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CATAwBa CRAPES at ANTONIS.

Work-boxes for 81 ut ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's, Ill
Main street.
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FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL on SKATES tonight at
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ALBuMs.-A fine assortment at ELLYsoS & TAI
IOR'S.
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Extra large Pruncs, for sickness, at ANToNfs.
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CREAM ALMONDS at ASToyI's.
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Fifty barrcls

Fifty Darrcls
AaED Y COFFEE SUGARS
in.. received. FOR sale by
s.. :, ROBERT F. WILLIAMS CO.
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Go TO ASToNt If yon want pure confectioncries at
reduced prices.
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SKATING cARxIvAL to-nlg!lt at Assembly Hall.
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TooL-CuEsrs for boys at ELLYsoS TAYLOR
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tFEEEINGS AND POTATOES.
Gs4 barrels No. Eastpnrt HERRINGs;
. ~ lsilrcio jackson White and Early Rose Fo-
iA!HL>, direct !rom Eastport- Maine aaiiy Ga
i'.!'1i for sale ny
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= E.fINED SUGARS.
Al
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ME- SHUCKS! sHUCKS! sHUCkS!

FARMERS, GATHER AND SAVE YOUR
sHUCKS; THEY WILL PAY YOUR TAXES.
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Malaga Grapes, in lunches, at ANToNI's, Main
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So. hc,.i!na3s and go barrels
DARK STANDARD:
ta:;cls BRIGHT AMBER. Of superior 91allty-
~ -a., h., PALMER. HARTSOOk & 60,
....... ~ hpr for the rrfincri.
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l'InGIEIA STEAM COFFEE AND
SPICE MILLS,
IrGuIU STREET NEAR MAIN.
N,'urpiny thanks to the trade Of Richmond ana
}.rirrv for the liberal encouragement gwen us IL
C.er.aA enterprise. we would stu that our MILLS
i,ny run daily, and all orders entrusted 10 US
IN ls. carefully iiIied--sllch as ROASTING cor
~ rs GElSBiNt1 SPICES. CRACKERS, &c.
&s. GEORGE W. SEWELL VIII give MS uhdi-
..rt .t,,r.fIon 10 thu Interests of our friends.
g' -s-lT WILLIAM IS. !if.itsMA n q ~.
InEE>H YENISOE IIAMS.-35 Hams
/ ,,,, saddles FRESH yENISON Just received.
Dbl WILLIAM G cambridge GO.
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SKATING cAHS,vAL at Assembly Hall Tonight.
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AMUsEMESTs.

SATURDAY NIGHT. commencing at O'Clock,
ssE- LOUIS NI.4'siz &sF3N b-ts.i3S
Louis c. W. Couldocs..,
TO conclude with the amusing C0medyCf
MILKY WHITE. - J-fs a5fsss-eE
MILKY White. c. W. Coullock.
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MONDAY, January l. 1872, EDWIN ADAMS. as
HAMLET. do S0-It
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The fest attraction will be the heautifal plsy OF tho
Pearl. OF SAVOY; on. a MOTHERS PRAYER.2
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEMPHIS THEATER.
ProKessOr Fay
AUCTBa
HOUSEHOLD GOOD

u - y y IN - IL u " - u ~
OF several families declining house keeping.
and which has been removed % oar Spacious
estabiishment for the better convenience or
purchasers VIII Be sold AZ aucEl1u
MONDAY MORNING, Jan. ed, al Ll 1'c. ok.
taZ A. n BTODDARD b co.. AEc-.rs-
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there was a chiel among them tax.
ing notes" (nOt me) of this transcend
entity important and new information,
ne continued" Well, 1 don't care If
You tell all befOrehand-and I'll help
you on to more. It was discovered
by Columbus on the 7th (some say
the 9th, but I know better) Of DeCem-
Der, 1892, and was the very first Eu-
rOpean colony ever planted in Ameri-
ca, and the first in which the blacks
rose against the whites and massa-
cred themW
In thus giving the leading points Of
the forthcoming report Of the " Com
missiOners," it might be asked
whether such facts might not be COM
municated to Congress from data, if
not more true, at least more anthem
tic than the mere verbal assurances of
Mr.. Wade, and whether it was worth
while to 90 to the expense Of a mag
niicent outfit Of some hundred people
to procure that which might be had,
perhaps, at the Congressional library!
The " information now vOUchsafed,
however, may be new and serviceable
to many members" and I give 1t
for their benefit, beforehand" as the
venerable chairman called such pieces
of enterprise"
From the Washington Patriotl
HOW GRANT VIOLATED LAW AND
USAGE.
1t now appears certain that the
President addressed a letter to eX-
Senator Wade rendering him the ap-
pOintment of Commissioner to San
Domingo before the resolutions were
passed by Congress, and that he
reached Washington, in fact, to find
them still suspended between the two
Houses. This is probably the first Oc-
easiOn when a President has departed
from the propriety established by all
usage Of Offering a place which did
not exist by law. Aside from the
gross violation of duty and of dig
nifty, this fact is another proof Of the
extraordinary interest felt by General
Grant in the matter, and exhibits his
desire to prOpitiate the influence Of an
old Radical leader, whom he had al
ready appointed a permanent CON-
missioner on the Pacific railroad, by
so prompt and persuasive a cOmpli-
mpnt
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TELEGRAMs.
Rourhaki lz surely beaten.

BOurbaki Is surely beaten.
Colorado will be made a State at
once.
One Filklns is identified as the ex-
press rObber at Albany.
B0utWelPs statue viii adOrn the
State House in Boston.
M. Favre wants to attend the Lon
don Conference.
A battle was going On four hours
yesterday in East st. Quentin. Re
suit not known.
The Blair banquet in st. Louis takes
Eiace to day. The preparations are
On a scale Of grandeur never exceIled.
A vote Of eensure on Grant for in
terfering in the Missouri election was
tabled yesterday in the Legislature Of
that State.
Thomas darcy McGhee's widow,
leaving two daughters, died yester-
day, aged So.
Vijauee's dwelling and brewery
burned at Evansville. Loss $4,000;
insured for SI3, 600.
King William is Emperor Ofsall
Germany and Ofa wide district of the
United States.
Congress will Offer corner and other
lots in Washington at auction. The
proceeds will 90 where the WOodbine
tWineth.
The income tax bill viii be disposed
Of next Tuesday.
DR.. Lanahan is I'd be reinstated in
the Book Concern.
Germans at Davenport and Chicago
protest against the shipment Of arms
to France.
The coal diggers in Pennsylvania
are fighting one another because they
won't all strike. Curious.
VIM. P. Lyon is made Supreme
Judge at Milwaukee.
The eustomhouse is to be removed
from st. Marks, Fla, to Cedar Keys.
The sensation in Omaha is a white
girl fourteen years Of age, named Nc
Intyre, just recaptured from the In
dians.
Richardson, an engineer on the
Michigan Central railroad, fell under
his machine yesterday, and was
killed.
William Burnett, the richest man of
Richmond, Va, eighty-fOur years Of
age, was burned to death yesterday
afternoon.
Two thousand bushels of wheat and
thirteen horses belonging to DR..
Eppes, at City Point, near Richmond,
Va, were burned yesterday.
A lot of stupid New York merchants
have petitiOned Congress to pay the
Alabama claims and be done with the
dirty business.
Grant has ordered a patent issued
to the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany for lands for the first section Of
thirty miles finished.
Coal to the amount of 3,74O. 600
bushels left Pittsburg on the late rise
Of the river.
Several bank officers in New York
are to be prosecuted for violating the
law creating these Institutions. The
penalty for their Offense is five wears
in the penitentiary.
King William, kind old sonia
" good man "-cOngratulates his low
ing wife on the " good results - of the
siege Of Paris. He refuses to suffer
the diplomatic corps in Paris to with
draw from the belligerent CaDitaI.
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Marrlaaa b RlnhIIEa.

LONDON, January 2O.-Balloon ad-
vices have been received from Paris
Of the 10Th, which say the city is
tranquil and firm.
Miss Motley, daughter Of the late
American minister. married to-day in
FranktOn Church, with great display,
The bridesmaids were Misses Sheri-
dan, Motley, Sturges, Brimpheld and
Norton. The honeymoon viii be
passed at PoltimOne Park. Mr.. Mot
ley will shortly proceed home.
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OUTRAGES IN NORTH CAROLINA
Reign Of TeFroF in Robson Gouafy-Mur
ders, Bohbsriss, Rapl1s.
7r0m Tue New York Herald. !

From the New York Herald
GOLDSBORO, January l6, IS7l.-Th6
gang Of outlaws, numbering some
twenty, who have perpetrated over
that number of murders in Robson
county, and who have so long defied
/ both the State and national authOri-
ties, have added another horrible
murder to their long list. 1t appears
| that on Saturday morning Mr.. John
TylOr, who resided at Moss Neck. q
station on the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad, while on
his way from his residence to his
store, in company with a man named
McNiel, was suddenly fired upon
| from the bushes, the ball enter
ing the right side Of his head, passing
through and coming out on the left
| side. Mcneil at once looked in the
direction from which the shot came
and recognized Henry Berry Lowry,
the notorious leader Of the gang OF
outlaws, with three others. The place
where the outrage occurred was near
/ the scene Of the killing of one of the
outlaws, a mUlattO, named Saunder-
son, some four week since, for whose
death they had sworn to be avenged.
| A squad of United States troops were
only about two hundred yards from
the scene of the murder when it Oc-
CURED, and as soon as they were
made acquainted with the facts they
started in pursuit of the outlaws, but
! subsequently returned without accom-
| plishing anything.
Not long since the outlaws captured
one of the United States soldiers, who
was on duty as sentinel, who has not
| since been heard from. Besides muir
der, arson and robbery, this gang
| frequently outraged women, cut Of
/ the ears Of their victims, and commit
the most daring outrage and barbara
| ties under the noses Of the company
of United States troops sent there
months since to protect the citizens,
and, if possible, capture the gang;
but in both they have most signally
failed. Lowry and his blOOd-thirsty
gang still 60 at large, and no citizens
within the range Of their travels know
when they retire to their cOuches at
night but what they may be sacri-
feed before the next mornings sun
may rise.
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Canadians and Frss Trade.

OTTOwA, ONT, January 20.-A
meeting Of the Dominion Board Of
Trade, composed Of representatives
from the Boards Of Trade of the prin-
Cipal cities Of the Dominion, is now
in session here. The feeling is streng-
ly in favor Of free trade. The Board
adopted q motion TO petition Parlia-
ment next session for a repeal of the
duties on -four, grain, coal and coke.
On the question Of communication
with Manitoba, a resolution was
adopted urging the Government to
take steps toward the construction Of
a Canadian Pacific railroad, and apply
public lands to the assistance Of that
enterprise.
st. james Hotel was burned early
this morning. Many Of the inmates
barely escaped in their night clothes.
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MONTPELIER, VT, January 20.-
Henry Welcome, formerly Of Hines
burg, VT, to-day paid the penalty of
death for the murder OF an old man
named Perry Russ, on December Is,
1869. The execution took place at
Windsor, between II and / O'Clock.
When the prisoner appeared he was
apparently calm, but upon reaching
the scaffOld he gave way to his most
agonized feelings. He spoke briefly,
and offered a prayer Just before swing
ing of. He has left full confession
of his guilt.
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NOtiGs to Tax Payers.
NOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
i ~ Hal=r1rHrH " 49, =. -

COMPTROLLER OFFICE,
- NASHVILLE, December IG. 1870
- From this date no credits VIII be given
70 tax collectors for land sales, until proof
satisfactorily made establishes the tact llaE
the delinquent has no personal properly
nom which the taxes can be collected The
practice OF selling real estate for taxes. 1- a
cost 20 the State, when personal properly
can be Sold was never couteIl -ala-r a- VII.
be shown rom the following extracts -rl1I
the code;
EECTroN 8gT- The collector, upon receiving
the tax list. shall Immediately 1T advertise
msnt az four OF the most pllLlc places lu
each civil district, give twenty days notice or
the place and time when and where ne wan
attend and reCetve taxes.
SIC Cos. II any person 7lLlLu Eall dis -r.s.
fail to attend or Otherwise pay his l5Ef s On
or before the day appointed the clL. .ecllr
shall levy the sHn1e 1T dlslFalnlng and s5---
ing the dednque1ts goods and clattz-s, Civ
iug al least Ewsnty days notice OF such sale
By advertisement az tour Of the most public
sEo. COZ. sueh sale shall be by public suc-
tton. and no more property shall be sold -t an
is sumctsnt % pay Lne taxes, cost ans
shall be returned % the owner Of the prop
erty.
sEC. $40. II the collector have cause to fear
that any person charged win taxes Ls a1C ll
20 remove nom the county without Psy--E
his taxes, he may At any time levy slg-
taxes with costs and cnarsas y distress ana
SIC. 81. And II such person has removed
into any other county distress variant
may pc issued ut ne l4-------r ~ -- ------
or BY the clerk, II the coIlecrors term OF ser
vice has eEpfred-to the sheriff OF the coult T
to which the party has 50 removed fox the
collection OF the taxes due rom him.
Very respectfully "
ED R. PENEEBAEER
Comptroller. etc
81 It VIII be seen rom the above ln5--l--
tfous to me, that I am compelled % issue --s-
frass vvnrre1ts for collections ot taxes before
selling real estate. Therefore l'l-et u
hereby given. that luasmlcl as VIII nave
tn AZ
term OF the court, that 7 cannot grant Longer
pduIgsnces, and paymenga must 1e made
5--1--9s isf9Tv wa. MCLEAN.
foIQ Tax CCiIeCtor Shelby county
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LONDON, January Cot has be-
come known, from the publication Of
official accounts and documents, that
the Pope, in October last, was COM
municating by telegraph with the
King Of Prussia, and requested the
King to decree his (the POpe's) de-
parture from Rome with due honor
in case he should conclude to leave
the city. The King replied afirma-
lively, and telegraphed Victor EN-
manuel 10 that effect.
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Two Pamphlsts--Rsad them Both,

T1IRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: FriE
Il essay, at the " Memphis AErtcuLl lI--sL
Eair October Is, 1870; a guide as 70 the WH on.
the WHERE and the HOW 70 GcGlElrs- 70 s1tl---'.
and 70 retain La BORE3S suitsd 10 the south
wonderful Resources and their Reculi ar ADJ
vautagess" a guide 70 SOUTUEl1g LA17D-Q 77,T-
EEs, who dssiEa to geL, le1ss or c1l1Htzs their
lands, as well as % ~ oIZIEllllls and EiIllo7lae
CAPITALrsTs and ElLrG2AgTs seeking pr0l-l-
bic investments ana EsuunerallTe en- Q-oF-
unsuts Ia the Southern States. ll,l8l copies
Of each OF these two pam pnlats now u press
single copies Of either, 8 cents, or both, 81
cents, 70 any address, postpaid, OF % clu1a
and societies. or to railroad and other news
dealers, El5 per 100 copies, assorted Terms
f79yTqriahi-v cTsh Ia advance. Call or address
DOEOHO, JOY q CO,
sQuthsrn Land aud Emigration A5aneys
- unis. Tenn.
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The FsnIans 10 Nov YoIk,

NEW YORK, January 20.-On the
arrival Of the Cuba last night with the
released Fenians, Collector Murphy
tried TO OutWit the Tammany COM
mittee and meet the Fsnians first, but
Tammany was too smart for him.
There was quite a rivalry between the
parties, and an angry discussion Oc-
Cured on the steamer. The grand
public demonstration has been post
pOned till the arrival Of the rest Of the
prisoners. After the arrival OF the
Fenians at SWeeney's Hotel, Richard
McClOud, Chairman Of the Commit
tee of Reception on the part OF the
United Irishmen's Organization, pre-
sented O'DOnnOFan Rosa an adj
dress of welcome; and one thousand
dollars in fifty dollar greenbacks was
the first contribution Of material aid
since their arrival.
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Rnnnnat 10 Blair.

ST. LOUIS, January 20.--A grand
banquet win be given to General
Blair Saturday night. All State Off.
GERS and members Of both Houses ol
the Legislature have been invited, and
most OF them will be present.
A concurrent resolution, expressing
regret at the Senate of Virginia re-
fusing to purchase q portrait Of Gen.
eral Thomas, after ordering one Oi
General Lee, thus discriminating In
favor of the enemies Of the country
against its defenders, was tabled in
the House to-day, By q vote OF Y
to AZ.
General Blair leaves for Washington
Sunday night.
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lrsIsud aBda Blu Gun.

LONDON, January 20, 6a.m.-French
agents are in Ireland, purchasing al
available and serViCeable horses.
A gun was tested successfully at
WOOlWich yesterday, with a charge
Of one hundred and thirty pounds OF
powder. The quantity Of powder
used is said to be unprecedented.
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NEW YORK, January 20.-In reply
TO an official Invitation extended 10
the Fenians in behalf Of the citv au-
tbOrities by Hon. Richard O'GorinaD
O'DOnOVan Rosa, in behalf of the
Fenians, replies that owing to dissep-
siOns among the delegations they re-
fuse TO accept any public invitations
until the remainder Of their comrades
arrive here. There were five exiles
on board the Cuba, as follows: John
Mcclure Henry Mullely, jeremiah
ODonovan Rosa, Charles Under
wood O'Connen and John DeYOY.
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On tuesday, January 81, 1871

within legal hours, the following described
,1r1ouortv to-Wit:
Shelby, state OF Tennessee, known and de-
scrfbsd as follows t0-Wil. Being q part Of q
two hundred acre entry Ln the name OF John
McIvsr, IN range eight, seGllou1 Two and
three beginnfuE At a black zuul, 95 7s-LQl poles
east nom the uoEl4l7fil corner on ll1 1---
200 acre entry runs thauca aolsl one 1-l-
dlad and siEnEF-tWo poles 11 g llaLa On ne
south boundarF line Of said entry forty- sLiE
Z0-l00 POLES to stake ln the SAID lll7 ~ ---l-e5
east OF q white oak rotntari thence -llL-- -
uolss 10 a stake ou tne UcIlu QQA4la.EJ 4---
81 sad &C acre entry rom which STANDS 2
poplar pointer north J376- west - A----E
thence west with the uorLn 19lali-1s l - i
safd entry 8 ll-lat pole = a-a o.
containing 81 88-lQl acres
Terms Of sale, ea -. "a -.-,-.--
NJ ID T. STE NJ Aellr lLlll4 an ------s
7ss-7,-11 4 ~ 77ialsiaon Egi9 Tor e1laE--
This December p i1ia
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CHICAGO, January 19.-The Legisla.
tUre Of Nebraska yesterday elected P.
W. Hitchcock United States Senator.
The entire Democratic vote and that
Of all Republicans elected on boiling
and independent tickets was given to
Hitchcock as the anti-Administration
candidate.
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ee6grgsIiy 10 iHs Uaferiaaafs.

ST. LOUIS, January 20.-AbOut one
thousand dsIlars were raised at the
meeting on Change, this noon, for the
benefit of the sufferers by the burning
Of steamer McGill, and for the recOv-
cry and burial Of the bodies Of those
lost. A committee was appointed to
raise additional funds.
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ST.. LOUIS, January 20.-Prepara.
tiOns for a banquet to Senator Blail
tomorrow have been made on an ex-
tensive scale.
A concurrent resolution censUring
President Grant for interference in the
late election in this State was intro.
duced by the Democrats in the House
to-day and tabled By a vote Of over z
-
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ElENpIsH DEED.
A Mother Burns Her Legitimate Child.

From the Nashville Banner.l
A correspondent at Chattanooga
sends US intelligence Of terrible deed
perpetrated near that place the other
night. 1t seems that a citizen of that
town has for some time past been in
innate with an abandoned woman who
lives in the neighborhood. The other
day she gave birth to q child, the
fruit of the hasOn. Our correspond
ent states that the matter was kept q
secret, and that the unnatural mother
took the babe and put it upon a glow
ing fire, which she had prepared for
the occasion. The child was con-
sumed before her eyes, at least so our
correspondent states. He further al
leges that the mother has become
horror-stricken at the remembrance
OF her deed, and is almost insane at
the recollection thereof. He states
further that the crime is hidden from
all but 3 few, but how these few came
by the intelligence be does not state.
A Mexican horse-thief was hung
yesterday at Denver,
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An Insane Lover.

BALTIMORE, January 20. 49, Mrs.
Mary Ann Anderson, widow, was
shot and killed this morning by Peter
Hesbarge, who then shot himself
through the head, causing instant
death. Hesbargs boarded with his
victim, who had refused to marry
him
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Attachment Notice.


No SO. A. DIN the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn.-Galbreatht Ste WarE
q Co.. vs.. j. +. smith.
IN this causs an attachment having been
z sued cut under section 500 Of the Code ana
returned futocOur6, levied upon tla personal
property, viz; Z box saddlery, bale Of c0l-
fqrs trun Is Of merchandise. bbls Hour,
bbls u1eal, i eask meat, or defendant, gtnd
qf7davib having been made that the defel Ia .
ant T ~ smith, Is indebted to plaintiff in
the sum OF s60l IS by account, and that the
defendant, ]. +. Smith, Is q nonresident Of
the state OF TENNESSEE
1T Is therefore ordered that he make his
personal appearance herein. before the Judge
OF the Second Circuit Court OF Shelby COunfy
on the third Monday Ia May next and defend
said attachment suit within the tim pre-
8oribed BY law, or tn Q same VIII be proceeded
with eLparte, and that a copy OF this order
pc published once q week Tor four collsecu-
tive weeks In The Memphis Appeal.
Done at Of1ice, this sch day 0f January, 1871.
p d. BOYLE, Clerk.
By w. Lewis Wharton, Deputy Clerk.
wright, Mclktssiok q Wright, Attorneys for
Platu6fR faul0
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MARKETS
LBY TELEGRAPH HI
NEW YORK

NEW EOHh.
NEW YORK, January 20--COtt0n dun and
unchanged; middhng uplands. l55sc. Flour
frm and demand fair, So 45@6 81 Tor shipping
grades extra. WheatsOpened drm but closed
dull; red and amber, 81 53gl s.. Corn, quiet
and firm with fair demandf No. mixed, ~
aB2c. whisky, g0H99]JSC. COHse-hrm and
demand fair; sales, 200 bags Rio on private
terms. SUgar-duu and a shade lower Cuba,
914G91<c. Molasaes-NsW Orleans, 6oglCc.
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Cbancsry Sale Of Real Estate, on
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No. S45-EIi II. Hogg rs. p. Mcknight st a.
nv vfrtue Of an order Of resale made Ln this
ID cause, viii sell At public a1cll2li % -na
highesI bidder. IN mont Of Lla LLerG ana
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
ronaarvat-vs TrIuuuh D HIssIssIppL.

Special to the APPEAL.l
JACKSON, Miss January lsi 1871.
DOWd has been elected President Of
the State Senate. He has beaten
Warner, the caucus nominee. The
friends Of AIeorn rule in the Legisla-
ture. They comprise the true Con
servatives Of all parties.