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Tltcknea7-FIvu shingles to 10 two inches IN thick-
&':Isi Ioina.s,-s.xteea inches.
HARDWOOD.
Black Walnut Counters, slo0.oo@15oco; clear,
T. @sSD@0oYsaeEi N Sceino eSn'R0n' 5 nn gull &a'os
~ assseg common sloooeeso0;
s13 sasS esnsa.
y * s7s sis common, $4,000
Nuple-Gloal, $25.oO@s5.oo: common, s1o.oo@e5oo;
Duttornut-onnr, Sos.oo@co.oo; common, s2o.oo@
s0:sD.
1ssrryoSs' VI k;s ;s common, sl6oo@
o. s,, - % t common, 100000
fioritla rcd ccdar, 55o POI Il mahogany, 565los
] fH9f5s n s0y asss: ss
torly nutivo and nrm at tbs quotations following:
@ I'll H. essss, ss ssS io g. @ '? sSa It.
RIo T1g-1argo. aso: ANAL 3ae; bar, 4oe; ,o,
IEAp..1sg, aNc; bar, 1oc; pipo, full coils, 1oNc;
snEsT Xsqnru +; A sssAs 1oxe; half easka. 1oHo;
ana il 2se; do i ana il als; aq No: sainsa, iss
d4tvAsIzrp 1nos--No idd5s6 ID; No. sla2l, 12c;
de 2s2c LII No ~ f, 1ss s Ne I e. 1ec discount
47e; timed copper. adc; planised eopper, 4ae d.
cot 70 s'zeS. IT, aog' Inn ~, I'M. IN .,1 ~
11Mn, ~ suI " 1nNa, ~ * X nj ~ ~ ~ IIc.' In,
i1G; - ~ n ~ - 5n ISv' S ~ - t IN ~ ,h az
eount CO; IT. fence es wro 81 by W ear.,oad, oIc. M w N'
n g. t eo5Sn or @ a ~ a. ~ n a IN
" H. s a ~ ~ s ~ ~ a. nv ~ s.: 3d' n q ~ 9fo
%n ~ o.. c ~ ~ 81" oT ~ for ornc iats
~ s ;ro ~ t,s a. ~. ro
if ~, ca stoad ~ ,n'a o 1nx. anii,
o - E ttnEtTHC. .,ao1 ~, a ~ Ina ~csnr
1asn asa 70 a. oetn = ~ y y @Gs6 a. mn
- ,, * Il saS nn tar N III, Il 15dsS NA'
~, Y1TSg.uu ~, - ~, t"j hI.er: ,ow ,,,otea
,+ ka~ nfhor dcarrintnns r,,nniu i,r,n nnnI nN M,
ah,n"oa 1toSIns,nT nrm I'm nr,rna cmrrnnt. cnr
EueH i,an H.. o1tra ss,ntnr ior,s sSn. No l. M.
ad = m. wh,,c W,GSH,o snors,. ;sa 10a2 %.
ucatafont all strctly G,Ire Il ia: do extrn J0c
IN n ! 7nso hnnk oii &c: straits. pso. els.
NJ i,nt ~ III asc. .nrnsntnn 5ge nanhttn. a. erav
| IT, 11c <, ,uhtfa comn,on '14r
1NStr1sHs;MWs1o stsn5v Il Il oBa1 10 for eor 1e.a
Of ncachbows. and 81 ooal. Us for pccrless: sI15S
ind for ehoica lnta from siorr yhs reta trads wss
raihor raiI 1 ljeIt. e.>s 'o'" 1''N e'S'1'
s norne Is suai u Monays Iu. ts te oersss @e
ern mt vrry aroe nnd nrjcw r,int hteaty Quail a,1
rofr chirema s1, nrn ~ am ut vsninom p a1ow nn'i IN
ssras sunniy. rs oaote:' turkeys, ehoice drssscd
| iOtSilu: ia. fair dfagc chickens. choice drcsBe
s91l@a 30 com1non 70 fotr IL 0NOa rs duckg s3Uo
a;66: uocse 10: nrairio cblckcny SJUUS33 Is
| 9ua Sl.50dS90U; yenson sut1dlea 861ioo; do cur.
sasssf 1es ,c. w,u in hcttcr demand .t mi,
former 1ricos. saies ore mpdo At sa s53 10 primo
ovOtnb}s at 81 CO. Dthor Yeods were anct Clever was
n1i1"t ~ foSc5c In rorS ue"rr" anil rno nj Il INA
m s rtc sana - M ~ re- ~ o}rc tir,nt,v ~ II liz
H.. ~ ~ a. ns oas ha1a n,d car ~ Il m I'll
hngs ii 81 l4 baas nt 63 bRxs at 985: 60
, 1874-01-27

Whoat was active aud strong, ut m average
advance Of 1h@l1ie por bu, unaor circum-
ors. Tho advicca from Liverpool quoted that
marriott strong; Now York was similarly firm,
and our receipts were comparatively light, with
the prospect Of only small daily voiumo for
como timo to como TO moot good demand for
shipmont.. Tho inquiry to-day wna loss i1np1ll-
siyo than Is uBuM when tho market stiffons; 1t
was steady from all clnssca Of buycrs. lonco
prices woro uniform I'LL near the ond OF tho
break tho markot. Outade orders for options
wore fair In volume, and tho local shorts ill!od
III freely to tho oxtont Of tho offerings. while
tliore was y moderate shipping dolnalla for oil
graaos below No. !, inciuaing No. 2, which has
boon hithorto neglected. Towards tho close tho
buying orlcrs acomcl to havo boom mostly
tlllod; and Bo!iers being more humorous, tho
advance was nearly lost. sellor February
opened ut si;2S} declined ,,aH to *125!d' i!
rose to sl .sS9l, md xesaleaca to sl.e5N It tne
closo. Botlor March sold at sl.2s1AA()I o9S1l
closing at tho inside. Seller the month, or caaIl
No. spring, sold At Sl.25a l.2e, closing ut tho
insldo with premium Sl 4@1So, por IN t. for M,'
aud nominal at $1.2B1 4@1.27. No. 3sprng cloaed
nj $l.19, and roteutod do as el.l3 oussido ...e
noch Island Elevator. OAsh saleA wore reported
Of 1000 bu No. 2 Northwestern Mt al.20t(;
sl.255S: la,l0o bu do At 81 951l 5000 br do 1t
1,25l1 6,0O0 hu do at IL l.251{ 1,G00 bu No, =
spring ut Sl.1914 400 BIZ do 1T si.l9A; 1000
bu do at s1.l3; 400 bu roiocted nprlng ut
s1.t3I 400 bu do IL. ~ at 5I.12}1. Totnl,
", 900 bu.
Corn WAS III worry good domand throughout,
nnA atoaly at NIL average advance Of Wv per bu.
This WAS chiefly consequence Of Hll,all rv-
coipts, though otl.or markets. woro quood ilrin.
Liverpool waa stronger, and ndvicoA FROM couu-
try points generally CONCUR In stating that tho
iarlnorA cal,llot travel over the country roads,
except on foot, mud that supplloB FROM tho farm
uro therefore practically cnt of till tho roads
hayo beon lardonal by tho froHt. Some OF our
| operators clain, too, tltat tho shortage OIL tho
Lust crop will roaci. b00, ,000, 000 bu Which IL
| much larRer figure tlan tho oltlcial oati,natos
| OH which tho recollt advance WIS principally
baaed. Ihoy Hay TINT tl,ort is little moro
| OF tho old eurn To como forward aud oxpreBa
atrung doubts III to Tho probability uf b0inB Ahlo
to keep tlio now oorn in good condition through
tho hot Weather. Towards tho ond OF tho aeA-
sion tho ,Aarkot wohlonusl III sympathy with
wllsat, and tlto groator portion OF tho atvanco
waH loat. Hsllor February opened at 5s91u, roAo
to 5Ylo, foil bac1 to 90, advanced to $3.50. and
roccled to 584Au, closing ut 63Yio. Seller Alascll
sold ut GDG1G054o oloHing ut u0ilo. Hollor Muy
aold ut 86jGMUi14u, cl0a'ng at U53su. tnsll No.
2, or Hellor tho nlollth, sold vt BeGQ5H9{o cios-
lug at Tho inside. Now No. 4 wan iAuutive. ito
jootod coaod ut 51o for old, and about Gu for new.
Cash sales woro reported ot l4.0uo hu No, q. old,
at bB1{u; 5000 b,l do at 689Go; $500 bu do ut
b816o 2,0oo bu rcjooted. old at 649lo, 2, 400 bu
, 1874-01-27
CONINI{lRCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 28
Tho following wore tho rece,pts and shipments
Of tho loading ARTICLES Of produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-eight hours, aud for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-01-27

local paoker ul Eastern huyors, 10th actively engag-
Cd, sasless found lo difficulty in dlaposing Of tha
sliul, supply salo, tlo hulk u ths offerings being
picked III, long hofnro u0ut. rrlces wuru tlrm nu1
higher for all grades advancing to 5a6 for poor
to axtra which rlowa ~ ~ appreciation of 1qa. sAea
$s4035u for medium, uni at IT, ajt26.s for poor to
common. The markpt closed frn, at tho aboys
quotations. Among thu tralisaetiona wure tlu follow
inH.
, 1874-01-27
Tie Produce Markets.


New YonK, Jan. 29.-Corroa-Dnll and lower;
ml1aing upland, 16c; futures closed .ateudy !; sHca
y 2og bales for Jauuary 15@l5 l-32o for Mareh, 1s
nnEAnsTuFra-T In moderate demand aud high
or recclrtA, H. 00U hrls suerno Western and State,
b.75@S.as cu,nmon to good extra, $a.ss@0,p5 good
to choice, $700@7.35; whe wheat c1trl, S7.4OGy.uU
sx.ra @ on,o, so35ess1o; q; Louis, seaa@lluo. % lyo
JR.l. "a:
Wheat ,00eo 600
Coru.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CGlOp0
0ats. O5D
Barley. .,....,..,,,,,, gsOuO
hlAlt. lG,00
Wheat IL fair demand and hieicr; receipts 11SSS
bu No. 2 Chicago s1.59@1 1.e1; No. 2 Milwaukee, $.G2
Olga; 1owa spring, sl6sta1Go; No. Minnesota,
91eA: Ne eprin9 sISS ; white g aiehgap tlS5
narey scarce and tcnding higbor' ' Western, s.so
Malt quiet md firm. Corn dun receipts, 420o0 bu
old mixed Wcstor atioat, p0o new white Western, sS
@o1c; old white, O1c; nisol,nd old Western mixed,
yeGm Ia 9ats m sts3 wsss ssrssy sp. ss sn dsz
essSsc. usssts,.' '''V' ~ 'Su "t''seD ''e''' S"''
IlAr-steady. .....-.....
llops-stoady good to choice, so@4oo; low 10 fatr,
aDtSa5c.
it i1s,a ssgsr rm held higher
IErRohEuM-Eaaier; crude, GA@6tic; refined, lac.
TuRpEHTINE-i8c.
Eoos.-Quot Western md cauada a1@2ic.
pnov1s1oNB--Pork steady; new mess, $1G.26; old,
rms ss' Son o1t nftms Sor
nteam s95lo spot and Foi,ruary o1s@9 16lGo March,
DurrER AND OuEEsE-Uuchangeu.
""''nx-s''4ay { olSS1ssAr1. sss
otNoIsxATI jan 1 sn o2 a q ,12o , ;r
lug at SO. Corn dull aud dropping au@G5c.
1ss s I He. W. w hoansea @ Barley active aud hsnc'
utLs-Unohauscd.
Arn, VI sas1s Lard as,n stss.n. 9':e ssksa, se Hta
q. 0Ke; sIeas rlb, 7,sst9ee; esss, s,s@eAe. Bacon
s'n1 y'Hry h, aa<e sAolaoFr 's'se eleaF fD' sSs'''
wi %hlsEx|stsaay ssSsHss: tIi Il ess. ' '''
TOLEDO, Jan. s.-lnExns1urrs-rlour nasD: quiet and
pnsagr1 Wheat sac better n.y. ,s wStte y ", !;
Fobruary $3.50 March; sl.6lh Arril. Con. dull,
high mixed, g7taG7!kc cash; 7oc seller Aprll; low
m1fod Heasmp:essc n.y. ess asis sGo ffh No. = 40s"''
0LovEn sEEp-Du!l mammoth, s. .5o@ ~.
g. $50 bu oots n iyo @ pFI' wheat c00 III '0'n
si5lrMENfs-fto,r III 4oo brs; wheat. ,ooo bu corn,
r f., houl6VILLE ao ss.ll
3nsApsrurrs-FloMr tirm i Grain amiet nan.
s1e es,, sss IT, rss sa s2 S sa1 n1
shoulders 7kS; ,n slear rib, s,s, e!ear r. Sugar.
cured a4nH 1aaake Lard prime sseam' &c.
"A''A&"'$'''''e'ysY; ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Jaa. 27.-cerroN-Duu aud lower:
mititilnu l6t{c.
nHgapnssrufrs- quiet and unchanged, but low
rra,ies aro source anG wanted Whcat uctfYp ind high
er No. q spriug, ii ~ spot 81 l2oL11 NIX seller
january No. ) rod wil.ter, si.1G bid Uorii scarce
and higher but tr9cgunr; No. ,ai1od, 01Gssle eaat
er: No. !. 40c, Gust track; 45s45hc in ELEVATOR Lar
10y arm generally hold Abovs buyers ytaws. Aye
Wu1sKY--steaty at oGo,
Pnov1s1oas-Iosk nsln, with good demand lnrd
sIto III lots 16.OO@l6,25. DulR ueaB nrlucr held
higher shoulders asl clear rib ut Quincy bold Mt 90
Nc, yeler March caal !ola Aero held vt GHGsGssic,
without buyers. Hacoh nig4er sAonlders 1Nc clear
r!L rlear, 9Ac Sweet plcR!el hams ilt Ut lOAe for
1aN lLa Ayprago At H Josell Ao; l0e for l6JlG 1bs
average Ut Quincy TX, on sios. Lard hrn IT. 8ae Oh
, 1874-01-27


New YoRK, Jun. 26.-There waH 4 more active move
mont In traao to-day, manuacturors' ugcnts dstrnui
Ing fair uggregata amount Of staple uI fancy pro-
anctions to Western aul Southwestern johbers Tho
local jobbing trade connnea good. Cotton gooda aro
in steady lclbaud and firm III prsce Prints actvo;
11c wooena fairly actiye foreign goods improving
, 1874-01-27


Extra Dceyeg-Gralcl steers, averaging 400
to 1oa0 lbs. S. *
Chuice ueuycs-tiue, fut, wsll formed 3year
to year oll stAcra, averaging 1.2do to
!, 4o0 Ika. Ok
Good Observation-Disclosures finely formed
steers, averaging 200 to ,3aN ba. ....... 400
Medium Graues-Stcera III fair iesh, nyer-
ngtng l.1a0 to 1,:0o hs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 4.6Q
uutchnra' atock-Counl0n to fair aeors,
aud good to oxsra cows, for city slaughter, =.
averaging $50 to 100 tia. .......s....... 3.2a
Stock Cattle-CansIaon cattle, III decent
iloah, averaging 700 to l.U50 ibs. s.......... a0a
InfcrlUr-Iight and thin cowa, lcifers, -
stays, hn'ta, ana scalawa3 steers.. l.1S
Cattlo-Tuxus. rloiue curn-fo1, ..,,,....,.,, 4.9l
CAttle-Tuxas. s1lml,,prud North. .......... o.N
Cattle-Texsp thrug, droYea. ....,....... 1.7b
F1tvct,H NALEH.
, 1874-01-27
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

- CHICAGO, MONDAY EVENING, Gan. 20.
CATTLT-Recciycd silce Saturday. $50 head. TIe
fact tat tho receipts werc very much smaller than lad
been looked for, gave holders conhdence aud ater.
ally higher prices were Insisted upo. Tic ,unbor Of
beayea that would meet tho requirements Of EASTERN
buyers was limited TINT lollurs thought It would be
III eusy task to tho docao suffered last week,
unt 80 Il proved, but thoy were not content with tint.
1nstead of weighing UP thS cattle At lSSoo advance
which shippers seeMod willing to i@y sn ndvalce Of
fuw transfers woro eleotel md should telmorrnw's
arrivals provo argc, sellers ay regret thu too firm
stand taken to-tlAy. The tradin about ull douc
boforo noon, aud W O'Clock the ynrn nearly de-
Serted. The aarl1rt may ba qaotel Arm ut nominal
hdyauco Of 15G9opr
, 1874-01-27
Total, 4wooks. l0s, s81i ]. 77s. a3a 46y, o.

3o,2aa,aOa 137,a17.+7o 999,5s7,199
Tho visible supply Of grain, including the alneka It,
Hyai,ary at t.!o pr,uilMl lnta Of urc,lmula.on ut
lake a Auaboara pnrtf, Iii trasit by rail-, and frozen
IN n traustt thu Nav York oaluls wan. Ja1a. II.
1874;
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Personal.

JUDGE P. o. THwEATT, of Helena,
Arkansas, is in the city. He reports the
prospects, politically and otherwise, in
our sister State as fiattering.
JUDGE BLAND BALLARD, United
States district judge OF Kentucky, reach
ed the city last evening, and opens the
United States courts here this morning.
MEssRs. CHRIS. and Peter Shren,
the Cincinnati fire-engine builders, are
IN the city, having brought down one Of
their engines for the De Soto street com"
pany.
CAPTAIN KENNIsTON, Of Newport,
Kentucky, is visiting the city. He is
accompanied by his wife, Miss Manale
Shaw and Miss Mollie Cole, of Indian
apollo.
SUNDAY, the Memphis Typographical
Union, No. IL, elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President, w.
II. Bates; vice president VIM. Henry; re-
c0rding and corresponding secretary, Z.
w. Paddison; financial secretary, Joseph
Crabb (re-elected); treasurer, John J.
Dew; fund trustee, T. P. Holland ire
elected); delegate to International Ty-
biographical Union, J. II. Hammer.
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NoTTG -.

OFFICE OF WORKISGMENi BUILDING AMI
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
MEAUHIS, Tenn, December l. 1874
The regular annual meeting Of this Assosia-
ton viii be held on TUESDAY EVENING
NEXT, the SIN inst, at O'Clock, at the usual
place OF meeting, No. 80 Main street. IN stars
An election Of officers for the ensuing twelve
months viii De had, and full reports of the
business TO date, and complete statements Of
the condition or the Association. Will be sun
mitted.
Attention Is called to Sec. ), Art. vii, OF the
Constitutions 50 No member shall be entitled
10 vote on any question whatever who is Ar
arrears for monthly iuslallments, Interest,
fines or penalties
L. LAG RILL, President,
.CHAs. T. PATERSON, Secretary. dee5
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Attachment Notice.

REsoRE E, W; CALDWELL, J. PIT. Dem
II nie VS.. l.. Heliering.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section3455 OF the Code OF Ten
neSsee, and returned levied upon the property
OF the defendant, and AFFIDAVIT having been
made that the defendant Is Justly indebted to
the plaintiff in the sum Of SiST by account and
the state Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered that defendant make
HIS personal appearance before Z. W, Csid-
wei, J. P, on the slh day OF January, lS7f. Al
y O'Clock m, and defend said aitachnssnf
suit within the time prescribed BIZ Law. or ne
same Will be proceeded with exs6rte and thaf
a copy Of this oftier be published for -four slic.
cessive weeks in tha Memphis Appeal Tdss
tn day OF uecem Der, 1874. ~
does Z. W. CALDWElI., i. p.
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PART 7.
f,,-,ratfo1 March from II Proiete Reed
md rrass Band i...------------- e e Deer
30 -Supps
3 Grand Chorus HalleIUjah, from the Mes-
san fchorus, with orchestral acco5np aIl-
....--. Handel
L|ssaasa
4 Il ~ .aur variations lCOrDet solo Oy q. Al
nod. with orchestral accompanlmeni)-
1870 -P0udert
Il Potpourrf from Ia FILE du Regiment lor-
-Yg5--s7 ............- DJnnizetti
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Good Norfolk oysters at thlrty-five
cents per can, at j. A. SIGNAIGO's,
rs Second and les Main streets,
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0DAEDLSG-ErE r. c. Riggs, from Clarizs-
:. M 11vg located 81 So Main street, car ac-
conn. 15rfe q Few day boarders; also has an
-. F1r.a -f font room fOT n family decb
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LAW REPORTS.

First ChaBeeFy .COnrt-IhaBeeII0r Nor.
gem.
Court will meet, pursuant to ADJOURN
ment, at ten o'clock this morning, when
the Lincoln cases will be continued; az
ter which the calendar already on hand
win be taken up, the first Of which is
BranneT VS. Love, No. 1873.
First SIFeufs COurt-JEdEe HeiskelI,
Yesterday the call reached the fourth
case on the calendar. Tue following ad-
ditiOnsl cases are put on for trial to-day;
27S5, Judd VS. Thomas; 2779, Taylor VS.
Esder & aiellersh ct al; 27S0, Tucker VS.
Reid; 27S2, SOmerville VS. Jones; 2755,
kmhler VS. King; 27S7, Taylor VS. Eader
Il Mellersh ct al; PISS, Seligman VS.
Tighe; 27S9, Mitchell, Hoffman & Co.
vs. HoTbseh; 279O, Jukes Va Horbaeh.
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AT COsr EOR CaSH-

Having an unusual large stock Of
goods on hand, and desiring to reduce
the same, am now offering at cost, foE
cash, my large and well selected variety
of china glass and queensware, until
January uext.
Particular attention is called 70 French
china dinner aud toilet sets, Bohemian
vases and cologne sets, silver-plsted tea
snd water sets, pickle stands, CASTOR,
statuets, figures, bronze ornaments, ETC.,
etc. Merchants and housekeepers wish
ing to avail themselves Of this opportu-
nifty, are invited to call and examine
for themselves. CHAs. N. ERICH,
all MIN sfrant
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7 f yOu wish 10 save money, you will buy
4 yOul RB0g- AND sHOEa al the Fxeei-
sior Boot and Shoe Store, 4OE Main street
as you viii alwHys be suited in styles and
prices +. W. STEMLER Il 60, Props,
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AUCTION SALE
OF THE
Franklin Exchange Saloon,
No. n Adams street.
A gOOd Chance for a Small Investment.

| will sell at auction, on Wednesday, Deem
=, 1874, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, the Bar,
Bar Fixtures ard good win of said Saloon 10
The highest bidder, without limit. Terms Of
sale-One third cash down; balance In three
and six months, with good security, The pro-
prietor, having engaged In other business,
cannot give the time Necessary TO CARRY Il on.
Rent low. r. VANRROKLIN Aucf
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BEAUTEOUs QUEEN ESTHER

cold aaa silver BEADS.
sold and silver Flowers.
Gold and silver FEisges.
cola and silver GImps.
GOla anu silver wrought Tarla,sHs.
OF our own importation.
Latest Imported Novelty in Feather Fans.
evening Flowers in bewildering variety,
FOR the German.
MRS. f. KRENER,
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% EYCHANGE.

DEuFEaI -FIrsi-claz- improved residence
] uulUa-fT. eight fDCuElud dollars one
rlurfL o. money, on tLmei balance IN other
fr1rertv- Address Max, Appeal once.
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CABBAGEl oABB1GE !

Just received per hatbost, 10, 900 heads
choice cabbage. For sale by
L. 2. REID & CO.,
Front street
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KENTUCKY turkeys, venisOn, quails,
squirrels, game-fish, for Sunday dinner,
at VICTOR d. FUCHS,
A jefferson street.
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UrHE law firm Of COZ LIER & HOUSTON r.
by cOnseli, this day dissolved. The old
basin So will have our united attention. Rnd
either Of US VIII receipt Tor money due the
late INN. WM. A, COLI IER
!. r. HOUSTON
Memphis. Decen Der ], Is74
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REMOVAL.
FOR LEASE,

NJ i. MILLER. Justice Of The Peace, 10 No.
ne 1t5 Main street OPP. New CouILhouse.
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FURs, Fuesll FURs!ll

The Largest Assortment in The city, NJ
the Very Lowest Prices, at
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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, all
kinds, ct the " Wilson Ofiee,D corner
Second and Adams streets, and Brooks's
Spool Cotton for Wilcox & 0bbs sewing
machines
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abe Very Lowest Prices, at
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Five Hundred giOfh and Beaver
CIOaks, elegantly trimmed In the latest
and most stylish manner, which we are
offering nt exceptionally low prices.
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-Tl1e entertainment was necessarily post
n1ued from Friday, December lltn. 70 Iues-
dTv. rbe I5ln. III consequence OF Prof. Arnold
being unable % procure IN time the CREST
numbered musicians required 10 eXecute he
music IafJ down M the programme. AdInis-
son tickets dsfed Friday -he llth, VIII e
-ldd, b-sfh for the Concert and Bop, on the
lf -hI % the 18th.
mo several Committees pledge themselves,
individually and collectively that no I'M
proper characters viii he admitted. seats
s.I-i be provided on tle main floor 10 accom-
MEDIATE sUul persons. The galleries VIII be
re-arved for those desiring to prone made.
Lusical exercises wlll commence 20 o clock
and continue until n o'clock, when the Main
sail " d be surrendered 10 the IeTpslc1oreau
Festivities Of the night.
. IIe pro zraume OF this great musical least
VIII Be made public in due Re son.
A-IaIz emeuts are nov being made with the
various railroads 70 issue Excursion Tickets.
The order viii parade with The visiting
ku gnrs on The Afternoon Of the 18th.
visiting Knights upun arrival IN the city,
E-u report ar castle Han, No. 90 Second
street. where they vii be furnished with com
b ueufary badges.
rg-LIcEefs OF admission, 81
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, bsu-
luets and decorations. Crsig's, 379 Main.
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SIC TRANSIT VENUs!-HOH!

You will know after smoking one box
Of my Havana Cigars, at five cents
apiece.
s. PER leo.
H. ESCH, go secOnd street, opposite
Court Square.
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they ever won victories with suehA mot.
ley following. They will not win at
Nickshnrp A hanhfIl OF dnfnrrnir,n.l
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Al those indebted to the firm Of MANS
FIELD & HlGBEE are earnestly requested "a
S 81 eAu settle or make remittances without
delay, as the business or the Old Ann r,1sf ~
closso. y. MANSFIEID a Co
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The choruses viii be under the dlrecllpn OF
Pref IHrnp- g.. thpFFfuE.
The orchestra viii be directed By Prof.
George J HRHdWerIEer.
The Reed and Bras Baua VIII be directed
by Prof. Herman Arnold.
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aBRooKs's Spool Cotton, 217 Second
street, corner Adams.
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PTANCS.

DIAEOs AND ORGAS5-Tuned, repaired
and cZchrnEed; work done by expert
[ -e-. Ers--ciezs worEnlen- and warranted.
cave or er5 for city or country al
- g.. LIN BERG :, Clarz's Marble Block.
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ABSTRACTS O. T TITI,R.

OWNERS OF REAL E rrA-r,
" contemplating pureha =. o-r155 - - Slii,,r
On really, should have tii les thoro1, ~ Ia y
s5o1iS , ell1 sn9ss nayln zeal estate 10 se
f 5ls,e aud 50 avoid delay Eaen purs65es1 n
SEARS a GB ,EELET.
u theft new Office, Ne. u yErsI7s,,, 49,.
are prepared 10 examine tides a4,f $3.50
abstracts on ANY LAND - Shelby cor,,,, liz
rates. ,. AZ
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Five Hundred CIath aud Beaver
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