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such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
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Died:

PIiCHER--At his residence. threes fUurths Of q
mile northeast of Macarthur, nc ~ o'clock,
0niSaturday afternoon, March 20, 1872, JAMES
iILoHER, aged N years, II months, and 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-07
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
What the slsOk-EHd-Tsa LaW-6lYers Ac-
Dllshsd Yesterday.

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, January 6.-In the senate bills
were introduced s. follows:
A bill affecting the northern portion Of
Mississippi.
A bin 70 protect owners of stock along
lines OF railroads.
A hiIl IA relation 10 contesting elections.
A bin 70 change the time Of holding
circuit court in the first district.
A bill to ansHd several acts concerning
the Grensds, Houston and Eastern rail-
road.
A biI to cPsngs the burden Of proof in
CERTAIN csses.
A bill 10 amend an sct TO incorporate
The town Of fernando, DssOtO county.
A nil 70 provide for the publication OF
3 digest OF the Mississippi land reports.
A bill 70 smend an sot 70 encourage in
ternal improvements in Mississippi,
Mr.. Morgan introduced 9 resolution for
the legislature 20 adjourn on the 18Th OF
February, on which no action wss taken,
After 8 further Introduction Of minor
local bills the senate adjourned until
The governors veto on the following
bills was sustained BY vote OF twenty
one 20 ten:
An act 70 Incorporate the Srensds Ssv-
inRs and Trust company
Az. act 70 extend the tins for assessing
the taxes Of Dssoto oO0niy for lS72.
An sca 70 regulsts tie lease Of the State
psuit5ntlzTy.
Tns lstler bill Is one that has csussl
much uuesEinees 20 the public, especial
" acOng free laboEng people, and since
tae veto has besn read and The same
sustained, much enthusiasm prevails.
In The house Little attention wss paid 70
ANYTHING but the Introduction Of bills Of .
rpiDor character, the sppOrIiOnment Of the
governors message, ana the sustaining OF
the governors vsBo OF Richardson's infs-
nous bill.
Alsorn addressed the legislature LAST
night, and bsrsgsd his party for its seem
ing instability.
John GCGill, formerly OF Memphis vas
elected president OF the Printers union
The election for State printer takes place
on Monday, tbs pa instant.
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q dczsn railroads; with her magnificent
river 'front.', cleared entirely OF the rugged
old bluff now about to be torn away, and
in its stssd tho cOmmercs of q hundred
daily steamer srrivsls-whst hinders her
from becoming q city OF a quarter Of 3
million inhsbitSnts2
Mr.. Moore concluded with some fslici-
tous remarks, which provoked the laugh
ter Of the crowd.
Mr.. Holbrook. OF the school board, gave
q history Of what was done in ths Way OF
educational progress for SONS years past.
The meeting then adjourned to q sids-
board. which was fixed up in the room,
and enjoyed sandwiches, champagne and
cigars, and more speeches.
PRESENT.
Among the gentlemen present our
learned reporter noticed the mayor Sher-
III Wright, Mr.. KestinK of the APPEAL,
DR.. Msury of the school board, General
Robertson of Virginia, Mr.. Kortrecht, Mir.
NJ. Gavin, Mr.. Slaughter, superintendent
OF public schools, Mr. McMsuus, Mr..
Sweeney, ex-Alderunan Moffet. Mr..
Steffev, Mr.. Barbour, Mr. J. NJ. Cannon,
Mr.. Holbrook, DR.. Mitchell, Mr.. John
son Of the school board, DR.. Taylor, MIR.
Virgins, Mr.. Msnsford, Mr.. PsttgrsW,
Mr. Dent, DR.. FenGer, Mr.. Msckall, Mr.
Twohig, Mr.. Kendall, Mr.. Fol5y, Mr.
Heath, the srchitects-M Baldwin q
Jones-Mr. Woodruff. Mr.. Parker, M.
Jnc, Walsh. Mr.. Goodman, Judge ". z.
Smith, Dr. Thornton, Mr.. Fred. Brennan,
DR.. Smelzsr, Mr.. John Hollywood and
others whcee names escaped the memory
OF tbs reporter.
Full justice wss done to tbs lunch, ard
then the visitors spread themselves over
the building and expressed themselves
well plssssd with what they saw. We re-
serve iul description Of It for Mondays 3
APPEAL
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MARRlEn.

HANCoCK-5HOCK-O the Sd instant, a
the residence Of the brides father, Captain
S. d. Shock, b7 the Very Rev. Thos. Burke
sf Rome. Mr.. 8. D. HAEoOcK and Miss E1CLA
M. sHocK. both OF this city. No cards.
The best wishes OF host o. friends accom-.
psny the young couple upon their suspicious
start for happy journey through life.
BROWN-MORBIs-On the Sd instant, Al
the residence OF Mr.. :. n. Lsrkin, By Rev
Father C'Bzisn, ssr. E. 5 BEoWS, OF this city
and Miss J. N. MoRRIs, formerly OF Charles.
ton, Z. Q. No cards.
sTILEs-DWYER-On the evening Of Do
osmber 8lst, by the Rev. Father Walsh, Mr.
MARSHALL Stills and Miss NoRAR DwxER,
AL Of this city.
BDS-The frisnds and acquaintance
Of ". H. Edwards ars respectfully invited to
sttend the funeral OF his mother, Ms MAsx
EDwARRs, h.Om Asbnry Chapel. this (sUN.
DAX) afternoon, 7th instant, Ct ~ o'clock.
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the Fort Scott road and the Ellsworth
road, the roads to Fort Kearnay,
that 70 Denver, the Tebo and NeoshO
road, and the Santa Fee rOad-are all
important branches and connections
of this great highway. We therefore
publish a map showing in full the
great western railway system, of which
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Of marble in every varisty-as
pure white as the Italian, as fine
variegated as that found In East Ten
nessee, pure black, and in tact every
species of the finest marble; mines of
zinc, lead, manganese, and every spe-
cies OF valuable minerals; vast forests
OF splendid walnut and other valuable
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Memphis will be made the beneficiary
by the construction Of this road to
Kansas City.
Memphis cannot stand still. She
must either go forward or fall back
ward. st. Louis is pressing US severely
on the west. Through her Cairo and
Fulton road, and her road to Texas,
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Nd THEIR G ooNNUcTIoNs1

she is striving to grasp the whole
trade Of the ns-Mississippi country
Her efforts can only be counteracted
by the construction of the Memphis
and Kansas City and Shreveport rail
roads. The country Of which she
seeks to rob US is naturally tributary
to Memphis. The people Of the West
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are friendly and anxious to come to
us; but we must give them the facili-
ties, or they will be compelled tC go
elsewhere. This road will secure the
trade, for all time, of the whole of
northern Arkansas. 1t will bring
within a days transportation
the rich and exhaustless qUarries
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heart OF the great grain and meat
producing and -four and breadstuf5
manufacturing sections OF the North
west. From that point q perfect sys-
tenn Of road DIVORCES in every direc-
ton. There will be three great feed
ers directly tributary to this road
the Springfield and Topeka road,
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the NEW YORK Day seODs zARxEr.

NEW YORK. January 6.
Prices are generally firm, owing to the high
prices o. the raw material. The stock Of wool
Ia this and other markets Is unusually small,
and prices are now so high aa 70 cause the
stopPage OF some OF the mills. The stock Of
domestic fleece wool here is reduced to l,72s0O0
pounds, and $4,000 pounds pulled against
8 l50,000 pounds fleece, and I,l0,U00 pounds
pulled the same time last year, but
there Is a larger stock OF Callfor-
mia fall-elip than last year, but this is
short and nl-adapted for manufacturing pur-
poses without long and finer woods to mix.
The prices Of spring Woolens are not estap-
lished. Heavy brown cottons have advanced
1Tc per yard. Pacific Mills percales, 2xc,
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FUNERAL ROTICE.

MONTEDONICC-The friends and acqusin-
tance OF LOUIS MOSrzDoNIo0 are respectfully
invited 70 attend bis funeral, from b, late
rssid snce. on Second street, this (sUNDAY)
morning, 7th instant, e. precisely half past
O'clock. Requiem mass at 81. Peters Church
ats O'Clock Hacks in waiting at the resi-
dence or ct Eolst's
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the cO1TON nARxE1s OF the wOaLD.


NEW YORK.
NxW YoRx, January 6.-Ths cotton market
g drm at advanced prices; middling uplands,
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January o. Cotton market
active and drmer; middling uDlands, l014d;
middling Orleans, l05<d; sales, 1000 bales, OF
which 500 bales were for export and specula-
ton Sales yesterday reached 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 6.-cotton mar
ket strong; sales, e,ooe bales; good ordinary,
ls5<9l976c; low nafddliDg. l9)f9iS<c middhu 3
2ok@201zc; receipts, 1851 bales; exports coast
wise, 34S7 bales; stock, lel s076 bales.
CINCINNATI
CNuNHATI, January e.-Cotton market
nrm, with fair demand; middling uplAnds,
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. January 6-Cotton market nrn;
middllng, l1<1lp9zc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 6.-Cotton market &C.
tive atadyanced prices; Eniddling held ct 201<c
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 6.-Cotf IN mar xsi
sxs,tsd and pricss hishsRi low m1ddlins, ls5<o
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ITALIAN FuHERaL .OTICE.

AONTEDONICo-Ths members OF the 60
eieta di uaione e Fratslisnzs ItalianR win
meet at their Hall this SUNDAY morning,
7th instant, at 8 o'clock promptly, to attend
the funeral OF our late brother, LOUIS hoE-
rKnoSICo. By order Of the President,
]. A SLGNAIGO.
a. B. YAonARo. sseEstary.
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This enterprise Is
one OF not only great
but Of peculiar impOr-
lance to Memphis.
All other roads Gem
pleted and PROJECT d
csnteriDg at Mem his
are and will be what
We might term scot
ton roads" The
S hrev epo TT road
shown on cur map
will also bring Us the
great cotton and cat
tie trade Of Texas.
The Memphis a n d
Kansas City railroad
viii not only bring to
Memphis the nagnih-
cent cotton crop Of .
Ter OF Tich and pro-
ductive counties be
tween Memphis AID
the Ozark mountains,
unsurpassed in { b e
capacity OF their soil
for the production Of
cotton, corn and the
cereals, but Will se-
complish . n impor-
tant purpose that no
other road completed
or projected can effect
an object that Is vi
tai and absolutely es-
sential to the pros
peTity of Memphis. It
will beget Of necessity
a diversity Of business
pursuits. It will not
only add 70 the i'm
portanee Of Memphis
as q cotton market,
but will bring it into
the world as q great
mart for til e inter
change Of the products
Of the north west and
. southeast and south
vest. Il Will make
Memphis the re at
handling point for the
immense grain crops
of Missouri, Kansas
and { b e west, fur
nished by their enter
prise with an outlet
TO the sea. 1t will
make Memphis tn o
point Of divergence fOr
8 summer as well as a
winter route to the
Pacific for all eastern
and southern travel.
1t will occupy In an
other respect q field
in our railroad system
that no other enter
prise c 9 n fill for
Memphis. Il will
bring US first, the class
OF immigration " e
want to build up our
waste places and de-
velop our great natu-
raj resources. " e
most want small iarm-
ers, skilled in the eul-
tivatiOn Of the soil.
These will be drawn
to Us from the north
west. We can secure
them only by building
q road that will bring
them here. This road
C ON p lie { e d, and
farmers, fruit-grOw-
ers, hOrticultuTists and
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DIED.

MCELhf-At O'Clock last night &c his
residence, S5 Alabama street, JoHa MOTLEY,
aged 20 years.
The friends and aeqasintances OF the fam
ily are invited to attend the funeral at 3
O'Clock this sfternoon, from his late resi-
denos.
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THE DOMESTIC 9SOOueE nAaKETS
--LATEST REPOaT sr rELEsRArH.l
JINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI.
CrNcISsArI, January 6.-Flour In good de-
mAnd at run prices; family, s6 59z, Wheat
dull and unsettled; red 81 4s9l DO Corn In
and barley quiet and unchanged. Groceries
unchanged. 1inseed oil steady and In moder-
ate demand at 75c. Lard oil steady ct 759s5c-
Pork In light demand and holders nrm aI
Sls S7ISal3 50. Lard in light demand and
holders firm at g5<Qs5zc. Bulk meats-full
prices asked, but no demand; 5z96549816c
Bacon in light demand but holders are nrm;
8s<97h975Sc. Hogs in fair demand and prices
ADVANCED: 81 5Qld4 rs. Whisky quiet and weak
at ssc. Green meats buoy ant but unsettled
shoulders, 4szS41zc; sides, $685. hams, 7sts
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. January s-It Is raining and
there is very little doing. Flour, corn and oall
unchanged. hay quiet; prime, SS2; eh9ice
clear rib dun at ne; clear, Sc, sugar, molasses
and Wnisky unchanged Cofiee nrmsr at 4sa
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January a--Flour dull but IN
changed. Wheat active at q decline Of lGIlhe
spring Chicago, No. 2, u z2%4l q Corn N
tar demand ct lower ratest No. mixed, 7se
Oats IN light demand and holders firm, hul
not as drIn as yesterday; No. 2, 8l7fc. Rye IN
fair demand and prices advanced; No. z 6l7se
Sc Barley IN fair demand; No. 2, e33<9555Sc
Mess pork quiet but a little higher; slS so9
is ~. Lard steady and In moderate demand
ct sc. Hams In pickle steady and unchanged
Green meats quiet and unchanged. Bulk
meats the same. Beef products the same
Live hogs moderately active bat lower; q &9
rs. Dressed hogs In good demand hul buy
ers want lower pricesi $500 ". WHISKY 10
fair demand at Sc
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 6.-Bagging dull bo'
unchanged. Flour In fair demand ana nrIn
extra family, 50 50. Grain quiet, Ern, ane
prices unchanged. Provisions hrtn and tend,
Ing upward. Mess pork, Sl4 cash foT FoTint
lots. Hams, sugar-cured, lS1Sc. Buik meats
bacon and lard unchanged In prices. Wh1ak1
sec. -
NASHVILLE, January 8.-F1our quiet anS
unchanged. Wheat 81 408l 80. Corn, CSC. Rye
$50. Oats, eoc. Cornneal quiet and unchanged
Mess pork, 81 2o; runp pork, 81 %. Lard
prime steam, &C. ketels-dFied, &c. Sugar
cured hams, I40. Bulk meats are very activl
and heavy sales; shoulders, 55<e; clear Nh, 6tze
clear sides, 70. Hogs, SS62 so
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, January e.-Flour flrna with goo.
demand, and tending up; fall superdne. IS 2
/ O. 50; x, 50 SEQ 10. Wheat arm and hl1hei
Corn nrIn; yellow on track, 4234Sc: do aacret
/ sc Qats higher; mixed In warehouse, IS,
10, In elevator, 6e1<c. Barley, commc
| spring, tsc. Rye higher and wanted: No 2 Z
! elevator, TTc. Highwtnea easier: s5Na8
/ Pork, tobbing. slS %; buyer for FebruSr5
/ SlS 70. Green meats hrm; clear no, 65SN5sI
/ Dry salt meats nrmer; loose clear rlh. 6za55z
| clear, 6zc. Bacon unchanged; only an orda
! trade. Lard active and nrm Of sc, spot, 81
1sllef for Ee6E1sryi se, buyer tor Feerpal,
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stock rsisers will be gathered here from
Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska
and other northwestern States. We
will not in the present century secure
them from any other direction, or
through any other means than
the construction Of this road
to Kansas City, where il taps the
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and Shelby county. Two routes
to the Pacific will soCn be opened; {;
one by way Of Kansas City, the other
through a SUMMER CLINE, and then we
will witness the construction OF the
great bridge across the Mississippi.
It's omission Is tie only defect in Gur
map Of Memphis western railways.
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Pursuant 20 public notice, an election
yEss held Yesterday 20 secure the indorss-
1Deut Of he citizens for the contract re-
geutlv entered into between the city aud
tie Memphis Water company and the re
sult Is = Eand-oUe afdrmatiye, the returns
showing 2Iig for and lis against; msioriEy,
2OO5 Here are the figures by wards;
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vicksburg and Pensaccls, the Meridian
and Red River, the Crystal Springs and
Yszoo City. We trust We may soon bs
able to chronicle the commencement Of
work upon some If not all these roads.
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LAW REPORT.
Flr.. Clrepl. oeur.-nsl.a.lI. Iaag

First CireRit oOurt-neisksiI, Iadge.
Ia ali cases tried a. this term where mo
tions for new trials hays bean made, coun-
sci are notified to make up bills Of
exceptions, in order that the court may be
able to sign them during this week, 30
that II the motions for new trials are not
dispossd OF they can Be continued until
the next term and ths parties have the
benefit Of their appeals Ahould the motions
be refused.
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THE LAST xEv YORK TRAGEDY.
fiu Fisk Shot - kOrtaiIy WsuaSOd Iss-
tr6ay Afternoon.
eld TsrmsatlOa sf His LIassn with ths
Nanshsls.
eeuaraly Action Of stekes, kanshsla's
Partner IN Crime.


NEw YoRK, January 6.-Jsmss Fisk
r., was shot twice IN tbs breast BY I'd
ward Stokes. et the Grand Central hotel,
at 4s20 D. N today. The s4AiE took plsoe
IN the Yestibule. Fisk Wss assisted 20 8
chsir. Il is thought be cannot survive.
stokes wEs arrested and conveyed 70 the
ffeeuth precinct ststiOnhouse. Fisk had
u alighsed from his carriage and en-
.sfsd ths hotel when be wRs shot.
sEaoEp pssPATOH.
ma nssgs OF sbe shooting Of Fiak has
s1-ssd over tns city and has prod ucsd in
tense sxeiteEent. There is = vast crowd
OF poopls a-ound the Grand Central hotel,
where Flax Is lying IN 3 very critical con
4. Il probSsIssshss s,okss was In an ex-
cifed stste n AIrag, caused by the pro-
osedIngs a. Yorkvilie, where he was Wit
ness .o-dzy in the Hsnshsld hbsl sUit.
For some time he l. ssid 20 hsve been in
s osspsrate stats of mind, evidently
oanrsd BY the slow progress OF the cases
-s..ilssE aFisk IN which be is concerned
ee We advice OF his counsel, sx-Judgt
cKson, hlSgokes refused TO make
~ ststernsst. Tha most intense indig-
sion Is universally expressed against
a. manner OF tbs shooting, Among the
aundreds who inquired Of the hotel ss 10
ths condition OF the victim, there VIZ
but one opinion, thst q iutsnse indiEua-
ton against the assassin 'lnd commissSrs-
tion for the victim
Drs. Wood and White Cd others are In
attendance on FiEk his Awound Is pro
nounsed dangerous. There 'ds consider
sble nervous prostrslion, Dat neithsl
henorrhags nor ind animation have yel
set in.
While Fisk's condition is considered
critles' tns opinion OF the surgeons In
sttsndsncs Is thst he would certainly
live over night.
Charles S. Spencer, one Of Fisk's law.
yers, stated in the crowd 81 the Grand
Central aofel that stokes had already Cd
tsinsd nity Thousand dollars from Fisk,
and that falling in his LAST attempt he
hsd, Ike coward, shot FISK. ne aiso
Eai8 thst when Stokes left the court to
dsy he was perfectly cool and collected.