davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-20

leaa by som"hnH like aooo bead hut tl,c,e circen,.
e;afs, ~ not count for nr III tho fars Of rtpaTIs
las, li;at thu ysstf contained not ipwer tha @ "a n
fa,' fsa IT.. 1T rseF tns Tn's.y q NdH tcIne
VA se.omrItshed hut ths y.rss Il ths oosc
g ~ tli ot uaod snst. md tho remaining days cf
III wcsk ha'd OIL little encouragement inr snirr.,
htc. Hsri As &9hks,560t thu GnIx at fJotai IN
COWS of which largo namler wss on rale, wera ex
tretusly SLOW II 81 5Ns3'b for 1oot to chuicr,
QUOTATIONS.
Gantee Bcevcs.-Fnc. fat, we'll fas,ucd year
70 }tar old stscrs, wl,gh,ug l,a,l to
nos s; .33cs0do0
,,.i;a m l;3@9 . rs! :: sssA ..,os;oo
Ing l, ,ilH1 To l,3uo iLs, a,s...o
1s's5s sa;,s, y,"kIloor =, 70 f4f seer. md
etssa t%esS'nIRE s so Icy h., aat7s
1nfs ~ Mp IL; .. a21337s
st e,1!a, 1na aealaxaH itsers.... 7a5saT
A"' oas!. M ".n fei. i....'.......s. 2.5oGs loo
, 1876-01-20
GENERAL MARKETS.

Atco1lot.-~aa dusl nal weak II Si!2aa14.
1kooa-coRE-WaA 6r,u st tbs pr,u4s given, TIL,
Afe fair. but thu local aud order trade con,
'1osa good. sud Prevents any n.tsrlal accumulation
y! eosa. We agaiu quote: ChoIcs old hu1I. lo,alIp,
na''; ussfe' ehn1es snediuu, 6ka74e; sool .usds.
'hltfluf, tdas4et crooked, aRsc,
tuttEA-Ih*ss ~as lfn. tone 10 tha m.,tct ,or
psekea ou'ef, especially for ehocs ssadss is aun,y
Of wh1eh scarcely r1aIs the current requirement. ~
tho home trade, Hull wa4 trncr ,Aaa On In. ,rs4a.
sh9 two days, tho weather hein9 more fsyoabJo lar
nna'aa. Fsiees ranged - iol!o~.: caolro " fancy
yellow, a533la; ne4am to yool grades, lsaalc. IN.
ftrior 10 common, lS4l7c; common 10 cAnics ri,
lGa!1c. WV 1'''
oaEEaE-Ths cheese nstkss Wan dull under 4 veil,
aaaalped demand. Tls TACT tiat Interior u&..x.s did
not "atoek UP" - tFssiy ~ usual durius thA fiji
NOUNS wasssct. tobhass In anticipating moss sl.u
~"1aAfa5 aooa dtnsud throughout tie utntsf. Ha
, 1876-01-20

-. ysddo cpfrtspondtuts C,<rt,ana NtyaI.
Tho Jaraaeso tutkess do no. quite co,ao up TO
not oecoms 10 sucuuIcut aud tonder ui,on n,ot
Of slco Al uuon meal and corn. Tho 1apauesa
have IN ODD uama for this b,rd pKuityinY tic
"se7ea.celortd face" from Tho chInEi,,8 huss
o. u soot'or's g!ls. ln ths sau1o NAY their
hau|e ios ths e!ah, tho hulual that walks .'soYeu
raya." Speaking ut ourluus na,nes rs1nintls ms
Ct hhst tho Coolies ssy about russ!Auts aud
sWoot potatoes. Thcso poor tellowa, WHO per-
, 1876-01-20

loi'A ala alort c!caTs qn0cd At to2;c raah, sud
lose aell+r febsaart. l11sd; Rsesn hana, loaluAc;
c!sh OF sclias January: Iong.aut hams, i1ai3c.
boxed; bacon hams laG513Ifc.
fpEtsE-Was nominal At 7t3 De,
uEEF PRoouCTS--Wcre sseajy and 1uist st 800
g e. .so ior mess. sluop5 1860 for extra msas, and
.r4llox-@as Quoted at s:.c. Sale. varo lso br,,
city vt sic. " 1'
, 1876-01-20

~ =, !Fp"*7gtF 41FGH{4
~ hops" said q soslous.looking gentleman.
.nla morning, that the angel wlo fcr.ies souls
acfoss tue Jordan has moro than ono boat to M
service" His hcatets looked upon bin, viii suei,
evident anrnrsso that hs quickly added II fnnn
70 baeause It would 10 80 unpleasant for any ar
tho PYmo1th brethren to crosH over A. tho same
tlmo w!tA ". htorra OF Dr. nIidlngtou.
, 1876-01-20

HOGS fAYorahls change in iho wrat,,er ,.lam ~ h
coNJMnct4on With further marked dm!nulion In lin
roeelpts sal!ol ont slarp packing demand, unier
Hl.ls hogs ~ we aa THO frcsh secers, vers iaraev
nna ~, ~ 1s middle o1 she only fsw
peled 10 SHOW Ill further drrrease md tlsra ~.
hrM iono to ths market at tho close, s,irs werc
ps1nepi!ly 9t s7ftta73o for common to choice nact
inR Ao9s. III few fnstaucea f73,9i.t vas nsM h,,
r4xa5s u0lnlaon 10 chnce light ao! ii il
ta'7.aV. anti seAua~!g lotR ut si.35t@s7h '&e
, 1876-01-20

paTTSauRa oil MARKET.
Ftfrshrhn, jan. 19.-CNde petroleum. urn And ,et.
ise; a.a!ug a.oo at Psraes.; refined duu ., lsKta
13;lc, Fhilxlslphia delivery, wv
, 1876-01-20

tmforo arc favorable for 1arge and growing crn,nd
Hni.e Mhc.t 1t liverpool anil I,.sna sto large chiefly
tsoh tas 'arlhc raaA snl Tho uItntun +1pres.rt
.a1 % ~ or rlrr!Hs srtng will IL rn1uieca iy their
,ncts 10 Rsre This tho required strength aud eonss.
, 1876-01-20

: IN ~: g md 'nw"f sratirs ii oys w
toAl.-l'nalntss sas slightly bet,ar yesterday 10 T..
fund great 'lacny IN delivering os.Iag Ia TIC tio Nssteh
- condition Of slIt roasts. Wo attll itsose Ichgl
'sssTs'?a; s5s stSs' III sHs .s s .s ss,
st sS e nsmofs isnS 1ue siasy ssy; tn p:. 1sI!,n
,,t GoorEnAaE-r1aters, Roaas wsra lower un,lt.
Ill.,, 1sn, 1Trsslx' !. IL: ~ nx feItea of e.r4 ls
M s ;ars ,,etse. s n,frels Il sl,aiO for liz tor.nti
=, pliEssi:D iIOoE-wtss ae.iys and n.m, advancing
ws,Acr nterie .hppors IL sta @ a s's sua .ss -
%nis loca! eAssrs toak shs il aud small Io.s 1t
siss'y fr,twea "tics fran tho.e nstd iy shipTcra.
s3a, IA As.sy arta: III " ea.s1 @ ass
~, ~ c%mnan nn f,' s'a en o. ;irss.
r,r. "n ngH ~ soo"so'. salta o'o hraa sad
Dslaa 4Sb 's;ii so;iitnn,c41+ e,aer .r.a. !.
sn,aas, /. .r!i.s, 5 H ss' te5 nea.y II
wssx rwi;fe1 1e1 H. e';fs Il seo y ss0 ia ,slt,fr
M hs s,ssa, h,os p nSs'o; erean tartar rure, d. s
st.h,s "a aim II Ds a4.e T. I'll. 1aa s%e q.
I'm I'm sSst ss,e g. II T. ss: ,5. snm ons r.
l'ha. sulp., o.. fi2ts 4a; iii, eastor, ii xaia9
r., 4,l.: DO. ls.,on, sis asD rot4..i. ehof H.
ssse ~ o tf:ein; Fl b fnps o:ag
peae. nowd., Ii. siu, ls ,os risi.. T. t.. noMd.
u, & -! oaoln, 4. 38s'c .i!yer rr,ss,
raar t. 4sso; III; s.,fl.. fS: Ill., K x1%. e aug lie '''
h4sLInsto We ony ltsht snouns ot esdera !or
x.:; @ =; fs ss' No. 5.s s s sas,s
- ;St5t -Ss r. :sa,s H. %s saes e,st
,st j." eea,s eay H.; :s ts9 '.rSs fsny t
new Lahras,or barring. split, hsh, $ioia:..s do T.
brl $ts;ss.so; 1+sbrn lor boring, roud, br]s so9
hsras g. cG,us'. ss hiys4 hfissns
rEuiTs ,ASp NuTs-rhero ~aa title thu. was new
tnucd nntayoEsbls usathsr ka:ps raIs quie but does
not spre4r T. nnsayoraby Affect pscea which a. ruo
ises nss ftlisSE lhiS' ps5ss. 'a5s.,
III es5}si. :sg: .t Msts,
sss: e,,ifon ,o' s's2;s 1snEs11s&dsn sppl
i9s.s liz; do la:sa ls s,pc: e'ss&he.rss, 13sa
SuisFiIsfs lSsiis; a1mos, S ofstsa Tsfrssoaa is
@:,'9s; Eaples salnuts. nex. I.9i7o: io Old, liz
Tssa'. ,.siso: ''SWsH Waetoa asas ptanSis nS
N.hc; Teunesseo peanuts. 6a6c: Afric4n peanuts.
GREEN ruR1Ts-were in neh. demand ut uu-
asissa; V9!sncis 9ranges ssoosss1 per
ons 80 10 psr t9?Go per 1n; ss, LEM
ion ssso re 5r
selsa EEfshss s1aee rs; s,s ss o,,,t,
e.pss!onSs.!: ps1 Quo.stian. remain Is Iefora:
~ h'GSx;Iangoon' oGS7c; Carolina. 749so: Louis-
=, corrtEaLu; Q. Jsvs 3'4tsa2xe; jay. No. .. eox
5s.s'inF, singapore Java, ~ III 3Szesa os.si
sGa4as-p.ens ens o.t, Il K. in s!sc cru,hea. 1,r
@,s s,sSaIJ rJGTsrsa 1is!,e ~ Is 1SF.sss4
u o. ySIto n ! /
, 1876-01-20
COMMERCIAL.

4na aoi'oT'nR wsfe the teesipt4 and ihipmsn,s NJ
asnso.oe astlcs1 Of produce tu this city iutus Tho
*ebt3'fonF aousx ending Il o'clock on 3yedns.a,v
oofnsne snd for tho vsr1espnauy d.4 voa va, .so
, 1876-01-20

+ s..
| Sptrfof Ds'nhscA 10 TAs Chicago rrf5utr
- LIVERPOOL. 5au. 19-li a. a.m.-F1ouu-,Jo,l j, a5s Cd
No. :. lis. "S' W.
Observation-Disclosures. No. !, lo~: No. z % sd
.nns' No. 1os: No. |? as ID; wAitp, No. i, 1oa I'd
~. = .os au; cub. No. J, lla I'd; No. 2, los Cd
corn--Scw, 2ss pdSa9s old, s!aasls ID.
| Paosisloss-pnrk. aca Cd. Lard, So gd.
LsskhFoots Jan. l9-Latcst- t-Correx-stra1ie 1ie,
"a91a; f2scs Of H. ,edo talef, Including 1900 fo
speculation and sxpofs, and S,Boo American.
TALtow-4ts.
LONDON. Jan. 19.-Tha demand for money ia vary
auos u tho Dsnk Of England. aud the1o ia but ltd.
tor export, - '~A'0
MoHxx-Tho rate for money at ths Block Excb.ups
OH Government securities IL {,
4Hk haRH or FfnLiNp--Ataouut at bullion with.
drawn from the Bank Of England IN hztancs tn.s,v.
Clo,O ,O0a -" e---"~' 'o'1A''
cossots-afoney. ~ l1.lG: account, 03x.
h1khioAh hkouni1!k4-'c5st lp,Nj 'v7s, l0sif:
rs ,o.so4; ~: now w. lo'.: New York Central, vs;
lrio. W.; preferred, u.
Aks'sEp lE7noLEux-lns ada1la.
TALLow-i9s GIlss0a
fAats Jan. l9.--AExTEa-Asf
fAASsfohE, Jan. l9.-uasExD arArks nosps-.Nev
b., lV0t. ''s"
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
~" uaLEAas, Jan. E.-Coltoa-- D,n,aud sctiyo:
sAlea' iolUo ba!ts no 4uosabe change In pscoa rs
ee'4. ns' l's3a halss; Rroks 15ala; exports aosst
~ne. 1's0; tn dsuas britain. s.a7l; stock, s4t4s7,
u"aaaeafo"' jan l9.-co'son sasyt ,nlillIuas.
nas secipts, 1855 haes; q posts to assat
britain, s,c9G; ssles ,0a,
sAs"ssAlI 1an. w. 9-cotton quiet mldlltugs, 1a,.c;
nes receipts, e,2l bales; e1posta to the cpuluon..
!,3o'; coastwae. l,403; sales, e,e:Q,
MohitE Jan. s9.-Cotson quiet; sntddltnQ., nv
~afc; nes teeept', also haies: s1posts cosststae
,o,.N. oA.F.stoa' Jan. 1s.-cottou quiet; mladluas
!:ic; net receipts, l,ss0 bales; s1po,u eos.twu.4
2.v4l; Asles, flsI
, 1876-01-20

,I 1ILs@o1roon ~; n, exceedingly firm, sna Va. gru
movement .. ths Ea.t. Prices Ct othsr oil W.T.
non'nty ar as. sts:dy W. now quoto: U,shu t.t.ua.
te. iso e7 sko ae heasht III 99ss 139 ,,.s To-
i7H%1ae: extra xlalcr lard oli fl5aa,,iu: af,. No.
se Wiz! Ho jsseS. 1sss ,ssn: se. ssi:l
se4nioot oil sristy puty DO s4t1s ;;s
DO So sss lank oil straits bic pun unsbsso hss
1se; nsphth. common, aal3o, VI. Yjrs,aia n.
aaf3 y ao1 sso natura 20 deg. ao reduced, 2j
IouLTnY AND aAs1E-shippsra wsrs o,,yue .ur.
r. market .,, va tF she demaad teinv fay up 10
yorabts fos hau4ns stock. Game wa In rn,s,Is. IT,
secst Ersir1es Ix'ng 'tia easier ..n sa i.st
aara!rss IL tI:0; n1, s!'9 v*n',ou saddles: ile
st $1ao su! closing nr, i. that 1ricn. The tsoaf
hs1s very n$h and 4 thsrs aoubt Il 70 sesStr esss
M s.1dI + 4 .;sss':so: e. - '''.''-'''' ''u
onoua4xa anl B4gaw. nne. ti.ss: Gsuaa 10 daqa.ty
e,ry :h .sv: Ashton .,:ss, psr s.ss ..sh
Ton. ~ ay cospa & tss aGs,. sss
a. g.. ntss. sssa d. A. .'@.se; tdialn. t:ssss eoot
s'S sSoss ass s;s sssss f.ss; fsas: ss ashs;.
ytMAt = con'suoa. s.also: gool d.. ais: u's. as'
% sss. ta:ss ss:s tSss.. sSss as sss a.: ssasss
~ medium .&stss sood ',a ,Sedna' di"hGa 4s4;os tas
9Naa1c. ooLoHus-Conmuu, 3194a 10 uJod con,iu,tn
: asa.s medium, !aat2c; good meltn. 1y4aiSu.
nas :.sse; auust. tsasSe: cLors. u cSesss,
WuuD-pslaes wsre steady aud erm st "a IN tor ,n.-
pc; WY tar eeash; ana s1so fos b.-asi.sFt
inx i,s lgSt. while aas ueses4 ..s ia good : :us ~
, 1876-01-20
-.. TIE WHEAT SITUATION,
Ihe latest nun,uer Of TTa}tons fNsw yu,k, ctret.r
contains tho following,

Tho features Of our wheat market actk
iag week, al Tar moro act!ys ctnpnd has SrsvsIet
9,ea5 eAansaE the tone aud sprii II hs insrkrt.
, wea 'of aoas siIe past has eeu greatly dopre.as
nu y nAs aeeaed 70 " MOst 4youa hiY ~ a. va
have REGARDED ths situation ~ aronv ouc ant sn~s
t'a ist o. 1ls have sls confident that tls ,jiry 70
vent psaces from snx low, .pI slcs ths fs LII.
.ton has been eonst nifty strungtAcned by Ihe nro.
,fssed ~ ~ d s'ns sn hua. he aud Europe: ince
We 10 10y fetnemb&r seaen during the t,4st iL,rIy
xnra Tue n|ary " ram. Wv general anl
ttuu' hr, t. coneasa ID Any patt.cular seo.
TN wner and spsug whsa. producing Ststes. Ind ~
bos. III and tzsnsd have been ths ssofna and
nate ~ snasaHt Ut tho su,Rgs aud hsucs va rtnmn
an esa,s - T!th M sy d.gtes Of accuracy ths es1ortv
ufru g1ea't tn!sled w thu numerous sdliorl1ts
,.!ia, Iausnon. @ 1as an greatly representing thu si.
us w nasa tnfo," "os sh ,n}nr, especially with shosa
sa'son fos accurate ssat'EticAl nformat,oa viii t
gsea,y impaired Tho f.cs il, tew e.,sors hero b.9s
sautursl statistics ps.hc X iSsty %s.ga,an and tnu
not 30 relied upon. 1hs ,uovsn,rnt In Mhsst :, 't ~,
ayes or ~ .11sssa sn sss5 xa ana scea i'm
REPRESENT thu supplies iu tbs haads ot fsr..rs -
~: ~ s.psa.. te op;o tA.. = to ~ Hr cent i
~ sota tbs esttHate Il that mora t44u half x xAsu.
sa Ths quantity uted by tn'!sera e1et!. ,L.t et .st
e.n.un ten = vsroaty csnatsd prstaniy M so.y u.y
cent and the inesvAaed requirements 1t fssxrs tot
,sea, rss 4 !.es q ~ lxt rent ftom lows .S .Ss
gsnea u regard to ths quantity and 4usAty of
.l .nas on hanl ls snythiug but hopeful uf shi
s"a!n1 spItng aid t Is str7 ri.i,. to u tst 10 s.is
~ IlIa suffered 1uore hau loYa fro e1c..ayy
9n !aud very ls of II IL rtsiy NJ. lur3 !: tne mi.
sm H., w. ~ .Iu.s y sl.atsd .. NJ anu rejtc,et:
,h ~ ~ tlas ot hotthtru Illinois. II W tlAeo
~ no ~ sI1 a.iuur hrr rrt.enl surpy to
~ aT"eooo to. We cannot ea,ln,ato her sariy ~
Wy L. required fet .ssl: heaes ths psospset II III
ct.i sui!lts ot 'eay good wheat lion. thst ss.c
mug oat et's''yss'19. vita l.1xc lIlas nas ia. u
y .u3 ,al r Is saa No. .pug os
'ur stock ID tatly diminishing. Our nil. 49, ~ NV
~ nussasIed ebolss red apd aIlLer Whass .trsiye
1a tofihee ~ wen iIksa 70 limited extent for -,
o* Gf s4ls aud u not wantst hs1s Cloieo rh,ts -
osa sevl5' but u s1Esnat psaca4. Our taTiets 1ro
, 1876-01-20
n MtF demand, but shifting sl5le, movsl tlov,v.
"""en goods for mems wear were autet, loreJrn
gautfs wera dull, 1o's'sa

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET
uIssttAsnt jan. 12.-rttsoluum arm no chaoeo
from YoAtettlaf ~""e&'
, 1876-01-20

N5t. l,tl.......
D'riey. t,n.....
HfAss seed. In.
Flax see,l, lt,s
nruom-cnrnt : h.
Cared neats,ibs
Hcef, bFls.....
Fork. tIrls...,
Lard, lts,......
Taltou, tbs.....r
nntses. !ht..,..I
nresse,f hoes..|
t1va hogs. No..
Cattle, So......i
Sheep, So...-,.I
Hides. 't'a...-,.I
M'gll~1nas, lrla
WuDl. ths....,,i
l'nlatees. ttu ...I
C.oaf, tons,,....!
liay. bps,.,..,t
l.,lFnf'tr.So fs,,,
Shingles. No...t
Ssit. bfls..... IL
Poultry, lba.,..j
Poultry. eootN.f
0atnc. l,sgs+...l
Eggs. t'ks......f
Ctletsa, iiIs...t
Er'n applGs,brt8i,
Leans, hf.......l
, 1876-01-20

LEMNET,
The anu1ll Circular Of the Lumbermln's Exchanso
laa Just beeu Issued By Ms. O. T.. Stoeksrdgt. thc
Secretary. s etrca the following statement or tn,
stock Of Tina product hand in tbs e!ty yasss on
jan. Of tho tmo past yeafa:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-05
FOR WHITE RIVER.


u. q. Nail Line.
Mouth White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
CrOcketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, JRcksonpo
West Point and Sesrcy.
The fne passenger steamer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-05
DELICIOUS SERVICES To DAY.

HERNANDO STREET METHODIST
at II am. ana "a pm.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-5ervices at IL am. and Z 80 PIN.
GRACE (EPIsCOPAL)s CHURCH-ReT.
ndgsSio stree-ServIOes by the rector. All seats
free,
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services at II am and 7l5 pm. by Rev. h.
NJ. hichaIdson, pastor.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.-P0plGr ST
Service 81 and II am. and pm Rev. Geo.
Z. Harris officiating.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Communion services at 1880 am. No
preaching. Sunday.school at am.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH. -Preach-
ing at IL am and 80 I'm, by the pastor, &.
4. Tlgrett. Sunday-schoJi al $3.50 N.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
CheLsed-Divine service at II AIN. and J 30
pm, by Rev. NiTgtnlus -. Gee, RECTOR
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-ChsLsea-P Preaching ct IL AIN. and
80 pm, by the pastor, Rev, l.. L. Taylor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
school at 8 am. Services at II O'Clock a. M
and ~ pm, By Rev. John (. craig, pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CtT-
neY Poplar and Third streets ervlces al II am.
and 7:S0 pm. kev. Eugene Daniel, pastor.
COURT STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
BYTEkLAA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I IL d-uDs anu
7:30 PM, b. the pastor, Rev. III. Stalnbaek.
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCB,
Madison Ssreet.-Servlces at II am. and
pm, by the rector, Rev. A. Churchill Eastin.
LUTHERAN CHURCH Washington ST.
near Third services at 10 30 am. ana p N
by Rev. d. Sleek. SInday-school at 30 am.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH-S. P,
kuratt pastor. Divine services al IL am. and
1880 pm. sabbath school at $50 Am. Seats
free,
ST. John n. + CHURCH Corner of
day-schOol at pm. Preaching at the usual
hours.
CALVARY (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH,
This church will be open for divine service
today, morning and evening, the rector OIL
eating.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Main and BeGls stTeets.-Services at
u am. and ! 80 m.,oy keV.W. L. BJggs, DID,
pastor.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.-Unio street-Sunday school al a.
m. Services at ii AIN. and 30 pm. by Rev.
J as. a. Heard.
FORT PICKERING NJ. E. CHURCH-I
Corner Of Sixth and JGckIoH stre,tS.-Presch.
ing at IL am. by Rev. J. l.. Chandler. Sunday
school at $3.50 n N.
SECOND CUMBERLAND PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHUsCH- Vance stree. Preaching al II
am. and pm. by Rev. ID. Z. Culton. sun
day school al y AIN.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Second
street, near ReGLe-Rreacblng at IL am. by
rev. b. W. Basssy, of Huntsville, Alabama.
al S:59 am. seats free.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
L1aEo. StreeG-kev. W. y. Willard, pastor,
Services al II am. Ssbbath-school at % am.
Lecture al 7 80 p IN. by Mrs. Anna WItLen-
meyer, on Temperance.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (CODD)-
OauseV street, besIceen Linden and POntotoc-ser-
vices at pm. by Rev. Dr. BOggs, OF the Pres
byterian church atll a M, aud IA pm, by
heV. W. a. Phillips, pastor.
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Chancery Court, Morgan, Judge.
This court will meet at ten o'clock
Monday forenoon, and the following
causes compose the calender, viz: 1912,
HeIz )g vs DOnshue; 1874, Nelson va Clay
brook; l4l5, Curry VS. Wright; l4l7,
Thomas vs Matson; 1437, Grubbs W.
Roper; I440, Botto vs Lazoretto; 1851,
Rice vs. Hunt; l44S, Robinson va Hall !;
1456, Thomas VS. Mstson; 1915, Bridges
vs Bridges; 1913, Cheek vs Memphis
Oil Company ct al; 1915, Bate vs Bate
man ct al; l547 Schiller vs Forrest ct al {;
1919, Able VS. Laskei; 1851, Lane vs. Lane;
1868, Shelby County vs Stack; 1856,
M'Lean VS. Moffatt ct al; 1860, Hines VS.
Murphy; 1855, Shoemaker vs Waldrau;
1868, Bill VS. Rsggio ct al; 1870, Wright
vs RaiDey ct al; 1872 Doyle VS. CuDeo
ct al; 1874, HeiskelI vs. Burkle; 1870,
Cove VS. TOOf ct al; 1873, Paine VS. Tu.
ther ct al; 1880, Harrison vs Harrison;
1882; Samuel Reyar VS. Cuneo ct al; 1884,
Folwell VS. Page; 1885, Powers VS. John
son; 1858, D1y lie vs Powell; 1889, State
Of Tennessee VS. Elicit; 1890, Hicks VS.
Hsnnsuer ct al; 1891, Batsmsn va Dill:
1892, Young vs. Warren & Co; 1885. Can.
novaH VS. City OF Memphis; 1897. Mer.
chants NariOlsl Bank VS. Dill: 1883.
Fitzgerald & Co. va Arnold; 1888, Cru
BILE VS. Elliott ct al; 1900, Olive va Padu.
csh and Memphis Railroad COMPANY:
1901, Flsherty vs. Walsh ct al; 497, Black
well VS. Blackwell; 294, Duffy VS. M'GEeg;
$50; Psssmore We Hodge,.
Criminal COurt-Adams, Judge.
The following cases are SET for trial on
Monday next: rs, John P. Grace; 37S
t. H. Williams and Ban Dnnlsp; Ais,
Thomas Ryan; 447, I'D. Lee; 449, Luz
cius Robertson; $50, Anderson Ward;
464, Emanuel Fuller; 466, Mary Randle;
4Ta, John smith; AIS, Laura Shaw and
Kate Jones; 479, Charles Jackson; 4S7,
John Hays; 4sl, Henry Bell; 492,
Henry Brewer; 1913, Sandy Anderson. |
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Leaves Menphis every SATURDAY at pm.
The fine passenger steamer
City OF Augusta. Esaz7ee
H. A1eAA A4isso tCA
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board, or 20
]. 7. WASHINGTON. Ag't, 800 Front st.
4. z. GLENN, Agent, on WharfDOat.
Freight consigned to Mill Harry will be
handled free Of storage, drayage and commits
sion, and put through PROMPTLY. Shippers
will please send frei. ht TO Glenn's Wharf
boat, as usual. now
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TOTAL for the week, 20; whites II, blacks
IA; from hospital, 8; still born, l.
HEBER JONES, NJ. D.,


List Of undelivered kilograms re
naming at the Western Union telegraph
Office, SO Madison street: H. H. Given,
G. Ellis. Tucker, E. r Hart (2), Barney
Hughes (2(, J, Il. Mooney, Miss Colat-
"a Devine, John Gum, Major R. NJ
Thompson, P. Moses, r. A, Parker, w.
L. Cameron, Jacob J. Peres & Co., B)h
lee, Huse & Co. John II. Chichester,
Captain John D. Elliott, Colonel Charles
starr, Clarence Hall, MolIie johnson,
J, A. S gnsigc, E. L. B -lcher, Hill,
Fontaine & Co., Martin g. Co, G. w.
Gcyer & Co ~, Brode, M'IDtyre & Co,
J g. Oates, e. Hobart & Co, A. Nj.
Scsrbrough & Co., J. G. Davis & Co +,
CIark, Johnson & Co A. A. Smithwick,
Captain B. w. Jenkins, Darlington Ma.
son, Farris s. Farris, w, II. Rea, Ran
die, Heath & LivermOre, Captain j. g.
Andrews, Milford. Patterson & Co, G.
Falls & Co, B. Babb, w. J. Booker,
BohIeD, Huse & Co., Victor d. Fuchs,
J. W. Jtff.rson & Co., B. Lowenstein &
Bros, Charles Altschul, Rev. S. Ian
drum, J. J. Slower, J. L. SpOre, E. War
burg, Mrs. G. M. Farnsworth, Louis
Ranger & Co, G. T. Caruthers & Co., G.
B. Greedy, d.. E. H. Martin.
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B. WENsTEIN RIOS
PERSONAL.

Mr.. THOs. W. BROWN, agent OF Mag.
gle Mitchell, who begins an engagement
at the Memphis Theater Monday week,
is in the city.
COOPER, the artist, will leave Mem
phis about the twentieth or twenty-fifth
Of March for Nashville, where he has
several orders to fill.
CAPTAIN GEORGE G LATrA, of Hot
Springs, Arkansas, was married to Miss
Fannie Brownlow, daughter of Ex-Sen-
ator Brownlow, at Knoxville, a few
days ago.
CHEF ATHY wishes information of
Isaac M'Donald, who formerly resided
at Grand Rapids, Michigan. This party
will find it to his interest to call at Chief
Athy's Office.
THE Little Rock Gazette says that
Colonel A. II. Reynolds is a candidate
for re- election as mayor of Pine Bluff.
The colonel has been an efficient officer,
and is worthy the compliment OF re-
election.
Mr.. NJ. B. DAVIS leaves to-day for
his home in the north. He takes with
him the good wishes of sit in Memphis.
We hope at no distant day to see him
here again; We can assure him hearty
welcome.
MRS. WITTENMEYER, president OF the
Woman's National temperance union,
will hold a meeting for ladies in the
First Methodist church, Monday after.
noon at three O'Clock, and a public
meeting at night.
CAPTAIN JOHN MCDONALD, Of the
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad, leaves to-day for
trip to the northwest, and will be abJent
q month. We hope his visit will be
pleasant, aud commend him to our
friends in that section.
PROF. NJ. A. LEVY, the wonderful
magician, leaves to-day for Nashville,
where he will remain some time. Prof.
Levy has done large business in this
city, and afforded our people an opp9r-
tunity OF possessing many OF the most
remarkable magical toys ard tricks of
the age. We hope to see him egsin in
Memphis.
The following names Of visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange yes
terday: ]. J. Rodgers, Walnut Bend;
Edgar Mott, New Osleans; Major J. S,
Wiling, Pine Bluff, Arkansas; J. s.
Cleveland, Pine Bluff, Arkansas; J. B.
Weaver, agent NJ. and l.. p. K. r. r.
J. C.. Gettings, Baltimo ore; B. w. Jen.
nings, Bolivar, Mississippi.
THE New Orleans Pcdy,lne, of Ffi-
day, has the following: "As has been
alresdy announced, Hop. Jefferson Davis
will deliver an address before the Louisi.
ara associated veterans of the Mexican
war, at the Exposition nall, on Tuesday
evening next, the seventh instant. The
distinguished lecturer has chosen for his
subject the "MeXicau War and its Re-
suits" which, ia bis hands, cannot but
be tIe&ted in msst forcible, instructive
and entertaining manner. The proceeds
OF the lecture are to be devoted to the re.
lief fund Of the association, and we may
safely predict that the mere announce !
ment that Mr.. Davis is going to deliver
the address, aside from the widespread |
interest manifested in the cause in which |
he has kindly agreed to give his time
and talents, will draw together an i'm.
mense audience
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NOTICE.
To John z. stTattOn, formerly OF Apo
ma,t5x Co., Virginia, or his HeirE.

DY a decree Of the Circuit Court tor tire
ID county aforesaid, in the State aforesaid ,
in the suit therein OF White and wife vs.. Jon
StTattOn's executors and deyisees, am d.
rected to ascertain whether the defendant,
John r. Stratton, has departed this lie, and II
so, who, as his next OF Kin, are entitled 10 re-
ceive about 500, now under the control OF
said court in said suit. All persons interested
are hereby notified o appear before me, on or
before the 10th day of March. 1875, at m
ONCE, at AppomattOx 9. H., Virginia. and
make known their interest in the estate Of
the said John 2. StrattOn.
CH, 81, sACKETT, Com'r in Ch'y,
foil Appomattox Circuit Court.