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TOE DAVIS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- comprehension OF principal place Of bust
mesa Sacramento California location OF works AL
pine county, State of California. Notice is hereby
given that at meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 18th Of June, 1882, an Assessment, No
J. of 25 cents per share levied upon the capital
stock Of the Corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
Office Of the Company. zoos Second street. sacra.
mento, California. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on the 22d Of July
1852, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made before.
will be soli on SATURDAY, u day OF August
1882, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cost Of advertising and expenses Of gale Bv
order OF the Board OF Directors
J. F. FARSSWoRTH, Secretary
Ctfice. 1006 Second street Sacramento Cal ieIa ID
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HCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOE
" Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 1921 street,
corner Of Fifth over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Hours-2:30 10 IL A. NJ; to p. N suHdays-
$50 10 IL A. NJ: TO Z P. X. jei-t
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DIR. GEoRG PYBURN,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET BE.
" tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9lS and o20. VIII
visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A. NJ. Office
hours 70 Q A. NJ. l 70 3 Pm and eYanings Lei a I'm
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BUsINESS CARDS
r. FOSTER.

1856. 4. fosFEs. 1852.
DooKBNDER, PER-RULER AND BLANK.
Book Manufacturer. No. SIC Jatroct. between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento jeso.4pa
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Hardware House
CHAS. ZEITLER.

South side. bet. Fifth and sixth, Sacramento.
EUsT RECEIVED BY RAIL- From THE
Oh Eastern MARKETS: Fine Line Ladies ana
cents Pocket Knives, Ladies Scissors and s1ears,
and Carving Knives; Mechanics Tools, House
Builders' Hardware, Mofquito Bar Wire Cloth, Rub
Der Hose, Lawn Mowers Haying Tools, Grind
stones, Novelty and Eureka Clothes Wringers,
Manila and sisal Rope, Twines and general assort
ment Of FIRST CLASS HARDWARE, all q which
will sell at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
mil .4p1rn CUAs. EEfiLEta.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Allen Springs,
LAKE COUNTY, CAL.

YHNHIS WELL KNOWN RESORT A .sN~O
is new open for the rece ption
Of guests. Ths most desirable I.gtTA
place Of the kind in the State. Five Il
different mineral springs, includ- ---=-->S-----
ing sulphur, iron and soda. Steam Baths spe-
ciaty. Hunting and fishing unsurpassed Neat
cottages for campers Those seeking health or
pleasure find the very best climate in California.
and first class hotel accommodations Board from
$40 to Sl2 per week. Teegraphic postal and ex-
press facilities. Railroad from Sacrameu TO TO Will
Jams, thence by stage 81 miles Fare from Sacra-
mento TO Springs 50. Address
jel3ipu JAMES D. BAILEY.
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'5' HDH I' HN"T.E"'' III. ny
ECLECTfC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
~ Office at the residence OF c. Clinch, No. 1116
Seventh street, between and L. All calls, day or
night, city or country, promptly responded to.
M .4ntf
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
BkEE-Prime, f4@sc; medium grades, 6i@7e;
Inferior. 5@6c q q.
ykkL-Large calves, Tie; small ones s@10c . b.
Murros-Wethers are quotable at 4i@4sc, and
ewes 3i@4c q n, according to quality.
LANB-Quotabe at case D h.
PoKK-Iive hogs, re for hard. and 6I96ic for
soft: dressed do, 95@10ic . u for hard grain
Hogs.
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Or. a, 1, sIMhCNa
BLACK DIAMOND COAL
AND SCREENINGS.

TEyHE ABOVE WE'LL Know SUPERIOR
MONTE DIABLo COAL, the most econOm
that can be used fer steam Is for gale in ots TO
at Black Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county
and at the Office Of the Company, southeast corner
OF Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco.
r. b. CORNWALL
m7H President y n q ~ &c
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w. III. HARE, d. d. s.

nENTIsT. NO. COS STREET, BE- 81
tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. UIlINp
all.4pIm
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HtARBoN BISULPHIDE FOR KILLING SOUR
I rels, Gophers, Ants Moth Weevil, Scale,
Phylloxera, and all Rodents and Insects. Sulphur
for sale Manufactured at Sacramento Chemiea
Works Office, No 40 street sa saIa prnTr,.,
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HAS BEEN ENDORSED BY TIE ACADEMY
i Il OF PARIS, FRANCE. testod over half 8
century as Specific for Nervous and Physical De-
bility, Loss Of Manly Yigor etc Contains no Pbo5-
phorus, Csnthsrides, or any other poison. Pro
duces reaction and Is permanent IN effect. OF
Levassc- Paris and J. A. BAUER, Druggist, Sole
Agent .or the Pacific coast, 10l Post street, SAN
FRANCISCO. Boxes * 100 Pills, 80; 800, SO.
Sent by mail. Inclose clamp for descriptive en-
culars, with testimonials Ind symptoms Genuine
mas private proprietary stamps with monogram oil
s. b. s. Milf ksglawsmS
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DIR. HATCH.

OFFICE, 81 ] sTREET-oFFIcE HOURS Q
A. NJ, and 1890 to 2p.x jel-u
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q. ~. WRE:s & co.,

Os kr' = .Ns-F's5 a VUss
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS,
Glass, Varnishes, Brushes Wall Paper, Wax
Flower Goods and Picture Moldings, Painters and
Artlsts' Materials. Sole Agents for Averilps Mixed
Paints, Building Paper. No. 625 street, Sacra-
mento Cal jel-4ptf
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physician AND SURGEON (HoMEoPATH-
L ist). Residence, 10i4 Sixteenth street, between
and X. Office, 627 street lover Dale's), Sacra-
mento, Cal Special attention given to diseases Of
the heart and lungs. Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ;
TO 4, and to 8 P. NJ. jel4 4p1m
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COURT SALE.
Supreme Court Sale of Real Estate

In the Supreme Court OF Tennessee at Jackson
Commissioner of Revenue for shelby county
IN pursuance Of the decree pronounced BY the
l. supreme Court of Ten nessee at jackson, in
the highest bidder, in front of the Courthouse of
Shelby county, IN Memphis
the real estate mentioned and described in said de-
cree or so mueh thereof may be necessary TO
lively. sai5 lots are situate i'm the city OF Mem
PMS, shelby county, Tennessee, and described as
First. Situate in the city of Memphis. Tennes-
see, and lying on the south side OF Beale street
l. block 81 on The plan Of the South Mephis 8. SUBJ iS
division: except the following to-wit: The lot
of said lot l, beginning the southeast intersec
ton OF Lauderdale and Beale streets and running
stake thence south, and parallel with Lauderdale
street $50 feet TO stake; thence west and parallel
with Beae street so feet TO the line of Lauder
dale street, thence with said line $50 feet TO
the beginning Also that part of said lot sold
20 george d Peters on OF the southwest corner
thereof, beginning at said corner and running
east with the north line of Jessamine street $50
, Lauderdale street IS feet inches TO a STAKE.
thence west and parallel with Jessamine street 80
south with said line Sc feet 10 the beginning Also
excepting the east 81 feet of said lot extending
from Beale TO Jessamine street, distance of $40
feet, belonging to defendant Emma Topp.
second; The east 81 feet of said lot extending
rom Beale TO Jessamine Streets distance Of $40
Third. Lots % and %. Block F. in the city of
memphis. upon which the Gayoso House is built
and situated, at the northeast corner of shelby
and Mccall streets and fronting the side of
Shelby street 225 feet, and running back with the
north side OF Mccall street to the alley, with the
exception Of the ground floors and irst stories OF
stores Nos. 800 and 398 in said Gayoso House and
on that part OF said lot which begins at the south
west corner OF said house and runs
eats with the north line OF Mccall
street lOi feet to stake thence north 22k feet to
STAKE; thence west to stake; thence north Is
feet to stake; thence west to the west line of said
house; thence south with the west line of said
house 371& feet 10 the beginning
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk
Jackson. Tenn Jauuarv 1897
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GROCERY MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, January Il.-Corn high
or; sl@Sic. Others unchanged
NEW ORLEANS, January 12.-Sugar quiet /;
yellow clarified lirmer. Sl49S5sc.
CHICAGO, January 12.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. VIII sky steady aud unchanged 81 IS
ST. LOUIS, January 12.-Flour weak and
higher. 81
BALTIMORE, January 12.-Cofiee quiet /;
Rio eargoes 9@l014c; Sugar steady; \ soft, 95sc.
Whisky quiet, 81 l79l ~.
New YORK, Janusry I2.-Wheat opened
19@3se lower, but afterward recovered most OF the
decline, closing weak; ungraded red. 81 23@I iG19.
LOUISVILLE, January 12.-Flour steady /;
extra, s5g5 so; extra family, s. 5000; higher
grades, S. 5o96 20; choice fancy, 81 509S Whisky
NEW YORK, January 12.-Flour dull;
supertne western and state, So 9OSi Co. Coffee
steady. Sugar steady, with fair demand. Mo
lasses steady, with Il fair demand. Rice fairly
active.
LOUISVILLE, January 12.-Wheat strong,
81 g. Corn fairly active and shade higher; No.
No white, rye; No. mixed, 4S19c. Rye
No. p 81 o..
CINCINNATI, January 12-Wheat easier /;
No red winter. 81 4091 z Corn easier; No. ,
mixed, 471sgisc. Rye quiet but steady, 81 03%
B ,rley i'll lair de Dand.
CINCINNATI, January 12.-Flour in good
demand and firm; family IS 2O96 50: fancy, Sc 10
vanced 81 10; combination sales of finished goods
of $50 barrels basis of 81 10. Butter firm and
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. January I2.-Wheat very un-
settled; sales both higher and lower than yester-
day; No. red 81 80 cash Iit. February; 81 42js
March; 81 III sol 425s April; 81 1891 4SI4 May:
81 l5I9 year; sales 81 i29 IL February 81 424og
Y March; No. g. 81 IS asked; No. 4, 81 1879
bid Corn dull and lower; 66i4 g655 SC cash; 67(y
671sc January; 655sg65I4c FeDruar 66Lc bid
March 6S1 s@6SI3c May. Oats duh and lower;
45!4c cash; 49, JANUARY; S61sc bid February /;
fsHc May. Rye dun; 9ic bid. Barley dull.
CHICAGO January 12.-Wheat in fair de-
mand, but ut lower rates; No. ? Chicago spring.
81 294Gl Is cash, 81 27s January. 81 2S5S ebrua-
~, 81 293z March. Corn in fair demand, but at
lower rates. regular, GIG; gilt-edge 6314c cash,
6lIc January, 6iJ4c February, 62l c 62jzc March,
67c May. Oats in fair demand. but Mt lower rates
ifs4c cash, Al &c January lie February and March,
46ise May. Rye steady and unchanged. Barley
easier. 81 059I OF.
Cau-Whest easier; 81 277s January, 81 ls1s
February, 81 2g}s March Corn easier; declined
SC. Oats steady and unchanged.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS

The Belle Memphis, Captain J. H. Mckee,
IS the Anehor-Lne packet this evening at O'Clock
clerk.
The Coahoms, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for 0sceola
Haley are her clerks.
The City OF Providence, Captain Gt orge
LeEoT, is the Anchor Line packet III is morning at
10 o clock Tor Nieksburg and the bends. Frank
The Marlin Speed, Captain J. J. Darragh,
viii arrive today and leaves again tomorrow
evening at ) o'clock for all points on Arkansas
Tlver. Charles Mussclman and Will DarTagh are
her clerks.
The Fulton, Captain John Deering, hav-
ing been unavoidably detained by bad eathe r
win leave this afternoon at O'Clock for Hatchie
river and all intermediate landings. Wade Hamp-
ton IS her clerk
The james Lee, Captain Stack Lee on deck.
is the picket this evening at O'Clock for Helena,
Friars Point and all way landings LLOYD Whit
low is her clerk. assisted by Plat RhOades and
Arthur Browne.
Captain o. p. Shinkle's Golden Rule
Is advertised to pass down for New Orleans at noon
today; She will be found at the Anchor-Line
wharfboat, where Captain Ad storm will give all
PaTteLlars concerning freight or passage. Albert
Shinkle is the Rules chief clerk.
The Charles p Chouteau, Captain Thor
wegan's boss cotton carrier, has been delayed by
bad weather, but will probably arrive during
to morrow. Captain J. I. Washington her agent
viii give particulars at his Office on Madison street
Captain Tichenor's Ohio river packet
James d. Parker, is the list for departure at $
O'Clock Saturday evening for Cincinnati and all
intermediate points Robert Mccoy is in charge OF
her office, assisted by Lowell lines. Captain Dick
Lighburnes office, on Monroe street, good place
to so to for particulars.
The Guiding Star, Captain J. d. Hegler,
viii pass up for Cincinnati and way points Al 10
O'Clock this morning, afording a splendid oppor-
tunity to travellers and shippers in that direction
Frank Stein is chief clerk. Captain Ad Storm at
the wharfboat. will make contracts previous to her
arrival from New Orleans.
The White river mail-carrier Josie Harry
Captain NJ. K. Harry, will arrive to-day ON that
stream aud begin receiving for her return to-mor-
row evening for all points as high Jacksonport,
where close connections are made with steamers in
upper White and Black rivers j. C. WyckOf will
be found in the Harry's office. and Captain Dick
Li2htburne will walton shippers at his office ON
Monroe street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
COTTON.

kilograms from New York yesterday indi
Gated slight improvement IN the tone Of
] the spot market, but up to the close OF bu5I
ness no change was reported in values.
/ The New York future market was steady
at the opening, when current deliveries were
advanced point, near months to points,
! and distant months | point, excepting De
cember, which was quoted ] , points higher
than the last price announced the previous
day. Nearly all of these advances were
lost on the second call, followed by recov-
cry OF about the same amounts Just before
noon. During this time the tone Stacked of
TO quiet condition, followed at noon by
quotation of a weak condition and heavy
decline in all months, ranging from points
for January to for June. A strong pres
sure toward a rally was indicated in the
very slight changes reported during the re-
mainder of the afternoon, and the market
closed easy, with values reduced points for
January, q to s for February to August, and
), 4, 3 and for the remaining months.
New Orleans spots were quiet at the open
ing and quiet and easy at the close, with NJ
changes in prices ammo lnced.
New Orleans futures varied very little in
tone or fluctuations of values from prices on
the New York future board, excepting that
the decline at the close was not 80 great.
Liverpool spots were easy, with previous
quotations ruling at the close.
Liverpool futures were steady at the begin
ming of business, with prices very little
changed from those ruling at the close
Wednesday evening. At the close of the
market the tone was duh, but the price-list
showed but few changes Of very light char
acter from that on which busins IS opened.
The local market operated all day under
the influence of firm tone, with buyers and
sellers more nearly in harmony as to values
and better demand. The dark weather
somewhat interfered with business, but the
transactions W re considerably in excess OF
those reported during the previous several
days, and all said to be fully up to quotations.
A was stated in the remarks yesterday
morning concerning the influence OF the yield
of the present season upon values OF cotton,
the local market as well as those at other
points is quite sensitive as to the increase or
decrease in daily receipts, and in order that
the most reliable information could be had
on the subject Secretary Henry Hotter yester-
day addressed the following question by tele
graph to several exchanges:
"What is the cause OF light receipts, bad
weather or exhaustion"
Up to the close of business last night but
Two responses were received, as follow:
MOBILE. ALA. January II, 1882.
Henry Hotter, Secretary Cotton Exchange:
The cause of our light receipts is principally
laustion. K. II. Boiling, Secretary.
CIIARLESToN, s. C., January II, 1882.
Henry Hotter. Secretary Cotton Ex, hsnge:
Weather good general opinion that exhaustion is
he cause. WM. WALTON SMITH. secretary.
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WEEKS RECEIPTS, ETC. TO PATE.
This. Last This Y
Week Week Last VT
Receipts for q days.. Siqs,t III .ss1i 100 81
EX ports TO Great Britain 81 90. Sd 2gl st .g9l
TX ports to Continent - = IaqI n qS3l I5:s3
Stock at all L. s. portsll ilO 2S4 1874 So ad7 It
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Heavy fog nearly all day and thick weather
last night
Business fair, considering the continuous
rain and muddy condition of the levee.
The AT Stevens has been undergoing re-
pains at Dyersburg the past several weeks.
The Joseph Il. Williams passed down for
coal. '''' "" VI
Receipts by river yesterday-S5 bales cot
ton, Il bags seed cotton and 80 sacks of cotton
The James d. Parker arrived from Cincin-
natl yesterday morning. with 300 tons OF freight
for Memphis.
Signal Service report: River % feet 7
inehes-decline inch during the "a hours ending
LOB p. m. yesterday.
Captain Hall, of the Mark Twain, has
layed on count OF it.
Messrs. Schnabel & Butler, Of Osceols.
Ark, have leased the bar privileges the Cosho-
ma for the current year.
Capt. James Keninston was a passenger
his residence at Colliervile.
The Dean Adams had better trip out Tor
Arkansas river than the weather conditions would
have permitted for less popular packet,
,, The Ste. Genevieve, in from ST. Louis yes
tSrday morning. had 1923 packages of freight for
this port, and returned in the evening with about
10000 feet of lumber and lot of way freight
The Evansville and Cairo Packet Company
nave et tne contract lor the rebuilding Of the John
5. Hopkins, lately destroyed by fire, to parties in
Cincinnati She is To be completed in 60 days and
ready for business.
The little towbost Octavia was burned last
Sunday night at ii O'Clock. while lying at the
mouth of Island creek some two miles above Pa
ducah- The origin of the fire is not known. She
was owned by W J. Parmelee of st. Louis and
had an insurance OF $1,000 in St. Louis companies.
Louisville Courier Journal: xviii s. HAYS,
passenger and ticket agent of the Memphis packets
has contracted with party Ell 20 people from
Jacksonville, Florida. They go from here to Mem
phis on the Memphis packet, from Memphis to
New Orleans on the famous Anchor Line steamers,
thence to Florida by the Morgan Line steamers
They leave here the latter part of the coming
week, and are a merry party of excursonists
among whom are several ladies' all visit to the
orange groves of Florida"
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LOTTERY.
TheLITTLE HAVANA COMPANY

-OR-
Supplement to Royal Havana Lottery
TAKES PLACE
January z, 1852. February ~. 1852,
January 81. 1882, March II, ISS3.
February y. 1852, March ~, ESS2.
NEW SCHEME-:e3,O 0O Tickets only 81
each-299o Prizes GUS. Currency S24 100.
Desiring to meet the very general demand fol
Low-priced Tickets, we have devised Supplement.
tsry Series of Prizes, based upon the Regular Draw
ings of the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount oil
Prizes in which are as follows:
Grand 00t
Grand ........... 500
Grand Prize. ST
Prizes of $500 each ............. 60C
Prizes of $50 esch........-. ..... 1900. 60l
20 Prizes of so each............... =. .... . lOC
600 Prizes Of 10 each g, 0cC
230o Prizes of ,60C
Approximations, of $50 each, to the
remaining units of same 10 as the one
drawing the SSOOO...-.....-.-..--.- Z7C
Approximations, of $50 EACH to the
number preceding and following the
one drawing Sl5Oo...-..-........... ~
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By TELEGRAPH
NASHVILLE, January 12.-River rising with 1:
ieet inches on the gauge
VICKSBURG, January I2-weather cIoudv: Their.
mometer, 1O'. River risen inches, with 50 feet S
inches by the gauge. No boats up or down.
WHEELING, January l2.-Noon-River 10 feet .
Night-Riyer 10 feet inches, and rising Weather
clear and frosty.
NEW ORLEANS, January l2.-weather fair and
warmer; thermometer, 7so. Arrived Golden City,
CINCINNATI Henry Frank Memphis Departed
Harry Brown. Ohio river.
PiTrsBURG, January 12--Noon-River u feet
on the gauge. and falling. Weather clear and cold.
Night-Riyer IA feet ii inches on the gauge and
falling weather clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, January II -Noon-River - feet
10 inches: and rising Weather cloudy and cool.
NlSht-Riyer IS feet, and rising. weather-threat-
ening. Arrived James W. Gsff, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, January 12.-Noon-River falling
steadily Weather foggy and cool: Arrived: Gold
Dust Vicksburg; Oakland and barges. New Or
leans Night-River fallen inches with Il feet :
inches by the gauge. Misunderstanding
EVANSVILLE, January I2-Noon-River rising
and raining; thermometers s5s to So aTTivedy
Cons Millar, Memphis. 30 am Night-River MS
ing, with "a 6-l0 feet the gauge Weather cloudy
and raining; thermometer 4Oo.
LOUISVILLE, January l2-Noon-River rising
with Is feet inches in the cansl and Il feet In
the chute on the falis. Weather cloudy and chilly.
rising with 10 feet in tie canal and 6 feet 10 inches
in the chute on the falls. Notwithstanding all
L. f. Sehenck is Overdue from Cincinnati. Bust
ness duh.
CAIRO, JANUARY I2-Noon-W eather-rainipe
aud cold. Arrived City OF Cireenyille. Vicksburr
10 pm: City of Providence. 81. Louis midnisbf.
Dick Fulton, fittsburg, midnight; Golden Rnle
Cincinnati, m Departed Dick Fulton, New
orleans, midnight: sam Brown Louisville :; q m. /:
City of Greenville, st. Louis, am City OF Provi
dence, Nicksbnrg, an; Golden Rule New Or
rising Misunderstanding; thermometer IS Ar
rived: John B. Maude, St LOUIS ) pm
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Total receipts yesterday, II 259 bales,
against Is, 500 same time last year.
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punevan. 8 Keli,.- Heat Contrarl.

To the Editors OF the Appeal: 80.
CINCINNATI, January ll.--At the letting
aud awarding of the contracts by the Erlanger
syndicate on the y. o. 4: n. Z. Il. r. between Mer-
! II IN and New Orleans your townsman Col. W.
p. Dunavant and Martin Kelly, railroad contract
Ot> We're among the 10 tuuate ones in getting the
hest contract and most desirable portion OF the
WORK. They had some of the largest contractors to
contend with, such as X. q Huston * CO.. of the
Cincinnati Southern II. r. Co. but their WELL
SHOWN energy and ability TO complete any con-
act they may undertake was strong int in
tleir sc 'uriHg the same. Col. w. r. Dunavaut. the
,uiot member of the firm, has been here for the
past ten days looking after said w..rk. and
Is man who fully understands the
instruction business, and his well-kuown ability
aud pluck 10 comp lete any work nc undertakes on
lime tud in good shape had much IN DO with his
securing the contract. Duuavant x Kelly are con-
sidered among the best and most reliable
tsactjrs south Of the Ohio river May success attend
them in their undertakings. They commence
work immediately ! understand their contract
includes the very best portion and very seasonal
work
In the near future / think the ErlfnPcr syndi-
cate will make the good people OF Memphis,
Holly Springs and Selma rejoice by building the
oh Memphis, Marion and Selma railroad, thereby
making u through route to brunswick, &c orgia, by
way OF selma. l remain, respectfully yours,
II u W.