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WASHINGTON.
MORTON AND CoLFAx.


WAsHINGTON, April 8. - Senator
Morton, Of Indiana, was serenaded
tonight at the National Hotel by the
citizens Of his State, now residing in
Washington. President Grant and
Vice President C0lfaX, and the Re-
publican members of Congress from
Indians, occupied seats on the balcony,
and a large crowd of citizens were as
sembled in front of the hotel. Sena-
tor Morton said there is rapidly ap-
preaching great contest, not in-
ferior in importance to any through
which we have heretofore passed.
The Democratic party will make a
deDerate struggle for power. II it
succeeds, il viii only be by carrying
the Southern States, and it can't do
this except BY a reign Of terror, de-
nriVing the Republicans of their
rights by intimidation at the poles, or
driving them into exile. The great
means employed by them is Ku-KluX
organiZatiOn. He would not say
fbst even the majority of Democrats
we're Ku-Kluxes, but would say all
Ku- -Kfux are Democrats Laughter
and aDplausel. The organization is
inside the Southern States. 1t is a
great missionary society to convert
Republicans to the Democracy. The
Democratic party are committed 70
slavery, because they have declared
that slavery was wrOBgiully and lie
gally abolished. The result Of their
triumph would be to deprive the col
0red people of their right of suffrage.
They would be sble to dis
franchise the C6lored people in
sixty days. They would do it
now, were itnOt that the Government
is la the hands Of the Republicans.
They having military power, would
drive the cOl0red men from the polls
or compel them to vote their doe
trines; If not they would reduce them
to slavery or serfdOm.
The Senator proceeded 10 argue that
the Democrats were insincere and un-
settled on the financial questions.
Democrats favor high duties where
there is anything to protect a free
trade everywhere else,
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

NAsHvILLE, April 9.-The river
is falling, swith - feet on Harpeth
shoals. Weather cloudy and warm.
Arrived: Eddyville, from Upper
Cumberland. Departed: Ella Hughes
for Upper Cumberland.
New ORLEANS, April S. De-
parted: Nick L0ngWOrth, Louisville;
Richmond and Henry Ames, st.
Louis; J. S. Dunham, Arkansas river.
CAIRO, April 8.-POrt list: Belle
Lee, st. Louis to New Orleans,
9 pm; II. c. Yeager, st. Louis to
New Orleans, 9 pm; Silver Moon,
Memphis to Cincinnati, 9 pm. City
Of Chester, Memphis to st. Louis, II
pm; Indiana, Louisville to New Or
leans, am; Virginia, Louisville to
New Orleans, 8 am; Dick Fulton,
No. 8, Louisville to New Orleans,
am; Lady Lee, Pittsburg to St.
Louis, am. City of Nicksburg, st.
Louis to Nicksburg, am; Bon
Accord, Cumberland river to st. Louis
Gam. Susie Silver, New Orleans to
Louisville, 7 am; Messenger, Ar
kansas river to Cincinnati, II M;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis to Memphis,
6 pm. River fell Is inches. Rain
ing since 3 pm. Mercury 20 degrees.
LOUISVILLE, april 8.-The river is
slowly swelling. Ii has risen an inch
since last report, and has now six feet
three inches In the chute, eight feet
three inches In the canal, and eighty
three feet under the bridge. Ii was
very warm to-day; cloudy and pleas
ant tonight. Mercury, so. BuSi-
ness moderate. Arrived: Cham
piOn, Cincinnati; Potomac, Kate
Kinney, New Orleans. Departed
r. G. Gray, Arkansas river. Billed to
leave tomorrow; MOllie Ebert, New
Orleans; Alice Dean, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, April 8.-Arrived; Silver
Bow, Red river. Departed Wicks,
Dexter, New Orleans; City Of Cairo,
Nicksburg; Utah, Arkansas river;
Shreve, Red river. River still falling.
Weather cloudy, with high winds.
Lake Pepin is reported open, with a
good stage of water to st. Paul.
CINCINNATI, April S.-RiveF TWEEN
ty-three feet and rising; seventy-nine
feet bridge space. Arrived: Mime
ola, Memphis. Departed: MOllie Eb-
ert, New Orleans; Alice Dean, Mem
phis. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, April S.-Weather
cloudy and cool; light rain this even
ing. The river is falling slowly. POE5
list: Collier and barges, from Pitts
bnrg to st. Louis; G. b. Church, from
Cincinnati to New Orleans; EmparOr,
from st. Louis to Cincinnati. Busi-
ness dull.
VICKsBURG, April s. - Passed
down: Mary Alice, at ? pm. Up:
James Howard, at 10; ii. 5. Turner,
at y; Alaska, at ] last night; Katie,
am. Weather clear. River rising
steady.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The RaOss-The yletOrs

NEW ORLEANS, April 8. The
spring meeting of the Metairie Jockey
Club attendance is large, and the track
is in excellent condition. First race,
Benjamin. stake, years Olds, two
miles, $1,000 added, was won by FOs-
Ter, beating Defender, Annette, Ida
Grissem, John Mcdonald and Kath-
deem; other entries paying forfeit.
Time 3.36, within three quarters of a
second of the fastest two miles on
record. Second races the Club purse
$500, mile and a half, was won by
Johnson, beating BayOnet, Deringer,
Alaska, Bob Simmons, WOOdburn and
Victory ia the same order. Time,
24O3. Third race $1,000, three miles,
won by Pilgrim, beating Mamie
Douglass, Donovan, and Morgan
Scout, same order. Time, 5.334.
The iavOrite won first race, but was
beaten in the second and third races.
w. II. Johnson, winner Of the second
race, sold for seven dollars in the
three hundred dollar pOOsl. Racing
will be resumed Tuesday and con-
tinue during the week.
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A WORD WITH THE LADIES.

We wish the attention ofOur lady readers
for moment. We took occasion TO call
public attention to the superior class OF
PERFUMES manufactured by JOSEPH
BURNETT & Co, Boston. We could not
dO-WithOut them at our home, and they
are to US daily qualification. Now, we
wish every lady who is Interested in the
culinary department - and what good
housewife is not Ito accept our iudg-
msnt, and try a package of these beautiful
"FLAvoRING EXTRACTS" prepared with
such care and purity, by the same well
know house. The Extracts are made
with special reference to three things
First, PURITY; second, DELICACY OF
FLAVOR; third, ,RBAsoNABLENEss IN PRICE.
A loaf of cake, cup Of custsrd, blanc
mango, or any delicscy for the table, de-
ponds upon its flavor for its success.
These Extracts are prepared for the pur-
pose Of meeting that desideratUm.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

Among the many compounds now offer
ing to our lady friends, there are few that
we can so readily recommend as those
emanating from the celebrated house Of
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co. They possess
two qualities to which we would specially
call attention, viz, the entire absence Of
all deleterious compounds, and the GER
tainty that they will perform all they are
said to do. The unpleasant and often
times painful results upon the skin at
tending exposure to our most changeable
climate, may be entirely Obviated by the
use of BUTWettS KalIistOR, which has now
become 50 useful an auxiliary to the
toilet that no lady considers her dressing
table complete without it, G0lUessORN Meas
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A FLATTERlKs TEsTlnOElsL.

The young Japanese beau who has
made himself so popular ia this country,
has been using Burnett's celebrated " Co
coaine," and likes it 50 well that he has
sent The following order for q large sup
ply. We have seen the original Of this
letter. IL is written Ia a fair and bold
hand, aud is signed with the name of the
writer in both English and Japanese.
Accompanying the order was a full length
photograph upon visiting card. This
testimonial to the merits Of this ex-
cellent hair oil is quite hattering one.
JOSEPH BURNETT q Co., BOSTON: -ts I
use some OF your CooOaine. It is good. /
wish for twenty or thirty bottles ana take
TO Japan. IATEIsH OEoJERo.
--Bos.on DAILY Journal
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
The Sam. J. Hale BIsws Up-sIx Killed
AaOiheF Terrible Affair.

CAIRO, April 9.-The steamer Sam.
J. Hale, bound from Cincinnati to
Memphis, burst a steampipe this
morning near Galcohche, killing three
white and four colOred deck hands,
tearing out the bulkheads aft. No Of
ficers or passengers were Injured.
The names Of the whites killed are
Dan. Williams, ]. w. Sanders and
Ragssker; cOlOred, Vim. Johnson.
am unable to learn the names Of the
other three. The Arkansas Belle
toWed the Hale to Paducah, ,Wheles
now lies.
George Timberlake, an engineer
employed by the Walls Mining and
Manufacturing Company Of Grand
Tower, while Oiling the machinery
to-day, fell and was crushed to death
by the crank Of the engine. He was
q brother Of w. ]. Timberlake, Of st.
Louis.
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Catholic Cbursh Burned DOwn.

PTrsBURG, PA, April o.-St.
Rridgefs Catholic Church, in llth
ward, was entirely destroyed by fire
fhis morning. Loss $4,000. Insured
for $4,000 in the Home Insurance
Company. The fire also destroyed a
portion Of the central wing Of the llth
ward school building adjoining. Loss
$40 900. Fully insured.
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CINCuSNATI, April 8.-As Fred.
Gritsch and Barney Ortman were last
night cleaning a privy vault, the for
mer partially descended to remove an
obstruction, was overcome by the foul
air. and fell out Of the bucket into the
vault. Ortman quickly descended to
-. cue his c0mrads, and met with the
esoe 80 fate, both perishing in the horri-
ble place,
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LAW REPORTS.
Second ClrOult Court-Hslssy, Judge

The cases, Nos. 2425, Conrad vs. Hill,
and 2426, Costa vs. Hill, not being COM
pleted yesterday when Court adjourned,
will be resumed Tuesday morning next,
after winch Judge Halsey viii retire from
the Bench, and Special Judge Francis D.
Stockton will assume the same, and pro-
oeed to try the cases in which Judge Hal
sey is competent Judge Halsey will take
the Bench next Saturday,, and proceed
with the regular calendar.
Tomorrow will be the next regular mo-
ton day OF this Court.
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REMOVAL.

On or about the first Of May we will re-
move to our new stand, No. 80 Main
street, opposite the Peabody Hotel, and
in order to close out ss much Of our pres
ent stock as possible before that time, we
have made a general reduction in prices.
Id will be to every lsdy's advantage to
examine our goods and prices.
I. ". JOHNSTON q CO.,
347 Main street.
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EURNErr's eOeOAIaE.

No man is more skeptical Of new cure
slls than 1. Occasionally, however, / am
agreaably disappointed. A few months ago
was partially bald, and spprshensive
should become permanently so. A frieU d
who boarded with me strongly recon-
mended Burnett's Coc0Gine for the growth
Of the hair, remarking, q" It viii make it
grow whether it win or no." I used it
luxUriant crop of hsir, having cut it seve-
raj times.-Ed. Philadelphia r. E. Nel0s
Letter.
The Cocosins is the best and cheapest
hair-dressing in the world.
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ms ms elegant and aTin steamer -
1dLs Jay, 3th inst. az % M
Aralght received at the ST. L8uIs -7r--z.a.-.
"a. = DILL Azaut
~ fLE-4. CALF EasT --rH.
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Bartlett Clrsalt esBrt.

This court convenes on Monday next,
when the court viii be organized and will
I dispose Of such matters as can be done by
consent of parties, on the irst day. The
! (civil) trial docket win be called on Tues
day, and the State docket on the follow
ing Monday. JOHN McBROOKS,
Clerk.
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In the First Circus Court Of shell
by County, Ianne5see.-Wl inn q 70 ;
for the use Of ], o. Ford Co.. vs.. J. har 2 e
TN this cause nn attachEent hayins 99eA
i are7 ont 1uder section 8135 Of the Cooe-s
and returned into court. levied upon ne per
aonal property OF defendant, and aI4QAYlt
having been made that me a.5-l -sll.l s y; - Z
bv account and that the deienaal1t 10 9 Ron
rsafdant or the state OF Tennessee.
1t Is thersfOre ordereos 41ss ~ -. 49, - -
...srelr.al anpearauae herein before the aulse
al 80 Ffrsf Circuit Court Of shelby Sol-llss :
- frs Circuit Court house tn tls elll
IL 49, nsxt and defend said at
fs.hreest suit within the time pre-
serIbsa 81 law, OF the same VIII oe pfoees-s4
gT-lfil arnarta and that g COPY OF hllis uf4eE %
.-t[ifeF,5I r1T-a 4 week FOR four consecutive
E7eeys ID the Memphis "A Qpeals
none Al once, 1his 8sh cay ot prlli l5.ls
FRANK TAFT, ClarE.
BvI q. BosHrEI.L, Deputy Clerk.
Mstczif q &5carorougs Ag1ornsya loE y 2
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- eIrpuIt canri-NsIsksIl. Iudas.

This Court VIII meet on Monday for the
transaction of any business that may be
brought up by consent. A jury will be
in attendance. Some special cases are set
for Tuesday,
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Saturday, April 29, l87l,

within legal hours, tbs following described
property, to-Wit. ,.,- -.
Ffrst-A tract Of land near " WuLta 5 5lt-
ffon ir s1eIhv county Teuneasee, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee RAJ -roaQi Know q
as the north half Of the nortneast quarter
win the exception Of ten llol acres donated
Tor the purpose OF butldlng q Baptist eh1rehl
of section nine township one, range eight
west, OF the basis mertdlan OF tne Y Clleaasa y
rurrhage con tanning geFsnt ty-el ght i58l acres.
Second lone lOf, known on the plan Of
Eoutn Meup phis as part OF lot NO. 8, in block
No 1887 thirty three fronting 58 feet inches
f58-si On Hulfug street, and l5s feet on st.
Martin street, being the southeast portion Of
said lot No 5.
Third-Alzo another lot, on the southeast
ooruer Of Talbot and Mul berry streets. in
south Memphis, fronting on Talbot street 81
feet, and runnlng southWard parallel and on
Mulberry street, the same width, l50 feet.
All in shelby county Tennessee.
Terms Of sals-Caah- Equity OF redgmp.
ton barred
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
Stephens q Smith, Solicitors. apl8
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UnItsd States Cogtts.

The two Judges, Emmons and Withey,
are now here and holding the Circuit and
District Courts. Judge EmmOns hears
all motions and cases in equity, while
Judge Withey has charge Of the misde-
meauOr docket
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DISSOLUTION.

rFVHE hrm OF Conner & Richardson IS this
dav Dissolved by mutual consent. Geo.
S. Richardson wiz contlnue the business %
The oId stand. No. 2 Howard Row, under ne
nsuae and style OF Geo 3. Richardson g Co.
-. y. C0MER,
GEO. s. RICH ARDS0N-
uempbis. April p. 1871. ap5
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- ApVERTIsEMEMTs.

Il OTTERY.-ofnoiaI drawings OF the Ms
II souri, State Lottery. CLASS la-
!, 43, 54, s., g, 30, 20 73, 80, GO, II, y, q.
CLASS I88
I. IS. 81, Is, "A, IS, %, IS, G, 8, 65, 48, g.
Prizes from 500 10 $4,000, paid In money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information far
nished IN the above Lottery by =. 3. FRANCE
465z north Court street, Box If7, Mem phia,
Tenus,P p. o. MURRAY, MILLER q CO.. Kan
agerg ST Lauutg Mo- arC
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suprema Court.

Special % Memphis APPEAL1
JACKSON, Tenn, April 8.-Oplnions
have been delivered IN tWenty-d i've cases.
No cases were heard to-day. It's thought
here that if the Memphis lawyers will be
here Monday morning, their law docket
can be taken up.
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First EhannsrY cnnrl-neraan. EhanpsllsE

Court meets at 9 o'clock on Monday
morning. The case of Walker vs.. VIII
hanson, continued over from Thursday
last, Will be resumed tomorrow, after
dar, as published Tuesday last, will be
heard
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STEAMBOATS,
hsmphls and s.. Louis U.S.HaH L.

FOR O8ceoia, Madrid. Hickman parr----s I'D.
I--roi connecting at Belmont WIZ ~.
AEo4 Aoqntaln r R., &c Cairo r-He-
AlilLols Central r A- ana
ooats up the OHIO river.
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DISSOLUTION.

81 The arm Of Wigs q Co. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. R. NJ. Harper
having disposed Of his interest. j. j. Wigs
is authorized TO settle up the business Date
from I'd March. R.M.H ARPER.
JJ. WIGGz.
81 L viii continue tbs Planning MI, Man
ufaetory Of Boxes and Lumber Business
near Gas Works. -. WIGGa
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEG GRAPHI
NEW YORK.

EEW YORK, April S.-COtton quiet and IN
changed, middliug uplands, l5lzC, FIOul
arm; demand fair; So 5jQ8 so for shippIDs
grades. Wheat firm; demand fair for red anC
amber, at 81 649l So Corn frm; mixed west,
eru, SOC. Whisky frmer; 90h49E<c. Coffee
unchanged Sugar quiet and Unchanged; de
mand fair for Cuba, at g}kg954c. MoIasses
drm, and cemand fair; New Orleans, 56c
Rice, S1495sc
Dry GOOds-Ihe market is rather Quiel
and less active, but prices are, neverth eiess
generally steady for all the leading makes
Heavy brown sheetings are steady, at l2g
l255c, and heavy brown drills, l2169I3c: prints
are st l01zc, extreme figures being for fresh
styles; golden ridge brown sheetings, Sc
DWight. &c; AppIeton N. I0c.
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/ good. WiddlinR l3H014c; net receipts,
I 49 bales; exports coaatWises 1885, sales, 600
| halaa. stneR. y III oalea
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CHARLESTON.

CAT,vEgroS April S.--Cotton market steady.
Good ordinary l2Glfl4; net receipts, 1896
bales; exports 70 Continent' ~ bales ssles.
7o0 bales; stock, g, ,55s bales.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
For Arkansas RlysF-MsmPhis and ATka1-
sas RIYsr Packet Gs.-u. s. Nail.

tl-ala --4-s-a-a % ellis
il leave Memphis l1r all points on ArlEau-
ass river, as fOloWas Steamer MARY BOYD
Haiues, master HVery Monday, az g pm.
stsamer T. 81. ALLEN Woodburn. master
Oh Steamer DAHDAEELLE, Berry. master 3
EVery " wednesday, at pm Steamer par
CLEBUkHE, Pritchard, master Every Frl-
day, at pm.
me boat that leaves Memphis on Weduss-
days goes through 20 Fort smith The boats
that leave Memphis On Mondays and Frldars
connect at Little Rock with our lig1t. drsuzI-
boats ror Fort smith, and with stages for u TE
springs Camden, ArEadaL p1la and Wasl-
tngton All she boats Of this line hav-
ing been built expressly for the trade.
possess superior accOum0dations for pas
sengers and unsur passed facilities for trans
porting Freight % all pOlnts on the Ar
kansas river without detention, az any stage
Of water,
Frslgnts consigned 70 this company So
Memphis or Mc1lh OF White river, VIII le
forwarded promptly % destination without c
charge for transfer. J. ID. ADAMS, President
". e. FAIf'Esl1N. "A gent. No. ~ Madison HE e.
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NEW ORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, April 8.-Flour hrmer.
Hay easier Sugar easier, with prime at go
lOo Oats, bran, mOlasses, whisky and coffee
unchanged Cotton-ReceiptsJ 8Z29 bales;
exports, foreign 2ls2; New YORK, IOl2i stoek,
227,929. Sterling, 2l1S; sight, = prem gold,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March S.-FlOur, dull. Wheat, No,
2 spring rose 7z954c; 81 Z5s9l 2S1S, cash.
closing hrm. Corn qoiet, closing hrm at size,
Oats-No dun and &c lower, closing at 4Sc
Rye-EO. 2 &c lower, 921ae Barley dull and
nominal. Provisions very dull. Mess pork
at 8l9 So Lard, quiet, llz9114c. Bulk meats
and weak. IS 7O96 %. Cattle firm and active,
at 50 5097 25 Hogs very duh, at So S-9B pa
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NASHVILLE, April S.-Cotton quiet; low
middIfnR, I25<c; stock, 6ggO bales. bacon
clear sides Il5<c; hams, 1235c; shoulders, SIC.
Lard, I8c. Bulk meats-elesE ribbed sides,
l0JSe; shoulders, TIC, packed. Corn, &c. oats,
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CINCINNATI

In moderate demand; middIing, 434c. FlOur
firm, demand fair; for family, So 35a8 So
Wheat-demand light; holders Arm at 81 $50
quiet and unchanged, al 81 0295 Oats firm ,
demand fair. Mess pork dull and dropping
held $40; saleable at Sl9. Lard dull and q
shade lower, lI3zQl1c. Bulk meats, dull
and declined. Bacon dull and dropping, and
holders anxious TO sell. Whisky, quiet and
unchanged, at SIC.
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SAVANNAH.

MOBILE. April S.-Cotton market quiet;
raiddiings. I4Llc; net receipts, 47s bales; eX.
ports coastWise, 937 balesi stock, 423l
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REW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
mLLLlNEsY ARO DREssMAKING.

\ TRS M A ROBERTS would call the at
W tentlOn Of her friends and the Ladies
generally, that she VIII be found az all tim es
at 1853 Main street, up stairs. All orders filed
promptly. apg
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NEW YORK, April S.-GOld opened at llOsZ
@5s, sold down to and closed al 1l0S9L,
LOars were made at lt64 per cent Clearsnces,
$1,000 600; exports tod ty, SjlS555; exports
for the week, 8S466l7. Governments opened
steady and 50 remained until near the close
OF the day, when they declined 1s0h. The
bank statement is unfsvOrable; following are
the changes; Loans, decrease, S875,0j7; specie
decrease, q, ,463 $50; circulation decrease
S8S88; deposits decrease 3i4 4SS; legal tenders
decrease, s., ,824, $50 The money market was
active, at per cent. for gold, till towards 8
o'clock, when unemployed balances were lent
and offered at per cent Rumors prevail to
the effect tBat another attempt will be made
next week TO lock up money. state securities
dull. New Tennessee, So; old, 653z Govern
ment bonds, 1881, ll65z; '62's, lI25s; do '64's,
llz56; do 65's, 1925; do new, 1lh; do B7
ulh; do '6S's, lll54i do lQ-4Qs. l0S5 Currency
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ATTENTION SlR KNIeHTS.

WOU are hereby summoned to attend
i a special cOnclave at the Han Of CY- w
the puFpOse Of making the necessary ar
rangem ents for the reception OF the r. G. O..
Commander on " wednesday, the 18th inst
vited.
On WEDNESDAY evening, at - o'clock,
the r. i. g. Commander viii confer the r. ".
ID. on four COMPANIONS. All sir Knights Will
appear in fuu uniform.
BY command. GEO. MELLER5H, E. @.
j. M. Petite REW, Captain General. ap9
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
FOR HAILEs POINT

Regular Memphis and Hslls's Point Packet
3AhLEI W
q. 3. bIluer--r1asier =. " Luscom 1e--cLsrE
LEAVES lLElIPH15
every Tsssday eco FRIDAY. a 5 s.eLsgk P.u
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DISSOLUTIgH
CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL E5TATE

No. l85.-In the First Chanoery Court OF
shelby county, ,Henness8 s8e.-Pltser Miller Va
Henry G. Dent, A. NJ. Ferguson and Ecbt-
Fletcher.
ID Y virtue Of an inbarlOcubOry decree Tor
~ sale entered In the above cause Marcn
50th, ISL, wiz sell at public auctlon % ths
highest bidder, In fronu OF tDo ClerA au4
Masters ONCE, GreenlaW block second
street. IN MamphIs. Tam. On
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