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Cotton Market.


New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-Cotton quiet and
demand good; middlings l24c.
New YORK, Feb. 10.-Cotton steady; II
5-16M131ac. Sales 1,703 bales.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-Cotton, demand
good. Sales II 400 bales. Desirable grades
of medium and better qualities sitter; the
general run of offerings irregular and easy;
Quotations unchanged except outside figures
on low middling and good middling which
rose Il. Receipts: net 1854 bales; gross
$3.50 bales. Exports to Continent 5472
bales; to Great Britain 1900 bales. Stock
3S6, ,764 bales.
New YORK, Feb. 10.-Cotton quiet and
steady. Sales 14O5 bales. Uplands II 17-16c !;
Orleans l316c. Futures opened as follows: !:
February IL 27-32@16c; March 13 1-l6
@3-32c; April 13 34@23-32c; May 13 1872
| 09-I6c; June Ii 23-32@25-32c; July Ii
| X@15-l6
| LIVERPOOL, February 10-Noon.-Cotton
steady middling uplands 67-l6d; middllng
Orleans 631d. Sales $4,000 bales. Specu Ia
ton and export 1000 bales. Receipts lO,IOo
| bales.
Grocery Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1O.-Flour quiet and
unchanged Wheat dull; ST. 20@l 70 Tor
sample lots. Oats steady with moder,
ate demand: 3S045c. Barley quiet and
unchanged. Rice quiet and steady; SC.
Pork easier; nominally $2l 10; sales at
sol 65. Lard steady and moderate demand
steam s12 25@12 80; spots Sl2 90. Bulk
meats quiet and firmer shoulders S1s @914c ;
clear rib sides 111s @4c; clear sides II &c ;
also loose: also sales of shoulders at S28c:
Racou uuiet and firmer. Whisky, demand
fair.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 10.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat dull and lower to sell
for graded sample lots firm and fair de-
mand: No. red winter 81 80; Nov; do
81 81 bid. Corn inactive and shade
lower; No. mixed 391ac. Oats inactive
and unchanged. Barley dull and unchang-
ed. Rice. no transactions. Pork higher
s2l so. Bulk meats stiff and little doing
shoulders 734aSc clear rib sides ll@l ll14c
clear sides 114@1ac: according to age
Bacon, demand iair and firm; shoulders Sc
clear rib sides PIG; clear sides l2la. Lard
dull; l216c asked; small sales at l2c WINS
ky steady; 81 O6.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 10.-Sugar dull anc
weak; prime 718c; choice 719c Flour
7 6rmer with Instructions from Western
: shippers to hold higher; superfine "a 20
r xxx, s5 IS. Corn meal firmer; - 20
| Corn firm; white 56c; yellow higher, 6Oc
Osts 44@4oc,
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Centennial Tickets.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 10.-The Railroad Ticket
Agents Convention recommends round trip
tickets from competitive points south of the
Ohio river, for thirty days, at % per cent.
discount to New York, and to Philadelphia
one dollar less.
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ElTED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Ion commences for the Northern Dis
q oxford, on the first Monday in June
EGsn6er. Robert A. Hill, Judge; ]. II.
oA commences for the Southern Dis
~ Jackson, on the fourth Mondays Of
'4lJanuary. Geo. L. Swami, Clerk.
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Murder Trial.

Saturday was fixed for the hnbeds corpus
hearing in the case of the men charged with
the murder of Policeman Yost, at Lamaqua,
some months ago
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MAR X ETS.
Money Market.

LONDON, Feb. 10.-Street rate 358d, which
is 38 below bank.
PARIS, Feb. 1O.-Rentes 65f, 25c.
New YORK. Feb. 1G.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money 4. Gold 1919. Exchange
long 81 S4; short $4 S91a. State bonds dull.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-Gold opened l2N.
NEw.ORLEANs, Feb. 10.-Gold 1873; Sight
4 premium. Sterling, bank, So 491a@5 90.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Money easy; 3@4.
Exchange quiet and steady; 6. Gold steady ;
l2H@13. New SIS 1738. States quiet and
nominal.
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PANAMA, Feb 10.--The Columbian States
are peaceful, Heavy rains have fallen, dam
aging the Costa Rica coffee crop.
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'',T;r' -rT WEEKLY CLARION
no;Iv Advertising Rates.

7--21- ct, lw. 2w. 3w. 4 W.
lcE It. q" -
I'm 10 200 800 500 100 500
...... .....' ''''''.' ''.' -. ''.''.'. .'',.'
.iG IN 200 300 800 100 $50 1000
..... ........ ........ ........ ........
%" 90 80O 800 100 $50 1000 700
- ........ ........ ........ ........ ........
20 iiii I0G 600 $50 1000 1900 1000 $500
A ........ ........ ........ .......
=" .-fo 1000 200 1900 $500 5000 1000
nara il nine lines solid miniOn.
vi or special notices, Is cents per line
Insertion.
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LONDON, Feb. 10.-The Vienna Press re-
ports that the consuls of the guaranteeing
powers at Ragussa have. received intimaton
that the British, German, French and Itsl-
ian squadrons will arrive at that port in a
few days and that the Austrian fleet will
also proceed there
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KEY WEST, Feb. 10.-All naval veSse Is
saiI ,3rr0dIsered to Port Roval. and will
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EaiIufe,

MONTREAL, Feb. 10.--FerrIer q Co., an
old established iron house, failed Liabili-
ties $450,000.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Harvest Qmeen Disaster.

LONDON. Feb. 10.--In the inquiry into
the Harvest Queen disaster, the Board found
that the White Star Line steamship Adriatic
sunk her, and that the captain of the steam
er Adriatic should have reported the matter
to the British Consul, on his arrival at New
York, and left the boats of the Adriatic un-
touched until they had been inspected by
the Consul. Saving this, the captain is ac-
Quilted of blame. and his certificate re-
stored to him. The first and third officers
are are censured for withholding the infor-
nation.
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Instruction.
HARPER'S BAZAR
ILLUS USTRATED.
TERMS:

POSTAGE FREE TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS IN THE UNI
TED STATES.
HARPER's BAzAR, one year...........4 90
81 90 includes prepayment Of U. s. postage
by the publishers,
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duced and other special inducements are now TS
offered Southern citizens ana sItafet Ie fttsd and
tested tested fully before any payment is required
shall Vicksburg Miss, who was presadens eas % .,
an Association which furnisneu Vte, the nmblsRe rs
Of Ptfis' this paper. Pamphlet and full nfqT@a
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Probabilities.

w.sBINGroN. Feb. 11.-For the south
Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio valley, falling barometer, southwest
winds, warmer and partly cloudy or CLOUDY
weather, followed from the west gull TO 5ne
Ohio valley by rising barometer, colder
northerly winds and possibly occasiohai
rains,
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-rz DAILY CLARION

,..,.I every morning, Mondays exoep-
'''.,,',o 5 contains the latest legislative % and
ind ;o intelligence up to the hour OF
wi 500 per month, or $500 for Legis-
Ei'' 'e''-V |r CLARION will be delivered to
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'',-' -rT WEEKLY CLARION
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. nsr annum, in advance. The publish
A,d ,,sv hostage on both editions.
TT BY THE DOZEN COPIES
..,, Of the Legislature, and others
'n. o.,tra copies of either edition, are re-
..S ..f 70 give notice, in the case Of the DAILY
S.,ine ', prior to publication, and in the
''' ",5s WEEKLY, on Tuesday morning
A cents per dozen; Weekly, 70 cents
,an
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G. c. Myers Minute CLERK Ed Edwards Pas;depse House
w w Matthews. Enrolling Clerk, .......---
G A Durham .Sergeant-at-Arms, Mrs
Holland. Asst Seq t-At-Arms, Residence.
W. II, Mannery, lcol. ,...Door-keePer, .:....:..J;
80 Washington s
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REPRESENTATIVES.
THE COURTS.

FPREME COURT OF MISSISSIPPI.
pin G PeytOn, ..................Chief Justice.
Mo T. Smrall, .............Associate Justice.
|llR Tsrbell, ,......"....... 1"
I, Harris and Graham H. Simrall,
Reporters.
N, Little,
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COMBINATIONS
Billings, District Judge for Louisiana.
SENATE.
The Territorial Committee of the Senate
VIII report unanimously in favor Of admit
tlng New Mexico as a State.
In the Senate, Mr.. Caperton of Virginia,
introduced bill to aid the Washington &
Ohlo Railroad Company, in constructing its
road to the Ohio river which was referred
TO the Committee on Roads.
The Committee on Pensions reported a
pension for the widow of Gen. l.. II. Rous-
seau.
The Library Committee were discharged
from the further consideration of the me-
mortal from Admiral Charles Wilkes.
The bill for extending the time for the
completion Ofthe Northern Pacific Railroad
was passed
The Centennial Appropriation discussion
was resumed. Mr.. Norwood spoke against
H. No vote was taken. The Senate went
into executive session, and after confirming
the appointment of Billings, adjourned.
BRUCE ON THE SITUATION.
1t is stated that Senator Bruce, of Missis-
sippi, in executive session to-day, pro-
nOunced himself as opposed to Grant for
third term; he was quite emphatic; he
thought Grant did not care for the South; he
will not support him If nominated; lie fur
ter make terms with the resident whites of
the South.
The contraction of legal tender and Ma
tiOnal Bank currency, since the passage of
the act of January 14th, 1875, amounts to
$20 76S, 1852.
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CHAS. M. EVANS, III
Manufacturer of MSsNJ
Artificial Limbs o

of the best quality, So
licits a share of the
Southern patronage.
ham m
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|NERAL Dir ECTORY.
o~~N~~-~-~1~0~0<
STATE GOVERNMENT.
MEMRERS OF CONGRESS.

NIHDI4ItD VA 70 " y ~ I'0'D'
81 Acorn 10. Term expires NJ rch, 4, 1877.
Bnce...,.Term expires March, 4, l87-.
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Ncers Kinds County.
SUPERVISORS.

SUPERVISORS.
|dei-SS A; Horne. Clinton
|tict-II IeTi " II; Robertson, -. .BrownsviIIe
ktric, ". Neal ........'... FdwordS w rtLS'
Etrit72Ohn Shelton, . ,','''i RorpnuS Guwaros'
H., '0i'' ''''''............Byram.
fng Cir,;ags are held on the Monday
four davo' d' court and may continue in
H., VI The PEACE FIFTH DIST
hudson. ''''''''''. ............J Jackson.
CoSsTARrp. - ,''''''''''''............. Terry.
flinr,rnA r,rAHLES-FIFrH D1srR1cr.
OurdOn, ''''''''''''.''.........Jackson.
''''''''''.,....,,. Terry.
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10 THE DAILY CLARION.

CONFlRMATIONS

COMBINATIONS
Billings, District Judge for Louisiana.
SENATE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

The following quotations are for ordsre
rom store and small lots in q iobbing way
APPLEs-Medium. % 1904 50; choice, G 90
@6 50 per Dbl.
BRAN-stsady: wheat. $40 Oogl6 80 y ton.
corn. Sl7 90 70 HG.
BACON (packed) = Breakfast, Bal5Le.:
su~sar-cured hams, 1h sl5c.
d. 3. MEATS Shoulders Be-; long clear
sides lQs 70 nc; clear rib sides llH 10 llHc;
clear sides IN TO lAc; hams Ike; loose and
green Is TO He lower.
HAMS hugar-cured. eanvased. 169l6Ko;
esnyassed, 6Sl6Hc; plain. lsHgl4c. Mar
LARD-Tiercee. I3h@l3Hc; kegs. 14@l4Ho;
halt barrels. H9l414c; pals. AZ to 1915 Tor
MISS PeRK-a Dbl, szi Is to O..
BkkAkRABT BACON Canvased. BH 10
BRANS-n UO92 50.
BUTTER-commOn. De2Oci medium. 4O9
Ne; choice, 3ga5c.
BALIEG SfUFPs AND TIRs-BaTdns.2
l6s, loglshoi ~ lbs l3N 70 Il; ties, 81 10
ohsc, baling tYine. ll9l4kc.
BUILDING MATERIALS-In store prices
ere: Cement, Louisville, % Is to20; Rossn-
dale. y bbl, 2 5o92 IS, hair, 2 Oa2 Is y 20
10 bale; plaster. Michigan. 8 so; New YORK,
4Wi lime. per Dbl. / S91 50. Pire-briok'
40 70 . w per 1000; brick. 10 10 II per 1000
Bkkk, FRESH -~Porequarters, 8 70 81;
alndqaartsfs. SS7c. Hogs, ~ to llo. Sheep.
coc1ANUTs-pOr 100, 5 oOas Co.
S01fEk-hio v Id, common 70 ohoice, q.
Yoo; JAVA and LaguayfA, 8Q36o.
VhlgkEEs Mixed, IS -093 20; choice
COAL 0IL-p gallon. lSo.
C0BH-Mixed. IS to Soc; white. 52054o.
C0KH.MEAL Kiln-dried. fun weights.
CoTToS YARSs-Eo. 600. laaisx,, NJ.
100, l4ml4bo; No. 400, l6@l6So. we
,CABEAqES-Per 100 heads,s7 M@l0oO; me.
dun e69Ioi common, AUO96O 90.
OHBESE-New Factory, l2Gilo, Ensiish
dairy. H9l6c: rates irregular.
COTT0N-SEED-S9 W Y ton on iand,ng
and atthe mills. Shows some signs Of being
00TToN$kEp om-ootton.sssd on
Oil:meal. S6 y ton and NV hundr.S
CkQUI-Per barrel B9S @i ~half-barrels.
80 01s3 Is .as 70 quAlity,Cr '
oRAEBERRIES ~ Dbl, 10 O9l 50.
DhlED kkUIT-Apples. S1s99ci peaches,
DRUGS-0pium. 81 % 70 7 so; uuIn,n.
50 3 v ounce; morphine, SIS u ounce cam.
phor,, SO per pogndi chloroform, / Is n
pound castor oil, lSc n pound; borax. 2Oc q
pound; hlue-mass, il Jars, 80 y poundi CAL
omol., % y pound indigo. B@sl 70 a
pound aeitootdal, IS and 900 Y pounds tar.
pound aIcohOl. ! NS salons iOdids potash.
pgCKs-steadyl85O9l 90 y dosen.
kq9s-lS@l6o 3 doHeni nominal.
fLOOH- bupef and extra. ~ 1905 O0t
double extra, IS 2j@5 Is; treble oxtrer6 coo
SOi choice Ismiiy, ! 1907 fancy, B0Oes 90
FIsH-Mackerel k~alt-barrols, No. ]. 8 SOe
3 p ihalt.beyrels No. Q. 7 Tbgs 90; hslf-bar
EelS Ne, 6I5@T !0i klts No. 4. Bgt 81
No. !, hAlf-barrsls, 6600e Isl Kmily.H Bod
leW. herTipE, smoked. SOC; roc herrlnaN. hAIf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

PHIL ALLIN,
A-tlnchmenI Notice.

-
Before P. J.. ouigisy. Justice Of the psaee in
and for Shelbycounty, Tenn, james Walsh
VI! Fgbtitb. ~ ~
THTHIs CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAv-
j. ina boon sued out upder section AB Of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied upon
she properly o. The deienfsnt endeMdavlt
Justly Indebted 20 the plaintiff in the sum
Of $3.50 by note, and that the
defendant is d non-t6fdent Of the State
Of Iennoseas; II is therefore ordered that
the defendant make hn personal appear
.anoa' before me on Tuesday, the 18th dag "a
February, 1875, At II O'Clock m /, at-my omoe,
No. le9Main 81, Memphis. Tom, and defend
said a~ttrchsnant nuit within the time rto-
soribed BY ltu. Or th6Llamoa win 10 Proceeded
si.h eEpsrtss hnd thet 2 ecpy q this order b
This l0th deS Of yspnsry, 1870
fS-Ip-i2SL1 p. J. QV1dLAX. Up.
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JnR-2e.l
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

manoery Court Of Shelby osunty-R, d.
kambeut, administrator Of q. P. Bpwies,
deceased, W. Mrg.jE. W. Bovles OF al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0GUTORY
~ decree for sale. ontered Ia the above
cause on tho nth day Of January, 1S76. I
will sell Ut public aaplion, 10 the highest bid
der. N. front OF tho Clerk and Masters office,
nsY cQurt-house building, Main sHoet, Mem
phigs Tenn, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated 10 Shelby county. Tennes-
zoe, to.uit; ,Begitning at a stake on the
north line Of Union street, being tho south
wost cotnor. OF u, r. BOwlcs' house lot As o..
tahlisheo by deed besWeen him aud Cyrus
johnson, recorded in tho oliee Of the Reeis-
tor of esd county. In Book No. At, PAGES biy
and ~ Inclusive running thence north.
wardly With the west line OF said lot. IA feat
70 q etokoi thence eaetwardly and pArallel
with Union street, 6 feet tor otake: thenca
nouthwaTdly. parallel with the 6fgt line. i6t.
feet 10 Union gtgoeti thence westwardiy with
Oulon street, 81 feet 70 the place Of beqinnin@,
Tefus Of Sale On a credit 81 sir and
twelve moblhs, purchaser 10 give totes with
approyvsd security. Lem remined, eVo,
This January 81. 1873
.kbMQADA. COLE, o. and N.
% N.b, hfAeg, ". g. and AZ.
hQeHRfcHf, CRAgf a ScALGs, Attornoyo.
.IEIslA-ltv-ln
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barrels. 81 ResIfoct Lake. ssl5o b ID; Chi,
case Lake. l0glSe y 10; red snapper. Izg15c.
6RIT6-H 50 @6@ Rbbl-
9EE6E-6teady 1t IS 6006 90.
saddle, psi ID. oESslas rabbits per dossn'
81; eqnirfels per dsEen 1910 zoo; opossuml
75c toSf Is saehi maliara ducks per dozen. q
too gray ducks per deFm g; wood and tea
dOIen, g; Quails per dozen. 81; same-6sh per
SUGAR, L0UIBIINA-In hhds, fair 7o75k;
fully fair 7HQ7Mos prime 7A@Sc; choice 6%N
H14csgeiloW clarihed 9h@90<c; white clarified
iV sTs9E. R RiEEFFifIsf8 2 sIsSsE; A Icser,
crushed r%9l2cs vfanulsted and powdered
M0LIssEs~oo@mon sehc, fair IS to as;
prime g to SIC; strictly prime % TO S7ci fancy
choice SOC per gal.
syRuRs-csmmon to fancy 40 70 81 pei
SALT Coatsa and cOmmtu foe 81 7oel IS;
dairy In bbls; 275te 3 90; Liverpool cosrse,
sscks. lSotol4o (; Liverpool Ane. Sacks s. e
SOAP Resin and German S to $40 per ID.
gcCAhDLkS Boxes full weight 16 to 1910
half box full weight 10y TO 17c; quarter bcx,
full WEIGHT II 10 Hkc per ID.
aLASS1SxsgfTs. is rs; Ixloysx1o, 50 rs;
exll9l0xls,T 25s nxll@l2xl7, s; l2x1e9i6xN,
81 3; n5H2SlSx24. 90, To the trade a dis
HQRsERADIsHEs-Psr barrel. $50.
H0MINY-N barrel, "a 609ffb
III HAYS ton, prairie, sl2 GOALS 90, mixed.
sl6. W92 o: timothy. so W0A o.
HARDWARE, ETC.-Bar iron. y ID. -
llsc; charcoal boiIss No. |, sc: 5fe bed ron.
iron, No. Is to n; SHc; sSset rom ron Ho' q SO y
"a. Tkej charcoal, No. Is to "a. exc, ploW
a5c; korse.shoe iron. bEaSc bolloware .Asts
inTs. 595ho; spring steel, IKE; cast steel.
21tc; axes, y dozen, Q &9I2 50; boiler rivets.
HIDES, ETc.-Dryd eerukin. i4else, sheep
sailed. ngiSe; Erssn Saltsd. f@sxc; Sreen. /
90
LEM0EseN@ 9S 90 y box.
LIVE STOCK Quiet; beef cattle. 2S2ke;
good. S9SAc;e oice, 49Shc. COVE and calves
dull At $40 C0945 90. Sheep. 69l0c. Hogs,
6%9TAc-all grtss weights. Mules. Sllo9ll0.
Horses. $4,000 ehoies, sl400M. Oxen. ESQ
go.
aArCHEs: BLAASkIhS: EIG;SNsqnOss:
9r oSa' sei@S s.; Di1O S9a s.oS. p slI :
kLOss' = mmaasOns oiAeAhk,S u"Ss' sSoi
@TssnYSS az ione oo
MMAnuaT srSS = hes.
& az NaT MsA z nirein,
XII Ny th," 20 "i5i'eaS
WI ~, eaL'T noiAHS, 1au poisAS0s
Aanlils rope, SiS. iSgisTe; sisAl. lcSlehe;
Ssr.eu L0pe' tSGi Isf maLnn, pe: spun yArn'
kas VsAs' u'''O' american navy.
. nesy. an. .sa.
Snsoss mlaeS. f'SsSN' "nise' Ns0fo'
seeS, S2Sqp9s PeI n~sshel;s
~ N'rN'eo. n t"S ooaen
IHTnHa-p.r ~, sosnn5 * .
pTnS M = rros, siSsSo ~ - = sneks; %,
=. PsrSSOhhhA Aess' 'V'oA nAn ooi' 10.
"SSoTAToRs-ps..hblovs sos m. -.
5C Ssno ~ 81 Ioi early SSodEnchl gS1 -; L; y;
5%Si'' iuss'N WI "' pinA-eyes avs
pinRIRa-p., h.zSf ga. h.teh.-
6h DSE' wv nAiei'
oppirgTa-I;r...4 al ~, III. e.
naaus ~ ~. " pS1s4. toos
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o. .. ?.
Odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and North
Ceurt streetss

Odd Fellows. Hall. corner Main and EOrth
6ourt streetss
huNpHrs Lopez, No. 6-moets svsry Tues
day. @. II. Plischke, n. g.; SIS. Garrett.
V.G.; L. s. Burr. Secretary; Z. +. Risk
AS%SiSTasAw Lopez, No. s-meets every Mon
day night. r.. J Elsck. y. CT Z. NJ
Hoarn. v. g.; A D; Gibson. r. s.; John AZ
6oHILLRR LODGE. No. 140-fneAts every Wed
ns,dsy night. John 9pang. N, g.; Frank
Drist. v. g.. Chas. Borner. Secresaryi John
Linkhauer, Treasurer:
BANNER Lopez. No. H-meets every Friday
afEht. G.. q. Eeid sick, n. G.;.J.W. Apder-
BIuTY CIrY Lopez, No. ls7-meets every
Tuesday evening at $50 Second street. D. ".
Porter, N. g.; R. d. Sneed. V. g.; ". II.
Moyston, Secretary; d. N. Kenneday. Treas.
HEoAKPKHxrs.
9AYoso E%EcANPMKET, No. 3-meets on the
III and I'd Thursday nights Of each month.
John A. Holt, @. p; Charles NJ. Carroll. H..
p: D. r Hoodvear. 8. W.; Thos. Bacon,
MTTpHfs EscAxPNHEr. No. ss-mosts ID and
ath Tharsday nights Of each month. Joe
Looke,O p; A W Newsom, II P: @ W l.
Crook, s W; IS Garrett, J W; HB Cullen,
Scribe; ca PHschke, Treasurer.
EeR LoDeK.
MrnPKrs DEGREE Lopez No. 3-Meeh first
Saturday Of each month. 9: NJ; Carroll, D..
NJ; Ben Bingham. D D. NJ; A. 3. Kenne-
day. A.. o. M; 7, P. Holland, Ssc'y; 7. w..
Smith, Treas. . ff.HgnM
GENERAL RRLIEP COMMITTEES y. s, wilkins.
Chairman. go Main street; John W. Wayses-
burg. Secretary and Treasurer, 30 Front
street; A D. Gibson. g West Court street; ].
g.. Schmidt. a Msnroe street; D. 7. Porter,
* Union street,
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me PomaWranare.ia CaIifornis

Los Angeles Cali HsrAld.l.
The pomegrsnate is one Of the most
profitable irnits grown in this valley.
The trees bear fruit ip three years from
the cuttings, and will grow :on the most
ordinary soil Without irrigation. The
pomegranats is q delicious fruit, and
possessing medicinal qualities Of great
value. II will bear shipment better than
any other frdit II may DO barreled up
and sent around the globe in good order
The retail price Of tho pomegFsnate on
the stree, ii ten cents apiece, and Gen
eFal SLOVENIAN informs us that DO has a
standing offer from 9 San Francisco
firm 70 take all TIE pomegrapAtes he cap
predacs al Eve cents apiece.
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AZ ~ByRECTORx.

t0neuns
Gour1 MEMPHIS, No IFS -maets I'd Friday
in each month. B 2 Hallsr, W NJ; Blk Pull
i' EISgEso.A. No. 1ss-meeh lst Monday in
cash month. CIV Mosby. W NJ; CO Leck.
IEI1A soorr, No. 2s-msets LIST Thursday
in each month. A Davis. W M; IA Lyle,
SS pSSSoro. No. zs-mests Sd Friday in each
month. Jno W Graham. W M; AlfH White,
SKItwtSNrNa, No. SA-meets 4th Friday In
eaeh month. James S Carpenter. W M; lack
T White, Sesy.
PvvH CHAPTxR, No. z2-meets ID Monday Of
saeh mouth-at Masonic Hall. IN Gsyoso.
Block. A. J. Wheeler NJ. 3. d. r; Q. g.
Gsssss cT1f1ra, No. S-msets At Ms
svnie Hall, in 9ayoso Block. Sd Monday Of
eseh month. w. s.. Matthews. d. n. II. p;
4. ". Shelton. Secretary.
=. \ Q. n.
guRrKA CoUH0lL, No. 6-meets Sd Thurs
dav 81 each month-at Masonic Hall, In Cay
oseBlock. A. ]. Wheeler. IN. ILL.,; Q. b.
Myers, Res.
CYRUEH C~ONNAKDHRY. No. 4-meets 9Th Mon
ahy Of cash month at Masonic Hall, Gayoso
Block. I'd WOrshAm. ,. CT 7. ]. Barehus.
r.. ELxo c-onHAxDEEY No. B.-Meets
Al Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall.
aayoso Block. B. 2. Halter. <. Co. &. W.
Shelton. Rec.
KsrGHrs on REQ Cross or CONSTANTINE
meets hI ct and third Saturdays Of each month
VI Masonic Han. L. B. Hatch, NJ. P. B.; T.
j. BArchus, r.
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In the Chaneery Court Of Shelby county.
Tennessoe J A. anderson. administrator
Of VIM. Fellows. dee e.'eJ, W. b. r. Cook
OF al.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL IN
i this csuse. which u sworn n. that the de-
fendaDt, u K Coo . ID 4 non reeiaent Of the
State Of CegDessee. and a reeideut Of the
state Of UeoTgis: nat he IL isdobted to the
estate Of VIM. Fellowe. deceased, IN the sum
of $3.50. eyideueed by fourteen notes, each for
1925, and all j ted July 2, 1915, and all past
due, and attachment hAyipE been issued and
returned levied on the property Of said D. h.
Cook as per return Of the sheriff ON said at
tachment; 1t is therefore ordered that he make
his appearance herein at the courthouse 10
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the first Monday in March,
1876, and plead, answer or domur to
complainant bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hearing
ex parte; and that q copy ofthis order ue pub
lished onee y week. for four successio SO sreks,
in the Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of January, 1876.
A copy Attest:
EDMUND A. COL r.. C. ard NJ.
R5 L b hcHEHRV, D. @ and NJ.
VANCE Il AsDERsoS, Sol. for complainant.
I26-l52-lSS-l la
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Trustees Sale.

ON MONDAY. THE.7ru DAY OF PEBRU-
" airy, 1876, in front Of Planters Insurance
Building. Memphis, Tenn, / will sell for
cash, the following described property A
certain tract Of land situated in said county
and State. and bounded as followsi Begin
ming ct a stake on Blakemore avenue; thence
poles TO a stake; thence Wost so poles to a
stake near q walnut tree on said avenue;
thence north 40'poles along said avenue 70 the
beginning, containing 20 acres.
: l sell rs Trustee under a deed Of trust re-
corded 10 the Registers office Of Shelby
county. Tenn Book No. i07, page 2SS.
Equity Of redemption waived.
JN0 d. BREWSTER, Trustee.
L. B. MCFARLAND. AitornaY. no l31