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FlSe-Ths H0lei ana Cotiaass BaTHeG-Lcss
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Special 10 Memphis APPEAL.l
IUKA, February 6, lS7L-AbOut one
O'Clock On Sunday morning q fire
broke out in the room of the hotel oc-
cupied by Col. Leathermau, Of Mem
phis. il Is not known how it Origi-
mated. but before any Of the efforts
made to suppress it were successful,
the whole building, with all the cot
tagas and outbufldings, was wrapped
in flames. The fire attained the most
complete ssesndancy, and burned
sl1Ely until noon on Sunday,
by which time there ~as moth
inc lett Of the scene Of SO much
fe=r5vi.v but charred and smoking re-
mains. The hotel, outbuildings and
cottages, with furniture and fixtures,
were valued at 100000 We under
stand there was $4,000 insurance.
This building was put up in 1859 by a
stock company, of which R. c. Brink
ley, sam Tate, and Terry q Price, Of
your city, and 1r. Matthews, Of Iuka,
were the principal members. Terry
d Price, it Is said, were the sole
owners when 1t burned down. Siren
nous efforts were made to suppress the
flames; but 10 no purpose. lt Is
hoped that immediate efforts viii be
made to rebuild. Col. Lsatherman
escaped, bus, it's thought, lost his
wardrobe,
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Aan-Rsaidant Nntica.

No. I93.-In the First Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, TennesBee.-W illiam ID. Nell
son ct al vs.. Emily Nelson eG 81.
Tappearing frOm afidavit in this cause that
4 the defendants, Emily Nelson, widow Of
Henderson Nelson, deceased, and their ten
children, tO-Wit: Mary A. Nenable formerly
EelsOn) and her husband, samuel Venabls,
Mamie r. Robertson formerly NelsOn) and
her husband, Ira Robertson, Emma NJ. y ell
son, Mathew Nelson. 8 henderson L. Nelson,
Mary Nelson. Jack A. Nelson, Jennie l.. Nell
SON. Willie Nelson and Minnie NesOn Ghe
asst elght Of whom are N Dors) are nOu-resl-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee. ard are resi-
dents OF Greensboro, IN the State OF Ken
lucky; that n aria Nelson, widow Of lhn r.
+. Nelson, Jr., miner, are nOn-reRidents Of
the State Of Tenn egsee, ard live in Henry
county, Kentucky; that Elizabeth LRECach,
The WluOW Of James l.. Nelson, and her pres
cot husband, DR.. r. LaROach, are n1n-resi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee, and live in
that lsham Henderson Nelson and Mary
Elizabeth Gray formerly NeBOn) and her
husband, DR. Urmsby Gray-the said Isbam
Hsnde son Nelson and Mary Elizabeth Gray
being the children o. James L Hsson-are
nOn-resiuenrs of the State Of Tenn esses, aud
live in Louisville, in the State OF Kentucky.
It is therefore ordered, That they make e their
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN April, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur TO COmplainants bill, or the same
viii be tsken for confessed as 70 them, and
set for hearing eZparte; and that a copy 81
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. 3. MCHENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
A. Wright, Sol. for com plainanUa
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
A Terrible Rsyolt-Ths Leader aad hls
Plans Of ReC0Hstraolio5.

The effect Of the failure to realize profits
on the cotton crop has been 20 5egeG q
change in the plans Of farmers for the
current year. The prospects for peace in
Europe are not hsttering. There are TOO
ulzny soldiers by hslf, and Grant wants
a vast army, Therefore, every farmer ia
this vicinity makes his farm a garden
rather than a cotton field. III. J. Ward lE
Co.. who supply the city and country
With grass, garden, and field seeds. tell Us
that the demand for these, and for
fertilizers and agricultural implements,
of which they furnish every variety and
description, was never SO great. If the
whole world 60 20 war, and Grant, to re-
tain rover, drag this country into some
conflict. the South, at least that portion Of
Ii with which Memphis trades, viii have
TODD enough and 90 spare. Messrs, Ward
a 90. furnish Lsndreth's garden seeds st
Pb{1qdelphfa prices. Most Of the Front
street trade b. supplied through this sue
os=sf1l establisbment, which saves 5000
Der snnum in rent charges, and loses none
of its peculiar business by occupying
the clmm9dIous iron building on Second
street. near Adams. During the past ten
davs such have been the extraordinary
requisiti0ns for garden seed and fertilz-
ers that they have been compelled to re-
sort 70 the telegraph and express to sup
bAF lA-D A-----a----T ----a --l-f~ 49, '-+~
hundred tons Of Baugh's supsrphos-
pilates, ana every variety OF grass seed
blue grass, Hungarian mlllet. clover and
timothy are constantly ordered These
facts augur well tor the country; fewer
acres. better titled, with less labor and
wiser culture, viii produce more than the
old-feshioned way Of destroying the land
to make q great cotton crop. Improved
agricultural implements, aud especially
Memphis sUbsoil ploughs are sold BY this
firm ia great numbers. il one would an
ticipste changes in the industrial habits
ofthe country about Memphis, he need
only spend an hour, about noon to-day,
az Yards, and ses The character Of pur-
chases made and Of orders filed for mer-
chants On Front street. An agricultural
revolution Is in progress, and Messrs.
Ward d Co. are tbs Hanoey and Phillips Of
the moTenRent,
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DAILY For one year teZclusiveOf Sunday,
$40 %; For six months, SIS O0i For three
months, 50 90.
months, 81 IS For three months, IS cents.
WEEKLY-For one year, 50 so; Fer six
months, 81 25; For three months, IS cents.
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL.

MISSISSIPPI AND TEyNEssEE RAILROAD
Newton Ford q co. 43 bales cotton; Par tee &
HarbeIt, S do; A q Tread well & Bros - DO /;
stewart, Bros & FiZar u do; " B Gaibresth
do; Black. Estes & co, q dni Clark, Ely d
co, zs do; FargasOu & Clay, II do; Jones,
brOWE & CO, 2 DO; II TORRANCE, 3 do; & s 10
do; q alien co, 3 co; Day & PrOudhi, g
a.; Taylor, rutland 90, do; r, W & co,
;. N & co, do; D, NJ & CO, u do; P. A & co I
do; NJ q 81, 2 do; 5 & II ! do; ID. p q co. l9 do /:
y A ECkerly- do; y, L & g, do; r q S. 3 do /:
r, CO, y do; f y ", 4 do; ! K Wood, 10 e o
q Williams lot sundrteB; kfsk q Johnson,
pkg d9i Wait s. Lewis, car scrap iron, car
klndlI1g5 Friedman Bros, I pkg sundrles:
-lraJtgp, efCysr & CO, : h1ds sugar; S, h & CO.
IOR Ibis mol 4sses
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Attachment Notice.

Before Tom Holeman. IT., J. P.-Williaua
Holmes vs.. Rufus Holmes.
A TTACHMENT having been sued out IN
"A the above entitled cause, on the grounds
that the defendant has absc0ndec and is q
nonresident OF the state OF Iennegsee, etc
and the same having been returned BY the
proper ohicer levied. ETC.;
the defendant Will take notice that sald
suit is set for trial on the 25th day Of FeD'
raary, 1871, at the Office Of Tom Holemans ir'i
J. p, DakViIle, 12tn Civil District, snelpy
county at 10 o'clock am when snq Wnef Z
the said defendant viii appear and deIe nQ
said suit. or the same viii be proceeded Win
exparta; &c ls further ordered that THIS notice
be IN blfshed once q week, for f0ul weeks "a
the Memphis Daily Appeal Tnia 1stn oay Of
'1t ~ sii'iy' i''A' TOM HOLEAIAg. JR., ]. P.
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TELEGRAMS.

Gen. Beauregard is said to be organ.
iZing Confederate forces to aid France
in case Of a renewal Of the war.
Imperiausts will have a majority in
the French National Assembly.
Provisions are enormously high and
the suffering is still very great iu
Paris. England sends vast quantities
of supplies.
1t is thought Queen Victoria viii bg
hOOted at by the mob when Parlia
ment opens.
Senator GOldthwaite's Of Alabaua
credentials We're read in the Senate
yesterday,
An ocean cable company from New
York to Brussels is to be chartered by
Congress.
Grants paradise-Hayti and San
Domingo.
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PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced

For the Professional Man, for the Merchant
tor the Farmer, tor the Mechanic.
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D Ed.

WINCHESTER-At the residence OF his
father on the evening OF the 9Th inst, 81 ~
o'clock, n. 3 WINCH EsTLE, eldest son OF Geo.
W. aud Malvins Fl. Winchester.
The friends and acQuatntances OF the fam
tIy are respectfully Invited to attend his fu-
neral. Service at Wesley Chapel on Wednes-
day morning, sth inst, at IL o'clock. Divine
service by Rev. W. c. Johnson. Carriages at
HJlst's.
Nashville, GaIIsLin and New Orleans papers
please copy.
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REMITTENT FEvERs- WAY TO Fs.
CAPE THEH.-A dose OF PLANTATION BIT.
TERs, taken night and morning, will ena.
his the system 70 TspeL the GeleUerious in.
Ruence of these fruitful sources of cpl
dsmic disease. Il Is an evidence that in
many instances where the greater portion
Of the population OF an entire settlement
have b5sn prOstra5ed by bilious remit
tent feyers, the few who have had Eufi-
cisn5 forecast 20 take the Bi5tsrs as a pre-
UeHtIUe, have escaped the Ecourge. As g
remedy after az attack has actually com.
m9nCed, this celebrated tonic and anti
bilious elixir is invariably eficaciO9s.
In such cases, if taken when the fever is
on, IL will soon control the p8roxysms
and when the patient is convRlescsnt, il
viii restore the appetite and recruit the
strength more rapidly than any other
stOuiachic and invigora1t in use.
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NASHVILLE, February EN- Cheat
ham county, some nights ago, a band
OF masked men took Lewis Hannah
(c0l0red) from his cabin and whipped
him; then went TO the house Of John
Davis, near Kingston Springs, aud
gained edmiltauCe by promising to
harm no one. Samuel Finley, an ex-
Federal soldier; John Davis, and his
son Oscar were the male inmates.
Part of the rumans took Finley out.
They said he had shot q cOmrade at
Shiloh aud must die; they then fired
at him three times without effect, and
concluded by beating him severely.
Davis and son were also badly beaten.
Finley has lived many years IN Cheat
ham county. The Davises recently
removed thither nom Pennsylvania.
No arrests.
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The rise at this point goes on stesdily,
and some pretty heavy drift passes our
city daily. retardiug upwarC-bound
steamers. white river is reported rising,
with lots Of water to all points, while the
Arkqusas Is brim foil sOOve Pine Bluff
aud flowing over aJ many points below
that place. Our dispatches from he Ohio
and St. Louis give the latest intelligence
from the upper rivers. The weather Is
cloudy and turned cool last night. Rusi-
r.a-s on the 1eves Ia active
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, February 6.--Cotton quiet; low
middlings, l81ze. Bulk meats acLivs: clear
sides, ll5<e; clear rib. UZc; shoulders, SO.
packed. BacOn-clear sldts, l8c; hams ls5.
shoulders, 1Oc; sugsr-cpred hams, l61Sc. Lard
l8c. Corn, zoe. Oats, 5oo Flour, 81 b087 50.
GALYESTON.
GALVESTON, February 6--Cotton declining;
good ordinary, LJzci exports, 70 Great Brit
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A Bgugb Gsught RsuspageF Threat.
EnHH

PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-J0hn
FObiu, a notorious rough in this city,
has been held in $500 bail to keep the
peace, for threatening to kill a repOr-
ter Of the City Press, who had pub.
lished the details Of a barrOOm fight
ia which FObiu was a participant.
To day the reporters received notices
from a gang Of rOUghs, including the
notorious AheEn, FObin and Lester
Multh, that they would be shot on
sight if they further exposed the
rOughs' doings in the public press.
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AFaChmsnt Notice.

P. NJ. Robertson vs.. 7. O. Bridgeforth, Presi.
dent OF Pleasant Hill Bnldlng Association
A TTAChMENT having been Issued BY me
"A In the above cause, on the ground that
the defendant Is nonresident Of the State
OF Tennessee, so that the ordinary prOces OF
law cannot be served upon him, and the
dcer levied, etc.
The defendant viii take notice that this
cause is sst fOr trial on Monday, the 6th day
Of March lB7l at z O'Clock p m. before me, q
Justice Of the eace for Shelby county, at my
Office, IN Memphis, l4th Civil District Of Shell,
by county, when and where the defendant
can appear and defend said suit. or the same
will be proceeded with parte: and Be is 4ur.
ther ordered that this uot ce be published IN
the Daily Appeal once week for four con.
- s. A MOnRE, rnstina Pace
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Notice to Tax Payers.

A FrHR the 18th OF February, 1871, I viii
n issue Dl srRESS WARRA NTS against
personal property TO satisfy tax now due on
real estate ] wish every delinquent tax
payer 70 see this notice before the time comes
TO place the warrants in the hands Of an of
feer FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
6se City Tax SolleoioFs
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$4,000 GWEN AWAY.

OE the 3lst March, 1871, our second grand
~ distribution or cash and other gifts -
amounting 70 $4,000 VIII be made to pur-
cuasers sr our celebrated &c CULGATEs Crown
GOLD PEEs." Fer tull list o. gifts ana paTtiC-
ulsrs. address, K 4. COLGATE CO..
les Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ain 8I74 bales, and cOastwise 5l5 bales; stock,
MOBILE.
MoBrLE. February 6.--CottOn quiet: mid
dlings. Ifllal41S; receipts, 1883 balesi experts,
10 Great Britain 57e7 bales, and c0aEtWise -
bales; salss, 100 bales; stuck, 1850 bales
NORFOLK.
FoRF0LK. February 6.--Cotton duh; low
rniddlInFB Isc: net receipts. $40 bales; ex-
ports, 1876 balssi sales, 80 balesi stock, 1875
CHARLESTON.
CHARIEsrog, February 8.-Cotton dull;
rniddungs I45[c; recef pts, 2630 bales; eZ-
ports. to Great Brits IN 1913 bales. to continent
24g8 bales. aud coastWse 1884 balesi sales, 900
bales; stock, $3.50 bales.
SAVANNAH.
sAvANNAR, February 8--Cotton dR1 and
tending down; middlings, 1890; receipts,
45I2 bales; exports. 10 Great Britain 304l bgles
and coastwiEss 1880 balesi sales, I0o0 bales;
stock, 90,030 bales.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL February 6.-CCtton dull and
unsettled; middling uplands, T3SQ-5s 81; mid
ding Orleans 755s5d; TO arrive, 75sd; sales,
u 600 bales, Of when 2O00 bales were for ex-
port ard speculation. California wheat, l2s
Id. Flour, 29s.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TTyHE regular stated communication Of 9
i Izadore 4 Ike Lodge OF Adoption. ~
No l. " III be held al south emphis/VN
Hall this afternoon at O'Clock
All mem Ders are requested to be present, as
business Of Importance will come before the
Lodge. ]. NJ PET EIGEEW, V. 81.
NTawnTffz Fah 7 IkTf
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NASOHlC SUHNOaS

TTyHE members OF South Memphis q
4 Lodge, No. ll8, are HEREBY SUM XX
MONED 70 meet IN their hsH this ~
CTUESDAT) evening, February 7, at O'Clock,
for the transaction Of important business.
n. N. IS are fraternaily invited.
By Orler Of the Lodge.
". 4. MATTHEWS, ". N.
BEN K. PULLEN, Sec'y.
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AEEETs ODD FELLows' BALL, half-paat 2
w Regular BUSINESS u MEEfINa, kIRSE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Of each month.
Regular CeLLoQg gIkL MEEFINGs every tEI-
N. BURKE, President.
y. sFITH, Secretary. fsS
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81 The regular annual meeting lE tlH
stockholders iu the Memphis and L.Hfa Earr
Railroad Company win be held az Mrs. VIII
Hams Hotel IA the town OF HOpefald- Ark
on the 18th day OF February, 1871. a0 eLeeE g..
Board OF Directors, and 70 transact surr
other business a. may come before SAID
~ eeEing.
JOHN ". GOODWIN
seciY and Treas. M. and T.. r. r.. u. Co.
Mamnnis. Tam Lannarv q ISL -
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WESTERN FOUNDRY
-AED -
MACHINE SHOP
Shelby Dtrsef,
Opposite Old GayosO H0use).
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
NICHOLSON & kCGONNELL,
Successors to ". A. Robinson q Col
NICHOLSON & KCgOHNELL,
Successors to ". A. Robinson q Col

50 Nicholson & Mcconnell, having leased
the above named Foundry for a tsrm OF
years, offer tleir services to the public, so
letting orders for ALL KINDS OF WORK IN
THEIR LINE, promising dispatch and
prom ptness for ali work intrusJed to them.
l5 Special attention given to Repairing
Machinarv Rnd afaamblat MOrk. ia2g
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Five Huadred soHppirnGng Grape Vines al
20 cents Apiece.

IS Nassau street, New 5rk.
Established 1857. auM
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NOTICE.

stOclzholdsrs' Meetilg Of the Selma, Marion
and Mem aphis Railroad Company, OF 1[Ls-
sissippl and Tennesssa.
ET There viii be a meeting Of the stock
holders OF the above road, held &c
Golumbus, HIss., Narah 8th, 1871
Stockholders are urgently requested 20 Do
present IN person or by Proxy. as business or
great i'm portanca Is 70 be transacted
fe5 HENRY FONTAIHE, Secret any
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A Paris letter, dated Wednesday.
says that writer in 2 Opinion Ma
5i0zale declares that the Republic Is a
failure, and that in the Orleans family
Lies the only hope Of France.
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Attachment Notice.

Dickinson, Williams & CO., firm composed
OF J. W. Dickinson, W. W. Williams, and
Dr.. B. +. Dickinson, memphis, Tenn, rs
7. J. Nesbitt and John r. LOftiu.
ID EFORE JAMES HALL, Justice OF ths
ID Peace for shelby cOunty.-Afnday1t bav.
ing been made in this cause, and attachment
issued aud returned, levied etc.:
It Is therefore ordered. That publication
be made In the Memphis Daily Appeal, q
newspaper published In the city OF Mem
phis, for IOur successive weeks. commanding
the said T.J.Nesbttt and John r IsOftln 20 ap-
pear before me, at my Ofiics, in the city Oi
Memphis, In the 18th Civil District OF said
c. unly, on the Sd day Of March. 1871, at Il
O'l.Jck am, and make defense to said sui
against them, or It viii be proceeded with
ezparte.
JAMES HALL,
janT Justice Peace for shelby county.
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SEA Moss FARISE from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, PUddings, Custards,
Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest. healthi-
est and most delicious food in the world.
CLEANING and dyeing TO perfection, at
B. A. lenbsrg's, 262 second street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
H0 /! for HsTdi eras I---F0F Rev
Orleans I

A Ii those desirous OF witness -Ea1
~ Ing the " Hardi 6ras'' gpIe-- 80
bra1tOu, February Zlsl, win have an excel
lent opportunity Of doing 80, by taking the
superior and uuequaled passenger packet.
BELLE LEE rank Hicks master
John s. Sullivan, clerk
Which VIII leave Memphis. puuctuaIr ~ ON
WEDN E&DAY. February 18th, at 8 0'.L-a..
pm and srriVe IN New Orleans M1uaa-.
February 2th. Returning, viii leave Neu
Orleans Thursday, February Z3d. thereby al-
tordiug ample time 20 see New Orleans dur
ing its most festive season.
So Fare for the Round Trip. $50. with the
privilege of fremaInfugOn board while la l1-..
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO.. AGENTS.
fs5 MOsbv Block slf Front street.
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MARKETS
lBY TELEGRAPHI
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, February 8-C0tton dull and
dropping; middliug uplauds, l5[c. Flour
nrm and demand rair at IS 606g7 for shipping
aides Of extra Wheat quiet and unchang-
ed red amber, 81 5,Ql so. Corn steady aud
IN moderate demand; No. 2 mixed, 65a88c
whisky dull at 9S8s314c.. Coffee nrm aud in
fair demand; BlO, l35q9lG5sc; Java, lS122c
MOIssses Gull and unchanged at 53970c. Rice
easier at 71f975zc.
Dry GOOds-Ihe weather n extremely cold.
but business continues active. while prices
rule uniform. Printing cloths are sCarcs
and high prints are ia nre display and hrm
a. lie for all standard makes; IZ15aI3c for
heavy brown sheetngs and drills, 2lc for
New Y JIk Mills muslin, 20c for WamsutLa
CO., l5c for LOnsdale lie for Red Bank 2Oe for
Amcskeag dsnims, l4c Tor Havmsksr do IL
q &c for American stripes, 221ac for Pacific
lawns, lSc Tor Pacific fancy lawns, Soc for six
cord so'H finish spool cotton, 40C Tor Green &
Eaule.s' three cord. SOC for worstsd braids.
zoe Tor GOUs do, and l0alIG for common and
higher gulOred paper fabrics
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6OOD
WATCHES



a IT q I'D FRL Z . Z s.
Asthe SOLE AsENrs in the Ujlitsd Sgatss for
the LIVERPOOL WATCH Co., we are author
iZed by them 70 close cut a large line OF Etg-
rOpedn WATCHES, CHAINS, etc, now in stock
Tor casa, at prices n Nv e. BEFORE KNOWN All
BEAUTIFUL In 6aish, ARTISTIC In design, RE-
LIABLE tor dcrstrQts time, DURABLE, and Of the
latest styles EVERY WATCH viii be retIiled at
LESs than cost Of tHp0TtdtlOE ana forwarded,
securely packed. PREPAID, to any part of the
country on receipt Of price MONEY con be
sent TO as by EXPRESS, lCith orders FOR Express
Co. 70 RErURS GOODS or CASH, which viii sE-
CURE pr0mplless and SAFETY to purchaser
Among our list viii be found:
A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH SILVER SOLID
DOUBLE CASE WATCH, genuine E7lgtish JlsA
plate jeIVeLed ulOUemelts, adjusted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turned nerl, CORRECT
and seTDleedbie article, large OF snail SIZE IN COM
plete RUNNING ORDER, with an elegant q ENr
VEST CHAIN, Loeltet and Key, all complete
mailed FREE
A VERY HANDSOME WATCH, in J11se Is karet
GOLD PtGsed DOUBLE CASEs-t7iiltdtaOn or SlUU
GOLD WATCH engraved or plain, genuine fl-ti
plate tetgeled n1Ouene7ltS, adjusted regulator
CORRECT, and in complete RUSEING ORDER,
with elegant GENTS VEST CHAIN, with LOcest
and KeBi, mailed, PREPAID, Tor o7t-.......-...s6.
THE ORIDE GOLD WATCH
IL N AssrvE OErDE GoLD Double Rilutfag Magio
gDTf1g CASES elegantly engraved, or engine
turned. Genuine PATENT LEVER MOvEmE1Ts,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-07
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNArI, February 6--Cotton steady
and demand moderate; mtdding, Az. Flour
dull and declined family, 5000 Is. Wheat
com firm ana demand fair At 53G55c Rye
quiet and unchanged Oats quieB and un-
changed. PORK opened dull, but closed &C.
tive; sales Of mess At s2l 75a22, cash. Lard
opened dull, but clOsel agtiVes; sales OF 65l
tcs at 5<,8l2c for head, guE and prime steam.
Bulk meats Ia light demand, bat holders
drm at the close; sales OF 2eJ, 100 lbs shoulders
at 75<gsc, cash aud future delivery; sides, l0H
glgl4c for clear rib; clear sides duu and or
fsred al 405<c. Bacon only 10 limited iObbiRg
demand shoulders, S5z; sides, l1zGl20 Hogs
dull and unchanged; i've SO 75a7 80; dressed,
IS SJGs. " hisky duh and dropping az $50.