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ARKANSAS.
CIsyton's Temple Crowded With Worship.
psTs-RSbbsFs Armlug-ialIitIa lHtrsnoh-
Hent-PIuBdsFlas the TreasuTy-Ao'
Clurs,, mpssohmsHt-PO' iilOal hsplrAHis
A Five Sh00ier Chl5f lugtlO0,

Special to Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, March 7.-Slnce
CIsvton's decliuation of the United
States Senatorship, the army Of office
holders that have been collected here
TO learn their fate have left for their
homes. happy and with sworn fidel-
itv to their savior so long as he re-
tsfns them in Office. His minions
here who, q week sg0, were sad,
crestallen and detected creatures, are
now. upon the assurance Of their mas
ter that they will have two years
. longer to insult, oppress and rob the
people, wearing an arrogant and i'm
pu1ent air.
This afternoon, in the House, a bill
was taken up and read for the second
time, which provides for adjudication
and payment Of the militia expenses
arising out Of the campaign Of 1868
and 1869. The amount apprOpri-
ated by the bill is $4,000. The bill
was not passed.
Mr.. Neal, as a question of privilege,
stated that it had been suggested that
the imUeschment managers had not
been discharged. As to the case Of
Chief Justice Mcclure, he wanted the
House now tc decide, inasmuch as
supposing them discharged, he had
done nothing as a manager since re-
porting in the case against Powell
Clayton.
Mr.. Meek held, as one Of the man.
arers. that it was understood at the
time OF reporting in the Governors
case that they should 60 on with the
fmpeachment Of the Chief Justice.
The Speaker stated that the first
managers having been excused, those
subsequently appointed had both
cases. and was understood to coincide
in the statement of Mr.. Meek. By
common agreement the subject was
passed until the afternoon session.
The election for United States Sena-
ETT Dis uAEu llL AlC 4rLA VI NAA-7 A1OAtAAs
The following persons are to be seen
urging their claims with Senators and
representatives: Judge TOnley, an
old resident Of the State,
Radical, aud the confidential adj
wiser of the Governor; Chief Justice
Mcclure, over whose head hangs an
impeschment, thesmiable Judge who
dispensss justice armed with huge
navy revolver; Judge Warwick, for
merlv Justice Of the Peace, a pettifOg-
gfug lawyer Of small caliber; eX-Chief
Justice Wiltshire, who was advised to
resign his seat upon the bench with
the assurance that a SenatOrship
should be his rev ard; and Senator
White, a c0lored gentleman, whose
claims are based upon the right that
his race should have a representative
Of their own color in the United States
Senate always, and as Revels retires,
ne appeals to the patriotism of the
Radicals.
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TELEGRAMS.

The ship Mistress of the Seas fOuu-
dered. Seventeen lives lost.
Frank Blair proposes in Senate to
remove all political disabilities.
Senior Lopez Roberts is the new
Spanish Minister in Washington.
The Northern Pacific road is open
from the Lakes to the Mississippi.
Faidherbe praises eXtravagantly
the twenty-third French army corps.
Gladstone denies any knowledge OF
a secret treaty between Russia and
Prussia.
DesMOines, heretofore Radical by
500 majority, elects all Democrats Il
municipal offices.
Bismarck will publish a review o.
the war and condemn as cOWardly the
policy Of England.
Grant had no message ready, but
the world viii be pleased to know
that one is coming.
BOles and Edwards, claimants Of
Congressional hOnOr5 from Arkansas,
have a merry time before the Com
mittee on Elections.
Tomorrow the Emperor leaves
Versailles for Berlin. The garrison
Of Paris is constantly slaughtered.
The Paris mob is we'll armed and
more dangerous than ever before.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

CAIRO, March Port list: Al
ice Dean, Cincinnati to Memphis II
pm. Julia, VicksbuTg to st. Louis, 3
pm; John A. Wood, Louisville to
New Orleans, pm; LeOnidas, New
Orleans to Cincinnati, pm; City Of
Chester, St. Louis to Memphis, D.
IN. ; G. b. Church, Cincinnati to New
Orleans. River fell 3 inches. Weather
cloudy, indication of rain. Mercury
"a.
NEW ORLEANS, March ARRIVED
Katie, from LOuisville; BOdmann,
from Cincinnati; Pauline Carroll,
from St. Louis; Belle Lee, from Mem
phis. Departed: Great Republic for
st. Louis.
VICKsBURG, March 7. Down
James Howard, IL O'Clock last night,
with thirty-five hundred tons of
freight, drawing l0l feet; Seminole,
am; Wauanita, IL am; Susie Sill
yer, II M. Pargoud, 4 pm; Tom.
Reese and b8rges, 7 pm; Natchez, z
pm. ;gKate Kinney, 9 am. Alaska, 2
am; City of Nicksburg, 8 pm. River
rising. Weather cloudy and warm.
NASHVILLE, March The river
IS falling rapidly, 8 feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cloudy and windy.
ST.. LOUIS, March t. Arrived: /:
Grand Tower, from Memphis; Mary
Alice and barges, from New Orleans.
Departed: Colorado, for Vicksburg.
River falling; heavy thunder storm
early in the morning; weather cloudy
and warm since.
LOUISVILLE, March THE river
is falling slowly, 9 feet Z inches in the
chute, 10 feet 9 inches on the rocks.
Weather clear and pleasant, BUSH
ness OE the wharf dull. Departed: /:
Warsaw, for st. Louis; Silver Moon,
for Cincinnati. A number of boats
due tomorrow from above and be-
low. KilgOur did not get of; leaves
tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, March River. 26
feet, fallen 1 foot, 76 feet bridge space.
Arrived: Silver Moon, from Mem
phis. Departed: Kate Robinson, st,
Louis. Weather clOndy and warm.
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RoadaY. hareh 28lh. l87l.

10 front OF the sherlns once, on second
street, iu Greeulaw building lu the city Of
Memphis, SHELBY CJu4ry, Tennessee, sell 70
the CHEST bidder, fur cash. at public auc-
tiOn, the following described real estate: one
hundred and seventy l-0I acres OF land living
IN the Eighth Civil district Of shelby county.
Tenn, bounded As follows, IT, wit. bounded
on the south by the lands OF Iamas WuIey-
on tHs east By those oE Mrs WILEY aud Bis
ram stafgts; on the north by The Faurrau
and lynn Iaud, and on the west bY those OF
the estate OF j. bl. AlDrn p-Ou. deceased levied
on gs the property OF John James Cbeiug the
same tract upon which the slld James now
uVes1, To satisfy said Judgment. ln favor OF
IL roy, Adm 'rioi E. RI. wilson. deceased, Tor
52-5.75 and costs.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, sheriff.
By K. ~ mason. Delulv. fe.z5
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NASHVILLE.
War with the WHISKY Makers.

NASHVILLE, March Assistant
Supervisor r. T. Gaines, accompanied
by Deputy United States Marshal A.
II. OttarsOn and a squad of Federal
soldiers, left here on the 9th of Feb
ruary for a raid on illicit distiIlerie5
in the Third District. They have sue
ceeded in breaking up twelve distil-
leries and destroying $4,000 gallons OF
beer. At ShellmOund, in Smith cOun-
ty, the party was fired upon by bush
whackers, but no one was hurt. AS
sistant Supervisor Gaines was shot in
the thigh by the accidental discharge
of his pistol, and brought home to-
day. The wound is severe but not
dangerous. The remainder of the
party are still in search Of cOntTaband
distilleries.
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30 dozen Plan e-s' H1zH-assrrtst sizes -.--
sleeIs
50 dozen AEG5 assorted slZ.s. eat -.aa
300 boxes q lssware- assorted.
BOZ boxes NariegaIed soap.
50 also, s. ia. &c retail =tur- --
Goods, SIX Erlngas, EdElrEs. Dress ......
Dr6ss Goods. POpliu=r Iae0nets, Lawns. ...
&C. Also. Clothing, Dry Goods, tl1.H
Hats, Notions, etc. EB- TERMS CASH
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NoTICE m RANKauPTcY.

District Court United states, District Of Wesf
Teuuessee. in Baukruptcy-fu the mattel
of Wm. Frank & Co.. Bankrupts
q FHHlS IS 10 give notice that on the 18th da5
Il OF February, losl, "a Warrant Of Bankrupt
cy was issued ont OF the District Court OF tht
United states for the District OF West Ten
u5ssee sgaiust the estate of Wm. Frank &
Co, OF Memphis, county Of shelby and Suatj
{. Tennessee, who have been adjUdged Bank
rup-s on credit rs petition:
That the payment OF any debts and the de
livery OF any property belonging 10 suri
BauErupts 70 them or for TIA IL use aud tui
traQsfsr of any property by them, is forbiad-I
Dy law; that meeting OF the creditors o
said Blukrupis TO prove their debts aud u
choose one 0r more p -signees Of their estate
will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, to bl
held at No. 3lZ5s MalHH street, in the city q
Memphis, Tennessee before Thomas J. Is
tham ESQ. Register lu Baukruptcylor sal.
District on the IU-n Gay Of M2Tcu, ls7l.
DO O'cl0ca am
fe.s L. r. EATON. U. 8. Marshal
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
ENGLAND
THE MINISTRY

ILl T. NJ IN l~iAlfa
LONDON, March THE Times an
nOunces the following changes in the
ministry: George j. Gaschen succeeds
Hugh G. Childers, as First Lord OF
the Admiralty; x. Ames StansEeld
succeeds Gaschen as President of the
Poor Law Board W. +. Baxter, ESD,
succeeds Stansield as one Joint seCre-
tary and treasurer; and George Shaw
Lpfrure, at present secretary for the
Home Department, succeeds Baxter,
as Secretary TO the Admiralty.
THE HIGH COMMISSION.
The Post learns that the prospect of
a settlement of all matters OF dispnte
between the United States and Eng
land by high commission at Wash
ingtOn is very promising. The Post
says there is an evident disposition
to treat all topics with fairness. Dis
cussiOns will first take place upon
the question Of fisheries, and after
ward upon the Alabama claims.
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Attachment Notice.

No. lZg7 A. DIN The second circuit Court or
shelby County, Tenn. III. Fa-ta VS. LL-Qa-
f. Parrish
~ fnIs cause Eu attachment having been
I sued out under section 3tl5 Of tire Code,
and returned into court, levied upon the rast
eFfafe of q iefeudaut aud aridEvlr having De-. u
made that the defendant. Thomas 7 parrish
i9 Indebted to plaintiff in the sum Of s53 la,
WITH interest," rom the nrst daF Of loFazl .ilr
1870 by balanca due plainLlH on certain
fuder1eEt rendered lu his fav0r ia the Saue-
rfor Court. Cincinnati. OHIO. and aElllsl
said defendant, and That The defendant
Thomas F. Parrish, IS a nOu-rssidauL OF the
state Of Tennessee
ri is therefore ordered, That he make IS
personal appearance herein, before the j ual q
of the Second Circuit court of shelby County r
on the third Monday In May next and defend
said attachment suLt within the time pre-
serEbed by law. or the same Will be proceeded
with eE5HrI e. and that a copy Of THIS order
b. published once 8 week, Tor four cl1ali-.--
ii ve weeks. in the Mem phis Apreal
Done at Of3oe, this 4lh day Of sl arch, Isl.
p. u. BOYLE. Clerk.
BY ". LEWIS WHAErON, Deputy tlars-
NJ. IL " WilllEm8Ou, Lewis s. Craig ali ys 20
.narN
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Attenptsd suicide uf q Fornsr

NEW YORK, February IA fOrger
named Lewis NJ Van Esten, on whom
sentence of imprisonment for nine
years was pronounced Friday by Re-
cOrder Beckett, was to have been con-
veyed to Sing Sing direct from the
court room; but he pleaded 50 earnest
iy for one nights delay, twas granted
him. 1t appears that he sought delay
IN order to suicide, as officers found
him next day. He had taken NOR
phine, but the dose was not effectual,
however. His period Of imprisOn-
ment, under present sentence and that
which will undoubtedly bepronOU1ced
against him in San Francisco, viii be
tWenty-three years.
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Hnn-Rasidsnf Rnfias.

No 49, n -R-D-Iu the Second Chancerv CGuI c
OIshelby county .Teun---W lam RI. Cnerry
VS. s. NJ. Jefferson aud r. q. Capls
TT APPEARING from bin duly sworn % Ia
Il fuIs cause INST the defendant =. 81 Iefter-
ssJu- has absCouded so shat the Ordinary ~ o.
eags rjf law cannot be served upon him, and
nat the defendants are tuds Died 10 the COM
pIainanU ia the sum OF sfOZ u, and interest,
due BY prom issury note, and that an atlach-
ment issued uOm tuis court, attaching tie
lot described in the Oil Of cOulp pinlnant.
which has been returned, levied. eIc.
10 Is therefore ordered, That said 3 M. lef-
fsrsou make MS appearance herein, al the
si.IIrt- house OF the Second -laucery court 0i
shelby county. in the city Of Memphis, Tenn.
On ur Do tore tle DIST Monday IN april, IsTl,
and pfaad. answer or demUr % c0mpiaipunt's
ON. Or the same will be taken for con fesse1
az ID him. and set for hearing eEparlsi and
EfilI a COPY OF this order be published once
"a week. Tor four successive weeks, ia the
Mem plis appeal
This February s, ISL
A copy.-AUtesr.
6L ID. ". STE W Akr, JIErk and Master
BvI BELChEf-. DEFY Clerk and Master.
Stephens q smith. -a.s. Tor como fes
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ITALY
A SETTLEMENT EFFECTED.


LONDON, March IA special tele-
gram from Florence announces the
settlement Of the difficulty between
Italy and Tunis. The demands Oi
Italy were fully conceded, and the
conditions imposed by the Florence
Government were accepted by Tunis.
THE POPE SPEAKS.
ROME, March The Pope has held
a secret cOnsistOry, in which he deliv-
cred an allOcutiOn Of considerable
length. The Holy Father, in his adj
dress to the Cardinals, attacks the
motives of the authors of the recent
Italian events, and particularly the
occupation Of Rome, and rejects the
guarantees Of his spiritual power pro.
posed by a bill recently passed by the
italian Parliament. lie also laments
the occurrence Of the Franco Prussian
war, and expresses his gratitude ion
the devotion to himself ana church OF
the whole Catholic world.
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1910.
TERRIBLE RIOT.
A Carpst.baggsr BaHIshsd-A Magistrate
and Others Killed.

MERIDIAN, Miss, March Yes
teTday during the trial Of three ne
grOes before Justice Bramlette for RI
OtOus Conduct, one of the prisoners
named Finley, alias Tyler, shot and
instantly killed Justice Bramlette.
Indiscriminate firing ensued, and two
negroes were killed in the courtroom.
The negro who killed Bramlette
jumped from the second story of a
window but was pursued and shot
dead by the Sheriff and posse. Citi-
Zens assembled in large numbers and
with arms to assist. Officers and
Sheriff commanded them to dIsarm
the negroes. In the execution OF this
order several negroes were killed by
the Sherif's posse during the night.
Total killed as far as positively known
is seveu-siX negroes and Judge
Bramlette Mayor William Sturgiss,
on his own request this morning, af-
ter rendering his resignation, was
given safe conduct to the cars by cit
liens on pledge to 60 North and never
return.
FURTHER DETAILS.
The fire which occurred on Satur-
day night destroyed property to the
amount Of seventy five thousand dol
lars. The negro was being tried as
the incendiary when they rose in
court and shot Judge Bramlette.
Jackson Moore, a negro and prOmi-
nent member of the Legislature, who
was also a prisoner, as being acces-
sorry to the burning, was shot, sup
DOSpd mOFtallV. last NIGHT.
Another fire occurred, destroying
the church and other buildings.
A meeting Of the citizens was held,
and a safety committee, to cooperate
with the Sheriff in the preservation Of
order, was appointed.
All is now quiet. The Safety Com
mittee arrived at Jackson this morn
ing to confer with Governor AlcOrn
in relation to the matter Of Mayor
Sturgess, who left promising never to
return. He is a Connecticut man.
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MOBILE

NOBLE, March THE cotton market IS
quiet: middllng, l5J6gl4c; net receipts, 1873
bales: exports cOastWise, 1855 bales; sales,
1000 bales; stock, "A sol bales.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

I WILL SEA or rent my Valley Plantation.
i situated In YallahatChie county, Miss
three miles frOm Charleston, the county sita
Of said county, containing nine hundred and
sixty acres-three hundred acres in high
state Of cultivation. There ara on the place
a large and comfortable dwelling, contafnfaq
six rooms; Clubhouse and press, nearly new.
and q sufficient nuEaber OF cOmf0Fta6la cab
ms for labOEers The above place viii ne a1fd
or rented on the most liberal terms For
further psrtieulaIB apply TO Hugh Torrance.
No. 10 Jefferson street, or TO me az Charles
ton, Mis-. tfelb vi j, A. HOUSTON,
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Attachmsnt Notice

No Izl8 A. Din the Second Circuit C91r A-
9beiby county, Tenn au1as T. Lllilll en- f-
Thomas r. Parrish
IN this eazse an a1laGllnle4l Aetlus ~ "a
i sued out, Huder section ~ ot US
and refurnes into court levied p pom L-1 rear
esfa.ta of q defendant, and alla-fl- l5e - o,it-
mace shat the defendant, Z -lolll..s 2 ~ ---1
T. ie5,fer4 tn nfalurE ia the sum or SID e.
10 FaIqnce due piaLullu on 8 lef-sll Ila=-
u7ent rendered In ms atot ID we E1-5- O.
1,------,-1 Fsieea Hamilton county, Dltu-
s---ii7rf said datendaut. anQ tlal me 1e'-l.-
s5,f Tbonlas r. Parrish, Is q non-rasldanl az
frs STATE Of Tennessee
II q therefore 0rderal. Ihat be make D g
~arls1flal appearance herells 1el1ra tl4 l.s e.
6ffhs Second Circuit Cuurt OF shelby l0uul- 3
on the third Monday iu .laT next and l-aleiil d
said attachment suit Wls1ln The lllla pre-
gs.rfhed By law, or tlse allla viz De- prlcet
WITH exparte, and that copy OF tuls otlsf
be published once a week ior lQll
tive weeks. in the Memphis Aup5a--
Done al once, this 4ah daT oL alaEei .ei-.
= ID BOY EE. clerk
BY W. LEWIS W HARrollt Lel.--y
N N 1giIiiar5son. Lewis g Craig. ali 81 .lt
plaintiff.
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FRIDAY. March y, 1871,

within legal hours. the foloWing dsscIl3ea st-
v,rrr,e~fv fo-y Wit. al certain lot or parcel OF
Tronnd which is the northern one tllru Eal
q tharsabouts Of LOS No - as lsla uo8n on
the original plan Of the city or WEN MS, ~
Est side of Main street, Little north OF Jet-
fsrs1n street. Ia said city bounded on the
north by the dlVidlrg llue p5tteen Or =LiltL
-cnfb ~ a line parallel with the tlstl N st
Ifus and tRentY-dVe tset south Of its and
seef tv Second sllev, making a lot OF twenty
Ave- feet rout on Main street and l485S feet
deep.
ruOuthss notes with approved security re-
uuired. Equity Of redemption barred.
EDMUND A. COLE, CLERK end Master.
Err-frs nlrf .g ffaaff afEorrfara falls
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We ask every one to read the following Ger
tihCates from many OF the most eminent
physicians In the country:
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GALVFSTON.
NASHVILLE.

/ 3ALvEsros, March 7.-COttOn quiet; good
ordinary. lll4c4ll54; net receipts, $50 bales
exports TO treat Britain, S97 bales sales, 70.
! bales stock, o. $40 bales.
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saIarday. tbs 4LL Day d MargL. al.

La front OF the slaIiI's Office. on Second
street. IN the city Of Mem phis. shelby county,
I'ruu-7 sell at pubic auction, % tne highest
bidder for cash, ali lie right. title, interest
and eiaila that Hugh L. Brill-I5y has IN aud
li @uelhy county. Tenn tu-wits Lot 1919 D
three auud el and forty ~ ue on the plan Of
TIE eily OF Memphis Situate 90 tie east
s'de HI court square, 30 Che southeast corner
OF Il1 intersection OF Court and Second
streets, ing HUlG ON second street ct
di-t lrtir more vr less. and running 9aC K ItsIE
feet 1el"eeu parailtl lines % an alley
AAor uF FtfLls OF one other q Ia Issued
rom Lle same court lu favor OF r. Ne Bride &
90. vs. Hugu IL. BrlukIey Judgment sIE4
court cost SILL VIII. 40 the sum= tfu1a ana
place sell 90 puullc auction, 20 tue highest
bidder. for - ID, ali tle right. tltI-. Interest
and claim lIat hlgL L. BrukIey has n and
. To the tolloHlus r-5i estate, % wits Lot No.
two hundred and utty tzaDi on the plan CT the
city OF Vi zmpi is, Oh the south siIe OF Conrt
squar=. AisO, l0t no. four hundred and
eighteen Ju the % an of said city, situate on
ths southeast corner Of Monroe and Third
streets Also, lot No. three hundred and
Ninety LSjI Oh he Jan Of said city, situate
on the northwest corner o. Concord and
and uiueJy-turee lasII on the plan of said
city, situate ON the unEtIea-t corner OF Con-
cOrI and Third streets. Also, l3- three uuu
cred and thlrty-slX l33I on the plan OF faid
city, situate on the east side OF Second street,
between Washington and Adams strests-al
lu SHELBY county Tennessee. sale In legal
hours. February lI. ISL
MARCUS j. WRIGHT, sheriff.
By HEG. =. Pow III. ID s.. Hle. uF county.
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CINCINNATI, March 7.-Insurance
on the Portsmouth fire is as follows
Home, New York, 5000; Phoenix,
S440O; North America, $1,000; Mer-
chants, Hartford, $2j00; Atlas, $4,000;
Security, New York, $270O; LOrillard,
$500; North American, $1,000; Under
writer's, $500; Manhattan, 32700;
International, 5000; Hartford, $500;
Andes, $1,000.
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CHARLIE EsT6g, March 1.-The cotton market
s dull and q shade lower; middling, SIC
let rec sIpts, 1913 bales exports TO Gre' B Il
i'm 242l bales; sales. 40 bales; stock, 81, ,357.
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LUM Der.

DOORs, sash. Blinds, Glass, Flooring. Cell
~ ing, Weather BOARDING. Clear cypress,
Poplar and White Pine, dressed Bulldiu8 3
Lumber, Laths ard Shingles, FeBeiug Lum-
Der, Cedar and Cypress Posts.
Framing lumber cut TO order.
81 CORNER AUCTION AND M - -
leS kIRTLaAND d LIVlN tlr1ll.-
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range. s6a7. Cattle scarce, firm and highe
ct So SCOT So Whisky, sac.
LOUISVILLE.


Louisville, March The cotton market is
very dull and prices lower; middliDg, l3S
l8lzc. Flour very nrm and demand fair ;
extra family, g p. Grain very hrm, but
nothing doing. Groceries quiet, but steady.
Tobacco; Sales, 37S hhds; 5h96Zc for COM
mon to good lugs 654alIc for low shipping TO
tair cuitlr g leaf; 2O886c for common to
medium bright wrappers
MOBILE.
NOZZLE, March THE cotton market is
bales; exports coastwise 1855 bales; sales,
1000 bales; stock, "A sol bales.
CHARLESTON.
CBARrEsFov. March THE cotton market
IS dull and q shade lower; middling, 35zci
net rec eIpts, 1913 bales; exports to Gref Is It
ain, 2l2! bales sales, 40 bales; stock, S03S7.
SAVANNAH.
sAvAENAH, March The cotton market
is Irregular; middlIng, 1870; net receipts, l32j
bales; exports, to Great Britain, 4i1l bales
10 the Continent 1900 bales; cOastWlse, lZ53
bales; sales, 1900 bales; stock 1872.
GALVESTON.
aALvEsros. March 7.-COtton quieti good
ordinary, u54c4 ll54; net receipts 80 bales !
exports 10 Great Britain, s97 bales; sales, zoo
bales; stock, Gl, $40 bales.
NASHVILLE.
NAsHvmLE, March The cotton market
Is autet: low middllng. ll54. Bulk meats
Clear sides, ll14c; clear ribbed, lie; shoulders,
Sic Packed bacon Clear sides, ia;
shoulders, sIfc; hams, l2c; sugar-cured hams
Ice Lard, he. Corn, zoe. Oats B5c. Flour
FOREIGN.
LONDON, March 7.-COnsOls sllz for money
aud on account American bonds easier ~
OF 1852 92Iz; Of lS65, Old 9i5si 5--U5 OF 1901
gllE. lO-lO1 sqlL Erie 49, Illinois Central,
ICgIs Atlantic and Great Western, 80. stocks
steady.
LIVERPOOL March 7.-COttOn dull, and
holders anxious 10 sell; middling, uplRnds "a; ;
aid. InfddIing Orleans quoted az 754g75sd J;
sales, 5000 bales; 29G5 for export and specu-
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HOME DISPATCHES.
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WHEELING, w. v, March THE
Grand Jury in the case Of A. G. Quar-
rier, defaulting Treasurer Of the
Wheeling Savings Institution have
found nine true bills against him, and
more expected,
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