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We quote

Sales to-day sbout 1900 bales. Peeler-
p at 22X. Middling-66 at 22L. Strict
low middling-25 at 2lX. Low middling
los At 2l5S; 20 st 2lk l54 st 2lH Strict
2lZ, 109 at q, 10 at 2l%, Good ordinary
Il At 20z, las ct 20H, 10 At 2z "A st 20x,
II at 20Z. Strict Ordinsry-2S9 st 20. Or
dinRry-4I st 19, IS ct ISZ.
EiddIing here ST this time last year-I4K9 -
AiddlinR In New York same date. -9l5Z
e. a. - q "a
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Ssulhsrn-Maas cOttoa Gsods,

OsNABURGS, BROWN sHEEFING AMI
~ BHIREINa, standard weight, manufac-
tnred OF the best cotton, at Prattsv1la, Ala,
furnished 70 the trade 81 New YORK prices
nom Ito leo haIss. Calland xamtna ample
les g. W. IRuNHHAREs ~ FrenfeE
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MISSISSIPPI EEVEE AND sT4IR TAX
w PAYE&-Au Lntere8tsd4n ths payment
CT n is1tEE.p1 EeTao ana Bfn1e t1x11 Can have
f1rfsltad, Sadeamad " application &C.
8H&ENB HAEEs1
nkoaH JasEnL &g-
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ooNPARAr1vE srATEMHKr.
NEW ORLEANS.

INV UhLEAN9l H0IOu 90
Cotton receipts, 1856 bales; exports to
Liverpool. 1900 bales; exports TO New
York, $50 bales; stock, l5l,694 bales. For
the week-Nst receipts, IL, 452 bales; gross
receipts, 1884 bales; exports to Liver
pool, 16. SIl bsles; exports to continent,
IL, lois bales; exports to Revel, ITO bales
exports oORstwise, S204 bsles.
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MsmphIs and Kansas Clty Railroad,
KOn-ResideRt Rotlee.

q INSCRIPTIONS OF Arkansas lands to this
y Company can now be made. For terms
apply to- DONOHO& BULKLEY,
mh6 50 Nadisou sfreet
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moKETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
fLArnsT KERoET BIZ zELnsRARHl
NEW YORK

i bsiag a holiday, tbs Stock Ex.
$3.50 40 closed; but . small number OF
A--crs interested In etookz and gold were
~tse-ef ia front Of the exchsngs. A
800 dssf Of sold was sold st from 10 %
-. olasing q q l-ip pids
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the DOEEsrIc PRODUCE HARKETs.
--LATEST REPoRr By TELEeRAPHl
sT.LOUTs,

ST. LOUIS, March % -Four, quiet
and weak for low grades; others hrm,
ex-winter s. Is; xxx, S7G7 rs; family,
81 9O98 rs. Wheat, spring, firm; No. 2
Chicago, 81 So Corn dull bat unchanged
40HQ4lc. Oats dull and lower to sell:
small lots of No. 2. 36o. Barley quiet at
6O970c. Pork lower with some ~specula.
tive demand; sales a. SIl 50@Il IS Dry
salt meats quiet; loose clear rib and clear
sides, to arrive next week, 6G6Lo;
packed lots ~ higher. Bacon closed
lower; shoulders, 4Z94Zc; clear rib,
exc; clear sides, 20; order lots, H9kc
higher. Lard dull; Sc offered and $40
asked. Hogs dull 81 s. sOQ4 90. Csttle
0uies RE q b0d6 d.
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NASHVILLE,

81. LOUIS, March 29.-Cotton Is quiet
middlings, AZG22c.
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l~ian-Raaldaat -.

Before JOHN ". HARRIS, J.. P, OF Fayette
County, Tennessse-Reoscca E. Ing, adj
mintstratrtL Of =. ". Ing, deceased, VS.. r.
D. Wtnsstt.
A TEACHMENT having been sued out in
IA the above on the rOuBd that the
defendant il q nonresident las appeared by
sfddavft) OF the stats Of Tsnnsssse, and the
same having been returned before me. a Jus
tice Of the Peace in and for said county and
State, levied upon the pTrsoBal TOpeFty OF
the defendant, 4. D. Wfnsstt, said defendant
viii take notice that said cause Is set for trial
before me, at my ofdcs, IN GSlioWGy's Sta.
ton, Memphis q Ohio Railroad, On the 4Eh
day ofApTI next, AZ the hCur OF 1Gk O'Clock
AM, when and where defendant viii take
notice 10 appear and defend said cause, OF the
same viii be proceeded with expsrte; It Is
further ordered that publication be made in
the Memphis Appeal for our weeks.
Thts ID day of March, B72.
JOHN ". HARRIS. J, p.
mhE for Eauafra E-nnNw
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Chanesry Sale Of RsaI Estate
Saturday, April l3th, I372,
Sherifs Sale Of Real Estats.


81 By virtue OF an execution from the
First Circuit Court OF SHELBY county in favor
Of George W. Cone VI. d. Pants, for sl0,Sl6 %,
with interests and costs, I VIII sell 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, In frOnt CT theS1ers
ids once, on Second street. between Union
and GsyosO streets, IL the city Of Memphis,
On Saturday, the 30th Day of March, 1872,
the following real estate: Lots Nos.6 and J
IN Tulman Bettts' subdivision near the city
Of Memphis: Beginning at o stake north
west corner OF the Uunn tract OF - acres, on
the east side Of q 60-foOt street; thence north
bleckgum marked 3, the northeast corner
Of said Dun tract On Ers. Remberts west
line; thence north 20Ne west q chains and
"a N 20 q stake and honor locust marked
A. near 8 branca Mrs. R9Hobert's corner, at
the Offset OF q 60-foot street; thence south Sc
south Il east 10 chains and 50 links TO the be-
ginning. containing 70 2-lG acres more or
less.
Also. lot No. 2, In block no. 5. in Bradford's
sEbdision, In the city Of Memphis: Begin
MIN at q stake $50 feet from the intersection
thsaoa with the north line OF ROceson street
IS feet to q stake; thence northWsrdly at
r1ght-anglss with Robson street 80 feet to
an alley; thence with the south line OF said
alley IS fest; thence southWardly pSrallel
with one avenue l50 feet 70 b beginning.
avenue, In the city OF Memphis, q run
ming back, between parallel lines, IN 1eets
levied on a. the property OF ID. Pante 70 sat-
isfy said execution, Interest and costs. Sale
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 4
pm. February 3. 1872.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. ". &C eman,D Deputy sheriff.
MvefeA wyatt. Egu~R.- Atf'ya for plhtn. fe29
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 29.-The Oottonmsr
ket; middling uplsnds, 2lAe.
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cREniTngA RoTIeE

No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county, tennessee. a. Anderson, admin,
tstrator OF the estates Of n. +. and A. II
Hobbs, deceased, VS.. Glars E. Heb ct al
IN this cause tt appearing thst the fnsol-
L vency OF the estates Of n. r. and IA. n
Hobbs has been suggested;
II is therefore ordered, That all persons
having claims against said estates maks
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
Of the Probate court OF Shelby county, Ten
uessee, in the city Of Memphis, on or before
the nrst Monday in July, B72, and have
themselves made parties to this suit,
and exhibit AID prove their claims OF
demands against said estates, or the
same will be forever barred and the cquse
viii be proceeded with expar6s; and that z
copy OF this order be published once q week,
for three months. in the Memphis Appesl.
This March u, 1872.
A copy-Rttest:
JAMES BELLY, CLERK,
BY J. n. CULLEN, IepUty Clerk.
YaZce q Anderson, sols. for complainant.
mhRl.wad
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the NEW YORK DRY GOODS MAKRET.

NASHVILLE, March 29.-CottOn is dull,
but unchanged; low middling, 21kc.
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NOTICE,

OFFIcE OF MRoRAEIos' Il srITUFE,l
ODD FELLOWS III
7 TO LEASE, by tee Memphis Me-
w chantcs' Institute. 6 suitable LOr, con-
veufent 10 the central or b1sinel portion Of
the city, on which 20 erect an inoustftal Ex~
nosifton Hall Parties Wishing TO lease. or
teu on easy terms will address the following
fioumfftee stating location. EiEa. Of LOT.
fer7ns efst q REEDER.
q. A. BEGHN.
u. BuhK,
mhH ComUittee On GFoEnda.
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ST LOUIS.

CINCINNATI, March 29.-Cotton lie
steady; middling, 22Kc.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
spartssbars-Is Prsbsts esEFt.
James Z, eoodlstt Admir-. Piaintia,
W.
Sunis Cleveland. BENJAMIN Osve- q
land and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants.
BENJAMIN Cleveland and
Defendants In this action

sunis CleSslsnd, Benjamin CIsve- 6sEass0n,
and and Jesse Cleveland
Defendants,
70 BENJAMIN Cleveland and Jesse Cleveland,
Defendants in this action:
YOU are hereby summoned 70 answer the
y petition Of James 7. Goodlsst, tbs above
nam6d platnttG, which wa fled in tbs once
OF tbs Judge OF Probate for B~paftanburg
county on the Eth day Of January instant,
and 70 serve a copy OF your arGWe on the
Subscribers At their omee, In the town OF
S~partanburg. South Carolina, within twenty
Gays altar the service Of this ex-
cluAtve OF the day OF service; and II you AL
70 answer said petft&n Is hsreby required,
ire plaintiff VII apply TO the Cour Tor the
relief demanded IN the petition
Dated ths 18th Gay OF January, B7l
EFINS & BOMAE, IA RA
Take notice that the object Of the action en-
titled IN the shove II TO obtain .
settlement Of tbs guardianship Of joan B.
Cleveland, deceased, guardian for the GboVe
named d~sfsndants, and that no personal
/ aim hs made against you.
EFIES a BONAR
fels Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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g Z Il sAucE.
PTOnOunoed BY UOnnOiB8euH

"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
If improves appetite and digestion, and Il
Is ~unrivaled for Its flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA q PERRIN to prosecute su
parties making or vending counterfeits.
JOHN BUNCAHB SONS,
oo5 AGENTS, New York.
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With full directions and forms for all tTaos.
actions IL every State Of the Union. By
TaEoPhILUS PARSONS, LII. D.
a correct, eco1 omical and safe Counselor
n Adviser.
SO plain, full, courats and complete that
no person can afford to be without IL. En-
booying the results OF the labor and study OF
the most popular and sue 5ssful writer of
Law books in the ountry
Send Tor circular, with terms ETC.
Address NATIOgAL PUBLISHING CO.,
274 and 276 Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee. mhF6 dAW
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NEW oRLFANs.

NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Tho banks
are closed to-day.
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Saturday. AnrlI q la72

within legal houlB, the following described
property. sttuated in Memphis, Shelby coun-
Is, Xenzesseei being part Of two loH. 4 and
5, which were originally lots ]. 2 and 5 q
block No. 9, So laid down on tina part a
Memphis known as South Memphis, (which
two lots were recently GubdfTtdsd into ;
lots by order OF said court,l to-Wtt: Lot No.
2 OF said last subdivision, commanding or
tbs ee8t side OF DeSsto street. H0 feet south OF
Vance street; running thence south 30 feet
thence east 10 feet to an alley; thence north
30 feet to the corner or lot No. l; thence west
$50 1est to the point OF beginning on Desoto
htreet-lying between lots / u
Terms Of Sale-On 3 credit OF six and
twelve months; purchaser 70 Civ notes
Thts March l. 1871.
EBMUND A. COLE Clerk and Naztsr.
IOaWOOd 4 Micnu. A6fornaVa- mhl AT
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n

CINCINNATI, March % Flour quiet;
family, 81 5OQ7 rs. Whest quiet; red, 81 20
| @l72. Corn opened firm and closed dull
at 45946c. Rye in fair demand st 9)G9le.
Oats aud barley quiet and unchanged.
Eggs duh st 14Gl5o. Butter and cheese
quiet and unchanged. Pork dull; sales at
$Il 50@ll 81 cash. Lard-demsnd light but
holders firm; steam, 7Zo; kettle rendered,
SIC. Bulk meats dull and unsettled /;
shOlderB, 4c; sides, 5K95%e, and SIC
ssked. Bacon dull; shoulders, &c; clear
sides, &c. Hams, l0%@ll%o. Hogs dull
at 81 S594 70 Whisky dull; small sales
at SAC, and buyers contend for lower rates.
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Hot Springs of Arkansas.
Recommendation Hack Line,
Little Seek, arkansas.

ESTARLIsHED in 1869 and SIN exists. re-
Z ports of interested parties to the con
traTY.
INVALIDS and PRIVATE PARTIES viii
md this the most pleasant snd agreeable
mode of reRch1Dg these far-famed waters,
traysling by daylight only,
E~THROUGH TICKETS prevent parties
fIom exercising a preference. Hacks can be
secured by telegraph. Fare by this line ss
loR as the lOwest.R&
mbA VIM. q DAVIS Pyonriator
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NJ

LOUISVILLE, March 29.-Tobscoo very
active, and prices stia; sales $50 hogs-
heads. Begging 6rm AZ 179l7Kc Flour
firm and prices well sustained; extra
family, 81 SO Grain quiet but nominsuy
unchanged. Corn, 60@sIo. Oats, 55c. Bar
ley, 10000. Rye, $4,000. Provisions
dull but unchanged. Bscon-shOulders,
SIC; clear rib, exc; clear sides, 20. Bulk
mests-no inquiry; shoulders, 4Lc; clear
rib, 5Zc; clear sides, Sc. Mess pork. $12.
Whisky steady at 85c.
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cleo,
ChanCery Sale Of Personally.

NO. SO, R-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
COUNTY -Mary A. smith, Adm'x Of owen
smith, deceased. VS.. Agnes Smith et al
nN Vtrtue of an fnterlocut0ry decree 1or sale
% entered in the above cause March 2id,
1873 / will sell ct public auction, to the high
fFt bidder, in front OF the Clerk and Masters
of1ca 6reenlaw Block, second street. in
Mamphia. Tennesses, on
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ChaneerY sac Of Real Estats

No. 2I70, N.R.-Ffrst Chancery Court OF Shell
by county-Elizabeth r. Green OF Al VI.
william L. Vance ct al.
ID virtue Of an interiocutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, LAM
nary 5, Is32, I VIII sell at pablo auction, 70
the highest bidder, In OF the Clerk and
Masters cnoe, block, second
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TRUSTEES SALE,

HINDER and By virtue o. Deed Of trust "a
" me executed BY Charles PfannesttehL on
the ID day Of MGrch. 1855. and duly recorded
&C the RsgtEter's OmeeofShsIbF CONT. Tsn-
pages los and l9 and 10 and uL,fWm, ca
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TRUTH
TO CONTRACTORS.
Pamela County Court Hsuss, Mss.

PROPOSALS are invited for The building OF
Il aCourt House 81 Ssrdis, PanOSS county,
Mississippi. The drawings and specifications
can be seen at the of1ce OF The architect,
james B. Cosk, IS Madison street, Memphis
Tennessee
AN proposals. to be sealed and delivered on
or before the 9th aay OF Msy next, either
with ]. @. HarrisOn, Esq.,, Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court, SardiE, Miss; or with James b.
Cook, Architect, Memphis.
The Board OF Supervisors reserved the right
Of rejecting any or all bids.
8. b. GUNTER,
w. ". HOWE,
mill L.P,O COOPER, COmmlHsion'rs
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saiuraav ami eth 81.

within legal hours. the following described
personal property, 70 wit:
Two 60 Horses and one "a SarltsEa
Also,
All Personal Property 70 me estate
al said 1ecidsnt IN the hands OF Mrs. NJ. A.
smith. administretrtxs etc. consisting IN
MorAes CRrEaaEes, AeaFses
and nuch material IS Is used IN tho undertake
/ ~ businees generally. now al store. corner
1 9aYosa and Ssepnd sfresES
$780, ~ aaie-Czeh This March rs. 1871.
EDNDND A. COLE. CLERK and Master.
/ H. Clay King Solicitor 30. Dh&
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THE COTTON RARKETS OF THE WORLD.
ILATEsr REPORT By T~ELEeRAPHl
NEW YORK.
NEW York, March 20.
This being Good Friday, and being OBJ
served in New York, we are without our
usual NewYork cotton reports--APPEAL D
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N~aN-REsInENT RaTleE.

No. 4As, Rim the FIRST Chancsy Court Of
EhalhY county, Tonuessso-Iaabeua Smooi
vs.. Charles L Smoot.
IT Appearing frOtn mdayit In this cause
4 thai the defendant. Charles y. 8moot. IL
q non-rssident Of theStats Of Tennessse. al
that his present place Of residence Is IN
knoTns
hts Appearance herein, 81 the ~conrthouae
in the city OF Memphis, Tsnneasss, On or BE-
fore the dIst Monday N Nay, B74,
plead, answer OF demur to eompiainaufs'
bill, or the same VIII he taken for confessed
as 70 him and set for hearing expaxte; and
that q COPY OF this order be published once 3
week. for four successive weeks. Ia the Mem
pnis Appeal. ThLa March 8, E72
A copy-attest:
EDAUHD A. COLE Clerk and BasteR.
B. 3. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Jno. g. Finnie 60. for oomprn& Imh5 tn
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On. ,. >. JoHNsoNs
MEDICAL DIsPENsAHl


sucn es5yphiilis. GonOTThea, Giest. stricfurG
and All Urinary DISEASES SyphiLife ~ Aaf
eurlal anecttona Of the throat. aLiu OF bous1
oIcnittns hernia OF rupture: Eiso tee eject
o. eoIta[T habit rDinous to the body and
Nina producing biOfches on the 1scs. Gsb5if
" mPotency, dizziness. dlmuess OF siThf
contoston Of ideas, evil f~orebCdfuR. aVsrsicr
% soels.Y. loas CT memory weakness etc
not al OF these il any q case. Bat an ecour'
nng frequently IN various cases. Rneuus
1am and rheuEstfe pains cured b 4 nsE
mstEcd.
Particular attention paid % the DIsEasFs
OF OAA nch - Excessive. Euuprsssef
OF painful Aenstr1ation. Lush0rrfua q
HnltesI 4l11nE OF he WOno. ~ AL frrsF1.
lily or -oafTapnesss and oftsn-times cors
SUMPTION
The doctor car Be consulted nsrsouauv ~
by Letter upon al diseases not requfrfr1 -
attention outsids OF his oMrs. Onca hour5
from sam. 20 3 O'clock pm.
nos De IOHE8OH. H. D.
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NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, March 29l-Flour dull;
supsIhRs. So co; double extra, f72597 so;
treble extra, Is. Corn quiet; mixed and
yellow, 75c; white, SOC; Oats FIRM at
b7G5Ss. Bran scarce and ffrmer 81 81 90,
Hay In light supply and frmar; prime,
$40; choice, Sal. Pork dull st Sl8 %. Bs-
con dull a. 5k97k@7Ic, Hsms-sugaT-
cured, IO9I1o. LARD hrm; there's, 9z@9Hc;
keg, l0H4lOZc.. Sugar dull; common,
7He; good fair, SIC; fully fair, exc. Mo-
lasses in In good demand; inferior fer
menting, Csc; centrifugal f~ermenting, S6e;
fair fermenting, 42c; prime ~fermenting,
As Whisky-western reotihed, S5@95c.
Coffee quiet; fair, 19H9I9Zc; good, 1910
20Xe; prime, 2OZ.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March 9-Flour quiet. Whest
No. 2 spring active ss-tl 20. C0rn-NO.
2 mixed quie5 at S8GSsHo. Oats quiet and
unchanged. Rye-No. 2 neglected and
nominal 81 COS. Barley-No. 2 spring essi-
or ct 4S9s9Hc, Mess pork steady and a
shade hrmsr; Sll SOL 87H Lard better
at IS 1905 20. Bulk meats steady and I'M
| changed. Picked hams dull at 6Z@Skc.
HighWines inactive at S3@S3Zc offered,
sSHc asked. Hogs dull and declined TO
81 ZOOS so.
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NASHVILLE, March 20 Flour Is IN good
demand at foil prices; supsriue 90 75@
z Is family, $S49. Whest firm at 81 65S
/ 70. Corn in good demand 90 full prices
65G63o. Oats In fair demand at 5565Se,
The market is bare of rye and barley.
COrnmeSl, s. 25. Mess pork, Sl3 90; rumps,
$Il. Lard, prime steam, &c; kettle, exc,
Bulk mests-shoulders, SIC; clear rib, 7ct
clear sides, 7Ho. Bacon shoulders, exc;
clear rib and clear sides, SHe. Hams,
su~gsr-cured, I29I2Hc; plain, l0Hc,
Country bacon, 81, 7G9o.
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By ]. H. CULLEN, D. Q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-20

EXTRACT FROM REV. MIR. IIaHBoURNE's FAREWELL
SERMON.
We make the following extract from the fare.
well sermon, preached by Rev. j. H. Lightbourne,
at Union NJ E. Church, last evening:
Delivering farewell addresses has been GUS
tom from time immemoriAl. The Holy scriptures
abound with examples, of the servants OF God
improving the occasion, when about to be sep
arated from their people by delivering farewell
addresses.
Before taking my leave of you, desire to ad-
dress few parting words to you. Although |
have not accomplished all the good that have
desired, yet can say, : l take you to record this
day that am pure from the blood of all men,
For have not Stunned to declare unto you all
the counsels of God"
You all know that am decided Methodist.
In my judgment the Methodist f. Church. ia
not only true Church, but DE Church of the
country. My brief ministry in Wilmington has
demonstrated the hold and influence which
Methodist doctrines and preaching have upon
the public mind. The multitudes that have been
thronging our beautiful sanctuary and the null
titudes that have been turned away for want of
room, not only during our revival services, but
long before, demonstrate that the Methodist E.
Church OF Wilmington, is the Church Of the
people. While am as strongly denominatonal
as any minister of any Church, am not less
Catholic, nor am conscious Of ever having vio-
| lated the law Of christian charity.
The future of this church is very hopeful
When l was appointed here found debt like
an incubus resting upon the church. An appeal
was made to the members and friends Of the
church, and noble indeed was the response. Sub
scriptions approxinating $4,000, and $3.50 over
and above the church debt have been received
This liberality in wiping out this debt, 80 COM
mendable has not interferred with the other col
lections Of the church
Your missionary collection, last year,
was 5000 40
Your missionary collections, this year, is 1882
Yourcollection for Conference claimants,
last year, was 1000
| This year l shall report $500
In parting with you, brethren and sisters of
the Union Church, l address you in the very
words of the Apostle Paul in his farewell Ad-
dress to the church Of Corinth. Finally, breth-
rem, farewell be perfect, be of good comfort,
be Of one mind, live in peace, and the God Of
| loye and peace shall be with you"
Many of you | am addressing for the last time
My voice you will probably never hear again.
To some Of you 1 can say, "If be not an apos-
tie unto Others yet doubtless l am to you; for
the seal of mine apostleship are ye In the Lord
But it is sad to think how many Of you are still
out of Christ, and in your sins. My last address
to you tonight, is the invitation | have 80 Of
ten extended to you; Come TO Jusus!
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-20
From the N. Y. Herald


The Cape May Ware of last week SAYS: Dp-
ring the high tides Of last Friday night and Sat
urday morning, the highest we have had since
~, some twenty-five bath houses were washed
from their under-pinnings on the beach. or
these about sixteen had occupied the strip Of
beach under the bluff fronting Congress street
and MIR. Whitney's and Mr.. Woods cottages. and
belonged to Mr.. E. c. Knight, Mr.. T. Birch and
Mrs, Jones' of Philadelphia, and Mr.. johnson,
OF TINS place The loss in this respect will
amount to several hundred dollars. some littla
damage was done the piling along the blufr and
beach itself that the wonderful effects of the late
hlgh tides are so apparent. In some parts the
sand kas been swept away to the depth OF four
feet, in most places from two to three feet All
in time for the next storm