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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL -Tl f (' IJSDAY, 8EPTEMBEE ., 1869.
WANTS.
-ANTKl A nuiiK man of gentlemanly
HiLlress km. I ki-ki I::. nil- 1111 illivn
e-neert salesman preferred; npply to F. .1
Jl ill- t-. n! mi. .' a. ne.-onn sireei. m
-'ANTKlv Hya gi ntlcmnn of edassation
si wtvt !v well ni '.iiamu i in Hif i i'y, im
lull resided here -l,-veii years, a situa! ion in a
tine, lesale or cominissii.n lions.-, or in li
freight rtcpiirtnii m ni a railroad or Iran pot
tation coiuimnx . Salnty not so umcli an o.
let an riuaneiit employ incut. Address u
ji., Memphis inmre. -
11 ANTKH. A -onif..rtnl.l c ..Itnf of about
VI four rooms, i-oiiv eft wnt to t.lislll.-ss; at
dress Appeal '.m.-. .
FOR SALE.
TiiiRS4l.K.-A 70-saw Catver (iin. nearly
f new, lor two dollar a miw. at Chelsea
tills, isee Jl M . rl ( nr.iv, opposue.
B 111 Frus
r Hir. -t. Apply to
Resilience on Poplar
it. li. i li i i:
No. :; MonriH- slice!
FOR RENT.
pi.R RKNT.-A Brick Residence, No. W
(".-nil street. r"o-.N.-tMon Nt i i.-tois-i .
iuqulreat J. I.. BICHBEBU,
'ledgcr copy.' 11 Main street.
AIHTni-HMI ASH AliMHH 1MHI
aoiiand four! etrccts. near CIiarlct.toii
depot. W. A. W HKATLKV. Betliel Mock.
FOR KKN'T. I-arg. Kront Room. No. H Jef
ferson street, up-itlairs. suitable lor oHicx
purposes. nut:
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FIXAXCK.
Oi'iii i: or the Daily Appeal, )
Memphis, .sejit.-inlu-r s, j
There wax no movement in the linan
cial market if importance to-day. With
the exception of fro'd everytliiitir moved
cjuietlv and HteatJily. In the yellow MM
the disposition was to sell out, owiriR t
the ttttiiMe in New York, which was aa
sudden as the advaui-e a day or two since.
Part ies who readily paid I33H yesterday
were to-day eager to accept the same lig
Ures. County scrip was weak, uinl sales wen
made aa GHe.
City Scrip Mi sold at TSe.
The money market eontiuties stringent
n.nd currency scarce. Numerous applica
tions foi loans are declined. The follow ing
are the uuotationa lor Exchange,
Scrip and Hold :
Buying. Selling.
K. Y. Exchange... par ft.
K. . Sight i!N. 1 - pr.
4'ily Scrip (tut (rjTsj
County Warrants (,ttS (6B
Police" Scrip (o-HO -'t'.H
Gold (aUo al3Ji
Gold in New York opened at lJo aud
declined, closing at tSS
Of TTOH.
Sales to-day were 4.j hales, one Ixiyer
taking 15 in lots of one and two at 31 M for
JLow Middlings and for Middling.
Another purchaser lwiugli! fifteen, and a
tive hale lot of mixed was taken at :ie.
The market was steady and lirm. with a
good reijnest and little unsold.
The New York market was dull
throughout the day, closing nominal ill
3SVs for Low Middlings and 34 ' for Mid
dling 1 plan. Is. Sales of ".so to spinners;
speculators, !.".', and 100 for Iteceinber at
2tiK; l"o for Deee-mlier at 7, and lot) for
January at Un'je.
The Uiful market closed dull and
Unchanged. I'piaiids, lS'.d: Orleans,
1 Sales MM hales, rf which
'JjOO were for speculation and export.
Shipments from Bombay since last report
Were MM liairs.
TK.VDE.
Titere was lmt little animation in busi
ness circles to-day. Country orders were
numerous, hut no arrivals hv river, either
of prodip-e or pie emis. il veryiliini; t
i.e ijniet and dull. The gradual revival of
trade, however, causes a feeling of cheer
to pervade miuiercial circles. The sea
Ma l.efore us promisisi to be as lm-y ami
inerous as any prtsseding year. Iief.uc
or aini-e the war.
Xews from the crops are. on the ay hole,
promising, particularly from along the
Arkansas, White and lower Mississippi
river. The valle. for two hundred miles
below here and the hill or uplands, appear
less encouraging. Cotton is shedding
young bolls very largely, and appeal apes
indicate a decrease of at least one-third of
est una: .1 yield made a few weeks hack.
CSeneral estimates of the total yield are
reduced to ::,e0n,U! Iiahsi, w hich is about
the same as last year. Labor Is greatly
wanted, and planters offer l per hundnsl
Us for cotum picking. In some localities
veu io..re is .Herod. jleli.re Hie a II
hands w, re nc nsioineii lo pli U from -tiu
to 4i0 Miunds per day , and even as high,
in exceptional oases, as 7"l, but Jiu is now
the biggest sort of a days work for Sam
ho. The women and btJM loiiuerlv av
eraged I'm t. uai kt ilav. This lalsir U
no longer available, as high lalsir will not
luove Mrs. f'uffce from the tiresidc of her
comfortable cabin. This fact is stated for
the Is-heftt of a few Kastern writers, who
imagine that fabulous wages w ill produce
different results.
Imports were lifht and reported at Jo
bales of cotton, lot sacks i-olton seed, a
few hides and some cattle.
The following statements for the year
nding August 31, )8(aV, are from the
proof sheets of the (orlln-olilile; n -jKiit ol
the Chamber of t'otnuieroe, now being
prepared by ihu St;cretary of that iusUtu
tion:
Compartive supplies at this date w ith
sane time last year:
lias
Sls.nU
5BI.0UU
... au.uiw
. MI.IUU
.,. . I,
I ; .is
t.IMN
3.41H
1MD
j l,lW
s.uuu
Tofal ni'.t In 1. lvenio.il.
Afloat rroin India.
- America,
Ht.s'k In . '.ndou
Afloat for London,
Htis-k ill Havre
Afloat lor Hal re.
rilo. k in Uleliien,
Ail....' lor Bremen,
tstoeks ill A lliel I. all -rl.
IMiM-ks In tin Interior towns
ll.stil
l.i jm
.SI
t.uts
in
l.l'W.KU 1,441,121
Jhiliciency in visiblosiipj.lv, as shown
ff above, is::i4.4C!i bales.
Atei-elpts ut all the Mirtl lor liie . nil
eUdlnu Aug. Jl,la), llleliidlug2il,ll
uverlandalilplnelitx 2 K?i,Uat
Fir the year ending Ifc pL I. iMIe 2,r.'.,j.2
pe; ler last teasoii h;jMu
4p.irl n an I he I .....dMjatLa fui
"m- .eai . m iii.is Aug, Ji.nrf:.' i ii :x
For the year ending Sept. I Isos i .. -s
las-r ease last aeaaon u,. Ij .
Of these exairts W,5M went to Ureal
Itritain. anil 4il,VW to the Continent.
Total stock at all the pori. lu.olM
hit. me tune last year, is.uw;
Decrease from last year, I .stn
Ktock In tlie interior towns 54 1 liahsi,
against 3,o4s bales same date last year.
NEW VOHK Ut'OTATIoSs.
Good Ordinary M Strict Middlings... i".1 ,
Low Mlddiings, M Gisst Mid.llin
All. tilling,
111 OIATIOXS fOU M-TI'Kt: IOSTIIAI I- -I'A-h
L"W It 11 ill I. IN OH.
ktttck i j l.i i isjoI. ju u an.. .b.si
f whl fi were Aiii.-ri.nn, : H5,aa)
The total visible supply of cotton 1j
H(Ut)0 bales less th in a; the same t in.
jast year. Consumers are cheerecl isilh
flffthupe that the excess of the present
prop will tnaWe up the dellciency, bitt
trls)l is not pinch inobabilit vof tln irhoj" -tieing
raaliiHl. 'ifc latent mays from In.
t(la inilioates an increase from that conn
Uf f over iJUU.IkiO bales, win,!, ih aome
tlring towanls making up the deficit, but
tfe prospect of our own crop U-ing large
ly taken tor home consumption, both bj
northern ami the Increased number of
Southern nulla, indicate that the aunnml
for foreign shipment a'ill not lie greater
than last year even should the maturing
crop show a p excess.
'..I (be Near ending August 31, l-tiv. Ihc
aggregate receipts of cotton at Northern
Kirts were at
New York, mjtto
Boston, 47,.7
I'hiladelph.a 7
Itilliioore Sl,a
Louis ille, IMM
Shrevesirt, Texas, reis'ivrsi HVM biles
of cotton last season against X, in li.
ltvooixo The market continnes to
a.lvanis?, with an activo ilematid.
Heavy flax scarce nt J.".' to 2ts-; Greenleaf
Mtjfl Ky. I'v.. L'n. ; one and a half Njiiinl
ito20c. Iron ties, 7 to sc.
Be ax? No sale. Navy held at $1 St per
bushel.
I'.KKsWA.x Market declined, and sales
at tie.
Iti'TTKE There is a gfssl demand, with
scarce market at 33 lo lie for choico West
ern, anil i" to Jsc for lisslium grwiles.
I'.iKi Kt Steady. Skimmings, lv to JlVc;
common to fair Hio, 30 to He; prime do.,
to a; Lagnira, Be; Java, 35 to Nc.
Cobx Meal The demand is chiefly lo
cal and supplied by home mills at J4 J."i to
4 M M fresh, and $4 40 to 4 M to the trade
for kiln dried.
Coal. IjOW water in the Ohio, and pros
pects of no receipts from that stream has
caused an advance and firm prices at Puc
for Pittsburg; $1 in for Cannel, and 4 V for
Mt. Carbon to steamers, and 7tc deliv-
ensj.
Eons are scarce and in demand at 25c.
Fi-OfR F'irmer. Sales of 4U bbls Kxtra
at so J5; 70 bbls X X X at $7 75. Supers, $5
i to (i; Extra, ti to C50; XX, j7 25 to 7
M; Family, $S on to 9 00; Fancy, ?y to 10:
'larksville fancy dei'linisl Me; QoU Dust
and City Mills $ 2i to the trade: Home
Mills turn out four grades at $6, 7,s and S,
re-pctively.
Fish Mackerel, No. 2, $15"; to Hi peg
bbl, and js 50 for halves; kits. to
SO; No. 3, bbls, 12 50, and 7 to 7 M in
halves; kits, $2. Sardines, quarters, 10:
hal ves, 32i.
Fist i r Apples, sales at s:, prices gen-
erallv jfi 50 to 3. Lemons scares? at ls
per liox. I'ears, $5 to ti per bushel.
I'luins, $1 er biLshel. Grapes, market
overstocked; Concord, Calaw lia and isa-
Is lla worth 10c, according to coiidiiion.
Kaisins, S3 fin for M. 1!. and Layer, llried
Currants, Hi to lsx-. Dried fruit is nomi
nal and in no demand. Peaches i-oiisid-
ered worth tt to 7c; Apples 4 to 5c.
Live Stock Western ln-evcs 0 to Se
gloss. Texas llo. z- lo s.iO. llogs. Illll ill
(i to sc. Sheep 2(u.4.
p.ain am Feed Com, no receipts.
and held in store at 05c. OatsU" to 7o in
store. Common Hay dull and none sold ;
ehoiee scarce at ?'5. and ?2" in store. I'.ran
1 on levee and (24 to 2.5 in store.
Wheat, sales of fifteen sacks at ?1 21.
Demand lair at 75c to (1 in) for
rejected; (1 In to 1 j". for No.
red, 8n,l W M f"r with choice
scans'. Kve ilull at 1 no.
Lime and Cement Scarce and in de
mand at from t" 5 for Roseda!.- and
Louisville. Fire l!rick, -"toB. Hair, 40
lb bales, (2.
Poi LTBV Chi. hcns steady at s ; 5n f,i
young, and (5 to ill for old. tairde-
inalid.
I'hovisions Meats dull and unchang
ed, with light demand. The market is
bare of plain and country hams. Mess
l'ork. $35 00; prime do nominal, 31 50 to
2 00; rumps 20c, clear sides city
packed 10'i to 20c; clear ribbed do 19
to MM fwj shoulders 16' to MM country
sides 18 to ls'-c: shoulders I3h' to 14c; S.
C. hams 22 to 24c. Lard steady; tierue
Wii to Met keg 21'v to 22c; caddies L2'
23c. Mess Reef Thomas' bbls fs:
bbls 15 to 1.-,',..
Vi:iif:T.wiLi-.. Potatoes steady .at s2 to
1 25 er bbl, anil Jo to Mj in sacks, i 'n-
ions, (4 M per bbl. Cabbage weak, jrith
fair demand at Be and (14 per crate.
S alt Market firm and tending upw ard.
Bbls of 2so lbs $2 75. and large bbls t 5o.
ommon, f.
Spirits Whiskies in small demand
and steady at (1 111 to (1 15.
lirandies, inis)rtcil, (5 5u to Sjii 0t
per gallon. Claret Wine in casks, s.v,
to e40; b.j.es. (4 lo i. Sherry and Port
per gallon. ' -si. Italian sparkling, (is
)er cas'.
Si oar Prices steady. Louisiana, V2'
to 17c; crushfsi and powderesl, 17'ic.
A, Coffee MX to 17c; B, Hi,', to lti?ic;
C extra, le1; to i';e; C, 15: to I3je; yel
low C, 11' to 15c.
Molasses--Common tochoi'-e ew Or
leans, 55 to K5c.
Tea Y. 1J., M 25 to $1 50; Imperial.
(1 55 tol ft); Cunpowder, (I 30 to (2 00;
Oolong, 1 OP tol 75.
VntniK Cider, fH to 10 pej barrel,
Wine, (IJ t. 1 ..
MISCELLANEOUS.
L. B. McFARLAND.
yv ttornoy At Xin -xxcr.
No. :ia stsitntl sti-iH-t.
ae4 MF.MP11IS, - - TKNN.
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.
ri'HK other part ol mn house aflonlliig snf
1 Helen! loom lor mil purposes, we piopose
to plais' lu reach of eoiupetltors the
Best Business Stand to be Had in the City
by offering to Rent for the next t.nlie
mouths, the spacious Salesr.SMn we now H--i
iipy at the northeast isnuer of Main and
Jefferson street.
t-p2 ltu STKIi. TRKyBVANT a. CO
ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
OF TUK
Memphis and Charleston R. R.
'I Mil-: BJM kli .Iders 111 the Memphis an. I
1 Charleston Rallroail Coinpiiio are notl.
ffel ;nat the annual election for Nine lirect
ors of aahl Company, will la' held at tin- ottt
ies.,i the I'onipaiiyi lu Memphis, Tcliii., ..n.l
Huntavlne, Ala., on
Wednesday. September 15. 1869.
Ktis-khol Jers w ill Is' passed frts; r..r one. lay
ls-fore and until one day altei said elect ion.
i. p.ui exhibiting their stock ceitlfleatcs t
the isHiduclor.
f.v order of the Prtsslilent.
UKOKUK HOBKRTHiN,
iiiic22ilaw Hal reiarv ami Treasurer.
GLEN ECHO MILLS.
GEBMANTOWN. PA.
M'Callum, Crease & Sloan,
Manufctur(Ts, Itnjiortors Hint Wtiulo.
sale Pealors In
CARPETING S,
Oil Cloths. Mattings. Etc.
- K invite the attention of the trade to oar
extensile Stock Ol IkjlilcSllCt 'al pf I 111 -.
tsith ol our own and other makes, as wall as
s large assm tnieut oi Foreign (ikssls.
WAREHOUSE.
No. 509 CHESTNUT STREET.
Pgayajajte the Statf linn,-.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR. J. B. SCARBOROUGH
HAH PERMANENTLY' LOCATED IN MEM
Dhls for lhepurpose of treating VENE
ltl 1. Ulsi.ASES, MCROFl'LA, IItol-,
liYsl'ElSIA and CHRONIC UlSEASEM, ol
every description. SYPHILIS espe lally he
engages Ui cure effectually, wlthont Cue use
of niereury, aud In luucb less time than is
generally required; pledging himself Ui pay
all tlie expenses of treatment should Bs fail
toettect a eire In casta where his direct ions
are Implicit!) followed. All communications
by letter promptly answered.
Office No. 227 Sectud Street, Up stairs.
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad.
To Matiisov Asn I.itti.k Rck k, AnaAXSAS.
Ooinx West Leave Honefleld daily nt : p.m.
Coming l-ist- Leave F'or.-st i l: . al l s.m.
Ferry Boat leaven (oat of Talon St. st j:aip.m.
No trains on Sunday.
It. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent ami rtaaailBtatuiaOa.
Mrmphts and Louisville Rai.'raad.
riKPAKT. AKKIVK.
Dav Kxpress, R. R. time l:la.m. 2 :: a.m.
Cltvtlme ..a:45.ni.
Night Kxpress, K. R. tiine.J:i p.m. tS: a.m.
" City time .--i' p.m.
Ticket offices No. 237 1-2 Slain street anil at
I cot. head ol Main sIm i-:.
Sleeping (air alUelie.1 lo Nlaht Express
Train, which goes throuah t.. N'aslivllle, vis
Nashville iimtNortllWesteru It.nlroail, Willi
out change.
SAM. P.. JONES, (Jeu'l Siip't,
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
AKRIVK. BFeART,
New Orleans Mall, dally i:4o p.m. II :40 a.iu
N. Orleans Kxpress, daily ...Suit) km, 4 30 p.n
Freight, daily except .Suu-
day !Sp.m. 4:.'na.ir.
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New i irlcaus and all points Snath.
Kxpress Train makes dires t connection Bar
OnfTeevllle, Water Valley. Oxford. Holi)
spring ami all points nort h of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket otitis? 257 1- Main street and at the
Is poi. Oinuibiuises 1U call for passengers
and cheek baggage In any part of the city, by
leaving orders at 1-2 Main street.
A. H. UVKRJIOIIK, Ueu'l MupX
Q, P. OAKLi:Y, Ueu'l Ticket Agent.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
'AK3IVK. nKPAT.T.
Tl'.rough Mall ISH p.m. 12tW pjn
Through F.xpress .1": In p.m. II:.' ' p.n.
Junction Accolll'islatlou- -:.- a.m. 5:5ua.hi
Soiiierville AeeoiiiiKiatioii a:lu a.m. i. I'.m.
New t leans train s .t . p io
The 5: ill a.m. and H: li p.m. trains make an
Soiirheru connections.
w. J. Rossi, Oaal Rapt,
COTTON FACTORS.
1. s. J aa. J.I). Jo.s es.
JONES BROTHERS.
Commission Merchants.
COTTOIV,
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE FACTORS
No. S M:ulisnn St.. Mmplils. Tnn.
ttr 'oiiSijpmifMits ninle us by river are cov
4?r4l by 4'ii plit-y iu.r.r;iiii'. s.-J iUf
S. Mai ki. K WWtm. J. F. SE1.LEIW.
S. M. WEBB $c CO.
COTTON FACTORS
ano
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 9 Stonewall Block. Up stairs,
UNtos Strekt. bet. Front Row and Main St.,
seT -law
MF.MPHIS, TKNN.
11. W. PnicE. late of I'm I pel I. Miss.
J. C. Tmai , late of Henderson. Terry a..
New i irieans.
PRICE 8l TERRY,
Cotton Factors
AXD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 9 Union Streets.
Over Men.liam .t Treo.lw. ll's,
MKMPIirS. - - - - TKWr'sSF.
T. A. NELSON & CO..
Cotton Fact ors
ANH
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. S Joifersmi Streot, WtWprnh. Tenn.
IHTLHscrnl cash advance: mat! on con
signments to tin in, or to their New Orleans
i '. V 1 - ' N . tiAVPH IRS AC", m3
Wm. McesB, ii. F. ilt Xf -v.
.Mempiits, T. nn. Late of Shane, B II A Co.
M'CEE 8l HERRON,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
sa Fknt BnuDtr,
It. i . -1 1 1 'ourt and Jefforsun, MeiupliU,Ti-nn.
mtr Basrtnf. Kopc and Iron Ties Etiratsbad
k: l..iv.'si inarkft rates. n4 dAiv
UNDERTAKERS.
w. h roitxri.ins.
McCaffrey & Cornelius,
General Undertakers
EMBALMERS OF THE DEAD,
N... WUSKt'OM) ST., NKAlt Mi.iNr.OK,
MEMPHIS, : : : : TENNESSEE.
MRTAC10 tstMaaad tasra and Woodaa
i miis o.astniHIy on IuhkI. jav
FLAHERTY & CO.,
Funeral Undertakers
META1JC CAHKH, CASKhrrS nil. I Woode
Coltiiis, of all kinds, constant!!' on haiul.
Also, Half-seallDg Air-ththl Zinc r.iirial I ases
and Caskets, laraesl alas we4ghlngf6 liis., and
of the lai.-st style. AM nrdi-rs promptly at
tnded to.
Storehouse, No. 317 Second Street,
Between I'ntou and Monroe streets.
Mr. Jauua Flaherty having been engaged iu
t ti!- tnisim-Hs for t went y-fl re years, we feel as
sured that we can give Ratlslaetion.
Carriages ard esrs for hire.
Kesi.lell.s- No. .S fllioll mreel fell
ClfeieiNliATI.
K. o. m itp.
UCCKHAkPTs) 00,
E. O. HURD 6l CO.,
Cotton Commission Merchants,
NO. 101 SYCAMORE 8T., CINCINNATI.
I
IBERAL aavajiees malleoli consignments
j Orders for goods solicited. aep
M
sii.MC SPPPI.Y STORK convenient
HNnns In Mttsonic Temple. I inciiiuati,
tiave been refltUsl and reim nisheil for
hiy and sale of Maoiiic and other So
f Hoods. ila ing established a siiocesafal
ness. I lie uniiersigiied is prepareil for ex
ile orders, and can send C. o. D, or C. o.
n examlnntlon. Sipplies for Lodgea
piers and c .iiunanch ries , Mastmle r
. JeWiU.Cotlt.nl, Ulploiiias; I ,.ins. OfM
' Aprons. Fnll Tempters units, t"i to $iai
At-roiis, Knight
S I. O. O. K. Jew,
K'.t.. s
u; Ma.. !
n each st.,t,
JOHN I 1
U.I'WEl.U
Sixty Acres of Land for Sale
- AT '
Crnrnor'si Btatiou,
Oil iisslssl pl lid Te.ilil s re R. fL
Kl 'el I.I Col. r ' A. TVLEil,
sea At ihlsoniis..
Memphis Female Seminary.
Flu
circulai
in" Mad
amrt
HON WILL OPtN WEDNES
.lember 1st. For eutalrnes or
al Young's Pxiokstorc, or al No.
tieet.
Mrs. A. H. HAII.E. Priaclpal.
Main Street Store for Rent.
" IMN tlmtl ' applien ion i, : -,ul, j, i
year fr
lbs, in
aud Jet
uu2u
P.tiY'aXEU, i KI..J. . i M a CO.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extract from arrival!1 .t iter from Hawaii,
s.i n.l u id. 1 1
Altlionjth ih eruption to nM no
vlol-nt now, rne volcano h a ifarmi Mtient to
tt-hi.1-1. The river ol lav Ktlll tlow, mid Llin
from the crat r ii-cenih in awful njflj
ety. Tturtnu rhtH olennic npheaval It has.
len vf-ry ilekly h-rn. a peculiar aort of low
iiiulurlous ferer, which -rown out of tlie
foul, condenxetl v a porn ot lite vilcaui, Ims
prevniletl lo an alrmlng extent, and at ne
nine It was feared it would depopulate I lie
briand. fiut fortunately, a aeaoaptain tcall
ii.K here nr NUpplies dlstrihutea Planta
tion KiTTKKSto thf miderlDK, and Quick ami
thorough riires wt-re th- result. The new-
K-rt-. iike wlld-!lrr. Mers. Chlng-Takiu ft
Co., Commission Merchant, had thene Bli--
- for HUle. Id a hort time tbelr offlre Wui
beHiexed aud tlieir uppiy exhuoated. A
NaMMC was tllspaiched l .'an VtMMlMB
order of tlie Hoapital Department, and a nw
and ettorm - supply obtained aa -.'. an
posslhle. From that moment the acouriee
wa stayed. Not another fatal eaae occurred,
nod the epfdt-mic fi.e now entirely disap
peared, thit wouderfuf remcuy
known in your city I hope , for it Ls a
Mire cure for all fevera and miasmatic nlck
ncs. You may tell your frleudxito for me.
ii. m. a
MAfiwoT-rA Watir.-Hnperlor to the best
Imported Uertuau C'oloKue, and aold at halt
the price.
The Fever and Ague Season. --When the
!. :iv-s begin to change, remittent and Inter
ri i ll tent ft-vers tnnke t hei r appearance. From
tin surface of tlie earth, bathed nightly in
henvy dcwi, from marches and swamps aur
cUarged with nnlturc, from tlie dying fr-az-
of the woods, from festering pools Hud
siuHish streams, t he sun of September
evmrca d.onds of miasmatic vapor perlloiut
t liealth and life. Thf ImhIv, deprive-l by
the burning tempeialure of July und August
t.i much oi lis rigor aad elasticity, 1 not in
a proper pllglit to resist mulurla; and lienct
all diseaaes that are pnHluceil by a depraved
condition of the atmosphere are particularly
pr uletil in the Fall.
1 bate I i' ivasou why the health oi tboti
sami. oi people should be thus Hia-iidce!. A
l u-atorr course of IISTK rTKlt'M st .l
Aril Bl ri fclts is a certain protection again :
the epidemics ami endemicfl which Aiittinni
brings In its train. Let all dwellers In un
lieullh' bwullties, liable to such visitation,
give heed to the warning and advice cou
veved in this advertisement, and they may
bid defiance to ttie foul exhalations which
arc now rising, high! ami day, from tlie oil
around them. No farmhouse in the laud
atkoaftd be without tins Invaluable, uxhlla
rant and invlgoranT al any perhul of tlie
v-ar, but espet iall lu the Fall. Jt Is no! safe
'to o forth into the ctiiil, misty attnoHphere
of m Septeinier morning or evening with tlie
Nioiu.u h unlortllii d hv a Ionia, ami ot ail the
amies whieh iuedl:il chemistry hasyetgivru
to the wrld. HtWTFTKU'H B1TTKKS are
admittetl to M tlie purest, the most whole
Mitiif, and tlie most itenehYlal.
i.et all who desire lo escape, the billons nt
tfleks, ljwel complaints and malarious fe
vers, take the BITTKJteat least twice a day
throughout the present season. It is m
wh-.lesome as It Is infallible. Look to the
tra.le-mark," IU (STK'ITKK S STOMAi'H BIT
TKKai." engraved 4n the laiel and enilossed
on the bottle, ami their revenue stamp eov
ei ing the itirk, as e.juuterfeits and ImltiUlouH
atamnd.
No Cure, No Pay : --Stone's Tonic Syrup
nm s Clilils ami Ki-wr, or money rt-faBaM,
Isold ly M. Uiisj-: s.; Main sin-.f.
THE PRESIDttiTCCLARES WAR
AgaiUkt all HwaUaM iijum tlie jieoplf, aud
111 kMirr. following the glorious esaruide, U
out
AGAINST THE POISONERS
Who aell sugar of lead lialr dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, l.ut pni alyxe the system,
I in posters
WHO PESTTIOY TIIF IWvVARY
Should iw pul down l.y la. In the mean
time, Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offerr.1 unih-r Ihe guarantee of Prof. Oill
lon, ih.' famous analytical chemist, as an
efficient, l'ure and Hnrinl.-ss l'r.'! .i: ur......
I'KI.sr.VIIOIW.S HAIR rKKeKl'.VATIVE, as
a In easing, acts like achanu on the Hair after
pyeluR. Wf 'V
" Fresh as a Maiden's Blush'' is the pure
peachy Complexion which follows the use ol
Hagan's Magnolia Balm. It Is the trueSe
eret of Heaaty. Fashionable ladles lu society
un.l.-rstaud IhU.
I..-- Magn.Hia Balm changes the rustic
Country ulrl luto ii City Belle more rapidly
than any other one thlug.
Redness, Sunburn, Tan, Frei kles, Blotches
and all effects of the Summer Sua disappear
where it is used, aud a genial, cultivated.
fresh expression ls obtained which rivals tli
Bloom of Yiiulh. Bea ny is possible lo all
who will iuvest 7T ccnLs al any resiasctable
store. and Insist on geltlngthe Magnolia Balm.
I'sc nothing but I.yon's rHithalron to Press
the Hair. Jyi3
" Light as a Cork. "-- Is the expression
of all uousekeepers after usinjr liooi.Kv's
K.iKiM; I'ou iikh. It Ischemlcally pure Jn ts
oontposltloa, and pnaseawj fio ingredient
but such us are pel iectly bai iUleSM, heullhy
ami nutritious. 1 ins is not only tlie best, but
the cheapest in market, as one pound will go
furtber than a pound and a halt of those of
ordluary uianuiasiture. Use no other, in
quire a: your grocers for Doolky's Bakini;
PoWUKK. "
ERRING BI T NOBLE.
Selt-Hlp for Yosns Men. who having Erred, de
sire a better MANH(XU). Seul Id sealed let
: elopes, Irce of diai ge. Address HOW
ARI SAMTAHV Alii AfS-'OClATlOX, Box
l'., I'hilii.lelpi.ia, Jelldaw
Peculiar Adaptability --B. andreth's Pills.
Their pes-uliur iidaptal.iiiti to all cuiistitu
ti ins ascleaiiscrsor ihe bowels and the blood
has established their ureal, merit. They re
gture t lu- tlver, the M.kvp aina even the lu-art
in.y ulI";i ii hi-ii other ieuietiit:s liaye
bVfn usihI withoal prmliiiiii gu, hpueiit.
Tliej .to u,;t expose luae i'no use them to
any uauci , being as safe a.s iUutary.
IWkatt huut 14, rlo Ih: ltr,iul,Hh,f.im C.J.
Mtt.w. ., J., JiummurUOH, A. J.
11 III ISts I was in p.sir health, ami my
friends, as well as myself, snpiiosed that my
i-arllily voyage would soou Wrniinate. But
utt4'r taking one bi.v of liraudreth's PiM- I
Is gan to feel better. U'el sr, when had
Us-si up twcjye .,;xes I M4s a wen, healthy
n.y . IkIiI liav,irggooe Irnm Vi pounds
up to .ii piuiuns. i men oiueieo a suppij ,
ami i-t weaa I hat time ami Ihe present 1 have
retailed lliree thousaud dollars' worth of
these Invaluable pills, and am quite sure that
1 have thereby been ins riimeutul in saving
thousands of lives. Yours, truly,
i. J. FAY, P. M."
Sol.l by all flruirglsls. i M.s, i . .- .-- aMie tu
White letters in the gOVI : in.,, ilt sfalun.
. IJ. bU,NDRtTII.
. ,
To Owners of Horses aud Cattle. To-
m as' Iiekuy Coxi.itio.n Puwiikks are war
ranted superior to any others, or no nay, f,o
the cure of llistempi'r. W'H'iu, sts, t'siUghM,
Hide-hound, Colo, et . Ip Tl'orseS'j'aDd t'filils;
taghs, Ljjsa'of Milk. Klick Tongue, Horn
li.Vaten'l'er.etc., I" Cattle. They are perfectly
safe and lnuoeelil; no need of stopping 'Uu
., : l;!n of youi ..uliuals. Tftwy Uic,eethe
.11 et jie, at e it I'.a,.. tafut.i'iuanae Ihe atomacli
..a.' ..linwi urgaus; sImi increase the lullk
Mouwa. Tiy them and you will never be
without theru. The late Hiram Woodruff,
celebrated traiuer of trotting horses, used
thcui for years. Col. l'hllo. P. Bush, of the
Jerome Race Course, Fordham, N. Y., would
not use them until In was told of what they
are composed, since which he Is never al'lV
oiit them, lae has over Iwetjty 'ViiiUtti4
horses In his charge arpl Inr ins Ust'three
ns Las mini no ..llu i nie.ilelne foi ihem.
He bus kindli permitted hie lo refer any ..lie
lo him. Over Im. i other references can be
seen al the Destt. Hold ny i'lriiggtsta and
Saddlers. Price, Jf ceuU jser Ihx. Hepot, lu
1'u i k. Plats?, New York.
eatchelor's Hair Oys.-'l'hls splendid Hair Dye
is the best in the world; the only true and
perrert Bye; ban.iless, mlUfia. liisxatttaHC
fmi; ho a&noc-.ni.i.eut; 'u0vWh!ftoli!rtlhts;
aufliul.
'I!
Pert
or's Wig Factory, ; j. lu thjid o.vei.1
IMMIGRATION AGENCY.
W. B. ININOHO.
II. D. Bl I.KI.KV
00N0H0, JOY & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers
I N II
EMIGRATION AGENCY,
24 Madison Street. Memphis, Tenn.
piopose to netsotiitte all transactions
In Hi lt Khtate, whether iu thecln or
country. Improved or uuliiiproved; fiesi
denees, Bnalnis Propero. , PtantalhnJ.
i. rain, St. irk, l'aii . and Kmlt Faiius. Ine
y arils Town. Sehool ahd Man l. fact tiring Sites;
Mineral, Stave am Luuioer 'Property, Rail-!
r. ad .-tc:V.sis, or iaige l.oaksof land fur Col-
niifntfoi
siiPpl)iH
niauufuc
liable vl
i -el , I
lespoudc
u e now cuiuplete ior til
lis. railroad tuuNUils,
Mi ..H.. i s ueairlug a re
ir. under tsqnitahle con
ly Invite and solicit (sir
se subject. sea uaw
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
JUST received per ship Vincenlus Van Pnu
lo, direct from Antwerp, 1500 boxea French
Window Olasa, all sizes, at prices to compete
with American brands, and much superior
iu quality.
jsuiV H LL BfiQst 4 XX
CHELSEA FEMALE SCHOOL.
'VH1RD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The
1
lieXt Session ul this school WillllIH.fi lit!
MON HAY', Heplember, the tith, laUD.
Mrs. L. B. MILTfiN.
ana7 pi meipai.
CORSETS.
THOMSON'S PATENT
" GLOVE FITTING CORSET.'
'IMIE recent improvements in this COKSKT
X renaer it mirc iiian ever wormy its rx
kxampi.ki poouhirii v. No 4tlier 'rset ever
acliieved Mich a Ititl LL1 ANT Sl 'i lCs.S lu ao
abort a lime, roraah? by ail nrsl -class dealers,
THi)MSi. LAXJIH)X A CO.,
.'twi Brtaulway, N. Y.,
tei) .Sole Patentees for Ihe United .states.
STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM :
V..il.i.-Viii made Hi. tlrsi charter Oak
Stole?
Answer. U. F. Filley. of St. Louis.
Q. When was it riist iiiaile-.'
A. In the .'ear l.sij.
O. Are the) good stoi es1
A.- The "best In the s'ori.l."
O. How are they made?
.1. -From Hie best uuality of Iron.
Q- Who says they are rood stoves?
.-I. All those thai lis,- liiem?
j. - How many were sold lu IsOl?
A. There were M.'H,' sold,
tJ, How many om of that number failed?
A. Not one.
tA Who sells t;.t- : nulne charter Oak iu
Memphis?
a. j. r. scHAr.nr rot, en v.i.v sr.
(. Arc there Imitation stoves ol that name?
A. Yes; pleuiv of them.
(. How ran puruhaacta Tell the Pennine?
A. By seeing the name of ij. F. Fille) on
earn stove,
(J.-Hnff should parties order them?
A. Tell your meriHianl I., get FH ley's.
y. Iskss J. F. Si iiabki. Co. have a good
stock?
A. Yrt: thru vtl Ihem nt mWciue m Re
InU. ami keeji 77 .V H'.l UK I AsriXUH, etr., im
tjtAnt mii'jtly.
J. F. SCHASEL & CO..
NO. 227 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS,
Sole Agonts.
aulf
BALTIMORE.
Fall and Winter Importation
1869.
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY & STRAW GOODS
ARMSTRONG. CATOR & CO.,
237 and 239 Baltimore Street.
I'.A .TTMORV.,
Impr'.e.-s ,,nd Johoersof
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons.
Velwt ami 9nh RlMn.. Iiim I Silk-,Sut-iim
anil Velvets, Illusions, Liloml, Luit-s,
Kucht, N4?t! i ml r:ip-s,
FRENCH r-LOWERS 4 FEATHERS,
straw Bonnets and Ladies' Hals Trimmed
and I'ntrimmed Silk, Velvet and Fell Bon
nets and Hals,
.Sv-MK)V Sdiil SHAK BB HQfifVI
he largest 5biyJ( Vf i(iiiliiery tusnls in tills
coiitrv. nVtit en;eiiuae.l In choice variety,
which we niH-r at prices I hat will .hd'y coiu-
. .sliipt'lltioll. tll'.lo Ks Ss.l.li ITKII. OUjf',
CADDY LARD.
'lll-
pilK above brand of L.VK1), superior to
1 iiuything on tlie market, put up lu t, 5, 7
ami in pound caddies, and evkkv p.ickahr
Gt'.iKA.iTEKD, for sale al Ulanufacturer'.
piiees, trellit added, by
TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO..
Sole Agents in Memphis and the South
Xo. 2C.s FUONT STH-
-!.;.'?"- ' '. i .i
LIQUOR DEALERS.
J. HOFFHEIMER& BRO.
Rectifiers and Wholesale Dealers In
BRANDIES, RYE,
BOURBON WHISKIES, Etc.,
No.uOO Walttut Street
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ALsO, HOFF1IKI.MKR BHt'S,'
Celebrated - Bavarian Bitters."
lKdaw
4.) .CC.tlttl, M , ,o. k. ', .IVIKO
A. VACCAR0 & CO.,
l,u porters and. Dealers In
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
324 Front Street. Memphis. Tenn.
tiriY
1 9
WORCESTERSHIRE IJAUCE.
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCEt
FROSOrSCED BY
EXTRACT
of Letts from a
CskkOisSCuKS
TO VkTHC
Otily flood Sauce
and applicable to
BVCKY V4RIKTY
or
at M dk as, to his
Brother at
WOWCKHTKB,
May, Mk
Ti.ll l...i,.Vl'e-rlllS
that Ihelr Sin.' is
hlahly asteeiaed
lu tuitla, and is. n
my opinion, th.3
most ualalable as
welt as the mo I
whohssouie .V.' i
DISH.
u J 1 1 . t,i.. ...
n . , i , -. , i , . . r I t ... i no. .1 .
mi iree nil ikiiipj i'iis" 7 r
In parcels of twenty cases or more: each case
two dosen lar-e, Ave dosen middle, oj te
dozen small. Parties who oOvf Wir"'gk u
have the advantage u a supply from our
skin k until tii.' arrival of direct orders.
Jalues KeiYer 4 Son's celebrated Dundee
Marmalade. Robert Mlddlemasa' celebrated
Albert Biscuit. J.JlU.Cox'sUelatlne. Crosse
4 Blackell's Goods. Delaugreuler s Racahout
des Arabes. Ouluness' Stout, Bass and All
sopn's Ales. Wm. Younijer's Fdlnburgh Ales,
and the Wines of France, Germany, Spaia
and Portugal. JOHN Ui.NCANUBCJjfS,
Union Square and t Heaver street, ew York
Sole actinia for Mes M. Lea Pumua, s
WOOD ANO WILLOW WARE.
WIIOIjJiJSAIj TES
WOOD & WHLOW WARE.
STUCK Y A UAKRETT,
No. 163 Main Street, ttttween 4th and 5th,
l.ftl'ls VI 1. 1. JC, KK. 77 I K Y.
U'K Is-g In call the attention of Nouih." n
merchants to our larje stock of Wi " l
AND WILLOW WARE, consist liiif .r Tulw.
Btukers, ( hums, Wasiihoariis, hoi.-, Red
and While Cedar Ware, Bullei Bucket, . il
thickets. Harvest Ketcs, Measures, etc., etc.
ItAsasrsoK ii-i. K i m s. loaether will. Brooms,
111 ushes, Itope, lu llie. Matches, BiuekltlJi, elc.
We are enabled by mrr arrangements with
eailioic maiiufwrl ii rers to sell lliese ifoolM at
i cry low rliiures, which we will ver reai
prove lo those a lio favor us with their pa
lioiiasje. luuJM sl'l't KVBAKllKTi
REWARDS.
V t REWARD. -siTGLEX On Hoiunluy
IT) Jl night, fitli ult., a Dark Buy Mare
nearly black i, about . years old, Mny built,
long mane, short switch tall, nose white anu
white streak opto eyes, both hind feet white,
uboul 15 hands high. The shove reward will
is. paid for her delivery to the undersigned.
JAM KM .N. THOMPMiiN.
sl No. (si Pontotoe street.
$700 REWARD.
VT n stattnl wmmnnifation of (Nklund
l."ltc .N. - A. h . mill A. M., Inltl utu.iH
laiul. Ml., on tbc Illli day of AuxusT. n
iu. lw,VRit, That mi oirwrtTiy brother,
K. 1. li.iHS ttn, Stnl4ir Wan ten r tliin LMlf,
wan asHasMlnattnl u tlieWlii iont., by Dr. A. I.
111, 11 UtJll-afflliatfti Milx'M t.l (he -.an
phU'e that the IsoUtf' nVr a rewani for tlie
trapture of the inurtierer.
lesi-rlptiuii of nahl Lott He is about Mix
feet one 1dU bljb; Hlender form; heavy,
sijiiMre ihoulilerM. HllKhtly humped; very
biui'k pierriinc eyt-,; Ittiix bl:ek wliiiUKeni and
iiioustacbe, Klbfbtly fctivy ; black hair, father
thin on topof head; dat k mmplexlon ; forty
sven yeura of age, apparently about thirty
live; welta. alnstit fm ptmndii. TliU t-..i:
otters reward of two huiitlied dollars. In ud
dtthiutoftve hundrel dollars orfereii b the
lather of the tlei'4-ased, for arrettt ( ihe mur
derer and bla t onnuement in jail, .so tlittt le
iiiay be brtxuehf to innliee.
All papers friendly lo the uie f Mawmry
Will please fpy : ... tiliie.
iSbiUi-i! J. W. SAt'XDKKH, W. M.
Attt : J a Mies H.IAHR, See'y pro t.-tu mils
THREAD,
l ( illtll -r s sa ir. nrjojWAiijTvsTlin
aruiit QtS J.i'WfthO tii.iYiSjis.
PURCHASERS OF
J.& P. COATS' THREAD
WILL 01S8KRVE THAT
THEIR BEST SIX CORD
n . . w hit- ,tis i . r- LI UUf- ! 1 1 H I It , HI; li
with the name of ANDIiKW CUATM,1ienrai
HenL ior me L. U lieu IA180( OU toe TiQXM
latwl of each Mpool.
Ureal care lias beej ;i o adapt he
thread so put qu .o
SEWING MACHINE USE.
Ail nnmlirre Will h f, nn. 1 Mil T i li
Htandant, and airoiigirami smoother ituui
ever before.
The wuoletiale THi1fnjlUiWl by
joflx'GnAranscLQssi
gale Asslj iiiJewlirlLrV J P COATS,
af nslev. Stsdaail.
DiSSdLUTlON NOTICES.
DISSOLUTIOM OF PARTNERSHIP.
'IMIE ti;'i', i lloysier, fresevuiit .t Co., is
u. la.. , by mutual airreemeii I. dissolved,
J. i . Me.llaiins withdravi liiir. The business
of the late linn will he ebsed by the vcmalii
Ing partners. V. W. RiiYs.H K.
JU44M P. TRKZKY A NT.
.1. r. M. MAM'S.
Meniihls. August r.i, ism.
I UP. In iyiiiiiii aiu n ..in 1 1..-tirin .11
leUstc.Trereyatlt A Co., I deem It due
a, friends in,. I il.iisc of our house, 10 return
uiy viaruit'St :uk now lcdMmeiils for past con-
BOellee, llllil; Ihul HIV hllllll.le S.TVl.es
may be plnecd sneeeaaftkny liefore them iu a
iiit'eieiit sphere, while I trust ratsewew alMi
Increased patronage may Is? extended lo mi
old part nets. J. i Mi MAMS,"
NEW FIRM.
'iU utiderslgurd respeel luily annouuee
1 iu the public that they have this day en
tered Into partnership, under the name and
style of
ROYSTER, TREZEYANT 4 CO.,
. pmppet ovoduotiug the busineas of
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
- ,n -
49L.TJ O T IOTAJE33H.S
At Ihe stand heretofore occupied by them
al the
N. E. cor. Mnin and ieffterson Sts.
i:t y bjet to return their rmteful ackuowl-k-dHiuents
of past favors, aud solleit a ecui
ttuuni.ee of publle patronage.
THE RENTAL DEPARTMENT
Will be, ns heretofore, under tlie f fBvkMl
niHUSKement or H. L. UITU!(. Bis,, lio will
nltend toall rental idteta, lisling prooerl v
lor taxes, iiy'..4Riii uf'lailes, etc.
' . W. RllYSTKR.
JOHN P.TRKZKVANT.
Memphis. Si-teuiher I, Itsja. set
OlSSQIUTKiN.
'I'Hkl ttun lU" H. ii KINU ,v CO. wis ds
1 - -..-i on the lit September, IHi, m eou-
seunchce of tlie death of H. W. Coleman.
The liabllilles uf the late firm will be paid
by the undersized, who will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
At PJi and li-i Sovoinl St ret'.;,
t'nder the style of H. S, UosK Co.
UKNaiY s. KltUi.
DISSOLUTION.
",1IK Orui of (ofcW tortnn. Totton Vac
I toj-s au J t'm mission Merehrtnt, of this
VHty , Waa dissolved on the 'Xth day of AuxuM
last. Hettlement will be made by either of
the firm, but the firm name will be nsed only
iu liquid nt ion. The book will he kept at our
old Maud over a) rrmit street
S. MOKpY.
gAM h; iu.kion,
i, Jr.
DISSOLUTION.
rr"HK firm of Pittman, Cobb Co., Cotton
1 mokeis. Is this dsy dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr. John A s out-sosi retirtns. The
business of the Arm will be conducted by R.
K. Plttmau and K. U. Cobb, under the same
firm name, they assumiiiK all liabilitias and
collecting all assets due the dmi,
K. R. PITTMAN,
K. 1. COHH,
s,l JOHS ANI'KItsliN.
DISSOLUTION.
rpHK eopnrtnenhip h-rtftftP eilsilM
t V fit Virgil V, Si. aire a4id Kdwin hit
Held, under the sli ie uf Myore, Whitueld
Co., is dissolved, to date fioan the bit Inst., ae
casLned by the death Of Sr. Whiirleh) In
Janititry last. The uuslues oi said rtrui will
be a tlled In me. VIRUIL V. MlKiKK,
August , Mh Surviving Partner.
NEW FIRM.
K L VNE VIRUIL V. MUstHK,
Of K' Lane A Co. Late Moore, 'hiield Co,
ll't the undersbittwi. have tills day asso,
V i-lates oMmelvM togetber. for tlie pur
pose of tvatt-sacting a
Cotton Factorage and General Com
mission Business.
Under the style and Ann of
-r . ano, Moore cfc Co.,
To dat from the 1st inst. Office. No. t Hun -mi.
s Row. formerly o.cupled bj, M... . .
W Ii Hfleld Jt Co, K A -N a..
N IRiilL V. Mi ii .UK.
Aogiist H. httis, anali) daw
WORSHAM HOUSE.
WURSIIAM HOUSE for Rn,; a.i wrat.
lure fnr sale. Auuly to
" A. VACCARt) or
Jgft J. J. WOKSH AM.
INSANE ASYLUM.
ST. VI STENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
INSANE, St. Louis. Mo. This Institute
was founded by tlie Siater'H of Charity, Au-
fuat 10, 1S58. It U private 4ttd flrst-elarui iu
is arrani,ements aud aveommodation. In
raue patient4 o both sexes and of all de
nominations arr received, also those addicted
to. taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cer uuu uwiii b w t i i t-v t jt i irt w-i . , j
apply to Dr. 1. h. M-MR l or the miwi i-.k :
in mm ii iu mm
v a i a j i
. . s. e.
ire st si:
iu i '
IV t 4Ta4)--r4H.
B.J. SEMMES & CO,
No. 254 Second Street,
IRVING BLOCK, , - MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
TO WHOM IT
YANNISSEE
JILtvin harned that partis in Uuiisville, Oncinnatr an.l thi, city pn--tond
to seU the " Yannisso,..- WhL-ikey, we hereby give notice that we will
bring sail for damages :lKninst any Uftpt .XSIBLE party we may diover
attempting to sell this brand ,f WhLskey.and wiU publish them as selling
SPURIOUS article. We have had the sole use and eontwl of the " Yajinis
see" brand for nearly twenty years, and none Ls genuine without our bran
on the barrels. -
m B. J. SEMMES 8l CO.
TO MERCHANTS ONLY !
eg-Our Stock i- unusually attractive. We will kT it Freshened l.v
, w.,.-,u,.i. ,iii.,i..u,iii ami iice
Tom mH .Slow Pmm, we donoN ant
aoe man -iitKi-T. s ... ; f 1-;-Alu,l.rHi,rKi.
CUBBINS & GUNN.
7
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
H SVutY A.VD MAC H.NK SHOP I N
THE MACHINERY LINE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER.
THKY KKEP O.N H.VNU A STUCK OB NKW ANU SECXND-HAM
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC
AND
WROUGHT IRON GAS ANO WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
Which will be cut ami fitted to oriier, prarastly and well. One of the rm rie. - ' -
tention U. th buTl.li iit of the verj best ' conal mu
FRENCH BURR GRIST MILLS,
UNION FOUNDRY,
Adams Street, between Fourth and Bayou, Memohis. Tenn.
WILLIAM oaaiLL.
KDMrTD 0KCILL.
Orgill Brothers & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
NOS. 310 AND 312 FRONT ST.. MEMPHIS, TENN.
A COMPLETE ASSOI.TMKNT iV
FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE
YVK AF,,C WWT Ivn-itRTKlts OV ALLOI'R FOKKK.N (i.Wir. w K PI'Ri'U VE Ol'
.. . lVuef'.'c ''' from I be .Mnimfiu-tiirew. We lire . inilUe,! lo ..ITer Kret advanle r
Ibetriwe. We areSoLE ACKN'IN in Meiuplus for lh
Gullet Steel Brush Cotton Gin ; also. Buckeye Reapers and Mowers,
Marvin & Co. s Greatly celebrated Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
Sorghum Mills, Bradford's (Cincinnati Wheat and Com Mills.
A .... n.a..y other artlelea too naraeroaa to roeritlon. Aariiealtaral Impleroeots in tTaat va
riely. Krem-li Wiu,lw Uls, Inin, Me Lain, CxMinin,, Beltiii;;, Wheat Threshers, etc.
TKHM8 CASH, ORSHuKT 1'ITY ACX'EPTANCK. niyli
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
CORNER 1EFFERS0N AND FRONT STS.,
IN OENTRAIj part of oitty,
M. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR.
JOUX 1'lWNKrT, V. J. POKTFR,
Of New York.
PORTER, PACE- & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 140 Pear! Street. New York.
LAWYERS. COTTON TIES.
J. T. CASTLES, Important to Planters, Factors and
Attorney a.X Xaw, Dealers in Iron Ties, lor BaJ-
4.- MAllHON.STUEfr.l.iii-tHi.s, M. .nipliis, .
STeiin. Will praetUse in Hie Courts at j infl COttOn.
Memphis: also, in the counties af K:i . ' i .
1-H.l.in ana HaywooU. THE ARROW TIE-
C. W.Al'AMS,
L. V. WXUN.
A l.KEKT HIKE,
L. H. PIKE
Adams, Dixon & Pike,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY
AJTD
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
N. E. Cor. Second and Court Sts.,
my2 MEMPHIS. TtNS.
.ti.UKU'f rut, aotntar w. iohnson
PIKE & JOHNSON,
COUNSELLORS
SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES
No. 217 F Street,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
A iu- ni to cases in the
Supreme Court of the United States
and Court of Claims.
Also, to the recovery of Cluitua against the
Government or tndivliluals. ami to bosines
before i 'on Kress anil the ikeparlniean. myl
A. WKil.tiT, t . at'KtSJCK. Lt'KK K. VBIilHT
WRIGHT, McKISICK & WRIGHT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
u the K
l.ilri, Mi
Woca, Nos. IS and t, np
ut. ,,e4''
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers
THK Memphis Oil
cliaae, durii next fa"
i pur
er, a
larse auaaiity otton
will puy the market prl.-e, nti
have rtaed correctly weisie,i
platform . Fairbanks, scales,
friends not to store their sei
tit lee, and theret'y nave "'''
or inlured. by KKAl't . "T1
to make coat
mease call at Oil Work. Center l-aaidia.
ar oil Cake and
Meal tot sale la anv qnxns
lily
MAY CONCERN
WHISKEY!
Tilings. c u iil try hard to please yi
your trade. Let us li frank w ith yT
t- r!woH. a. a. k sia
J. W. PAJ Jr..
lte of Meinilii
'IMIE ii!creasiij .femaiul for Mils Poa
i Kasteniax for Ralintf Cotton has lutfare.l
the proorfetor to pvarutt a largely Inereae...!
si.s-ii lor Hie couii nn .4eaoii, aaMl wniitlniv
("-' t a" wJers from the Trule, in any
qnaiitity or the
ARROW TIE.
An.l nlso llie SWETT OR SlXf-fMSTKNIN
in KIM i'lK, with iaits of aaay restwir.-i
KnsxIKIi iron. Knelt luin.tl w. ikI. ik W I.
Kuf sale l.y rfettte.s ia ,ii iIh. jmiu, .!..
lowna a:.. I eitaes in Mu ottua Ltea.aivU'
HieTnuIe lii SiemphlR irenenrllv.
II. T. HAKTI.KW.iaJ It. W. IttV-SE,
l.eneral A-ellU, i Caroielelel .-Hrel-je'J5
tljkw Sew (Thrall.
Notice to Property Owners.
state of Trowit, JnlT Xrrm im
t onnty of snielj. )
vD or CorXTT foM.iisToias.
AnxHst is. am i
ORDEREP. En., That Ue frerk nf the
Cuinli Court be i:istruelet to ndvertise
Hie IMH awl Avalaas-he. givin ail prop
erty owners not tee that the an i oi
M and or u4 praperty tor !4tnt ami
roaaty nn asi ai pli ted, and that tk.
l., Hie prlvi.ee of otnevtins to the Mine
and endeavoring to obtain earreistionraf4n
the next thirty days, hy making proper ap-pli.-aiMiii
lo. the aasieaskrsv after which time
n.. ' ' 'i reel icinje nam ar will he allowed. It beta-ne.-isssaurf
Kk plnee the tax rsMrs tuilie-iVM-hrwi'i
ksttuta at ineearliest anustarnftav
tut luat rueh paper make a local nr4 e.enta
iuh fssrticttlar auentlon to t lidsrertisMai
In accorOance with the foregoing order ot
the Biuird. aH parties desiring to know the
value if their real and personal property, a
asseascd by the assessors of their respective
districts, can obtain sncft information oar n -ol:
ail. in a! this office until t he 3Mb dar ot
September, istia: petitions Will he reeetvedl
and referred fo the assessors
aul JOHN UtAUl K.Clert..

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