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NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
for Lake Superior The UnieH Steamboat
Company and Atlantic, Duluth
and Pacific Lins,

ONE Of the splendid steamers Meteor, In
- dfa. Pacific, COburn, Atlantic Japan, he
v-eenaw- Arctic, China and st, Paul, vii
leave Buffalo daily Except Fridays and sat
urdays) at 8 pm, Erie the next morning
CIeveIaud the same night, Detroit at 10 pm.
daily Except Sundays and Mondaysl Ior Dgs
LUTH and intermediate LAKE SUPEhIOH
Connections are made at Duluth with the
Lake Superior and Mississippi X X 70 ~.
PauI and all points in Minnesota, Northern
Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the North
ern Pacific r. r. pr b Red River
Excursion tick6B AT GREATLY REDUCE
RATS. viii be issued by al principal rail
roads to st. Paul by this route returning via
an rail. Or by al rail routes 10 81. faui ana
Duluth, returning via lake.
During the months of June, July and Au-
eust. Excursion Trips win be made via the
North shore of Lake superior, visiting the
Silver Mines, Fort william, Grand Portage
8, +. PATRICK,
Gent Passenger Agent, Buhalo, n. y
f T. EVANS, Manager A ID. and r Line;
81. ID. CALDWELL, Gen1 Manager US Co.
my9 cod
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Ron-Bsside1t Notes.

No. E9.-Iu the Second Chaucery Court o.
shelby County. Teuuessee-kuel HouE1,
vs.. james Is. Bingham, James H. Ton envy
j.. III. Currie, George q. HOugh, J. b. Blug-
ham, jr., W. A. McC'Oy IA +, 3. Davis.
IT appearing from the olu which ID sworn
NJ. Tomeny, is resident Of the state OF New
York. anathat t~hedefendant J. N. Currte Is g
resident OF New Orleans, louisiana and tnat
the defendant, George g. HOugh, is q r sident
OF Boston. Massachusetts, snd that they are
All uou-resid6ats OF the State or Tennessee.
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they mske their appearance
herein, at the COurt-hOu5e OF the seconu
Cbancarv Court. In the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the nrst Monday IN july
1871, and plead, answer or deInur TO complain
ants bin. or the same will be K for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing exc
parte, and that q cop OF this order be pub
lished once a week, for tour successive
weeks, IN the Memphis appeal.
This May 8lst, lsl.
n. d. T.. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
BYGE0. MALLERY, Deputy ca. ID.
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N~oB-Rssldsnf Notice,

No g0g. r.. DIN the Second Chancery
gourt OF Shelby county, T6nnesse6.-Chas.
Whipple and theirs VS.. A. Reid and others.
1T appearing from the cross OIL OF a. heid'
Tendants, Charles Whipple, Matilda W. Ross,
nee Whippie, and her husband, oliver Ross,
s. N. Harris, r. q. Torian, VS. Mckae, Mrs.
Mary Enneld Hopkins, Susan j. Hopkins
and Blanche Hopkins, are each and ali nom
OF the state Of Tennessee
IL is therefore ordered, Thatthey make Jneir
enpsqrance hersin, at the courthouse OF the
Chanoery Court, in the city Of Mem
phis. Tenn, on or betOr the nrst onday in
July, 1871, and plead, answer or oemur TO
sold cross MI. or tine same viii be taken
for confessed "a to theta, and set for hearing
eTparte: and that a o Oithis order be pub
Hsbed once 8 week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal, This June 2, l67L
A cOpy-attest;
ED. II. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
Rv q. BELCHERs Deputy @. ana M.
Myers & Wyatt, Sois. for compliments.
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TRUSTEE SALE

81 virtue OF the terms ana provisions o. @
~ dsaE oE trust. executed 20 me By william
q. Levi and A.. ~. Lewis, on the % day O.
MEv, 1853. recorded ia tho Register Once Of
Shelby county. Tennessee. tD book 30. o.
clatteI MORTGAGES, pages GI4 go aua 90 10
secure sus payment or certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned. / wis, on
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SITUATION salesman In a wholesale
or fstau house, dry goods or boots anu
Preferred, b 2 mla9ie Agee MaE u
~ Genre ediae a to Memhhis. Refer
e--eS ers6anasd. For further particulars
address, q. 9. Z" AZ 90 Aain street JsA
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LITTLE Rock AND FORT SMITH RAILROAD.
MauTrsin leaves Argenta Opposite Little
Rock at 80 0a an.
Returning, leaves Luulsburg al 1850 pm,
arriving st little Rock at 4 pm.
ID. W. e.. BROWN, Genl Sup't
LORING p RICHARDSON, g. IA
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These figures show a decrease this year
from the same date last year Of ll70 bales,
but an excess over the same date in 1863
of $780, 94 bales, or q little over double.
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az cEIEBRATEb

ing Physicians than any other tonic or Etims
ulant nov in use. Yh-v are q SURF PAX
VENTIVE FOR Feverard CUE, Intermittent
Miasmatlc causes. They are highly recon-
mende rs an auui-dyspeptic, p In case Of
Indigestion are Invaluable as an Appetizer
R-ecuperant. and in Caaes or Genei al ys
biiity they have never 10 D eing'e Instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENktlLIAL 10 F.
MALES, strengthening the body, 1DVlgorat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
to the whole system. yn9 uOME BlfiEEs
are compounded with tie greatestc re, end
no Tonic timulant has ever been offered 20
the public 50 PLEASANT TO THU TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents, ind1Tsed by hemedicaI fre-
ternity as the best known 10 the rharuacO-
p9ia. II costs little 70 give them q ar trial,
awM
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

let Common Sense Decide.-What is the
rational mode Of procedure in cases Of gene
raj debility and nervous prOstrstiOn? Does
not reason tell us that judidious stimulation
is required To resort to violent purgation
in such a case is as absurd IS it would be to
bleed a starving nan. Yet 1t is done every
day. Yes, this stupid and unphlosophical
prsctiee is continued in the teeth ofthe great
fact that physical weakness, with all the
nervous disturbances that accompany 1t, is
more certainly and rapidly relieved by Hos
letters Stomach Bltters than by any other
medicine at present known. It is true that
general debility Is often attended with tor
pidity or i~rregularity OF the bowels, and that
this symptom must not be overlooked. But
white the discharge of the waste matter OF
the system is expedited or regulated us Vlgof
must be recruited. The blIgSrs 40 Dotn'
They combine aperient ana antlDilousP LoP'
critics, with extraordinary tonic power.
even while removing DISTINCTIONS from tns
bowels, they tone and tnVlgorate moe VI-
gans, Through the stomach, upon Wn N
the great vegetable specific acts dlrectIyi ~
gives a healthy and permanent impetus "
every enfeebled function. Dlgestlon ~ ~
itated, the faltering circulation IeguiAteu
the blood reinforced with 3 new accesslOA "
the alimentary principle, n nerves DIaoeu,
and all the dormant powers OF bne systSLi
reused into healthy action; not spasnO0le'
ally, as would be The case ia mere stlmuLah'
we're administered, but for 8
10 Is In This way that such eNtraofolnat
changes are WrOught in the condition OF VT
feeble, emeciRted and nervous nYallah ~
the use OF this wonderful corrective algeIA.
tive and tonic. Let common sense deeldt
between such q preparation and q prOsLratlns
c8thartic supplemented by q potacnoui
| a~stringent IKE strychnine or Quinla.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAmLlh
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVIEG vastly increased their facilities
III for manufacture, the Mason and ham4n
ORGAN Company are now enabled TO offer
dhsir well known Organs, which are the &C
RnowledRed standard OF excellence among
Instruments OF the class, az prices OF Inferior
work They print their lowest prices, which
are. therefore,, alike 20 all, InVarlable. The
following are Illustrations;
Eour-DCLaVe tlg
The same. Double .
Fve-DcfaV8 Organs. with Iremulanir
Carved and Oruamented-----.....-.--. ~
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops ~
Forty other styles, MP iO------.-.--.--....-, l05
Allln solid Black Walnut All the Organs
made by this Company are thoroughly nrst-
class I'M every respect, They viii moi make
the BO-cailcd cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority Of their Instruments
ii now greater than ever before, as every
competent udge who viii carefully examine
and compare must perceive
Illustrated Catalogues, with wood Cuts
from Photographs OfILe different styles, full
FnfOrmati0n and loWesu prices also, Iestl-
monfal Circular VIII be sent free TO any ad-
dress.
MASON g. HAHLlH ORGAN co.
WarsTe0ms, $50 Broadway, New YORK
anW
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THAT NOlaELESa,

rvK MOTION, LOCK STITCH, straight
reedle. HIees BeWlng A0eh4Ae - eon-
-oued ~ parties Who We
nave found ~ Agents wanted
eEsr MEOrthc Court Square
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CORN MEAL.
WOOD. MAuDE & co.'s

TELEBRATED KILN DRIED
y CORN HEAL.
WARRANTED TO keep sweet.
Absolutely foil Welght-2OO Pounds net
in each barrel.
Receivers and sole agents at Memphis.
D. A. CLARKE g. CO.,
ga Front Street..
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TRUSTEE SALE

PURSUANT To a Deed Of Trust executed By
EiLIu1u A.. Kerr TO William h Martin on
the lst day Of June, 1865 andrggistered i've the
Registers ONCE OF shelby county IN hook
decree entered ia g cause entitled hugh Tor
rance VS.. ha y a., Martin 81 all 49l3. O. r. d.
Second ChGucEry Court. appointing nae trus-
L I'LL -
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SALE
2

an Al
no. zE5. ~. Rim the First Chan -e-
O.. shelby county IzEU-zs==---11E -l1-
uinEnau VI. sas tE4E'. E al-
ID virtue OF El IUlzlrEE-l-L decree
cd sale entered H. cha E19ra rllal
1871. & VIII Sell al public -L-L.- 1
~ Bf.Ie. 81 tEe lrzl5sss o.
Tenn ON
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CHEMIST with along practioal expert.
"A eDcs IN h

with several new, very valuable inventions,
and with technical improvements IN the fln-
.plements wishes TO Onnsct with q house IN
line. Address, H. GOerner, Esq 81
East 18th strest, New YorECity, mU
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Attachment gotiss

In the First Circuit Court OF shelby county,
renu.-SouthW0rth & IhayeT vs.. j. Foster
q
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued ont uuder section 355 Of The code and
returned into court, levied noon the personal
property of defendant, and affidavit hRviug
been made that the defendant is indebted 10
plaintiff in the SUM of sIl4t3 py account and
said de0t rs due and wholly unpaid and
the d~efeugant3 are about 60 remove
themselves and property Out Of the ELatei or
has already done lt, OF have removed or are
removing themselves auu property oul or
the county. privately OF gJuCeGlLug them
SO That the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served On Them OF -alsCGldedi or
aTe ebsCCuGIuE or CunCeEllug lucmee-Nes or
property OF have Iraudulguuy disposed
OF their property. on about G-ua1lautly dls-
posing Otit.
~UfsfherefOre ordered, IIGtT1sy make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First CircUIt Court Of shelby county,
Et inc COCIt-hOuse, iu tbe city OF Memphis
on the third Monday tE September next, and
defend eel" attachment suit within the Il4a
prescribed by law CT the same VIII be pro-
CesIed with eXpsTte, and that q copy OF this
order be published OuCs arFeGE for IOur sue
cessIve weeks ia the Memphis appeal.
Uolaal ONCE tlls 18th day OF May ISL
FRANK TEET, Clerk.
BY p z. CoLE7CASr d.
.T4rui~ IN n T. uy-EH. AIT US IOL rLu.L. myil
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COTTON

Prices advanced to a still higher point,
mUcb 70 the qualification Of those OF our
factors who had tables to dispose OF. The
opening telegram reported an advance OF
&c on all grades, and q corresponding
advance in contract prices. Later tele-
grams brought news Of a still further adj
vance. until MidGlings reached 1890,
where the advance stopped. Factors here
were slow in following the New York
rates. while some, according TO buyers
views. kept a tride ahead. The demand
was moderately active during the early
part Of the day, but later prices went
above BUYERS views, and excepting a lew
lots picked up here and there, htJIe was
dome. sales were 80 bales including
10 bales Ordinary, l51zci p do, l5Hc; 3
Good Ordinary, lie; - Low Mlddllng,
IsKc: II Middling. l9C; 4Strict Middllng,
IqL[c. "A do, lgLc, and smaller lots at
about the prices given. Receipts were
COL bales; shipments 1916, and stock Oo4o.
At the close buyers reported but two or
three desirable tables upon the market
and hose were held far above their views.
on Yesterday a woli-knoWn gentleman Of
this CITY purchased by telegraph 800 bales
I'M LIVERPOOL. We learn from q private
source that q number OF eastern spiuners,
who have delayed purchasing their stocks,
are following the same plan and are pur-
chasing largely In Liverpool. b no
uDHlEN accounts lgA NAA AAhAAI AAaAA@3A@
sales Isl that port yesterday and to-day.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS. June 6, 1871.
stock, September 1, 1871. 4,1oO
Reed since last statement COL
Received previously 4Si,s1C-495,4Zl
499,70l
Shipped since last st'ment l,8l6
shipped proyiously.-..- 4sl, 740-4sS,O5 8
gt,.t. at moan to-day..... 6,645
Mampbig and Charleston r~allroad-... 50
Wississjppi and Tennessee railroad 10
Memphis and Ohio railroRd.""''''''
Steamers ........-e. 20
Estimated per wagons "
Exports.
Mempbis and Charleslon railroad" ' Ivy
Stesmers north. W
Steamers "
! IN EKW YORK.
New YORK. june 6, 10 IN Cotton
market opens firm. ordinary 1zeo'
Good Ordinary, 171sc; Lew Mi99
l6zci M%iddling, 1910; Gooa Miuulhs
ii a.m-Cotton nominally &c higher;
cannot give accurate quotations. Inc
market Is excited; June, 1870; July, &c
u:45 am.-COtton market Is strong
Sales al all United States ports yesterday;
( Spot, 1000 bales; futures. 7000 bales
futures. June, l97ci July, l8Hc, Or
dinRfv, 10; Good Ordinary, 18c; Low
MiddlnR, 1906 Middling, 1870; Good
/ Middhng, 205sc.
T5saB mn Cotton market strong. Sales,
aufures, 1000. November, lS8l8Zc.
, p.m-Tho market opened easier,
6eie-. June, I9o; July, l9Hci August
motion closed quiet. Futures
Tn5e iQe. July, l91tci August Ig5zc
November 1sHe. Sales % pinnsLs'
/ bales: sales Tor export, 2S0 bales sac ~
to spectators, 400 bales ~ lrAhh'' W
bales. Contracts, 1890 bales.
COTTON IN EEw ORLEANs.
NEW ORLEANS, June 8.-Ootton active
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Memphis & Louisville RAN Pm.
|Iz: Is. An points North and 23t
1850. z.sr East. Twice dally- s3l aaD
Memphis g. Louisville X
$50 R-WaT mals--- Elu
Memphis q Charleston b.
r.. An cities East & SOUTH
$50 and way malls-.---r-. &l1
Miss. & Tenn. r. r All
nls5J|Cities SOuth aud way mail I'D
Memphis Little Rock R.
l7s01 r.. daily except sundays b9B
Mississippi river to Hele-|
$500 ma and riRT's Point,dauy lUtuJ
Kiss. river to Nicksburg
HrTi-WeeEly, on Mondays,
g 100 THURSDAYS and Saturdays sou
Miss. river TO st. LOuls
.semi-weekly, on Mondays
500 and s5N
White river emi-WeeEly|
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mondays and Fridays 500
Arkansas river, trl-Week-
Iy, Mondays Wednesdays
$500 and b5U
Memphis 70 Marion Ark.
"rri-Weea.g, on Mondays.
BaG. wednesdays and Fridays lu-uU.
Memphis 10 cuba, Tenn.
1890 weekly, Eriday--- E3J
Memphis to ByhaBa and
Olive Branch. Miss, semi.
500 weekly. Tues. q Fridays 5.b
j. DELOACH, Postmaster
%. Is. BENTON, superintendent OF Malls
and Distribution
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AhDNEA
LODGES. ~
eourH MEEFHTs, No. us-meets u Friday In
each m0uth-HEu cor. Madison and second
W, g. Matthews W. NJ Ben X. fuieu
sec.
No E5-maets LIST Monday In ev,
erv month, st Odd-E ell UWE Hall, Corner
C0urt and Main. CsM Carroll M.M.; John
Bsamish, Secretary,
LEILA 0oTT. No 2a-meets stFriday OF each
mouUn-Hau corner Madison and Second.
h. H. Hlgbee, NJ: d. s Judah, Sec.
BESOrO. NO. M Sd Friday OF each
mOntn-Odd-FelOws' Hall. R c. William
son, W. NJ; r W. Shelton, Sec.
KmWINNTEG- No. 38l-meets 9Th Friday Of
each mOnth-at South Memphis Hall. cor
ner OF Madison and Second. ", b.
Rlchardet, W IL Louis CEapsKL Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PFgN CHAPrER, No. me ID Monday OF
each mOnth-Odd-FellOWs' Hall a. J..
wheeler, n. L II. P; C.. G. Locke. Sec.
MEzPHIs CHAPTER No. E-meets &C Odd
Fellows Hall. Sd Monday OF each month.
Henry J. Lynn. NJ 4 d. P.i Ben.K Pullen,
A SIX
FuRFKA COUNCIL No. 6-mset Sd Monday OF
each month-Odd-FelOWs Hall ID. B. FOus-
ter, tn. III; c. Z, Myers Rec.
T~EEPLARE.
CvREVE COMELANDERT, No, Meets 4Uh Mon
dav Of each month. Geo. MeIlersE, Com.
Il. J. BarchuB, Rec.
CHAPTER OF ROsE CRoIE, 18th, No.
Il. Charles W. Adams, SD, n. We H 4.
TomIius0n, SD Sec.
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sHz AND CHARLESTON KAmRoAD

ARRIVES: LEAvEs:
New Orleans Mail, daily 300 pm. l;l0 pm.
ETuress. aQy.--...-- an tS5 pm.
Freight, daily eZceptSun-
4.30 pm. $40 am.
Depot at foot OF Main street. Ticket once
street, one door north OF Jefferson
JAS. YONGE, Geul Supt
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THURSDAY. Ne IS, is7r

-,t,in lsQai hours. the following ~
nroparty, to-Wlts Ca -.e
Lot NO. g, Iva pioc- near t-a
p situated IL EQ1t ri1 .uu
- ~ n~r.unnfr- IN SHELBY ------
TEz9rrs ~ etl1u
u5res win approve t4 en-
+-rrrf rom fele. L-L
49, Equity Of re
Clerk ana Master
b. Q. King, Atty
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RAILROADS.
ia

rEErPH1s AND LTTTLF BOOK RAILROAD
Until further orders, trains viii run daily
ARgTvEss LEAVEs:
Hopedeld-----..--.A& pm. S:0am
Huntersyine.---.------6s5Q pm. TOJ am
FeTyboRt will leave the WharfbOat, root OF
Onion street daily atS;S0a.m.
AS. LINEhMOhEf
General superintendent
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RAsKRupT SAFE

In the District Court Of the United states for
the District OF West T5uuessse.-In She
matter OF He5ss, Levy 6 Co.. EaDErupE-
In EsuErur-Cy.
say virtue OF an order made DT said Dis
ID trlct Court On the -7tu aC- OF May ISL
in the matter Of said b~alBrupts. 7 wiz Pro
coed 10 ssI-- al public g~uctlcus FOR cash. 10
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Tennessee bonds opened at 7l@7lI for
the old and new, and closed steady at rs
for each. Railroad shares closed firm
with 8 fair demand.
STOCKS AND IN IN LONDON,
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Tueslay The I8Ib day e llas. 4. D. I87I,

In Front Of the Office o. Msssrs hortrecdt
A. Or 30, South Court square between the
Eourzcf 10 o'clock am and ~ m OF said day
g certain lot Of land the property OF s. y
WOOD.
said lot beginning atthe uortnTssl corner
Of Walnut and TaEs street in the city OF
Memphis, and running thence north along
the wet line win Walnut street, $50 f56L % a
ELaEef thence ea5t Ht right angles WIN
uuf street I4sZ feet an alley Is fasl wide
thence south with said alley and 80 EiElL
auElss with tate street i5 feet 10 the nortE
Iiue O. Tate street, thence east with tne
north Liue OF Tate street lis1s fee. 90 the be-
ginning. being the same Tot sold hE lne mar
sEuE o. the Municipal Court OF Memphis 70
the said MRrkly under execution against
John McGrath in favor or tue said MarElF
Said lot was purchased Dys, &. Wood otaald
MarEly. subject % redemption Also 4lLue
personal property Of said Bowel. Wood q
Co. C0usisrIugFuL aILLHeir books notes and
accounts. as per schedule rendered on day OF
SALE
8. W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
n1z fuEETt
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The above totals show that the interior
stocks have decreased during the week
I2.O25 bales, and are $3.50 bales less than
st the same period last year.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON,
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bLClAa AM DUNE AN AeADSAf
LONDON, June 6, 3 p.m.-American Sc
cUrities strong.
COnsOls. 90. .........-SZ 3-lbGSZ 5-lb
5-2G Bonds of S62........-.....9O g-l699O ll-l6
$40 Bonds of 1857. .......-....... 925sg9ZT
........s-.-.-.Zo t2NZ35
The Philadelphia EUeqiug Telegraph re-
ports as follows OF the result Of b offer
recently made by Jay Cooke & Co, TO the
Treasury, on behalf of his own and
the other bankers. acting in New York
and London as subscription agents iorthe
new loan:
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
hpall notified Messrs. jay Cooke IL 20.
that the proposition, made in behalf Of
a combination Of the banks and
bankers and themselves, TO take
the balance OF the two hundred
million loan is declined for the reason
that the Secretary doubts his power TO &C
cspt some Of the conditions proposed"
il is probsble, says the Telegraph that q
proposition which the Secretary may feel
h best TO accept may be shortly rendered
20 him by the me party.
FAILURES IN Z DIRK
TIE severe squeezs TO which the shorts
ON cotton have been subject by the late
sbulI" movement is commencing 10 have
a serious effect, aud in addition 10 the fall
urs. announced by Us yesterday, We have
now to chronicle two more, viz: Herm,
/ Schmidt q Co.. and WOlde s. Degener,
both well known houses and supposed TO
| be quite strong, especially the latter. As
usua' in cases where one OF two failures
| follow each other, the feeling has become
| quite nervous among some operators, but
the majority Of the trade feel no great
| alarm rs yet, though OF course moving
| with greater caution. Messrs. Nimmons
s. H0ughtOn lth6 failure Of Tuesday
under legal advice, refrain from making
any detailed statement fOE the moment,
The effect Of these failures is to so trans
pose contracts that many parties suppos-
! ing themselves long, suddenly became
/ short, and this creates an additional de-
maud for stock, and for the day advanced
prices Le per pound.
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G0lFt sac of and.

Wini,red Wallace, admz7 Petition for the
FIizabsta wallace ct ass pay debts,
TTNDEH and by virtue OF g decree or sale
~ made in the above cause, at the present
Nav Term, ISL, OF the Probate Court Of
Shelby county. Tennessee / viii proceed 70
sen al public auction, 10 the highest 2 best
bidder, before the Clurt-hous6 on Union
street, In the city q Memphis l5nnl on
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1877!
between the hours G. 10 o'clock am. and 6
O'CLOCK u.U.. tu5 following described real
estate. lying and being tn the county 0teuel-
by. and state OF Tennessee EuJ In the sew
enth civil District, beginning at the north
west corner OF the lands laid or ami set apart
as dover Of MIS-. Wallace, four small red oak
POINTERS: thence north y chains, 81 links to a
STAKE; thence east 40 chains, TO a stake In <,
Z. JOue5' W. line; thence s.. 81 chains, 81 links
to a stake; thence "a. L chains, 90 links 10 a
stake; thence north . chains, to Joseph Nc
DOWelHg northeast cOrner; thence eG5t 8
chains. 10 q stake in the nelui thence north
u chains, 50 links to q small htcEory with
elm and white oak pointer, marked y; thence
west 80 chains, so links 10 the beginning COZ
tanning l2l acres.
Terms Of Sale-Ona credit OF six and Twelve
months, equity Of redemption barred pur-
chaser to execute notes with approved secpr-
fty; lien viii be retained on land TO luTlnef
secure and make certain b payment Otthe
purchase money
n - ~ upuRg Sol. for petitioners.
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Real Estate and Personal Property.
NY VIRTUE or an order issued By the Dis
81 trIcI Court OF the United states for the
District Of est Tennessee. on the 24lu day or
Nav. AID. 1871. I'm the matter Of 8. r WOOD
and =. H. howell, Of the firm OF Howell,
wood q Co. baukruDts, I viii proceed % cell
Tor cash, TO the highest bidders, the following
real estate aud personal property named be-
low on