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LEGISLATIVE.
The Memphis Bsnss and Coupons Question
Mayor Johnson Drives a Bar
gale and Eemphls Wins.
special TO the Appeal
RENnER

NASHVILLE, December I6.-The two senate
oils 70 change the county lines were to-day
disapproved by the governor, on the ground
that they co taiDed no pre- vision TO obtain the
consent Of the people TO be affected by the
change.
bills were coacurred in in the house
The resolution TO appoint an agent 70 settle
AL oufstand ng acc 1unts OF the State against
the United SIaIes government was adopted.
After the recess tue committee appointed 70
Investigate the exchange by the comptroller
OF memphis city coupons lor Stale oohas ano
coupons, presented majority and minority
reports. The minority report was signed by
Messrs Crews and Gordon on the part Of the
house and Messrs Coulter and Greene On the
70 the State by the transaction wss So5ls 80,
exclusive Of interest on Memphis city eou-
pOns; but the majority expressed themselves
thoroughly satisfied that the motive Of the
comptroller IN making the exchange was 70
do the best he could In the interest OF the
State.
They exonerated him from all blame and
offered a resolution 10 sanction and ratify the
Transaction. The minority report was signed
by DuBose, who estimated the loss by the
State, Including interest on coupons, al Ss S6l 2
He reported further that the transaction was
not sanctioned by any existing law. An aoTi-
mOniOus discussion ensued between DuBoSe
and Coulter, which was sus pended for time,
70 permit the reading Of evidences on which
the reports were based. The discussion was
renewe AM occupied the entire afternoon.
The senate rose for recess without coming 70
. vote.
bill for retaining wild lands passed third
reading.
Tue discussion Of the reports OF the COM
mlttees appointed TO investigate the Memphis
City coupon transaction was resumed.
Mr.. Clarke moved the adoption Of the ma
fority report, with the accompanying resOlu-
non. Il was carried-yeas II, nays g
Nr DuB0se and Staley voted in the negative.
The senate went into executive session to
consider the message from the governor, NOM
mating q state geOlOgist and state directors in
the tennessee and Pacific railroad. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected J. M. Stafford,
q Riddle,-of Wilson and Nathan Cook and
J. W. Thomas, Of Davidson, directors for the
Tennessee and Pacinc railroad. Adjourned.
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CHICAGO,
Alexis, Chicago, Sheridan and q Buffalo
Hunt-kis isceIIaBeous.

CHICAGO, December I5-It is definitely
fixed that the Grand Duke Alexis, with
his suite, will reach this city on Friday,
the 29 n inst. On Saturday he will 90 10
Milwaukee,, on Saturday night return TO
Chicago, and leave for 81. Louis on Sun
dsy night or Monday morning. His
headquarters will be at the fremont
House. No formal reception will be ex-
tended to him to Chicago.
Llsutenant-G General Sheridan has ex-
tended to the Grand Duke and his party
an invitation to indulge in 8 grand buffs-
10 hunt. No reply 70 the invitation has
vet been received. It is proposed that
the party shall proosed via Pscifc rail.
road 70 Fort McPherson; from the fort
the party is to proceed sixty miles
south on horseback and by am
sXist in immense numbers. The
esmp will be previously sent forward and
everything msda snug and comfortable
A thousand Indians, under the lead of
Spotted Tail ani Whistler will be on hand
to participate in the hunt, and to show
the Grand Duke how buffaloes are killed
en- regIe.
As the presence Of the United States
troops in or near Chicago Is q subject Of
much discussion at this time, it may be Of
interest 70 the public 20 state that four
eonp npsnies of the Eighth infantry are sts-
toned in barracks at Dexter park, near
the Union StCckyards, 0ut of the city
limits, In the town OF Lake. They came
here from Dsvid's Island, and are under
the command of Msjor- General Pope, OF
the department of the Lakes, in which
Chicsgo is situated. They are occupying
this place IS winter quarters, and they
have not assumed, and it Is claimed will
not sssums, any functions or relations
contrary to the laws and dignity of the
Stats.
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Mr.. Chester introduced a resolution, which
y-as lsfo over, in regard TO the condition Of the
STATE II Is IN the nature Of q pleasant satire
on the repor: from the Judiciary committee,
Submitted by Nr. Martin few days ago on
The same subj lecr.
Mr. Cheathan. rising 70 a question Of privi-
lege, in a neat sps1sh, presented Speaker
Richardson with az elegant gold-headed
cane.
1T. Freeman introduced q complimentary
resolution 10 the speaker which was adopted
unanimously.
The senate bill 70 authorize incorporated
ait.ss ma UOws OF over 20 OO Inhabitants TO
issue bonds 70 the amount Of $4,000, Was re-
con "a red, amended and passed It's third
reading,
and mineraio ogist passed third reading.
After recess, Mr.. Harris, from the eommlt-
tee appointed ~ investigate the sale OF the
Asmphis city coupons, presented minority
report which. among Oiher bnlhgs, e1enPh
Gomptro l~r PennebakeA from blame.
Mr.. Crews thought the report should not
be act on until the mBlOrttS report, Wnlcn
is under confederation IN ths senate, had
been Drougat into The house
After discus ion, The report was reeelfeoi
6ut not acted on
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CINcINN
Eeauitted-Ths NeGehsn eass-The lrsn
TTsds-Eqyptian DarkHess.

CIScINNATI, December 5-The liquor
establishment Of ". Walter & Co recent-
iy seized by government officials, was re-
leased to-day, after an investigation by
collector Pullan, there appearing 70 be no
yiolstion Of the revenue law.
The Jury in the Tom McGehsn case, 1t
Dsyton, Ohio, has been obtained after
ssvsrAl days effort.
some Of the iron merchants are COM
planning thet of late 1t hss been difhcult TO
get shipments over the Msrletta and % Cln-
cluuati road from the furnaces on that
line. The matter VS. brought before the
bosrd Of trade to-day and committee
appointed to investigate IL.
Fog and smoke were 50 Gsnse IN tne
city this forenoon that Il was Ike tWlhgnt
up to noon. Gas was burning In nearly
ali business houses, and on change 1ghta
were not extinguished till half-psst
twelve, while outside the city Is was one
ef the brightest mornings Of the winter.
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NEW YoRK NOTES.

1t Is stated that bank examiner Callen-
der has resigned.
Eight. children were taken from the
! orphan asylum at Brooklyn, yesterday, TO
the smallpox hospital.
It is rumored that the grRnd jury have
| found indictments against numerous
prominent city officers.
Waldron, the wealthy Californian. who
attempted suicide ten days since, died st
the hospital yesterday morning.
A meeting of doctors was held yester-
day to take steps to secure legislative en-
actmeuts against quackery and abortion.
Thieves stole i've thousand dollars
worth of diamonds from the residence of
A, Gaetiernez yesterday while the family
were at supper.
It is again asserted that Thomas +.
Stewart, ex-Rspublican member Of con-
gress, will take the place of Tweed as
commissioner of public works.
The grand Jury visited the Essex Mar:
ket prison yesterday, and found some OF
the apartments Of the prison unfit for &C.
cupsncy. Necessary reform measures are
suggested.
At a nesting of the Central Womanis
Suffrage organization Thursday evening,
addresses were made in famor of female
suffrage by julia Ward Howe, Doctress
Cszier, Miss Blake and others.
Charles O'Conor declines verifying or
denying the statement that Gsrvey vol
unteers TO turn States evidence agaius.
the ring. There is considerable excite
msnt in ring circles on this subject.
The Americus clubhouse, at Green
wieh, has been released by the sheriff,
several members having given security
for seven thousand hve hundred dollars
due on account of building contracts.
Investigations show that William E
Howard & Co. and NJ. W. Miller, who
have been sending circulars throughout
the country, representing themselves es
commission and banking houses, are
swindlers.
Sheriff Brennan yesterday seizsd the
New York Printing oonpany's establish
ment and the New York Manufacturing
stationers office, both creatures of the
ring, to satisfy the compsny's protested
note for one hundred Thousand dollars In
the Ocean bank.
1t is stated by persons intimate with
the family that the alleged return OF Mrs.
A. ], GsrTey is a csnard. Hsr brother
states that IL bis bail was reduced to $780,
Geo. Gsrvey would surrender himself in
thirty six hours. He is not in Europe,
bat in Canada, and his wife Is with him.
The Sun says 1t has information that
Mrs. Gsrvey, wife Of the plasterer Gsrvey,
arrived in the city yesterday from Swift
zsrlsnd, and that she is instructed by her
husband to ssy that on condition Of his
not being prosecuted he will disclose all
be knows concerning the ring frauds
Shs intimstss that her husbands rsvels- |
JiOns will implicste Mayor Hall, Swee- |
ney Bnd Henry Smith. Her proposition |
has not been replied to by Charles |
OCoaor.
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DIED..

GRAIEGER-In this city, on the evening
OF the 10 b, in the nfty-seventh year OF hi
sge, GKoRGE QkAIN6Ek.
Tbs friends and acquaintance of the family
also of ". b. Miller, are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from the residence
No. 20 Raleigh road tomorrow (SUNDAY
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis pa
pers please copy.l
FREEMAN-At tie residence of her fa
ther. Joseph Lenow, on the evening OF the
lIth inst, Lou LENo Y, wife OF Major E. T
EReman.
Funeral services at the residence Of hsI
father, on Walker avenue, by the RevA 3. b.
Ford and 8. Lsndrum, on SUNDAY alter
noon, the l'th.inSt., at O'Clock. Friends and
acqu Sintances Of the family are invited to
attend.
Carriages at Holst's and ct the residence.
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST REPORT BY rELzeRArHI
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, December l5;-Gold dull and
10Y. Loans were made principally at 697 per
cent Gold, for carving on small scale, rulsd
at l-32 advance. Clearings were 81, 10000.
Sterling Exchange-Ba0kers'b bills, lCsA.
Money-Was very strir gent throughout the
day, and as high IS 4 per cent. was paid until
Southern state securities-on the last call
were dull, with decline in new South Caro-
linas- The closing quotations were: Missourts,
IL; Virginias, new, 81; Virginiss, old 81; Ten
nessees, old, 50; Iennessees, new, o4ts: North
Carolinas, old, "a; North Carolinas, new, u.
United Staies Seeuritiss-Govemmcn bonds
cents have advanced to par IN gold in London.
The closing prices were: Fiye-twenties Of 1881,
ll7Z; nve-twenttes Of 1852, ll01S; nve-twen-
ties of 1854, ll015; hve-twenties Of 1855, HIS;
iive-twenties OF 1855, new, llS5s; nye-twen-
ties of 1867, ll51<: hve-twenues OF 1885, u5sS
ten-tcrttes, l091S; currency skies, l31sr
Stocks and BOnds-Stocks strong and active
mp to three O'Clock pm, when strtngeney in
money caused decline OF about &c. Lake
Shore was the feature. The market closed
heavy, with considerable pressure 20 sell.
The committee Of depositors OF the Ocean
bank, after consultation and investigation
with western bank officers interested and the
receiver, have concluded that the bank will
be able to pay in full.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS December Is Gold, l0g5E.
Sterling exchange, IlS5<; sight, discount.
LONDON.
LoNDoN, December I5.-At the close-consOls,
e71<992zs; United States 1ye-Jwenties Of 1862,
coupons, e2sS f; fiYe-twenties of 1866, coupons,
e31{; fve-twenties of 1867, coupons, $50, eX-
interest; ten-forties, Sl54.
PARIS.
PARIS, December l5.-Rentes, 57k Sc Specie
increased in the Bank OF France 3SS,OO0f
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NcD-Residant Notice,

No. AS 2. DIN the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tennessee.-6eorge Hume
vs.. LiEette Vshlma ann, Il. Vahlmann and
others.
1T appearing from affidavit fled in this
Il cause that the defendants, ltEette Vabl-
mann, 81. Valhmann, Louis KetGmann and
George KettmAnn are non-restdsnts OF the
State of Tennessee and resi- OF Havo-
yer, Germ any.
II II therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, That they MAKE their appear.
ance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court OF Shelby county,
In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
or beforerchs hrst Monday In February, lS72
anita bill, or the same Will be taken for con.
fessed as 70 them and set for hearing ngexparte;
and that q copy OF this order be published
once q week for our successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal. This December "A, ls7l
A eopy-attest:
u. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELCHER, Deputy O. and N.
WeacOIt q SlRRI. SQls. for commit dlR sat
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SAVANNAH.
SAyANNAH, December l5.-Cotton market
quiet and weak; middlings, lg1zc. Sales, 500
bales. Exports TO Great Britain, 50i3 bales; ex-
ports coastwise, COS bales.
WEEKS oPERATIOSg
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THE GALLoWs.
tsha Ware a Parriclds, Hung at camdsn,
New Jersey.

pz,,A,,ELPEIA, December l6.-The ex-
- =, Fohn Ware, for the murder OF
his father, took place At Camden, New New
famed a stoiid den1esnor ana e1nlolyeo
no agitation. he wrote long eonIesslon
last night, which he gave % nls coensel,
In which he says that be bllsN. MS .s, I@IneI
because he ill-treated his lJonn
mother, he accuses several OF the wit
nesseS. who testified on the trial, Of per-
jury. BE signed a psper for the delivery
Of bis body 70 surgeons, but TINS Delng op-
posed by bis wife, the body wss surren-
dered 70 her after the execution
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Bary era1s IA rs1-
uring The amount
EAr TWO on THREF
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NINLINNAII.
CINCINNATI, December l5.-Cotton market
dull and prices declined low mtddling, ls54ci
uliddling, 1916.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, December l5.-Cotton market
quiet and steady; middling upiands, ls14c.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, December l5.--Cotton market
dun and prices q shade lower low middling,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December l5.-Cotton firm a.
5<9l9c.
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MOBILE. December l5-The cotton market
Is dull and heavy. Midding l9149l9sse; sales,
500 bales; net receipts ZSS bales; exports coast
wise ISIS bales.
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Friday, December Is, Is7I,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes.
see: section three (3l, range eight (sl, Hlev-
enth Surveyors District: Beginning at Zen
bunch's northeast corner with redoak
polnIeri thence north fOrty (40J chains to a
stake EeVen "a links west OF q postoak
mark ed "a %; thence west eight ~ chains
forty six links l46) to a stake with hickory
pointers; thence south fort chains TO q
stake on Ben eunch's north line with sweet
gum pointers; thence east eight 90 chains
forty.atx l4ol links TO the beginL ing cenLsin-
ing Lhlrty-four and one-tenth GA l.I0J acres,
by survey, and Ia lot No. one (l) oy decree Of
partition maze IN the County Gu of shelby
county, at It's December term, 1851, IN the
case Of 3. ]. Bradshaw VS.. Matte q Brad-
shaw ct al.
TERAs OF SALE.-One third Czl cash; bal
anee in equal payments st 8 and lS months
rom cate OF sslei purchaser required to ex
ecute notes with approved Eeeurtty; lien re-
tanned, eta
At request Of attorney. the above sale Is
postponed until
Saturday, January 6, 1872,
EDMUND A. COLl1, clerk ana Master.
I. b. Mcfarland, Attorney. nol5 wed
dis sat
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paramount importance, absorDInE szres
proportion Of their time, means and med
itstiOns, while others, seeing the evils
germ Of truth which lies hidden under
much vanity and folly, { = 70 the opposite
exsreIne and deem dress a trivial and pal
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lantic A and Appleton A brown sheetings
have Iisen to l31<c; Atlantic II 20 70; Augusta
yardwide brown Eheetings are llsze, and II;
Amoskeag yardwtde bleached muslins are up
70 l55zc, but still the Job in some houses Is Al
l6c. Pepperell "A bleached sheetings COM
mand NHc, and 81 do. SOC; AmoskeRg ticks,
2oc; Ocean do, loc; Sheridan By 8 stripes,
lO1<c.
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~ = - = . !,
Stock on hand
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ChancsrY Sale of Real Estais.

No, lo4, R-FirGt Chenoery Court OF Shelby
county.-s. J. BradshaT vs.. Lula Manson
Bradshaw et al.
u Y virtue of an interlocutory decree for
~ sale entered In the above cause October IS,
H. will sell, at public aucIion, 10 the high
est bidder, In ironL OF the Clerk and MasIer's
once, Greenlav Block, second street, city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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NcAc t411o 10u-z.au@~as
formed on municipal matters a. not to
know that large portion of the real es-
tate Of Memphis is owned by womenf If
they knew It snd only intended thstmen-
owners should have voice in selecting
officers to rnsnsge It, Why did they not
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kon-Resldeat Notios.

No. "a, r. DIN the second Chancery Couri
OF shelby county, Tennessees-MemphtE
and ohio Railroad Company vs.. James ca
Iomeny ard his wife, Fanny A. 1omeny
W. H. FitChe, Jr., CT al.
IT appearing from afidsvit nled In this
4 cause that Inc defen uants, James "a. Tom
eny and his wife, fanny A. Tomeny, W. II.
Fitch, jr., are non.residents Of the state OF
Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk and n as
ter That they make their appearance herein,
al the Courthouse OF the Eeconu ChRncery
Court of Shelby county, In the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee. on or before the nrst Mon.
day in February ,Is71, and plead, answer or de-
muir to complsinants amended bill, or the
same will be taken Tor confessed as to them
and set for hearing expErte; and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks in the Memphis APP
peal. This December "a, III
A copy-attest:
n. ID. L. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
BY q. BELCaER, Deputy @. and 81.
Tn0s. Z. Smith, Sol for counpl'ts. die sat
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oonsfaes VIVA olSasos uos,stsa..y 90 ,..,.,,--
tnat now sppesr low, for Is certain a. tha
time VIII come that inaugurases she new
compsny, 40 oeTtssn VIII tbs price be
lower, and whether II be proataBls Ia he
stocknolders. II viii be very muoh better
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNION AND PLANTERs' BANK OF MEMPHIS, I
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 8, Is7I.
. TOCKHOLDERS are hereby nOIin ed that
y for the purpose Of choosing F1fteen Dt.
rectoTs for the Union and Planters Bank oi
Memphis, to serve for the succeeding twelve
months, an election VIII be held at this ONCE
on
Monday, san Of January, Is73,
from 10 q m. until Bpm.
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the NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET
--LATEST REPORT By TElEeRAPH.l

NEW YORK, December l5.-The market is
steady. The tendency OF heavy brown sheet
ings is toward hardening rates. Wools are
held with an unusual degree OF nrnneSss Al
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A drunken man named Benjamin Ess
run over and killed by a trsin, Friday
evening, near Ironton, Ohio.
Pat Worrel, carpentez, was crushed to
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TNHE TAX BOOKS for the year 1871 are now
Il ready, and will attend at the follow
the State and County Taxes for the year Is7i;
District No. J, at Freed Boyd's store, Sat
urdsy, January 9th, lS72.
District No. 2, 81 Bass store, Friday, Jsnu.
ary 5th.
District Nc. 8. st ROltOn's store. Thursday,
District No 4. at Cuba, Wednesday. Janu-
ary Sd.
onS and Adams streets, Wednesday, January
District No. 6. at Raleigh. Friday and Sat-
urday, January l2th and 18th.
District No. 7. at Bartlett, wednesday and
Thursday, January 10th and llth.
District Nos at Shelby Depot. Monday,
January Sth.
District No. Q. at Baskerville, Tuesday, Jan
uAry ''A- 3
DistrictzSo. 10, at CollierviIls, Monday and
Tuesday, January 18th and l6th-
District No. Ii, at Germanton. wednesday
and Thursday, January nth and 18th.
District No. E, at Msehanicsville, Saturday,
January 20th.
District No. ls, at Arnolds, Monday, Janu-
sry I'D.
District No. IA, at ONCE corner Second and
Union streets, Monday and Tuesday, January
Sth and 9Th.
District No. Is, at Jacob Brust's store, Chel.
sea, Tuesday, January 2sd.
January 18Th.
D. ...rict No. II, at Mcconnell Church, Tues
day, January I'd.
Nm. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector OF Shelby County,
d9 State OF Tennessee.
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I0INTLESS, ELASTIC SKIRTS
IRAIL sKIRTs AND WAXING sKIRTs

OF the latest styles, adjusts
u BILE Bustlsg and Sktr1z
with sefachec Brstles- The
attention Of ladies and meR
chants is called TO theimmen
Sc siocx Of real French, Ger
nan and EngliAh Corseis
@ mprtsing dne embroid
cred handmade, Scarlet
Cloth and 1hibet, and plain
Corsets for the country
traie. Nursing, Foy and
Werly CoFsels . speciality.
Remember these Corssts are
the best, and can be bought ol
ern Hoop-Skirt Aanufaet0TJ
Dc n
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WEEKS OPERATIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December l5.-CottOn market
dun aud prices lower; middling uplands, 1889.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
The comparative cotton statement for the
week ending to day is as follows:
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LIVERPOOL, December l5.-Cotton-AIid-
SaIss I5o6S baIes foI x06It ans sg,
ulation, 500 bales. Less favorable advices
from Manchester causes duIlness in the mar
Eet-
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Notice to Stock holders.

THE regular annual meeting NJ the Stock
l. holders of the German National Bank OF
Memphis viii take place as this bank. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY eth, Isza,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPlCER Z RYAN,
GR0CERS,
no. 0BA H6a1n 9t.
New Arrivals from New yerk
THIS DAY.

Very Choice GOslaen ButteFg
Pine Apple and \. Y. Factory Cheese
Also \ large lot OF new crop Ffgs, Raj,
sias, CuErants, N1tEon, RKunes and
Huts Of all kinds.
Manes Meat-a freah los direct from ahs
manmIaetaSers fo RhtfedeIphta.
IEasnAn aud swtss Msecaroni-a large
lot Imported this IaEIJ also, = fresh
lSs Rdam CHEESE.
HB Our stock is very select and large.
Buyers from the country would do well TO
cali az d see as. OUk PRICES ARE Low.
def6 sPICEB a Ryan.
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DRY GOODS
SACRIFICED!

Coed Fast Color Prints, at 10 cents:
Common Quilting Prints, at 81 cents
"a very heaVy Brown Domestic, at Ike;
"A gOod quality Bleach, q Do1aestfe.
az l2H Gems;
Dress Goods, I2S. 20, so to SO eentss
Linen Table Cloths, So, so to IS cents.
Linen Table Cloth, By tn yard. DOE N
81 per yard;
Boy's Cass1neEes, so, z5e 10 81 per yard:
AAA-TOel heavy Tueeos, z5e 70 81 per I'd;
Ksntueky Jeans, 25 70 50 cents;
Bed Ticking, Is5S 80 cents;
Htssea' and Lasfes' Shoes In baskets %
ooc 60 81 per pair;
Mems KtD BOoGs-bsrKadnsa az sa 70 yer
pair;
bess quality 2-b9ttoa French KID
gloves, NJ 81 per pair.
And eVery thing I'm the house soId az the
above low nsuFes-such as CIOaAs,
shaWis, FuEs, Knit Goods, Cent? and
Boys Clothing, Rlannels, aad every.
thing that fs kept In = nrst-eIAss Dry
Goods House.
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