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THE SUNDAY MOTINTjST Cr APPEAL -DECEMBER 5, 1869.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
Offick of tri Daily appf.ai.. 1
Memphis, December 4, 18K.
The money market was active to-day.
with a large demand for Exchange, and a
fair supply. One of our banks reported
the purehaae ( two $60,000 bills on New
York at discount, but all other dis
count houses are firm at discount buy
ing. Checking at discount, except in a
small way. Collections have been very
good, and the demand for Exchange comes
from all branches of trade.
In City Scrip there is no material
change. Taxpayers buy in a little way at
85e, while sellers are unable te get over
-jm s.lc for past-dtie coupons or balances.
County Warrants are iiuict.
The demand for tiold is fully equal to
the offerings. Dealers buy at 121:),
and sell at 123M.
The decline in Tennessee Bonds has
been von,- rapid, and still goes on. New
York advices to-day quote the asking
price of Old at 4Vi; with 47c bid, and no
sales. New sold at 41c
Government continue stroag, with an
advancing tendency:
Bonds of ISM 115,(
5- JU Bonds of 18S2 IMK$
" 1884 Ill&gr
6- ai " 1885 112V9
" 1865, new 114(8r
" 1887, " lt4V
6-JO ' 1888, " U4X$
10-40 Bonds 10ri'
Pacific, JSixee W71 i&
H rkii at the opening were unsettled,
but at the close they were active and a
little excited, and prices were lietter:
Canton SO
Western I'nion Telegraph Co MX
Quick silver. 15
Pacific Sixes 61
Adams Express 57 '3
Walls, Fargo ft Co.'s Express 17
AmerUan Expreaa. 37
United KliUes Express 49
Merchant I n;. di Express
New York tVutral. 90
New York Central Herip 82'
Erie -. 2li
Iieading 995-,
Michigan Central 121
fichitran Southern 8:'
Ilhrof Central 34,4
Cleveland and Pittsburg 82'
Chicaon and Northwestern 74 .
Chicago and i'orthweatern preferred. et
K.K-k Island 10H
Harlem. 3
SK YORK WEEKLY B.iK STATEMENT.
Icans increased S 557.522
.Specie increased 95,t43
IViswits .i. - reased 907.255
Legal Tenders decreasod 2,1H:,.,(I18
..-illation decreased 15,310
Connterteit limed States ilO billa have
recent iv appeared in several Eastern
cities, and -ire said to be equally as dan
gerous as those noticed some months ago,
being an excellent imitation of the genu
ine. The face of the bill has a faded look.
Ti;ey can be detected by a careful exam
ination of the work on the back of the
Lill with a powerful glass, the lines and
curves being blurred and irregular, while
in the genuine ti;ey are distinct and per
fect. It has transpired that Commissioner De
lano favors the re-enactment of the in
come lax. which expires by limitation on
the :0lh of June next, and if be refers to
the subiect at all in his forthcoming re
port, it will be to recommend the contin
uance of that lax. lie believes that ulti
mately the tax on incomes, and tobacco
.tnd whisky should form the basis of the
entire iucuuic for internal revenue lor the
support of the Government, and this be
ing established, taxes on other articles to
a large extent can be dispensed with.
COTTON.
Chamber of Commerce, )
M : tva . December 4, 1889. J
The market was quiet to-day, and sales
amounted to turn bales. Buyers were
offering 23c for Middling, but holders
would not let go at the price. They were
willing to make some concession in order
in a few instances, but many cov
ered up their tables to await events next
week. The sales reported by the Board
f Broken wars an follows: HO bales re
packs 22'922e, 3 Good Ordinary
22 7-loc. 115 do. at 23c, 44 Low Middlings
mx 23c, 30 do. at 23 He, 100 do. at 28 l-16c, 3
Middlings at 23c. 25 do. at 23'c, M do.
at S8'ic, 30 Strict Middlings ZV-.a, 4 Strict
to Good Middlings at 24c, IS Good Mid
dlings 24c, 2 do. at 24c, 2 Peeler at Mgk
The market closed quiet and weak.
COTTOH STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, Us.. 94
Received to-day ...
LMI
Received previously...
Total
fsbipped to-day
shipped previously
85.J04 86,545 j
06.040
595
7 i .o76.4.17
Stock on hand at BjMsl to-day
BKCEIPt.
10,183
Memphis and Charleston R. R 178
M .KM.-Mpi i and Tennessee K. K
McuipbiM and Ohio K. K
Waous, enl
KX POETS.
Meiiiiihi and ' hio K. K
U53
150
COTTOX IS XKW YORK.
December 4, 10:25 a.m. Cotton dull
and beavv, and prices unehanired. Ordi
nary 2Sc; Good Ordiuary 'Mk; Low
Middliiiirs 25 'c; Uplands 25c; (i ood
I Mobile 25!c; Orleans 25,
m. Cotton is dull and heavy. Prices
unchanged. Ordinary 23;'c; liood Ordi
nary 24'c; Low Middlings 24.Sc; l"p
laads 25c; Good 25'ic; Mobile Wwi Or
leans 25 Sc.
: 15 p.m. Cotton is quiet and weak;
Kales 17UU and 14UI for Ie-ember at 24 '.c;
January at 24V24Xc; February 24'."i
- i.24?4c; March 25)fc, In transit 4UU
bales, onlioary 23;'r7 ti.xxl Ordinary
21 .: Lo Middlings 24'.c; l plands25c;
Uood 25 V: Mobile 25Sc; Orleans 21 Sc
4 p.m. Cotton is dull, with more sellers
than buyers. Ordinary 23Sc; Good Or
dinary 24;-,c; Low Middlings 24Sc; I'p
lands 2Sc; Good 25:c; Mobile 25Vc; Or
leans 2r.'c; sales for export 1700 bales;
cpiin : ... hales; speculation 5S bales ;
in transit lino bales. Conlractsuncbanged.
COTTOS IS SKW OKI.KANS.
LH-c?iiiU-r 4, 11:45 a.m. Cotton dull
and tending downward JKQMb.
2: i0 p.m Cotton is easier MSGSMK
Saies 4(W0 bales.
COTTOS IN LIVERPOOL.
iri-t ;. 1:20 p.m. -Cotton is dull.
Uplands I2f.12' ,d ; Orleans 12J12Sd.
3 p.m. Cotton dull, f plands 12d ; Or
leans 12.' -d. Sales 10,000 bales, of which
:mjuo are for speculation and export.
M.W VOKK WEEKLY (OTTOS STATEMENT.
Bale
l;... . pts toi the week at this port. . .
itroeipN Kn the seek a! all ports mjt
Hei -eint-. vir,.-.- s. nt I at tills Port 212, W
Hi llllh ptirt
t all porm. aSMSM
: week to Liverpool lti.st
WeeS to Ul.-lllKli ... . I.M
seek to Hamburg 846
week to Havre 4tn
week to Uenoa. M
week to KoU-rdam L
M port for the week Lo
. JL 47J5
II ports (or the week to
l,7l:t
Kxpc
TRADE.
Rum now m dull to-day, and receipt"
liuht, but as tlie upper streams are swell
ing aud rial boat are coming out of the
tiliioin numbers, it is expected that pro
du, feed, etc., will soon be lower, s
Many Alabaitia plantera, eKsecially in
the southern counties, have been experi
ineBtinjt in the raising of sugar-cane.
Tha results are very encouraging. Many
believe that the soil and climate of the
lower sections of the State are well
adapted to the growth of sugar-cane, and
that a sutticieut ijuantity of sugar for
home consumption could be easily manu
factured. The New irleans VeayKn says there is
no reason to change previous estimates of
the sugar crop, which will scarcely ex
ceed last year's, and previous reports of
the poor yield of cane are, aa a general
thing, confirmed. With regard to the es
timates of the cotton crop there is still
considerable diversity of opinion, though
the tendency is stronger toward inside
figures.
Bauoi.vo Xo change in prices. Stock
ample. Heavy weight, WtSfBHH ; India,
Bl'tter Choioe, 83tc; good, 3S36c;
common, zW30c.
BaooM-Demandair 3 00 per
Broomcorn Steady at $1UO220 per
ton.
Conv m km, The demand is light; kiln
dried in lots, 4 75: fresh ground, light
weight, at mills, 4 50.
Coffee The market is weak. We
quote as lollows: Bio skimmings,
17$lHc; common to fair, 19(g,20c; prime,
.23e: choice. 21'-ii; l.sgtu.yra, 25
2fic; Java, 35tgt8c.
Cotton Yarns No. 400, 22c; 500. 20c;
800. 18c; 700. 16c.
CHTCESK Market firm. E, D. 19!j(a0c.
Factory locate. W K. 18'(tt.l9r-.
CoTToNsKKD Receipts are fair. We
quote at $12 on levee sacks furnished by
buyer.
Eihis Few in market . Selling at 47c.
Flock We have no change to make in
our quotations, but the present stage of
water will reduce freights, and prices may
decline. Super. 4 -SKoi 00: X, 5 25(5 50:
XX, $5 75(o.i. ; XXX and Fancy, 6 76(9
18 25.
Fresh Meat Dressed Pork, 12's13c.
Beef, fore-quarter, 3(c4c; hind-qnartcr,
OKQW'ic. Mutton, ft(u,10c.
Fruits Choice Appies in lots, ?3(3 5o;
in a small way, 3 MaA 00. Dried
Apples 6(&i-$c Peaches 7(a9e for halves
and quarters; peeled Lemons
Sa,10 per box, and dull. Oranges 6 tkK;v
7 00 per bbl.
Fish Mackerel No. 1, bbls $24$25; Jfc
bbls ,12 Mts&Vi 00; No. 2, in bbU17 x;
J do $8 75; No. 1, kits 82 903; No. 2
do 92 15i:25; No. 3, SI MfK White
fish, bbla, 8. Sardines $21 50022 per
esse for quarters: i35 for halves.
Feed The levee is clear of everything
but hay. which is abundant and dull nt
SS7 tor choice, and J2:K-$24 for second
quality. A bid of S22 for ahoul 400 bales
of the latter was refused. Corn is firm at
i tats ..ma'...-. Br.m $H-tKSl.
Gimi and Poultry Chickens are firm
at :. '.ii''' l "in. with fair supply. Ducks
$Sti3 50. Geese 90g,7. Turkeys $14i2i).
Wild Ducks 3t,4. Wild Geese $810.
Wild Turkeys JllKej-lj. Venison fi(g,7i'.
Bear meat DMgiJOc. Quails S22 50 per
dosen.
Gunnies Good demsnd for second
hand at 16c to 17c.
Hides Prices are weak. Dry Flint
19c; Dry Salt 17c; Green Salt !t,'j to 10c;
Green Sc.
Iron Ttks Demand atuady. We quote
e to 7Xc
Live St kk ( 'hoice slim eht ering beeves
are scarce. Cornfed, 7' sc gross. Grass
fed, 3(u.5c gross. Grazing cattle, 2J'jC
gross. Hogs are steady at '.KJlOJc gross;
stock Hogs, 7eSc. She-p tire dull;
cboiue, $3(ti5 per head. Grazing, 81 50,
with no demand. Milch cows with calves
are dull at $3MtM). Work oxen, $75125
per yoke, with no demand.
Lumrer The market is steady. Fram
ing timber $25 per M: rough lumber 825
per M; dressed yellow pine llooring 840 to
45 per M; dressed poplar siding 825;
dressed white pine do. JS5; dressed clear
white pine (80; cypress shingles, 84 50 to
5 00; white pine do. 5 50 to ; 00; sawed
laths 82 75 to 3 09; doors 3x7, 94: 3x8, 95;
3x7,94 50; 2-tjx6, 93 25; sash, 8x10, 75c; lux
12, 91; 10x14, 91 25; 10x16, 91 50; luxlH,
91 74) Wxil:. ?2 ji.
Molasses Cubs 55c; Sorghum 5565c;
Louisiana sugarbouse, HOW, 75(85c;
Golden Siyrup 91 lo to 1 15 in barrels, ;:il
10c additional lu kuc. Sugsrbouse Syrup
70c to 91 25.
Naval Stores Tar, in kegs, JX 25 to
5 75 for Pine; in 40 gallon bbls, 88 to 1(1;
Pitch 96 per bbl; Oakum 85 lo -y. per
bale.
Nuts Filberts, Brazil and English i
Walnuts, 17c to 20c: Almonds 28 to 32e:
Texas Pecans 22c, Arkansas and Louisi
ana 12ytc; Peanuts, or Goobers, 7(u.8c.
Chestnuts 94 50 per bushel.
Oils 4al 39 to 41c; Lard 91 50 to 1 60;
Linseed 81 20 to 81 25; boiled do 91 30 to
91 35: lubicrating 50c to 75c; turpentiuo
65c to 70c; tanner's 91 10 to 91 25; castor
I 93 50 to 93 75; olive, 24 oz bottles, 919 per
basket.
Proouce Tbo market is well supplied.
Peachblow Potatoes, 0tii(5i?l per bushel.
Neshannocks.82(.i.2 lu per bbl. Onionadiill
at S4f:4 50 ier barrel. Bwal Potatoes, 50c
per bushel.
Provisions Several lots of bulk meats4
hart arrived, but prices are steady.
Clear Sides, 7.Va.l7o; Shoulders, 13;c;
Bacon Clar Sides, 1(21 -c; Shoulders,
17c; Mess Pork 832 50 in a small
wsy; Breakfast Bacon, 2Ufi22c: plain
Sugar Cured Hams, 24c. Lard is
steady; tierce, 1818'ic; keg, 19VC
paddy, 20J4(gi21'c. Pigs Feet, 83 00y 25
per kfrg; half bbls, 86.
PownEE Blssting 94 per keg. Rifle
96 50.
Kicr Carolina,
9'.(a,ViC Louisiana,
Si -oars Stocks
weak. We iuote:
Coffee A, lo,V;
are light and pneos
Hard refined, 17Sc;
B, ttjte; Extra C,
loScj C, ltlc; Kemarara. 15SCtl"'; Loui
siana old prousas, lo15Sc; Prime,
14Vloe; Kair, 14(.Hit Common, 129i
l '.'.c; Yellow ClariUcd, HSc; Island, 14
14Sc
Salt Xo barrel salt in market. Liv
erpool tine, $2 WKa3 per sack; coarse,
$2 ti.Vn.2 75.
Spirits Demmdfairand market steady,
Common Whisky 75c to $1 00; Proof fl 25
to 1 35.
Soda American, boxes, 7Sc; do. kegs,
6 to 7c. English, boxes 8S39t ; do. kegs'
7Xfle.
Shot Drop, per bag, $2 75; Buck $3.
Ssufp Garrett, box, fl(5; packed, 88.
Soap Palm Soap, Sc ; No. 1 do. 77Sc
Panola do. 10c; Erasive, 9 to 10c; Extra
Family, 8 to 9c; Castile 17c; imported do.
25 to 28c.
Starch TS to 7c per lb.
Tallow Dull at WfolOc.
JOB PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
PRINTING HOUSE
15 COURT STREET.
KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES !
Immense Arrival of New Material !
Five Lightning Job Presses !
Large Additions in Lithographic and
Gothic Types!
Beautiful New Book Faces in Picas
and Nonpareils !
Rich and Elegant Engravi-fl, Cuts.
Emblems and Vignettes !
Every kind of Business represented ! .
Endless Variety ofCards and Papers!
A Complete Job.Printing House !
mm- The proprietor takes occasion to again
eal the attention of the Merchant and TBisi- i
nmm Ken Memphis ice 1.-- aj, cn'1' : -c-flilliig
order for every description of Mm- ,
catilb Pkintiko reiulreu in tne uroce r
Cooutlng-rooici.
The mot perfect satisfaction will be ntven
In every" instance, and I 'km ks sh.ii.u he"14W
Orders rscectffnMy solieted.
S. C. TOOF,
noli Proprietor.
FOR SALE.
A HALF SECTION OF LAND,
VrlTH one-half In a good state of culllva
t lion, being in com and cotton this year,
the balance well timbered, comfortable Im
provements, with Uln. Press Orchard, etc.
lying live tulles east M. and T. Itallroad and
two salies of Looxaliocua, Deeioto county.
Miss. Price tU per acre.
MB w VUM.J.DOWM,
AUCTION.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, etc
i From a house declining liuslneos.
AT AUCTION,
MONDAY MORNING. December 6th.
AT N h'C1aX:K,
Consisting of Hlecliel DosmsUcs, FlnnnoK,
Twills, Kentucky .leans. It I an Hoi, JJel.mn.-.
I.iusevs, Merinos, Poplins. Tickings. I. mens,
t'Hslln'ercK, Knit Jacket nl 1'nderstilrts,
i in i k- ' oats, l'aiiu. Vests, Ouspenders, Tow
els, (Moves, HoMsry, moaka, ATaaa, simwi-,
etc.,
- W1THOCT RESEKV K
By GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL, Auct'rs,
del Cor. Second nd Adsms Sts.
AUCTION NOTICE.
ON and after this date we will hold OB rot
ular trade sales of Dry Uoods, Clotblnc,
Hoots, shoes. Hats, etc., every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND
FRIDAY Morning, at 10 o'clock.
GOTTLIEB & EZEKIEL,
Auctioneers,
Corner Second and Adams Streets.
dec3
Extensive Furniture Saie
BY W. H. PASSMORE & CO.,
Tuesday Morning, 7th inst.. at 10 o'clock.
Of new and second-hand Furniture, consist
ing of
Parlor Sets,
Bedroom Sets,
Bedsteads, Wardrobes,
ile.'. Tallies, Mattresses, Etc., Ktc.
SALE OFSTOCK.
ON KHIDAY, DECEMBKIt 17m. at my resi
dence, six miles nnnh of Forrest City,
Ark., I will sell a lot nt line Mares anil Colts.
M licit l ows, Work (Ixen, Beef Cattle, Hons
nnd Pork: also,
" Cyclops."
A thnroiigli-brc.l blood stallion, and " STER
LING," a short-horned Purham bull.
My creditors escclullv invltetl lo attend.
del A. f. UOODLUE.
Arls.ansas JPtxrxxx
AT AUCTION.
THK fnrTU, 1elonclni; to the estate of D.G.
UomilCM', dtTt'jLKl, IrtitK throe nih8
mrtli oi Krnst ( Itv, Ark., conutiniut;
Ken I'm -lfred ; will Ite (told to hlieht-Ht I
bidder, at Mh.Um.ii, Ark., WE1XKSIAY. D-
mmbm i", tfML
del A. T. GOOII,OE, Adm'r.
Cotton Land for Sale.
BOUT :xi' mm of the rirhtst eottoa hind
ii Chlrot iiunty. Ark., the finest rotton
rerlon in thp world: it Is lik:.'. huuk laud; I
formerly llelle Point, MM l Ike tirPt se
iMtMM on tin river; 150Uacro clrutetl, bi-
ance tiintr. readily salable as wmk1 or lurn !
Ier; leveed fronliiiK on Ike river, and eneir- ;
eten by a t antirul iaki-: it lias tin ureal ad-
VWNMBOf indepeiidenee ot the LetCtCrl oC the
main shore-, ana an w made a nnst seenre '
and beautiful domain. Valued, letore The I
war, at fTtKMfflff; M t1- imw ortorefi s( hw that
Hit- pftoflftyi of a silicic mil orop will pay for it, i
ii noi so;u ny ioni January, ust n witi oe
MMwiiti favorable toims.' Applvio
de JOHN T. JJ(AVIALI., Mt. Louis, Mo.
NOTICE.
I WILL offer the WILLIAMS TRACT OF
LAND, lu the county "i uUemhn. in Ar
kansas JMiH'iuitiK Frank Cochran', on the
Mili'mv Ud, for rent, at pubiie outeiy, in
the (own ; Marlon, in said eounty,
On the 8th of December Next.
The person refiling saiii tract of land will lie
reuirexl to uive uiuiuuMionable note, with
city ol MefpttM MOapl am ay payable m ibe
1st ot NovemtMM . lK7u, and a lien Ik retained
in the enp tor mm year Wl The renting to
take pla' - timing ie;al tioura.
de2 A. HOPOK. Reeeiver.
clNCE R Y S A LE
WEDNESDAY, December 15, 1869.
No, 2319, O. R. Chancery Couit of Memphis
Henrv T. James vs. Win. E. Kppes et.al.
HY virtue of an interlocutory decree in this
cause, I will sail, at public auctior, to the
highest tndder, in tne townorKoi-t Pickering,
on Weonesdat. Decern 1st 1", within le
Kal hours, the lollowingdcsorloeU Ileal Kbtate,
to-wit:
Thu south half of Block No. M, lu that part
of theeitj' of Mklupiiiii culled Fort Plckeriuir.
and lyiiiK between lilth tttrcel op the east,
and Poarth .street on the west, and (iholsoU
street on the south, ami the flrst alley east of
i iholson street on the north, fronting lHti feet
ti inches on Fifth streel and 41U feel on lihul
son street.
Tehms of Salk. Cash to the amount nf the
decree herein nnd costs: balance on a credit
EM twelve months. Equity of redemption
barred.
In case Ibe above tale shall loll to brine the
amount o; Ihe decree herein and iftst, then
and in that event the north halt of said
Block No. will lie sold, In lotH or stindivl
stoats; ssle to continue until the siiiouut
requisite to satisfy the decree herein sud
costs, in Cash, la yielded.
Terms of saleoi north half of Block No. ,r4
One-halt cash: balance on a credit of twelve
months. Equity of redemption harred.
noii A. ALSTON, C. nnd M. I
DRY GOODS.
GREAT
Reduction
SWEEPING
Reduction
Great Bargains
IN
DRY GOODS
This Week
B. Lowenstein&Bros
ON MONDAY
NOVEMBER 29th,
We will commence selling our Im
menso Stock of
STAPLE & FANCY
Dry Goods
AT ASTONISHINGLY
LOW PRICES J
Our Entire Stock has been
MADlf H ROWN
niLU UUffll
All thoie wishing to .soeure
Great Bargains
Should not fail to call before making
their purchanes.
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
Main and Jefferson Sts.,
Entrance to Wholesale Department,
244 Main Street.
)9 We offer Special Inducements
to Country Merchant,
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memphis and Little Rook Railroad.
TO MAOISOK AMI LlTTLK KoCK, ARKANSAS.
Uolng West Leave Hopeneld daily st 6:00
a.m.
Coming Kast Leave L'Angnllle at 1:80 p.m.
Kerry Boat leaves loot of Union St. st:UUa.m.
B. D. WILLI AMH,
General Agent and Superintendent.
Memphts and Louisville Railroad.
DEPART. AHRIV1C.
Day Express, city time 4:Ula.in. 2:16a.m.
NiKhl Ezpreaa, city Utne..2:46 p.m. 12Sa.m.
Ticket olflces No. Jt7 1-2 Main street and at
Depot, beal of Main street.
Steeping lar attached to Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Hall road, with
out change.
HAM. B. JONE8, Oen'l Snp'L
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIVE. DETART.
New Orleans Mail, dally 2:45 p.m. U:40a.ra
N. Orleans Express, dally. .JttO a.m. 4 JU p.m
Freight, dally except sun
day .2:35 p.m. 4:55a.m
Mall Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coffeevllle, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north of Urenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket offlce 237 1-2 Main street and at the
Depoi. Omnlbusses will call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders at 217 1-2 Main street.
A. a LIVERMORE, Oen'l Snpt.
C. P. OAKLEY, Oen'l Ticket Agent.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
rMall Train S:30 p.m. 12:US in.
F.xpress Train 10:: p.m. UHip.m
! Junction Aooom'odatlon. 8:15 a.m. SdUp.m
runnel ville AC'-omodation 9:45am. 4 40 p.m
Takes etlect Monday, 15tli.
V. I. RO.-sH. (ien'l Snp't.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notes for December, addressed to the
Kekiili: and Debilitated. This Is n trying
season for luvnlhU; indeed, for all who arc not
blessed with robust constitutions uud iron
frames.
Cold has come upon us suddenly, sealing up
t he open pores, and sealing in, as it were,
any .seeds of disease that may have leen
lurking In the system, hut which remained
undeveloped so long as the waste matter ol
the tsxly ami all acid and unwholesome hu
mors were freely discharged by evaporation
from the surface and through the bowels.
A tonic, aperient and alterative medirinels
now needed to Invigorate the vital powers
depressed by a low temperature; to stimulate
nnd purify the seorello, and to fit the body
to endure, without inconvenience, pain or
danger, the sudden climatic change which
ushers in the Winter.
The only preparation which will fully meet
this almost universal need, nnd will thor
oughly nnd safely perform the Important
work, Is the leading tonic and nlteratlveof
the age. Hi iSTETTEK 'S ST( I.MAI 'H BITTERS.
This popular specific improves the appetite,
Invigorates thu digestive organs, regulates
t he flow of bile, enriches the blood, calms the
nerves, relieves constipation, promotes su
perficial circulation and evaporation, ami be
ing composed solely of wholesome vegetable
elements, with a pure stimulant as their dlf
iusive vehicle, may be taken by the weakest
without feiir. The flavor Is agreeable; for, al
though the BITTERS arc a potent medic me.
they contain no nauseating element.
i
"Who Would Suffer ?"-lt Is now 22 years
since Dr. Tobias first introduced the " Vene
tlnu Liniment " in the United States, and
never In :t single Instance has his medicine
tailed lo clo all, if not more, than U stated in
his pamphlet. As an external remedy In
cases of Chronic Rheumatism, Headache,
Toothache, Bruises, Burns, ( uts. Sores. Swell
i.is. pnons., stints of Insect ami Pains in
Litulis. Bftck and 'hest, as noucprmi eura
tivo cowers are miraculous. Thken Inter
nally for the cure of Cholera, Colic, Diarrhea,
pvsciilery Sick Headache aud Vomiting, its
Swothinij iiccl I'eiifitrnllpH cjimlitles are felt
as soon as taken. The oath with which caoh
tactile Is accompanied will show that there Is
noticing injurious in its coiuikcsiiIou. Tiiou
sauds of certificates have leen received
speaking ot the rare virtues of ttiis valuable
aiti"'. Any person alter having used it cence
wl'l never be without It. Every bottle Of the
Mahaine has the : !nature of "H. 1. Tobias"
on 11"- eiusiue wraASacfj
SOid by Iho Dnrgglsu ami Storcaej(,.;s
throughout the Unltod States. Price, Sp cents.
DNMli If Park Place, New Yorkc
THE COMiTITUTItSlI dvEHTHROWM.
The Coiislitulion and Health may lie ruined
by a few applications of the lead or sulphur
hair dyes now In Ihematket. " Nut a Dye"
may lie the tto of such nostrums, but V
11K may h ne resnlt of uslug them. But
ONE HAIR DYE has been
TKlED AND ACQUITTED
Oi all Heleici i otts tendency, under the Infalll
laws of Science. Be it known to all. that
Cristaooro's Excelsior Hair Dye
lias been analysed by the distinguished
chemist. Professor Chilton, ami his certificate
ccf Its wholesoineueSH may he seen at Crista
doro's, 11 Astor House, New Y'ork.
CHISTAJJORO-S HAJ RPRESER VATI VE, as
a Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try It,
The Secret of Beauty lies in the use of
Hatpin's MnKiiolln Balm for the 'tmiplcxlon.
KiciiKhuesH, KocIucks, Blotches, Sunlinrn,
Fic-cklcf anil Tan cHHpenr where 1( i ap
plied, stud a bparitlfnl complexion of pure,
satin-like texture is obtained. Thu plaiuoKt
feature are made to glow with Healthinl
Bloom and Youthlui Beauty.
llemeintjer, Hasan's Magnolia Balm U the
thing that produces these elfects, aud auy
Lady ran seenre It for 73 oents at any of our
stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair nse Lyon's
Katlcalrnn. a
ALLCOCK'S PttRBuS PLASTERS.
Siirr uml Ih-y Tlintit cured by half a Plaster;
usually in two or three hours.
Dr. Oreen, No. 863 Broadway, New York, In
forms us he sold on Monday. June 2i.
two Plasters to a young woiuau suffering
very se verely from Inmliago. On Thursday
she called to get two more lor a friend, and
then slated how the two she had purchased
on Monday had relieved her lmraedialely
after puiting them cu, and cvrvd her in lyo
tiny ecl a most distressing pain In her back
ami loins.
Alloock's Porous l'lnstcrs have been found
spec i ti t lor Jllu ttiMttitdii 11 the H'ritU.
In Remote Settlements of Untold Value.
Fond makes blood; blood makes the body.
U the lilood lie pure, the Ixxiy Is healthy. Ho
If we are not In health, we know some Impu
rities are linking about which must Ice re
moved, and the sooner the bettr.
ItrnnJr- !'.:'.: " '""if i row riu -ymrm
I which JWury iu ftu no lotion.
The wonderful cures effected by Hrannic c V
Pills have arrested the attention ol enlight
ened physlotani. Upwards of live thousand
; now use tbein in their daily practice, iciid
I WO ICUUUCCU ccm c .....i . . ni iwti-
inccny as to their Innocence and value, as
cleansers of the Isiwels and blood.
Thuir untold value Is Ui those living iu set
tlement where docUira can only be had at
great expense. For if you ar"p sick, you
have onlv to take one or more doses of Brand
ret h's Pills to get cured. Full directions are
with each box. Hold by all druggists.
Bstchelsr's Hair Oje.-Tlils splendid Hair Dye
la the best in the world; the ouly true and
period Dye; harrutesa, reliable, instantane
ous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
rciuedien tne III effect of bad Dyes; invigo
rate and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
HL.ACK or bkiiWn. Hold by all Druggist and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Balcbel
or'fi tVlg Factory, No. 16 Bond atreot, N. Y,
From the l'liilndelidila Kvenlng Telegraph.
Wc advise persons having diseased hair
to use Prolessor Christy's celebrated Hair
I.olio. It Ik put up In a bottle and box. La-ilu-s
who one use Lollo discard every other
preparation for tiie Hair, as It Is the best
dressing for the Hair in the world. The Lo
tto never falls to remove the worst casaaof
Daudi cc i: . and restore gray and bleachtsi Hair
la its natural color.
For sale by cirugglst; sample bottles sent
to any address in the United States by exprews
for It, PROF. CHR1HTY & tXM
'o. 711 Chest nut street, Phlladelphiu, Pa.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Paris Mantel Clocks
AND SIDE PIECES.
F.D.BARNUM&CO.
Old firm Pooley. Barnum & Co.,
265 MAIN STREET, COR. COURT
New & Rich Jewelry.
INSANE ASYLUM.
ST. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR TnK
INSANE, St. Louis, Mo. This Inslitulmu
was founded by the Sister's of Charity, Au
gust 10, ISS8. It Is private and first-cliiss in
Its arrangement and accommodation, in
sane patients of both sexes and of all do
nomluat ions are reouived, also those addicted
to taking oplnm or other stimulant to ex
cess and desire to correct. For terras, etc.,
apply to Dr. J. It. BAUDUY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR. autfg
TRUSTEES' SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION.
BYvlrtuo of a !xf. of Trust, recorded iu
Book rl, potces iuk-'T-'K-'J of the IUcltUtr'
Offlce of Sheliij county, 'IViiiu-hk?, t-xecuted
i me by Henry G. Dent and Alexander M.
Frrjfnuon. for the purione of seen rf n k n cor
Uin imiel.i.-tniiss, therein riet forth, 1 will,
itrcordlng to the terniH of said deed.
On Wednesday, December 10, 1869,
Between the honrsof 11 o'clock a-in. ajid 12
o'clock m., at the northeast corner of Union
and Second streets. In the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, sell at public auction, to the high
est aud Icest bidder, for cash, wee from the
right of redemption which is expressly
wnlvett ihe following described real estate,
lying in the county ofShelhy, Stale of Ten
nessee, nnd in the city of Memphis, to-wlt;
I-ot Number fourteen (14). in block sixty
two (621, as laid down on what was formerly
known as South Memphis, fronting one hun
dred and ten (10) feet on the north side ol
Beal street, nnd running back northwardly,
between paiallel lines, twit hundred nnd forty-four
; ! feet to the dividing line between
the John Rice and the Ramsey grants, it be
ing the same ground on which receully stood
' The Botauleo Medical 'ollege " bnlhltng.
Also, nnotber lot, being a part of lot num
ber one 1 1. in block forty-six I sic, on the plan
of south Memphis, nnd hounded as follows!"
Beginning at a point on south side of Beal
street, one hundred and forly-two feet,
west from the intersection of the west side of
I: Sc.!.. strcd with the south side of Beal
siieet, an i running thence south wanlly, and
perpendicularly from Beal street, one hun
dred aud twenty-live (la5) .'set to an alley:
thenct weslwafdly and parallel with Beal
street, along said alley, one hundred and ti fty
(1501 feet; thence northwardly one hundred
and twenty-five 1 125) feet to Beal street; thence
eastwardlv, with Bcal street, one hundred
and fifty c'ItOi tect to the beginning.
I will sell by the lot, or In parrels to suit
purchasers. The title Is deemed good, but I
will convey onlv as Trcstee.
ocau JNO. If. i ARMACK, Trustee.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
I WILL, nt the December Term, 10, of the
County Court, apply tor letters ol Admin
istration on the estnte of Edward Cherry, de
censed. jde4 II. DOW.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
William Cownrd")
vs. J- Landlord's Hen, Code 3."1 1,
Angus. Taylor. I section
BF.FoRK James Ham.. Justice of the Peace
forMielhy county, alfldavlt having been
uisde in this iause. and attachment issued
and let ttined, levied upon the crop made upon
the premises; It is therctore ordered that
publication be made In the Memphis Dally
i"'f.. ... a newspaper publnhe4l In the city
of Memphis, for lour successive weeks, com
manding the said Angus. Taylor to appear
before me nt my offlce,city of Memphis, inthc
Hth Civil District of said county, on the 7th
day of January, 1K7J, ami make defence to
laid suit agaiust him, or it will lie proceeded
with export''. JAMES BALL,
Justice Peace for Shelby county.
J. E. TEMI'LE, Attorney. dec3
Attachment Notice.
C. A. Taylor vs. Hanson Holbrook.
AFFIDAVIT for attachment having been
made in this cause, in pursuance of sec
tion Ht55 of the Code of Tennessee, and at
tachment having been Issued, levied aud re
turned, etc.:
It 1, therefore ordcrwl. Thai the said de-
I lendants appear tcefore me, on the 1st day of
January, itu. si tu o ciock nm., nmi ctctenct
said suit, ot the same will le taken for con
fessed icnd the ease heard cxnarte; und thatn
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Daily Appeal. s. A. MOOHE, J. P.
For Shelby county, Tennessee.
Srrnggs & Duncan. Attorneys. no'iO
Attachment Suit.
Municlpal Court of ihe t'tly ot Memphis.
H. a. Taylor Co, Plslntlffr, vs. W. T.
Baker and P. Morgan, Defendants.
'I.EBK'aOFricK. November JS.
VFFIDAVIT tor atlschment having Is-n
made in lids c-ase in pnrsuance cf section
-!.! of the Code of Tenneasee, nnd attai'hmeul i
iiuving been issued and returned by the
proper officer " levied, etc.," on the property
of tne delendants, Baker .V Morgan:
It is thereto-reordered. That said defendants ;
jjM;ftr at th Mnnicioal Courtrooru, in ihe ;
fty 01 M (in phu, Tenn:, on or hefore the first ;
Tu-sclay In aunary nexT, and defend this :
suit, or the same will tee takeh for confessed J
:cs to them, and the cast set for hearing ex-i
parte; and mat a uopy of this oruer be pub-
ilshed once a week, for four consecutive !
weeks, in the Memphis Dally Appeal.
A popy; PB ' NK TAFT. Clerk. '
HyM Wyatt, Att'ys tnr Plaintlffii. no.no :
Non-Resident Notice.
No. .W3In the chancery Court of Memphis, ;
Tennessee. Valerious Haniord. Executor,
etc., vs. W. J. Norris et kL
TT ..jcp. 1 1 . from ufRdavil in this cause
I that the d-terdnt, John U Armour, K A.
Jiandrsick, Q. D. .Campbell, It. W. Campbell
and O. T). Uilw.n, Adm'rs ccf Mrs. F. P. Drake,
are non-resldeuts ol theststeof Tennessee: j
it 1. tic. -relon- ordered. That they make I heir j
appearance herein, at the Courthouse In the i
t-it vol Memphis. Tenn.. on the rtist Monday I
in January. 1K70. and plead, answer or de
mur to Complainant Hill, or the same will be i
taken for confessed as to them, and set for i
healing exparte; and that a copy cd this or- I
der ls pnbflhed once a week, lor fonr suc-,c-
c . its, in .Ice Memphis Appeah
AllUt7HT(N ALSTON, Clcik aud Muster.
A copy attest;
By Bbnj. O01.MAN, Deputy 1 Ictk and Master.
Haniord Kay, Hols, for Complainant, noi;
Non-Resident Notice.
In the Circuit Court of Shelby county D.
Boweii and wife. Km ma Ij., vs. Paul ft Kay,
a minor Petition for Division of Ileal Ka
tate. IT appearing: lrr.ee; arrtu.,vil in Ih! cause
.'that the deft iiilant, Paul C. Kay, Is a non
resident of the state of Tennessee:
It Is Ihereiore ordered. That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in
the city of Memphis. Tcnu.. on the fourth
Monday In January, IS7C, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant hill, or. t he same
will be taken lor confessed as to him and
set for bearing exparte; and that a copy ol
this order lie published onoa a week, for wur
successive weeks, inthc Memphis Daily Ap
peal. M. D. 1.. STKWAUT. Cleric.
A copyattest :
Bv H. F. 1 01.KM.lv, Deputy clerk.
Scruggs & Duncan, Sols, lor complalnanf.
MM
Non-Resident Notice.
Municipal Courl of Memolils, November
Term, 1W.
,U15, A.Ic-rt. Hill, Adm'r of M. R. Hill, de
ceased, vs. BaOMS Hticut.
ON motion nf plalnttrr" attorney, nnd it
ciPijc-Hrliiic to thi) sattsractlon ol the
Court rriMl ari original uttnchment was had
and levied in this ea., returnable to this
term of thu Court; and It further appearing
that the defendant la a non-resident of thlfl
Httite, net that the ordinary prtceess of law
cannot lie served upon him: It Is ordered
that publication be made, tor four successive
weeks In the .Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
published in the city of Memphis, reiiirlhK
iciici to appear before the -Indue of this I ourt,
at the court-room of said court, on USaflrifl
TtieKday in January. 1S7. helm; one cf Ihe
days of January Term. IsTtl, ot said Court, or
inclement, by delimit, will be taken against
lillff." l'IUKl( TAKi' Clerk.
Stephens .i Stephens, Atl'y forPllfl. no21
Administratrix' Sale.
ON MONDAY. THF. 2Stm DAY OP NO
veinlter, Isiiy. I will proceed to sell, on
the premises of the lute P. U. Peyton, In
Bhftlby Hiuntr and State of Tennessee, to the
higlitil ti.ddf.r all the personal effeots of
l. II. Peyton, deceased, consisting ccf horses,
mules, c-aitle. iiccirs, farming fools, wagons,
corn and fodder, liouseiiolct and kilchen tur
iitturn. Sale to commence at f o'clock.
Terms cash. M. A. PEYTON,
una) Adni'i of P. 11. Peyton, dee'd.
Insolvent Notice.
HAVINr? qualified its the Administratrix
of the estate of B S. Wj line, deceased, i
and suggested the Insolvency thereof to the
i icuntv Court Clerk; nil tervons Indebted to
said estate are hereby requested to come for- I
ward and make sell lenient ; and all persons
holding claims against the sunie, are notillecl
to appear and Hie theui, duly authenticated
In tne manner prescribed by law. on or be
fore the first day of March next, or they will I
be forever barred, both in law and equity.
MAKTHA W. WYNNE,
Aduc'x of IS. S. Wynne, deceased.
Tliis Noveiniier II, l!x. no!2 j
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
FI SAL SKTTLEMKNT.
TIIAVE file-d my accounts and voucheis In
the cai-e of my Admlnfstration of the Ks
ate of Thomas Kimble, deceased, with the ,
Clerk of our County Conrt, and will apply at
I be in XI term of.tlieroun iohavetne seine
allowed aud coirflrmed, when those (cersons j
enter, sled may all1 ml and enter their objec
tions. If any they have.
HENKY T. JONE8, Adm'r.
November 8. Vm. novS j
Administratrix Notice.
VTOTK E is hereby given, that the under
jl signed was, at the October Term, Inw. ol
the county Court of Shelby county, duly
qualified as Administratrix of the estate of
Edwin Whitfield, deceased; and lhat all per
sons having claims against the said estate
are required to present theui, duly authenti
cated, wltliiu the time prescribed by law, or
tlie-y will be barred; and those Indebted to
the same are requested to make Immediate
payment. Persons having business con
nected with estate willcall upou Major Virgil
V. Moore, No. 1 Howard's Kow.
not FANNY T. wmiribi.", vum x.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE-
J. W. Jefferson vs. t. Henry McConnack.
AFFIDAVIT for Attachment having been j
made In this cause. In pursuance of sec- i
tlon ;i,455 of the code of Tennessee, and attach- '
ment having lajen issued, levied, and return- !
ed, etc. It Is therefore ordered that the said
defendant appear ttetore cue, on thenuth day
of Decerning, at 10 o'clock, a.m., and defend
said suit, or the same will be taken for con
fessed, and the case beard ex parte, and that
a copy of the order be published once a week.
teir IOlir SUn-WSIIC) wrcerc to Lite eietiipiiiH
Daily Awkal. JAMEISHAI.L.J. P.,
for Ktaelby County, Tenn.
IIXHX, HEAlOi AMlLLM. Attorneys. no8
NOTICE.
IWI I.L npply, at the December Term id-oui
Hbelhy County Court, for n uondriunTlon
of my settlement as the Administratrix nf
the estate of the late Dr. Zeno T. Harris, de
ceased. All persons Interested are hereby
notified. "Cd i K. F. HARHJM.
RAILROAD MEETING.
BY authority of tho stockholder "s conven
tion, held at AU-rdeeu, Miss., on Uth No
vember, UsW, I am Instructed to notify the
sKtckholders In the Memphis, Holly Springs,
okolona aud Selma Railroad ('ompany to
meet at Okolona, Miss., on KRIDAY. S DE
CEMBER, 1860, for thu purpose of electing
Thirteen Directors lor the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other business as
may come before them. All are requested to
be present. MINOR MERIWETHER,
it2a lievretary.
Walker Brothers & Co
229 MAIN STREET, 229
CLAY BUILDING.
RETAIL STOCK MARKED DOWN !
RETAIL STOCK MARKED DOWN !
RETAIL STOCK MARKED DOWN!
BARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
A SURPRISING REDUCTION !
As GveryixMiy is awaro that wo are going out of the RETAIL DRY GOODS
BUSINESS, we therefore will eontinnc to soli our
ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK OF
Clothing, Dry Goods and Furnishing Goods
AT GREATLY
OUR RETAIL STOCK MUST BE SOLD, AS WE
Design Doing an Exclusive Wholesale Business.
no28 v 8
Carolina Life
OF MEMPHIS,
Hon. JEFFERSON
M. J. WICKS, 1st Vice-President.
W. F. BOYLE, Secretary
Assets over : : :
Annual Income over
principal officeno. 291 main street.
W It lei with ranch pleasure the Managers of this Company tender o its Pnllcy Holder
and the public their congratulations on Its success for the past two years, Its present condi
tion aud future prospects. Policies Issued on all the improved plans of Life Insurance. We
refer the general public to our policy holders.
TT. X3. BTJIiTTTiJaY, 33. F. W HITS. Tr.,
Special Asent. Stat o Agont for Toan
wman
SOUTHERN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
General Office, 17 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
ASSETS 1st NOVEMBER,
Dividends to Policy-Holders,
BOAIclD OF1
MEMPHIS,
R. C. BRINKLEY. Pres't M. and L. R. R. R.
W. H. CHERRY, Pres t Chanjberof Commerce
F. M. WHITE. President, M. and T. R. R.
AMOS WOODRUFF, Vice-Pres't, Memphis.
F. S. DAVIS, Pres t 1st Nat. Bank. Memphis.
C. KORTRECHT, Att'y-at-Law, Memphis.
T. A. NELSON, President, Memphis.
OPFICEf?.fii i
T. A. NELSON, President. SEN MAY, Secretary.
AMOS WOODRUFF, First Vice-Prest'. F. M. WHITE, Second Vice-Pres't.
C. T. PATTERSON, Ass't Secretary. F. S. DAVIS, Treasurer.
THOMPSON Sl CO.,
Agents for Tennessee and North
Kpiiprnl
'
J. T. PETTIT. Wm. SIMPSON.
PETTIT SIMPSON,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants
No. 15 UNION STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments.
Instructions Strictly Obeyed.
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS.
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TRADERS,
COTTOIW FACTORS
AMD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 3sA Front Street,
CONSIGNMENTS to us by river Insured In
our open policy. Orders promptly filled,
and liberal cash advances on produce, A ton
tinual Increase of our business Is the best evi
dence of satisfaction given. sel daw
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
O. N". O 33, Jr.,
SADDLERY,
AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,
HAS REMOVED TO
3X7 l-B MAIN
noU
T.
500 Bags Cotton Yarn
sOMPRUUNQ several makes. We will
V make an extra discount to parties wnnt-
lug round lots.
Yi . iv. Ja'joitc s CO.,
nu
JW Mala tiuwie
WALKER BROS. & CO. 229 MAIN ST.
Insurance Co.
TENNESSEE.
DAVIS. President,
J. T. PETTIT, 2d Vice-President.
J. H. E0M0N0S0N, Geaeral Agent.
$654,000 00
500,000 00
1869, OVER - $600,000
July 1, 1869,-40 PER CENT
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DIRECTORS :
TENNESSEE.
I HUGH TORRANCE. Cotton Farfor, Memphis
J J. WELLER, Slerckar.t, Memphis.
C. W. FRAZER, Attorney-at-Law, Memphis
J. W. McCOWN. Merchant, Memphis.
! H. A. PARTEE, Ccm. Merchant, Memphis.
! C. C. SPENCER. President, Louisville. Ky.
I JOHN B. CORDON. President, Atlanta, Ga
Mississippi.
Orders for Supplies filled at Lowest Rates.
bo24
TRANSPORTATION.
QUICK TIME EAST!!
Louisville Route Always Ahead
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
Commencing May 2, 1869.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
WILL TO!? AS FOLLOWS ON THI
Memphis and Louisville Railroad Line:
Leave iMemphls (city ttmeW .00 a.m. 2:45 p.m.
Morning train from Mem plus ikees not run
on Suuday.
Leave Memphis, city time, I .no a.m. 2:45 p. m.
Arrive at Naashvilte 11 34s pun. 5:UUa.m.
Sleeping Cars on Kvenlng Train from Mem
phis U Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates
Can be procured at the Comri
Main street, and at Depot, h
iofflce.237 1-2
f Mains.
or by the
MC BimXCLliC I "llt"e'ke'C, III
Memphis City Transfer Company: at Hotels,
t'nvate lieslilcncCM, or eili iKiaro ttctais, xo an
priiirtpal iointa Kast and North.
SAM. B. JONES, anpt.
Sell Howkll. Iass-iiKer Agent. suKO
Memphis and Ohio Railroad,
Louisville A Nashville R. R. Co., lessees.
FREItiHT OFEICK.
MKMPHIS. TKN.N'.. (Icteils-r 'J.
N and alter this ilstc, :iit i-'reiahts lor
or this
rnad, except Cottwu, will be received at
she Navy Yunl Warehouse, foot ef Market
street.
Delivery of Freights, as heretofore, at head ;
of Main street.
A. J. KNAPP, Agent.
A. A. Paton. O. F. A. cccdl
Tri-weekly Stage Line.
U. S. Mall and Passenger Coaches from
Gaines Landing to Camden, Ark.
LEAVES GAINES' LANDING
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
AT 7 A.M.
no wit POPE & MITCHELL.
Mississippi and Tennessee R.R.
CHANGE OP TIME.
ON AND AFTXR SUNDAY, NOV. II, lSt,
until further notice, trains will run wi
follows:
New Orleans Mail. Daily Leaves Mem
phis at 12 mc, making direct connections
for New Orleans, Vlcksbnrg aud all point
Sooth.
Express, Daily Leaves Memphis 4:15 p.m..
making direct connection for Coffeevllle.
Water valley, Uxford, Holly Springs, and
all points North of Urenada, on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
Hcisajage checked through
Procure tickets at 2SR)., Main street, or at tha
Decj
pot. umuinuses win
it. Omnibuses will call for
udJ ciieck baggage
iv leaving orders at
Main street. A. S. LIVERMURK,
C. P. Oaklbv, G. T, A. InoM Oon'J sjup't.
ARRIVED!
PER SHIP MINNIE A.
40 BUTTS
GENUINE SHERRY WINES,
ASSORTED GRADES,
FROM THE CELEBRATED HOUSE OF
GONZALEZ & BYASS,
OF JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, " SPAIN,"
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT
NEW YORK IMPORTERS' 60LD PRICES, OR EQUIVALENT IN CURRENCY
B. J. SESAMES & CO.
)&f Having learned that parties in this and other cities, pretend lo el
the " Yanniasee" Whiaitey, we hereby give notice that we will bring unit torn
damages against any RESPONSIBLE party veo may discover attempting to seil :hl
brand f Whiskey, and will publish them as selling a SPURIOUS article. We have
had the sole use and control of the " Yacnissee" brand for nearly twenty years, an
none is genuine without our brand on the barrels.
3. J. SEMMES Sl CO.
FRESH WARM GOODS !
FLANNELS HD LINSEYS.
BLANKETS- WHITE AND GRAY,
KERSEYS AND JEANS.
WHITE KENTUCKY JEANS AND LINSEYS,
0SNABURGS AND PLAIDS,
HEAVY WOOL HOSE -UNDER AND OVERSHIRTS,
CHEAP JEWELRY-fine stock,
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS,
THREADS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS.
CORSETS AND NOTIONS of all sorts,
Just opened by WM. R. MOORE &. CO.,
299 Main Street Memphis. Tenn.
WILLIAM ORGII.L.
DUfFD OBUILU
OrgiH Brothers & Co.
IMPORTERS
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
NOS. 310 AND 312 FRONT ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
A C eMPLKTE ASsOKTMENT OK
FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE
nr are DIRECT IM
?V Domestic Uoods frc.
t he trade. We are HOLE
Gill Steel Srush Cotton Gin ;
Marvin & Co.'s Greatly celebrated Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Sorghum Mills, Bradford's (Cincinnati) Wheat and Com Mills.
And many other article too nrmerou to mention. Acrieuitnr! Implement In gmt v
i rlety. French window UUm. uku. MptaU, (
I TERMS t AHH. OK SSIUKT CITY Ac !
CUBBINS
IROIM FOUNDERS
H
AVINtl THE LAROEHT AXD MOOT COMPI.STE EOUNDRY AXD MACHINE SHOP I
the South wott, are prepared to do all work in
THE MACHINERY LINE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER
THKY KEEP ON II AND A STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC
WROUGHT IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
Which will be cut ant fitted I order, promptly and well. One of the firm give constant at
tention to the building of the very best
FRENCH BURR GRIST MILLS,
Which, for dnrablllty and satisfactory working, are unsurpassed. BMCTTEM, BOLTTN
CLOTHES AND i .KATHF.lt BF.LT1NU, is full supply, and cheaper toan eUewhera.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Adams St.-aet, between Fourth and Bayou. Memphis. Tenn.
Memphis Nursery,
o
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
APPLE, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM, CHERRY, APRICOT
NECTARINE QUINCE & ALMOND TREES.
GRAPE VINES IN VARIETY, ESPECIALLY
CONCORD AND SCUPPERNONG.
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, ETC.
A very thrifty stock, at moderate prices. Address
IBLOOQISr cfc GILBERT,
R. B. KuKN, )
J.M.UII.11KRT.JR.X
JOHN PUNNETT,
Of Now York.
W. J. PORTER,
PORTER, PACE CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 140 Pearl Street, New York
MISCELLANEOUS.
AI.CX. MURRAY.
ft K. Kltie.KI.
MURRAY & RIDGELY,
-MERCHANT TAILORS,
31 MADISON STREET,
Eant of Clark's Jewelry Store,
MEMPHIS, TENN..
NEW YORK AND ST. LOUIS
ROSS. ROBERTS & CO.,
sUstft vMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 91 Front Stukkt, New York,
Pay special attention to the pu:
urchase of Cof-
lee, Sugar, Syrups, Ragging
pe. Iron, Tlfc
e-!e- . e-le.
Blcckinar, Roberts, Chandler & C&
c. North Commercial Street.
:m i .i.v kk. sr. Louis, Mt
mwx coMwmuaa liiii i i"
Make the purchase of Ragging, Ripe. Haceni,
Klieiir, Corn and other Western Prixlueis a
Mpwialty, giving close attentlou U freights
Cftutracts and condition it gooils. H''
Chance for Making Money.
WT E are desirous of closing out business a
VV Ratesrllle, on the Mississippi ami Ten
nessee Railroad. Toany one wishing to com
mence business, we would sell our small and
well selected stock of Dry Uoods
AT COST AND CARRIAGE.
For further Information we would refer to
Mr. W.J. Smith, with Menken Bros., Me ra
phis, Tenn., or tons at Batesvllle.
se WALKKK .t STANFORD-
To the White Mea of the 12th Civil District.
day bast.
SMITH," FROM CADIZ,
. I DXMISOX.
jc. a. 1 cu
AND DEALERS IN
twt
aiso. Buckeye Reapers and
aMcns. Hrltini, w heal lie. rehire, eic
i .l'I A M K, myU
& GUNN,
AIMD MACHINISTS
AND-
308 Front St., 3MConxplxi". T-
J. W. PAGE, Jb.,
Late of Memphis
Registration Notice.
'TMIE fo
ng appointments '.
trebv announced:
eiegistrm-
1 tloi
First W
. Miller, SS Main street.
-Wm. chase, jr.. ti Poplar as.
C P. Adams, l5 Second -tree.
Klfth Ward R. J. Uoughner. Room Jl Court
House.
ixth Ward-Wm. A.Melsom. Wsidran Bloek.
Seventh Ward O. C. Jones, corner Hernando
ctreet and south Market House.
Elglith Ward-Wru.Tait.Riuff City Mills.Pop-
I J. D. Danbnry. Chelsea House,
lB. f. Boon, sr.. corner Hernando
onlcewill be open from 9 o'clock
fr""" TP BOUOHNER,
of Regnitration for Shelby
County.
Choice Home at a Bargain.
am My place near German town, Tenn., Is
for sale. It contains about Ninety Acres,
about Sixty open and In cultivation, the bal
ance in Umber; orchards of choice fruit. Ap
ples, Peaches, Pears, etc This place fronts
on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about
one-quarter of a mile from the Dfcpot. A
very comfortable Dwelling with all neees
sary out-buildings.
The location is particularly lnvlMn to the
business men of the city. I am determined
to sell and feel satisfied that the pries and
terms can be made satisfactory to the pur
chaser. I will take pleasure in showing the piste to
any who may favor me with a call.
nolO I. M. WOODSON
WM. FRYE,
Portrait 3EaiX3.tox-.
Has returned to the ctty. and win. In ru
mri nave his studio at H anbury's old