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74f
THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL -TlfURSDAY, XOYEMBJU
1869.
ft
i
p'M .T
Jii
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Redemption of National Curreney.
HEW KKOl'LATIOKS OF T?K TBKAHl'RY
PAKTMEJtT.
The fcllowInK regulations are adopt:
HM of all VMM havh - n heretofore if
by The Treasury beunrtuierit iu rear1 u
IE-
In
ued
the
r.-tleuipUoii of f tilted State currency :
MITILATKD OVMBKT.
Mutilated MMM la redeemable ly the
Treanurer of the I'm ted Htmte. at Washing
ton, D. C, and f iy no other officer.
I MTKrt HTATK8 NOTES.
Note iir.-M-nicl for redemption, the abra
aion or Joaa of KubMance from w hlrh doe not
BHHi 01
portions
in full, ex
davit thai
have beei
MM and
half ot a 1
accompau
by ttie hoi
e-twt-ntlctti oi thetr original pro
i ill h- rrtlM'inwl hm whole lioten.
. ni - oi notes will not le redeemed
t pt whi n priNil is adduced by affl
tlie in is, i hk part tf Mich note
totally destroyed, ami slating the
manner fir destruction, Ism than
ote U not redeemable h1 all, unleH8
id b iucn affidavit when presented
IM. The chiinieter of the affiant
rlitliHl to be good by a magistrate
UlUMt I
01 other public officer.
in the absence of audi affidavit, fnit
lueutaof note. exceeding bv measurement
one-hall o tlieir ordinal siit lace, will Ik tv
1 tned iu their proiort ion u the whole note
- . u -uuig as a ueueral rule b twentieth.
it. Mutilate! hole which have leeii torn, no
matter how much, but of which all the frag
ment are teturiud, or detaced, no matter
Ik. a badly, so that it Is certain they are geii
11 1 iie, will be redeemed at their full face value
.:, presentation.
4. Fragment of legal tender note for which
leas lliau the full value ha liet-ii panl will !
retained lx months to enable owner to re
turn to the Treasury missing parts of Midi
note ami receive ttie amount previously
Withheld. Such return should give the date
of the letter irom thia office transmitting the
r initial remittance.
INTKREST-KKARIN'i NoTKH.
The rule for I he redemption of mutilated
l ulled Mates note arc likewise applicable to
mutilated interet-learlng tuMi
1 ouponx of two ear five per cent. Treas
ure note separated from the note of which
thev coiiKtiiuti d u pail, are of 110 value ex
cept when present d lor redemption with the
note to which they belong- Coupons should
not te detached iio'm the rive per cent, notes
except by a Government officer attthorixed to
reit i in them at maturity. Hut thin emula
tion Jih-s not apply to coupon notes or Iroiul
nther than live er cent, note
FRACTION A 1. Cl'RRKTCrT.
lvfa-ed fractional note. If whole, are not
ivlcl iff. O as tlltttliateit a hell preiselitetl for
led. m pt 'oil. nor is an evidently accidental
diminution reducing ttie nofe by not more
than orw-teiith;o its sixe regarded as a mittil
Htion. J. Fragment of h note will not lie redeemed
unless it shall In clearly e ident that they
institute one-half or more of one original
note ; in which case a note, however mutil
ated. mIII la- redeemed In proportion to the
wnole not-. Beckoning by tilths, except three
cent notes, wTncli Wilila reckoned by thirds.
2. Mutilations has than one-tenth will be
disregarded, unless fraudulent; but
Illation whicti destroys more than one-tenth
il the original note wiii reduce the redemp
tion vab'C ot the note by one. tilth its lace
MMftp or U a three eeut note, by urn-third of
iu original value.
X Fragment ol a three cent note wlU not
be redeemed, unless such fragment consti
tute iully two-thirds of the note in its origi
nal to; in.
i. Mntilated notes presented for redemption
ujst lie iu fruins ot not. less than three dollar
jf tbeii o, igihul value.
I MM STATKS SKCl KITIES.
Iated 11. And redeemable in twenty years
from January 1st and July 1st or thai year.
Interval prr cent, in gold, payable semi
annually. January 1st, and July 1st. These
bonds were issued in t it ree series:
Tudor Act Feb. K, WU t dated vari-
ousiy in lsiii HMMI
L'nder Art Juiv 17 and Aug. 5,
(dated Nov. la, 1W.. 50,0UU.lNt0
I'uder Art July 17 and Aug. ), lsrd.
in exchange tor T-tos, (Nov. In,
MB . iatH7,I)
ITMM Art .March .;, 1&, and princi
pal niiule eapecuuij payable in
gold coin. , dated June 1. 1SW
.'aUH of
.o,Outi.OIO
Commonly termed .Vju. IHtted May I,
Isii.. ideemable alter hve years, and payable
in twenty years from date. Interest ii per
cent, in gin!, payable 1st May and November.
Issued under Act of Feb. B, 1K62. $SU.77J,fiOU
JUK OF MM.
Dated Nov. 1, 1!. Kedeemable after five
and payabi in twenty ears. Interest per
cent, in gold, payable 1st May and November:
Issued under Act March S, 1HW, 'prin
cipal specified as payable in go.d
Issued umler Act June :Hi, IWH t&j6ljM)
5-USoF PJtw.
Ttcd Nov. L HflL Kedeemable after five
iiJ payable in twenty years. Interest!, per
YLt. iu jfold, payable 1st May and Novein-
ber:
Issued under Act of -March 3, lttu tl7,77750
5-2UB OF 1S65.
ral-d July I. Wo. Interest per cent. In
gold, pavatde January and July. They are
i. '.U-euiabte In live and payable In twenty
years.
Jmi.I und. r . t ot March ?.. isil".. In
exchaim- for 7-:1ik i-onerlel. and
Aluoant August 1, IMis, to J332.K-s.fK)
.vans or istrr.
Hated July Ul ls;".. Interest ti er cent. In
gold, payable January and July. They are
redeemable In i an.l payable In 3 year.
Issued under Act of March 3d, lNii,
in exchange lor 7-;)couYerlt-d, alul
iuount August 1st. isiis. t.. - :,-.'."a.'ri
vans o- NT.
Pa1e4 July 1st. WJXj Kedeemsble ill I and
wraMalfl 3' years. Interest per --! t . Iu
Ijold. payable lt January and July,
i-- . d under ,ci March .Id, Isti. In
exchange loi notes and am ul
August 1st, isK. to j:"7i;ti,.rK)
5-3IS of Isi-s.
Ia1ed Ji.ly NI, Wis. Itinl emabli- In . years
anil payab.e in 9 years. Interest ti per snt.
lugold', payultie Jatiuary and July 1st.
Issued under Act March .3d, 1st... in
exrhalige for 7-itO notes, and Hill 'lit
August 1st, Mis, Ul f ,l-U,(l
III 404.
Ial. March 1st. Wit Redeemable In luand
IMivabVlrt i" o :ip. Illtelesl . T cent. In
Kol. I, pal sole 1st
i Mu'i'haiitl H4i't nil-r
all M
it and "i, all coupon HndH
4 It
atiou of xm aiul l,um. on
U.iiijs interest in patdanitu-
pilv
Jauii1 uiid.-r Act of Maivu 2J,
and hupj-l-iii'-nl March :!, lMl.
prturip:.! paaH tm sold tlViwiw
l .S. TAC IMl KAILKi AlM I KKEM ) tip.
Dated Jauur W, H(i.',, and arlnuhly therc
ali r. I ti- iNiinN arc iMH-d lr the tiuvcrn
i. - u ' under Acta of July 1st, iml, and JuJy U
ti ffOBatauUa w Nh am tiiclr cliartcr fiuin
"!i4r-a. which Klvtw Ila-ni the l ight to pua)
astriK-t takliradii to und irom the V inccoast.
c.li.'pa-'O'l1 ol i-Ht-ll I w ftily miles
Mslte at the rate of MM t2,inj
r ml, is-ording to tlie dirflcully
ilngtlie t.'. : They are payable
. Iloia dati- of issue; and are reg
i.nds ..) a I ,i and tlii.twi.
. i : i.u.i i.l fii.iiijs are Is-ued
ur " Hi Ulstered." tjpoli Isinds
igtsl Into registered 1ioiiiis,1D reg
Jk can not .lie clianged into Coupon,
id. sit- lii ilciiom i nations ol $5U,
d track lo
.irHs.ouupi
at eoustrui
thirty yeai
Istered in I
All ol tl
- oupoli '
-.Ul 1m chu.
Istereil Uai
MUPOII I-'"
a urn.
ud M.i'. 1 to- i i-iiiMrri u iHiiius me
uli addition ol f.'i.w.i and iIi'.imi.
V. ft
STAMP DUTIl-X-
ir Contract, or reiiewal
,,-h ; . et 0 05
i wiiatv,-- aaaaaaal o ua
Kor A(
of aa
ltiuik i
Bill ot
lttiti.
bu; oi
Bond t
Boot I
tlertlOi
x-rtioi
o tor. igri bc'ts. exis-pi
tl 10
0 t5
stlc port. .
:irh tluwiir part
Lilies of any olttce
L, U4t I xissstlllg 5ltJ II (K
.-Xc. islillE tlO1 0
Ortlfleaie iMarriagei 0 l
I....- Moruxag.-i-. or oilier I chiiijuU-
oe ul IU-.. I Kstati . not jxc.-cding SJ u 50
Ik)., exceeding giiX) uudTlol exisssliug
SW i
Jkl eXISH-dlllK SliMl, tor t-ery li.jUU.ir (la'
atonal pan I Lercof 0
I ira.'! or Order at sight 0 0
I , raft, i"" at siKiit. lor eali flutior part o
LA-ajw or Aiols-nineM of same, not over
taw - -- ; 0 w
I .jiaai- Hiriu sjo.', tvi each additional a Mt
or part
, u 50
Mortgage, or Algliliicllt ol san e, over
lafao-l not ..vef tali - 0 M
Mortitsae fer each a.M.l,..iul I5UU or part 5V
N.itelwr jich HU or part 17 0 05
il.., . . ,, .tii.l ,.ur 0 02
i -.1 At bo it, : ; i -:" i. ' ,r coll, el
dlvidi-tld or llibjrsl llu r. oii V IS
Power UiSs'll or 1U-UI Ileal Folate 1 Oil
. : .11. -.1 11.-UU- 0 -i
Protest iiote or Draft 0 25
KIN AXK.
IU 1H K
I' I II I IIAIl.V
Ari-KAI., I
Mkhpiiis
Noveuiher S, lstW. ,
We aro, ' think, j list i lied in aaytng
that tin- uskvv pressure in Memphis is
ahout over, iu,4 lt lietter limea are
lirrakinft us.n ua. lianka report i-ol-leclions
cM-clleui, nJ UejMwila are in
.reaaing. Kxenaotre is in U-tter deuiatid, aJ
Money generally bida fair to U-couu
-aaier.
t'otuin Rilla are taken (4 'f X ilia
sunt; aellintf at par to '. Uiaouunt.
There is no change in lis-al Scrips. I.' il
Ker lialancea are tinu and in sl de
mand. No gales of ld Tenneaaoo HonJs re
ported. Kalea of New at
tSovernments generally are dull, hut
alea.lv . and chased as lollous:
Hontla.-f lvl
.'. an itoniis of lsiii
118
115
feu'-.
fell5''.
6-a, " - im
6-ao "
6-ao ' I vi, i, new
6-) " laal, "
f,-3. Wm -
10- Bouda
Jaciuc Hiaaa
The (Stoi-k market at lh
MHML
..in
..li.i
..ii5
...115
..107
..pt:
'.(&u.v4
107 '3
kai u ii-
ant . i. ; :",'
Weslcril I'll ion TeJagraph I
tjuH-kktlvar.
facitic Mail
Adauis 'vpr's-"
Wells-. Kargo A ! -...' J-.si .ie..
Ali-riial. I'.prcs.
I 'n iUm! eitates J aprtaai.
Men-wanta 1 aaaa Kxpraaa.
Sew Vorlt 'cutral
Xria
liudaou
Heading
Michigan fentral
Michigan Southern
Jliinoia Central
.... UiK
.... 1&
... &
.... M
.... la
.... MK
.... 57
... H
...IM.
ai
... m
...lau
... 90V.
...187)
leveland and rittaimrg..
do
m
r, ' !-" '"' XortUweateru m
iLie Koand Nnrthweatern preferred. M
K.i la) "O "",
I'i . '
n im --.r" . as
1 1.1 l.l.'V IM-U w ,m
Wl,l'Bioaud Mlaatoaippi;. 0
The Treasury atitle great bane to get
nut iu pulilii- riebt Htaleiuent, Willi a riew
to influence New York aad oiler eleo-
tlona "I It U verj' iiaualUe,
Uut will aiti liold kockI an will U l. url .
proven evea ly lue .Sei-rmarj-'n forthixun
inr aunual report, ou this day, ij accor-
ayua f
H Uli previous urtu-iUta, fmi eohdi-
of the Treasury im made up t u,,;
raport, and the public debt ou u ua ui
eosupared with the previoua year. Tua
it ahowa that during be iaatiwelve
tha the public debt uaa decreased but
a trifle leaa than flfty-aix niillloka, and
and yet w-day'a atatement elainu that,
t ven aince thin administration caiae luU
power, eitrbt ajontka ago, tbe det haa
beau reduoed sixty-lour millions dol
lara. Any one having any donbt rt '&V
.. an compare to-day's statement of the to-
iai debt leaa tbe cash iu the Treasury w itb
the atujiiihr statement made oa page 17 of
the tinaii-e report of 1886. But la to day's
ataiemeut aa(Mju,auu of Paeifie Railroad
i ndv issuad Bm the Uoveramant, and
which are a part of the debt until they
are paid, are no included. If Secretary
lioutwell rounteil these bonds in the pub
lic debt account as did every one of his
predecessors, the debt aino March 4th
would not show an actual decrease of
more than two millions of dollars, Kven
twenty-live millions of coin interest paid
to-day is not included in to-day's state
ment of the debt.
A Washington special to the St. Louis
Dtmocrot contain the following:
Hecretary Bout well to-day addressed
the following letter to Treasurer Spin
ner: TrKASV KY OK THK V MTKD STATKS, 1
Washington, Nov, 1st,
Sir: In answer to your letter of Octo
ber auh, stating that you have $1,772,775,
in gold, of the interest duo this dav on
bonds purchased for the sinking fund,
and $3,71,365 in gold interest due this
day, on bonds specially purchased to
await the action of Congress, and asking
instructions as to the disposition of these
amounts. I have the honor to savthat
you will sell all of said gold, and with the
proceeds purchase bonds, and add the
uik I" -m- tiiii't- from wlii.-h
llio iroM was no-lvro llial is. Hie iroio
rccpivi'ii as intorit on the Rinkinc futni
IkiiiiU to lie expended for the purchase of
bonds and added to that fund, and that
revived fnim Hie bond specially pur
chased to be sold, expended in bonus to
bo added thereto.
Verv resM'tl'ullv,
onoaoaa bootwkix,
Hecretary.
In addition to the bIhivo there was on
the first of July. 13it.70 gold, interest
taken with it: li3.500 of live-twenties
purchas(l and added to the sinking fund.
COTTON.
The inquiry this morning was active.
The general disposition anion z buyers
was to take Middlings at 2',c, and sales I
were fair up to noon, w hen the sale of
premium Cotton attracted every one to
ihe Hull of the Chamber of Commerce for
an hour or so.
The tenor of the New York dispatcues,
and the dci line in that market, almost
put a stop to operations here, and our
market closed dull and nominal at 24'4o
for Middlings. The day's sales will loot
up about l-tHi bales, and consisted in part
or the following: it bales Oood Ordina
ry, II c;7, 100, 31, 32, 30, 82, la," 4 and
20 Low Middlings, at 21c; 41, 60 and 5
Strict Law Middlings, 24',c; 20, 100, 162,
17, 15, 5, H, TO and 100 Middlings, at 21'ic;
47 do., 24 3-16c; 10 and 1S1 do., 24c; 19 !
Bright Middlings, Mc; 20, 5 and 1 Strict '.
Middlings, MX&
cotton 8tatemknt.
Chamber of Commkrck,)
Mkmchis, Novemter3, 1869. j
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1S69.. 94
Received to-day 1,597
Received prevhiusly 43,693 45,290 j
Total
Shipped to-duy
Shipped previously.
M.HII
. 2,099
33.2K7 55,386
Stock on hand at noon to-day
nt:t K.n-rs.
Memphis and Charleston R
9,996
R.......
358
282
229
67s
aOj
Mississippi and Tennessee R. R...
Memphis and Ohio R. R
I Kiver
Wagons
F.XPOKTS.
Memphis and Charleston R. 11. ..
Mississippi and Tennessee R. R....
Memphis and Ohio
River
25
80
590
1104
COTTON IN NEW YORK.
New York. November ft, 10:30 a.m.
i'otton (jiiiet and weak Low Middlings
26c. I'plands aii'c. lliKal Middlings
2fiJc.
12 m. Cotton dull and unchanged. Low
Middlings 2Xlc. I'plands 26!4'c. CJood
Middlings MMcc
2 p.m. Cotton irregular and lower.
s fur iii'nt'.- dliVMrc llkOtl h it.--. 10- '
eember 25c, , and" 25';.-; Januarv
25'ic; Kebruarv 25're. Sales on spot at
.. r ... . .... i -i.i.niia u.
OooJ MaMHaap PKe.
J i, in f. illim.liill ami i . . - noioiittll
Miililliugs Jtic. Sales for exjsirt
S.U rr eniwirt I
bales; spinning 715; spei'iilatiou SPj fu
ture )lelivcry Isi'm, incliiOliiig March'at
25 ,).
COTT)IX IS SKW ORLEANS.
New Obi.kans, November .'!, 11:30
a.ui. I'ottou easier. Miiiiilings '2ic.
2:10 p.m. I'ottou steady, and demand
ii.r. Middlinjis, 24?4)'. Sales, 4000 bales.
COTTOK IS l.IVKItPOOI
l.tVKnpoot.. Noveuilsr 3, 11:15 a.m.
I'plands, 12', d. Orleans, 12d.
1:20 p.m. rotton active. I'plands,
12'id. Orleans, 12 -..I.
I p.m. Cotton unchanged. Sales 10, WW
bales, of which PP are for speculation
and exs.rt. I'plands. 12', d. Orleans,
THE PRIZE COTTON.
IIVo ;.!. ' ,r H'io Eutetnl it. nml Who
Utiugkt ttItM Sale ami tin- I'ricrx lti al-i-ett
.4 l.arnr Attendance.
As before announced, the sale of intton
entered at the late Fair came off to-day
at the CfcaaVhaT of Commerce. large
number of brokers, fai tors and others
interested, wen- present,
T. A. Nelson, F.sip, President of the )
Chamlier, conveytsl the thanks of Mr. ''
r-nsley, rresidein ot the sneluy t ounty
Agricultural Association, to the mer-
chants of Memphis, who were iiistriimen-
tal in adding so largely lo the interest I
niaiiifcNted in the l-'air.
Mr. Nelson also stated that all gentle
men w ho did not wish their cotton sold
had the priviiedge of w il hdrawing Iheir
sampWo, aud snggesitHl that the samples
of such cotton as waa bii)t) should lie sent
to I.iverH)ol as specimens of what the
Si nil Ii could do in the staple.
tin motion of Mr. Nelson, Mr. John T.
Stratum called to the Chair, when
the sale was oK-jieJ try Mr. Trezevaiit, of
the auction house of Koyatfir, Trexevant
Tasf rirsl cllcred was the premium hale
or No. 110, entered hj Ijalbreath. Stewart A"
Co., raised hy Mr. Mctlehee andpurchased
hy J. W. Jefferson A Co., at hue.
The second best bale w as not offered,
having been withdrawn and taken to
Helena hy its owuar. Major Sranlau.
The best bale of "long staple" ootton,
entered by ialbieath, Stewart A Co., was
Ixiugm by .. 1. Itow h-s, at :15c.
Itesl bale of Tennessee cotton, entered
by 1. 11. Townscinl A Co., raisnsj by Miss
Maggie A. Hond, and liought hy I'alon,
Anderaon A Co., at 3:-.
J; st two bales cotlou, entered by Jno.
P. Hill A Co., raised by V. K. Persons,
and sold to Messrs Krolick A Co., at Mai
The ammd besi two Jwles wero with
drawn. The best three hales wera euleroi) by
(albreath, Stewart A Co., raised by W. K.
Whitton, and bought by .. I'. Howies, at
Sir.
Tbe ss-ond liest three balea were en
tered hf (' if. loriou, raised hy Mr. Dyer,
and mold to A, K, Woh-ott, at We.
The best rive haioa, outrnHj hv Stratton,
Ooyer A Co., raised by W. C. KtfglL-alon,
and Isiiighl by A. S. Woleott, at 'M!e.
J'lui .second best li e bales were eitieivil
by T. A. Kelson A Co., raised by Win.
McShan, and sold Ul A. S. Woleott, at
This rinsed out the premium balea, and
other i.' which conlesteil for the various
firizea were tbeu put tip.
Two bales entered aa "Ul two," by
Black, Ksles .V Co., raised by A. How-era,
sold to Jno. 1. Hill A- Co., at Ae.
Two bales entered by
KihiIs Vance A
l'o., raised by Mrs." Hoyles, were bought
by Jno. I'. Hill A Co., at tc.
Five bales entered by K. at. Apirson
($ ! 'o., as "lsjet live," raised by hob Acres,
sold U. Jno. V. Hill A Co., at MXe.
Five bales entered by Ouy, MiH'lellan A
Co., raised by J. J. Hayliss, wdd st 2h'c
U Jno. I'. Hiil A Co.
k'iVm bales entered by (Jalbreatb, Stewart
A C.., raised by Ii. V. QUI, sold to A. S.
Woli-ott, at 'J8't.
m,c bale entered by C It. Doriop,
f-alaad by J. s. Kaw lings, sold to Jno. P.
R1U Co., at 2bXc
Oue baje euured by Stratton, (iover A
Co., raised by Win. Ituutuiau, sold to Jno.
P. Hill A Co., at
After aoine discussion about forward
ing Hi" asmplea to the President of the
JJverpool Board of Brokers, it aa an
nounced by Mr. ailratUin that the sale
would lie jioslponed until 12 m, to-morrow
(Thursday). Parties who do not wish
their cotton sold, are requeated to be
present at that hour in order to withdraw
their samples.
TRADE.
Tbe w eather la agaltt lt to cliaiigw,
and we fear cotton picking will U puj a
tuntn Since the killing froal of the
fright Ot the 23d of ictober, the weather l
Um U"U gefiaral'y favorable for picking, ,
anif plautera ha imfa y while ,he i
uu shone; but a apell lr bad wealner
now w ill greatly interfere with tbe eoni- ,
lug The negroea have no idea of1
a rr' u in the cold or rain, and an aoon
aa 1Ki hange at n, e mav expect loaee .
f M , who have been nntumj lo (p to J
tlUtin add by the aaaurajioe of large ,
1 ., t. again in thei ity. We learn
lha -autera liv ing within U or 8 uiilea
ot IMmnphta are nttaring 1 in per 1U0 '
lti. Land board for picking, but are una- 1
hie ui aecure labor of any kind.
A a no Bkjsi1. -SiviUb Ale, pluta, f3 to
3 5U; Cincinnati Ale, In kegs, $ to 6 25;
half barrels, $10 60. Beer, half barrels,
$11 ; where packages are returned, $3 off.
Brooms Fair demand at 50(0,0 uo per
dozen?
Broom Corn Nominally $10or5.J00 per
ton.
Builder's Material Lime $2 uOf,
2 25 per barrel. Cement isdull; Louisville.
$3 25 In large and MU9 lota.
Kosendale, $1 50 to 4 75. Plaster $5 00.
Hair, in 40 lb bales, $2 75 to 3. Fire
brick $5 to 6. Building Brick $8 per M.
BAaoi5o Stocks are fair and prices
weak;llbdullat21c;2 and2!41b 28c to
29c; India 2Sc to2ic.
Bi-ttkk Choice Western, S8&40o;
good, 35i37c; common, 2530.
1 HEEsk Market firm. K. P. 194c
Factorj' lSSe- W 18e
(ornmkal Market dull. Fresh and
Kilndried & 25(4 50, in a large and small
way.
Coffee Stocks ample. Rio skim
mings lyrL2Uc: common to fair 21(a23c;
,,rlI11, y-r,,-- ,1 r iVas-: i.agiwyra
. . . . .,
Cotton Yarns Xo. 400, 21 to22o; 500.
18 to ae; 600, IS to lic.
Coiton Skkii 13 per tor. delivered,
buyer supplying aaeks.
Kuiis-The market is steady and MB
supplied at 33(g.3.V.
Ki.ock Very dull, with only a re-
i tail demand. We epioto rino p W
-M Bti Super t4 75 to $5; X ft .50toJ6; -
$6 25 to f 50; XXX and Fancy $6 75 to
P.
Fresh Mf.at rork IV. lieef hind
iiuarter, 9it; fore i-uarter, 4c. Mutton,
10c.
Fri it The market is w'ell snjipiied.
Apples t-Xj per barrel, and an extra
choice article would sell at P 50. Iried
Apples 6(gHc. Iiried Peaches 9fi.l0c.
Cranlierries ?14 er barrel. lemons IM0
18 per box. iranges jts.i 10 per barrel.
Fis ii Mackerel tending upwards.
I x
1, bids I24M.J25; 54 bbls
j 12 50fetl3 00; No. 2, in bbls 16;
I X do JW 50: No. 1, kits $2 90tg.f!; No. 2,
j do i2 15fg.S2 2.'i; No. 3, Jl PPL White
fish, )i bbls, $8. Sardines $19 er case for
puurters; 32 50 for halves.
Feed The demand is light. Corn on
! levoe in lots would sell at S0c, and in a re
j tail way, is held at ,S5e. (li'.s are dull at
60e on levee, and 02;ic in store. Bran .-'22
i a23 per ton. II ay ?2bY" 28, as to quality.
Game and Poultry Chickens are
vary dull, and market oerstoeked; sell
ing at $.'! onts-l 50 per doz. Pucks .'( otx-,
j 3 50. Turkeys fKtfgfm Ducks P
P Yenison HgtMe.
Hides Dry Flint 21c; Dry Salt 17 to
lsc: tirecn Salt MMR Orecn ftJaC Deer
skins 30c per pound ; Sheep's pelts 25e to
30e; Dog Skins 50 to 60e each ; Reeawax 30
to 33c; Tallow 10i-.
Iron Tins Demand firm and prices 7
to Sc.
Live Stock Active demand for good
Beef Cattle at 5 to SJ-Je; choice Corn
ed are worth 7 to 7Je; Texas beeves $50
to 55 per head. Cows and Calnes $50 to
100. Hogs 10c gross. Sheep in light snp
ply at $4 to 6 per head.
Molasses Cuba 55c; Louisiana Sugar
house 85c; Golden Syrup il 10 to 1 15 in
barrels, and loe additional iu kega.
Naval Stores Tar, in kegs, ?5 25 to
I 75 for Pine; In 40 gallon bbls, p to 10;
Pitch $0, per Mil; Oakum $5 to $6 per
bale.
Oils Coal 38 to 40c; Lard $1 50 to 1 CO;
Linseed $1 20 to 81 25; boiled (UP 3n to
1 :i5; lnbiorating Pa to 75c; turpentine
65cto70e; tanner's fl 10 to ?1 Pj castor
3 to .! 75; olive, 24 oZ bottles, pt per
basket.
PKODIVB-Sweet I'otatoes, 2 MXaZ 00
pat barrel : P4M0h fj
I 9lk; Xeslianiiocks,
p per bushel,
old sue. Onions are
: si-aro-. aim uei.i m
as to
qoauty. fawaaje, Hsgix tor targe
..rutiMi itrliru. iit-r beat!.
Provision Mess I'ork is dull at jCi2(o,
.'si, in a small nay. Uacou is scarce;
I 21c was asked to-day by the cask, and
Jje in ajobbing way. Shoulders, 17'ic;
plain sug.tr-curcd hams, 2;ifu24;3c; can
vassed, 2tk-; breakfast bacon, 21 '..t i 22c.
I.ard lsiu I8J a- ill tierces, 2tKu.21c in kegs,
and 21. 1J('22c in i ndies.
Kii-K Carolina y?.c to lo'-c; Louisi
ana S'jc to 0c.
Sciiars Market weak and stock
light. Granulated. Crushed and Pulver
ixed lt. Ceffoe A, KH'e; B, 17c; C
Kxtra, 17c; C, 16':c: Demarara, 17 to 17V;
Louisiana old process. Me; Prinie,15',c;
Fair, 15c; Common, 13 to 14c; Y. C. 16.S
to 17c; Island, 14'-, to Ma,
S m.t The market is bare, and 20 lb
bbls are firm at (- i to 3 25.
Simkits Iiemanil fair and market linn.
Common Whisky !Je to JI 25; Proof 1 P
J to 1 40.
Soda In boxes, 7 He; kegs, 6 to 7c.
Starch IM 'o 7c per lb.
Shot Drop, per bag, f2 P; Buck 3 to
j 3 10.
8st'i-'' tJarrett, box, fib; packed, 8.
Soap Paha Soap, ti';c; No. 1 do. 7c.
Panola do. lis-; Krasive, to US-; Kxtra'
Family, S to lie; Castile 17c; imported do.
jr, to 2s
St'SDRIKH English Pickles, assorted
to 5 7"; Amei ii iti, pints, ?2 50;
quarters, $3 50; half ga lions, 5 75. Mifs-
tard per case. $1 P for ipiarter Hi; Ken-
tueky ipiarters, fl 7"; halves, ftt .si. Ma
son's lilacking " to Be per doz.
Tallow In demand at lOr.
Toracixi Prices are Arm, and me
dium low grades are scarce. I'iue
Natural Leaf light pressislfl to 110; Fine
Fanny Vjrgjnia '. to f 1 j Fine Ilright
pounds 80 to 91K-; Medium Ilright pounds
To to tie'. Common bright poumls 02 to
70e; (iood Hright ipiarlers J to H7c.
Smoking Fine and Fancy to 80c i
Common and Medium St lo Me. Virsinla
to the trade, not including packages, a) to
30c.
Wheat N'o receipts, and prices nomi
nal; Choice red and whiic f 1 25 to 1 H
No. 2i', ; to 1 'JU; reje.-t.-d, MM to M.
Viskiiar -id(-r IB m Ul Jr bbj: Wine
Jl to 1"..
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
By the Metropolitan Gift Co.
CASH GIFTST0 THE AMOUNT of $500,000
KVK.RY TICK l'T DRAWS A PKIZK.
5 Cash tiifta. esch. r. ttM
! jo
1 au " Msl
Jo " '.,
A) " " Sw
: SI lo
50 KleKKiit Ros.-wooil rianos.each, toUi loV"
; It - Mulodeons 7f to HP
') HewlnK Ma. Iilnes - ' Mta l"3
j iUOOoliI Wslrll- s - " "lo )
I ai.li rlxes.sil ei are.-tr.. allied at H.IMI.UHi
A chance lo draw any of the above Frtaaa
! for 25c. Tickets descTlbl ug Prt-s are mH in
j Knvelopes sud well mixed. On receipt ol U--I
a SfruVol Ticket i drawn w ithout choice and
-ent bv mall !..HI. ,ul.:r.-s. Tilt- ri.e nsl:ieil
i uisin It will be deltvfied ti tbe ticket. holder
' on payment of ( Dollar. Prinsare linm.-
dlatelysent to any address by express or re
I turn mall.
You will know wbst your Prlxe Is ls lore
vou .h lor ll l"i -.- " t- 'f.-.il ..-- oi
j other of tame tvlue. No lilanks. llur patrons
: can depend on fair dealing.
Ki 1 1 in si km Wi lect the following from
I uunv who bave lately drawn Valuable Prises
' snd lud'e permitted us to publish tbeai:
Andrea J. ltd rws, ChU-ago. (U),ow; Miss Clara
H. 'alkei, Biii'.nuorfc. Piago. MW; James M.
Matthews. 1s t rolt, t-i.OOOi John T. Atldn .
, savannah, fi.lui; Miss Agn-s Klniin.ms,
I'liarleslon, Piano. we publls.n no
tianir aithout permission.
Oi-i.Moasor His I'kkhs.-' The flrni Ir rella-
mc, and descU their mi. . . - ! .-. v i n -
une. May 9. we suon uirm i-.
I dealing Arm.' -.V. 1'. HrcuUl. Hay . "A
fliend of ours drew a prixe. which was
; promptly lecelved." jMiily AVm, Juue 3.
Bend for circular. Liberal inducements to
agents. Hatisfaciion guaranteed. Kvery
' package of scaled envelopes contains osa
cabu 0!1. lx TlckeU for fl; 13 for 12; 3,'. Vr
5: lluforiti. All lettersshould be addiessed
I to HAlil'kU WILSON 4 CO.,
, 17B llr.m.lwsv V. ork
INSANE ASYLUM.
ST. VIXCKMTB l.VHTITCTION FOR Till
1NHANK, hi. Louts. Mo. Thin Institution
was founded bv the Mister's of Charity, Au
uiisl e. lsis. ll Ik private ami Brst-class In
Its arrangements aud accommodation. In
saus patleats of both sexes and of all de
nominations are recei veil, also those addicted
to taking opium vr i.ther stimulants to ex
cess and dlre to corrisa. Vuf l?rm, etc..
apply to Dr.J.K. BAL'UUY or the B1SIKH
HtlVKRIOR ana
STORAGE FOR COTTON.
f TNDKKWRiTEB'HAKHOlTSKiH,
Mkj.i;iiiH. St -.iemtw-r in, IHJ
MrBCHA.VTH Ml-Ml'lilM tjENTLKMr The,
aLuve llousen aie now T"'ii lo um.1v tuid ,
dlcUarye cotlou. Kvrry futility tvseller and '
buyer iij iyc (Jtc'd. To my old patrons I re- :
lurti you my Maun; for the future, 1 refer .
you to the pant Luk ejjjperpeut in the bual- I
nettM. 1 h to merit your patronage.
Haf i . t ..at'ity and conveuieuoe une- j
qualtnl. Kale, ttaue a- flrat-claa bonaea.
I7 A. H. WKITKORD.
Chance for Making Money
K are ded -oils of
King onr bualnaa at
MthMiaalppl aud Ten
y one wistilng to com
uld sell our small and
r Uoods
AT COST AND CARRIAGE.
I a
For further tnioroiatlon we would refc-r to
Mr. W J. Hmita, with Menken Broa., Mem
lilila. T; nu.,or to us al Haleavllla.
aeal WAIKKR A STANFORD.
Memphis and Ohio Railroad,
l.oulillle Nitshville R. R. Co., laaeea.
FRIUOHT OFFICE,
Heart"- Tasts., Ocudwr 1, lnB.
0!
till-
.11 r remlils lur till
rli be reissived at
nw, iuu oi nmUL-L
litre
Delivery of Freights aa heretofore, at head
of Mam slreel.
A . i K N a Agent.
A. A. PATOM, i). f. A. ot
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
The Pennsylvania intral ha- leased
the Indianapolis and Vineennes Kail
road. A company with a capital of three
millions' undertakes to tiuiid the I'ort
Royal and Augusta Railroad.
The Huntsville Democrat says it U
proposet 1 to build a road from Hhelby
ville to l)ecatur; that prominent citi
zens have taken hold of the matter in
earnest, and, as it understood, were
organizing lor the purpose.
The Texas Pacific railway trak is
completed over ten miles west of Mar
shall, leaving only four miles to Hall
ville. The iron and cross-ties are
ready to put down, and the delay
arises from the failure of the contract
ors to complete the trestle-work. The
cars will reach Ilallville by the first of
November, perhaps sooner. Shrere
port Gazette.
Mpmphis and Little Rock Railroad.
To Madison and Little Rock, Arkansas.
tioiug West Leave II . " . I dally at :0U
a.m.
lOiulntr Eat I-eave L AngauM at l:S0 p.m
Ferry Uoal leaves loot ol I'ulou 81. at 0 :UU a.ia.
11. 1). WILLIAMS.
General Agent and Superintendent,
Memphis and Louisville Railroad.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time 4:iia.m. 2:15a.m.
N l g 1 1 T KxpresH, niy time. .Jtt-i p.m. 12:25a.m.
Ticket oilb-es No. 2,7 1-2 Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping far attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Kaliroad, with
out change.
BAM. B. JONES, Oen'l Sup't.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mall, daily 2:45 p.m. 11 :W a.m
N. Orleans F.xpr. i, daily. ..B:.30 a.m. 4 3p.m
Freight, daily exceptSun-
day J ; n: i:55a.m
Mail Train makes direct eounecttoa for
New Orleans and all points South.
Kxpr--N Ttaln makes direct isinnection for
CoBeeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points nortli of tirenada on
Mississippi Ceniral Kaliroad.
Ticket o Dice Si! 1-2 Main street and at the
Depot. Ommbusses will call for passengers
and check bnggare In any part of the city, by
leaving orders at (7 1-2 Main street.
A. S. LIVERMOKE, GenTSnp'L
0. V. OAKLEY, Ueu 1 Ticket Agent
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
AKKIVE. DEPART.
Mail Train - 15 p.m. 12:15 p.m
Express train lUiW p.lu. llJp.m
Junction Accom'iMlatlou.. rlia.ui. TtUp.m
HoaaarrlUe Ac. siniodaiiou j :15 a.m. 4 m p.m
Takes) II- t Monday, 25th.
W. J. KOSS.Gen'l Sup'L
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Sliiver:ng Season.
It Is impossible to suppose that any human
being cau consider an attack of Fever and i
Ague a light rtattaaaaa. And yet thousands j
act as if such a calamity was of no conse- I
quencc: while thousands who are actually
suffering from theilistressing complaint neg- i
, lect to adopt the certain means of cure. It
ought to be known in every locality subject I
to this scourge, or which is infested with re- .
nitttent fever, or any other epidemic pro- i
duced by malaria, that lb isTETTKR'S STOM
ACH HI fTKUS ar taken in advance or at the j
commencement of the unhealthy season, will i
fortify the system against the atmospheric
paaaaa which generates these distempers. 1
Ti. is admirable invig.irant harmiess, agree-
able, and possessing rarer medicinal virtues i
than any other tonic at anaaaa kuowu, will
haaafc up the jiaroxysins of Intermittent or
remittent fever In from forty-eight hours to
ten days. Such is the universal testimony i
from districts where periodical fevers have j
been conihatted with this powerful vegetable !
' Chologoguc. In a thievish neighborhood wise
men bar their doors and winduws. yet strange :
to say. If the same neighborhood happens to j
be pervaded hy a-erlal poison, they seldom j
taki the trouble to put their budles In a atata
ait uefcuce against the subtle euemy. Shiv-
ering victims endeavoring In aaaa to warm
your blue hands over the fire, or consuming
with the fever that follows the eulli. remem- 1
iK-rthat BtHRRW BITTKKS is an abto- :
lute. Mpeetiy iiiul itilaltiUr fperifte for your dis- !
tr'sMug malady.
Weak Back. Pains of the Side, of ihe Hips,
and about the Kidm ys.Ttre relieved at once
by the application of une of
ALLCOCK S POROUS PLASTERS.
"Gainston, Ala., Nov. T. lsia.
" MmRK. Thus, allcock A Co.: I'-tiring an
extensive practice tf tcu year i have btu a
lretfueitt witness Nm the BaMctflaU , u nil ties ot
our Porous ri-st' is. I can certify that they
are all you claim Tor Llieiu.
Koblkt K. CAMrnrr.L, M.D."
Dr. Myer, ot Savannah, tia., says they are
the iw-M iio-ehauicail sopporters for weak mns
clseer (Jlscovered; ihat by their wanning
properties 1 In y : int -owrr and henllb, un
til the strength "f the niuHi-les are entirely
restore!; that lu knows a eaH where All-coi-k's
IMaKttrs cur tl a 15111! I em an of a weak
.pinc; that he vlalty prescribe theoi In liis
practice, with Ihe happiest result.
In Remote Settlements of Untold Value.
r : mnken bltKal; blood mukca the lody.
If the blood le pure, the body ii healthy. 80
If we are nut In health, we know some impu
rities are luiklng atoui which must be re
moved, and the Moner the better.
Hmjutrrth JiiU rrmovr alt rum the system
whirh ruiturr icf tto lujrr. ,
The wonderful cures ttfeefed by Brandreth's
Pills have arrested t he attention of euliKht
ened piij -siriatit. I'iward5 of live thousand
now us. them :u PMtr daily practice, and
twohundietl have given theirvritten testi- j
tnony as to their luuoceuee and value, aa '
cleansers of the howei aud blooil.
Their untold value i to IboM living In set- i
tleuient where dtxMors can mly be hd at
great expen.-e. tor if jou are sick, you
have only to take one or more doses of Brnnd
relh's Pills to get cured. Pull directions are
with each box. Sold by all druggists.
Batchetor'i Hair Dyt.-This gplftididIair Dye
is the btl In the world; tlie ouly true aud
p-rif:L lye; l.arnilt-v, reliable, lUKlantaue
m; no disui4otnimeut; no ridiculous tints;
relt.cii..'- I! c ;!! WTVcts (t! L'ys; luvino-
ratt'S iiud leaves the Hair olX and beautiiul,
black or mown. BaM hy all Liruarclstft and
Periuiuepa; and proot.rlv applied at Baicbel
or?s Wig Faury, N'- WBoud utreet, N. Y,
Be Beautiful. --IT ycu desire Beauty you
bouUi uv ItananS MajjtnoIlH BmIui.
It giv-s a rctinul, satin-like texture to
the Complexion, reinove- Houhnesn, Ued
new, Hl'Wclu s, Minliurn, Tan, etc.. una add
:t tiioic Of Vmtf HIHm to the plainest fea
turen. It hnn the UJoom of Youth tt the
fad)Ui elieek and eh rinses the rustle Country
t;irl into ti K:uslihtiah:e City Belle.
In Ihe USa ot the Magnolia Balm lies the
true necret of Beauty. No lady Uktpd lv.u:
plaln f her t'tirnp)exlm who will Invent Tj
cent! in Xttis i Ituhilul article.
l.yon'n Kaltiaiiou is ihe Hair Dressing
In use
From tlie IMiilmls-Iphla Evening Telfgraph.
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use rroftKwr Christy's rt lebralod Hair
Loll". It is J i l 1 ll p ill H t 1 1 IntX. i.:1-
Am who oihv useLotio ilic:irl every otlier
i preparation for the Hair, as ft Ml the beat
(lresin:; for the Hir i;i the world. The Lo
tto nt ver tails to remove the worst , akss of
1'aiulrufl", and resttjre gray und hlearhed Hair
lo it natural color.
Kor sale by druggist; sample bottles sent
lo any address tn the I'uUed States by express
forl. rKIF. CHRISTY A CO.,
No. 711 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa.
ON'LY ONE
Hair Iye lia-H bt-en proved polsonlewt. Irot.
i hllton, whose reputation us uti nualytiial
chemist given his statement the weight ol
authority, announces that
Crivtadoro's Excelsior Dye
lias een sh ected to the proper tests In hit.
laboratory, and results show It to be
Mwrnu r 1 1 f uinus ii
As well an admlmb'y adapted to the purposes
far which it is designed. This is important, ,
as the public has Jut leen warned, by two
leading seieiitltlcorgaus, against
THIRTY HSAiit IYES
Now before the public.
CRISTA iKJRO'tS HAIR PRKSE R V ATI V E, as
a bresaluic. Hefts like a charm ou the Hair after
Dyeing. Try
...
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.--This
Is admitted to be the fact by the thousands
who are now usime lK. Tobias' Cklkbkaikd
i n ki i an I.immkm, Ji has Int'n mu "du.-ed
since 1MT ; and no onnnee trying it W ever
without it. it will pisitl ely cure the uiuler-:iitnti-;:ed
cttiuplaintx, il u.-eii aa directed:;
Chronic Rlieu-natiam, Sore Throat, Headache, 1
Toothache, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, Swel- j
lings, Moo,uito Rites, and Pains in the Hack, :
Client or IjuiI's: also, taken internally for J
CtMileja. Jjiairhca, Ivsentcry. Croup, Colic, ,
sea sickmisja, ttpasuU, etu. It is perfectly
liarmless to take internally. i.See oath ac- j
compauylng each bottle.i It has never failed j
to cure'every case of LHarrhea, Ujsentery i
and Croup, li iised when CUM lakeu. Always
have a bottle in the house lneadineaa, aud
you will never regret it.
Price, Fifty CeuU and One I '"il.tr. Sold
by the Druggists aud Storekeepers through
out tlie Uuiled stale. Depot, IU Park Piace,
NeW Ql-K.
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS.
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Memphis City Directory for 1870.
THK caavaM tor tula annual publication
lias now commenced, and the book will
be iaaued aa usual. Tbe company intend
makina the comma work aa oompleteand
accurate as la iKwsltila, and refer to their last
Directory of this city aa to their ability to do
all tbe)-
I.IOllllsl-.
HI
ITTHERN PfBLISHIVO CO.,
Pnij!ihers
New Orleans,
Mobllaul 1
Dlrectorlea
A'aRDS t p
Bec'jr
H. A. CHuATE,
Ueueral A.ei.i.
I., Hoard
STOVES, ETC.
CHARTER OAK stove
CATECHISM :
Quetiion. Who made the flint Charter Oak
Stove f
Aiunirr. O. T KiII-y, of Ht. Imis.
O.-W hen
fi Til made f
A.-In 1:.,
. Are U
A. The "
O.-Uow
uve
e world.1
A. From the
u. Who nnyi
y of Iron.
k! MtoveaT
Mil?
I 1Q
All those
How many
1. I'iiere were
(.How many out of that number failed?
A. Not one.
j Q. Who sellJ the genuine Charter Oak in
: Memphis?
A. J. f. aCHABKI.dc CO., 227 MAIS HT.
' Q. Are there Imitation slovesof that naiuef
j 4. Yea; plenty of them.
(.How can purchasers tell the genuine?
I A. hy seeing the name of O. V. Klliey on
each Stove,
V How should parlies order theiu?
! A. Tell your merchant to get Filley's.
Q. Does J. F. Sthabel 4k Co. have a good
stock?
A Yet; thru trll thrm i WhotrmiU and Re
tail, and kerp flit WARK, CASTINGS, etc., in
good rupply.
J. F. SCHABEL & CO.,
NO. 227 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS,
Solo Agents.
an 17
THE FAVORITE
Im guarttiiteeil to be In all rettpeotM a
FIRST-CLASS COOK STOVE.
Call and examine them. For sale by
T. 3. JUKES,
. SSI Second Street.
aw Roofing. Cluttering and General
Work solicited and promptly executed.
Job
IH-10
DRUGS, ETC.
DIRECT IMPORTATION
Of
Perfumeries, Drugs
CHEMICALS.
THEODORE HOERNER,
54 and 56 Beal Street,
Corner of "Second.
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST.
M- QTANTITATI VE ANALYSES nind,
and written report furnished.
MHviDi( liiade arrangements with Pari
sian and German Houses. I am prepared to
furnish to the trade and public teueraily th
KINKST AM' PL REST PEKH MES, at Im
porters Prices.
Prescriptions Carefully Prepared.
oar ON HAND, a large stock of Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Brushes, Hponges, etc., etc.
Tlio
el
Tracio Supplied.
EATING HOUSE.
R.BLOCH & LIOTARD,
FUEKTCH
EATING HOUSE,
244 Second Street,
MEMPHIS, : It: TENNESSEE. I
Open Day aud Xiht; 50 cts. per Heal I
sej.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
T. I . Ai.pes.
Memphis, Tenn.
L. F. UVERTON,
Little I;
ALDEN & OVERTON,
Gen I Commission Merchants,
Kor purchase of Cotton, and sale of every
descrlptlon of Western Produce,
No. 57 Main Street, i ttie Roek, Ark.
er Kefer to Th.w. 11. Alh-n t Co.. !uy. Me
PlrWaa Co., Haaahaai Tn-udweli, HoJaoot
field & Hammer. . it
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS
' ar
OFFICE OF W. G. WAR & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Xo. '! Howard's Row,
Memphis, Tess., k-tolr is, im9.
OTll E.-Uehavelhlsdaysold,urst.ckof
. s tiiimiiir. i. jn.i- n . .ni i.i.r.r., a . wiu
do business at the . same stand, aud to whom
we ropiest our patrons to entruat their cus
tom, as we can endorse htm as being in every
way worthy of their confidence and patron
age. Our hooks will be round with Mr. W. 1.
.-sliallon. No. 1.", Lee ) m k, who is charge,!
with the settlement o! our business.
W. Ii. WKAK4CO.
Referring to the above, I would nay to my
frientlit and eustoniera of the house of W. V
Wear A Co., that 1 will be at t lie old M-tn-l.
and hope, by ehwt atleutlon to their interest,
to merit a liberal share or their patronage.
Mr. Abb M. Harwell will eontiuue in charge
of the Coiton lepai tment of the house.
oc21 L. W. MILI.EIi.
RETAIL GROCLRS.
SrICER 8l SHARPE,
354 Main St., Magevney Block.
Fresh Arrivals ! New Goods
New Shaki-r Pri serws and Jellies- UK) esses;
New caunej TomatiH-s and Peaches;
Ni w K'him I'lueMe; New Pineapple Oieese :
New Youiiir Ameriea antl Factory Cheese;
New Pickles all sizes very flue;
. w Mm ;,- r.-l -Mess mid fi... I . Ni w i ixtfl isli.
Choice Teas; I'.ilenian's Mnsiard;
loss 4 lliiiikwell's Pickles;
l ux A Cooper's lii latlne;
French Mustard; Worcestershire Sauce;
Fresh Crackers a taxsl variety.
V- ire receiving, daily , large additions to
our stock, aud sell as low as suv house in the
city. We keep the host quality of every
iIiiuk lu our line, (iive us a call.
oc IT KPICKK ft HARPE.
JOB PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
MsMritis, Ttis, s ptenitier 1, le.
T the opening of another Commercial
Year, the Proprietor of the Franklin Job
Printing House taes the occasion to cph-
iirsiulute tlie Merchants and BuKinesx Men of !
Meinphin upin the Improved eoudition of
the ciinntry, and tlie favorable prospeeta for
business the ensuing season.
I'm inn the summer, many additions have
been made to the Franklin Printing House,
in the s'ay of new and improved labor-sav-Ing
Materials, New Scripts, Circular, Bill
Head and Card Type. Beautiful Cuts, Engrav
ings sud Designs, representing all kinds of I
Busmen. Tradesand Professions, niuuiiuaievl
Bonlers, Vlgneltes,eU;..eie.,malugthe office
eomplete iu every particular.
The attention of the Business Public Is
called to the perfect machinery employed,
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description of Fi.nk Mebcantilk
Pkinti.no.
The I'roprjetjjf lias been practically en
gagi-d li) tlie P.rlnllug buinea in Memphis
Inr nearly twenty years, and It will be his
comiiant endeavor, by strict personal atten
tion to all orders, and by giving. In every In
stance, good stoi-k, fink work, and low,
umfokm rKiuas, to merit the confidence and
.patronage of T tie Business Coilimuulty.
Respect fully. R. r. TOOK.
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
rpHK undersigned hereby respectfully no
1 ttiy their ttubscrlben and the merchant
Memrdils, Kt'ueraiiy. that thev
nave up
iKilnled Mr. . U. Ma i i hews mam
titer u
their branch at this point. Mr
Matthew S
experience and acuuiilutance with the bus!
ness in other localities will guarantee to sub
j acribers strict, thorough aud prompt atteuttou
to their wants,
I Especial attention will be given to the col
U iMionof ptu-t due chums, t thv address of
i carefully selected Attorneys will be Turnlsh
1 ed where par lie prefer doing their own cor
respondence. A Reference Book, containing the naues
i and commercial ratlug of nearly every busl
' nens man in the Tutted States and British
I Provinces (over tW'.WO names,) is issued seml
I annually January and July for the use of
1 subscribers; the ratings based upon the elab
1 orate details jthich 'their ofQceTet.orasfu.ru
I lsh, are by far tbe most reliable and carefully
t made of any work of the kind.
This agency was originally established 1
1841. it has branches In every important cily
' In the roiled States and Canada, and also in
London England, and U large au4 ennstaut
i ly growing Influence, notwithstanding many
! effort u imitate it by others, la the best evi
dencs? that can be given of its equitable prin
ciples and its useful operations. It hi, em
I pbatUtally, designed for the " promotion and
I protection of trade," .
Tenus of subscription will be made known
on application to the ofllce, corner Main and
Madison ulrrls.
R. U. DWN A CO.
M EMPHIM, IMubcI '
, Law. 7
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers
THK Memphis Oil Company wish to pur
chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Head, for which they
will pay tlie market prtoe, furnish sacks, aud
have Seed correctly weighed an their targe
platform iFairhank si scales. They urgetheir
friends not to store their Heed in large quan
tities, and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by heatinu. Planters wbo wish
to make contracts for delivery of Heed will
please rail al Oil Work, Center Landing.
r Oil Cake and Meal for sale la any quan
tity. Jja
INSURANCE.
INTERN ATION ' L
Insurance Company.
STATEMENT
cr nir rosntTiox of the
International Ins. Co.
CITY OF NEW YORK,
OA THE FIlt.sT DA Y OF JULY, 1809
Tlie name of Hk Ooaaaaan 1 the
TIOSAL iNHt'BANrE lViaPX.1T."
It la loca-
ici in me i liy or New Yorlc.
Tlie aaaiwat of iu i-apital stock u "iii,oiio
Tlie amount ofrapltal stork pahl up Im.. .'i00,0nu
The Aweta of the I'ompany are aa follow:
Canh in haml or In the handa of
itfentM or other person Itl.'JT.'
Real entate utiliu-uinbered None.
Bonds owned hy the Company, to-wlt:
IT. H. r'JO rmnd., par value. ..$5a8iiiu
V. H. 10-40 biiixU. par valne. 1jh,iju
V. a. Hjier ct. : year iKindn.. 2L".,uiiu
Jlew ork I'oanty homli HJniu
Vlraijiia state boml-. .-.lmi
AlaiMUna Slate ' .mis 11.UUI)
MaJM
Market value tlMJK 0
I.oanr.1 on uiorticiMre. befnx the
first li.-n an uiiinrunihered real
rMate, wurtti d)Mille the amount
lonneil s.ii rrn
r-litrt otherwN- ei-urnl 2a..llXI mi
Baaai Rararaaaasaaa-. kjs i
All otlit-riM-curitles ln.uol a:
Total amet $l,j :i
I.I ABILITIES.
Amotmt dne or not due to banks or
oiaMr rrcdiiorn Nont.
I.i-s iii'jiwjrd aud due None.
LoiiifK adjusted fnd net due I.Ujm V.
Ltw." unadjusted htm! l.r-sos in su-
mns wiiiting ur further prinif. ... . KCl.fil, l.'i
All other claims auinst the Comp'y
4.JS1 .
Tota! Ilnljilities ILIS.tfWi St
Hie greatest amount lusuretl in any on
risk. t:,(MJ.
The Kr atest amount alIowl by the rules
of the Company to be insured In any one
city, town or village, and the greatest amount
allowed to In insured In any one block no
arbitrary role. Are governed entirely by a
piU'J-!;l t ' l .1 r 1 l'T rii.- -h:W:u tt r il the risk.
Sworn to by EO. W. SAVAGE, PreVt.
fUJ. HI GHES, Secretary. ;
Approved by G. W. BLACKBI RNE,
Comptroller of Tenueaaee.
S. R. CLARKE & CO., Agents.
18 Knickerbocker Building, Madison street.
K-io m h:trn is. mat.
CONTINENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OK THK COniTIOX OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OK THK CTTT lF NEW YORK,
OS THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1869.
Tlie name of this Companv Is lhe"CONTI
NKNT.U. IN'sriONl K COMPANY." incor
poraUil tu aVBj and lis-ated In the city of
N- ' A
Tl'.e capital of said ' -.ir.panv, aetu.
nlly paid up In .-ash. is S SuS.ixiu ii
The surplus, on the 1st dav of Jaly,
mt - l.r2,0KO 75
T'tal atu't (ti" capital and surplus, J.-,i,o:M 7.3
ASMETS.
1. Am't of cash In St.
Nicholas Nat'nal Bank flDS.CilO "1
Ani'tuni of cash in orth-e (i.isi (rj- ;iu,7Hl :5
2. I'uincumbred real estate owned
by the Com pany
t. Loans on Ismds ami mortgages,
beiug first lien of record oa unin
ettmbereil real estate worlh at
least SJ.iC1,-)Tti and on which there
is less than oi-.e year's interest
due ami owing interest at 7 p. et.)
4. Loans on stM-ks and Isoi-ls of the
I'nited States. ud of institutions
incorporated hy the Stale of New
York, payable on demaucf. (the
market valueofsecnrltn-s pledged
being 7siui. luten-st at 7 p. ct
. St., lis and bunds oi tl..- I'nited
States and oi the States of New
York.Tennessis and -.ia.anil
Institutions lms,rpora:eil by the
state of New York. oi-ned hjr th
Company "... .'.
II. lnreret actually due ami unpaid
7. Premiums due and uncollected
on policies issued
s. Rents accrued
Tlx, 00
.H.-1.7UI1 OU
7IS.-J.I. ...
7.s.i Vi
S.VA s7
MM 11
Total assets.
....K&iW.
LUHUTIB,
1. Losses Incurred and In ;.r.-.s ..
adjustment, and hwses reported
on which no action has been ta
ken rs. joo ou
2. Dividends on capital and scrip
declared and due and unpaid Ui.sot; us
3. Dividends on scrip ordered, re
deemed and yet unclaimed 21,6.0 Oo
I. Total ain't of loss , claims and
liabilities M,Wi t)h
Sworn toli
SCO. T HOPE. President.
H. C. TOWNSKND, See'y, A. D.
Approvel by
U. Y. Bl.m kbi ks, CoinpCr of Tenn.
S. R. CLARKE & CO.. Ag ts.,
1 Knit:korbo4'ker fwllifJI'M.
I oelO Madison street, Memphis Tennessee.
BANKS AND BANKING.
THE DeSOTO BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
JAMFjs ELMOL
T. K. KAKNSWOKTH,
W. ll. WOOD.
H. II Dl'NSi OMB,
LEECH.
OFFICERS :
1AMES ELDER, : : President
W. H. WOOD, : : Vice-President.
T. R. FARNSWORTH, : Cashier.
oc-U
EMMET BANK,
No. 6 MADISON STREET.
SKi I.H Sight Drafts on Ireland, and Three
and Hixty layn' Sight on London, at New
i York rates; and ran draw in suniN to suit
purchaser ou all ihe principal citien and
I towns- tn Continental Europe.
Also, transacts a general Exchange and
i Banking Bastness. sjsjg
MERCHANTS'
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS,
Doe a ttenera Banking and Exchange
limine.
Collection tnarie ct all points and
JrotnptJy Remitted.
DIRECTORS :
AMOS WOOPKI" FF, A. T. LACEY.
J. E. M F.HK1 MAN, THUS. K SMITH,
H. T. TOMI.INSON, A. J. WHITE,
H. A. PARTEK, J K. W ATKINS,
W. H. 1 t :
W. H. CHERRY,
President.
AMOS WOODRUFF,
Vice President.
H. A. PARTEE,
Cashier
J. J. FREEMAN,
Ass't Cashier.
aa
BANKING HOUSE
or
MEMPHIS LIFE
. m
And Gen I Insurance Company,
r ' I
Cor. I-xont and Madison Sts., I
D. 8. MOLLOY, President.
aM8 FERDIMAWD WQLLQY, CN-f, !
FIRST !
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
B. EISVAN,
. . DAVIS,
J. T. KAKOASON,
Q. H. JUDAH,
J. N. OUVER,
N KWTON FORD.
W. W. THATCHKR'
W. P. PROt'DFlT,
W. W. YOlfNU,
J.'w. imSHK
v. r. s ui i H.
C. C. PARTEK.
F. S. DAVIS,
President
NEWTON FORD,
Vice-President
W. W. THACHER, Cashier.
LABOR AGENTS
EMIGRANT LABORERS
AND EMPLOYEES.
DONOHO, JOY A CO.,
Corner Malii and Madison Sts.,
HF now iirenared to order any number of
J Faint. Railroad and other Laborers, as
our arrangements are now perfected at every
polut. from CasUs Oardeu, New York, to
Chicago, Illinois. r
star JUu Swedish Railroad Laborers, in one
body, can be now obtained,ou favorable
"oS"- DONwHO, JOY CO, '
FURNITURE.
S a. o
a 5 tr
a mum m S KM a
F af I jri i g
s a j 1
111 O D ' -J
o - ; - r:
i to
3 o 5
I, CO - ' , 3 O
Lata. CN U. l
HATS AND CAPS.
ISAAC FRIEDMAN,
WHOLESALE
HATS and CAPS
297 MAIN STREET,
Up-Stairs, - - Memphis, Tenn.
aa-Thf only cXi-lnMv.- VhrWrwale
Hat
House in th cily.
aw My Ntork la eotlrcly new. well aborted,
and buying dlret-t from maiiufafurers, ena-
iblt me to eorupt-te wlili Caatern hoa. s.
ISAA"' KRIETiMAN.
WANTS.
ULmB AXTITY
WALNUT AND OAK LANDS
oc0 DOXOHQ. JOY A CO.
FARMS WANTEPT
ata Several r'urms.of e.ich lui, it. 2fti. tn
600 acres, on tlie Memphis and Cfcartaataa)
Railrt.ad, from Gerinantown to HauUbury
Depot.
Also, on Memptila and Louisville, from
Wells to Hatnboidt.
aa- And on Missis
road, Irom White s I
oaf
tr.. ancl Tennessee Rall
(X 'NOH'l.'jOV .-. CO.
PROSPECTUSES.
PROSPECTUS
OF
King's Tennessee State Directory,
For 1B70.
rpHE und-rsi!i:..,l, baMjW iia that Hit inter-
tbe publication of a new work cuntaiuins;
information In relation to ult PersoDb. Final
and 'ominies emraed tu M.-reanrlif. Man
ufacturing and PraasatfaBaJ pursuits iieaci
of the numerous lttes and Towns sif uate in
theStie of Ttniirsstf. ir. pii!e to publish a
book which will aatbraaa:
Part I. A CowPLErK shippers' linnr.
whn h will contain a I 'e.-ripiive List of all
the Cities. Towns and Vliiaicraln the tta e,
with full and i-tiniplete Shipping L'lr.- 'tions
to aU points, aud also giving the Stations of
Express and Telegraph Corn p.
husiuss iu tin- M,.,,i 1'er.mssi
doing
F TKt-
P.
NESMtB. living taeir loiratlmi and popula
tion, with lull and ars urate alphabetic il lists
of the names of ail persons doing business iu
each place.
Part 111 A Cts-iriEO BisinksS Piric
torv. containing, under impropriate - head-
! 1 ngs," at-curnle Lists of tlie Names and Loca
tion .! all Persons. l inns i)U,l Incrporate
Companies engage! In BaataaaaJhi the'l'owns
and Cities throughout ttie St ate of Tennessee.
PajsT IV. a Nk'.v 1'sitkd stat:s Poeror
: ' liKEtToi;v. contaii ilia the n-iiiie and
locality of every P
States and Territorie.
The Work will be
on gosl paper, and t
ce in I he I nited
st with New Type
in one large and
beis-names will Is.
large BOLD TYPE,
i ll each U engaged
spienoni volume.
Inserted in the Work in large 1
and the business in which ea
will ie verT fully an.l eonsoieuoi
The names or per-ons wl o dt not suijscriLM
will be printed m the nsual manner.
Copies of the Directory will be. let; at the
principal hotels iu Tenmcqaee, nd s. nt, lor
:he use of the pyUUt. to the Postmaster lo
cated at the eounty seats of tlie dill", rent
eotiuti-s in the tatv, thereby rendering the
W'tik ;tn tnvulu-bie meitium tor alvertisiiig
to all persons vngatHl in Cumraereial. MatuL
lecturing or Proiessi jnal Busiuess.
Terms or Subscription-- per Copy, pay
able on delivery,
RAW Of ADVKKTlsrXG:
One Page M 00
One-hnlt Page ifi m
one-third Pge 12 w
Oue-fourth Page i m
One-sixth Page 7 00 j
" No money to i.- p-iid lor subscription or
advertising until ihe Work delivered.
E. D. KINO. Directory Publisher,
D. B. WiUKm.x, Kashvllle. Tenn.
t i.-i:. r i ; tri : , M.tii i.hls. oofh
Mississippi Valley Navigation
COMPANY
OF THE
SOUTH AND WEST,
No. I!3 Carondelet Strre.t New Orleans.
Capital 8took,
Shares (awi
t : l,0l)0,00()
- - - Jimicsw-h
To the owners of Keal Ftaie in I-.misiana.
MisHiAHiupl, Teuneasee. Arkaujaa, Texan
and Alabama:
' II K COM PANY KXOWN TO THE PT'BLIC
1 aa the " M wsitppi Valley Navigation
Company of t!i Sontu an.l Vet," is organ
ized under a charter from the statw oi" t-ou-i.siana.
This charter authoilw? a uipita1
stock of rive hundred tl, i.: wn.j duilar. with
the privilege of extern ivJ!i) tu one million.
That the public luay know the exact object ot
the Compafiy, the third article rf the ciiarter
i g'vt-u enure as ion
lIThe ettad of ih
struct or otherwise t
one or MOn s!--aini.
run on ami navigate
its tributaries, for
freight. malLs ami
docks wharves, build
Company U to eon-priM-ure
and maintain
Lt or ol her vessels, to
le MiMHisnippi river, or
I struct
x may he
Ing and rcpi
I exercise sui
j leges as are
them for th
The Comp
; of this chin
l-KKKSCKE Si
ferent ourts
i prlvi
rred on
id.
aider the provWion
u. t a line of low
an !etween the dif
ippi river and iu
carry less steain,
. the Missi
tributaries. They
will
make better tit
i gers without rc
endless chains
! bulk s4 aiWt
i r-ty oil board 1
nde
de fi
i-SsfOi
pal
J flrt on shore, there!
i expense. The Boats
I distinct compartmcr
snags, or any accide;
i !iul!, the bcyat will .
. will also have compl
. guishtng tire by stem
, over the vessel Tor 4
lered. They
us fur extln
-ictiug water
aud will be
In every respect snier, switter.
ami letTi'r
auiipieit r carrying pa.s
rngers ami freight.
iau any boats now
river.
of ohtatnlng cash
Hihi a a cneaper race ii
navigating the Mississippi
Owing to the difficulty
subscriptions to any eut
bow great its merit, the Company have de
terminated to roceivesulwcriutionsin !.andto
. the t'apttai Stock. In dointcs, we have at
; once a substantia! basis; antl ms it is wry
reasonally expected that within 3 li.u t tunu
I lands will considerably tppfedaW Tn value
i this plan will i'tl'nd is ajurce .if revenue
; entirVir seiate antl distinct, and when
cannot, In the natural course of ti
to make th stock a DPfUaM- tn
, rail
Parties having Und wh'eh produces them
UtU or outhlug, but on which they are pay
Ing taxes, and which cannot be sohl at pres
ent, except at a great sacrifice, and perhaps
not at all, will, on reflection, see this to be au
excellent ;ind uiitisu;,! plan fr realizing on
them, as the certificates of stock of a com
pany can te much u ire readily disposed ui
than lands.
Over 125.0UU acres uf &-kh land have already
been offered ami Ribti.rit L
Btioas uf uhscrfption to the capital stock of
UM CfwBasaJ are now pen at the office, lis
Carondrlel ttfaij New Orleans.
Parties at a distance, desiring to subscribe
lands, must send to the local agents ab
stract of title, mortgage -r rtlrlcates, evidence
that the taxes have been paid, test imooy of
responsible parties respecting i he valae of the
land, price, and, in timet, all lufuriHaiiaa ne
cessary to give the Cuiwpauy a satjaiaetory
ides 'I tiie laud orttred.
By ordtf of the Board uf lUrvetoro.
CHAS. It, Bi:.NTiN,Heretary.
J.T,WAYNE, President.
H. r :.' ( . . r i. : General Agent.
J. C. Hkhs, ajreclal Ageni Philadelphia,
LOCAL AGENTS:
W. R. Speaks Vicksburg. Miss.
A. V. WiTHElcsPootv Memphis, Tenn.
thu ho v -
JOU.X B. 1AVIM I-rOlllsvillc, Kv.
JoM3 roBB iiir j MaUt"
DISSOLUTION.
'fHH firm uf IIamilti.m A ( i. Is dissolvl
1 thin day. by mutual -onent, (.'. v.. Ham
ilton withdrawing rroni the nrm. I Jl.IssON,
HKKKIMi 1X1. will isintlnoe the husluesn
at the old stand, auu avsuiite all liahilil.ieN of
tbe old nrm. anil ure alone authorizes! to col
lect the assets ul the same.
I', a ti.VMU.TtlX,
JUHX HKKlil.NU. I
W. B. O LISBON.
MiMfHis, October X, lata.
Having retired from the late firm of Hamil
ton A !'.. I take pleasure in recommend Ing
my successors. IHlsson, Herring A Co.. to the
trading public; hoping it may extend the fa
vors to triein ho liberally bestowed on us. j
C. R HAMILTON.
Mk arena, Oeaober a, WW
Siugius JEJii-ciM.
LAKUE supply of European Singing
Birds, consisting oft anaries,Uoidnm'hem
Linnets, Japanese sparrows andTalklng Par
rots. Also an excellent lot of Dogs Scotch
Terrier and Friglish Coach, which wlU be j
sold cheap, at No. 70 JeOersou street, near the ;
postofflce.
oc LUl'IS 1'IECKMANN.
Petro Oif Headquarters !
ROSENBAUM BROS.,
Cor. Main and Washinon
MEMPHJ-s, TENN.
MANUFACTURERS AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS.
HAVE ON HAND NOW. AND OFFER FOR
sale, at l.Eisa than tha usual prices :
1060 Cook Stoves, of various kinds and
inanunsct tires;
400 Heating Stoves; , -
300 barrels Petro Oil;
A large stock of Lamps, Tin Ware, etc.
RIOHT
R. A b. torner and W.
ARRIVED!
o
PER SHIP MINNIE A. SMITH," FROM CADIZ,
40 BUTTS
GENUINE SHERRY WINES,
ASSORTED GRADES,
FROM THE CTXEIiRATED HOUSE OF
GONZALEZ & BYASS,
OF JEREZ DE LA
VHCH WK
NEW YORK IMPORTERS' GOLD PRICES, OR EQUIVALENT IN CURRENCY
B. I SEMMES & CO.
Havinfr learned that parties in this t
the " Yanniaaee" Whbkey, ve hereby zive noi
pajaapa arainot any RESPl .-n!I.K party we no
brand of Whiskey, ami will ju.l iisa them as neliii
had the sole use and control of the " Yaumsaee" b
none is genuine without our brand on the UsrreL.
B. J.
Great Drive in Prints !
WE HAVE
One
Hundred
MERRIMACKS,
SPRAGUE S. AND OTHER BEST MAKES PRINTS
Tbjf? Mtyles are new, and of the most select patterns, and are belii-ved to be the
Cheapest Lot of Goods Ever Ofer
We are also receiving an Immense Line cf NEW PANT SToFFS, CRESS
GOODS. SHAWLS. NOTIONS. Etc., Etc.. which we offer at srices to piease
CLOSEST CASH BUYERS.
WM. R. MOORE 8l CO.,
255 Main Street Memphis. Tena.
MAXUl
PACTTREIU
TINWARE, STAVES. GRATES, MANTLES
HOllow w io and Castings.
Jobbers in Tin Plate. Sheet Iron, Wire, Etc. Sole Agenis fur BUCK'S FT
ENT BRILLIANT COOKING STOVE the Btst in the ;
EVAN'S
Slate & Marble
MANTLES
AND
ENAMELLED
CRATES.
"Our stork Is re
any market.
sei2
lance nml compk
isr .. aoo
Opp-
WILLIAM OROILL.
ansi-sD e;tLL.
Orgill Brothers & Co.
IMPORTERS
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
NOS. 310 AND 312 FRONT ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
A COMPLETE ASHORTMNT OF
FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE
UrE ARE DIRECT IMFORTTRS OF AM. OI.H FOREIGN tiv -Douieslic
Uotis Srvm the Msuufsctarers. We mi 1 n il ii il Tu uHfci aiaat ariTaatattn t
the Craje. Ws ar iSOLE AOENTy in MaaafMa lor the
til Steel Brush Cotton Gin ; also, Buckeye Reapers and Mowers,
Marvin & Co.'s Greatly celebrated Fire and Burglar Pro
Sorghum Mills, Bradford's (Cincinnati) Wheat and Corn Wii's,
And ranny other srtleles too numerous tr
rlsty. Kreueh WiniU.W Ula.su. lr u. 3Iela!s.
my- TERMS CAMH, OK SHOK1' CITY Ai I
Memphis
I'll K Proprietors of lhl new estahlls!
X ing aan ouly go. si, thrifty stiK-k. at i
THtV OFFER FOR FALL OF id)
Apple Tree. 5 to 7 feet
Pe h Tree-a. :j a tnvt
1,"H) ' herrv Trees on slahaileh
!, Plum Trees o Plnm stock each, .'m cvn:-
LOW Apricot Trees. ..each. 5 cents. p-r m M M
Id adtiitlon t the al4yve, they oiler, at low raUs. u flue stock of
Grape Vines, Gooseberries, Currants,
Strawberries, Raspberries. Ornamental Trees.
Climbing Plants, Shrubs, Roses, Etc.. Etc
Correspondence and orders solicited. Catalogues sent free on applies.! iu. Auiire-
BLOlTiV ci? GILBERT,
. a KOEN,
M. GILBERT, Jr.
CUBBINS & GUNN.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
HAVING THE LARGEST AN. MM COMPLETE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP I
tbe bhiuLhweat, are prepared to do all work In
THE MACHINERY LINE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER
THEY KEEP OH HAND A STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND-BAND
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS. ETO
AND
WROUGHT IRON 6AS AND WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
Which will be out aid fitted-to order, promptly and well. One of the firm gives ouKntant at
0 tent ion to tl e building oi the very best
FRENCH BURR
Tiri.ii,
or durability and satuifaetorr working, are aaaarpawaed. SM CTTS1&, BOLTiN
CLUTUK.H AND Lli-V
KR BtXTINU, in rail
UNION FOUNDRY,
Adams Street, between Fourth and Bayou, Memphis. Tenn.
JOHN PLXXETT,
Of New York.
W. J. IHJKTEJl,
PORTER, PACE CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 140 Pearl Street New York
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
CORNER JEFFERSON AND FRONT STS..
ijst cbnthaLi ta.tit of city
M. ALLEN, PROPRIETOR.
riaor bbrmiiih A.
V
or a suvu xioal
.. l.lMu to
6AR3ETrs HAIR RESTORATIVE
BAHRETTH
Vegetable Hair
ve
"ia-
CUM Ol
fts
saj .-
JBLZ
l.SsrlorDm.iiu MJ
iianm. .n-i,,
mm f "" sa 1 .
J. R. BARRETT & CO . Proprietors,
. scatsTKB. a. a.
C WARD Jb BRO
Wholesale Agents, Meaipitis.
r For sale by all re 1 dragxiats. c!9
ALEX. XCBBAY.
S. E. klDOELV.
MURRAY & RIDGELY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
31 MADISON STREET,
East of Clark's Jewelry' Store,
cWo. MEM PUIS, TENN
FRCNTERA,
SPAIM'
WIU SELL AT
ael
for
r..i- 0
an
SEMMES St CO.
JUST REC'EIVKI)
Cases
AND DF.AI.Ki'IS IX
WALLACES
PATENT
OM&iNATiO.N
GRATES.
to. and we are detenalaaAai
MAIJJ STREET,
ri'.B Peabtly II . M .
L. PINKOS.
a. a. m aaa
Ai3 DEALERS iN
Aerie.
-ItiDg,
Wheat TtirebUers, ete.
aijrii
Nursery,
t Kecaro for it a fair rppn-ation by M-nu-ten,
A X t T Ft I K X (NAM 1 .
H OF 1370. A3 FOLLOWS :
308 Ircnt Sit., 3VffoiXii3l2.isjs, Tonn.
-
GRIST MILLS,
aply. and ciiauer thun eUewncra.
J. W- PACK, Jk.,
Late uf Meiuphis.
CARPETINSS, ETC.
GLEN ECHO MILLS,
GERMANTOWN. PA.
MXaiium, Crease & Sloan,
Manufacturers, Importers and Whole
sale Dealers in
CARPETINCS,
Oil Cloths. Mattings, Etc.
WTl invite tbe atteottajtof tetrad? tooor
V extensive stock t lo d 1 e)e C mi V'J
both of our own xnU other niaK wu
u lare asaortrueDt ot foreign uou.
WAREHOUSE,
No. 509 CHESrNUT STREET,
Opposite the St:'.te Hmw.-.
4 eo.1 iryiiiiy'xi-
J. J. Rl
Wholesale aawi I
Teas.
il
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