FINANCIAL.The holiday influence seat muy checker

and depositor to the bunk yesterday, andinquiry for money waa brink and eager, butthere w no orer abundance in the aupply andapplicants had some me to tr'ce what theycould get utoaU of what they want d. Whenthe hoLdaya are orer rnd Sew Yer 'a dayfirly turned, the tnporaxy pressure willcease. At the bnik money quote 83 10per cent, per annum; exchange quoted onNew York and the east H ilixcount. buvinff;Mew England tiiftit, with three dayST, H discount; New Orierns, ifdiscount; aellinir on all the bank at par.The New York Bull-tin- , of Thursday, re-

port: "New York exrii.iDjre waa Muoled fa-d- a

v aa follow at the Dlooa named: Savannah bavin?, discount; geHinif, V. Cin-cinnati weak i diacounM par. Charles-ton scarce: iftal-- S discount: Wpar. NewOrleans comnrcial, H; bank, 6. St.Louis, 150 discount. Chicago dull, nomini'1;50 to CJ dinoouut. Milwaukee, par." Thenewspaper evei where show a hard i -

for money, but the supply w (renor-a"- yal to lojruiuiate want.

The auiecude of trude. however, nd tbefinancial discussions in congress, taken " con-nection with the ajr.t-i'io-n n Knslaod andthe changed position of the Turkish war, r- -f

evidently excrliofr a rcsfruuiintr intluence, torwe notice tbe remark, in most places, that thebanks Jto exerctsinir exfrvuie caution in not- -in out money. The rcceivi-- r ot thw ruJ.onal Trust comn.'uiv of New York, make statement in reeard to that eminently "soandand prominent" concern wliich match we'1a.tu diwcnptious ot other use concerns "ithat part of the world, aa made by imptu 'alcoroner holding "ouest over the' financialremain. The receiver savs that "the management waa rotten and iniamoua beyondanyoescnption.

BY TELEO RA Fill.TARIS, December 22. Itentcs, 10r. 27 Kc.NEW ORLEANS. December 22. Oold.

lfc-W-w 102;8; New York aurliOlG discount.

Mortiog exchange.LOXDON.IVot'iiifKTi2.-0nuolsforciOD'- y.

94 9 16; fn account, M 0 of W,1C1; 10-4- 105?$: now & ICC; New YorkCentral, lu6J; Krk, Li ; Erie preferred.

llliaou Central,it NEW YORK, lwinlr2i Mcnr-y,5- a 7,ciosnjr at o per cent. 1 nme mercantile pa--fir, o(l percent. Customs nweipts, f !,U"). Tbe assistant treasurer disbuixHt i 1'J.VUJ0. Steriinfc nuiet; lonir. short, 4i.tlt-l- opened at 1025 aod closed at 102.',dl sales of the day linuofr been at these hir- -

uies. Curryine" rat- - '2 to 5 percent. Silverat London. M :MGd; hero, t Uver bars, 12K'reon backs, 117j jfnld; siJvtT coin,ihMtount. Ooveruiuut bonds leYetixli; coutxmaof lSiI, l.;do. 1"jo. new, lGG;do,Wi7. 0:;4; do. IN, 1X; new ."is, lO-V,- ;

new um; new 4s, uj.;b; VhVhi, n'ria-tereJ- ,

I0t; 10-ll- coupons, 107 'I; currncy 6s, 113. .State txotls were 0'tt.Tennes 0, old. ').. 6tnew, J7; ,Vir('inw &, olJ, W: Virginiabs, new. Mi itiwiouri tw. 107,Ki'lroswl bonds wrre quiet. This was one cfttie dullest days ot the year. On the stock exchange business waa couipaa'.ively tr'llmg,s "ij tin) ciunires in prio-- s were ooimpot tant.'I nuiiusi-tio- atrnx'attl sha'f-s- , ofwlnth l i.Cjit wrv Iike Hhw. lCJ North'wi-te- 1000 fct. l'uol, 4X) Iackawanna,l')K) Mirhiic.m l, and :VW WYsf-i- n

I nivD. CuMinjr quotations were as followsWestern Lmon U?iforpht 7fi; (JuicitsilvTT,

i: lacilicMail,iisrij.k, MarkM preterred,. A 'Jams Ejprevi, C7; VeUs st taiga

Lijrm company, 87; AmtTlesui Expresscompany, J; LniUxi tat uprexs com'fxiny, 47J; New York Central, lUo?; the.."H; Erw preferred. 'i; Harlem, 41;Wiciiiifn Central, r7; Panama, 24;Ucion Tacific stock, tCJ: Lake Shore.I'J'-i- i Illinoia tVntnd. 72; Clevelandand rittsburjr. 77; Nryrthwestcrn. iXi;Northwestern preJ'errcd, C2.'.f; Cltvehinu,

CincianaU and lodianapolw, 34;New Jersey OatraL12: Iiock I.lanJ. W.'i:

Paal, ;Ci?a; Bt. l'aul nretened. 71;l4'waijasa, 1 1 ' f ; ft. Wayne, y',H; lerre Uaute,:t; IVrre liauln preferrea. 14; Chicago andAiUia, U'i: llncags and Alton preferred,101; Ohio and Misxissippi, Lelaware,La kawanna and Western, .V); Atlanticand facihc televrvph, 1'J; Missouri Pacific,ivs; nicairo, uurUnirton and Uuincy, I:llanmUd and St. Joe, ll'; Central Pacificwjndi, 7; Union Pacitic ponds, 7 3d; UnionI'acoc Un.l (rrants, J;i; Union 1'acibc sink-in- ;

tunds, &t.

COTTON.In most business places but Memphis the

exchange cloe from last night until Wed-neHda- y.

pnd the small sales t"lejrrapbedrhow tiiat the Chiistin:v fiwlinir was alreadyinfluencing business. rotnin) is gamed hereIt aeeDinir the exchange open, tor no Me--crart'ic reports will be received on Mondavor Tiielay. In our market there was a de- -.' ir to till some of the order on band beforettHi holilays, which caused a fair demand for

nncf-- remP'ninir altoec-Lnc- r unchanged'. At the close the tone was quiet.

Yatrrlnv. liu Im firrt.CUnn Btalns U4 fl'.lO- -

'Mlnarw , vttmm1 ordinary ti J7h tt Vh

low mliUlUis rrii"4 1T1014MlHIHuf. frlOli rMOts, wi ui.niifn 1211 t?n11 1. 1. 111114 nur tt 1 114 11 114

.llT U 1 1 !H ti 1 1 18

Market quiet. Sales 2000 bales, includingr'.J export and I JtJ spinning.

COTTON STATEMENT.Ccmns Rzauaa. bsermbtr 22.

efUtabt 1. 1877 6.2ti2HrertMl to-il- 4.:i--

boortvM pravKMsU 207.078 'illillumptied since but state menL. . 1.411 2lil.iM):ouliid ptvtousli .iri,247-l.V- l.i

umsi (runnlnc aoaoant)IM POUTS.

T'nis far this sroeit 4.2.TIT 1UM tr IhM wvk 1 fc.rt.-J-

oiuos beiitember tst 211..J11

Mmi.hl 1K ChnrtnAnn rallrondSilKiH.il uitl Triiiiroe r.illriKwt rtL:iLwistiu. jtiuimurtand 1 twmuera a. u. hi7i wliicHb sua rallriMtdX-- mi bis aud Lluis Koek railway rt."fl

--'"iart :i:jKuum mad oilier souroea

.Total 4.TS3axpoBTa.

Thus IV this w 1.411T : ll far IKM w-e-

toiiioeonHeiubcr 1st l.Vf.MM

Hmflu and Charleston ralliond 240II uImim and TMinnura ral)nay :tLuUfUie,NobTUleaudU't (Southern 11.B. ilRt rail north 1.1 tlbiiaUsoulli iiUO

Total - 1.411The N-- York HulUtin, of 1 hursday, re--

-- U: ' 1 nere lias not been mucn positiveaiiimauini, ana tne next io muni asww the pi'iupif hold or operations,with the miirket w:ak Ibrout'hout. Wecould not r that there wasany special to sell the market off, the

s not bavin? nuii'nce to put outcitions at the comparatively low rate whentuou of tho sale during toe paxt three orfour wek are consKlrrtHl, and, indeed, therewas at t"nes more or less coveting going on,St!t the ' long ' continued to unload to a con-.jra-

extent, and this gave a depressingreiw"ht to cotton. 1 ne influence lenomg 10

induct aell'ng out were, n br.ef, the slow.umvrU'n OH.vement 01 supplies toward uu

ctuat earwuiaiive points, toe cont'nua'onof prt'tty tu'l receipts tUUie pot J", and a con-tructi-

of Uie foreign politieal situation ofnn unfavorable character for the prospects ofleiivint? tratle. suppiemenieu iy a ueenneanl a Hat sort of tone, as cabK-- from Liver- -

fij JCIJ-.Uii.i-l II.The following are the oflicial telegrams of

ti.' ondit-.o- of the domArtic marketa as re- -

:trl lv the rtn exchange:

Mirk L BfpU. MxUtUno.

HVi.k. 2.o. lOtiKW. H.7.M4 i(UK. 4.4C. lusyiil-t- . fi.;j4' lstuit. 2.!' H

l.77 !llrC I !'

Mnbly. 115-Ir- tluill. Tx 11 InlM l."'.' IHsvni loinh.wtf. hum lou

)rlns.'n:in''.n ...

li.tiltfm.

lor.

PL L11S ..Aivi'ita

V.-t,-- rd.i r ) oca clonus wiiLi-iO- i

niHUvf: Ordinary. .4c; if;iMlow middling II.-- ; niiua.mg, itu-joc- ;

L--.l milllin.. 11 '.M'. ioneol tbe mar--

a. t- - t 10O. weas:; steamer;utxnanged; quiet and steady. Sales,1l' bin. . . .

T ie following an the clwing rub's in zsewY !' filtiinn V erd iv an-- l !' oav Ivtnrr:

J.,iuiU7 ... 111HTll.ll 11 17-- ll.lwI l.z--- r I l.v

M.tTh II V.i U-4- ll.4tkMI.41y;rii 1I..VJ.TH..V1 ll.M.ril M

II .Ll.il 14 11 rtt.rll.rt4.' l.7vtll.7-- ll.74.Ml.7r.J !' I I.MI.I I .SI ll.s). II.S2

ll.fCxIllJut I i .k, t.in.IWrtlllXT . I I .I'll? II lfilt 7

J;u of Uia Ill.ukot iU 10:1 , quiet and, av 1110. Wdy; tii. quiet and firm;1 'iit and steady; 2i. barrly steady;

uacNtnk-vd- - .000 bahis.

New th-le-- Wlvl asy at lOjJo for mid-,r- .;

galea. fVJ) brJes; receipts, net, 7o9

IS gW J WMJ Wthe conti-n.-n- t..M17 U!e;l;tiUin, bale;cWi-e- , 1333 bale; tock.

Yeiterday' Liverpool Hegnuns reported(',. mark.l ui 7 ; -- ...t, -- r

f which, baic wr Amencua.-- 'wTvei, balca, af whieii SiOO b-- le.

t ...rw nrrtrfiiM wru i-- " .

,ir ail-S- leeemlerJanuary,6.-16d- ;j-M-

h. 6 a. au ; MPj,0 :Mii: AinI-May,Ck- f,

ialf-Pa- st two o'clock arrtcaU were quiet..I I.

. The movement at the port was reported aa

Wrrk, a. lSTt J KIT.

;ji.7i iJ2.S!' J 7.s4lip'uioi.Hni.'iiii II.ITJ M.S.VI .i.2Vib utoCotilioeL ll.rtl J 10.7l H.Mrt

b'jc I4.1HK 7i.'J.y) P4s lrt

Ilie port receipt aince Jr nday, at tiie samel4ae hwt week, -- 0o2 bales; ame time laft

t tar, iou,ii bau.

(JENEIIAL TKADE.Tbcre wi a tolerable amount of activity in

rnarkrt yeaieruay; tne weiiuitrr uuucualter the rs uo, but Uie mud was an oo- -

tion to ba?uieas. corn rem.iinea iow.potatoes sunk a little further; the con- -

liance ot warm weather makes it pcswibieshipuienU may arrive and deprive me

ket of any chance cf recuperation. IceLxxoi liejmhiiean, 01 r nuay, reporia iwtt dull and easier mere, it aiso rvporuiloe dull and easy there; it also reportsJull and weak, witn lower prices; xmo.

?d, Vc, with ready eiier ana low; a limited demand lor uie mourn ux

lso city meal, delivered, was reported92 M2 i s nd proviwon were uuner on account of the weather. The

rates we publish thia morning of com- -

between tntjiana ana itussusi may' atUfca guua aod proviawai, a ia

the event of wp supplie from the Balticwill be entirely cut off lrotn England.

Corn in our market waa in good requestlaies of 1C ) sack yc"ow attic; W nd i

acks at 4-- a110 00 sa 'ks of ear-cor- n at 4oc,nd 50 at 46c Bra anet: sale of 50 sacks

at f 15 50. Oati rid iy offered notirng ofinterest. Lornmfal was weak rid very dunat t'l 30 ' Potato remr :ied demorr'izeda ith sales of about lr.) barrel of Jacksonwhites, russet rid peachblow at tl 20('1 2--, by the round, mixed lot. Onions quietat f2ii 2 50 in store. CaUxig in only moderate movement at S4(a6 a hundred, 2(2 25 a crate. J voirs were in good demand

nd fan, with sa.ee of SO barrel mixed, far.at f 2 t5 Kaos were veiy ;Tet jlar; mostholder asked 20c, but the trnera.ly sellingprice was 1(4 l'Jc: sale of dozen at 17c.ChitUnt were still dull at 1 50je2 50; goodhens. 2 75: dressed. f' .?2 50. Vuck

2 75(Ud. Oette.t I 50(35 50. Turkrtft werescarce and in good demand, with fine largeselling at fit aad upward; dreaaed sa'ted at

l c- - ituttrr pteady at Wi 1 4c lor cominou: mediuto. lOr.t-JO- choice, 2Ua25c; extra, higher. Ilogi were 45m5c; 5Vc fortine city dressed. I'rorUion, wholesale andpacked chtantidec, clear rib, 6sc;long dear, b,"4c; she- - ders, oc; hams, i?sc,Jlncon canvased lireatkiast bacon, 10,lic;

11c. JJamj uncanvosed. ll'Yc,Men fori; $13. Liird tierce, HSc;half barrel, 'Jc; kegs, yl4"c; 20 pound pails,'JHci tin rosea, llUyllic. Meat 10 daysin salt. c lea. Pig feet kegs, f 2.5;nail bairels, f4 jei4 50; bam'U. fj

t. otxay; small. tC. Lemons.$5 50((. Iried AppUs, tale of 155 pondsax Vgc.

aferebnato' Wkslessle CaMkr Prleea,Chamber at Oomm-r- oi OjUclai Stalanent.

FunuK Oui.: saoerane. 5 2505 50:double extra, f 50(6; trebie extra,,f 6 2o(i6 50: choice fiumlr. t7 25(-i- 50: fancv.$7 75(3 25 ner barrel.

(Jo meal Quiet; ki!n-dno- d, 2 50(52 60per barrel.

Coax Ouiet and weak: mixed. 55(a5t:white, per bushel; new car, c perUUBUCl.

Oats Firm and carco : stock lichtmixed. 42ti:ics white. 45346c per bushel.

IS RAM bcarce and bnu, y0:i5c.f. l.: . , f t . ."Ai nrm, siock oi cnoice lignt: cnoice

western, fls'tfl!): rrairie. nominallv. tsra8 50; mixed, 16(317 per ton.

Dclk Pohk St-ad- shoulders.SVtforieTlong clear, tiQOc; clear rib, bidSlc; clear

Uacom I Loose) None; breakfatit. 10c:ugar-cure- d hams, un.xnvased, 11(312;parked, H(dtHc higher.Mb 1'ouK ileus pork, heavy, 913 50.La Bl iSteaJy: in tiercea. 8V(a9c: keirs.

9?i10c;balf barrel, OylOc; pails, 10(!lO.Vfc.

tiALl.trt Stctf Bagging. 2 lb. according to quality, 11c; bagging, 2Af lb, ac-cording to qua ity, lie: baling twine, 12c;

n ties, per bundle, f 2 2-- .

MacKKRiciy Half barrels. No. 1. 7 7508'2j; half barrels. No. 2. 96 25(26 75; halfbarrel, fro. 3, f6; kit. No. 1, 91 55(3 1 65;kit. No. 2, 91 25(i 1 40; kits. No. 3. 91 10(tf1 25.

CorrKK Firm: ordinarv. 17Vrai9c; fair.20c; irood,20iic: prime, 21 21 Kc; choice,22'rf2:tc; Java, 27(j:50c; Cordova, 2122c.

Kica Steady; ordinary to choice, 6Xtc.

STxncH 4c.WniBay 85c94.Sduar Louisiana fin hhds) Firmer;

fair, 6Wc; fully fair. 7c: Prime. 7(a7fc:choioe, yyBJc; yellow clarified. Hia'Jciwhitj clarified. Mdi9?ci barreled, Afchigher.

bL'QAB Krpikbd Refined A. ner lb. 10c;crushed and powdered. 11c : crranulated.11c; cut loaf, llc.

Molashbs (Old) Common, 30c; fair, 35c;prime. 40c; strictly prime, 45c; choice, 50c.

nrRL'PS Common to fancy, 3.x; (a 75c.Salt Coarse and common fine, wr brl.

9130; dairy, in brls. 92 50(32 75: Li ver--pool, coarse, sacks, 91 201 30; Liverpool,fine, cacks. 91 3o(rl 40. .

Soap Hoein and German, 4J6ifc: Lat-tin- g'

Dixie, 4$c; Latting' laundry, 5c;uii.iuk uamiui, uc; ruunea on, ojC.Oasdles Boxes, full weiirnt. 14(dl4Wc;half boxes, 14(3 Hc; quarter boxes, 15

ldMB 91 251 35.Cemknt Louisville. 1 9J Rrwuvlala

92 75. 'EaCULKNTS AND FRUTTa AnnlAS nr.mm.il.

ly, per brl. 93 504 50: lemons, per box. 50ooO; oranges, per brl, 97 50(i9; potatoes.k:t un, x h; cauuage, perorate, fa M(3: onions, 92(2 50: beana. per himhaL20

2 60; dried apples, 4y5c; dried peaches,67c.

MieCEIXAKBODS Guttp.r wMra talilnchoice, 27c; butter, couatry, 10l$15c; eggs,22c; nails, per ktg, 92 60; vfjiegar, pergallon, lS3i!oc; tobacco, per lb, 40(390c;spice, lSc; pepper, 18c; Bardines, 914 50

15; oyster (light) 1 &, 6065c; oysters(light) 2 tt. 911 10: coal-o- il 9fxa; matches, 6 50 6 75 jcotton rope ,17 18c;gra8 rope.uc; powder, aegs, o shot, patent. - laQP2 25; soda, kegs, 4f4 5c; soda, cases. 69i

6c; cheese. 13(13Kc; new raisins. 92 40.BT TELEGRAPH.

LOUISVILLE. Df mKr?AM!irbtli nil.changed throughout. The rain preventsbusiness.

NEW ORLEANS. December 22. Corneasier; yellow, Mc. Pagar scarce and firm;common to good common, 45c; fair toimiy lair, i;tr c; pnme to choice, 7!4(57?rC; yellow clanfieJ, 73Jc. Molassesdull weak and lower; common, 2023c;fair, 26(rf27c; prime to choice, 300c.

ST. LOUIS. December 22. Flonr is dull.Wheat firmer; No. 3,91 18. Corn stronger,45c. Oats firm and inactive. 27c. Whisky, 91 05. Pork dull; jobbing, 911 75(311 85.Lard dull. 7.60c asked. Hulk menia dullrshort clear, 6c first half ot January. Hogsdul'fctnd a shade lower, owing to the warmweather, & G04; receipts. 2CCD head.

CHICACO. December 22. Flour atMulv.Wheat unsettled, but irenerallv lower andactive; No. 2, 91 09 cash, 91 09 January.Corn irregular, c'.osinir lower. 44fe. Oatnsteady, with a fair demand, 25c. Pork dulland a shado lower, 911 75 cash, 911 70 Janu-ary. Lard dull and a shade lower, 7.70c casiiHnd January. Hulk meats steady. Whisky,f 1 06.

CINCINNATI. December 22. Flour dull.Wheat quiet; red. 91 15(21 25. Corn dnllat 37(ioUc. Oat in fair demand at 280322.Pork in fair demand. 11.75c, Lard auifet:steam, 7.80; kettle, XXXc. Bulk meatsqmet 4, 4. &i (a Gc. Bacon quiet at fj.ISidTXc Whisky, 91 05. Butter doll anddrooping. Hogs in fair denund at towerrates, 93 50(4 20; receipts, 3287 head;shipments G05 head. There ;il be no mar-kets Monday.

NEW YORK. December 22. Flnr 1amii. i . . i . ...uuing. neat a snaao etronjper, with alair demand for export and a lightmilling demand. Corn slightly in buy-er.' tavor; steam, mixed, ClMc. Oatssteady; mixed western and Stair . 3540c.Collee quiet; Uio, cargoes. 15)eV 19 tYc; job-bing, 15i21c gold. Sugar dull;' prime,7sc; refined, SOjgjCc. Molasses dull;New Orleans, I!050c. Pork lnll and be j.913 25. Middles firm, 6K6?b'c. Lardprima steam, 8.12i(S.15. Butter firm;western, (!. Cheese quiet, 7(312Jic.

hiiky, 91 Ci9.

DRY ttOODS.UY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Deceml jer22. ItuHincss wasquiet in all branches ot" trade. Cotton goodswere ta ly and urvhanged; prinU werequiet; men's wear of woolens, inactive, butagent are making lirjeral deliveries of spring

and wc.rsted coatings on backorders. The Bulletin say that business willbe generally suspended on Monday, as wella on Christmas day.

KIVER NEWS.

Weather.The rain of tho past twenty-fou- r honrj has

rendered the streets and levee almost impass-able. The clouds cleared away lakt night,but the high temperature holds its own, in-dicating an unsettled condition of theweather.

Rivera.Omc Bihnal. SKKTlr. Obs.. V. B. A., I "

Mum ems. December aa. IM77. fAbove low

mmtet.TATSDa.reet. Inches

Cairo 14 4Cincinnati. 10 UDavenport.Dubuque 4 0H alalia. ArkKcosuk 4 10Laaten worth.... ...... 5UUIb HockLouisvlJla. tl H

Heaaphlau 11 1ha-lnll- ls ,J r'NwiOtiwm II IIPHtaburg 4 ;lehrereport. 21 1061 Louis. 12 8Vlcthurr m ii

Cluuigoa.

Rlv i railInches Inch

ti4

2S2721

13

lm hlaJ wmet maik ot 1874LOCAL OB3KBVAT1QW3 TIWTBHDAT.

Time. Bar. Thar Wind. Weather.

41 a-- fi! 9.E. .54 Cloudy.8:4 J p.m. :.).(: J rto W. .(M Cleartiur.V)tH p-- HQ.1J RM K. AO) Cle?r.ttaxiniuia thermo meter. 15 aeg.Minimum thMTDomeler, ttH den.Total rainfall, .(tl.

W. H. M'KLROT. Sat. Slg, Ser. U. S. A.ET TEXJtGR AP0.

Narii vrLUE, December 22. River tailing,with 3 feet 4 inches on the shoals.

St. Lot ia, December 22. Weather cloudy,wet and mild. Hiver risen 6 inches. Depart'el: City of Vicksburg, Vickiburf.

Little Rock, December 22. River risingfast, with 9 feet 6 inches by the gauge.Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived: KatieHooper, Memphis.

Etaitstxllx, December 22. Weatherclearand mild. Mercury 58 to 66 deg. River 8feet 6 uchos, and falling'. Up: James D.Paiifr, Memphis, 7 p.m..

Kxrw OrleaKs, December 22. Weathercloudy and warm. Departed: U. C. Yaeger.My Choice and barges, St. Louis; Storm andbarges, Cbarics iuoran, uincinnaiu

rTTTSBCRO, December 22 Noon. River4 feet 3 inch, and falling. Weather clearand cool.... Night River 3 feet 4 inches,and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.

Tobt Eam, December 22. Arrived:Steamship Morgan City, New York. Sailed:Steamships Atniore, Ship Rock; Terrace,Liverpool; barks Yslava, Ron en; Nimrod,Havre.

Vicksbttro, December 22. Weatherclear. Thermometer 68 deg. River fell 2inches. Up: John B. Maude, 4 p.m.; C. P.Chouteau, 1 p.m.; John A. Scudder, 6 o'clocklast night. Down: John Howard, 1 p.m.

Cnrcxinr ati, December 22 Noon. Riverfalling. Weather cloudy, with light rains. . . .Night River 10 feet 8 inches, and falling.Weather rained all day. Departed: VintShinkle, Memphis;. Robert Mitchell, tyew Or-leans.

Cairo, December 22 Noon. Weatherrainy and warm. Arrived : Belle of Shrove-por- t,

St. Louis, noon. . . .Night River 14 loot

7J

THE MEMPHIS 3D.IX,Y AJEi BAX, -- StJJSTD . DECEMBER 33. 1877. .A!

4 inches, and fall:ng. Weather clear endwarm. Arrived: Citv of Chestar, MempFs,1 p.m. Depr-te- d: City of Chester, St. Loe-'s-,

4 p.m.Horeaaeata at the Levi t,

ARRIVA19.Ste. (.5ene:eve. St. Louis; G:vge W.

Cheek, Fi ti Po:nLDEPARTURES.

Osceola Be"e, Johison Landing; Ste. Gen-

evieve, St. Lot".s; George W. Cheek, PilarsPainL

BOATS dux.Doien Colorado, Tnomas Sherlock, Andy

IJanm. Osceola Belle. Belle Memphis.Up Golden Re'o, Mark Twain, West

Wind, Hatt'e Nowland, Belle of Texas, A.C. Itobnn'ly, City of Alton. Ph i Allin, A. J.Wh;te, Coahoma, Chas. P. Chouteau, JohnA. Scudder, Capitol Cuy.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAT.New Ohleaks Thomas Sherlock, Lew

Kalea, master, ten a.m.ViCKsnruo Colorado, James .O. Neal.

master, ten a.m.St. Louis Capitol City, John C. Ciane,

master, five p.m.BOATS LEA VI NO MOXDAT.

St. Louia Belle Memphis, Jas. A. Y'ore,maitter, five p.m.

Jouxsox Landing Osceola Belle. J. G.Andrews, master, ten a.m.

Friars Point Coahoma. Stack Lee, master, live p.m.

Arkansas City Illinois. N. S. Green,master, live pun.

receipts.George W. Cheek 237 bp'ea colion. 18

bags seed-cotto- n, 314 sack cotton-see- d, 17packages sundries.

hie. Genevieve 66a bpTels flour and mes'.31 bale hay, 627 sack bran, 320 sacks corn,406 sacks w-cor- n, J51 sacks oats, 6 homes.Ill bains cotton. 91 baira seed-cotto- n. 41-- j

sack cotton-see- d, 3170 packages miscella-neous freight.!

ftasTee ParavcrapfcH.Business quiet drowned oat Ith the

mud, slush, nnd rain.lhe John DiDnold. with a tow of empties.

parsed op yesterday, en route to the Ohio.lhe Lelle of Shreveport telegraphs her

agent here that she will pass downfor New Orleans.

The Mark Twain, with a barfz3 in to.both loaded with cotton-see- d, are coming outof St. Francis nver.

The Hattie Nowland is the Christmas daypacket for Arkansas river, Captain JamesReese in command.

The West Wind. Caota'n J. D. Randall.will leave for St. Francis river Tuesday inplace of the Mark Twain.

lhe U. W. Check amved from FnaraPoint with a full load of cotton, seed. etc.and returned last night with a good trip allround.

The Charles V. Chouteau and John AScudder are the Christmas packets for NewOrleans, leaving this port next Wednesdayevening.

1'acfcets leaving Mondav are the BelleMemphis, for St. Louis: Osceola Belle, forJohnson a Landing; Coahoma, for FriarsPoint: Illinois, for Arkansas City,

Xhe Usceoia lielJe left lor Johnson s landing, in the upper bends, about one o clockyesterday. She will return in season toeave tor tbe same point on time Monday

evening.t our packets are advertised to leave this

port to-da-y: Belle of Shreveport. for NewOrleans: Thomas Sherlock, for New OrleansColorado, for Vicksburg; Capitol City, lor St.LOnis.

The Ste. Genevieve, from St. Louis.broughtyesterday hve: thousand eight hundred andbtty-si- x packages of freight which was discharged at the elevator. She retmued lastnight with one hundred end eighty-tw- o balescotton lor tbe east.

The Andy Baum, Captam II. J. Vinton, isthe Christmas packet for the Ohio, and muetnave a Cnnstraas send-of- t. Capte'n DickLightburne will eulogize her superior apnointments in point of freight arrangementsand passenger comtorts.

it grieves us to contemplate the tact tbatwe will not commune with the river fraternity any more until Christmas day, tnd it udifficult to conjecture in what condition thefraternity will be on that day. Of course wew.ll give the day the obsei vance it merits.

lhe (jiolden ltule passed up at nine o clocklast night on ner way to the Ohio wifi asmuch as she can wag with. Captain Shinkleis del'ghted with the performance of his newboat under tne pressure ot such a load, feuelost forty-eig- ht Eioura on the trip up by foggyweather.

The causeway on the levee from Unionstreet to the elevator has become almost im-passable to vehicles, pnd entirely so to pedestrians. Will the authorities ever do any-thing toward repairing tr;s thoroughfare?The flatboats are the principal sufferers, vetthey must come down, with the tin for wharfprivileges.

The A. C. Donnallv. Captain Henry U.Hs"-t- , is due up to-d- ay for the Ohio. A goodpacket, othcered bv clever gentlemen and experienced 8 team boa tmep, she affords splendidfacilities to both shippers and travelers. Ed.A. Donnallv. her cb'ef sci.be. will give allparticulars at the desk. Captains Washing-ton and Carter, at the Lee wharf boat, are heragents.

We learn that Captain J. J. Darragh leftUairo yesterdav tor Memphis with the i'!rnois, and will arrive here morning,leaving tbe name evening tor Arkopous, resuming her regular tnps. Captain Darraghspent nearly five thousand dollars in repairing her, and has put ner in splendid order,being repainted inside and out. She nowpresents tho appearance of a new steamer.

Major J. A. ilarpham, agent of the boardot underwriters, reports br telegraph IromDevoirs Blotf, to President F. M. Nelson,that eight hu ndred and seventy eight balesof the cargo ot the Belle of Texas were consigned to Memphis, and of which two hundred are afloat in the river, one hundredlanded on a sandbar, and two hundred are atAugusta. The Belle of Texas will bring toMemphis what she can, and tbe remainderwill be brought around on the Hard CashAll of the cotton will be saved.

The Thomiis Sherlock, Captain Lew Kates,passes down for New Orleans at ten o'clockthis morning with a good trip of both freightand passengers. Among the passengers registered Irom Cincinnati ore the following: s,A. Johnson, O. B. Mauck, F. M. Humphrey,II. Holcroit, Walton, J. A. Bennett, KFitzsimmons, J. Humes, William TulUrs, J.II. Stilt. J. E. Inplin. W. Ramsev. J. D.Grimes, S. A. Tiquete, J. M. Veach, WilliamCorn, George Corn, Thomas Peavs, J. T.Totter. William i lamgan, Mrs. Afinger, MrsWestern. Mr. Meyer pnd wife, Mr. Howardpnd wKe, Miss Jessie' Cummings, WilliamJones and wife, and Nicholas Pell. Particulars about freight and passage may be hadat the Lee wharf boat. .

Little Rock Gazette, Friday: "To-da- y Cap-tain Harry Jabine will stretch a rope acrossthe raging Arkansas at the foot of CommerceBtreet, and will improvise, by the aid of acouple ot pontoon approaches, a ferry to beused unf il Captain John Jabine shall have ar-rived with his new fenboat. Tb'"s will bequite an advantage to the business of thelower end of tho city. The new boat of HarryLewis, the hull of which was built near Per-rvill- e,

is lying at the Little Rock levee,where she has just had a neat cabin put uponher, and now awaits her machinery. Leveegossip reports that she will bear the eupho-nious title of 'Old Aunt Sally.' "

St. Louis Republican, Friday: "'Ship-ments to New Orleans are comparativelylight," said a boatman yesterday. 'We are(rone np, sure, if we don't get more boatsadapted to the trade. Cincinnati has betterboats in the trade, and more of 'em.' Per-haps it is so. It seems also, that a portionof the tonnage that St. Louis has is going toabandon her. The City of Alton is now enroute from New Orleans to Cincinnati, herowners intending to keep her in that trade;and the Belle of Shreveport is to load atNew Orleans for Louisville and Cincinnati.Mr. Stevens, of the Dyersburg, Tennessee,grist and saw-mill- s, writes that the water islow. Whenever there is sufficient water, theAlf. Stevens will come here with a load oflumber."

The muddy, slushy, nasty streets present apicture of disgust now, especially when thenecessities of Christmas make it compulsoryfor indulgent papas, doting mammas, lovingsisters and brothers, and sentimental sweet-hearts to wade through thick and thin in pur-suit of something to please the dear littleones. When we gaze on the scene, how everytender, every grand sentiment comes reflectedback to us from the beautiful conditions andobjects of nature that were once within reachof us, and could have been enjoyed, but werenot, becouse of our too fastidious natures. Ifit be bright sunshine, we are apt to wish forrain; and it the rain-dro- patter a soothinglullaby against the pane, we are longing forthe genial sunshine; and so the world comesand goes with us. If our natures go with usinto the great hereafter, there will be hardlyone of us but will want to suggest some im-provement in the architecture of the abode ofthe saints.

Cincinnati Enquirer, Friday: "Last tripup of the Bostona, a young boy (?) was dis-covered hid under the boilers, trying to evadepaying passage. After being hauled out,the story told was that he ( ?) wanted to gohome, and for the past two months he ( ?)had been deck-sweep- er on the steamer Ex-press. The general make-u- p of the lad ( ?)excited the suspicions of several of the deckcrew, who persisted in paying a great deal ofattention to the good-lookin- g youth. After atime he t ?) could stand it no longer, and fledto the cabin guards for protection, where theofficers of the boat interfered, and after lock-ing the youth np in a state-roo- m, demandedan explanation. After hearing the story ofthe deck-cre- the MtYiceg of Dr. HarryBruce were requested, who pronounced thesupposed boy to be a female, masqueradingin male attire. She told the officers her namewas Geprgw Guthrie, and that she had beenlhuliceu to leave home by a man named C. A.Knapp, the proprietor of a floating photo-graph gallery. As she expressed a desire toreturn to her home in Caticttsburg, the off-icers of the Bostona saw that she was safelyleft at that place. Mis Annie, daughter ofColonel J. W, Silverthorn, river editor of theEvansville Journal, was married last Wed-nesday to Guy W. Ashley, at the residenceof the bride' aunt in Farroington, 111. The asgroom is connected with the house of Roach tcWestbrcok, of ETantville. Tt te-o- n lightat Shawneetown bar, on the Kentucky aideof tho river, will, on Saturday, December22d, be moved to the clump of trees oppositethe wharfboat, in compliance with the in-structions from the light-hous- o inspector."

ATTOMEYS-ATLAW- .

SI. . Jj. STEWABT,ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W

AND

SOLICITOR IN CHANCER 1Offlee Ho. 177 Mala Street, Memphis.TT7TLL practice In tbe Courts ef Law and ChatW ary In West Tenneanee and North MlaalalaI ppt, aud glv pedal ficwtkmi to eoUeoUoo,

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.a BOWELS'

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It is that a phy sicinn who pays special attentlsntoaeertain class of diseases, and treaties; thousands annu-ally, acquires great okilL. phyaiclans knowinirthis fact oftenrecornmond persons to my care. When It is IneonTenient toTisit the city for treaunent, medicines can be sent private!and safely by mail er express anywhere.

Cures Gnar&xitoed in all Casesuxtd ertakenConsultations personally or by Setter free end InTltcd,Charges reasonable and correspondence strictlyA

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WKESSJIAKIXG.FASHIONABLE DRESSMA1QN0

MISS A. A. "WAIIaHAVING returned from New York, will be glad

all ber old friends and customers, atS? Poplar street, comer of Third, and Is pre- -uareu w execute uit orueis ia me latest styles anaiowa pnoes.

WOODWORKERS.

MOORE, BASSETT & CO.,

Aos. 351 and 353 Second SL, Kemphls.a COH uu CDo doqrs. Oe

nh Sash Laths

AND AND .

3L1NDS SHifiELES

Weddlaa;

Rparallaled.

ll'h3er

O

3 eeOCD

2 3rj. B sa

CD

s COI

ahcA0 CD

Ls CD01 1

V

COTTON (ilXMXG.

HICKMAN'S GIN!

THE Gin for the season. A great Improvement.Eclipse Gin and Huller. Planters can

SMve enough br plckln their cotton rough, and get-ting It before It rots, to pay for the Gin. It will GinRougher Cotton than Is possible to gin on tbe ordin-ary gin. Planters having large crops yet In tbe field,tbat must Decessarlly be lost unless It la picked Intbe rougbest and quickest way, should not fall totry one of these Gins. For further particulars ad-dress b. W. HICKMAN. Main street.

opr.. MWs. and Tenn. Depot. Memphis. Tenn.

BUIJLDlAi;.

JNO. REID, BUILDER336 Second Street.

KW8TAIR3 A SPECIALTY. Intimates made forprtn tanking Ioimm l nia nt an, In w Mn- -

WHISKY.IHOa OAJTJr JAS. W. GAFF HSNBY W. 6HITHT-- & J. W. iiAFF & CO.

Distillers of Bourbon and Bje

DSNBY W. SMITH TUOS. GAFF JA3. W. GAFFHENRY W. SMITH & CO.,

OF BOURBON & UYE

WHISKIES,CIXCISSATI. OHIO.

All goods made by the ahnm ...represemed. "TiTiK"0'ie AeeptforKM. Na 3 RowKrd

WTnOGKAJPll FILIATING.

SHIPPING TAGSPRINTING

AND

LITHOGRAPHING!Aj cheap as aoj bouse In 8t Louis or New York.

S.O.TOOF&CO.Nos. 15 and 17 Court Street.

OPERAGLASSES, JEWELRY

UlAi.;.ES iiekzoi;.

i. mum & bm.

316 and 3161 Main SI, Memphis.Wrappins-lap-r and Paper-Ba- c a pialty.

kind. dn nt iliort ard batM havta. J no. M. Mniitvaa.

M. Gavin & Go.WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS

And Commission Hercnants,QQ2 Front Stroot,

UEBZ0,

JJetwcen Ailamn and Jeffersori.Our Major T. J. COWGILL devotes his whole time to the Welghhg and Sale of all Cotton Intrusted to our

chaive. We h:ive nor own Cotton Warehouse, comir Washington nnd Second. .

Langstaff, Grahanf& ProudiittSaeeesaora to Graham sX ProaadfU

HAEDWAEE MYOSIN --ERY.EAGLE COTTON-GIN- S, .21.

STRAUB'S GRIST-MILL- S,

W. B. J. ffl.

U. L.

to M. B. & J. W.

ana all

7

rale.Tnou J. Clark

3VI:

W.

AND LEATHER SCALES21LLlL AND

TvrniTi010

mmOottori

11 Street,FOR THE CELEBRATE CHAMPION BIN AND HULLER

COCHRAN.

(Successors

LATH,Doors, Sash,

OfUce and Yard at footNo. 4 Row. Saw SHI In Nary Yard.

Tlwayi hari on hand a choioe lot of Flooring, Oiling, Siding, Lattice, Framing, Fence aod DreaaedLumber, Bough Dressed Pickets, Cedar Posts, Laths, Shln&le Door and

Window Kpm6. Moldings. Ktc

W. 1. Pres't, Memphis, Tenn,S, IS. Nashville, Tenn,

reath & Co.

AN k CO.COCHBAN).

BELTING, FAIRBANKS'S

EVAJPORATOKS.AHemolils,

Memphis.AGENTS COTTON

Blinds,

Manutacturer

SHINGLES,

Salesroom Howard

HUMES,IMNNEY,

COALCTYWe have established an agency In Memphis for the sale of our Coal, and will, at all times, have on hand

a supply sufficient to lill all orders, at tbe market prices, and shall endeavortr-ft ln to give entire satisfaction.

Our Coalis the Best and theFinestoffered ln tbe market, and only needs one trial to convince the public of the fact,

And la the Cheapest 45 cents a barrel. No Short Weights all bj City Scales.

It Produces 3ta Soot and Smoke.All orders for the present may be at

36 IMaLalis;oii S't3aroe'tand will have prompt attention.

Ij. R. BHRFr'RV. A sent: for MemplilH,

NAPttLEON HILL.

C. TREAD WELL.

oaa to a. c.

ICo. 11 UNIONFOB

lOMX) bundle Iron Tie. S04M rollsw iirrrrM nana, HHt paliaou urrees liaro, 1WO hhdn.SOU brig. .Refined Maarar. teOMO

BOUO barrel. mm pkc.T amher a fulltf Cotton soil elted, and liberal

,aa as to c by river, unless

M. II.

K.

LOC1S

noticfof all

Clark. M.

J.

SAAL'l. A.

and

C.

lowest

left

kinds or Packing: Boxes.

of

T. L. GREEN, Sec'y, Nashville, Tenn.J. M. Sl'iEK, Tenn.

VifNIIMGCo

Yard. 148 Bfadison street.Tenn. W. Y. C. I1IHIF.H, President.

JEROME HILL

8a S. TREAD

TOTSAt Wholesale!

Wheeler, Pickens &

328 and 330 MAIN ST.

N, FONTAINE,

HILL, FONTAINE &

COTTON FACTORSWHOLESALE GROCERS,

3GO and 362 Memphis,

A.C.&A.BA. D.

(success

Wholesale GrocersSTREET.

OKKKK

ke-- s

Mullwith

Conslgnmentsoftore sell thai ooualgned

COOVEH.

Frlntlns,

FOWLKES. CRAWFORD.

Factors,HATCHER.

RUBBERNOIUiHUM

Stroot. Tenn.tJALBKEATH.

Union

Very liittle

Washington Street.

Nashville,

WELL

Co.,

GO.

ANDFront street, Tenn.

ADTREWELL.

TREADWELL&CO.

ME3I1"1IIS.

Ooover & Miller,MANUFACTURERS OF

thkadwell bbos.),

and Gotton Factors.8ALK

Kajcxln;, SOOO barrels KlonrT1M cask Baroa.HfM, SOU barrels Wfal.biNailSiew alaekerel. vaLsna.line of Case Goods. xwuacca.

advances on sama. All Cotton lnanrarl whiiaH.otherwise Instructed.

W3I. 3HXX.KK.

B. WIXtDBEKUEK

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS. EtcFRAMES OF AIL KINDS MADE TO ORDER.

THOKO UGIIIiY HEAHOSEU

Flooring, Ceiling, Siding and Dressed Lumber' or all kinds, kept constantly on hand. Gin-wor- k and Tanks made to ordrAlso Cotton vt ood Flo oring, Ceilin? and Sidin? for sale. We betr aa- . inspection or our large stock

161 and 173 Washington St ILTeimnl.

ORGIL ITBROT H E RSOo;HARDWARE IRON CDTLER1 'SOU? AGENTS FOB

B. F. Avery & Son's Plows and Implements,Agricultural Implements and Steam ' Machinery Depot.

A stock Jf Brass aa Btea a Fittlacs aad pipe iway HkUL310 and 312 Front street HemnTil Tenn,

T. W1XX.S.

made

WILLS & WILDBEHGER,(SCCCESS0l:S TO BOYLE & CO.)

Stationers and Printers,No. 3iy MAJOr STREET,

A FUUt UIE OFSCHOOL BOOKS, JttISCELLANEGUS BOOKS AND BLANK BOOKS

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ORAWING.

A BPI.RMOII OPPORTI'MTV to Wina Vortune. Flrat Grand Utstrlbutlon, 1878

New Orleans, Tuesday, January 8th.liOUIHIAMA HTATB LOTTRKY fO.Legislature of the State for Educational and Clu,rita- -

towblch U has alnoe added a reserve fund t 9HRO,9V Ita Uraad Hlncle .Nnnibrr Itntri.aatlanMwUl take place nmnthly. It never teaks" ptmpona. loo al tbe following Distribution:

100,000 Tkateta. at 2 each Half Tickets SII Capital Prlia $:iD.OOO1 Caultal Prlza '

10.011 Capital Prlw fi.ono2 Pr&eaof S JKOO R.000illHUUl 1IJ(I .r,0:nl20 Prizes of fi(X 10.1 00100 Prizes or 100200 Prizes of RO

10,00010.M 0r00 Prizes of 20 lo.cxxi1UOO mzeeof 1 n 10,000

9 ApproxlniaUoa Prtzes or :M) 2.700Approxhnatton Prizes ot oo""" 1.KOU8 Approximation Prlzea of looI."I HO0

lrifi7 Prlzea. amoaMlns to aim jhiomtnsatlon will be rili uuerH"y remunerative

w a i',SaS.inroa7"on OT orders toOrleaaa. I..or atVo. CoV.rt ' "(Second Vnad M o.thT r Jt7bionTuesday. February 12 IK7JCapital Prize. Sao.iKK). Tickets. 82 eatfC Halves SI

""""'uwi Biuw as aoove.

Bay Yoir Tieketa Xaw 1

The Day Approaching for theSecond tjiraad Drawing; af theconsioai ealth

Prize Distribution Company !(Under Act of Legislature ot Kentucky).

Drawls? rositirely on DEC. SI, 77,or Money Keturned in full to the buyers.

S.KO.OOO CAM II I PKI.1H 130,000. uiO.OM, a 1 0.000S3 ,000. a.Y.OOO. .MM.

Farmers Drovers Kink. Louisville, Depository. .... .XIl.AfT43 Ull'J ff H'l V J, ULKIIII.J.;Otliclal llrt of drawing will be pobllsbed In

New York Herald and LouisvllleCouilei-Joiirna- land mailed gratis to all buyers. Adrress o. wR ARROW A CO.. (ieneral Jlanaeers. Courier.Journal BulldinR. LOL ISVILLE. KY., or No. tiWest Court street, jiempms, xenn.

for a Circular.

Havana Royal Lottery!

Grand Extraordinary Drawing

Will take riace Doe. 31, 1S77.

Capital Prize 300,000Only 1S.OOO Tickets.

2346 Prizes and 81.350,000 in Monej!

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THE LAST CHANCEXIX X877.

HAYAXA ROYAL LOTTERY

Grand Extraordinary Drawing!Will Take Place Dec 31, 1877.a

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SPECIALISTS.THE ONL.Y TREATMENT

DR W. C. COUDEN, formerly of Louisville, Ky.tIs so celebrated for the treatment of Cancer. Piles and Opium Habit, is permanently

locaieu in juempnis, t enn., ana nas uiaen rooms aiUattton's Hotel, where he may be consulted.

From hundreds who have been cured of Cancer byhis treatment, we give a few prominent names: Rev.G. W. Mitchell, or Athens, Alabama, who was curedln 186t Rev. Mitchell will take pleasure in answer-ing any letters of inquiry addressed to him; J. R.Trotter, Prospect, Giles county. Tennessee, cured ln1870; James Moffatt, Troy, Obion county, Tennes-see, cured ln 1808. A few names of prominent per-sons cured ln the last yearln Alabama: Gov. Geo. S.Houston, Montgomery; Cant. H. C. Baldwin, JacobMatcee, D. K. Hugee, J. M. Thompson, H. G. Blount,J. M. Foster; C. 6. Hugee, Mrs. Win. Deason, all ofMobile; Hon. Lewis M. Stone, Carrollton. Pickenscounty, Alabama; all of the above cured of Cancer;M. J. M. Mason, Win. B. Austin, George W. Blcardo,of Mobile, cured of Piles.

PILES A cure guaranteed, no matter how longstanding.

OPIUM HABIT Cured ln thirty days.Send ror Dr. COUDKN'S Cancer Journal, giving

mode of treatment and large list of cases cured.OlUce hours from 10 a.m. to 12 m and 8 to 5 p.m.

DK. T. G. BRACKING,LATE OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, IS

at 27 South Court street, Memphis.Tennessee. His reputation ln the successful andspeedy cure of femalk uiskases op evert formand ihjkation, and of surgical diseases, etc, beingso extensively and favorably known, Is sulliclent, hehoi, to insure the continuance of th.it liberalpatronage and high confidence which be has enjoyedfor years past. Large numbers of patients havevisited him from hxtndred of mile, many ot thembed-ridd- and helpless, and were hujpil rurtd.The wealthy and elite from everywhere consult him.Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured byhim all over the country. Medicines sent to any ad-dress for the certain relief of scanty and ptiinfuliTerwdx. Els success ln the cure of cancerous dis-eases, fistulas of all kinds, piles, etc, u withmU anyknown pandleL Any desired amount of the bestpossible references and testimonials. In and out ofthe profession, can be seen at bis otlice. Dr. Brack-ing Is 8 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania,and has studied the different schools of medicineas well, and has all the facilities that money canafford (and charges reasonable). He sleeps at hisoffice, 27 South Court street, where kioht calls areprom ptlyresponded to.

WOOD AM) COAX..

DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.

rTIHE firm of Fhelan & Murphy was dissolved tJL m ritual consent September 10th, Mr. Bee.

Phelan iUrlng.SEW FIRM.

J. J. Mbhmt. b. f. mdrpht

MAJ. J. J. MURPHY and B. F. MURPHY, undeArm name of Murphy 4 Murphy, will

continue the Klre, Marine and Hull Insur-ance Bneinesa, at No. 5 Madison street. Mewphis, Tenn. Thev will represent only first-cla- com-panies, and are prepared to take risks on Gin-hous-

and all other classes of Insurable property.

NOTICE.Executor's A'otice.

TfiB undersigned having this day qualified as Exof the late General N. B. Forrest, all

persons having accounts, debts or claims, againstthe said deceased are requested to present the samewithout delay. December 17. 1877.

JESSE A. FORREST,WM. M. FORREST,

Estes ft EUett, Attorneys. Executors.

Election Notice.TTNION ADD PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS, I

U Memphis, Tenn.. December 10, 1877. I

Stockholders are hereby notified that an annualelection for Fifteen Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at this Bank on

Monday, January 14. 1H7H,from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

8. P. BEAD, Cashier.

NATIONAL BANK, 1STATE Memphis. Tenn.. December 7. 1877. flfT A meeting of tne stockholders of this Bank

will be held on TUESDAY. 8th day of January next,at their banking-hous- e, for tbe purpose of electingxnirteen Directors to serve for tne ensuing year.rous open irom iu a.m. to 4 p.m.

J. A. HAYES, Jr., Cashier.

NOTICE.rrtHERE will be a meeting of the stockholders ofi tne merman auonai Bank, at their banklng--i

"louse, on TUESDAY, January fclh next, between thehours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., for the purpose ofel.tlng Thirteen Directors to serve the ensuingyea'T. maki i.n ukiffiw, cashier.

Rental Notice.TOTICS Is hereby given, that on

Haturday, January 5, 1878,I, as Recerrerof tbe Fain and Whlimore Plantations,situated ln sight of Osceola, Mississippi county,Arkansas, will, ln pursuance of an order of the Cli-cu- lt

Court of Mississippi county, Arkansas, at ItsNovember term, 187H, proceed, within legal hoursof said day, to rent aald Fain and w hltmore Planta-tions, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, ln troutof th courthouse In Osceola, Mississippi county,Arkansas; said plantations containing, respectively,ahoat three hundred and fifty acres, will be rentedseparately; and the party or parties renting aamewill be required to give note, with approved security,lor aald rents, and a Hen retained on the crop raisedon said plantations for the renta respectively thereof.

JAM KS D. DRIVER, Receiver, Osceola. Ark.Parties desiring information Inquire of Myers

Sneed. Att'ys. 27W Main street. Memphis. Tenn.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE

rrvax cheapest and best bargains f?22that have ever been offered ln the State

1 will sell from

1 TO 600 ACRES OF LAJiD.

Jostcmtelceti ritvUraitjot mSaSaJust In the right place for Cotton,Factories. OrlwlUseU

HALF'ACBE LOTS,

at bottom prices, to those whodenees. anf have home of their own. "?.aclly what 1 say. Ten new housM are aireadjB

will do duw soon.and occupied, and several more

THE STBEET-CA- B

extend tnelrroato these vsJ-aa-

anhorttiea promise toground Just so soon as the populatlonbo-come- s

sumdent to Justify the running of toe car,which cannot be very far off. Also, I wai seU otlease, for a term of years, a splendid Markstttardea,with two hundred hotbed sash, at bottom figures.Those who wish to purchase must " strike while thtiron Is hot," or they will loae the best banraln evesoffered. Trru Pbktbot. Apply to B. B. TUOMA3on toe premises, or to

a. D, CON A WAT. Beal Katate Agent,Ko. it Madison street, Momghla,

CHICKASAW IRON WORKS!RANDLE, HEATH & L1VERM0RE, Prop'rs,

No. 98 Second Street, : : : : Memphis, Tennessee.lroa-Froat- a, Cotton-Hrennea- i, llonn-Powen.Ir- oa and Braaa ''a-t- a.Kepalrx. and everythlnK in the line of eeralF'oxxx.cLryr Q.nc3L MaoHliao-slio- p "Worls.

ale Agea to of the Ue at Bod ley Co. for Klevatora. Baglaea, Wawmia. Kte.

MEilCMlI P, 00.3L, L. Jleachanu J. JJ. J'oston.

LCOTTON

AA'O

W.

O Union street, XempliiH,31 r, W. T. jBowdre lm rharge of the Cotton Department.

Z . ESTES.

ESTES, PIZER & CO.Wholesale Grocers

11 and 13 Union

Juvenile liooks,Standard Works,Fine Bibles,Writing Desks,Japanese Boxes,Fine Albums,A ork-Boxe- s,

Prayer-Boo- k Sets,Kew Uames,Fine Leather Gootls.

J. S. WILEIKS,SUCCESSOR TO F.H.CLARK &

Silverware, Clocks, Diamonds,

JEWELRY AMD WATCHES!J. C. JVEELT. S. 11.

SRQOKSJEE

3L. C

No.

W. A.

OFFICE :Gayoso and Sts.

W.

J. T. FARtiASOX.

IT.

A. Kotoerta. E. E. Mchiml

No. Tenn.

CO.,

C F1ZEB

and Cotton Factors,street, iSIemphig.

Holiday Ms!AVE OFFF.K

Thelargest Variety!Handsomest Goods!The Lowest Prices!

stock is allpnrrhaatHl for the LOWKSTSpecial terms to th trade.

A. F. DOD & CO.,and Stationers,

279 1- -2 Main street, Memphis.

H. X. XEELY.

LY & GO.

L. B.

ii, ML.

AND :Front

- Tonnossoo.

T. C PARK

WHOIiESAXE

Grocers.Cotton FactorAND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

BET. UNION AND GAY0S0, : MEMPHIS,

PEAKCE.

PEARCE, SUGGS & CO..Tmur.ESAJLIJ GEOCEKS,

Cotton Factors and Commission MerchantsFront Memphis, Teniu

PABTICUX.AU ATTEXT1CI1S-- PAID T THE HALtE OFCX1TTOM

WILLIAMS.

AND YARDCorner Second

BROOKS.

SCG6S.

PlaAIil

SAW-MIL- L

North

street,

WILLIAEIS&CO.MANUFACTURERS

Lumber, Shingles and Lath!

BOOBS, SASH AND BLINDS.

FRUIT AND PACKING BOXES!

A. VACCAR0. B. YACCARO. A. B. T1CCAK0.

A. VAOOAEO & CO,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS EI

WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS,No. 324 Front street, Memphis.

SOLE AOEXTS FOB COOK'S CHAHPAGXE KSPEKIAXv

W. GUY. J. II. Jl'CLELLAN.

uv. ivi uiBiian & m.Wholesale Grocers,

Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,2CO and 262 Front street, Memphis- -

OF

D. T. F.

JAMES A HUAT,

J. T. FARGASON & CO.WaOXKSAXE

Grocers and Cotton Factors369 Front and 32 Clinton Sts., Memphis.

B. JT. SEMMES fc CO,TTAXTB

750 Brls. "Nelson Distillery" Fire-Copp- er

BOURBONSPRING 1873

for and tho

J0.

Out frh. and

&

25S

OF

C C IIEIJf

--74--'75-76--,77.

G. TT.

3Q0

AND EN"

PORTER.

TAYLOR CO.,Wholesale Grocers,

Cotton300 FKOXT ST., Bet.

Agents Champion Plows

FACTORS

Booksellers

YARD

Street.

TENN.

WHISKEY!

TAYLOR. MACRAE

Factors,Madison and Monroe.

Celebrated Cheek Cotton Press.

Brls-YannissG-

E

MaltWHisKey

FREE BOND.

PORTER, &

-..

DISl'EXSAKY.

Dr. I. JS. Johnson'sFRIYATI

Medical Oispensary,So. 17 JEFFERSOX STREET,

Between Mala and Front. Stempala.".minimi la lfOU.JD .f2P?3?i ? acknowledgwl by all turtles In.

w.Pjrmanentrw,Kwanid In r?MaTulifl.,r,.ale- - ,Bwnt of Gonorrhea

mSS?i 1152.?. nrs. wllhou: the use of

oul tto'eliisveiCT er.uilcatl with-W- td

m a awTSi Inwui.tarj loss or seniior foas of mm SufTerera from ImtHXuCT

TTurrj, aunerln. f """ anu rioewsivs

try. oS&LS.'S-f- L V' I1 o' the onun- -

,w.tMadison Dispensary.&M""a7r"rr,.- -'

II All: 1LVLS.U1.

Parkrr'a Hair Ilaloaiu is the BFtand cleanest preparation ever madefor Restoring Gray Hair to its originalcolor. It is entirely harmless, auJ froefrom the cheap and impure inreaients that render mrj.y othi r rrev-ir-ation- s

injurious. It 1, exquisitelyperfumed, and so perfectly and ele-gantly prepared as to make it a toiletluxury, indispensable to thosj whohave once used it. It removes Dan-druf- l"

and stops tho Hair falling. Itrenders the Hair vigorous and beau-tiful. It preserves its luxuriancewhen abundant, end restores itsColor and Life when Gray, harsh anddecaying.

Sold by all Druggists.

LEC.AL..

Letters of administration having beenNOTICE to mebvtl? I'mtwite Court of belbycounty upon the estate of P. B. ilenn. I Iiervby no-tify all persons lnlebtel to Siild estate to come forward ana aettle tlw siiine; aud all liavliiK claimsuKinsi aai.i Mate, are neieuy nntirit--j to nie tne

aa ieiuirea bf law, or tnpy win be l.imet

CUAXCEUY HAI.I0M. jaChancery Sale or lieul Estate.

B vlrtueS John ""n!in t al .

fh lnter'oemoi7 fccr forin above caute on thi iaiw h.V, ,

I will sell at public auction to thAhi.Vhll, IT ; ,x'7'

Hatordai. Jauawy lse.within legal hours, the following described property,situated In Shelby county, Tenn , bvwlt: Nolen'iLot Lot Ao. is, ln Johnson and ilurfby's subdi-vision of trt of lot No. 501. ln the city of Mem-phis: Beginning at the southwest comer of saidlot, on the north side of Exchange street: thenceeast with said street 5Ht3 feet; thence north iis feetto the south side of Alabama street; thence northwith said street 53ifc feet; thence south 7ti , feet lothe beginning. Sold as the probity ol James Nolen.Terms of Sale On a credit of six months; notiwith Interest from dale, with approved securityEquity of redemption barred, etc

This December 20, 1877.EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.By R. J. Black. D. C. and IS.

H. C. King, Solicitor.

CHAJVCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE,IK0X FECE, ETC.

No. 775, N. B. Chancery Court ot Shelby CountyT. A. Nelson, executor of John Trigg, deceased, vs.M. L. Trigg et aLBy virtue of an Interlocutory decree for sale, en-

tered ln the above cause on the 5th day of July.1877, and renewed and amended October 1 H andDecember 4. 1H77, 1 will sell at public auction, tothe highest bidder, tn front of the Clerk and Ma-ster's ottlce, courthouse building, aialn street, Mem-phis, Tennessee, on

Matnrday, January 5,within legal hours, the following described property,situated inSnelbr and Tipton counties. Te;tn.,

1. Two brick tenements and lots) on nt row,ln the city of Memphis, commencing 20 feet fromthe corner of Adams street an4 1'ront tow aiid run-ning back tW feet.

2. The remainder and all other Interest that theestate of John Trigg, decetsed. has in a lot andbuilding thereon, sltuiited on the northeast corner otAdams and Front streets, and Jur-- t south of theabove. In which Mrs. M L. Triir?. aifenfdent, has a life Interest.

Also the following lots, being portions of the sub-division of lands Ijing Just south of Memphis uiadaby C. C Burke, said lamis lying between the Her--bhiicio roau ana toe nver. the same beinglots heretofore sold and the terms of side not com-plied with by purchasers, t:

3. Lots 54. (Hi. 57 and ri'J. frontin? on south k!i1aof Lucy avenue, and lot tl fronting on northside of Lucy avenue; lots 5. 67 and 12. fronting onnorth side Of Trigg avenue, and all bet wrenavenue and Orleans street.

Also, lotaNoa. 7. US, W. 102. 103, 105 and lort,fronting on Lucy avenue, and Nos. 115 and llrt.fronting on Trit avenue, and all lying ea.t of thaMississippi and Tennessee railroad, and contalnlmrabout one acre each, save lot 10(1 which contains1 IH-lO- O acre.

4. Lot lis. containing 6 47-10- 0 acres: lot 111.containing 7 35--1 00 acres, fronting on west side ofMississippi and Tennessee railroad.

5. Lot 125, containing 4 75-1- acres, frontingnear west side of Born Lake road: also, lot 140.containing 4 35-10- 0 acres; lot 131. containing5 rtO-lO-O acres; lot 132. containing 8 0 acres;lot 136, containing 8 65-10-0 acres; lot 1:17. con-taining tf 65-10- 0 acres, lot 140. containing 10)-10- 0

acres, all lying between the Hum Lake road andthe Mississippi river, and south of Division street

6. AJso, (tortious of a certain tract ot a'oout LJOOacres of land sltua'eJ ii Tipton county. Tennessee,which has been surveyed by C C. Buike (who re-

ports that the Centennial Cut-o- il has placed neaily1000 acres under the bed of the Mbslsslpnl riven.and which Is ln range P, section 5, on said river, theaald cut-o- ff leaving 33 75-10-0 acres on the mainuoia, and 30o acres on tne im.hkl

A. The tract containing 3; 75--1 00 acres begins ata stake ou the bank of the Mississippi river; thencedown said river with its meanders north 75 deg,west 16 chains; north 761) deg west 32 chains;south 52la deg west 3 chains and 8 links; south 1

deg west 11 chains and 50 links; thence east ,rchains and 80 links to the point of beginning ailopen land, etc

B. Tbe tract containing 3Ho 75-10- 0 acres beginsat a stake on the bank of the Mississippi river, orCentennial Cut-of- f, at the dividing line between CA. fitockley's and John Trigg's land; thence northW chains and 14 links to a small cottonwoodmarked T on the bank of Old river; thence up Oldriver south 71 deg east 11 cLalns; south .Vdegeast 13 chains; south 40f deg east 12ciiins;south22 deg east 17 chains: south 10 deg east 7 chainand 60 links; south I deg east it chains; south lsVaaeg east i chains; south 7 deg east 2 chains; soulii1' dee east 6 chains and 44 links: sjiittl 30 deeast 6 chains; south 7t& deg west 6 chains: south281,8 deg east 5 chains and 2 links; soulh deeast 5 chains and 80 links to the point or entrancwof Centennial Cut-oi- l; thence down said Cul-o- !t

north 8t4 deg west 8 chains; south S3 oeg west Schains; north 85 deg west . chains; south Mil degwest 1 1 chains and 60 links; south tK deg west nchains and 13 links; south 6!da deg west W chainsand 30 links to the point of begin nlney-o- f v.ti!cUthere Is 175 acres open land and ln cu:u, :&, witheight tenant houses; fencing moderately god, etc.

For full particulars, see plats et oince.7. Also, the arou&d or In front of the

Trim homestead, south of and near Memphis, andother movable fixtures on the i lace belonging tuaid estate.Terms of Sale The real estate to be sold on R

credit of 6. 12 and 18 months; notes with approvedsurety bearing interest rrom aaie: lien reuii-u- a

further surety, and equity of redemption barred.The personalty to be sold for cash. This December5, 1877. E. A. COLK, t lerk ana jiaster.

Kortreeht Craft. H. Clay King. Estes Ellett, H.O Smith, and L. B. McVarland. et al.. Alienors.

IXSAXITY.

irJSAfJSTY.1 PRIVATEASYLUM

rOE, THECINCINNATI SANITARIUM.

f?nperior.accomm,Nlalims for all cift'ws.dluirtnieiits fir tpil,'itic and luvuiids.i'or terms of udmisioii ajid trculjir, wldrr-i- s

W. B. II IPLKV. M.l'.. Mip't. .l.-.- H'H '

TKUSTEE'S SALE.

Trustee's Sale.virtue of a deed of trust to me executed by B.BY K. and D. H HUderbntnd on the second our

ot February. 1 S74. of record ui the Register's oltloeof Shelby county, Tennessee, ln book No. W. paneH1'5. to secure the payment of a certain note thereinmentioned, I will, as trustee, on

Tuesday, 15th day of January.at the southwest corner of Main and Madison streets.lo the city or Memphis, sell at public auction, to tnahighest and best bidder, for cash, at 12 o'clock in..a certain tract or parcel of land, situate; ljlng andbeing in the 12th civil district of tne county ofShelby, State of Tennessee, containing one hundredand sixty acres, being the northe;ist quarter of sec-tion one, range eight, township on west ta 1. B. 8.i i ; anu part oi tne nome tract on w uicu c a.Hllderbrand now resides. Equity of re!einitlonwaived ln said trust deed, tbe title Is believed to beperfect, but 1 sell and convey as trustee only.

W. L. CLAfP, Trustee,t Johnston 4 Ford, Attorneys.

Trustee's Sale.pursuance of a Deed tn Trust made to me oriIN the 20lh of May, ls76, by P. P. Kralm and J.

M. Fralru, recorded ln the office of the Ken ster olShelby comity. Tennessee, book No. 112, pa59 200,i win, aa trustee, onTaaraaay, tne 3d or January,at the southwest comer of Madison and Main streets,Memphis, olfer for sale the following described reMestate, situated ln the city of Memphis, thelbycounty. Tennessee, Lots Nos. 4 and 6. andpart of lot a, ot country lot No. 4.4. as shown by tW. Bucker's map of Memphis: Banning at thacorner of Jerry Cowlej s lot wlih Marshall avenueon Pigeon Boost road; thence In a iiortheasterlydi-reetlo- u

with south side of Mrhail64H feet to the lot of James 'Z.J.?"UJ S'f ith wld railroad to Jerry Cow-then-ce

n,S wroer: Ueno9 with said Cowley

iu'llto beginning. InchRlingand excludlrurf??ihr. of way lo Monroe street, conveyed lo the

ty aS the homestead Interest of P. P. ralm laJ..i'Lacrthed re.il stde. lt: A

norudn tract or ircel of land slliwtol, lying and be-l-ni

In aald ettj of Memphis, boun VsJ on the normavenue: on theaas" W lot formeti

nl bt a. W. Jefferson: oa lhe south by Je!IrrsustreM; on the west by a lot owned by B. U Brinkieyor John Overton; tbeuce from tbe Ovrrton lot w:uthe old bayou line to Charleston avenue, includingand excluding a lot fronting 60 feet on JetTerscristreet; bglnnlng 75 feet west of the JetIeion UAithence miming k) feet with Jefferson street : then.-- o

northwardly IV leet iwwn ara:iei line, aronton vf the lot has beeu sold riprivate sale to Patterson and dalloway. and wld not,be sold by me. All of said ground will, before 19day ot sale, be laid off In suitable sized lots andplatted and sold by the lot. This sale is made lottbe purpose of paying off all taxes and other

on said land, tn the first place, and thmto pay the Indebtedness especially secured by tlxitrust deed, as provided in- - saiu truit oeea. XIU6good. 1 will only convey as trustee.

aerms vi oaio i casu, iiui l momns, anu ont-an- os

In 24 months; deterred payments to bear in-

terest Irom day of sale, and to be secured by trustdeed oa the property sold.

J. A. ANDERSON, Trustee.K. A Franklsnd. Anctloneer.

Trustee's Sale.FRIDAY the 15TH PAT Of FEBBCABYi

OV o'clock am., and 1 odeetcfx'bilc sale, at the southwest wj-E- of

IMain and Malison streeta. to the highsst

the folk. real as jmuated onthe north

Svof MerSphTs. beingkwuilot No. ten (10)ot.S.M.Trewvant a subdivision, as recorded ln the r s

county, Tenn.. ln book 63. Jyn,Cumins seven acres and thirty-thre- e huTidredlhsof an acre. This sale Is maJe to carry out the provisions or a oeea ui trust. ws i nuiriuun,1S67, made to me by M. H. Caimon, to secure toonarmeni of certnln indebtedness of said Cannon toNM. Trezevant, and Is recorded tn tbe Hegtstersomos ot bhelby county, Tenm, book 62, tages 4iiUand 47(1. Tonus cash, and rl-- of redeini-Oo- a

waived. JOHN F. TRKiVAM, Trustee,jaroagin a r ruysct, auunwta,