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SATURDAY. Nav 27ih, 1871,

within LEGAL hours, tins following described
PT5t Neia hagdnning az a stake On the eaat
No ~tfencs snsg with the south line or
~ - No Il 8ohainB to q stake; thence north, IS
aaTL,frs go qsIinks TO a stake In the centre OF
e@P-5aIgh road t.thsues south, 6le west with
~ ~enfra 81 said r0Rd, 8 chains and 81 links.
thenee south, Ge vest 2 chains and a. links
- i efare; hence north With the east lins al
rberrv Avenue, q chains and IS inke 10 fhe
beeipning, containing 2G.25 acres, The SANE
beSnp part OF the subdivision ofa So acre trscf
of land, which Is s part Of the Jno. Pope
plantation, lying and being ia Wenuass1s
about four miles o Memphis
TERaB or BA1Hs-Cash.
e. A. C0LE, Clerk and Msster.
Humes& Pczton, s0lg. spN
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LuMnER. sAsH. pooRs - RLIrD.

There has been a fair demand during
the week for all kinds Of lumber, but
more especially dressed boards, sash,
doors and blinds for cuilding purposes. It
is stated, upon good authority, that at the
present time there are more buildings
under process Of construction in and
about the city than there hiss been at any
time since the war. The different mills in
the city are kept busy, and can barely
meet the demand, Prices have undergone
no material change except in glazed sash
and glass, which are held frmer. We
quote the leading articles in demand as
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. 247, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, T6nnessee.-MaX Her
zog, Solomon HerHog and others, VS.. John
DOnahue, sarah Ann Perry Anna ". Cole,
alice Cole. and Anna E. Cole and others.
TT appearing from the Dill which IS sworn
10 IN this cause that the defendants, John
Donahue Sarah Ann Perry, Anna Il, Cole,
widow of. g. Cole, deceased, Alice Cole anti
of Tennessee.
it Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the Second
Chancery Court, in the city OF Memphis.
Teun., on or before the nTst Monday in June,
1871, and plead, answer or demur to COM
p~lainant's bill, or the same Will be taken Tor
confessed as to them. and set for hearing
eXparte; and that q copy OF his order be
published ones q week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th april, ISL
Attest.
n. b. j. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
BY @. BELCHER, Leputy clerk and Master.
Westcott q stRhl, Soils. for complainant.
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0RDlNAgCE.
FLEE b

o.e7B g he General Glnac0 Of ne CSy
$500 reI5Ii1g 10 Flre ll.ls
~ 'sIs 8 -ecd0u 3 bloses Digest %
20 ~. zfg,f rfver on Market So Get,
--5T5ug rrsuce esstW4 cly wa -
$40 al MsrFer zlreel 70 Btycu oHyoa9 -
rsmaiuaer Of the ~oIulAsnes ~
Psssed d fr-t e-d ug, and 3y s-uspensLya Y.
the rules ss ~e-ulEt1. aaseo-se1 1t-T
bv the Beard @. Adorned 49,
10 treir grllralg= .ummlltee' EF-l
Psssed second AID Gua' reading Dy CouA
IBIE IOBN@DNs Mayor
Attest D.. Is. RrCHAEus. city heglhDef
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CHANcERY SALE
RIAL ESTATE

No. 1875, N. R-Ftrst Chauoery Court OF shell
by C~ounty-B. W. williamson, admtnistra-
tor Of G. W.. Cherry, deceased, VS.. SalIie B.
Cherry ct al,
ny virtue of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale entered in the above cause Mhrch
Path. lS7I.I win sell at public auction 70 the
highest bidder in fronl OF the Clerk ana
MSeteria omoa Grsenlaw Block second street,
la the city Of Memphis, Tsnn.s on
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CrsdIiors Notice.

No .E DIN the Second Clsuc1ry Court
o.. W. L. Crook, aumIulstratJr OF H. A.
AEer, deceased, vs. Clara Mines DaCaEtrI
and others.
s. this cause an order for publication 90 be-
4 made, citing all persons Interested 90 come
iOFWard ETC., having been entered by the
court, April 8. 1871;
Notice IS therefore hereby given, 90 all per
sOus having claims against The estate OF AL-
ton a. Kerr, deceased, TO come forward and
exhibit their demands and have LdemselVea
made psTtieJ 10 the proceedings herein, and
prove their claims on or before the 18th day
Of July, 1871, or the same win be forever
barred.
April "a, 1871. "a. ID. STEWART,
CLERK aud Master.
Iohn @. FInnIa. AltV Lar eomnL-L arL.
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HOTICE.

FnsfrgEG vest Tennessee, 81
Ln Ha~-EEuplcg.
1911.
his a-Bu0LnUEGLt s. assIgnse OF l. =.
GoIGg50ne, Of Eeup1--. shelby county
state Of Tennessee. alhllu aatu Dlblrlcts Wuy
- esen alfuJicalad = bankrupt upon MS
-7wTn petition by the District court @ SAID
niet~fct. %. W~OgLHkIDGE.
--M AslEues.
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Monday, Iuns 9Th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property. - Thrs5-fOurths "a OF the
south half of LOT No b2, beginning for bounds
40 the southeast eorne Of said lot. on the
west side of Main street. running thence
northWNrdlT with the west line OF Main
west parallel with IVarfou street. "a feet 5
iuCuss: thence southWardlv parallel with
Main street, is feet y inches, more or less
themes west parallel with UFeTtou street. "a
feet 3 inches, 10 the east side OF Front alley
Themes southWardiy parallel with Walu
street, and on Lao east side Of SAID alley. IS
feet "a inches, more or less. To- the zOuthWes.
corner of lot No. $50; thence eastwardly with
the south lineOf lot No.l5z. AS fest iucleE
more OF less, 20 the beginning; situated Ia
Memphis shelby county,
Terms Of sale Oue-fOurth cash balance i'm
six, twelve and eighteen months, notes with
approved security required, bearing Interest
atsiZ per cent. from date; lien 70 be retained
TN same aIe paid.
EDMUND A.. COLE
CLERK and Master.
Brown s. Griffin and Humss 6 P0ston, altys.
mus
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Hhds. Sugar. Bbls. MoIassses.

The New Orleans Tlses of Friday last
says: ''There has been no animation in
the provisions trade during the week,
though some increase in the demand yer
last week was experienced. The purchases
for consumption were comparatively
light, and not much disposition was mani
tested to speculate, as the future prospects
of the trade are anything but encouraging.
There was some demand to cover short
contracts, and a considerable portion Of
the purchases were for this purpose, not
only on those now maturing, but also on
contracts extending some distance into
the future. To-day there wss rather more
disposition to operate, but generally at
prices which holders were not willing to
accept, and the transactions were on a
moderate scale only.
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Chansory Sale of Real Estate
Saturday, June 10, .s7l.

No. gP5-In the Second Chancery Court of
shelby county, Tennesaee-harriat J. ROys-
ter, administrator, vs. * 3 hoysIer ct al.
r~T virtue % an order OF sale made in this
IS cause, II viii sell aLpucic auction. 10 he
HIGHEST bidder, in frOnt of the Omca of the
second Cbancery Court In the city OF Mem-
uhfa- TauueaHae. on
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NOn-Besidsut Hotics

No, zls, K Din the Second ChAucsry
Court Of Shelby county, Teuuesses-Chas.
kortrechJ and Henry cram, arm Of KOrt-
recht & Craft, VS.. Lewis Amis, Jr. Virginia
]. AaydWelI and others.
Z n appearing from AFFIDAVIT ia this cause.
q that the defendant, Virginia j. HaydwelL
- a nonresident of the state Of Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered, That She make ner
appearance herein, at the cOurt-huuse OF the
second Chancery Court, In the city Of Mem
phisf Tenn, on OF before the drst Monday in
june 5El, and plead, answer OF deuiur to
complainant Oil, OF the same viii be- aiken
for confessed IS to her, and set Tor hearing
eEpartei andthat a cop Ofthis order be pun
hshed once a week, FOR four successive weeks
In the Memphis Appeal RMS April % latL
A ~COpy-autest:
NJ. D. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY Y. BELCHEE. Deputy e. and NJ
j. w. soaIeE. Sol. Tor eum p~LaIuanL. apA
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Gold advanced IS In New York to-day,
opening at l1l% and closing at llIZ,
Dealers here paid IIOZ9llI. Two thou
sand dollars was purchased by one dealer
at the latter rate,
Tennessee bonds weref reported steady
by the New York kilograms at 20 for both
the Old and new issue.
Local scrips, stocks, ETC., are quiet.
County warrants are bought at Y and sold
at 70. Bank OF Tennessee money would
be purchased by dealers al 70 and is by
them sold to Taxpayers at 70. Memphis
and Charleston railway shares are in de-
mand at $50, at which price between 200
and 800 shares we're purchased by n
dealer yesterday. Selling rates are steady
al 35#s Mississippi and Tennessee shares
are less excited than during last week
from the TACT that the "Hsathen Chinee"
has reduced his buying rates from par TO
rs; this is, however, considered a blind
whereby the unwarY might be taken in.
III a round sun could be hunted up %
would, perhaps, be the first offer made,
and we're time allowed on a refusal the
telegraph" would be brought into requi-
siJion for q bid Of 90. Several small lots
offered Yesterday, but we could learn OF
only one transaction and that WAS a sale
of $1,000 to q Hcity" agent at 40. City
bonds are firm at previous quotations.
A dispatch from Indianapolis tO-QaY
states that Judge Newcomb, OF the Supe-
rior Court of that State, has decided that
National Bank stock is liable for town.
ship and school taxes. A Washington
telegram Of tonight says, regarding the
exchange Of the dvs-bwenty bonds, that
European holders Of dvs-twenty bonds
hesitate 20 exchange for the new loan,
prsferring a loss of interest on the Ormer
and odds. In order that the exchange Of
the 6vs-Jweutiss for the new loan may be
facilitated, especially in Europe, the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury viii shortly issue
an order for the redemption of the certain
amount of Eve tWentiss, in accordance
with the fourth section Of the funding
bill, which authorizes the Secretary, at
the expiration of three months public
notice. TO redeem with any coin in the
Treasury which be may lawfully apply to
such purpose, and the six per cent. bonds
Of the United States known rs hve-tWenty
bonds, which have or shall hereafter be-
come r~edeemable under the terms Of their
issue, etc.
STOCKS BONDS IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, May 10, 1925 a.m.-Ehe
market is q fraction better, with medium
demands. Sterling steady st llO%. Gold
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AVING been appointed adm1nlstrato OF
the estate Of n q. Keith, deceased. by
the Probate Court OF Shelby County, Ten
nesses, at the April term, 1871. i hereby give
notice TO all parties in Tennessee indebted
10 said estate to come forward and make
settlements with me, and to all persons hav
claims against said estate to present them
within the time prescribed by law, or ihty
Will De forever barred.
W. Il. ID. wendell.
apl8 Admir- of Il. L.. Keith.
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VEHICLE ORDINANCE

nE IT ORDALEED, That no Hack Omni-
is 1ua. carriage. dIay or venice pubic OF
--4vrra - allowed % stand along the side
walk opposite either gate q OuurL S4lals
the same.
y MAJ the penalty for the violation Of this
1rdr1sucs shall BE- q due Of not more than
si6 md La event Of failure, APPROXIMATION
not more Tran EEsuE Gays
Passed hrsr reading, under suspension or
rhs rules and passed second FsaALs "
Council. May 8 LEL
Posed Ersl and second reading p3 Board
OF Aldermen hay 3 1911
Approved Nay s, s d
john TDHN5OE. Mayor
aFrsra- T. RrrHaRua. CITY REGISTER
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISSOLVED.
DISSOLUTION.

~ The partnership, under the name and
style of Brooks & Lawhorn. was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either parry
ms receipt Tor debts due the firm. j.. NJ.
Brooks assuming all the liabilities against
the arm, who wiz SIN continue the business
as heretofore, in his own uzme.
i. LAWHOEN.
myI3 J. NJ. BROOKS.
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Certificates, par Bank Of Chattanooga, 8;
Bank OF Commerce, par; Bank of Knox
vile, IS; Bank of Memphis, p5; Bank
Of Middle Tennessee, IS; Bank Of Paris,
par; Bank of the Union, %; Bank Of
West Tennessee, Is; Bucks Bank, p9ri
City Bank, Sos Commercial Bank, 20;
Merchants Bank, par; Northern Bank,
par oooee Bank, s, Bank Of Shelbyville,
IS; Southern Bank, -; Trad0ns Bank,
par; Life and General Insuulnce Com
pRuv. J.. South CarolinH-.EEchanRe
Bank, 8; Peoples Bank, 50 Planters
and Mechanics Bank, 90 state Bank, s.;
Southwestern Railroad, So; UniOn Bank.
95. Automatically of Mobile, 90; Bank
of Montgomery, 5; Bank Of Selma, o.;
Central Bank, 2; Commercial Bank, 2;
Eastern Bank, 80; Northern Bank, 10;
Southern Bank. 90"
The New York BALlstin Of the 18th Y
1.-THE action of the Treasury Department
in refusing TO pay its gold obligations in
double eagles is causing shippers 3 good
deal of Inconvenience. To-day 3-I6 pre-
MUM was paid for double eagles, that bs-
ing about ths difference in value for ex-
port between them and eagles.
The Treasury bought S2,Q0O,0 600 of
Dos to-day, The average price paid
was lilly, or q tribe under par
in gold. According to report the Assis-
tsnt Treasurer here was instructed to &C.
up E9H9kNHN0NH EAoNA kAa aAA1H aAAAbAAAE " M
offered at or under par ia gold. No cOnir-
nation or denial of this report could be
obtained from the Assistant Treasurer. If
the report was correct it is important as
indicating the policy OF the Government,
and ii should be officially denied or con-
hrmed at once. Southern State bonds
have been strong and active on Tennes-
sees, GeOrgIHs, and new South Caro-
linas."
In New York money is abundant at "A
5 per cent, and the notes Of The National
banks are sold at a slight discount. Prime
paper is in good demand, but, with pros
ent aud expected ease in money, rates are
easier, and we hear of some gilt. edged
pieces going as low as 81 per cent. But
only a limited business mas been done at
the following rates;
Per Cent.
Commercial drst-clRss Endorsed paper,
OF
Commercial nrst-class Endorsed paper,
fI
commercial hrst-class Endorsed paper,
Q
Commercial nrst-Class, single names,
90 days-
Commercial hrst-class, single names,
4 TO 9 months. 6bSdg1S
Bankers nrst-class foreign, so daYs....5Eg6L
mixer drsJ-elass dOmestic,3 to- mUs.G1zG7L
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The closing quotations for Southern
Securities in New York on Friday, were
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TnnUsanCs nj G9sRs.

1t not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigOrates b stomach anu bowels, cOIreCts
aCid1Ly, and gives tone and energy TO the
LLaEa
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MASONIC DIRECTORY


L0DGEH- ~
aouTH MEELPHu, No S-meeUs I'd Friday in
each mOuIh-EaA cor. Madison and Second.
", g Matthews. ", H.; Ben K Puuen
See
ANGERoEA. No. I6S-meets LIST Monday In sv,
cry month, at Odd-F ell ows BAH, Corner
Court and Main. C.M- Carroll Nm John
Beamisl- Secretary.
LELTA -ts-FT. Mo- LIST Friday Of each
montu-Esl corner Madison and second.
H. IL HlgBee, WI. 81. Judah, sec,
DESOr0. No. 30 Friday OF each
mouEn-lCd-F-IUw Han r. Wllam-
son. ~. E.r r. W. shelton, Sec.
HuWENgTyG- No. fIn Friday OF
each muurl-aI south Memphis Han. cor
uer OF Madison and second W. b.
H-claEleL. " NJ LOuls CEapskL. Sec.
RoVAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER. No. Z-meet I'd Monday OF
each m0ulu-DGd-FelOws' HaIL A. j..
Wheeler. n. E. a. P.. o. q Locke. See.
MEEaHTs EHAprEE No 5-meetg at Odd
Fellows Ea-r 50 Monday Of each month,
Kenny J. Lynn, q. p r. P Ben. K. Pullen,
secretary
ECEEEA Council No E-meets 30 Monday Of
each m0ulh-Gdd-FelCws Han. %. 3. Fdrs-
ter. TIL H. e. a. Myers, Rec
~TEEPLaEa.
CTRESE C-CEMACDEEEr No, EMseUs 8rh Mon
day OF each month. Geo. Meilersh. Conn.,;
tt BarClus, Rec
CHATTER or EGsE LE1EL. LaEh. No
l. Charles Adams, So ~. We HT.
L~0U-uErT. ~. EEH--
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DRY GOODS,

The market continues to lack aDimR-
ton, although some houses are doing q
very active business. As a general rule,
however, the movement during the week
has been quite light, but, compared with
former wears, is marked by considerable
Improvement. Prices are generally IN
changed, but reported strong, with a de-
cided upward tendency in cottOns and
woolens, more especially the latter. Prints
and bieached goods are about one per
cent. higher in New York and other East
ern markets, but as yet no marked adj
vance has been made here. The present
outlook is healthy, and country merchants
are more cautious a yer in their selec-
tiOn Of stocks. All The indications of the
future state of the trade st present seem
to point in the unmistakable certainty to
higher prices. During the week the staple
has advanced Hc per pounds n New York,
the advance being closely followed by
this and other markets. This taken into
consideration, with the fact that during
the week spinners have been purchasing
largely in all Southern markets, would
still farther the predictions of a marked
advance in all cotton goods, Wooden man
ufacturers also appear to regard an adj
vance as more than probable, and very
little anxiety is manifested in the East to
sell ahead of production. The market for
woods is rising, and prices Of the manu-
actured product IS now SO low, compared
with the price of the raw staple, that moth
ing but the fact that the demand for this
class of dry goods is now SO light that 1t
prevents an Immediate advance in prices.
Entertaining this view Of the case, East
ern manufacturers hRve RETAINED from
making an advance except on such goods
as are largely demanded by thea actual
wants of The trade. Prices have been
put IN a fraction on heavy weights, sueh
al are in demand by clOthiers in the East,
and also on hannels, for the lower grades
of which there is considerable call but no
marked increase is likely TO occur in other
lines until the fall trade sets in. Such -
moi the case, however, In cottons. Ihe
Iatest mail advioss from b East are TO
tha Affect that business in ali bleaeheo
goods is light, and the trade Just now are
Ssnersllv engaged ID attempts to forecast
~ fbs ughs stock now on hand,
and Inc prospects Of = largely increased
business in the fall, with the indieatlons
of atiii higher prices in the staple, AFFORD
an eTeelIent foundation for tbs views OF
fboss who predict N advance. We quote
n-ices In this market as follows;
us.a,er rslT Charfa
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AlC c g. THORN,
233 HAHN STREET,



"A HUUfHEEf a PRIVATE CuuEsE-ua re
ARELE or those aul1I
-iEsEE TO marry, ON the pnysipioEi-
~@ Ical mysteries end Tavels-
lions % the sexual syHteIa, WITH the laLHl.
discoveries in producing and preventing one
spring. preserving The complexion. esC-
This is an interesting work Of two Guudrg
gud -tW6nty-i0ur pages. with numerous en-
cravings, and contains vaIuaDis Information
Tor those n are married OF contemplate
uErnGgei sLu lt Is a o that ought 10 bs
under .Ock and Key and not lain C~areIassi
abOut the house.
Sent to any "a Tree Of posJagsi Ior 80 cent?.
Address DE. Bats Dlsueuzary. No. z ~.
EigLbh street, 80. LOu1s No.
~ Noses % he A6fictsd and Gaf0Ttsauuzs
Before applying to the notorious lUACE1
vino advertise In public papers, OF using any
lUbCE Remedies, psruBeD E. Butts work. no
uatte- Wha your disease ss. or now IspLora-
Die your condition.
DR.. ButtsC can be consulted, personally or uy
mail, On the diseases mentioned In his works
once. Ho-L n. Eighth strrst, bat Harksbaud
EaafrTt -f t-rE- t4w
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PROBATE COURT SALE Of REAL
ESTATE.

No. s65-Patitiou TO sell land to paw debts
Jonn B. smith, Executor OF John IT. Robin
son. deceased. vs.. John L. Irwin aud wife.
TTNDER ana by virtue Of g decree of sale
IL made In the above cause. at the present
rMavl term, l67I, of the Probate Court OIL
Shelby county, Tennessee, 4 wiz proceed 20
sell, az public auCtlOn, TO the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door. on
Union street, IA the city OF Memphis, Tanue8-
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Notice of Dissolution.

TVHE COMPREHENSIVE HsrstofOre eE-
L isting between Y. q. WARD and 3 NJ.
WARD. under the name ana style nrm Of
g. O. WARD & BRO, is dissolved by the
death OF C. G. WARD, to date from April LIST,
1871. The business OF the old hrm viii be
settled by the undersigned as surviving
partner.
8. M. WARD.
FFThe business Of the new firm viii be con-
Quoted as heretofore by the undersigned I'M
der the old style OF
G. G. WARD & Bro
All persons indebted 10 the ord Erm viii
please settle their accounts.
apI6 N WAND.
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ElIeEADu O....-.-----.13 fremont H--.-.----t4h
fremont A-......-----lB Ham1ltOn..HL TO
The New York Chronicle states that
sales Of printing cloths have been made
TO printers by these spectators as far
ahead as January next at 7c, while Octo-
Der deliveries are selling At 7I@7Lc; and
nat manufacturers claim that the fall
prices must range Z9Ic per yard higher
on prints to enable Jhem to clear all ex-
penses. Tn latest kilograms from the
East state that prices are much frmer
except for heavy brown shestiugs, and
conclude as follows: In printing cloths
speculation runs riot down in Providence,
and sales are up to the end of the year and
even into next year, which are nothing
more than delusive, and we venture TO
say that few of those CONTRACTS running
so far ahead viii ever be filed. Sales re-
ported for January next at Z, for immedi-
ate delivery u, for standard 7 yard to the
pound of cloth, while 254 yards to the
pound of sh~setings are selling at u%9I2c.
This discrepancy is too great. Print
cloths are selling at a profit of nearly &c
per yard, while others rule so high that
printers cannot put much good madden
OOlOrs in prints to sell st the present rate.
and nence contemplate putting up the
price of new and dark work. In other
classes of goods there is nothing of mo
ment transpirlug calling for extended To-
marks or change in prices"
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aarGh, 1871 March, 1871
SPRING TRADE!
Hill, Terry & MITCHELL,
BOOTS. SHOES & HATS.

Are now ready for the Spring Trade, with
haavus focE and nood aaaOrtaent Of