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MONEY MARKETS.
ETEELIGTAPR

NEW ORLEANS August 3.-Gcid,
li2s. Sigha, s premium, Sterling, 55i.
LONDON, August amount OF
bullion gone into tie hsnk Of E0gland
on balance today is -'43, zoe. C0nsols
for money aud account, "a 9-l6; 5.2Os Of
1865, 1913; ID. 1857, 1855; 10 40s, 1864 /;
Lev fives, 1915 New York Central, go;
Erie, 49,; Erie preferred, %.
NEW YORK, August 3.-The market
clOaed easy at > per cent. Prime ner-
camille paper, 4G5 per cent. CIearings,
SI3, 600. Gold Cparei and closed at
1923, with sale At l45. Borrowing rates
ilq,3 per cent; loans were also made fiat.
G 3yernmeut bonds fra coupons Of 1881,
1901; 1854, 49,; 1865, IlS3; new, Ilol;
1857 1904; 1858, -20i: new fivss, ll5t;
In-40s, regular, Il4f: 10 40s, coupons,
IL; currency IS, ID State securities
quiet; Tennessee O., old, $50; Ten.
nessee, new, SOL; virginia 81, UlL 363;
Virginia, new, 81; Missouri 81, 1914.
Railrosd bonds strong and higher. Ali
the government Offices were closed to-
day in respect t0the memory Of Andrew
Johnson. Stocks dull and firm; prices
advanced in the moTniEg 3@4. The
market left of q. q Sigh reaction from
the highest point, The most active
9Ocks were Pacific Mail, Western
Union, Lake Shore, Northwestern and
OhjOs. Transactions a. the stock eX-
change were G2 900 shares, Of which 49,
600 were Pacific Mail, 600 Western
Union, 10, 900 Northwestern, II goo Lake
Shore, q, Il $500 Ohio. Closi. quotations
were: Western Union Telegraph, S35;
Pacific Mail, 393; Adams express COM
pauy, 1909; Wells & FargO's ex-
press company, 50; American ex-
press company, 81; United States eX-
press company, -; New York Cena
trail, 1035; Eie, 143; Erie preferred, 20;
Harlem, 1884, Harlem preferred, 1872;
n chigsn Central, 635; Union Pacific
stock, 725; Lake Shore 6Il; Illinois
Central, 81; Cleveland and PittsOurg,
9I4; Northwestern, 485; Northwestern
preferred, AS; ChicSgu, Columbus and
Indiana Central, IS; New Jersey Cen
trail, les; Rock Island, 1851; St. Paul,
36t; ST. Pa2l preferred, 594; Wabash,
81; Wabash preferred, Sc; Fort Wayne,
S75; Terre Haute, 5; TerTe Hsute pre-
ferTed, y; Chicago and Alton, A.; Chi
cago and Alton preferred, 8; Ohio and
Mississippi, I93; Indiana Central, 4;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, IS;
Hannibal and st. joseph, 233; Delaware
and Lsckawanna, 20s; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, lo4; Central Pacific
bonds, 1Ol; Union Pacific bonds, l0l4.
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/ Saturday saij; -Four wac sill 'u-ther
acted ulou Iy the eculnusuee o! heavy
/ Fslrs Throughout tie central h-it II the
I wet all the damage undoubtedly &c.
CEui1g 10 wheat. sud the higher grades
| q Old stock were held SOC higher, and
20 sellers TO day. The market was az
advanced one yesterday, but some sales
we're med. Medium and choice quail
ties o; Old were wanted; new stock IL in
DO demand and not readily gal.ble, and
low grades quiet hUt in GrmeT sympathy
WITH the tone Cf the maTEp. -
EROCERIES-Sug- r-POwdered, l2(G
l2!c; crushed, l241sl2ic; cV. loSf, l2{G
I-4c; grauu.a.e5, Ilsl1i2g; a, il@llsc;
extra c. lC5o; G yellow, 94Gl0c; open
kettle, SFlgc; yellow clarified, 1910
lie: white clarified, ll4@lI!c,
Molssses aUd Syrups-In barrels, per
gallon, 55fa75G; market Cull.
Cotiee-Hio, per pound, inferior to
fancy 2l@ 24c. Tea, JGcG.rl.
esit-per barrel, domestic, 81 75G3l so.
German ooap-per pound, 54@6!c.
Candles, per pound, boxes, lie; half
boxes l7zc; quarter boxes, lSc.
soda-5,o stein Kegs; IN boxes, 6!G63a.
Starch-43@5Ic.
HAT-Saie Of two carloads common
Arkansas prairie II S end S. 50.
BEMONs. ETC-Lem0rs, per box, 81
Gl2. Orange, -
LIVE ST0CK-Eorses-G0od saddle.
SI4yg2JJi drawing, SlioGIoJi plug, SIS
ago.
AIuIes-I4aI48 hands. S90@IlO; I4I0
Is, SllGGl45. l4l3l6. Si4jTl65.
Ca'tle-FITst quality, 4a44c, gross;
second, 383lc; third, POSE poor, ,
@2lc.
Sheep-First quality. s45oa5; second,
3 5OG3 20; Door 81 25GJl IS.
HOgs-No demand. There is a fair
demand for cattle; mules and hOrsfs are
dull; nothing doing in milk COWS at
nOminslly S20T4 so.
OATs-S8le OF 50 gscks, old, at ZOE;
new was dull at Csc per B3shel.
PROvIsIONs-Bsc0n shoulders, 9!c
clear rib, l3c; clear sides, 1890, loose;
packed, B@}c higher.
Hsms-Sugsr-cured, l3lGl4lc for can
vased.
Lard-Tierce, Lie; kegs I44c; pals,
i59l5ic FOR refined.
Mess pOTE-Par barrel, SO 2jG22 so.
Breakfast bacon-CauvsseG l44015c.
Bacon very firm 1T slightly higher fig
ures. B eskfast bacon is scarce.
PEARs-Iu good demand FOR shipping;
dealers offer 15c(9SI p per bgsheI, loose. !
POTATOES-POtatOe5 are again in de. |
msnd, 81 % per barrel for them
WHEAT-AJOUt 100 bushels sold, Gil /
Of poor quality, Al from 75C to 81 BUSH |
e.: Tor No. 2 81 20 is cff-riuS.
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lc'ive and higher, S2i - SPOT az.
. 81 3HlG2l s. seller September Lar
I in fair demand and higher, - ACE -p-
! and l3sNrl3 Csc seller September. BILE
meats very firm, and holders asking
higher la:es, 81, usGl2c. WHISKY
/ 81 I7l
NEW ORLEANS, August 3-SUg Il
I -jobbiUg-cOmmOu,S Sic; low fair to tIll =
lar, s3lgS1ci prime S4;i choice lu-,
( acknowledgements, 4S.I4 7c;
fair, 5Oa55o; prime to choice, 5Sa7Je,
! FiCur-hightT; common, 81 a. super-
fiue, s. 25; doUb G extra, 8 .td5 75i
treble extra, S6G,7 IS; choice, 9ocS 80.
Corn, S5G 93c Oats quiet TeXts, 6ilB
60c; choice western. G7c. Bran, 81 10
Hay firmer; new, SIS; old prime, SO.
Coffee-Ord'nary TO prime, 10000
Pork firm at SIS p. Bacon easier. 100.
49, and 1890. Hams, l33Gl4c. Dry
salt meats )bhiDg-shOuldsrs, 94c.
Lari-tierce, Ifc; key, 14lc. Whisky
firmer; western, 81 p Corumeai, s. S..
ST. LOUIS, August 3 Flour active
and higher, with more buyers than sell
ers; superfine fall, 81 50@5; extra fall,
S. 25G5 50; double extra fall, s. $50
8 50; treble extra fall, So 6OIg7; family
winter, including fancy, 81 25aS .
Wheat firm, but inactive FOR cash and
higher for futures; No. 2 red winter,
81 5O,Gl 81 bid cash; ssles at 81 5S4Gl IS
August and 81 50Gl 81 September. Corn
higher; $40 bid cash and 45G45C sep
tember. Rye inactive and lower; No.
., 80GS5c. Pork higher; small lots 80
az %, the latter for delivered Lard
nominal; summer, 1890. Dry salt meats
Of
sides &c higher. Bacon irregular but in
the main higher at 81, 50, l25, IS. 1870
l34c. Whisky steady 81 :! IS.
NEW YORK, August 3 -Flou- 100
15c better, bat dull, and buyers not die
posed to pay the advance; superfine
State and western, $500 so; st. Louis,
S6 359S 80 Rye -four quiet bat steady,
SIS 1906 25. Cornmeal firm, 81 l0tG
4 DO. Wheat opened 263o better, with
q good export demand, but closed quiet
at l92c decline; winter 2lG3c higher
and very firm; No. , Chicago spring,
81 3SGI 40. Corn opened l@2c better,
closing quiet; mixed western, steamer,
S33CGS64c; mixed western, sail, 65c.
Oats opened better, with q speculative
demand, but closed with the demand
nearly all lost; mixed western, 63665c
in store. Coffee quiet but firm; Rio,
cargoeg, 173@2Oo gold; jobDing at 100
Gle gold. Sugar active and firmer; re-
fnirg fair 10 good, sos 5-l6c; prime,
Ss6S4c; Musco7ado, 8a8Io; refined
quiet a. l084115c. Pork excited and
higher; new mess. S2t 50t92I 50. Beef
quiet. Cut meats dull. Miidles quiet
snort clear, city, 1899. Lard excited;
prime steam, old, 1889; new, Isle,
Whisky tiTplpF. 81 q
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C0TT0S nARgETS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Cotton nom,
iraI.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Cotton
nominaliy l4lc, but held higher.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-COtton
In fair demand and higher, l4Ec.
SAVANNAH, August Cotton
quiet; mlddiiug, l32e;.:net receipts, z
bales.
CHARLESTON, August 3-Cotton
dull; middliug, l4Ic; low middling, 14c;
good ordinary, I3!c; net receipts, l5l
bales.
MOBILE, August 3.-CottCn nomi-
nal; middline, I4sc; lew middling,
1850; good ordinary, Isle; net receipts,
bales; exports cOasCwlse, l0o bales.
GALVESTON, August 3.-Cotton-
midiling, l33c; low nidd!ing, I3c; good
ordinary, l2g; net receipts, Il bales;
gross, % bsses, exports cOsstUise, 2O7
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3 Cotton
-siles, l$7 bales; prices hrmer; good
ordinary 10 strict good midd!iUg, lIB9
l2lc; low middiiHg to strict low MID
ding, l5lml33oi miGdlings 20 strict
mddling-, l4ITl Ii; good miCuling, I5c;
receipts, 2G bales; stock, p, 9l0 bales.
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STATE LAWS.
AN ACT to protect farmers and proven, III.

AN ACT 10 protect farmers and prevent IN
jury o. crops.
Section I. Be 10 enacted by the General a -
seInbly Of the s ate Of Tennessee, That all
PERSONS owning uJtOriOU-ly mischtevOuS
stock, that are known 70 be IN tue habit OF
throwing down or jumping fences, shall be
required TO keep the same confined upon
their own premises 50 that ~ be not allowed
70 Kun at large o. the injury Of the enclosures
or crops OF any ether person OF persons what
ever.
Section ,. BE Il further enacted, That all
owners Of the stock shall be liable for all
damages done by the same to enclosures or
crops of others, and upon proof OF the amount
Of such damages and Of the character OF the
stock committing the tresSpass, recovery Of
the amount and costs OF nit may be bad be-
lore any Justice If the Peace
Section 3 Be 10 further enacted, That TO
secure the payment OF such damages and
costs, execution shall be levi. upon the
stock committing the tTespass, and after ten
days notice shall ne sold to pay said amount
OF damages and costs.
Passed March -, 1870.
LEWIS BOND,
Speaker Of the House OF Reprss-u tatives.
THOMAS II. PAINE,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March ., ISIS.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.
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~ ACT authorLzLng ne - ID MemphIs

AN ACT PUthOrI Ziug the city of Memphis
grant 70 the United states q site for Custom
House and Other puglic buildings, and ced-
ing the 1ui sdiC'IOD TO tue United States of
lue grOrud 50 granted.
Section 0. Re c enacted by the General As
semblY OF the sLLie OF Tennessee. That the
city OF Memphis be, and , hereby authorized
to grant to iue United sta Is \ portion OF the
public pTgmen-ds. On the west side OF Front
street, gnG adjacent 10 Madison street when
extended 10 the AIis-issi Ipi liver. not exceed
ing three hUudred feet .Guare, for tie pur-
pose OF having erected thereon p lifted
States Custom House aud other publ C build
ingE OF the United state.
Section 2. Be IL further enacted, That the
Iurlsd Ctiln Of the said premises so TO be
granted 70 The United SJateS Tor the said pur-
poses, be, and the same Is IerzJv Ceded and
granted BY tie state Of Tennessee to the
United States.
Section 3. Felt further enacted, That this
act take effect and De in force from and after
its passage he p-,l.g welfare requiring the
same.
Passed March %, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS Ii. PAINE
r.-# Speaker Of thsSenate.
Approved March D, iy7j.
JAMES D.; NRTER, Governor
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BeEs. g. a. Ross,
2urSeon Dentist
I60 MAIN STREET.
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the
Use of Nitrous Oxide Gas
BnsOEyeDcg Notice,

State OF Tennessee, Shelby county-Once OF
County Court Clerk, In re-, estate y. A.
Norton, Memphis, Tenn, July IA, lS7z-To
MIS- 5. z. NortOn, admins ratTix:
II AVING suggested the insoIve lcy OF the
ii estate OF =. a. Notion, deceRs ID, you are
hereby ordered to give notice, by advertise
ment III some newspaper published within
tas said state, ana also at the Courthouse door
% shelby county, Tor all per. Ons having
Claims sgatDsr said estate, to appear and file
The same with the clerk of the County
Count, authenticated in sthe manner pre-
fcrlbed by law, on or before the first day Of
January, 1876; and any claim not filed on or
before said day, or before an appropriation OF
the funds OF said estate is made. shall be for
ever barred, both in law aud equity.
Witness my hand, a office, this 18th day Of
July, $50
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
In accordance with the above order, claims
may be fled with Inc within the time allowed
or with Eiy attorney, Nj. Z. L. Belcher, Irv
ing Block.
iyIl s. d. NORTON. A DIN Inistratrix.
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ssed March 9, 1915.
LEWIS BOND,
e ACT 70 author-ze - IesuLlte ID u

IN ACT to authorize and regulate TN Is
suanCe of State Warrants
Section !. Be il enacted by the General As
sembly OF the state Of Tenues=s That the
Comptroller of the Treasurer be and he is
hereby directed TO have warrants on the
treasury engraved and printed IN denOmina-
tons OF one, two, i've, ten, twenty and nifty
dollars, on good banknOts paper, payable to
- or bearer, received IN payment Of all
dues TO the state, and have the same 81
printed and bound in bOOE form, as that
when warrant is detached 20 will leave 20
stub or check on which shall he written go
the time of issuing each warrant. the Genomi-
nation thereof, the date wnen Issued, and
con>e cutiVe number, on what account issued.
and On receipt 70 be signed by the party o.
whom issued. Each denomination shall p
bound in separate books and ~. "a Usrtu CO ..-
secutively from one upwards.
Section .. Be IL iurtber enacted. That SUBJ
section 2, OF section p Ot he Code, be amend
e so a. To authorize and en.- CFer the Comp
troiler to Issue any and ali OF these denOmiBa-
ions OF Yea warrants for sums which.
upon examination and adIustmen. o. an ac-
CONT or claim against TIE - ale NAV Dol.
found due frOm the state.
Section 3. Be It further enacted, That To-
the payment Of odd dOIajS and g uts, winch
cannot be made by thee warrants 'Ho f'prrr-
tTOlieT shall issue his warrant "a the came
manner ar form now provided BY law.
Section 4. Be IT, further enacted. Thai 10
shah be the duty or JH- IreGsIreI. before he
snali pay OF any o the F~rran, hereiupry-
vided To-, TO compare them with the stubs o..
checks provided Tor IN the hT=t section OF this
act, and II found to cOrrCSpCn o, pEy the same.
and immediate : cancel ana Gls them fr
such inspection nd - tu1iuatiHg as Ii -r Or.
ordered by the Ger "a lssem1iy.
Section 8, Be il further GaCJei, Tnat .re-s
sh'li be % no time more than five lanlIa.t
t.. a. ii dollars ~ the warrants Ee-sfr an.
tAOc-Z al 20 be issued, OUtSJsuUIl-. and unpaid.
anu Tie snail Dc teI fJI current eIPeT
only.
SectlOnG Re it further enacted la. IT,.
act take take effect rom aEG at.C- its Tals1.-.
the public welfare rsqui-t-s [.
Passed Marcn p, 1875.
LEW IS BOND,
speaker OF the House OF tepre-e ats we.
THOMAS H.. PA NE.
Speaker 0f ne Senate
prove March a. 1879.
JAMES n. PORE I4R, Govern rr.
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AN ACT to protect private fisheries.

AN ACT to protect private fisheries.
Section |. Be IL enacted by the General As
ssmOly of the State OF Tennessee, That il
shall not be lawful for any person to catch
hSh with seins, nets or traps, in the waters
covering the lands of any other person OF
persons in this state, and IN case OF q viola
ton OF the above provision. tue proprietor or
proprietOrs may have q remedy by action at
law or by bill in Chancery, and Injunction,
and in either form of action may have an at
taChmeut to attach the seins nets and ty.ips
so USED ; and in Chancery any number of al.
lacent prop1etors of such lands may join in
Jhe Dill against any number OF such tress-
passeTs, and The bill shall not BE dismissed
for multifariOusnesE
Section 2. Be 1t further enacted, That no
person shall place across any stream in iris
State, nearitS mouth or OppoS 'te, auy Fein
net or trap, or other device which Will pre-
vent the free passage of fish up or down the
same; nor shall any person or persons be per
mltted TO H. h with such SENS, traps or other
device N the waters upon the premises OF
other persons without written permission
TO do SO, nor shall any person or persons be
permitted, with sein or traps, TO FISH ia any OF
the waters of this State N the months OF
March, or April, or May. Any violation OF
TINS section IS hereby declared a misde
meanor, and shall be punished By fine OF not
less than ten dollars and COSTS or imprisOn.
ment 1or not less than thirty days, at the
option the Court.
Section 8. Be it further enacted, That the
counties OF Blount, clay, Monroe, Macon,
hiedsoe, Sequatchie, Grumpy, Van BU en-,
dc Mimi, Claiborne, Hancock, Fran n
iTreene, Lincoln, Moore, Hawkins, Coo ke,
Ham blen, Granger Maury, OvertOu, Ten
tress, Morgan, sullivan, Hardin Deca ur
Crockett, Sumner, SEWER, MarshsiI. Harde.
man, McNatry, Carroll, Carter and Johnson,
together with eli other counties not men
TONED above in Fast Tennessee are excluded
from the operations of this act.
section I. BE Il further enacted. "hst this
act snail take eject nom and arter its pes
SAGE, the public welfare requiring H..
Passed March >, 1879.
LEWIS BOND
Speaker OF the House of Representative
THOMAS Il. 2LSE,
Speaker OF the senate.
Approved March u, no
JANkS =. PORTER Governor.
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CULLE0K& INSTITUTE,
sisuTy County, Tenn,

r. ". WEBB, A. ~. ". WEBB, AN
SITUATED AMONG THE HILLS OF
y Middle Tennessee, on y. q D. Z. f., $
miles south OF Nashville. Students enjoy tue
advantages Of good water pure AIR e. q COM
fOriaOis homes a the best f8Mllies-iu that OF
the principals If preferred. II the CONNER
clal Course, the use lreaGiuE, writing and
speakiDg) and PRINCIPLES grammar, rhetoric
and cuticisml OF tie English Language, Geo
grauhy, II st0-V, Elements OF Science, Ma3h-
emalics and Bookkeeping are thoroughly
taught. The Classical course incIuGeS the
stuGles mentioned, together with The critical
reading OF standard Latin Greek, french q Il
German authors. Those who complete the
above are prep cred o pursue University
course With profit. Board l~Clujing fuel,
lights sud --1.hIug, . Der month. Tuition
Ter essiun O = weeks, 50. the next session
Us gins August 9, 1875.
Inc Principals enjoyed a foUr years prepar-
at0ry tEaEiH, ~ tine BiEghEms Of +. G., and
were INST honor laeu lu their respective
classes at the University Of y. G., under Gov.
swan : administration. We refer by Termis
sion ID Bishops Paine HcTyeire and Iaryin;
Hon WIN. Fleming gnc Rev. J. G. Mitchell,
ID. d. Ft-.uI I-eaby erlAn Church, columbia,
Tenn; l..y. n- -lCoGuIi, Is-t1r PTe-ts ter. an
church. .-.uvIi.. Tenn. send for circulars
lyIl
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MARINE CHRONICLE,
meteorological aza aquatic.

The temperature yesterday was Three
degrees above that of the day befoIa. the
mercury scoring 79' ia thu shade, the
highest altitude reached curing the day
Shreveport enjoyed life ftlG0'; Fort SUI
~, Dakotah, $50; Galveston, go; Lufi.
anola, go, with all he other stations
within and below the eighties. A very
light rain, and the only one Chronicled
fell st st. Paul.
The following is tha daily report Of
the stage Of water, with changes IL the
past tweIty-four hours ending at three
o'clock yesterday evening:
OFFICE cF OBSERVATION
SIGNAL SERVICE u. =. ARHY,
MEM ms. EN-. Angust 3. lS-5
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IHJ IT Wy EsT.R M

{ETE HAVE THIS DAT ASSOCIATED
~ ourselves Selbar unDe" Juo name aud
style Of -IA&.D&- POTTER T.. Co. for The
purpose OF dong NHgfazs 3- Grocer 2,
Pc, ri-i1E ami sErUeEag OuSss,1-siOn hlIsi,
Eys-. We have engaged the services of Efr.
W. Stalay- Lat With d. Il. TOwuces1 10
take charge Of toe DfGee, WOuld solicit, aBd
Wi, make ubsIa advances prompt sRt+s and
ret rTls Ola gra3gAMeu's. bringing, as we do,
pa experience Of over @ quarter Of d century
i" 81 simiia. line Of Gs ness IN This city think
we EuuW { 2 wants o. the uajs, ana are on
titled 90 q share o. G usIderdtiCu from Uur-
C-HSeTs IN cur line, ard would AK mat they
cal up8n ne on or about September ms
Y Zen we propose having q q BmpleLs stock Of
STAPLE GTCg. -ies and Provisions. NJ, ~
: gHE syEess. between Madison AMI Courr
J., =. STA STON,
CHAS. POTTER.
MEMrH.s. anL- IS, 1915 ivI5
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Gaojlts07a are fss round tote, Ua.sss
oshe77C5se expressed: far 6eed and pro
duoC lGucs TGter. f5r small purchases
rrss C-s p-opo-tiaaGtGly higher.
APPLES Tuesday j. always & day Of
good supply 10 apples, and yesterday
wa va.v active, win p good demand 1t
sitter prices; per barre! measure, 2lG@;
fancy viii bling more but they are
scarce.
RRAN-Sales of 100 sacks wheat bran
at SO. and 3 sacks corn bran at Sl7 so.
BUgTrR-CommOn, l28lSc; medium,
Egr25c: choice, 25G27c. Butter Is
higher sud drmer, especially ch0ice
qualities which Sra s'sTce.
BAGGISG AID TIES "A moderate
business doing; , lbs. at l49l4lc; q lbs.
81 l4.Gl45c. EiG-, 5.N5tc.
CQRN-I-li0W Wss again neglected,
Offe~ilg ar S2o: there wss some demand
for white. but poae in the market.
C0RNNEAL-The advancing lcok OF
corn. owing 10 the distractions from
rains preventing hauling to market ana
the harp rise In 4 luT, mas raise suffer
feeling in CGnmesL sales were geDer-
a. Y ar $ -. bat some hoiCers were Gsk-
ing 8 So. and they express the eEyec;a-
ton at seeing it 81 by .he end O, the
we.k
CHICKENs-Scsrce and firm at 81 50
O. - fer young old in small demand at
1903 50.
EGGs-scsrce at l2c; demand very
quiet
FLoUR-Fl1ur Is excited, and too un-
settle. or quotations; holders here adj
ysuged rates. some asking up 10 IS 50
i9T fancy. The 81, Louis Republican Of
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gRE GOODS
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moderate with commission houses, and
importing and jcthinE branches ruled
quiet. Cotton goods in gteady but lin
itet request, and fairly -rm IN best cor
porRtiOD made. D8-k faLcy prints IN
limited demand. Manchester prints re-
duced ! cent an. Aliens fabrics 10 S
cents. Eel. skirt, aud w0.sted hsv &
moving fairly. Mems wear Wooleus
quiet. Wool Eauue,s improving.
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Section !. Re ii enacted by the General As
sembly of the state OF Tennessee. That il Is
hereby declares 20 be a N isdeIlea .gI IJr any
person who having 70 appar6.t means 81
subsistence. and ueglarJS 10 apply him~ or
herself to some honest calling.
Section ;. Re it iurLher enacted, r 50 10 is
hereby declared to be q uiSdeJByaLOI Tor any
one TO ne found lott. ring aayut Saloons OF
dram shops, gambling houses or houses Of ILL.,
ZANE, or tramping o. strO!ltng through the
count without any visible means o. srl
mort.
Section 3. be it further enacted, That any
one found guilty of these Odenses defined ir
sections and 0. this act, shall be fined rot
less than I'VE dollars OF more than twenty
five collars, or SHAH be imprisoned in the
county WoTknOuse for not less than ten days
or more tnan twelve months, at the disc e.
ton of the court.
Section l. Be It further enacted, That Il is
hereby made the duty of all peace officers OF
TINS state 70 arrest all yagraUts and carry
them before some Justice OF the Peace 70 be
dealt with as the Law directs
Passed March Y. i5T1-
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= y ACT to make mi. 0rU rrr r-s- OF r.
Registers Of the LauJ Offices rf tle -.at.. 90.
Teuue. see.
Section /. BE it enacted Dy the Geua~ar . --
Ssmhly Of the state Of Tennessee, Tuat Cd.
Registers OF land offices in the state snail Zoe
ceive one dollar and twenty five cents GE come
pen satlOu tor each grant recorded uy them.
and two dollars for each certified cory nf
grants, and twenty 1--WE cents for each scare.
Passed March 20, 1875.
LEWIS BOND.
Speaker Of the House Of ReprrSeu tativas.
THOMAS Il. PAINE
Speaker o. the senate.
Approved March p, 1870.
JAMES ID. PORTER, Governor.