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weather Probabilities
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


GALVESTON, February 6.-Cotton quiet:
stock, 1885 bales; weekly receipts, ,494
bales; exports-to Great Britain, IL ,9l5 bales /;
coastwise, l7l2 bales; sales, 100000 bales.
CHARLESTON, February 6.-Cotton steady
stock, 81, ,l03 bales; weekly net receipts l20l9
bales; gross receipts, l2,073 bales; exports-to
Great Britain, 1884 bales; continent, 562 bales
France, 1880 bales; coastwise, 4439 bales; sales,
$500 bales.
SAVANNAH, February 6.-Cotton nominal ;
stock, $3.50 bales; weekly net receipts, Is 926
bales; exports to Great. Britain, 22,6i6 bales
to the continent, 424 bales; coastWise, $3.50
bales; sales, 66S7 bales.
MOBILE, February 6.-Cotton firmer and
higher; low middlipg, l41sc; good ordinary,
l3Sl4c; stock, $3.50 bales; weekly net re-
ceipts, 1892 bales; gross receipts, II ,S77 bales
exports TO Great Britain, $500 bales; to the
continent, 1866 bales; coastwise, Sl62 bales
sales, 5000 bales.
LOUISVILLE, February 6.-Flour and
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet at
zee. Oats quiet Hay sIS on cars. Mess pork
easier at SIS BIZ. Bulk meals quiet and un-
changed. Bacon quiet; shoulders, 73Sc; clear
RIB, &c; clear $50. Sugar-cured hams shade
lower, l2Ac. Iard-tierce, 94c: Kegs, lO1Ic
Bagging Agile. Whisky FL mer at 9615c
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AS THE January BJdckl0ood predicted,
the result OF the English elections has
been adverse to the Gladstone ministry
and the liberals. So far four hundred
and twenty members have been elected
TO the new parliament, of which two
hundred and twenty-seven are conserv-
stives, and one hundred and ninety
three liberals. There are still two hun
dred and thirty-eight members to elect,
but the leading presses claim that the
result viii make no appreciable differ
ence, The conservatives will be
victorious, and viii, there is little
doubt, have a clear, working majority.
The extent Of this defeat can be appre-
ciated by our readers when we remind
them that in the last parliament the
liberals had a majority of one hundred
aud twelve, by which they were enabled
to secure compulsory education, the dis
establishment of the Irish church, free
ballot, the abolition of commissions by
purchase in the army, and other reforms
that, to those who know anything of the
conservative temper and tendency Of the |
English mind, appear little short of
wonders, so extremely radical and 1
sweeping are they. Disraei viii now
replace Gladstone, and we shall. upon
the assembling of the new parliament,
witness the introduction Of perhaps still /
more radical measures, paving the way
for the resumption of power by the liber-
ais. We hope so.
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BROWNSVILLE.
SGAuguraffOn OF the New Bank Build
tnS-H.arge Attendance, Interest.
fSg Occasion, TOastE,
Speeches. Etc.
Special to the Appeal. I

Special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, TENN, February g.
The bank building was inaugurated to-day.
An immense crowd was present to partalxe of
the hOspitalities of the occasion. F. S. Davis
and Mr.. Freeman, of Memphis, were pres
ent. 1t was union of all that was true and
substantial in this part of West Tennessee.
The supper was elegant in every respect, and
after the supper DIR. Lewis Bond drank toast
to the officers of the bank. Mr.. WilIo
Haywood was called upon to make a
few remarks, and said that he had nothing to
say, but pointed TO what had been accom-
plished as his most fitting reply. Mr.. Brock
way made few remarks which were well
received. The weII-known president, r. S.
Thomas, said few words, which met with
the approval Of everybody. He is a host in
himself.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Proceedings of Ihe Legislature Yester.
dRy-ImprOVement or the Tom
Disqualification of Railroads.
Special TO the Appeal. I

Special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, Mss, February Elm
ezecuuve0ession the senate confirmed the
following appointments of Superintendents OF
education: Elmer c. johnson, Madison
county; q. {. Smith, Bolivar county; E. ].
Lepsey, Tate county; S. J. Reid, DeSoto
county; B. F. Mitchell, Leiore county;
Thomas W. Jones, Union county; ]. T. Nc
kenna, Lafayette county.
The senate passed a bill Incorporating Sar-
dis female college, and bill in relation TO
trial by tury in civil suits. A petition from
Columbus merchants relative TO opening
Tombfgbee river was referred to COMMITTEES
on federal relations. A bill was introduced
providing for the taxation Of railroad cOrpOr-
atoms. In the house the. following senate
bills were passed: To appoint deputy assessors;
TO provide FOR Te assessment Of lands In War
zen county, and house bills for the relief OF
the widow OF Judge Shall Yerger, and to ex-
tend the time for the Harrison harbor COM
pany 20 commence work.
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THE proceedings of the general coun-
Gil last night, elsewhere reported, are
without special interest. The resolution
from the aldermen, rendering Market
square TO the county as a suitable site
for a courthouse, was laid on the table
by the councilmen, much TO the disgust
of most of those present, and no doubt
to all who read of it to-day. We hope
the resolution will be revived and
,oorsaI
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IT will be seen by our special from
Jackson, Mississippi, that the legisla-
ture of our neighbor State eontemplates
8 railroad tax that will no doubt raise q
howl from the Central and the Mobile
corporations. This, and the petition of
citizens of Columbia for the improve
ment of the Tombigbee river, are the
only notable items from that quarter to-
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DAILY,SUNDAY & WEEKLY
The Papers fOrthe People
Proposals for a site for an Insane Hos
pital in West Tennessee.

rVNHE undersigned having been appointed by
il the Governor directors 70 select a size
and superintend the erection of buildings for
an Insane Hospital in West Tennessee, solicit
from towns. counties and Individuals offers
for the donation, or sale Of suitable Sites to be
submitted to either of the undersigned on or
before the 9Th day of March next, on which
day we viii meet in Memphis to inspect bids.
A tract of good Hllable land, of not less than
800 acres, with good supply of water, faciIi-
ties for drainage, and convenient 70 some
town ana railway station, will be required.
A plan OF the land, with statement Of the
number OF acres cleared and number in
timber, with full particulars, should accom-
pany the offer.
AT the Aforesaid meeting the Board will
elect a Medical Superintendent, and elect an
Architect to assist IN planning and construct
ing the buildings
WM. K. ROGERS, Memphis, Tenn,
q. w. DAY, Humb bOldt. Tenn.
JOHN A GARDNER, Gardner. Tenn
Humboldt, January2S IS7A fa9 "
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InsOlYent Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
H estate Of Fred. Minderman, deceased. to
the County Court Clerk of Shelby county,
Tennessee, and said Clerk having ordered that
publication be made in some newspaper pub
nshed in said county, and also at the court
house door;
This is TO notify all persons having claims
against said estate, to appear and file the
same with said Clerk authenticated in the
manner prescri bed by law, on or before the
seventeenth day OF a pril, 1874; and any claim
not fled on or before said day, or before an
appropriation of the funds, shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity. This January
l6, 1874, JOHN GUM, Administrator
Patterson & Lowe, Attorneys. taIT
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HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
II estate of Frank Carney, deceased, to the
County Court Clerk Of Shelby county, Tennes-
see, and said Clerk having ordered that pubIt-
cation be made in some newspaper published
door;
This is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate, to appear and dle the same
with said Clerk, authenticated In the manner
prescribed by law, on or befOte the twenty
second day Of April, 1874; and any claim not
hled on or before said day, or before an apprO-
pr18tiOn Of the funds, shall be forever barred,
both in law and equity. This January II, 1874.
MARGARET CARNEY, Administrative.
Patterson Il Lowe. AttOTnaUz- tag
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s. W. RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service. United States Army.

y. W. RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service. United States Army.
TBY TELKGRAPHl
LITTLE Rock, February 6-Weather clear
and cool. Departed: Fanny Tatum, Fort
Smith.
PITTsBURG, February 6.-The Monongahela
il falling. with feet 10 inches in the channel.
NO arrivals or departures except local packets.
CINCINNATI February 8.-Weather cloudy.
River falling, with l9 feet IL inches of water.
No arrivals except packets. Departed: Par
agonr New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, February 6,-River rising
weather cloudy and cool. Down: Great Re-
public, Henry Ames. Up: Peytona and
barges, Mary Alice and barges, j ohm A. Wood.
with II feet inches OF water on the shoals.
Weather cloudy and raining. No arrivals or
departures except local packets.
NEW ORLEANS, February 6.--The weather is
cloudy and cool. Arrived: Pauline Carroll,
81. Louis. Departed: Thompson Dean, Sam
Hale, Cincinnati.
Sr. LOUIS, February 6.-River falling slowly,
with feet to Cairo. Weather cloudy, with
snow. Arrived: Laura Davis, Nashville;
Crescent City, Cairo. Departed: Belle Mem
phis.
EVANSVILLE, February 6.-The weather
is cloudy, with rain and snow. Mercury 33o
70 3S'. The river is falling, and shows 20 feet
inches by the metal mark. Port list: Up:
Pat Rogers, am. Down: Lawrence, 7 am:
Robert Mitchell, 10 am; Mary Ann, 3 pm.
CAIRO, February 6.-NoOn-Weatherc cloudy
and cold. River falling slowly. Arrived:
Fanny Lewis, Shreveport, midnight. No de-
partures ...-...N light Arrived: Mollie Ebert
New Orleans, 2. m; Indiana, New Orleans, 4
pm; James ID. Parker, Memphis, pm;
Mtnneola, Cincinnati, @ pm. Departed
Grand Tower, Memphis, last night; departed
to-pay: Mollie Ebert, Pittsburg, 1 pm; Jas
ID. Parker, Cincinnati, pm.
LOUISVILLE, February 6.-The river was
falling at PM, with 9 feet inches in the
canal, and feet inches in the Indian chute
weather cloudy, with rain and snow. Ar
rived: shannon, New Orleans; Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans; Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
Departed: Seminole, Cincinnati; John Kill
gour, New Orleans; Andy Baum, Memphis.
All boats which have passed through the ce-
nal since the late order of the canal company
have been charged only half rates; hereafter
until another rise, full toll win be charged.
weather Probabilities.
WAsHINGToN, February 6.-For Satur-
day In the middle and eastern States, north-
lsterly winds, with snow, except in Maine
Fer the lake region, northwesterly winds
backing TO northeast, with cloudy weather
and snow.
For the Ohio valley and the southern Statey.
northwesterly to sOuthwesterIy Winds cloudy
weather, and light rain or snow.
For the middle Atlantic States, northeastern
ly winds, with snow, or possibly rain.
For the western gulf States, diminishing
nOrtl westerly winds and higher tpmnarafurp
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DIED.

McNUTT-The funeral of the late S. F.
MCNUTT will take place from the Second
Presbyterian Church, at ten o'clock this
SATURDAY. morning. Services by Rev. W.
Z. Boggs. Carriages in attendance at the
church.
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WTE have closed out our entire stock of
w CHINA. GLASS and open stock of
QUEENSWARE, together with the HOUSE,
GOODS, to MIR. G. N. ERICH
VINO Is noWtmovlng into the store lately occu-
pied by us. We bespeak for Mr.. Erich the
patronage OF our friends and customers and
take pleasure in recommending him as a
gentleman well worthy of their confidence
Our office will continue TO be at the old stand
until further notice. Very respectfully,
fe7 LLOYD, CLARKE & co.
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Business House TO Rent or Exchange
fnr. RQal FufoEo

T HAVE A GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE IN
Whitesville, Hardeman county, Tennes-
see, Wnlch wish 10 rent, sell or exchange Tor
land in this state or Arkansas. There are i've
rooms TO the house, three down and two up
STAIRS; also, two good fre-places- There Is
on which could be built a nice little cottage,
with small yard and garden
For further particulars, refer you 70 =. b
Webber & Co.. Memphis; 7. 8. NormenJ,
former owner. or JOHN II. SERMONS,
fe3 W Whitesville, Tenn.
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Book AGENTS

Wanted for the History of the Grange
M0Vetneal, or the Earmers' War against
s1OS0p0i1es. with history of the rise and
progress OF the ORDER Or PATRONS OF
HUSBANDRY. It's objects, present condition
and prospects, to which is added Sketches of
the Leading 0raugers. By EDWARD WINS
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First Monday in April Next,

on the premises, offer for sale, at public auc-
embracing between three and four acres OF
ground, Immediately on the Y, and at the
crossing or the Mem phis and Charleston and
Mobile and ohio railroads, and near the CEN
ter OF the city Of COrinth, Mississippi on
which Is erected main factory brick build
ing, about 30 by l34 feet, three stories high,
win boiler-rOOm and stack attached, all
built in a WOrkmanlIl1e and substantial man
ners with best English tin roof Also, on said
ately on the switches of both roads, and be-
tween said buildings is an artssian well OF
good water. together with the charter and all
the real and personal property belonging to
saldt company. said property cost the COM
pany about $4,000.
The whole vii be sold together, and on the
foIloW1ngsterms, viz: $500 cash, and balance
on Ten years credit, the purchaser 70 give
bonds OF such denominations as the Board OF
directors may desire, drawing s per cent. in
terest per annum, with coupons attached,
payable seml-annually, said bonds 70 be Sc
cured by a deed Of trust on the property sold,
and also on all buildings erected thereon. and
machinery used upon said lot for manufactUr-
ing purposes
COTinth is one of the most healthy and pros
porous towns IN the State, containing about
SOJO population. built up entirely since the
war, and IN a dne cotton growing country,
having a trade OF $3.50 or 10000 bales annually,
which viii be doubled when the railroads
terminating there, and now liz. process OF con-
structiOn, are completed.
A. Z. REYNOLDS,
J. G. REED
E. WHITFIELD, JR..
Committee.
Corinth, Miss, January y, 1874. ja25
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Washington Gossip.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The COM
mittee on appropriations is still looking in
every direction with a view to economiZe
To-day all of the auditors of the treasury
department and the commissioner of customs
were heard with reference TO the present con-
dition of the work in their respective bu-
reaux, clerical force employed and how IL
to the war. Most of these officials took the
ground, that to reduce the clerical force in
their offices would tend to destroy the eff
cheney Of the public service. Judge
Martin, sixth auditor of the treasury.
indicated that, In view of the increase OF
business pertaining to his bureau, he would
be constrained at early day to recommend
clerks. Mr.. Ella, fifth auditor, on being inter-
rogated, said the committee could reduce his
force TO the extent OF one female copyisJ, and
no more without Gripping the public service.
The mouse committee on Indian affairs to-
day agreed to report a bill, the main features
OF which make 1t penal Offense to cheat or
defraud an Indian, or TO fraudulently obtain
his signature or mark to receipts for money
which has not been fully explained to him.
the Indians from sWindling agents, contract
ors, etc., who have heretofore grown rich at
their expense.
Several members of the beard of civfI-ser-
vice commissioners were present at the cabi-
net session to-day, and consulted with the
President and heads of depar, ments regard
Ing the civil service. Other than this there
we're no matters discussed.
The secretary of the treasury in a copnmu-
ntcation to the house, says the total reduction
in duties by act of June 6, 1872, reducing du-
Ties ten per cent, amounts to eight million
six hundred and fifty-two thousand nine hun-
dred aud thtrty-two dollars.
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nation, and personally urge congress not to
pass the Territorial bill. They repudiated the
Choctorian contract under which seVenty-hve
thousand dollars have already been advanced.
This action does not reflect the sentiment of
the intelligent portion of the nation. A ma
gorty of the legislature is ,composed.of full
blooded Indians from the mountain districts,
with Carr at their head, who publicly
every white man in the nation: il he could
separate the little white blood in himself, he
would open his veins and let it out. The CIV
iIized Indians in this Territory do not want
TO be transferred by the war department, but
they do want a Territorial government, with
courts of ustice, and a delegate in congress
70 speak for them. They do not need govern
merit agents, but they want citizenship, and
equal rights with all
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
Capitalists and Cotton Manufacturers.
OFFERED TO

W T. Inc undersigned. a COMMITTEES aD-
w pointed by the Board Of Directors Of the
North Mississippi Cotton and WoOleu Manu-
Company will, on the
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DRY GOODS.

BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, February 6-The general
market is Inactive, but some departments
show Improvement Cotton goods are in mod
crate demand, at current prices, which are
nrn. Medium and fancy prints and shirting
styles are in steady request. Ginghams are in
fair demand. Cottonades are improving Dress
goods are In moderate request. Woolens, for
mems wear, were rather active. White goods
and Hamburg edgings are selling more freely
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY.
MEMPHIS, TENN, February O, 1874.
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HOUSE.

This being private bill day, a number
OF private bills were reported and acted upon.
One allowing the secretary OF war III cbanga
on the army register the name of Tobn q
Stipa, captain OF the fourth Infantry Nv
which name he had enlisted, TO John fands
Delanbells, his real name was passed
A bill TO pay ]. j. Petri, Of Illinois. Ava
thousand dollars in recognition of his heroic
and successful efforts in rescuing from stsrya
tIon and impending death a train on emf
grants, between Sierra Nevada and Trinity
mountains, in November and December, ISl5
and in payment Of his expenses and losses
gave rise TO considerable discussion in COM
mittee OF the whole. Mr.. KaSson in the chair.
IL was hnally agreed TO, and the committee
rose.
"A proposition TO have to-morrow's session
set apart for debate only, and when required
unanimous consent, was OBJECTED 70 by
Mr. Rusk, ami he declined 10 Withdrew ms
objection, declaring that he was IN favor OF
economy, and wanted to stop the printing Of
speeches in the congressional record.
After the passage Of number OF private
bills the propOsi ton fOr a session Tor debate
tomorrow was renewed, Mr.. Rusk withdrew
his objection, and no other objection was
made The house then adjourned.
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SfekIes's Departure from Madrid.
MADRID, February 6.-General Sick
les took his final leave OF the Spanish gov
ernment to-day, and placed Secretary Adee in
charge Of the legation.
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A. Z. REYNOLDS,
I q REEn
InsOlYent Notice.

Corinth, Miss, January y, 1874. S-------
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NEW YORK, February edwin
BOota, the we'll known actor, has filed petit
tiOn in bankruptcy. Among the secured La
bilities is a claim of Oak Ames's estate for
one hundred thousand dollars.
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AGENTS WANTED ACT AT2OHgE.
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NORFOLK, VA, February 6.-The
steam boiler OF Baird & Raper's shingle mill,
ploded last evening, killing four persons and
badly scalding four others.
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CINCINNATI, February "a case Of
extreme cruelty was developed to-day by
Coroner Maley. On the twenty-seVenth OF
January, a woman named Caroline Beruy
while in child birth, was elected from a room
by Constable Heffenner for non payment OK
rent. On her way to house in Culvert street
she gave birth 10 the child, which died last
night. The woman was thrown out into the
rain without clothing. Judge Pruden is said
to be mixed up in the affair, as agent for the
house rented. The coroner Will hold a
thorough Investigation,
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The Presidents Nominations.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The Pres
ident has sent the following nominations to
the senate: Charles A. Tweed, associated justice
of the supreme court of Utah; Harrison Os-
born, pension agent, Baltimore, Maryland.
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SAN fRANCISCO, 6OfuaFy 6.-In0
testimony taken before the legislative COM
mittee in the investigation into the charges
OF corruption in the late senatorial election,
last night tended strongly to support the as
sertion that no money or promises Of reward
were given by Booth or his friends to secure
or influence his election. The Investigation
is very searching and thus far Barwick, who
Is the complainant, has failed to establish the
charges made. The investigation win be re-
SuunPd on naxf Monday
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LITTLE Rock, February 6.-The res
idence of Harvey Lewis was burned this
Loss, twenty-five hundred dollarz !;
insured for fifteen hundred dollars.