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LAND on. ~,


RTHHE undersigned offer their TRACT of
+. LAND, situate in one and oi1e.half
milez of the Town ofiAndersof,, contain
900 acres. Tho Anderson Branch of the
,.savi.vi.ie 80, Columbia Naiiroad runs
through portion of said land Rocky
River also runs through the tract, and there
arc about go acres of fine bottom land, we'll
adapted to cultivation and grazing. The
place Is well watered. with fine springs, DO.
There Is in cultivation about 250 acres, "a
fine crop now growing upon it, with plenty
OF good tenant houses and dwellings, Suffi-
cient fo= temporary occupation, with two
good young orchkr1s of select fruit, togeth-
or with good vineyard SC. The lands not
in cultivation are if original f,rest.
p We offer the whole or in quantities to;
salt purchasers. Tho most desirable build
ing site to be found anywhere Is situated on.
the rapids of Silver Brook, within one-haif.
nlie of tho University of the Town OF An
derson. TERMS MADE EASY. q For
particulars correspond with the undersign-
ed, or Msi. John b. Moore at Anderson C1 III.
8. E. I'D. B. MOORE.
August 81, 1879 g 8mp
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The Yh liAnapoiiB Ssasi,lss. 1Foteating
againnt all forms OF croaSing,
TINT yshat Is wanted now Is a
caIni anrvey OF tho si6ld to hurry the dead !,
reoFs ize tli o llSine &, coiint tho odds. II
retrsas s. n lecc issE.Ys back tind reossaslri
izg: got q good ready, and when again
ssalsifsiSs tho field, SO & so win. -
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NOTI0N.

"a III rcgs0nE having bJisiness Ia III
q County Colnt tiitei 0.sets Office must
INA lta Or sTsa enielts ~ call Oh Satnr-l
Gays. 40 buain VIII be sraraanted OK
81 ri, e, CO. e,iiis.
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B. r. wHITNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.

To the Defendants ]: Columbus Rogers and wife,,
Gambrell, 6ze G. Rogers, Joseph c.. Rogers and
Sallie Rogers ~ if-fi
TAKE notice, That the sum:.cns In this ac-
tion, of which the foregoing is copy, was lled In
the office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas at Anderson G. H., in the County Of Apdcr-t
son, In the State Of South Carolina, on the s4th
day Of September, 1879. .tsif,. NJ
p. F. WHITNER, Plaintiffs Atto:noyaig
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South oli1a RaiIF0srl.

On and after sanasy, September ?, 1879, Pasaen.
ger trains viii run 1s folloEs: ~ IS
DoWS.
Leave C0luTcbi 50 am 3e0 p m o30 D N
Arrive IS Charleston. .2AO0pm 7AS pm 6Bsam
Arrive 1t Augu5ta-.......S. rs pm eSoam
Arrive at Camden......l2 noon 7,31pm
7 = ErFl UP. ~ ls-ss 2. ~
Lave oCharieStonl...,,.-b.S0s so M $40 IA Bis p m
LeSve Augusta .sss.s,.es G.I6 I'm 200 D n
Eaaz. cssss.aes. 4 2n q II IKo d m - = z
Arrive % C1lenhS 40 IA SO > u 500 = -
Z The Right Express leaving J,olpm6l6 asD % b. M
and ChafessQn 81 sis p. % win daily, all 9th.
az tral1s daily, except Sundays. Tho 9.S0 u. m.
train from Colntb makes connection ct ChsFles-
ton on Wednesday and Saturday With Now York
Seeping c4rs arc nm on Night trains % Chsflea-
ton aud Augusta. Ratio only 81 10 for 3 double
beftnsrs a. y. DYSAIlssuRS;, Agent, Coiulabia
~ JOHN II. pE(skS, Gen. Ssif't -
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Notice

! g hereby given that application win be
h made to the Legislature, at its next ait
ting, to eharter fsoiiroad from Anderson
O. Il. TO Easley's Station on the Atlanta &
Charlotte Air HiIie Railway, III ..h::ss .lh::ss State
and for an extension of the same to Ashe.
vile, N. O., or power to connect with any
Road at Easley.
Sept 8, 1870 o
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EXECUTORS SALE.

'PY-virtue of the power conferred, on me
LIP by the will Of Mrs. u. 8. Brown. de-
ceased, the Executrix of the will OF Daniel
Crown, deceased. I will sell OF the Court
House, ut 10 o'clock q. M, on Monday the
10th day Of November next, % shares Green.
vile and Columbia Railroad ssook;T -
shares South Carolina Railroad stock; 8
sharey stock Of the Anderson Educational
Association 3 shares In the State Savings
and Insurance Bank Of Anderson, s.. @. I
will also sell at the residence OF the late
Daniel Brown, in the town of Anderson, on
the same day, at II o'clock q. m, the per-
sonal property of Daniel Brown, deceased,
consissing of beds, bedding, chairs, tables,
parlor and other household furniture.
w. II. NARDlN,
Ex'or of Will of Mrs. E. s. Brown, de-
ceased, Executrix of VIII of Daniel
) Brown. deceased, il
Oct %, 1879 is s.
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4 ssilsonltoUH EsxtsLE KTTRapTs no
shAFlfsES SeE4ss 81 g4kffIID I'VE, ay.s Is ife,8
q s q ON g. Wielaiid, ssti 81
sts5 alSs County; tiatgd the sd 4
afss. alE Rhlcit tsi9 zoI owing Is the stib.
s htanes 2ea sesdsy ai6 o 5 !, Wliiia little
"a On W eafa ssas 81 az.
sis.a 4, llas I've 9etEs old !
n no ess enormous esseio
ipgltSred siossl upon, & tIisosthg ssiS
ssFt g to sses catisls X ls iEtinie iil lel
{ eSsd slla Yopsls scr utte, ping one
III eifIl(E 8 a nj Iii the clafgs az ;sfss
ghii3 The claws of the osbey E,;sk
+ srere deeply 1y etSd Il n the eli III d's facs.
and II u tginp pted "a carry the child s0iF.
hut wss FtrYent tod hy iisa eeIef. LIE.
tle giIsa saeilir lhat Tie could do noth-
Ing DsfIi 30 hel t his sister.
t2n enieltl into tlie house. GOT the
9llss 81 Irlc cut All d IN hacked
ilcsa - - > s;S57is
4 81 aila 4et 20 Oi the 81 e sfiss
boy hiEsls
tsngln ID KS silI eiginR him
e9ya tch 1El the Il ies q aldle.
slsa 3s lie cll iidfen bfoi llt ont
tiae isietheI, tsg q isig of
s1 tbs 4. ~ Itch i s. aud teoseS
9s \ Ae BassnIta like to reiieg The
s:oslEea iaiil q & bl
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top ien III 5sgis 1, se J "a 81 lar.
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M oTIcE FINAL. SErTLEAfENT.
n Notice is hereby given thaf tho ny.
dsFsigned Administrator Of the ESIela ~
5lei;sy Major, deceased, %ili apply "a Inc
5ndgo Qi Probate for Anderson Corrifv
on l{sh day Of Nnvoniia1r = 2ztI sFs.. I III
settiemeni and discharso nom sail s Ss5s
oseIe, 1919 III = 'eepl
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TAKE 4. 5 :isH N(JT.I(5R;. i / 8 III Z; !

"a LIZ NOTES NOTES AND ACCOUNTS due
and N. *. SULLIVAN & Co.. must I
be settled on or before. 1st November next;
or it not paid by this time, we shallrertain-
ly place them IL the hands OF an Officer for
collection. We mean just what we say.
All settleicents can be made with either OF
theundersig 1ed.,- The Accounts and Notes
will be founslat the Store cf J. p. Sullivan
g Co. till November 1st.
N. X. SULLIVAN.
]. p SULLIVAN, e.
s. July 81, 1879 s. ,@,T. Am
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A MIRACLE.

WEST POINT, Ga, Sept. 16, 1870.
GENrs-My daughter was taken on the 25th day
Ct June 1862 with what was supposed to be Acute
success. In March, following, pieees OF bone bc-
gan to work out Of the right arm, and continued
shoulder joint came out. Many pieces of bone
came ont OF the right foot and leg. Tho case was
then pronounced enc Of White Swelling After
and the case considered hopeless, was induced tc
try DR.. Pemberton's Compound Extract OF 1tlllir-
gia, and well satisfied with its effects that
have continued the use OF s. until tho present.
My daughter was confined 70 her bed about six
years before she sat up or oven turned over with
OF her time-has walked across the room. Her
general health Is now good, and believe sho will,
her recovery, with the blessing Of God, TO the uso
OF your invaluable medicine.
. With gratitude, Gnn yours truly,
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zNwINg e .,.a striAse....... IS lI.AslisnAss Z
~ end ~ the special islssss isls sSs Sss sIss::;ss
indebted 70 me, will extend tho time for q
setslenlent about ono month longer, It will
be best for every one to settle or mako satis.
factory argangeme1is at their enrliest possi-
BILE c6nvenienco a Y.jrd TO tho wfAc 10
suficientl JULIUS POPPI.
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YELLOW FEvER-BLAcK yoMIr.

II 10 too soon to forget tho rava es Of this terri
bic disease, which win no doubt return in 0 moro
malignant ncd vfIulent form I'm the fall Of 1879.
HEkRELL'B HEFATiHR, o ,.emedy discover.
full results In S9uth America where the most sg-
gravated cases OF fever found. causes from one
TO two ounces Of bile 20 be filtered or strained
from fhe blood esch time Il passes through tho
LTe:r = .oa5 - - s<cS=s 81 S.i5 s<.=.5. sy .ts
Nonder;:. action on the Liver and Stomach the
HEPATlNE not only prevents &c o certainty any
kind Of Fever and Black vomif, but E.u cures
Headache. Constipation of the Bovelr Dyspepsia
and all Haiarial diseases.
No one need lear yellow Fever who will expei
the Malarial Poison and excess OF bile from the
blood by using MERRELDS HEPATIER, which
Is sold by ali Druggists In Is and 81 90 bottles
or will be sent by exp prees by tho Proprietors,
a. T. MERRELL & co. Pbila PA
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~V y W. % U 11FuIssVIss
XD Il.

KInG5ToH, GA, Bsptember IS, iB7i
GEsTs-For sixteen ysarD havo been great
sufferer from Scrofula In its most a1tressing FORMS
have been confined 20 my room. and t,d for fif-
teen years With ncrofulous alterations. The most
approved remedies for such cases he'd been used,
aud the most eminent physicians consulted, With.
out any decided benefit. Thus prostrated, dis
treSsed, despoDdlpg. was advised by DR.. Aver, OF
Floyd CoInty, Ga., 20 commence tho use or your
Compound Extract stillingls,- Language 10 as In.
Hufcient 10 describe the relief obtained from the
use OF the e.fllngs as Il 10 to convey "a adequate
idea OF the intensity Of my suffering befora using
your h;sdictnoi suflcientto TO cay. I abandoned ell
other remedies and continued the uss Of your Ex-
tract Of Stillingia, until can er5 truly, "I am
cured OF all pain OF oil disease, with nothing to
obstruct the active pursuit Of my profession More
than eight months haze elapsed since this re-
maIkabe cure, without any return Of tho disease.
For the truth OF the above statement, refer TO
any gentleman In Barlow County, Ga, and to the
members OF tho bar of Cherokee Circuit, who a.o
acquainted with me. I shall over remsin, with the
deepest gratitude, your obedlent servant,
j. G. DRANSON, Atty at Law.
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Atlantis 8 chaflOite Air Line Il !. R.

AAtlAllt<N = NtAlAk kUAt5 IAkt.i LlIilo II. Us
On ana after Sunday, Juno tsi 1s5s Double Dat-
" Trains siIl fHn on this road Is follows rms
s 81 GOING EA6T. q b
!. u n, Night Mall ana Passenger 4 rain.
Leave Oh
r !
Arrive zen s;. ~ . m
leave IS m
i {. 3-f ~, s fiOflstf 4fIeST. lss rs q
~, Night Mall and Fsssseng Scr Train.
Arsssc @ 50 q a
Aleafe Sen 9 % N
Day fssaange iTrAin3 I & IS
gssfe IS p n
4fSe se ~ u n
lSiSs ala Y est
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DIR. Pemberton's StilIingia or Queen's
Delight.

The report, ~ wonde rful cures OF Rheumatism.
scrcfuli, Salt Rheum. Syphilia. Cancer Ulcers aud
Sores that come from ell parts OF the country ere
not only remarkable but so miraculous ps 70 be
doubted was It not for tho abundance OF proof
RRlaA1aRABLE CURE or SCROPUZA, De.
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WEST PoINT, GA, Sept. 10, 1870.
81 GEHTs--The above certificate Of Mr.. w. B. Blan-
tvn and ossszss1s!fyr - bel tEna The
thing fs so hundreds Of the most respected citi-
zenH Will certify to tt: As much reference can be
given n5 may be required. Yours truly,
CRAWFORD & WALKER, Druggists.
HON. d. II. WILLIAMS.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CHANGE Or SCHEDIIIE ~. b n

ger TRIMS over tho Greenville and Columbia Rail-
read viii DO run daily: Sundays excepted:
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the Army bill. AZ the conclusion OF the
rcadfng of tho veto message. which
was received with slight demonsira.
tion ~ applause on the Republican
side. the House proceeded 90 vote or tha
question. whether the bill should be passed
dent. and II was decided In the negative
yeas lo$. nays ss-not the necessary Two.
thirds IN the Affirmative Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the cath, the resolution
fixing Wednesday. the 25th. as the time Of I'd.
journment was. on motion Of senator Davis
81 West Virginia. recommitted 20 tho Commit.
tee on Appropriations. The Joint resolution
providing 30 day 4 extra pay Tor Congressional
ton. senator ingalls, offered nm amendment
~ an additional section that the provisions
Of the Judicial Expenses bill Just vetoed D.
Invested Of their political clauses and jur,,
clauses. senator Wallace moved To amend
senator Ingalls's amendment by. adding the
ing the appointments Of Deputy Marshal.
senator Wnllacc's amendment was agreed 10
by a party vote. senator Wallace also NOV.
ed 10 amend by adding the jury clauses of the
Judicial Expenses bill. Before vote on the
amendment WAS taken. senator Davis Of
West Virginia moved 20 adjourn.
In the House. motion for dnal IA.
iournment on che sJth was defeated-s2 yeas
70 los nays--many Democrats voting ia the
negative. The senate bill granting the pen
sion OF Gen. Shields 10 his widow and minor
children, on motion Of Mr.. Clarke ~, Mo y.
passed The 20 called Political Assessment
ed themselves of parliamentary privileges 10
prevent action Bills on the speakers table
were then taken up and disposed OF, after
which the House adjourned.
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In the Senate, on the 18th, the Mississippi
River Improvements Commission bin was
passed with senate amendments providing
that the commission shall consist ~ seven
members. three from the Engineer Corps Of
the Army, one from the Coast and Geodetic
survey. and three from civil life-tw0 OF
whsm shall be civil engineers The Army
Appropriation bill was then taken mp. and
the discussion continued until .
o'clock D. m. when Mr. Conkling sta
ted that he and other Republi.
cans desired 20 speak upon the bill. and
he therefore moved 20 adjourn until 20 NOR
row Mr.. wifhers said he was anxious 20 get
10 a vote TO- might and could not consent 20
adjournment He demanded the yeas and
nays on the motion TO adjourn. The motion
was rost--yea- p. nays Is. The Republicans
then resorted 20 nlibusferfng 20 prevent q
vote upon the bill. Mr.. Conkling. I'm the
course of Ms remarks, having charged the
other side with bad faith I'm not allowing
the time taken BY the Mississippi River
Commission bill In the morning 20. Be
allowed M debate ON the Army bfi,
Mr.. Lamar arose nc the conclusion 81
Mr. Conkiinr's remarks. and said that,
a. far NJ any fntimation ~ bad faith to him
vas concerned. he had lived IN vain II nc
. was not superior % such charge from such
source. u q not my purpcse." he said
ITO indulge I'm personalities, but VIII SAY y
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DIR. Russell, the celebrated war cor.
respondent Of the London Times, after
So years OF unbroken service, has sew
cred for the first time his connection
with that journal, and accompanied Sir
Garnet wolseley TO Zululand as special
correspondent Of the rival Telegraph
He is So years old, and Of late has fallen
of considerably from his Crimean form.
When young he was " MILDLY" In the
British Navy.
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AT the Moore centenery celebration
at Dublin the ode written by Florence
Mccarthy was recited by the Rev. Dr.
Tisdall with such effect that the poet was
called out with great enthusiasm, and
then the Lord Mayor put a wreath on
his head proclaiming him 'Poet laureate
of Ireland"
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A0uitlouM Accounts Oh the AFa8tc Anhir.
LONDON, June 20.--An official &C.
count says: The Prince, with Lieut.. Carey
OF the Ninety eighth Regiment, six men and
one friendly Zulu, left the camp NJ kelitze
Mountain, seven miles beyond Blood River,
on the LIST inst, for . reconnaissance. The
party halted and unsaddied when ~ miles
from the camp. Just rs the Prince gave the
order TO remounta volley was fired from the
ambush Ia the long grass. Lieut.. Carey
and four Of the troopers returned to the
camp and reported that the Prince and two
troopers were missing. From their state
ments there could be no doubt the Prince
was killed. At daybresk . cavalry patrol
under General Marshall left 10 search
for the Prince and went TO the kraals
ten miles further on. The body was dis
covered among the long grass 300 yards
from the kraai. There was no bullet wound,
but seventeen assegai wounds were In the
front OF the body. His clothes had been
taken, but round his neck was chain With
locket. A strescher Of lauces was formed
and the body borne by General Marshal
and officers Drury, Lowe and Stewart Of The
seventeenth l.ancers 10 meet the ambulance,
by which II was then brought hither with 40
escort. There was . funeral parade Ia the
afternoon. Dcepsorrow prevails Throughout
the column. The Prince did not mount A.
ter the attack, his horse being FESTIVE, but
ran Afoot. The corpse will leave Win
an escort for transportation homeward.
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PARIS, June 20.-Intelligence Of the
death OF the Prince Imperial was read here
With general Incredibly. and some Of the
early editions Of the papers published the
rumor with scoffing illusions ~ 70 It's inn
probability. Subsequent dispatches dis-
peIIed the delusion. The effect produced by
the news was deep and widespread. Esen
radical Republicans expressed sorrow Al the
death OF the Prince. The agitation OF the
Imperialists and Bonapartists was intense.
The question Is to the succession 10 the
claims possessed BY the young Prince j. now
generally discussed. II the provisions
formulated BY the first Emperor and reas-
serted BY Napoleon Ill. for the transmission
Of the hereditary right TO the imperial crown
sre nreseryed. the succession will fall on
Prince Jerome, second cousin Of the Prince,
but ii il impossible, in the opinion q inc
Imperial party, 10 unite that body 10 any
movement II favor Of Prince jerome.
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In the public schools Of Richmond
Va, more than one-third Of the pupils
are colored.
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GENERAL.

The states which bold elections this year
are the following. in the order Of dates:
Kentucky, August State officers and Leg
stature: California, september3-st and
Judicial officers, four Congressman and Leg
stature; Maine, September s-state officers
and Legislature; Ohio. October State Of
fcers, in part. and legislatures; Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Mississippi. New
Jersey. New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia
and wisconsin. each November >. Gov
errors are elected in all Of the States named
except Mississippi, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yania and Wisconsin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-05
TRUSTEE SALES.


PY virtue of a certain Deed of Trust made to me
u as trustee by D. A. and +. T. Campbell, his wife,
and recorded In the registers Office OF Shelby coun-
ty, In book 10S, pages 209 260 and 26I, to secure
the payment of the note therein mentioned. default
having been made in the Payment thereof. Will
SELL at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets in the TaT gDisTict fOrmerly known as the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, by re-
quest of the beneficiary, on
Friday, the 2Ist Day of March. 1879.
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash. at
twelve O'Clock m the following described real
estate, lying and being in the county OF Shelby State
Of Tennessee: Beginning at a stake on the north
side of NJ LemOre avenue SS feet east of the inter-
section of FlmwOod and NJ LemOre avenues; thence
east with NJ LemOTe avenue 27S feet to stake POS
feet west OF the intersection of Raleigh and Lemore
avenues: thence north parallel with Raleigh avenue
62S feet To stake; thence west 27S feet 10 stakes
thence south 62S feet to the MISUNDERSTANDING
four more or less-being the same as conveyed
In the above trust deed to which re- erence is made
for more particular description.
The title Is believed to be perfect. Equity Of re-
demptOn, etc, waived, but sell and Will cOnve"
trustee only. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Johnston a Ford. ATTORNEYS.
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NOTICE.
.IngOrtaDl Notice
TO DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS!



PY decree of the United States Circuit court en-
u tered February II, 1879, II IS made duty ito
demand and collect all the unpaid taxes due to the
city OF Memphis. in the lawful money OF the United
States, and II necessary Ito bring actions at Law,
suits In equity, against any person owing deO.s
taxes TO the city OF Memphis
This Is therefore 10 make such demand, and TO no.
tfy all persons 10 come forward I'm obedience u said
decree, and make prompt payment CT ali such Ia
CebtednesS with a full appreciation OF the severe
stTinGeney which from many causes embarTaSses our
people, most respectfully urge all debtors to make
every reasonable Sacrifice 10 comply with this Decree
and thus avoid litigation and expense. These I'M
paid taxes are an incubus on Memphis, most seTi-
ously impeding Its progress Our creditors greatly
OveI-estimate their real value much to our positive
injury. Their confident belief that nearly three mil
lions OF dollars Including 1878. should be collected
back taxes is well calculated to induce imDatience
and complaint. A faithful payment Of all taxes
actually due would dsabuse their minds OF this err
Tor, and eHectually encourage a much more liberal
spirit toward US in the future. When all citizens
stand equal In the discharge of their tax obligations
and the payment of city debt shall depend alone
on future assessments, the situation will be much
more readily compreheEded by our creditors, and it
cannot be doubted that the effect would be highly
favorable to US. The prompt payment of these back
taxes would. beyond all doubt, lead directly to relief
from our present embarrassment and speedily to a
return of former prosperity Every good citizen of
Memphis is deeply interested in prompt cOmpli-
ance with the order of the court.
7. J. LATHAM, Receiver
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The tone OF the future market was as follows: Al
1918. steady; 1888, steady; 1890, quiet; 12:30
quiet and steady: 30, duh; 2:30 steady; Bib
weak. Sales 10000 bales
The New orleans market closed steady at else for
middling. Sales 5000 bales; receipts, net, 1885
bales; stock, 32B,O46 bales.
The Liverpool kilograms yesterday reported the
cotton market with moderate inquiry; middling
uplands, , 5-16d; Orleans, 1-lBd. sales, 5000
bales OF which $500 were American. Receipts,
IA 100 bales OF which $3.50 were American
Liverpool arrivals we're quiet and unchanged
March, 3 Sled; May-June, > I3-}2d; july August,
6Iai AT 80 futures we're dull and steady.
The movements az the ports were reported as fol-
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Advertisements Notice.

HAVING qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Il Of R. W. Blew. deceased the creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified to file their claims proper
time prescribed by law or the same viii be forever
barred W. ?. BARTON, Administrator.
WSdIleIIOfQ Il Estes, Atty'S wed