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0DE1.I., ILL.,, June 3, 1879.
S. z. r. Prime hsq., sscretarp qf larncrs Associa-
ton Of LipfuJstoH County:
DE4n Sin i hayo juaf received aud read the ad-
dress, declaration, and platform adopted by tho Far-
orr ABaoclaton at Pontiac, oil tho 31at rlt,
man ca,l noat heartily assent Clear, conolao, yot
comprehensive, 1t hos tho ring Of true principle, and
will fay to ltB support thu best of tho country.
Now tat tho iniatory stop 1,aB boon taken by those
whose right It was tato IT, 1t only ronains for all
who aro truly In aYnpallly to make an nciiyo.
geto moyoon forwnrd, and tho t!mo ia not fur dis
hnt whom ia power will be folt, not only through Our
own county, but also through tho land.
IudorBng tho entire platform, plodgo II my most
hearty Burport. Yours, &C.,
4, p, W410u1.,
, 1873-06-06

Jowolry md Diamonds.
Parties visiting tho Grand Jubilee cannot uao their
sparo ttno In Chicago to any bcttor advantage and
creator delight than by calling Ut tho magnificent jew
235 Wabash avenue, corner Of jackson street. Thoy
will find on exhibition magnificent stock OF fine 1ew~
cry diamonds, watchen sliverwaro, and fancy gooda.
Btyfo aud variety second to In tho city. This
tho nearest jowory Rtoro to tho grand depot.
, 1873-06-06

Tho lghtcst and most comfortable hat Of tho eoason
"Tho Shell Cashmere" Weighing only ~ ounces, mud
great Huccess. For style md comfort It Is unsur-
passed. and though just introduced Is already favor
Ito with gentlcmen Call aud sec this new idea, nt
1EcBdn 4 Co.'s, sole agents, No. IN Weat Madison
etrcct, aud No, t60 State street.
, 1873-06-06
UGl)e Ubmfaup O2ibu11e.
Friday Morning, Juno 0, 1879.

Yesterday, five woolss after the opening Of tho
Vienna Exposition, tho American Department
was thrown open to tho public. It is not Bur
priaing TINT it surpassos tho other departments
in novelties, as tho cab1o Announces.
, 1873-06-06
Among the Styles We Offer
2.

Among the Styles We Offer
aro tho following, particularly in favor Just now:
Gents St. Bernard business Buits.
acnts' diagonal Newmarket coats.
Gcnts' doub1e-brcasted London sack suits.
4cnts' Dcrby business suits. .,
Gents broadc}oth and full-drcss suits.
Gcnta' white duck aud Merseiltea vests, cnt both
afnglo and doublc-breasted, in al tic latest atylcH.
Gents' summer coats in whito duck black alpacas,
gray ohatEe, striped mohare diagonal skeleton
hannc1k, whtte chevots, &c., 9c.
Doya and youthB school and dress suita Of Ill grades,
and an inmenao variety Of
ohtldrona euits especially adapted for proacnt sor-
vice.
AZ. Nuttng, the q. Q. D. fno cothter, Nos $50 md
8IQ HAtD street.
, 1873-06-06
fT},1caro M1,sfca1 Colleun.

The summer term Of five woeka will commence on
Monday, June -. pnps desiring to attend should
apply carly Mr. Zegfcl aud full corps Of teachers
with retnnin through tho aurnmer term, md will re-
ceiyo limited number Of pupils. College building,
Mo. 4Q1 WAbasA 4Ycnuo.
, 1873-06-06
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT FOR All tNDE.
PENDENT PARTY.

DWIGHT, LlyingBton Co., Ill.,, Juno l. 1878.
To tho Etiitor ef The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: From the many lcstcrB hayo recovod from
our county, indorslng action Of May 81, incodo
you tor publication letter from 8. III. Smith, Sccro-
ary OF tho State Farmers Association, aud also let
ter from A. P. Wright, Of Odel, who oors himself Us
candidate for County Judge upon Our platform.
am in receipt Of numerous Inquiries for copies Of
tho platform, mud will DO ablo to supply them
upon application to mo by 1etter. g. 7. L. pn1Mr,
goc'y Farmera' Association, Livingston Co
, 1873-06-06
a Valuable Tract Of Land,

4 Valuable Tract Of Land,
Whilo tho Jubilee Is tho present topic Of convcra
tion and centro OF interest," 1t would be we'll for
szangers we'll residents, to investigate the ad-
yortialug columns Of THE TRIBUNE Eslocal notice
Is suggested of advertisement OF valuable tract Of
land for sale by tho Hon. 8. g. unyea which will be
found under It's appropriate caption.
, 1873-06-06
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

TEnN8 Or sUnacTrrT1oN trAYAnIE m ADVANCED
Dnlly, by mntl....S12.Nf snnisy.
TEt-Wnukly....... U.0O Weekly ....... X.UU
Paris uf y1ar at tho Ban.o rnto.
In provcnt delay and niatAkcs 10 and Etvo Post
Oico address in fnlt, Including 3tato and County.
Ncmtttancos may ho ho citor by ratt c1ptchs rost
Ot1co order, or in 1oslstorod lottoa, at risk.
TEnag To CITY BuDaon1nEnu.
pails, dcrcroa Hunay excepted. n5 cunte per wook.
Daily, toli1orcd, Sunay ncluod 30 conts per wook,
AdIross TILE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Coruor Madison mud Doatborn-sts. Chicago. Ill.
, 1873-06-06

V& F16&I0I8
to cur Jubilee will naturally tako tho opportunity to
stroll among our merchants, ThoBo Wishing to look
at carrlngca Will find vory fuo assortment ut reaso-
able pr1ces ut Garland, HOLMES Co.'s Nos. 80 aud
81 North Canal street. visit to their warerooms will
repay tho time spent,
, 1873-06-06

Amongst tho many trayoliugequp1nenta at tho
Circuit Contra. Trunk House. may bo soon tho " Bell
sst!on Trunk Nothing like 1t IN tho city. No. 2oA
Btate Atreet, between Adaus aud Jackson.
, 1873-06-06

FOND pu Lac, Wis, June 6.-The State Convention
Of the Catholic Total Abstinence Society will meet In
Madison on Tuesday noxt, tho 1o It ia by far tho
most prosperous and objective temperance organization
III the '8tatc.
, 1873-06-06
CLARKE, LAYTON & co.

Free Train, to and from Fhis Sale,
leaving the I. q. R. r. Depot, foot Of
Lako-8t., at 1870 p. M, and return
ing at close Of Sale. -
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pyY1cE sEo'y ILL. arATH FAnMEHs' AssoC1AT1oN,1
KkwANRE, ILL.,, juno ., 1879. :
S. r. X. Prime, Dsiyht, H.: :
MY DEAN Hin: hAvo seen tho report Of your meet
inu You are nil right. Wo want tho sanlo action
everywhere, und wo shall WIN. Yours truly,
8. III. 6MITn.
, 1873-06-06

-Mov1CKERs THEATRE -h1adlson etroos, hetwoon
puhrtorn and Etnio. Tho kntIo Putnam Troupe.
''Hott or Through Firo and Wator."
, 1873-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMPIIITIIIsATRE. Clinton bcweeu Washington and
Randolph. Tho Gcorgin Mlnatros.
, 1873-06-06
Forty Acres

For SALE. I4andeonost high land neAe WA4h-
in9ton 1oghts hoalthy coed "seE nS,pnal eroge,
eomanas Inc SgH @ eoants wo ~, aooT hoa.o. nn liz
prenlsp anil superior propurty to subdi4do or hold -
railroad fAoten aud othor lnps0genone multiplying
g. II. DEQkW1TH.
, 1873-06-06

and pandor to it,-unloas thoy aro willing
to declare the law to DO tohat il is not, in obo-
dlonce to temporary prejudice bogottcn by low
prices md hard times upon the body Of igno-
ranco,-they arc to be superseded in thcir by
thoao who will. That If, In mo1oo Of this kind,
thoy oncnd powerful corporation by holding
tho scales Of juatico ovonshandcd, then lta ntln-
onco will DO turned against them also. Tint 1t
they offend q newspaper they are to bo lanl-
pooned and dragoonod to tho ond Of tho chap
tor. And generally, TINT ii they perform Impair
TALLY tho high dutios belonging to their position,
thoy arc to bo driven from tho Bench with
ignominy. This Ia tho language addressed
to thom by one Of tho most Intelligent conutit-
uoucios In tho statc, or in tho Uuitod States.
Vory likoy 1t will have no effect upon them ex-
cept to stir their indignation. Wo believe that
avory one OF thom would rather go to tho poor
house thnn prove false to tile oatl thoy took
when they assumed .thelr Offices. There Is not
ono Of them who would not kick out Of doors
any auitor who should sook private consulta-
tion with thom On any.caao pending In Court.
Wo cannot suppose, therefore, that thoy will al
low any improper familiarltios to tho majority
thut thoy would not accord to an individual.
NoyerthelosB, all that can le dono to undermine
md upsettlo tho administration OF Justice has
boon dono In the defeat OF Judge Lawrence.
"uad not the people right to vote for Mr.
oraK?" somebody will ask. Certainly thoy
had, and they hare right to take tue con
, 1873-06-06

l1ic--Eecsignntion Of u FEntlroad Of
ffciu1.-'Efac Q Stutc Priuon--Public nlnx.
trrf~-Eri1,u.
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Although II month ago would have
been preferable, II is still tlmeto pWnC
cvcrgccns, which can he made TO as
sumo amy shape desired by judciouS
trimming, For n screen and shelter
from violent storms, nothing equals
Norway spruce, (d6ios Grceisd, By
cutting or the leading top shoots and
shortening in side branches, n compact
mass Of foliage is secured, which can
not bc seen through and Is perfect
screen.
On the north side Of u garden ii Is
invaluable rs II back ground TO frames
for early vegetables and plants. We
have u row in this position on our own
garden, and are satisfied, within sew
cral feet Of It, there is n certain amount
of heat generated and that the Their
momctcr never gets SO low as other
parts Of the garden beyond its inhu-
CnCe.
For beautiful evergreen tree. stand
ing by itself on the lawn, and with
ample space all around to spread, no
pruning knife should be- allowed to
touch Norway spruce or some other
tNtlSIcChN VI luiSN SIONlh. i'ut ~
small grounds and near dwellings, ever
greens can be pruned and shortened in
so as greatly to promote symmetry and
convenience. American drJOr Wide,
especially ear. Sjbcrico and hemlock
are capital for screens or hedges and
bear trimming well, so rs to be Of any
height or shape. WVa pticota is a
beautiful variety of the first named,
though of a slower growth and does
well near the house where a low screen
is desired.
Evergreens are indispensable for
OrDamentation, around every rural
home. To those who profess not to
care for appearances, the pecuniary
indictment should be sufficient to
induce planting them. We have
known property to sell for couple of
thousand dollars more, on account of
beautiful evergrcens around n man
sion, and without which, some would
not have been purchaseda at all. W
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Drug Store for Sale.

The undersigned wishing to quit the drug
the public that he will sell hts interest In the
stock of the Arm OF Elliott 4 Stevenson. Any
one DESTROYS OF engaging In this business will
ind II to his interest to call and see. North
l1dif l., ELLIOTT,
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Maman,s Medical Ad,iscr.

giving Causes symptoms aud Treatment OF
all ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by all mothers and sichly fomnies.
Price - cts. Address rs above, l1lddwim
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Pruning LNorRrecns.

Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
cards sf thanks etc, 10 be paid Tor
nj half advertisement rates,
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TuE DAILY HERALD Is published every
morning, except Monday At so u yonr, liz
advance ~ iurhiN months n for one month ,
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BANKING ka0 lkSORAsCE
JORDAN, GAY q CO.,
GEKLRhL
INSURANCE AGENTS
Alr prepared 10 wiitr INSURANCE. in Dallas
aud surrounding counties IN tie following
tfNl class companies 40 iAit rates
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., or
HARTFORD, conn,
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NATIONAL FlRE INSURANCE CO., OF
HANNIBAL No,
Assots,o.,...,.,..o ,.,.o.".,.rao.,,. s5OO, 900
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE co.,
OF NEW YORK,
Asset r''eoOO, 600
STATE INSURANCE 60, or llANNl.
BAL, Mo.
Assets "'',"v".''''"' 90
MllRC HANr1' MUTUAL INsu RANCE co.,
OF GALNESfON, TEXAS.
900 90
TEXAS BANKING AND E.SullANC CO.,
or GALN kSTON, TEXAS
AsSets",,..",",...,.,...., $500, 600 90
PLANTERS INSURANCE. CO., OF llOuS,
A.so,s ioN, 1919 saso. 900 90
OLD DOMINION FIRE INIURANCE co,
or RICHMOND, VA,
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ANCE CO., OF RICHMOND, VA,
Sjss Qua %
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PHILADELPHIA,
Assets ',"r3,dOj,O7l III
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD VIII bo pub
llshrd every saturday morning, Suhscrp-
ton $50 per Hnnum sl,pO for SIX months,
uaytulp iu advance, No subscription taken
iOr a lrss period Than six months.
Advert lsumrutS inserted az lhu rate Of 81 "A
por square for tho first Insertion, and 20 cents
iur pnrll subsequent Insertion.
me following nro our advertising rates In
N.YlflNf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-22
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate on Poplar Street
Extended.

DY virtue Of an alias execution 10 me di-
d rected from the Supreme Court, at Jack
son, in the case Of William &. Anderson ct al.
VS.. Ann Tighe ct al, judgment rendered jan
uary 25, 1872 for $3.50 6ll00 and costs OF suit, to
satisfy said judgment, interest and cost, 1 win,
On Saturday, February the 10th, 1873,
at IL o'clock am, in front OF my Office, No. 35l
Second street, Memphis, Tennessee, sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
seribed property, to-wit:
All the dover interest Of defendant, Ann
Tighe, formerly Ann Butler, widow of Thos.
Butler, deceased, IN and to the following de-
scribed tract of land, being country lots L, Q
and x, lying in the Fifth Civil District o.
Shelby county, and part of McLeniOre diyi-
sion of the John Rice grant on Poplar street
extended and Brinkley avenue OF road lead
ing to the old Fair Grounds; said dover inter
est being described by metes and bounds by
decree of the supreme Court in the case Of
W. j. HennesSey ct al. VS.. Ann T1ghe ct al, at
the April term, 1861, at Jackson: Beginning
at stake on Brin kley avenue p poles north
Of Poplar street extended; thence % poles TO
a stake in a field; thence south 2S poles 70 a
with said street extended 10 poles TO the center
of bayou Quimby; thence northwestwardIy
with the meauderings of said bayou to a stake
40 poles north of Poplar street extended
thence west poles to stake; thence east 551z
poles to a stake on Brinkley avenue; thence
south Is poles to the beginning; containing
SLIGO acres, TO satisfy said Judgment, interest
W.J.P. DOYLE,
Sheriff Shelby county.
H. Clay King, Atty for plaintiff. ia2 Taw
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John P. Jones was yesterday elected
to the United States Senate from Ne
vada.
Deputy United States Marshal Hale
and Deputy Postmaster Wolf, of Ne
braska City, were shot yesterday at
Wyoming by person named Wood
son.
A Mr.. Flynn was arrested in New
York yesterday in the act of negotiating
five thousand dollar bond, which was
identified as having been stolen in 1870
from Dabney, Morgan & Co.
Two ladies, Mrs. Rosa Quance and
Miss Ida Majors, were suffocated by coal
gas Monday night, at the boarding
house of Mrs. Majors, on West st. Clair
street, Toledo, Ohio. Four other in
mates were nearly gone when, rescued.
The drawing of the Harmonic Gift
Concert took place at the Operahouse in
Detroit, Michigan, yesterday. The first
prize, twenty thousand dollars, was
drawn by Mrs. Huggott, of Cleveland,
Ohio.
Hon. Tim. o. Howe, the present Wis
consin Senator, was reelected Yesterday.
The vote in the Senate was, Howe twen-
ty-two, Palmer nine; in Assembly,
Howe sixtv-one, Palmer thirty-five,
Eldridge one.
The following is the result of the vote
for United States Senator in the Geor-
gia General Assembly yesterday: Cor
don ninety-three; Stephens fifty-six;
Ben Hill thirty-one; Fielder seventeen;
Alderman thirteen. The indications fa-
vor the election of Gordon to-day.
The Grand Lodge of the knights of
Pythias, in session at Louisville, re-
viewed grand uniform parade of the
Order yesterday, and attended an ele-
giant Eanquet given their order last
night. About five hundred knights
were in procession. The Grand Lodge
will adjourn to-day. w. A. Cotter, OF
Newport, Kentucky, was elected Grand
Chancellor for the ensuing year.
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second circuit court-HaIsey, Judge.

Second Circuit Court HaIsey, Judge.
To-day's calendar contains the follow
ing cases: ), Pittman VS. Memphis and
Ohio Railroad Company; 8, Smith VS.
Armour; 20, Greenlaw VS. Williams; -,
Ford VS. Church; "a, Wickersham, ad-
ministratOr, VS. F0wlkes, administrative;
%, Smith VS. Duval ct al; 20, Smith vs.
Duval ct al: A, Cross VS. RedfOrd; 46,
Jones VS. Bennett; 40, Baird, admins
tratrix, VS. Holland and wife; 81, Smith
VS. Duval ct al; SO, Greenlaw ct al VS.
Henderson; III, Kirkland VS. MsDOnald,
Administrator de 6Onis non, 162, Davys,
administrative, VS. Jackson Life and Gem
eral Insurance Company; 1S4, Walter
ing VS. Tuft; 2l9, Frayser, administrator,
VS. Schulthe; 235, Harrigan VS. Tufts; 23S,
Kempker VS. Pollack ct al; 243, Deeson
VS. Martin & Co., ct al; 247, Simons VS.
Rice & DAVIS; $50, Chase ct al VS. Wild
rg; 2T2, COnde, agent, VS. Martin; 276,
Hayden VS. Mallory; 282, Porter VS. Fos-
ter; S06, Bullock VS. Madison &
Mallitor; 307, Fitchner VS. Hurrey
& Co; 300, Widrig VS. Chase ct al;
3l5, Homer VS. Winters; 3IS, Pollock VS.
Swan; S26, Mays VS. Zeigler and Col
gan; 332, Harrison, eXecutrix, etc., VS.
DCff AJciAAetA ans " w amer ct
al; 343, Noyes vs. Levy ct al; $50,
Rhodes VS. jackson Insurance Comma
ny; 35l, Branch VS. Tracey; S65, Cum
ningham VS. Case; 374, Meath VS. Groves;
S77, Meath VS. Hughes; $50, Robertson
ct al VS. Brown, administrative; 1888,
Manning, administrator, VS. Farris; S94
Hart et al VS. Farris; 1896, Feno VS. Shep-
pard; 402, Hollister VS. Flaherty; 423,
Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis VS.
Murphy ct al; 456, Cummings, admin
istratrix, VS. Mallory; 46S, TrOtter VS.
Scott; 4S2, CapertOn VS. Wiggin; 1876,
Watson, trustee, VS. Delap; 497, Sayers
VS. Owen; sol, Hesse, administrator, VS.
Wayne; 5l9, Bass VS. Horrigan; 525,
Williams VS. Robertson; 532, Block VS.
Taylor; $40, Aries and wife VS. Johl;
557, Dalton VS. Armstrong; $50, Ecker
ly VS. Freitag.
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man, and there was no chance of elect
ing a Democrat. 1t was the general
talk in Topeka that money was being
used, but he knew nothing of any i'm
proper inducements being accepted or
offered for votes. On tie day when the
first vote was taken, he intro
duced a resolution directing the
Speaker to administer to members an
oath that their votes had not been,
and would not be, influenced. by any
money consideration. The resolution
was adopted, and about two-thirds Of
the members took it. One of the argu-
ments which was used against the
adoption of his resolution was, members
had taken an oath when they took their
seats, and that was swear enough"
The votes Of those who refused to take
the oath were scattering. He intro
duced the resolution because Of the
general rumors of corruption that pre-
vailed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-22
NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. T7l.-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee-IOhn Bateman vs..
America {. Dill.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause that
L the defendant, America G. Diil, Is nom
resident of the state OF Tennessee; that she Is
indebted 70 the complainant in the sum Of
$50 29-l00 and interest, evidenced by judgment
in the late Municipal Court OF Memphis; that
this suit was instituted TO subject her interest
in certain real estate IN the city OF Memphis
to the satisfaction OF said indebtedness; that
writ of attachment was issued ana has been
returned by the sheriff, levied on her said real
estate:
1t Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in February, 1873, and plead,
answer or dempr TO C0mpiainants bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to her
and set for hearing exparfes and that a copy OF
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in The Memphis Appeal
This December.2s, 1871
A cOpy---Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By +. B. McHENRH, Deputy Z. and a.
Q. W. Frazer, Soils. for compln't. de25 to
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Non-Resident Notice,

No. SO2-In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Butler P. Anderson,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc, vs.. the City
of Memphis, ct al.
TF appearing from affidavit in this cause
/ that the defendants, Benjamin Fentoi,
and d. W. Fenton, are residents Of the State of
New York and non-residents OF the State of
Tennessee:
Itistherefore,ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
frst Monday in March, 1873, and plead, answer
or demur 70 complainant's bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte; and that copy
of this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This sth day OF January, 1873.
a cOpy-attest:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By f. b. MCHESRY, Deputy c. and NJ.
H Clay King. Sol for compl't ia9
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No. 72e-In the First Chancery Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee.--John Harbert VS. e. V.
Rooney ct al.
IT appearing from the return Of the sheriff
i IN this cause that the defendant, VIM. 3.
Locke is not to be found in this county:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
first Monday in February, ISIS, and plead, an
swer or demur to complainnnts' bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 him
and set for hearing expazte; and that a copy
of this order be Published once week, for
four successive weeks, In the Memphis Ap-
zeal. This Ttn day Of January, ES73.
a cOpy--attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
E. b. McHENRY, Deputy e. and "a.
McKissick & Turley, 6ols. for compln't. lWd
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DIED.

WALEER-At her residence, on Walker av-
enue, January 20, 1873, Mrs. MARY A. WALKER,
in her 9th year.
Her friends and acquaintance, aud those OF
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Hsys, are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral this CWEDSES-
DAY. afternoon, at o'clock, from the Second
Presbyterian Church. Services by rev. W. z.
Bogss. Carriages at Flaherty, Marley & Sui
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, January 2l.-Cotton
quiat; receipts, 2ll bales; exports to
Great Britain, 56S2 bales; eoastwise, 1867
bales; sales, $50 bales; stock, 81, ,663 bales.
MOBILE, January 2l-CottOn steady;
receipts, 1857 bales; exports coastwise,
4O4 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 49, 1885
bales.
SAVANNAH, January 2I.-Cotton
quiet; receipts, 1891 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 654 bales; sales, 1905
bales; stock, rs, ,6S6 bales.
CHARLESTON, January 2l.-Cot-
ton = Receipts, estimated, 1000 bales;
stock, AZ, 3S1 bales.
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Important Notice.

TICKET OFFICE,
Louisville Nashville & CT. Southern r. r.
sB- Planters or others desiring to secure Ia
Dor from Georgia, or any portion Of The south
east, can be furnished transportation, at low
est rates, from any point IN Georgia or the
Carolinas, by deposi:ing money with
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent,
ja22 cod No. 2371S Main street.
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Chas. Bowes; 1872, Hugh Dunbar and
Joe Molen; 407, B. Malatesta; 434, S.
Wolf; 46S, George Forrest; 473, Jerry
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Perratti; $40, t. LucarsDi; SIS, Henry
Guherman.