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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-16
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OTTTCE OF THE DAILY APPHALs
THURSDAY, February Is, lS72 >
HaUa

1hDkSDAlt EebGNAs 40 DS y
FLEAHCIAI.
The local money market was rel2tiVeIy
The same as reported yesterday. TIE de-
msnd for money continues, but we hear OF
no stress upon the market nOtwithstand-
ing some industrious persons are circuisS-
ing the report that banks AIRS extremely
close for currency. While this mey pe
true. We believe our banking houses are
well able to stand the pressure any fes-
sonable length of time. This noeraltly
on the part OF bankers is highly COM
mendable, SIS the cotton market mas IN
dergone and is still undergoing an ordeal
she may not have to contend with sgsln
this season, Rates in bank are 10 70
per cent per snnum, aud on the street IA
70 2 per cent. for prime thirty-dsy paper
Rates of exchange are tne same q dis
count buying and par selling.
Gold is reported buying a. lOSH9iOS7A'
New York rate is llOk,
Locsl stocks and securities are entlreIy
neglected, Arkansas lsvee bonds are
offered at &c, but not taken &c being the
price offered. Other mstters are uL-
changed. City bonds are 5SHo for the cur
rspcY issue. The gold issue Is quoted 81
62e. County warrants are duh at 9eGSSc
buving and selling. Tennessee money Is
bought at S5GS6c for the old and Soc for
the new issue, and is sold respectively at
Soc and SIC Railroad and insurance
stocks are unchanged. Memphis Q
Charleston is held at 4Oc, with SSe bid.
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From HE O0mmOH COUNCIL.
T. W. oDoNNELL.

7. W. O'DONNELL
The annexed resolution was adopted by the
Common Council, and on presentation 10 the
Board OF Aldermen the action OF the Council
was concurred in:
ResoyUed, That his Honor, the Mayor, with
the City Attorney, be empowered TO settle all
claims with the eX-Chief of Police, i. W.
O'Donnell, in regard TO back accounts Of feed
ing city stock and other business connected
with his department While Chief Of Police,
and report back.
The annexed resolution, offered by Council
man Reder, was referred by the Common
Council TO the improvement COMMITTEES, and
on presentation to the Board of Aldermen the
action of the Council was concurred in:
Resolved, That the City Engineer is hereby
authorized to change the grade OF Fourth and
GreenlaW streets so as TO correspond to the
changed grade of Fifth street.
Whereupon the Board of Aldermen ad-
tOurned. L.R. RICHARDS.
City Register.
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R0oK EnR TnE ksILuON.

MARRIAGE LIE. 9% % those S5o ~
GUIDE. to matt mV!ts on shs s Rayi rs1Sfs.
lions OF the sexual system, with the lateel
discoveries In producing and preventing or
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work OF Two n
and twenty-fouT pages, with numerous en-.
cravings. n contains valuable
for those who are married or contemplate
msrrisge; still IL Is q book that ought 70 be
under lock and key, and not laid caTelessly
about the house.
Sent TO any onsl &c Of possagel Tor 81 n
Address DR.. But DispenEary, NO. II =.
Eighth street, ST. Louis, No.
- Notes t0Hs ZaStcaed 0Sd OsA~t&soSS
Before applying to the notorious QUACS
who advertise 10 public paper or using M
QUAoK pernse DL' ousA WokGi no
MISTER what your disease In, or how dsplora
bleyour condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted. personally or 81
mail, on the diseases mentioned IN HE WoEk
ON cs No. HN. Etghth rT@st het hsrsstss
&slBut ~ Nauis 80 - 49,
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the NEW YORK DRY GOODS HAkRET.
--LATEST REPORT By TELEsRAPH.l
NEW YORK, February !

NEW YORK, February Is.
The dry goods market is rather quiet,
but firm, with an upward tendency, and
a prospect OF q more animated demand in
the next fortnight, especially for worsted
and woOIleD shawls. The Indian Orchard
c q muslins have been advanced to I5Kc;
Indian Orchard A A to 1870; Social @ to
Ike, and New York Mills checks from
22k to 25c.
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sth Dax Of Karch, lsz2.

sell to the highest bidder, for cash. the fol-
lowing described property, tO-wtt: Lois
number one, Two, four and seven, In HAYS
gubdiyision OF the wake tract, In Shelby
county, Tennessee, near Memphis, Tonnes
see, on Walker street, corner Of said street
aud Park venue together with the Improve
occupied BY said ". ?. and Il. 8. Orne The
title 10 ssis property believed TO be perfect,
but 1 sell and convey only a. trustes.
Esbruary ansS Is sal
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Chancsry Court Notice.

Nos. SSS4, $3.50, 1857, &. D., consolidated in the
Second ChRnceFy Court Of Shelby county,
Tenn.-H. Hetmstadt and others vs. The
Memphis German Savings Institution ct al.
IN these causes, pursuant TO an order OF the
4 Cont entered herein, notice Is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
the defendant, the Memphis German Sal
ings Institution, to come forward and ex-
hibit their demRnda and have themselves
made parties to complainapts' bill, within
the time prescribed by law. or they viii be
forever barred. Done at ohce, in Memphis,
his February II, IS3
N. d. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
John Bullock, Soils. for couplnts. fsT3 tn
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spartanburp-Is PrObats Ceurt.

lanes Y. GoOdlett, Admir-, Plaintiff,
".
sunie Clev eland, Benjamin CieVe- fSssnlzsOAS
land and Jesse Cleveland
Defendantss
To Haniamin Cleveland and Jesse Cleveland.
Defendants in this action:
won are hereby summoned n answer The
pstItfOn OF James I. GOOdleaL, the above
Tsmed plainfi1, which wa fled IN The ONCE
n fhe Judge OF Probate for SpartanhurS
Comfy, on The llth day Of January Instant,
ard 10 serve = cOpy OF your answer on the
sn5seribers at their Office, in the town ~
S~psrtanOurg, South Caroltns, within twenty
49, Ter The service of this summona eT-
c;nsi Ve OF 6hs day OF service; and n Won fafl
10 answer ssid petition as hereby required,
reIisf demanded in the petition,
Dated the 18th cay OF January. Is72.
ENINs g BOMAR, Pro Rs6
Take notice that the object of the action an
titled in the above Aummons Is to obtain a
settlement OF the guaruiankhip OF John IS,
Cievelsnd, deceased guardian for the above.
named defendants, and thRt no personal
lain ls made against you,
EV1NS q BOMAR,
fel8 plaintiffs AttornerE.
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aoadal, "a day Of sarrh. e

b following dsscrfbsd lot or parcel o.
ground. on which is situated the We. EuDWE
fcuEd dry OF HHdsrbrand & Goodwin.
Beginning At the corcsr o. 6
frame chop, % feet east OF the Ens rormsTlF
dividing ths lands OF DIT. ". =. Sttu and l.
0oOdeu, on the north size o. Lafayette strssE
extended rum thence eset ia fest 70 the
bfanch thence cIGh parallel wiz said LIu-
200 feet; thence west E3 rset: thence south Il
feet 10 the beginning. with this ioE VII lr
sold the shopa machinerT. tools. paEGsr
material and aPpurtensnoes o. said nLU
dry
Terms o. Esie-Ons-haIf cash, and The laE
anca IN twelve mouLns, bearing SIX per cen
interests approved security required Z b.
Len retained Ter dsssrrsd paymau-
D u. EIspUI. q. and -.
Canpbsu & hcCoTry, sos. feg-nW
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CertiRcalss OF Stock a..

ID UEFIH HUNT AND JOHN T. HUNT
n having lost their certificates OF the FOL
loW1ng-mentlonsd shares In the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad stock, publfsh TIE
same A order 70 apply for duplicates In the
prescribed forms
knnn Huut-No. 40e, dated Deoamber s,
1850 for u share.
John ]. Hnnf-Ho. 81, dated Dsosubsr s
Aoh, for q shares No. tla q 4 1850
for one ahara. RUFFIM HUNT,
ta2 JOHN 7. HUNT.
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Chanesry Sale Of Real Estats
So URDAy, FEBRUARY "a, 1872.

No. 4le9.-In the Second Chaneery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-L. A. N. shore,
Aomtx Of b. shore, deceased, VS.. John y.
D1 virtue Of an interiOcutory decres for
- sale entered In b above cause, January
81 1911 VIZ sell AZ public auction, 70 The
highest bidder. Ia front OF the CIerk and
Masters once of the Second Chancsry Court,
GreeDlaT Block, second street, below Union,
efty NJ Mamma Tanuauaaa -
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chaneerY Sale Of RaaI Estate.

No. LS7s, E.R--FirstC hancery Court of sbslbv
County@B ". williamson, admfniEtFator
ofO- ". Cherry, deceased, vs.. sallie 3. Cher
~ ct al
4 virtue ofa decree ion sale sntsrediu thu
~ ABOVE stated cause on February ID, 1874, I
viii sci, At public auction, to the highest
l1dder, IN nont Of the Clerk and hastsr's
cuiE. Ten ueaEes. nm
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wednesday, the 2Ist Daysf Fshruary,Is72
IHsOLVEaT notice.

TIE insolvency Of the estate OF Thomas
4 Dickens, deceased. having been sug-
gestsd to the County Court of shelby county,
AZ persons having claims against said estate
are notified to appear and dle the same with
the CLERK OF the County Court authsntt-
Gated in the manner prescribed Dy law, on
or before the 0tn day OF July, BEa, or they
viii be forever barred both in Law and
equity. January q, 1871
JOSEPHINE DICKENS,
ADMIR- debOnis non Thomas Dickens
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Saturday, the 18th February 1872,
Attachment henca-

Before TON HOLEHAN Jr, Justice OF the
Peace for Shelby county, Tenn.-Caple q
sims vs.. Andrew Hatchels
A TTACHMHHf having been sued out in
IA the above entitled cause, on the ground
that the defendant is q nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee, and the same hssing
been returned by the proper omcer, levied,
etc:
The defendant, andrew Hatchel, viii take
notice that said suit Is set for trial on Friday,
the nIst day Of March. 1872, At b ONCE OF
Tom Holeman. r., J. P, Oakvtlle. 1Welfth
Civil District, Shelby county, Tenn, at u
O'Clock a.. When ard where said defendant
will appear and defend said suit, or the same
will be proceeded with expsrte; II Is further
ordered that this notice be published In the
Memphis Appeal once a week IorlOuf weeks
This fst day Of February, 1917.
feIIWsd Ton HOLEMAN, Jr., J. P.
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The Haxr.Ynrd Matter.

It was moved and seconded that the report
of the committee on the proposition OF sam.
Tate, president of the Memphis and Little
Rock railroad, to lease the navy. yard prope
ty, be adopted; when,
In lieu Of adoption, the entire matter was
referred to the Mayor, City Attorney and Rail
road Committee, with power to make a con.
tract, and report to the General Council for
adODffOn or reiectiOu.
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Sucks snd Bonds-The stock market
tsis morning was alternately weak and
frn, but intensely dull. In the afternoon
there was 3 heavy feeling, Z prices de-
clined. The market at the ciSSs was
weakened by the Union Pacific, which de-
clined to 32%, the lowest point Of the
dRv. On last call prices were
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EvsrY Family Should Have a satlis.

We ask every one to read the following GER
tineates from many OF tho most eminent
physicians in the country.
81. LOUIS, July, 187o.-JAMES A. JACKSON
q CO.: Geutlemen-As you AVE
the "Eome Bttters." 1t cannot, therefore, be
considered as a secret or patent medicine, no
patent having been taken for 1t. We have
examined the formula for making the "Home
Ritters !" and unhesffsffnejv esv Tha com bin-
alton is one of rare excellence, all the artt-
Giles used in its composition are the best of
the class TO which they belong, being highly
Tonic, sttmulant, StOmRohic, CarminRtiVe
and slightly Laxsttve. The mode OF prepare
ing them is strictly Ia accordance with the
its effect In our private practice, we AXE
pleasure in recommending them to all per-
sons DESTROYS Of taxing Bttters, Is being the
public
L. Oh -o1sLrKRK, ND. r.. i. PozTER,M.D
ALERED HEAOoCK, NJ. D. q. GKRICKE, NJ. d.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ND, O. A. WARE, MI.
]. G. WHITFIELD. M D.. E.A. CLARK, ND
d.. CIV. r. LUDWIG {. 9. MOSES, NJ d,
W. A. WILCOX, M. D, HUBERT PRIMEs
u, 3. MAXINE HOsPITAL. ST. LOUIS, NO.,
Oct s, ls7G-JAB. A. JACKSON q CO.: Ihavs
examined the formula for making the Home
stomach Bitters," and used them in the hos
pital FOR the last four months. I consider
them the most valuable tonic and stim1lsnt
81. LoUs, July 8, IszG.-JAs. A. JACKSON
& CO.: Having examined the formula nom
which your celebrated stomach Bitters" are
prepared, and having witnessed the metho
OF combining the different Ingredients, we
can safely recommend them as the best tonic
Wit Ia which we are acquainted. From the
Great care with which they are compounded,
and from the choice materials which enter
into them, We have no doubt that they will
prove, IS they deserve to be, the most popular
tonic and Etimulant in use.
Respectfully, yours,
A tn. N. D, TO- oNsFooE, n ID.
We oheerfully concur with every WOfd con-
tanned In the above testimonial.
JNO. COREEI NAN, M. d. JOHN HA RTkA, ND
CHAs. VAsTLNE, ND, JoHH TEMPLE, NJ. d
CNCINEATI, Oct. %, BT9.-Messrs. W. b.
KENNEDY q CO., Agents Home Bitters":
9ents-Agreeable 70 ycur request l have eX-
amined the formula OF the Home Stomach
such as are IN general use BY the Medical
Profession. They are very scientifically and
pleasantly combined, and SIS stimulating
tOnics viii be found especially adapted as
eorrOborsnts to the treatment of low or de-
bilttsted stages OF the SYSTEM whether sris-
ing from impaired digestion or from mslsEt-
Gus diseases.
~. ], /. VATTIERs. L. A. JAMEs, N. L.
r. WAYNE. Chemist. O. I. SIMPSON, II. D,
W.T.TALIAFKRRo,M.D. s. I. BoENER, NJ. L,
il. QUINN, NJ. d. C.G. MUsCRoFT, ND,
]. H. BUCKNER, II. u. ". BIGLER, N. d.
WE WOODWARD, MD. ND
CHICAGO, sept. 80, IS7G-J.L SMITH, ESQ:
We have examined the formula for the q Gel
sbrated StOm6c Bitters," and md IL to be
composed OF articles that are considered the
best tonics used by the Medical Profession,
and one OF the best bitters we know OF now
in use. Very respectfully,
J. b WALKER, n, o. g. A. EARIHER,
HoRNAE 3. BARERs ID. d,
FsF ssis BY all BFzaglsts sad srsssrs
uSNnBIv hzaEAua 9 m
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chanesry Sale af Real Estate
sATUsaAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1919.

No. Sss.-In the Second Ohaneery Court o.
shslDy cOanEy, Esnnsssse-Samusl Watson
vs.. =. Lane eLaL
" virtue q an t~nfeFlocutory decree for
- sale entered in the above cause. JAM
Gtry -, lsgA 1 VIII sell at pubHc auction, 70
tasAtshest bidder, IL ront q tha ClsrA and
masters ONCE OF lhesecOno ChEacsTy CCuL
ar55nIaW block, Second street. city Of Msms
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The resolution offered by Alderman Clealla'
the Chief Of Police remove an oOstroe,
lions In the alley leading from aSoD.sS ~
TO the bayoutn thirty days-Was adOP'oN "
Rnard of Aldermep.
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Saturday, March SID, l872

Within legal hours. the following descriBe1
real estate, tO-Wtt:
situate. lying and being II the county o.
shelby and STATE OF Tennessee, beginning a.
the south west corner OF Fifth and Gatuss
streets, in Fort Pickering; thence West Win
the south lice OF ainss street. 50 feet; theC
south E7H feet TO Division street.; thence sss
$50 feet to fifth street., and thence nCra. al
feet to Gaines street. Also, lots . anr s, A.
Block L, in williams addition 30 FO-r EIcz-
erfng.
Terms OF Sal-On acredit Of seven mOLtEs
purchaser executing notes win approve
security len retained 10 secure purchase
money. Equity Of redemption barred
This February J, 1874
N. D. L STEWART, Clerk and Mastss
LIZ HfaslOW. SGlfeft1r. fHs IA
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TrWst SD

RE-By virtue Of r. & hasseI's Trust Deed
to me, dated the 18th day OF July, A. ID. 1896,
and recorded in Book 70, page 8lA, 1 Will sell,
at public auction sale, to the highest bidder,
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sOuthsrn-M s1e cottaa eaads.

OSNABURGS, BROWN GREETING AND
~ SHIFTING, standard weight manafac-
turod of the best cotton. At PEaftEv1lo, Ala,
furnished 70 the trade At New YORK prices
nom Ito 100 baisSL Call and examtna samples.
feS q. W RRUEHEART, 80 Front st.
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Saturday, March 2, 1872,

Lot No. 8, in block No. Is, fronting IS feet on
sixth street, Fort Pickering. and rum back
1914 feet to an alley Said lot lying in SHELBY
county, State OF Tennessee, and in that part
OF The city OF Memphis known sFOIt Pick
ertng. Levied on as the property orc, D,
clean
an, and our p.m.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By ". W, Coleman, Deputy Sheriff
g. +. +. Thompson, Atty for plaintiff. fe-2
February ], 1872.
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q Sales to-day, GO bales. Good Middling
5 bales st ZSc; % bales a. g. hiddling
5 bales st pc; 8 bales st 223 stree Low
Nf5df4og-4O bales at 2l%s. Strics Good
Ordinsry-79 bales 81 2IZc Good Ordi-
nsrv-S bales at 20Hc; 60 bales 81 20kc,
"a bales st Die; S bales st 2lci log bales a.
90Lo. AZ bales az axe; s bales at Z9He.
Ordinary-2 bales At lgc; 8 bales a. 1870
Mixes bales at 20c.
Mfddung mere At this time last yeaT--gA4
-T1a5Ts.L a. Naw York same uarg---HGlDt4
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chanesrs sails Of RssI Estate

IN Chancery a. Jackson, Tsnnsssss-H. X.
HuderbranG vs. Emily Goodwin,
etc.
0Y virtue OF an ntsrIocutoT decree en-
ID IereI IN this cause, at Ocsobsr Term o.
said court, l57l, 1 viii oaeF fOF sale, % tue
highest bidder, st the north door OF me court
holas IN Jaoksgn. Iennsssse. o.
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@EscEIEBRATFn

Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead
ing Physicians b any other tonic or slim
ulant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVE for Fever n dAgue, Intermittents,
Mtasmatie causes. They are highly recon-
mendsd as an antt-dyspeptic, and in cases OF
indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and ReCuperant, and in cases of General De-
biIity they have never in q single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFIUIAL TO FE-
MALES, strengthening the body, invigorat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
T. The whole system. The HOME BITTEBS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic Stimulant has ever been offered to
the public so PLEASANT TO TIE TASTE,
and at the same time combining 80 many
remedial agents, Endorsed by the medical fra
posis. It costa little to give them q fsir trial,
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The proposal OF J. Z. sykes TO sell the city
twenty fset OF ground, part OF Lot SIX, on the
east Side Of st. Martin street, 70 extend Tai
bolt street-was referred TO the Improvement
COMMITTEES By the Board of Aldermen.
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b resolution, offered by Alderman Walsh,
that the City Engineer furnish and place in
Market Square seven suitable seats-was re-
ferred to their Park Committee by the Board
| of Aldermen.
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Ordinances.


IN REFERENCE 10 WhANKAV|
Alderman Naekau submitted an ordinance
70 amend the Wharfage ordinances In relalon
10 rates OF w-harfage-which was referred 70
the Ordinance committee BY the boaru VI Al
dermen.
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UnlEeU STaLa EEUuIIEI5a-LHo BOF0IH-
ment bond market closed stronger, with 3
good investment demand here, and for
eigu bankers are buying in s quiet wsy.
offers Of ve-twenty bonds to the govern
msnt to-day amounted to 1910. $50 at
from los 1910 to ITO 80 100. Awards,
81 600 600, st from 1O9 5-lO0 to I09 80 lOO.
or the last call the quotations were
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Sherfss Sale Of zeal Estate

nY virtue Of a venditiOni expOnas from the
u First Circuit Court o. shelby county in
favor of 2. h. Whitemore vs. Q. u. Mclean, ]
Will sell tor cash TO the highest bidder, IN
front OF the sharldis once, on Second street
In the city of Memphis, on
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ShsriFs Sale Of neal Estats.

~ By virtue OF an execution nom tbs Su.
preme Court st Jackson, Tenn, In favor Of
i. Anderson vs.. NJ HOrrtRan, Andrew
Kflsy and VIM. TAYLOR, 1 VIII sell, for cash,
to the highest bidder, In mont OF the Shertns
once, OF second street, near Union stree
In the city OF Memphis, on
Wednesday, the 2Ist Baysf FshruaFy,Is72
the following described lot OF land, lying In
Shelby county, State OF Tsnnssses, being lot
No. q, in FLOCK No. 3, on Georgia street, be-
tween Second Snd Third streets, in thai part
o. the city OF Memphis known Is Fort Pick
ertnE, snd being the lot bought by Andrew
KtleY nom GustaVus Fleming on the Attn
dag o. February, l69, ths deed for which
Is registered in the Registers ONCE Of shelby
county. Record Book 80. 20, page Se; levied
on as the property OF said Andrew Kelley TO
satisfy said execution, interest and costs.
sale betWeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock am.
and 4P,m. HABCOS ]. WRIGHT, Sheriff.
By W. W. COLKMAN, deputy sheriff
Finley q Keller. AttrYs for Plaintiff. tGsl
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navy ORLFANS.

ouiet, MiddHng uplands, nK@1lKd;m mid
ding Orleans, 11%@11Hd. Sales to-day,
10 OO0bsles, of which 5000 bales were for
export snd speculation.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 15.-Cotton
market dull and prices lower; good ordi-
nary. 2OKo; low middlinR, 2lHc; mid
dlinRs, 2lXc. Receipts. 6597 bales; ex.
ports, to New York, 928 bales; stock,
254, 0S5 bales
s...g NASHVILLE.
NAsHvILLR, February lS-Cotton mar
ket dull but unchanged; low middling,
CINCINNATI.
GrEuINNATI, February 6.-Cotton mar
ket dull and prices nominal; middling
22Hc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February I5.-Cotton mar
kst quiet; middling, go.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. February 15.-Cotton market
dull and prices nominal; middling, 21Zc.
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ehanesry Sale q Rsal .stats

Ne A08-In the Second Chsucsry Cogrt o.
shelby county, Tennessee-AndrsW Rem
ktrt vs.. jacob s Galloway ct a.
u 7 virtue OF an order or sale made In this
~ cause, I viii sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, In mont OF ira ONCE OF the
Second IhancsTy Court Of shelby county. Ia
the CITY OF Memphis. Iennsasse. On
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SPECIAL NOTICE
La Z PERRINs U

Lea 6 FEdhENU SHOOEs
Pronounced by ConnoisHeurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and It
is unrivaled for It's flavor. We are directed
by Messrs. LEA q PERKINS to prosecute all
parties making OF vending cOunterfeits.
JOHN DUNCAE1S SONS,
oc5 AGENTS, New York
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The petition Of Mr.. h. W. L~dghtburne,
WhardossteT asking the city 70 erect a small
frame Office on the leVee for the M~hafLmasSeI
was referred by the Board Of Aldermen ~
their Committee on Wharf and Laholnk
FROM G. Nj. BAKER, AGENT.
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sEATs FoR MARKET soUARE

The resolution, offered by Alderman Petit
grew, thGt the City Engineer have a new gate
made for the entrance TO Court Square from
Main street-was referred by b Board of Al
to their Park Committee.
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LIVERPOOL.

IIVERPOOLI FebFuaTy 10.
1870 R.m.-Ths cotton market opened
onist- Middling uplsnds, uk@ukd; mid
ding orleans, uA9ukd
I:2O p.ms-The cotton market closed
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The petition Of c. Diekman, the SURVIVING
6ctober. ls8S, said W. X. HNI paid TO the city
Sl44 0O FOR a cotton factors n commlsloh
license, that shortly thereafter said Bill oe-
never executed the bond nor obtained said
license from the city, etc, etc ana now ue-
sires the city to refund the amount. Sl44 o, 70
ferred by the Council TO their Committee on
Claims, and their action cOncurred IN Dy tne
Board of Aldermen by q like reference 10
NhairE nnn nnIfAan On Glalma