of establishing iunrmares,
orphan asylums, other asylums and hos
pitfalls, 4 like education, religious and ele-
mosynary purposes.
It B therefore ordered, That all persons
wishing so TO do, make their appearance
herein at the Court House of said Court. in
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, 0n OF before
the nrat Monday tn June 1871, and SHOW
cause, Il any they have, why the amendment
prayed for should not ne granted, else the
viii be proceeded with exparte, and
that this order be published for thirty days
IN the Memphis appeal.
Acopy-Attest;
". "a. COLE. Clerk and Master
BY R. j. BLACK ID. q. ans ~
Hwmea a poEEnr. solicitors aEA
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COTTON.

New York opened dull, but closed
steady 90 1870 for middIing. Liverpool
opened cRu and closed steady az previous
uu8tatSsls. New Orleans opened active
and higher, and closed steady, with a fair
demsn0. Here. as a general rule, factors
Esked higher prices bus hnding mat buy
ers would uCt r-me % their terms were
compelled % meet the demand a. previ-
Gus rates. excepting on even running
lists, which were few and far between,
but on which factors were firm and main
tanned prices, Notwithstanding that East
orn markets were dull. Buyers seemed
20 thiuk tlsl i~ac5ofs, knowing the pres
dBrs. were inclined 10 bull" the
market q IiJtlg, and consequently
did u0l invest as heavily as they would
otherwise laEe CDle.T1 . ives. the de-
maud came p~.ltleIy from Bpiuners,
only two Liverpool buyers being repre-
Eanted in th6 purchases. hsles were "a
bsles. principally iu small lots as follows:
ITO bsl- ordinary TO gOcdordlnary, uZc;
% bsies ll barely good ordinary, lzzci
81 bslas oI ordinary, 80 Gl0Zci 100 bales
of sveIse- lid1liag l3H9l4Zc - bales
OF good ordinary. ZIG 81 bales OF GOOD
ordinary. Ia: 60 bsles u strict ordinary,
IOEzc:45 bales oi mixed, l2Zc; - bales
OF mi8aEin 1870; 80 bales Of strict good
ordinary. IZHcs IS bales of good ordinary
he; p bsle- ~ strict good ordinary, lzIsG
- D-l.s u.luliug, li1sci IS bales 10"
middIiug. steamed, 49,; II bales Of low
midaIEE. 1870; 3 bales do. l3Zci 10 bales
of strict ulIlHGg, 1870; 4 bales do.
l45zei q bales o. good ordinary, l4t6c.
The heavy sales and Light receipts during
the past t-H days has materially reduced
the stock and should the demand con-
tiuu0 "a ac-Ivs during the remainder OF
she week 20 lE estimated that the stock
viii not exceed l0,C-J bales. Receipts to-
day are Z4 bales; shipments, g65 bales;
stock, ID, 483 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER or CoMxERrr.1
MEMPHIS MAY 10. 1871.
stock. September 4 $780, 1850
Reed since last statement ZA
Resolved prayiously----~ ass, il9-4s3 4l3
4s7.558
Shipped since last stment 955
shipped prsviously A10'ziS 244
seosk at noon to-day.. l6,449
Imports.
nramDsise and Charleston r~aliroad.-- G8
Missisaippi and Teuncssae ~raiiroa1~ ~
Rfemphis and Ohio raiir0ao- ~
Memphis and Little Rock rAlroaa-s. q
Steamer
EsHNla l naA
Exports.
rrempbis and Charleston railroad
Fsraphas and Ohio railroad~" ~
n5rth
cgrroE q NEW Hosk
Nrw YORK. May 10, 10 am.-oot.on
.r oDeas quiet. Saes yesterday e.
81 Urftef states ports 1850 baleei 20
eeIuss. sss8 bslea; here, 7e5 bales. Ordl-
I0ssc. coed Ordinarys B1sc; Lev
ffddlinE l4<c; Midalnsi N5sei aoee
NIddlIng lo76o
T2,1Fn-u-Gofton market quiet Dpl 1A-
atlasen lpq W.
.1ra. s09 bales Aayt4 Zoe
- H.r unchanged; sales on
~ is10 blss; iutnfsa, 5000 balea
nm-Cotton closed quiet and IN