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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
MEMPHIS, TENANT., TUESDAY, NOrEMHEH 2, 1869
VOL. 30 -NO. 63
ESTABLISHED 1840.
NASHVILLE.
An Important Resolution Offered in
the House.
Doubts About Mr. Cooper's Eligibility
to a Seat in the Senate.
Probability of the Convention Bill
Being Defeated in the Senate.
The Contested Election Case of
Fleming vs. Dillon Decided in
Favor of the Latter.
A New Charter for Memphis to be
Introduced To-Morrow.
Etc.. Etc., Etc.
1 1 . TO THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Si?HVtUE, November 1. Among
rhe mass of bnsiuess transacted in the
Hon.? to-day was the reception of the
joint resolution by Mr. White of Haw
kins, who has the reputation of being
a particular friend of Johnson:
- Whereas, Section 10, article 2, of
the Coustmniou of the .Suite of Ten
nessee provides that no Senator or
Representative shall, during the time
for which he was elected, be eligible
to any office or place of trust, the ap
pointment of which is vested in the
E"cuiive or General Assembly, ex
cept to the office of trustee of a literary
in.sUttiUoa; and
Whcna, Hon. Henry Cooper fU
electeil by the voters of the ISlh
Senatorial District, on the SUi day oi
August last, to serve as Senatorial
Repfoetitative of said ISth Senatorial
District, from the first Monday in Oc
tober, loo9, to the first Monday in Oc
tober, 171, was on the 2bi day of
October, 1C9, elected by said General
Assembly the said Henry Cooper
then and there beiug present, and act
ing as a member thereof a Senator to
represent the State of Tennessee in the
iJongress of the Uuited States; and
Whereas, In the opinion of the
General Assembly said election or said
Henry Cooper asa Senator in the Con
greMof the United Stales wa wholly
illegal and void and contrary to said
I r - isj .1: : tiiL-relore,
J!eioHMl by the Oenerni JweVjJoVjr of
the Male of Tennessee, That .the .said
election be and . he same is hereby de
clared void and for nothing held, and
that the two houaes -of the General
Assembly meet in joint convention at
twelve o'clock m. ou the day of
, ;scy,-to elect a Senator to repre
sent tW State ol Tennessee in the
Congress of the United States for six
vears from the iiU day of March, ltw 1,
in aecordane witii the Constitution of j
.K,.t ' " ann ,h ivtn '
tha State of Tennessee and the Con-,
stitution ana laws 01 ine 1 nueoisuiu-s.
tV'Uie little sparring followed. A !
motion was made to suspeud the rules j
to consider it at once, but it ended in ;
a voU' of thirty ayes 10 ininy-iwo
noes.
The resolution to be coni-ldfred to
morrow involves a question long since
decided lu the case of John Bell, of this
State, and Judge Trumbull, of Illinois, i
the former elected to the Senate while
member of the Legislature. The
latter, while Judge of the Circuit
Court, in the case of Marshall, of!
Illinois, prescribed that no man oc
cupying the bench could be eligible j
to any office during the time for !
which he was elected Judge ; yet I
both Senate and House decided that
no State eould suspend or add to the
qualification of members of either j
House of Congress Both resigned j
Judgeships before being candidates;
yet their cases were contested and
decided. The Senate lost no time in j
sustaining iu powers, and vindicating
MM eligibility of B !I
A bill chartering the Cotton Planters' ;
and Factors' Bank of lennessec, ol ;
Brownsville, was introduced. j
The contested election case of Flem- I
ing v. Dillon was, after some debate, j
. . , 1 c .1 1
decides! in favor of the latter.
It ls whispered that the :
Convention bill, which has passed I
its first reading, w ill b defeated in
the Senate.
There should be some expression of
opinion from the presses of the State.
If anything was decided at the late
election it was that hereafter aud for
ever all discrimiua '.ions againstcitizens
narti'-inating in the rebellion should
Here is an opportunity to test j
i vase
the sincerity of the L'nion men in the
Henate, and yet some of them are in
clined to BMk down, and if we have a
convention at all to dwarf it within
the compass of those Kt present en
franchised. H is a misnomer in this
view to style the bill an "act for con
vention of the isjopte," it should read
"a convention of the so-called loyal
ist." The Senate may need a little
prompting in this matter. Clement
son has intrcK-lujed a bill in lieu to con
fine the convention within certaiu
limits, that will confine members to
the strietest loeality
A charter for the city of Memphis j
will be introduced in the fsenatc to
morrow. Property qaaUttcatiaaa lor
members of the Board of Aldermen
will he offered. It L-considered against
the spirit of the age and of the Con
stitution. It is not Itemocratic, and
never was tolerated in Tennessee.
lkw live thousand dollars make a man
more honest than one who works for
his bread? Is Fisk or Oould
or Grant Is-tter than the mechanic
who knows nothing of combinations
ol railroad lines, or of bulls and bears
to shave notes and oppress straggling
lndustrv. Fvery jtoor man has as di
rect un Interest in tin
city as the richer.
and in proportion
pays more towards its support.
Hill to amend charter to Carolina
Life Insurance Company passed first
reading in Semite; also to secure legal
aid for railroad prosecuted by Gov
ernment; also to repeal all laws
granting State aid to railroads; also
to amend franchise laws; also to in-
crease Justice' f-s; al-a, on thinl j
rendinL'. to allow Urownsville to issue
bonds: al,o, on second reading Fire-
rutin's Insurance Company, Memphis;
Chelsea Shoe and Leather Company,
of Shelby county; alao Khelby Cotton
Factory Company; alno Memphis
Furniture Company; Loosahatchie
Navigation Company rejected. A
bill by Pearson, authorizing Conven.
tion, was introduced and referred. It
will not interfere with original bill
now under discussion.
The quarterly court of this couuty
met to-day for the first time in three
years.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
Nakhvillf., October 1. In the
lower branch of the Legislature to
day, Mr. White oflered a preamble re
citing the following clause of the Con
stitution of the State of Tenneasec;
" That no Senator or IiepraaentaUve
shall, during the time for which he
was elected, be eligible to any oflBce
or place of trust, the appointment to
which is vested jn the Executive or
General Assembly, except to the office
of trustee ol a literary institution."
Following this was a resolution de
claring the election of Henrv Cooper,
a representative irom Davidson coun
tv, in the State Senate, to the United
Statea Senate, illegal and void; and
providing lor a Legislative Conven
tion at a future day to elect a Senator
in his place.
A motion was matte bv a mem
ber, who declared the resolution an
insult to tbe Legishttare, and moved ing- Prim is trving to retain at least
to suajjand the rules for the purpose ' oae Colonist in the Cabinet,
of taking action immediately o it, i JJavana, Nov. 1. Nothing is
announcing his intention to move to known of the movements of the
lay it on the table. The motion to steamers Lillian and Farasin in addi
suspend tailed, with the following tioo to the accounts received from New
vote: Ayea, ; noes, 82. The pre-(York.
arable and resolution were then re
ferred to the Judiciary Committee. i
This movement ereated considers-
biestir. The author is a warm sup- Qen Belknap Installed as Secretary
porter of Mr. Johnson, who is stiU in r . ,
Nashville. of "ar
John Bell was elected to the Xa- n ":Jt-
tional Senate some years ago, whilst a
Representative from Davidson in the
Legislature, and took his seat unques
tioned. Johnson's supporters say ttils may
be a precedent, but is not law.
In the Senate the bill calling for a
State Convention passed on its first
reading.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
Registration Closed The Woman's
Council.
The Decision in the Case of the Pri
vateer Cuba.
Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Hudson River Railroad.
Fisk and Gould Enter Suit Against
Chas. C. Allen for Perjury.
New York, November 1. The reg
istration 01 voters in this city and
Brooklyn closed Saturday night. In
this city the t.nal registration was
14.1,171, a decrease from last year of
30,61:j. In Brooklyn the total regis
tration was .rs,ool, a decrease from last
year of 1 J,(ft6.
A convention of about fifty ladies
of New York was held yesterday at
I'm kard's room-, to perftvt an organ
ization called the Woman's Council of
New York. The leaders of the move
ment state that this meeting Ls pre
liminary to a convention composed of
representatives from ail parts of the
country. The proposed object of the
organization is the development o;
ecouoiiikui, educational and moral
interests, and disclaims all connection
with the Woman's Rights party.
The Jlerald's special says the de
cision of the United States Commis
sioner in the e ise of the officers of the
Cuba is regarded as very favorable to I
the Cuban cause. The Spanish Min
ister is disgusted, and the spies from
New York have gone home.
The weather last night was the
coldest of the season.
At a meeting this morning of the
Stockholders of the Hudson River
Railroad, held in this eity, and those ;
of the New York Central, held at
Albany, the agreement for the consol- I
idation was ratified. The capital i
stock is $45,000,900, 107 per cent, of
which goes to the Central and 80 per j
cent, to the Hud-on. The officers of'
the consolidated company areC. Van-1
derbilt, Prt sident ; Win. Vanderbilt,
Vice President; K. I). Worcester, ;
Treasurer; and lion. Aug. Schell Sec
retary, The name of the new com-,
pany ls the Jjew York Central and
Hudson River Railroad.
The Treasury Dep-utmont to day
anuounced that it will purchase
this month ?1I,ihio,iJ0 of bonds, and !
sell 9H,4MO,OOU of gold during the
month of Hovcanbar.
Fisk and tiould have brought suit
ft"- perjury against Chas. C, Allen, one
of the parties who sued them for re-
,0 r;(rrj. out ilId COIltra(.t,.
Allen wavetl an examination and w
held in $oo!t0 to answer the action
the Grand Jury,
JTl of ti
ras
' the
firm of Vanderwriter 4 Co., was not ft
defaulter, as was reported some weeks
since, and that the Arm had resumed
payment.
A Mast ine; accident occurred at
Bergun, X. j., to-day, by which Jas.
Thomas was fatally, and two other
laborers, severely crippled.
ST. LOUIS.
Further Particulars of the Stone
wall Disaster.
St. Loris November L The safe
of the American Express Company,
on board of the steamer Andy John
son, bound North, was robbed early
yesterday morning of about fcloOO.
The key of the saft was taken from
the messenger's pocket while he w as
asleep. The night watchman of the
steamer was arrested on suspicion.
Parties from the wreck of the steam
er Stonewall reort sixty-five lushes
"
tittwL The h-oting against Capt. John
p. Washington, of the Submarine
No. 13, w ho passed the Stonewall
while she was burning, and when it
is said tha inanv lives could have
ljeea savw, u vpry iut,.nie, jje is
aoadenuied in unmeasured term-i, not
a man, or even a child In the vicinity I
of the disaster bavin; one word to say
in tils favor. A rep ri comes irom
Cae frirardeau that a vigilance com
mittee have been formed there to
lynrh bin on his return up the river, j
An wooana uispaien mmjs parues
from Suit Lake report that several
Mormon dignitaries connected with
the Stan Operative Association, have
been pobliilv excommunicattHl by the
Mormon cfitirch, and considerable
l-Al-lieiiieiil jliLljOieti nil. u ......
frientls.
News has been received from Fort j
fWtarmaa, reporting that three sol-
diers, while out hunting, twelve miles
from Fort Fettanuaa, were sttrprisisl
by about thirty Indians, and two of
them were killed. Their bodies have
since been recovered
NEW ORLEANS.
Celebration of All Saints' Day.
Nkw Ori.kn, November L To
day being All Saints' Dar, and com-
; biniiitr with it cxccediniriv pleasant
weather, .iussl a large attendance at
ail OI me is'ineieries io ins-oniie ine
unassuming mounds of departed
friends w ith lowers, and thereby per
petuate the remembrance of those
who are restiog away from life's ter
rific storm.
THE PRIZE RING.
Movements of Prominent Bruisers.
Cim l.WATi, November 1. Jack
L'xmey has svurcd for Mike McCoole
a headquarters at Shady drove, near
College Hill, and teligraphed to Mc
Coole at St. Ixmis, who answered he
nffairs ofthe'Ould be here on the M inst. Jim
T 1 J ?
Hitinlaii, on tin. ground that the latter 1
bad failed to make a se'ond deposit.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Clevelaxp, Ohio, November 1.
This morning iwo men in the Lake
Tnnrtftl lit u ... it. h r , s- if tho Hi r i . .
j,here was affect.-d by the rlre-dauip,
and immediuteh the ens iirniled. fol-
: lowed by an exulcion like the report
oiH cannon, rour men were .severe-
ly injured, and one, it is thought, fa
tally.
Chicago, November 1. Admiral
Farragut :ind family left this morn
ing for Wa-hi.'itrlon.
art. I)i is, Nov. niber 1. The Na
tional Sunday School Convention
meets here to-morrow. Twenty-six
States are thus far represented.
The final deposit fu the Allen-Mc-Coole
tight was made to-night at Me
Coole's saloon. A large crowd was
present. Mike will leave for Cincin
nati to-morrow.
Li.N.iXKATi, November 1. The
School Board passed a resolution to-
night prohibiting .the reading of the
oioie iu uuuii' si'noois.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Limerick, November 1. A fixture
of Land Tenure meeting was broken
up to-day by persona who shouted
for Fenian amnesty. The platform
was destroyed and great confusion
and excitement prevailed.
At Casin, a resolution was passed
condemning anv Irish Parliamentary
bill Which does not provide for a flxitV
o land tenure.
PABia, November 1.-A11 W
toms of agitation have disa.peared.
MATinTr, November 1 -141 deou-
H II- -emDer t- VV eP
tifi in thai P.iWoj oro n I in vntf
ZTJZL v.Cl -VV,r
for the Duke of tJenoa as King.
The mii,it.rial (-rlal- is fit 11 nend-
ing. Prim is trying to retain at least
WASHINGTON.
Bonnet nf tho P.nmrrmsinnRrS of thfi I
r " , ., ..
Union Pacific Railroad.
Statement of the Pualic Debt.
The Argentine Republic The Con
science Fund.
Etc.
Etc.
Etc.
Washington, November l. Gen.
Belknap made his appearance at the
War be-ssrtiaent at J o'clock tins
morning, and the oath of offi.-e wa
adinihiMered at 10 o'clock. The offi
cers of the army called, and were in
troduced by Gen. Sherman.
The Commissioners of the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads have
made their report to Secretary of In
terior, Cox. In concluding, they de
sire to state that both Companies are
doing a large amount of work on their
respective roads, aud are day by day
bringing them nearer to the sta.idai.J
required by law. This great thor
1111. Ml fare, the value of Which, to the
couiitry.lsines.im.ible.und In which i
every citizen should ieel a pride, bl
been built in aooui naw me u.uo al
lowed by CoagTOss, ami is nown good
and reliable means of commuuieatiou
between Omaha aud Sacramento. It 1
is well equipped anil lUliy prepairo u;
carry passengers aud rreitfbt witii
safety aud dispatcii, comparing 111
this respect favorably with the ma
turity ol the first-class roads of tbe
United States.
In the Supreme Court to-day, the
opinion Wa delivered by Chiel Jus
tice Chase in the cose of Thorning vs.
Smith Hetty, wii.cii Court derided
thatH promissory note giveu in pay- !
ment tor property purchased at Mont- :
gomery, Ala., in 1601, wlien the au-
thority of the United Stall's was ex
dotted from that part o! the Siate and j
only currency was in use, Coulederatu
treasury notes i.- payable iu Confeder
ate notes alone, and United States
Courts possess power to enforce th-..-j
same, ine Doan aiso men tmn con
tracts stipulating for pajtmenfa in
that currency cannot be regarded as ,
made in aid of foreign invasion in the
one case, or of domestic iiisurrecti..n
iu the other. They have no necessary
relations to the hostile Government 1
whether invading or insurgent. TbeyJ
are transactions in the ordinary counc1
of civil society, and though they may j
indirectly or remotely promote the
ends of the unlawful, the Government
is without blame except when proved
to have leen entered into with an B0
tual intent to further the invasion or
insurrection.
Supreme Court No. 10 , Forman
Green et al., plaintiff in error vs. tho
Clerk of Dawittaoa county, Tennesson,
the error to the Supreme Court of 'J.Y11
nessoe. Justice Davis delivered the opinion
reversing the decree of tho Court be
low, and holding that the State in
bound to receive in payment for taxes
bills of the State Bank of Tennessee.
created bv the Legislature of IVW
notwithstanding the repeal of the act,
so far as their guaranty was concerned,
. m.0I1structed Legislature of
lbtio.
The total debt, principal and interest.
to date, including coupons due but not
! presented for payment, is $J,0iii,-)l,-'
717 2X1. Amount in the Treasury
j coin, ll(i,!4,711 C.9; currency, $7,2is,
tM :j sinking fund, in I'niti -d States
coin interest nv,ts tmd accrued inter
est thereon, IH,26tj,0oi 47; other I'ui
; ted States coin interest bonds pur
' chased, aud accrued interest thereon,
$40,(120,740 05; total, fMK,638,764 90.
Debt less amount in the Treasury on
jthe 1st of October, 267f49&,072 11;
decrease of the deljt during the iast
' mouth, J7,(i.t,490 dtvreu.se of debt
since March 1st, m, f64,.VI2,070 7.'.
I Viitc Thp .i iw.ve ileht reonrt MUM '
intorrectly frotn the Kast. Rep.
Wahhinoton, SToveinoer 1. The
following has been furnished from the
Legation ol the Argentine ItcpubUc
in this city:
" A rejKirt having been published in
several of the leading journals of the
countrv, in which the name and faith
1 of Geu. ML F. McMahon, the Uuited i
States Minister to Paraguay, are in-
voked to insure the American people
that the atrocities of Lopez, tho Pat u
uavan dictator, not only do not ex
OQwf. but cannot even compare with
those committed by the Generals com
. mantling the nllhsl army, operating
around Paraguay, I have been au
thorued by the Minister Pienipofen
tiarv and every l::traordir.aiy of the'
Argentine Republic to tins country to
protest airains, tli.it gratuitous ealuti
By, covered as it is by IM83MMU
publications, and offensive to the
honor of tho .Argentine army, of
whose late and piKuilt cormiiauder-in-chief
I am a close relation.
Mgasd . ' B. HBTBRRtO VKltPTA,
"f the A.rcaarrtM LaasMon."
Treasurer Spinner will recommend,
jn
his report, that the amount re
ived and credited as Conscience
Fund and tha: received from the sale
of specimen fractional currency, which
isnot redeemable, be transferred to a
-inking fund and applied to the pay
ment ol the national debt. The for
mer i nearly 1 1 l,fXi and the latter
nearly fcS.uno.
f KOV nt P. KXl'TI XCE.3
, Secretary Boutuell has refused to
reVoke his decision not to allow the
Currency Sixt-sf. e. FaciHc Hailroad
j bonds-to be used as a basis for bank-
mg purposes.
Luring the past fiscal year seven
hundiisl and sixty millions of letters
passed through the mails of the LTni
ted Stales, being an increase of forty
millions over any previous year. This
is almost twenty letters per bead for
every man, woman and child in the
United Status.
Another squad was arrested Friday
in Richmond, lieing one Government
tobacco UMpoetor, and two manufac
turers. Over seven thousand dollars
in counterfeit stamps were taken from
them.
The Secretary of the Xavy has is
sued orders to the commandant of the
Navy Yard in Brooklyn, to turn over
to the civil authorities Paymaster's
clerk Hogart, recently tried by court
martial, for embezzlement, fraud and
desertion.
(ireat complaint is made by claim
ants and attorneys having business
before the jutted States Court of
Claims, at the delay constantly at
tending the trial of cases. It is
claimed that, as at present organized,
the Court is Imply a sinecure for the
Judge; that adjournments are made
from time to time, and that it is itjv
Iiossible to (Wm adjudications, PVMi
wnen everyining nas ueen esrao
lished. State Senator Wilson, of Los An-
ijeloH county, California, arrived in
Washington during the early part of
the week. 1 le came here as the spe
.cim! mmmmi Int i re of HmSrinf mmA
i ' i 1 1. rs . ..' ! - is A n ffolju nmmh' coarl
Southern ("alifornia, to endeavor to
secure them from the revenue author
ities a modification ofthelate instruc
tions isaued to the district assessors
and collectors in relation to the man
ufacture of wine.
, ' "
Commission r Delano and Secrt
; , - ; ... . ...
reference to the continued attack on
rf venue oUicers in the South. As the
civil authorities jwiy no attention to
the outrages, it is probable that the
military authorities will be ordered to
sts-that the officers are protected in'
the discharge of their duties,
ajlt is ascertained at the Revenue Bu
reau that since the beginning of the j
internal revenue system not more than j
a third ot the revenue from tobacco
has been realized in the Statea of Vir
ginia and North Carolina. At first
the frauds were confined tosmuggling,
but lately they have been efiected al-
' moHt whoI'y by counterfeit stamps.
The military continue to patrol the
States, and such other measures have
been adopted by Commissioner Delano
that the comciioations are daily lieing
broken up.
When the President sold his house
in Washington to Gen. Sherman, he
gave his wife twelve thousand dollars
of the proceeds, which she forthwith
i transferred to Corbin, then present in
1 Washington, on his bridal trip, to be
' used in a New Jersey real estate spec-
S ulation. This is the only monev ever
given to him bvany of the President's
family, and it "is not improbable that
i housed it for the purpose Of Convey inir
I to Kisk and Oould the impression that
; e
" t wi he d" n,T Sch
an lmP refW'n. to them, and that they
were greatly influenced by it in their
. - - - .
' operations, ine sale of gold finally
i disnelled it nnri rW.i.wwi n,..t.in i., ..n
isT w: j " r. . .
Tt. u ascertained that ti... PM.i
w- - - A lUNMVUk
and Mrs. Grant have ceased all social
Connection With their relative Mr A
R Oorbili of Jif-w Yurk tu;, ' '
tt. Varolii, Oi -"ew orK Their rea-
son for this is evidently his duplicity
in connecting them with the New
York gold cojiapiracy.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
New Yohk, November I.--C0U011
)iliet anil firmer; salei 1900 bales; up
I11UU M'JUl-t. -.,.;.. ;:.. llourS . 1 . '.
WhUkv 11 20&1 il. Wheat Winter
! rvd', and ainti -r Western SI 41(il 45.
White do. $1 70. No. 2 Sprint
i ' Hue uu. . . fu. .-.,.
! SI 35. Hioo steady Cnrolina Wn.!
1 til jfl 04. JtVf-ll Orjvl 07. t'l.H
j Sugar, Cub J iMI'i - ('u"a I
! :. m.Ui.i.
1 35. Rice steady C.irolina Ku.:. Corn
tree tlrm.
M.,1.
01.1.
Drvg-aVi inietive, and prices in favor
of buyera.
Money Market Tnero wrw a midden
undgharp chnnpr. fnlhe expect'of the mo
ney market this afternoon towards the
close, and an au'.ivo demand .r.iui..- ij
lor call loans, and rates a.ivaucea to 0 tier
i-nton Governments end 7 per cent on
stock' collaterals. The heavy decline in
the value of Btock exchange to-day, dis
turbed a great many loans and the money
lenders are disponed to exact a large mar
;$in on s'oek. The discount market is
dull at UXBflS per cent. (Sterling dull at
ti?i9. Uold lower, opening at 128, de
aiiiing to Vlth. and cliteing at 13H. The
..irr.ving rates were liftMJ percent. Oov
eriimeiits are dull and declining. State
hondsare dull and unchanged ; old Ten
utMseea til ; now tWM.
NEW ORLEANS.
New iv.li vn's STove'mher 1. Cotton
ictive; luiddiings Sales Giklt) bales;
r -ooipls oiKii bill's. Kxporta 011 Salnr
iav. uojsiwue, M'vl. Kh.ur dull super,
t') XX ?-i 5:); XXX ?6 00.
L'ora mixed SI 10; white 1 VI.
DCs 63165. Bran ?1 10. Whisky dull
aid lower; Wtatern rectiiiad Jl 2V
"Vir
m JgJ
1 24. ll.iv dull; primo, 27. IVrk i.
Imnis J"'; mumiaers
ng at 1 7 i : Clear no L'o; clear
-ides -JUH: I-ard dull tierces 1- .:
li.'g ltMaUM- Sugar quiet centrifugal 12;
v allow ilanticd 15; common VI; nriuie
ISX. MiilillSnl quiet Centrifugal 65
..j,75; priiiio S5iiii.j; choice &5aktt0. Cof
ee firm prime ;i a.17; fair 16J4Q1SH
Uold 18i. Sterling Wi. New York
sight bills par.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. Louts, November 1. Flour fall su
pertine fl 50. wheat dull, S.'i5c lower.
:jru 7-.i,s. O.its 47i. It irlev 1 35.
I!ye W '.H. Whiskey M 12$t 12,.
iugar Cuba. 134(HX. New Pork
old 530. flulk Moulders 14!;
sides 17'i.iJ?i: bacon Nh.miders lty.
10 '4 sides 1SIj.19?. Laid Tobacco
luJ'4f; dark leaf W a,U..
Cl NCI N.N A IT.
Cut cm ATI, Noreinbor 1. Family fiour
:) bu&b 7... Wheat tl u8.'l 12. Corn S3rs6
for old. Oats o0 :i5'i. ltye SSfyj. Cotton
in m idcrate demand; " strict middling
iij lo middling 24'i; sales 600
tules, Whiskey 1 10. Mess Pork
vNfl U). New Lai-d KH- New bulk shoul
ilers, half cured, 2 1H. The slock of bacon
is alim-t exhausted. Hogs 2)n lu.
(Mtter 3" -j3 Refined sugar !ic lower.
Cheese 17vl85-j'. K,'gs 130. Cofloo
L'la25.'. TobaOOO aCiivealSs 35(0.18 00.
FOKEIGN.
LoNDOX, November 1. Consols 93Vi.
5-20 bosMts of ISm b2; SO. of '65 SIS; do.
of '67 S3; 10-40S 76!.
LivKiirooi., November 1. Cotton linn;
u.id.lliiig uplands 12', it; Orleans I'id;
saMftOfOoO 1'les." 'I'h' Manchester mar
kit is steady. California while wheat
10a Ed: r---d" western fa 2ilfij9s 3d; red
winter 9s 4d. Western Hi.ur23.s9il. Corn
mixed 3os. Date 3s tid. Peas 45s. Pork
Us it.
The South B.-nd (Ind.) Jiiyister re
h.ies a horrible accident which oc
curred at Boiling Prairie on Monday
bust. A number of hatids were en
gaged in threshing wheat at the farm
ol Mr. Brown, the machine beiug set
in the barn. John Nichols was sta
tioned in the barn loft to pitch sheaves
down to the feeder. W'fiile engaged
in his duties he made a mis step and
fell headlong from the loll, his head
striking Mm cylinder, which was run
n. ng lit lull spued, lie was instantly
drawn into the machine, head first,
and iu less time than it takes to tell
it, his head, aud the upper portion of
his liody, were redoced to a shapeless,
unrecognizable mass by the teeth of
the cylinder. The sight is said, by
those who witnessed it, to have been
a most sickening oue.
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.
THKsjifcil communication of Kil- 1
wincing Lodge No. jtat, cm be !n-:-iyy
t.tis vi ii'AV I'runlM rirm nflii'i -.N
iti 7 o cUm-k, itr work in W. C. tler?.
Hi :rterCf . AJ.VKIJE, f, M.
iiii iv. j-i li.k. necruitr; .
MASONIC NOTICE.
4 BPEdAL convocation of Penn
XV Koyj.J Arch Clmpror, o. 2 will b
In U Uii (TUbSDW) hvi-.iluii. 'v.
at 7 o'clock, lor work in P. M. dflpW
Ail i. M. m. r arc fruteruHtlv invited.
J. V. I ItAUfcK, Al. i .. ri. P
C. H. Lo ke, Scretury. uvi
MASONIC RELIEF BOARD
IKS mnolrs oi the Memphto Ma
4inic Boui'ti ol Hclief art iea;ttgatL
to Biiitf at Utm oincri ol ihc MUenil
tum-uU Opera RuUcUi lliii ci'CfcUA V
KVfUlhE. Ul 7 O ClOCa,
P. if. STANLEY, Chairman.
A. J. Whf.clki. sen etary. nori
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
Ox ivl o jut j f-t.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
-Q-
MExriiis, Novemtr l, HML
The D ard ofriirecrvrs imvn 01 iier.it un in-sta.lllli-llt
of I'm upon I lie- Sllhsnlbed Capital
i l llits ii u.k to fas i l uii or ueiore the fli-sl
of J;lllU.iy 111-J.l.
:...v S. P. RF.AH, l ahler
J". j3L. -U'S-JC JL JNJ .
EVANS, GARDNER & CO.
IMPORTERS
Anil iobbers of Dry Goofo, While Goads,
SJotiojjs, j&to.,
Have removed to."7, 589. 541 Broadway,
TA, o few dxire uuore Nt. Ntch. !;.
Hotel novJ
BUY THE BEST
STAR CANDLES & WASHING SOAP
Manufactured by
Cornwall & Brother,
LOUISVILLE, KY.,
FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.
These Candles Have no Superior
For llurning Qualities, and are
Carofully ATCoieiort.
PROPOSALS.
OfW.v oy' Cummiwonn- ut PtU.'ir Works
Little Hock, October 15, 1V. i
S F:I.ED PROPOSALS will be received l
this offloa, or at . E.CHh-sTEK'SSTOKE,
it. Helena. Ark.. to Ik1 delivered within one
month from the dnte ot this notice, for the
following LEVEE WoRK, to oe doue lu Phil
lips couuty, Arkansas, viz:
1st. From the iUlls above Helena to the up
per line or the Williamson place, repairs, if
anv.
ad. From the upper end of the Williamson
tMaoe, lo Yoc's Havou, break and repsirs, It
1 "ii"' v-rr tw. tl.v,,,. f,..l,l Levee rm the
Aui.flrs.ni pl:io inclu.linx new Levee, and
r. palra, if any.
llh. From tue Junetlun of the new Leveeon
Ihe Ai persou place, to Old Town break, ln
ciinllna Break aud repairs.
5th. Tin' new L- vee at Old Town brenk.
Olh. TheCulvi-rt for new Levie In Old Town
break.
Plans and specific itions cn be seen at this
Bee. or at A. K. Chester's store, in Ileleua.
! OBI..'
Arkansas.
Proposals for new Levees, and for repairs
I-, ol. I Levees must stale the amount per cu
bic yard, tor each kind oi work separately for
which the work will be done.
The work to be completed by the first day of
April, 180.
Uood and sufficient security will ue requir
ed for the faithful performance of the work
BENJ. THOMAS,
Commissioner.
f. . IM-nn. Ark. POV-
The Shivering Scasoa.
It is Impossible to suppose that any human
betas can consider an attack of Fever and
Ague a light visitation. And yet thousand
act as If such a calamity was of no conse
quence; while thousands who are actually
nfferlng from the distressing complaint neg
lect to adopt lh certain means of cure. It
ought to be known In every locaUty subject
to this scourge, or which ls Infested with re
mittent fever, or any other epidemic pro
duced by malaria, that HoaTETTER'H STOM
ACH Bi rTJiRS are taken in advance or at the
commencement of the unhealthy aeaaoD.will
fortify the system against the atmospheric
. poison whloh generates these distempers.
This admirable lnvlgorant harmless, agree
..lile, and possess) ag rarer medicinal virtues
than any other tonic al present known, will
breakup the paroxysms of intermittent or
remittent fever lu from forty -eight hours to
ten days. Such ls the universal testimony
from districts where periodical fevers have
; been combatted with this powerful vegetable
1 choiogogue. in a thievish neighborhood wise
i m" bar their doors and windows, yet strange
1 to "' " ""' neighborhood happens to
pervaded by seeriai poison, they seldom
' lake the trout. eto put their bodies in ast.u
1 of defence against the sublle enemy. Shly
SSlTSlI- V"n - 22
tr that hostetter's bitters . an ao-
iar. ef Wftw. for your duT-
treaafng malady.
Tn th Stnf-khnlderK nf tha MomnKi.
, '
Gayoso Gas Company.
1
I
' T'HOSE that have been sued will please
1 comeforaardpiomptly.andpav thecallr
th hRVe been made, and sulfa will be di
uiiaaed.
Office southweat corner gf Main and Jbt
WU- joa.v ouoyah. PmMa
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS. ,
j. t. iTARQABox. aaoAj DIRECT IMPORTATION
FARGASON&CLAY, I p --
Wholesale Grocers, Perfumeries, Drugs
XrtJVl WS - J AXD
ARB OSEJMIOAIjiS.
COTTON FACTORSjTHEODORE HOERNER,
, A 54 and 56 Beal Street,
330 Front Street, er.,,,,,,,
Terms Cash. Memphis, Tain. CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.
- f- nrr vtitati vw a v a t vura
W-E r now rewltrlng one of thelreit
and bent wheeled Mocks nf f rt hnv
ever been our pleasure to otfer to the trade,
aud to Brt-c.a buyers we are prepared to
ofl'er inducement lliat cannot be aurpaaaed.
600 narks Kio Coffee all grade;
500 barrel! Koflned Sugarall grades;
50 hhds. Louisiana Sugar all grade;
500 package Syrujw and Mouwaes all
prudes;
100 kegs Knglibli Soda;
iUO boxes KnglUh Soda;
1000 packages Xew Mackerel;
500 packag Virginia Tobaaco;
m barrel Kobiiis'in County Whisky;
100 " Bourb-.n Whiaky ;
100 " Beatified Whisky;
50 ' Tennessee White Wbiaky;
100 1 Mixes Layer Kuisina;
50 boxes assorted Nuta;
Ho case Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FAROASOK A CLAY,
se8 S30 Front Street.
TO THE TRADE.
WE HAVE JC8r BBQEtTXb AND HAVE
in store, one of the largest, most gene,
ral aud
Best Selected Stock of Goods
In oar line ever offered lu this in ark at, eon-
Htlng in part of
1200 bags Coffee
1200 barrels Flour,
1500 pkg?. Mackerel,
1000 kegs Nails,
500 pieces Bagging,
200 barrels Whisky,
250 doz. Painted Buckets,
Snsnr, Molasses, Racon, lard. Salt. etc. The
stoi-k U well worthy (tie attention of dt-alers.
wlm Hib rtiapt-tiifuj'i invited to call and ex
amine it .
Galbreath, Stewart & Co.,
No. II UNION STREET,
Stonewall Block, : : Memphis, Tenn.
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OUR 30TH YEAR IN MEMPHIS.
TRADERS,
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 324 Front Street,
CONSIGNMENTS to us by river insured In !
our open policy. Orders promptly filled, j
and lileral casUadvancesQ' produce. A con-
tinuul lmraaao of our busiue&a i the best evl- ,
dence of satisfaction itivpn. sH daw
J. C NKKLV.
a II. BKOOKS.
H. X. NIKI.Y
BROOKS, NEELY & CO.,
wholesale
Grocers, Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALER IN
Plantation Supplies,Baat & Bar Stores
o, 276 Fbost Steeet,
Rptwoen Court and MadUon,
Sf KMPHI3, TKXN.
F.d. J. Taylor,
Of leSoto .u., Mimi.
W. (. Hl'TUAKD
of DaSoto Co., Mia.
TAYLOR Sl RUTLAND,
WHOI.ESAI.K A XL) RKTAII.
Grocers, Cotton Factors
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 304 FRONT STREET,
Mosby and Hunl'a Block, - M kmi-iks Ttsv. I
aa" ('ojisiKnnients solicited. aue!8
TRANSPORTATION.
QUICK TIME EAST!!
Louisville Route Always Ahead
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
Commencing May 2, 1869.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
WILL BCK AS WM.IW8 OF THK
Memphis and Louisviite Railroad Line:
Leave Memphis (city tlmeW OOa.m. 2:16 p.m.
Morning train irom empnis uoes noi ruu
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, city time, 4r00 a.m. 2:15p.m.
Arrive at Naashville llr5 p.m. 5:UUa.m.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Mem
phis to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates
Can be procured at theCompany'sofllee,? 1-2
Main street, and at Depot, head of Main st.
ajaTBasgage Checked at Depot, or
the
in
otels
Private Resideucee, or on board boats, to all
principal points East anrl North.
BAM. B. JONES. Supt.
8nt Howcj.l, Paaens;er Agent. seJO
DAILY OVERLAND
U. S. MAIL ROUTE TO
LITTLE ROCK & HOT SPRINGS
VIA
Memphis and Little Rock R. R.
AND
Chidester, Searle & Co.'s Stage Line
ONLY 30 MILES STAGING.
ALL IN DAYLIGHT.
Through to Little Rock in 24 Hours.
O
N AND
AFTER MONDAY, 3CTH INST.,
trains
win loavu Msmvhit dally, at
Ma
l.ltue noca oaiiy. ai sr.jjp.ra
This Line connect
itb stage at Little
Rock for Hot Spring,
Rock port, Arkadel-
Dhta. Washinetou. Princeton, Louisville. Tu-
lipCamden, and Eldorado M hour quicker
than any other route.
Ticket sold at Ticket Office of
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
Memphis aud Louisville Railroad,
Illinois Central Railroad,
Memphis and Little Rock R. It., 1 Madison St.
B. t. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
M. OWEN, Ticket Agnt. Mil
DRUGS, ETC.
nl written rtrport urnistietl.
arav I1HIUI( 1UNUC 11 I .1 llftf Ulull l-n Willi I 111 1'
ilan and ('Ofmitn !!ost, I am prparcl to
fiirninh to tli trade and public conerally ttie
Kl N KMT AND PUiUiST PKRKUMEH. at Jtn-
vr Jtiaviu ru.i.tf nrrani-iiiunM with ran-
puriera j iio.'a.
Prescriptions Carefully Prepared.
W O.V1I AND, a large ntock of Toilet and
Fancy A. tides, Brushes, Hpongea, etc., etc.
The
Ti-.dLo
Siippliod.
STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK STOVE
CATECHISM :
Qur$(i.. i.-Who made the Ant Charter Oak
Stove?
Aiwvtr. Q. F FilWy, of St. LouU.
tj. When wu. it ilratniadef
A. In tho year ML
Q. Ait tiit-y good Stoves?
A. TIih Uat iu the world."
?. How ure they maJeT
A. Kioui Ui uct qu.uiry of Iron.
V Who aays they aro good Sta tat
A. All those that use them?
O. How bi iuy were sold lu
A. there were 13,-47 sold.
Q. Huw many oct of that uumher fallad?
A.. Kot one.
. Who sells the (tenntnf Charter OaJt In
a.j. k scviAJtfir. a ro .zn MA TXiT.
Q. Areth-rel!uitHtion ntovesofthat name?
aWY; pienty of them.
.-How run purrhaars toll theeennlne?
A . By sei ing tha name of O. F. Fliley on
each Htove,
U. How should pattiM order them?
j4. Tell yur merchant to jf)t Fil ley's.
Q.Dova J. F. Scuabkl x Co. have a good
-lock?
ifi Wmj 0ey eH thm rt WHolale and Re
tail, awl keep Raff WA B K, 'I1TTITBML etc., rt
good supply.
J. F. SCHABEL & CO.,
NO. 227 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS,
Solo Agonts.
an 17
Ih gnrtmnteeil to be. lu alt respects a
FIRST-CLASS COOK STOVE.
Tall and xuinliie iheni. Fjr sale tiy
128 Pawwui street.
k ., , : (jutteiing and General Job
Work BOiicitaMj "ind promptly executed. o'I0
EATING HOUSE.
R.BLOCH & LIOTARD.
l -n "fpi ail UAiiftr
ELM I Bill Wi nUUdC,
244 Second Street,
I MEMPHIS, : : : : TENNESSEE.
j Open Day and Night; fu) ct.-i. per MetU
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
I t. r..
I Mi'
Atafe.
L. F
UVEBTON,
Little llock.
ALDEN & OVERTON,
Gen'l Commission Merchants,
For purch'Vso Qf Cation, and mile of every
Uiiscrlptiuii of West rn Produce,
No. 57 Main Street, Little Rock, Ark.
V Refer to TUos. H. Allen A Co.. Guy, Mc
Cleilan A lo., MaaucUavm A Trcadwell, School
(Jeld A llauanrr. se"J9
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS
OFFICE OF W. 6. WEAR & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3 Howard's Row,
MKMPnts. Tenn., October IS, ISW.
j VTOTIC'E.- We have tin-, as ..i.i our i.Uck of
il (irocerles to Mr. L. W. MlLLEli, win. will
! dobusin.sH at the same stitud. and t. whom
I we request our patrons lo entrust their cus
: torn, es we can endorse htm as ielng in every
I way worthy of n.e.r confldeu' e ind patton
i a(. Our books will ho ronud with Mr. W. 1).
stratton, Nq. 15 1-ee liloclc. who Is cuarxd:
with the settlement o: our business.
w. u. wear ca
j Referring to the above. I would amy to my
I friends aud emtomers of the houst of W. U.
Wear A t.'o.. ln.il 1 will he at the old stscu.
aud hope, by close attention to their interest,
to merit a libt-r.tl hure or tueir patronage.
Mr. AUh M. Harwell will continue in charge
of the Cotton Department of tue bouse.
ocll L. W. MILLER.
RETAIL GROCERS.
SPICER 8l SHARPE,
354 Raj,, st Magevnev Block.
Fresh Arrivals! New Goods!
j New Shnker Preserves and Jvllics 10U catw ;
New canoed Tomatoes and Peaches ;
' New Kdmn Cheese; New Fiueupple Uheee;
I New Yonng America and Factory Chees ;
; New PtckWt all sizes very fin;
! New Mackerel Mew and No. 1; NewCodfilan.
; Choice Teas; Coleman's Mustard;
, Cross tt Bhuk well's Pickles;
t C-ox A Cooper's UtUtine;
French Mustard ; Worcestershire Saoce;
Fresh Crackers- a good variety.
We are receiving, daily, large additions to
; oar stock, nud sell as low as sny house in the
eitr.
we tep ine uesi .,'.:... or every-
tbl.'.a in onr line.
tive us n rait
sPK h.K A
I1ARPE. I
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mempms city
Directory for 1870.
1H
i
E canv.'ss for this annnal publication
ias now emmenc.-d, and the hook wnl
be Issued ns usual. The company intend
making the comlua work as complete and
accurate as is posmmc, auu reler lo meir last
Ihreclory of this city as to Iheir ability to do
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Pul.Itahers of the Memphis. New Orleans,
Mobile and Louisville City Directories
Kit 'HARD EDWaKDS Hup
tt. A. CHOATK, ttec'y
K Hoard Uenerst Airent.
STORAGE FOR COTTON.
i UNDERWRITER' WAREHOUSES,
J MtCMfHIS, s..pteiuber 1ft, 1S69.
M MJICHANTH M KMPH IS ti KM'I.KMI.n : The
I above Uoa&ofl aie now opea lu receive and
! (Mscharite cotton. Every facility to Heller and
buyer will be given. To my old patrons I re- j
torn you my thanks; for the future, I refer
you to the past long experience in the biui
i nt-ss. I bop-e to merit your patronage,
j BW Safety, capacity and convenience une- i
i uuaieu. MMWM a- niK-cutM uuuse.
j ae!7 A. R. WH IT FORD.
Chance for Making Money.
tfE are ilesirous of closing oar business at
Vt Bateavilte, ou the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad. Toany one wisoing to coin
, mence business, we would sell onr small and
; well -elected stock of Dry Goods
AT COST AND CARRIAGE.
I For further Information we would refer to
Mr. W.J. Smith, with Menken Bros., Mcm
: phis. Teun.,or to us at Baleavllle.
j sell WALKKR A STANFORD.
Memphis and Ohio Railroad,
Louisville A Nashville R. R. Co., Lessees.
FREIGHT OFFICE, 1
Mine phis. Tenn.. October 19, 188R. f
ON and after this date, all Freights tor this
road, except Cotton, will he received at
the Navy Yard Warehouse, foot of Market
street.
Delivery of Freights, as heretofore, at head
I of Main street.
A. J . KNAPF, Agent.
A. A. Patoh. G. F. A. oc20
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers
THE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur
chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cottou Seed, for which they
; win pay tbe market price, furnish sacks, and
j have Seed correctly weighed on their large
i platform (Fairbank s) scales. They urge their
friend not to store their Seed In large quan
' title, and thereby have their value destroyed
or Injured by heati.no. Planter who wish
I to make contract for delivery ot Seed will
nlease call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
Oil l ake and Meal for sale in anv quan-
! tltv. v1
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HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
Renewer.
RENEWS THE HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR WHEN GRAY.
Renew the nutritive matter which nourish
the Hair.
Renews the Growth of Ihe Hair when Said.
Renew
the brash, wiry hair to tiken
brmjih, wiry ha.tr
SO UC -.
BEA UTirVL HAIR DRESSJNQ.
r .Kns, fta effects.
R. P. HaLL A CO.. Nashua, . noprieto
WUC " - : r- .
For Male oy au nrnggirrir, ou vw(
me J
mm
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXTENSIVE 4 IMPORTANT SALE
AT
TTTTtT sTCl AUCTION,
Of one of the Lnrxesi au J Kiukml Stork of j
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
AND SILVER WARE,
II VER offererl In thin tnirket, !.y R lYMTEB, '
j Ttt;iSBVAiS'r A CO.. ut our toiu corner
JenVraon and Main, cominenciug
Wednesday Morning, November 3d, ;
At 10 o'clock. A tht eli'sant xtock moat be
t-loaetl out In the bliortrst poiillle time, wi
aak au luapectloii of the k.hmIs Tuoulajr prior
to the Dale, reeluuc coufldrnt that many rare
and vaiuahle tjrisalna can he obtained.
The attention of Ihe 1 1 II.m i reapectfu.ly :
called to ttiU important .al, at vMen clialrs
u .ll be provided for their ucroimnodntlou.
Ho VMTER, TREKVA N'T A . ...
nol Auilloni-em.
fjoncE.
f WILL apply, at the December Term nf oui
Sdeiby County Court, t a contlrmMllou
of my settlement c th- Administratrix oi
:hoeaiate of the late I '-nu 1'. Harris, dt-t-eaaed.
All persons lnterestel are heri-t j
uotlttad. otfili K. F. Ha K-Ris.
THOMAS TROUT & SONS,
COTTON AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
204 Front Street,
MKMPHIH, - - TE.VNK.SSKE
Libers.1 advauc.-a made on consign
meuts f Cotton io our correspondent.
M'KA'.LK. SOL'Lfi Jt CO . BOtflOU,
Wii.LiAX.-4, A Co., New York;
WouL'Eca. A Co.. Maltiiuoie;
H. fc Wumi, I'UKadeip'ila. oc31
NOTICE.
Pssnvn Bask or Tkbwice,
MatXPUI. JWh rVtorjr. ISotL
nrHW PANK HAVING DlM.QSTl$l&b
blttlllfM. hiis transferred Its Iepotits,
Col'eotlons. Good Will, et., to the Union aud
Planters Pant of Memphis, and would re
commend said iank to the eo uii deuce of Ita
Depositors and Correapondentj.
Depositors are referred to the card of the
LTnton and Planter Hank below.
K. V. i-MITH. Prealdenu
D. X. SHKFU V.llS Caubler.
UVTON AND PZANTFIW BaMDK MKtfPHIH,
.M s. : .-l: ..- :... vr . Istf.
I rpHS PEOPLES BANK OF TENNESSEE.
having iltscontlnuod hu-.lne. has placed
1 in the hands of th t'tdon aud Plauters luuk
j u list of balance due Its Depositor, with
. funds to make the same good.
These balances. In aeiirdanee with said
list, have bMB entered to the credit 0t IHc
; various parties upon ihe books of the l'nion
I and Planters li -uk., aud checks and drafts, r
proper parties opea the same, will be duly
( honored.
1 The Union and Planters Bank has thin day
removed to the Bank liuildlnr formerly oc
cupied by i he, Penplun Bank, ul 12 Madtaon,
i until the mpletlon of ita new building ul
No. 11 Madlv.n s: reet.
W. M. FAUmXUTQN, Pres U
; ocji H. P. lUaU, Cashier.
DRY GOODS
WHOLESALE!
Menken Bros.
Offer to Merchants. '
AT LOW FIGURES,
Ai
Unusually Attractive Stock of
Choice and Desirable
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS.
FLANNELS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
DOMESTICS.
OSNABURGS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS.
Ask You to Look at Our: Stock
and Pricas.
Orders Promptly Filled
AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
I
Menken Brothers
263 MAIN STREET,
(Corner of Court),
MEMPHIS
ocB daw
TENNESSEE.
JOB PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
Minimis, Tksn.. September 1. 1.189.
T the opening of another t'ommerclal
Year, the Proprietor of the Franklin Job
Printing House takes Hie occasion to con
gratulate the Merchants and Business Men of
Memphis upon the improved condition of
the country, and the favorable prospects for
. business the ensuing season.
During the summer, many additions have
been made to the Franklin Printing House,
in the way of new and improved labor-saving
Materials, New Scripts, Circular, BUI
Head and Card Type, Beautiful Cuts, Engrav
ings and Designs, representing all kinds of
Buslnesa,Tradesand Professions, Illuminated
Borders, Vignettes, etc., etc., making the office
complete In every particular.
The attention of the Business Public Is
called to the erfect machinery employed,
and tbe extraordinary facilities for executing
every description of Fi.nk Mbkcantilk
Printiwo.
The Proprietor has been practically en
gaged In the Printing Business In Memphis
tor nearly twenty years, and It will be his
constant endeavor, by strict persona atten
tion to all orders, and by giving. In every In
stance, good stock, fine wore, and l .
uniform PRicsa, to merit the confidence and
patronage of the Business Community.
is. t". 'ii s m .
tw
" riDCT BDtMIIIM A.
V
OT A 9ILVIR KlDAI
WAS tVllMw TO
BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE
B;uS K sun SSBMMM SMai. u
fair. la NasSaa. Sat. M, ias.
lu
H.Vlilfl-:'! T-H
Vegetable Hair Restorative
nnr Hair lo iu n a: ural ral-
iru miar. rro.
; M'to. tradt-
c jrowm at ue riJr
tssa r i .a
IMV ttrtcnia. orjai,
GSUS HUM Ul H.SSS. PSM
-V itMuisr nrsM i i .
TAJl as .St bwi tsW aa
W rattaalt anaMt SradM aC f
JW iSaEaat Vaai Sarin TT
ST .USauA adL-
J. R. BARRETT 4. CO., Preprwtor.
i!CH3T, X. H.
o. o. -wajEsLjo B:ao..
Wholeaale Agenta, MempUia.
aa
tar For sale by all r 1 dmgg'jta. c!9
a i. ex. MraxAT. , a. axDoxxT.
MURRAY & RIDGELY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
31 MADISON STREET,
East of CUk" Jewelry Store,
ocia MKXi'HIS, TUNIS'.
DRY GOODS.
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS
B. Lowenstein & Bros
This Week
TO-
Courrtry and City Merchants
AN IMMENSE
NEW STOCK
-OF-
Prints, Domestics,
Jeans, Linseys,
Flannels, Blankets,
Cloaks, Shawls,
Coverlets,
DRESS GOODS
Hosiery,
GLOVES, NOTIONS,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
'..! purchased thexe
Gooda duriiv-
RECENT DECLINE,
We art' prepared to oiVer
Unusual Inducements
Cioae buyore would do well to rivo us a
eall before purchasing elsewbere.
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
242 & 244 MAIN ST.,
Wholesale Entrance, 244 Kain Si.
arW( woul.l also be leave to call the at
tention of Jobbers, as well as Retailers, to
the fact that we are the exclusive agents for
Wtatt Tennessee. Xorlh Mississippi and Ar
kansas, for S. W. 11. Ward's I-air Collars
and Cuf&, and sell tnem at manufacturer's
prices. oc!7
COPARTNERSHIP.
COPARTNERSHIP
NOTICE.
I HA VK associated with me in the riB anil
inland iNsl'KANca business,
Mr. m K. BEATTY.
T1:p style of the Arm will he H. T. Tomlis-
so.v a t o. h. t. tom uamas.
Maarnis.tictoi.er ki, ltsil.
H. T. TOMLINSW,.
H. I. SKATTY
H. T. TOMLINSON & Co.
GKNERAL
INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 17 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Represent responrtM Northern and English
Kire Companies, whose aggregate capl.al is
$13,000,000.
All lasses preaipily adjusted and paid at
this A;ency.
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
OF NEW YORK.
H.T.Tomlinson&Co.,
Managers, No. 17 Madison St.
Memphis. Tknn., O tober 1, Wa.
Mr. H. K. bum has lccouic asoclateil
with .is In the uianaeement of the Southwes
tern Department of the iIlobb Mnr ai. Ltr
i-i.xcmroMP.XY. The style of the Arm
reinsiris unchanged.
H. T. TOMLINSON & CO..
H.T. Toai.txsox,
M. H. Ji iiau.
MAN At!
oelT
INSURANCE.
HERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS,
OFFICE : Ho. 17 MA01S0M STREET.
.H.DUNSCOMS,
President.
W. 8. GA'.BHEATH
Vice-Presides!
W. B. MALLORY.
Aw't Secretary.
F. M
NELSON,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS :
H. H. DCNSCOMB, JOE BR
E. F. RISK, W. K. G
K.S. JONES. A y.4C,
D. H. TOWNSEND. Lot IS 1
N. FONTAINE.
IREATH,
(ACER,
IX3CRE8 AUAIX8T LOSS BY FIRE, MA
iTlO RINK A1TD RIVKR RISKS
PLANTERS'
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.,
0ffic8 : Cor. Madison and Second.
J. 6. LONSDALE, President.
D. H. T0WNSEHD, ice-Preie.
WALTER A. GOODMAN, Secretary.
L G. LONSDALE, Jr., AWt Secretary.
DIRECTORS :
I D. H. Tow srsKStD,
J. G. IX)IO OAt,
. V. RAMBAUT,
' D. T. PORTkB,
C. W. GoTr,
A. Vaccako,
J. J.
K. M KYKk,
s. F. McScrr,
J. F. Frank,
B. P. Habbcbt,
J. C. Nbklt,
1 M.J. Wicvw,
E. J. Taylor.
N. R. HLIDOk.
This Company is prepared to do a general
Fire ana Marine Bn
Mness. wiux-
PARLOR MUSIC HALL.
S3S Second 8tr cot.
job w. thompson..
Billy Habt
.Lesxee and Manaeer
.ttage Manager
Miss Nxi.lix Tatlob- Mix GrsiIB L aab
E.vrx. Mr. Oscab Willis, and Mr. Jons
Bcc'KLiS, on Thursday night, SOh lul-
OPEN EVERT NIGHT WITH A FD LL
oorp of the beat variety talent la the cb
Admission 85 cent.
BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
, JenVraon Street, near Main.)
rmao. H. H. Bboo
Lcssaw and Propri etor
.Stage Man. iger
1 CHARLIY WH1TX.
L'rof. fXA AR3COA.D.
i der of Urcbet ra
Open Bvery jNTlajto.
' ar COMMENCING THCRSVAY EVJI
; 1 Sept. 1. with a Mamnjoth '-'"mPnylI
I SnVrntervali.menttoco jsi.tof Negro Ma
..i.v Hooks and Dane. Fancy DaDCsLBJ
ia.1. boatt. anartetts, fcitravs.gAn,
fa
aes, rwinnixus aviiu
Admission, sue; rrivsn o-at .
AUCTION.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
To Be Sold at Auctfcn.
BOYSTER, TREZEVANT & GO,
M. E. cor. Main anrl Jefferson SU.
DAILY SALES OF
MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, ETC.,
At Salesroom.
aa Xo Gooda ogferfd at auction an or 11 mi t
SXTENSjVE SAl
OF
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY AND SILVER PLATE,
From the well known bouse of
C. J.TYLER &CO.,
To commence at 10 o'clock WEDNES
DAY, Nov. 3, at our Sales Koom,
And continue at 2 and 7 p at. until tfca
biock it Cleaned.
EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED
The Ladled partieuUriy mvired.
3T Goods now opeu for exambii ion. "W
R0VSTER. TRE2EVAN f Sl :0.
uot2 Aac'ioueen.
administratrix's" sale
OF
SUBURBAN LANDS
ON HORN LAKE ROAD.
IWITX aril Hcven ard a-half Acr" t.acd
he.ongtng t tt.e eiaie of Jobzi U tldbw
V ' aacd, to tL. Lla.ant bidder, aM CKaJi,
-.1. tbe prcznUa,
Tuesday. NevembT 9, at 2 o'clock.
Ska land Is hacdnomelr s!tuafeI ou Oka
Horn Ltf mad.Jual ol im l;r..,Iu'
M'KSr.i.V. i. , ..: aCiiiiu 1.1 JA
I i OBI. and will tr .cUliTitit-il :o st.il lue Ue
I toand. oraol.1 lu oue lot.
Th aaJe U aaadennfieradccreeo' Chan
cery Court giv .as to .urtuaaeta a pcitact
title.
C. J. WII.: BEBGEO, Ailmiil trtrlx.
RQYSTER, TREZEVANT & CO.,
uovj rt.
Ose Fiao Oak" 3?d-Room Set and Oikor
FURNITURE
AT ATJOTIOW,
Tor aeeoaut of partira leaving ttie oily.
BY W. H. PASSFVJCRE & CO.,
1. .V2 TT1IS Vu;;NINO. at 10o"c'.ock.
VALUABLE LEASEKGLO
AT AUCTION,
BY W. H. PASSMORE & CO.,
' Tuesday Aftsrnuon, SJn inst.. at 3 o'clock.
UN THE PREMISES.
w
T-E will sell the
t l.t.t -j. i. Nu
a':le Iw of par af
fronts on both Fi
stieeta. with a dtp
-treet. and adjoins
The improv
one-story hrUk. 11
. . .1
The lease has ITyeaisto run from -4p
rU 1
LST0. Terms of sale maiie known on day o
Hale W. H. nmKtUKM -J.,
nov2 Aocilcneers.
Dry GooCs, Clothlr.g, Sfcofs, Notions, Hats,
'JEWELRY, TOYS.
Jt Auction,
It Y ATF.
Y ate. fraxklanl.th: aosiu.
10 o'clock. novi
2 Brick Residences
- ON-
MULBERRY ST., NEAR MAIN,
AT AUCTION,
X S DAY,
V' E are lnatructed by Mr. FVtcber, to offsjr,
V at public sale, to lha Mgneal bidders,
Tuesday Piov. 2, at 3 C'cicck
ON THE PREMISES,
Two Dwelling Houses & Lots
On Mulberry Street,
Near Vance, one of which he now occnplw,
and the other adjoining.
The Buildittgs ara a Double Brick Tene
ment, two stories biah in fn nt and rear, of
mixiern style, boilt under Mr. Fletcher's own
supervision for his farr.ilv residence. snI arw
b. ing now enlarged and put in t .orouga re
r.alr. with a handsome iron raLlme to tho
front yard, ano ihe usual appendages ol a
I first class city residence.
I The LOTS, extending from Molerre o t.
'Martin streets, haTe a IXtCBt.a st rr
i r aoxT. of .-TVj feet, by a depti. o. ITj-e 't '.nd
I being within amoment's walkof Mai., -i ftet,
I have ail the advantages of the .Mcii ..a
pavement nud street c trs a that ten
. tral thoroughfare of the city.
There is no property now upon the
market or a purchaser, at pu&uc
jiresentiny as great inducement.
Mr. Fletcher has determined to aell; bid
der! may attend accordingly. Tltie perieot.
terms:
naif cash, balance on and B months, vltfe.
Interest.; deferred payment secured oy dda
In trust. ;
Mr. Fletcher and the Auctioneers w.a DO
iad to meet their friends on the occasion.
RO YT LR, TRLZL V AN T A Co..
AucUor.eera.
BY GOTTLIEB & E2EU.IL,
Comer Second and Adams streets,
REGULAR. TRADE SALE OF
Dry Goods. Notions. Etc.,
TUESDAY MORNING, November 2,
AT W O'CIAK K.
TERMS CASH. SALE POSITIVB.
jUjOjRjON, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
MEMPHIS
BUSINESS JWER7Y.
TWO FIRST-CLASS
Main Street Stores
AT AUCTION.
lirE ARE IN'STiir. Tr-P
BY CHAP.!.
JONES, Esq., tg
those TWO ELEGANT
Oder, at public tala.
STORE-HOUSES AND LC7S,
Nos. 226 and 230 Main St.,
i.-.h lot having a front on Main f tret of
about 24 feet by a depth of MS, and Im
oruved by commodious brick atore. -vr.ug
the entire depth of the lota, from -reel to
alley. No. i Is a thre?-storied brlca. B'-ud-ing
second house north of th al'ey, oi e.ial
side of Main street, between Adam atd Jeff
erson occupied by the old established 6rm -.
VENDIU A BKCrrUER.
No. au 1 the elegant four-storied BricK
Htorehouse on the east ide of Mam siree.. at
the corner of the auej . oeiwee..
Jefferson, popularlxed by Mr. FitA-aw, la
present occupant, aa
THE GREAT
RED STC7.E.
Strictly first -clas SSSSJSSS
material, sixe and condli.on, '.' i'au'
o in the tlrst -class tenants wbuh it always
commandse'hijhest ruLns ,ra:. ;o.w.
It is impossible to find a safer; or beater n
itslmtntin real estate here or '""2
and in the necessity which force .i.m -j
public sale,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2Stt,
At 3 o'clock p m.. apon
be pW 1M
..en
v :
and where we
hall be happy
attendance oi oiuuv.-. balanee
of burners.
K SALt.-naiI
teres:, secured by deeds of 'ru ecttl'.l
ine ...n.rr.
ber, and
ocSl
L W. WILLER,
Cotton Factor, Grocer
j WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER
No. 3 Howard's Row,
, . . . TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS LJ-
Harweli, Cotton
V!.
ociidaw