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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL- THUK8DAY, JANUARY 18, 181 0.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Redemption of National Curreney.
MGCLATIONS ir THI TBKASCKY DE-
PARTMKNT.
The following regulations are adopted in
.leu of all which liavh (teen heretofore tunned
uy the Treasury Department in regard to the
redemption of Culled (Mates curreney :
CTI LATKD CCRBKNCY.
Mutilated currency U redeemable tiv tlie
Treacur-r the United btaUs, at WaMiing
lout i. C-, and by no ttaer officer.
N 1TKD STATU KOTESi.
Notes presented for redumption, the abra
sion or loss of substance from which does not
exceed one-twentieth of tbe.r original pro
portions, will he redeemed a whole notes.
L Fragments of notes will not be redeemed
In full, except when proof is adduced by affi
davit that the misslnif parts of such notes
nee ! such affidavit, frae-
txis-cdlng by measurement
i surface. :il l' re
pi i portion to the wliole note
neral iule I v twentieths,
ites which have teen torn, no
Ii. but of which all the frag
iihI. or defaced, no matter
at it is certain they are gen
rmed at their full face value
lug the
original remittance.
INTKAKiNGKEJSTBF KOTE&.-
The rules for the redemption of mutilated
United (States notes are iik wtae applicable to
mutilated iiileresi-beartug notes.
ouk)hr of two years Ave percent. Treas
ury notes septrated from the notes of which
thev eonatituted a part, are of no value ex
cept alien presented for redemption with the
notes to a Inch Ihev belong. Coupons should
tioD d not apply to o)i. pon i
Oilier than five xi cent- notes
FKA I I S.V1. CTTUIE'
Defaced fractional notes. If
considered as in u1 dated when
e, are not
tented for
OOWcMlaa
not more
as a xuatll-
redeiupuon, nor
iiiu I lie note
a
it .-lie regard
L Fragments of a r.ote will not be redeemed
unleash shall be clearly evident that tia-y
constitute one-half or more of one original
note' in which case a note, however mutil
ated ' w ill In imliimiad 1n proportion to the
a Il.ree cent note, by one-third of
utsof a three e. n: note will not
1, unless such fragments eonsti-ro-tiurds
oi the note lu lis ortgi-
ed notes presenfsi tor redemption
Bra oi uoi less than three dollars
uual value.
of th.
I'.MTtO STATKS SKCl'KITir.
OS OF 1SS1.
Dated Wl, and rvdeeTnaS:'' twenty years
from Janua
t.'iiii year.
Interest 6
annual.'. . J
r auia semi
1st. These
lssl (dated varl-
si.4i5,eoo
Asg. S, l&ci
(dated Nov. 16, 1
Under Act Jul)' 1
in exchauge lc
ISM I
Under Act March ;
pal made espex
gold coin, (dated
3u.uOU.ttlO
5. lMd.
ov. It).
lsU, and pr.uci-
aiiy payable In
June fsTiSM)
mum
Comioasilv termed uid i-2Us. Bated May 1. i
..si .,!. niiNVHH un.i . .
In twenty years from date. Interest b per
cent, in pasii payable 1st May and November.
issued under Act of Feb. 25, i'b2. 61t.771.tuu
5-jus or ls6t.
Bated Nov. 1, bA. Redeemable after five
aijd payable i:i iwenly years. Interest ti per
cent, lu gold, , ayabit 1st May ajld November:
Issued under Act Mureii :i. UM, (prin
cipal specified as payable in gold '(.
Issued under Act June M, IMhL LI.jtl,JUU
I sated JCov. 1, lsi. Redeemable after five
and payable in twenty years. Interests per
cent, in gold, payabV 1st May and Novem
ber: J isued under Act of March a. low ..JuC.TTTiO
5-2UB or lsHI.
Paled JolT 1,15. Interest I jer cent. In
gold, payable January and July. They are
redeemable in ova and payable in twenty
rears.
Issued under Act ot March 5, lav, in
exchange for 7-ns on verted, and
amount Angus: i.ls,.-. to 4a3i,&,fcO
5-Jus or lsu7.
Bated Juiv 1st, 1". Interest 6 per cent. In
Hold, psysoie jsniia
redeemaole in o and
Issued under Act i.i
in exchange roi 7-3tl
amount August 1st
j- -Xis
Hated July 1st. 1NS7
payabie in 'J) years,
gold, payable 1st Jan
Issued under Act Ma
and July. They are
ay able in 20 years.
Inn li 3d, ldtkj,
-on verted, ami
IBM, to J332JSJM
.1 .S..7.
Redeemable In 5 and
Interest 6 per cent, in
August 1st,
1SU8, to....
.W7i,
5-2US or IMS.
1st, l";s. r.i'deemable in 5 years
in au years. Interest ti per cent,
ble January and July 1st.
Act Marcli 3d, 15, in
t :.-s, an ; ain'ul
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10-4US.
ID
JSS
Dated March 1
payable lu 4l y
gold, payable !-
letsi Redeemable in lOand
m. InUrest percent, in
' 1st oi March and (septemls-r on
lKnd- and on ail coupon bonds
niuauon of w and Il.OuU. On
mi bonds Intel est is paid aunu-
Act of March 3d. lt3,
Iiient March M, .
a able .u gold .flW.2sl.50u
FIC KA1L.BOAII ('l'WtKM' 68.
ary li. lstw. and ariousi tl.ere
Lohds are issued by Kksl Uovern
lets of July 1st, : aud July .
dick reieiving ilieircliarterfrom
K'h gives them the right to con
ids to and from the I'aci tic coast,
miiiietiou ol each twenty miles
f. S. PAt
Baled Jaut
after. Then
nieut under
lt4.to mnipi
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Co
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the
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IP DUTIES,
liracl, or renewal
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of san
Bank C
B1U of
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sT. 0 W
Bill of Liuilliii to domestic port.- U 50
Bond of Indeiuiilty.'each (luuu it part U 90
Bnd lor Fxeeuting Duties of anv otlice... 1 uu
Certificate ot M-k
Certificate of Is postt, not exceeding tluu.. 0 01
xceedlUK 10u 0 06
Certificate Marr
Deeds or Mortgaj
oes of Real Ksti
Do., exceeding I
MOO
Do., excct.-liugtl
Draft or Order at
Draft, not at sigh
Lease, or Assigu
; . i
Lease above aaui.
or part
JJortgage, or As
$W and not o
Mortgape, for ea
Notei, R.1 ja,"h II
Receipwior
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Power U. Kell or
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f, not exceeding tow .... 0 90
uu and not exceeding
uuti
(i, for every louu or frac-
,f 0 50
ght 0 H
for each I1UU ar part ... 0 06
enl of same, not over
0 M
i each additional fJUU
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b sell slocks or collect
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Bower to
of Nous or Draft,....
FINANCE.
OrricK or the Daily Appeal,)
MKMruis.alanuary 12, 1870.
There was but little fluctuutiou to re
port in the financial market. Currency
was somewhat more stringent, and ap
lilvHattons for loans not entertained.
. business was less active than yesterday,
and no excitement prevailed in any de
partment. Exchange was scarce and in demand at
unchanged notations. Commercial sight
ills on New York and Eastern cities
were taken at Xc discount. Selling
rates arc parf 1 ,c
Gold was quiet, with no transactions of
importai.ee. Selling rates iva fraetiou
above New York ijuotations, aud buying
a trifle under. New Y'ork opening rates
were 121V. advancing to 122 Wc at noon,
and closing at lu- (. Carrying rates were
7 per cent.
City Scrip is irregular and selling by
dealers at from N 'iv.c in small lots,
though some transactions are reported as
low as 78c.
Bank of TennesM-e notis continued in
fair demand, with rates ranging from TMa,
75c. the latter tignre being asted by deal
ers and brokers.
County Warrants are quiet. Brokers
offer 7"c, and sell at 7880c.
Tbere was some inquiry for City Bonds,
with no rates reported.
Currency is easy aud in fair supply,
though applications for loans and dis
counts are not considered by bankers.
Kates are steady at 12 per cent, per an
num lor first class paper to regular cus
tomers. Street rates are 20vji25 per cent.
Tennessee Bonds were quoted in New
York at 54(u,5be for Old, with no sales, and
sales of New at 4f?c.
Sterling Exchanije was reported steady
at lOfeKc for 60 day sterling bills.
There wa an increased demand for New
Orhians Exchange, with an inadequate
supply. Merchants havs rttwtntly mad
letter from tins offioe transmit:
heavy purcuaaea ol sugar and molasses,
and desire remittances to cancel obligations.
There was little movement in securities.
A sale of 100 Ohio and Mississippi First
Mortgage Railway Bonds was made at 90c.
Also 3000 of Little Miami First Mortgage
at 80c.
A late New York mercantile journal
save: "The condition of the London
money market nouipares strangely with
. ht of our own. Money in abundance
can be obtained on good buainess paper
at 3(g.4 per cent, in that city, while with
us lUfgilS is the current rale. Business
men should reflect upon the unhealthy
condition of monetary matters in this
country, with a view of remedying the
evil.
"Currency is now arriving iiuite freely
from the West, and rates are softening,but
lenders find no difficulty in placing their
surplus funds at 7 per cent. Prime doable
name, short date commercial paper, is ne
gotiable at 810 per cent., while good
aingle'names range from 10(18 per cent."
The New York Stock market was rather
excited and slightly advanced. Kales
ruled:
i Canion 52i
I Western Union Telegraph Co i
! Quicksilver Wi
, Pacific Mail 41
Adams "Express olji
Wells, Fargo Uo.'s Express Mi
American Express 37
United Slates Express 52
Merchants Union Express. 6
New York Central 92S'
New York Central. Scrip 80?,
Erie - tH
Reading
Michigan Central 117
Michigan Southern '
Illinois Central 138
Cleveland and Pittsburg 88
Chicago and Northwestern 73
Chicago and Iforthwestern preferred. 86
Rock Island 105
Harlem 38)4
tiovermjieist securities were dull and
show a slight deuiine at the following
ijuotations:
Bonds of 1881
i-iO Bonds of lHft,
i-M " lsoi
118
116 &
ll5H9r-
! S-20 " 1865
.us"-, ta
J. -si " 1865, new 114?(
I j-30 " 1867, " IMS
" 1868, " U4V.gr-
10-40 Bond u,Vlr
Pat uic Silt MH
The following was reported from Ten
don: Consols, money
Consols, a .".in'.
U.S. 5-208, B2
u. s. s-aiB,
I". S. o-ajs, '67
10-4ii bonds
lc ,
7-
82
86
85;
84
i Erie
COTTON.
Kales to-lay footed up 115s bales on a
basis of 24; o for middlings. Over 8J
bale were of the lower graoea, ranging
from ordinary to good ordinary. Several
lots were stained and inferior, and seven-
I tv-five bales good middlings change..;
j hands at rates ranging ironi S'CjSWc
i Among the sales were two bales Peeler,
i which sold at 26c. The market ended
,,ir
sieaoy
throughout the day, and about
j :he same as yesterday. Buyers were not
over-anxious, and factors seemed inclined
I to accept rales oll'ered. The Sew York
market tvas dull and heavy throughout
the d.i v. with sales of 2o31 bales. The Liv
erpool market was dull. We repeat yes
terday's quotations:
Low Ordinary 195(.20
Ordinary 21 ' (a
Uood Ordinary 22iCi23
Low Middlings 23fe2.!Ji
Middlings 24 tgi-tii
Strict Middlings 24.li(a,
Good Middlings .25 (j,
cottox statexkst.
Cbambkr of Commerce,)
Memphis, January 12, 1870. j
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1S69.. 9i
Received to-day 1188
Received prev iously 1 47,351 MM 14
Total 14. "os
Shipped to-dav U04
Shippod previously 127,515 J28,4 19
Stock on hand at noon to-day
RECEIPTS.
Memphis and Charleston R. R
Mississippi and Tennessee. R. R
Memphis and Ohio R. R
Sieamers
Wagons, est
270
3J4
179
315
110
EXPOKTS.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 153
Memphis and Ohio R. R 315
The followinii wero the closing New
York, Liverjiool aud New Orleans dis
patches: COTTON' IN IIW VcUS.
January 12, 2:15 p.m. The market
closed dull aud Bomewhat heavy. Sales
to spinners 428 bales for speculation, 16
for expirts, 2i2 for contracts, 350 for
January at 24'a, 250 for January at 24:c,
350 for April at 25-.C.100 for April at 2"V,
200 for June at 26c, 500 private. Ordinary
Mb, Good Ordinary W(e, Low Middliugs
-1 .e, Middlings 25c,Oood Middlings 25V.
OOTTOS IN NEW ORLEANS.
January 1 1. Cotton easier at 24 1 ,(24'c.
Sales 5000 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
January 12, 5 p.m. Cotton dull. Sales
10,0011 bales, 8000 for trade and 2000 for
export aud speculation. Uplands, ll3,d;
Orleans, 11 'sd.
Planters who are holding their cotton
would do well probably to consider the
following, which we take from a New
York circular of a recent date:
The value of cotton in this market is
now. gold being the basis. 2 higher
Ibau it was at the corresponding date last
year, and the receipts are nearly 300,000
ba'es more. It is also 2'ic or Id above
the parity of Liverpool. In buying low
middling for delivery in the spring
months at the current value, 26c, ffi
must be added to make it r.jual to Liver
pool middling; commissions and oth"r
charge will nnount to another Me. To
sell at this cost in Liverpool without loss,
at the present rales tor gold, exchange
and freights, ill require 13',d. Let the
speculator add to this h.s anticipated
profit, and he will find that pretty high
figures will is-needed to cover all. Prob
ably most buyers count on au advance in
gold, and, while operating in cotton only,
have in mind a speculation in both.
TRADE.
Business in the general market was
less active than yesterday, and with
but little change in prices. Meats are
somewhat weakened, with a small supply
of pork aud bacon on hanJ and no inclina
tion on the part of merchants to increase
stock for the present. KKur rules dull
and steady. Grain and feed are in scant
supply, and none in first hands, with a
firm and upward tendency, except in the
article of hay, which is dull and inactive.
Baooixo The market is dull and prices
unchanged. India is in good supply at
24;(i25c; Heavy Kentucky 20i26c.
BiTTTKi: The market is well siiR-ked
and inquiry light. Choice sold at 35c;
medium is held at 30c and common at 25c;
cooking butter sold as low as 20c.
Brooms and Broomcorn Brooms range
from $3(g,per doxen, according to quality.
Broomcorn brings from f 125v' 200 per ton,
according to quality.
Builders' Material Louisville Ce
ment $2 25(o,2 50; Rosendale $4. Plaster
Si :v,LJ 0u. Lime f l(gl 50. Hair, iu 40 lb
bales, 92 753. Fire brick 5f6. Build
ing Brick f8 per M. Ohio Biver Lime t J
per bbl. Alabama 1 00 per car load.
( i riders' A labama 2. Cape 2.
CoRNMEal The market is quiet at
$4 75 in lots from store, and $5 on small
orders. Loose packed sells at 4 40.
CoKfEJi Prices steady and unchanged.
Bio ranges from 19ej,24c, according to
quality.
Cotton Yarns No. 400, 22c; 600. 20c;
600, 18c; 700, 16c.
cheese Factory lc. W R. 18c. E. D.
19c. Market sleady.
Cottonseed Prices on the levee are
f 10 per ton, and' delivered at mills, $10 50.
Moles command from l(a,4c per pound.
Kuos The market is extremely dull,
and sales to-day were at 30c.
Flock The market is very quiet,
without change in prices. Super, ft 50(cj
5 00; X, 5 256 66; XX, fo 756 25;
XXX and Fancy $6 759 50, the latter
figure being retail rates.
Fresh Mkats Dressed Hogs are dull
at 'J'-Ule. The warm weather has a de
pressing effect on the market. Heads
and Jowls are nominal aud not in de
mand. Dealers offer at 8c
FJWTs Apples are dull at t2 5o
4 50 per bbl., the latter for strictly
choice. The market ia well supplied.
Dried Apples f.K(ai7c; Dried Peaches
89c for quarters and halves;.
Peeled, Had4c; Lemons, 8 50 per
box; Oranges, 5a.8 per bbl; Prunes 18c;
Currants 10c
Nrrs Arkansas Pecans sold to-day at
10c; Texas do. are held at 18c; Peanuts 6i
&7c.
Kin-Maekerel No. 1, bids f2425; X,
bbls 12 50X$13 00; No. 2, in bbls17 50;
H do $8 75; No. 1, kits $2 90(ft; No. 2
do$2 15$2 25; N. S, fl90(5;2. White
fish, bbls, $9 50. Sardines $19 00&20 per
case for quarters ;Xslj84 for halves. Lake
l'ish 10c per lb.
Feed and Guain The interruption of
navigation by ice aliove Cairo prevents
shipments, and stocks are entirely in
tore. The market is !are of Bran, and
last sales reported were at 28. Corn is
firm and selling at 97'i(aie8c, with an up
ward tendency. Oats are steady at OOfu.
6c, the latter figure for choice.
Hay is nominal, dull and in large supply,
with prices at $25 per ton.
Game and Poultry The market Is
bare of Chickens, and prices arc $6 50 per
doz. Dressed fowls are also scarce and
firm. Ducks $4 50fe5 uO. Geese $7 on
ias uo. Turkeys $lts20 per dozen, and
pressed 17(a0c per lb. Venison 79c.
Wild Turkeys $9 12. W"ild Ducks $3(4
Bear, 12'1.. Quails $2 25ffi2 50 per
doz. Squirrels, $1 25(1 75 per dozen.
Rabbits, $2 50(cr3 per dozen.
Gunmes Good seconds are 16u.l8c and
scarce, with an activedemand.
HtiiEs The market continues steady
and quiet. Dry Flint 17c; Dry Salt 14c;
Green Salt 8ex9c. Green 6,i7c.
Tallow 9c. Beewwajt 3oVa,33c.
Iron Ties Demand light. We quote
6? to "c
Live Stock Choice Beeves are in
moderate supply and prices are firm at
6(ft7c for t'ornfed; good grass, 4fe5c; infe
rior to common, 2($3iC. Hogs 8,'t59c
gross; choice Sheep, per
head; Milk Cows, $3000; Wrork Oxen,
$70fc, 120 per yoke.
Molasses Prices are firm. Prime to
choice Louisiana, 70v3i85c; Golden Syrup
$lfl 15.
Naval Stores Tar, in kegs, $5 25 to
6 75 for Pine: in 40 gallon bbls, $8 to 10;
Pitch $6 per bbl; Oakum $5 to $6 pet
bale.
Leather Hemlock Sole .ISSSc; Oak
Sole424oc; Saddle 4043c; Bridles $48
69 per dozen: Uppers 40(ft50c; Calfskins,
French $45711; Amerluan do. 810(350.
Produce Peachblow potatoes are 750i
80c per bushel, and $1 50er.2 per bbl ; Rus
setts $2&2 25. Onions dull at $3 aOfu.4.
Cabbage $0 per hundred for choice. Tar
nips 50c per bushel.
Provisions Meats are weak and a dej
dine anticipated. Mess pork is held at
$30 in lots and on small ordora. Clear
Sides are 16XsjlO.Sc; Sugar-cured Hams,
23ft24!c. Bulk meats HH(12c for
Shoulder?, and 14K'al5'c for Ribbed and
Clear Side-, l.ard Is anil at io&Cfl for
tierce, and 19;ic for keg.
Salt Large supplies are being received
at the landing. Liverpool sacks, $2 75(3;
bbls of 280 pounds, $2 G55 80; bbls of 7
bushels, $3 w(&3 75.
Suoaks Our market W steady.
Common Louisiana, Kl.'ifgdlc; Fair
to good fair, 10to,19c; Fully
fair, IIJCBHJIil. Prime, UXtj
ISJic; Choice, 13i(tjil4c; Yellow clarified
Uliig-lbe; White clarified, 1415c.
Spirits Demand light, and market
weak, COU.IUUU Whisky 75c to $1 00;
Proof $1 25 to 1 35.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Humbug How Often w? Hear this
expression from persons reading ad
vertisements of Patent Medicines, ami
in nine cases out of ten they may
be right. It is ever 22 years since I
iulroouced Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liuliuent to
the public. I had no money to advertise it.
so I left it for sale with a few druggists and
storekeepers throuuli a small section of the
country, many taking it with great relm-t
ance: it 1 told them to let auy one have it,
and If it did not do all I stated nu BIT pam
phlet, no one need pay lor il. Ju some stores
two or three bottlis were taken on trial by
persons present. 1 a as, by many, thought
crazy, and that would be the last they would
see ot me. But I knew my medicine was no
humbug. In aboul two mouths I btsrun to
receive orders for more l.irffmenl, some call
ing it my valuable Liniment, who had re
fused to sign a receipt when I tell tl at then
store. Now my sales are millions of bottles
yearly, aou al) for cash. I warrant 11 supe
rior to any oilier medicine for the cure of
i ruup. Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Colic, Vomit
ing, Mpasms unci Sea-sickness, as an internal
remedy. It la perfectly innocent to take in
ternally see oath accompanying eacn bot
lle and externally fort'Urenic Kheumatism,
Headache, Mumps, Kiosted Keel, Brulsp.,
sprsins, Old sores. Swellings, Sot e Throats,
etc., etc.
Price 50 cents. Sold by the Druggists, Depot
10, Park Place, N. y. Jau!
ASTOUNrfclNG REVELATIONS.
Two scientific publications are In the field
against the hair dyes of which lead is the bu
sts. The "New York Midieil Oszette" and
"The Journal of tluiuXry" bitterly de
nounce them. Yet the hair may be safely
dyed. Have yon seen
Prof. Chilton's Testimony,
founded on a careml uualyils, and certifying
that
Crlatadaro's Excelsior Hair Dye
is net only Cr- :ass artli or changing
the color ot the hair, but
ABSOLUTELY SAFE?
L'lirisladoro's Hair Preservative, us a Dree
ing, acts like a charm on the Hair after Dye
lug. Try it. JaLklw
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS. -
Sudden severe painsof ti e side and back,
stitches, spasms, etc. These affections are
most troublesome ts (ersous past middle age.
Will even come on in bed: are very paimul
and o'ten dangerous, lu damp weather they
are more frequent than lu dry. These plas
ters give relief at once, and need 10 be al
ways lu tliedruwer, handy.
Pain of the Side Cored.
Ai-1.!itow:. P:nn., April i, UK
Mtr: T. AlUifk ot (X :
Dear Sirs: My daughter used one of your
Porous Plasters. She had a very bad palu In
her side, and It cured her In oue week.
Yours truly, JuilX V. N. HITWTER.
25.0C0 Said by Onr Dealer.
Messrs. .1. Batch 4 Sjn. of Providence, It. I.,
write, Nov. Im : "We have sold the Porous
Plasters for twentv vears. and. t retaM and
jobbing, must have sold tweuty-flTe thous-
snu miogeiner. iney are wen uaeo. jhu
The Living Machine. Injure the main
spring of a watch and every portion of the
works become disordered. The human stom
ach is to the human system what that elastic
piece of metal U to a chronometer. It Influ
ences the action of the other organs, nnd con
trols, to a eel tain extent, the whole living
machine. The comparison may ie carried
further; for as the weakness or other imper
fections of the main spring is indicated on
the (ace of the time-piece, so also is 1 lie weak
ness or other disorder of the stomach be
trayed bv the face ot the invalid. The com
plexion is gallon or taded. the eyes are defi
cient In lustre and Intelligence, and there is
a worn, anxious expression in the whole
countenance which tell as plainly as written
words conld do, that the prMl nourishing organ,
whose office It is to minister to the wants of
the body, and to snstsin and renew all its
parts. U not performing its duty. It requires
renovating and regulating, and to accom
plish thts end Hostetter's Stomach Hitters
may be truly said to be thr one (Am.; wenjul.
The broken main-spring of a walcti maybe
replaced by a new one, but the -Lomaeh can
only be repaired and strengthened, and this
is one of the objects of the famous vegetable
restorative which, for eighteen years, has
been waging a successful contest with dys
pepsla in all climates. As a specific for indi
gestion It stands alone. When the resource
of the phariuacopu-a have been exhausted,
without, at best, uolngmore th m mitigating
the complsnt. a course of this wholesome
and palatable, yet powerful, stomachic effects
a perfect and permanent cure, in all esses
..1 dyspepsia the liver Is more or less dlsor
dere.l, and npon this Important gland, aa
well as npon the stomcch and bowels, the
Hiinrs act Mth singular distinct tews, regu
lating and rWnylgoraiitig every secretive and
assimilating organ on which bodily and
mental health depend.
BiicMiof j Hair Dyt. Tbls splendid Hair Dye
is the best lu the world; the ouly true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable. Instantane
ous; no disappointment: no ridiculous tints;
remedies the ill effects of bad Dyes; invigo
rates and leaves the Hair sort ai
BLACK Or
Perlumers
Sold bvl lirungh
and properly applied at B;
atcbel-
or's Wig Factory
o. is noiiu HH-Dl,
Y.
BUY DR. SPALDING'S
ELECTRIC OIL!
The great Medical Wonder ofllre Nine
teenth Ceulury !
e- Kills all Pain in Two Mluates!
r Death to Rheumatism and all Inflam
matory Diseases!
riS reward for a failure lu Bolts and
Chollc in Horses!
A sure cure for Hog (.'hulern and all
Chronic Diseases. For sale by all Druggists.
C O. "Wrt-i-cl t? Bros.,
Mam Street, Wholesale Agents.
Price, fl per bottle: f per doxen; 72 per
gross. Buy uou bul Di. ttpalulua's. d17
tS" We hnve provided ourselves
which, to the trade, we are offering
may he found the following
900 dozen Planter
110 dozen Blind Bridles,
280 dozen Hames,
230 dozen Hogskin Collars,
1,200 coils Cotton and Grass Plow Line,
5,000 pairs Tracechalns
75 dozen Single and Double Trees,
125 dozen Back Bands,
140,000 pounds Hollowware Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agents in Memphis for the Brinley Separate Share & Urie Steel Plows,
Owners of the Mitchels Patent ; also, the Teagues Patent Cotton Scrapers,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements in store.
ORGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
COTTON FACTORS.
WASH. S. TAYLOR.
W. S RADFORD
M'OCIRK.
TAYLOR, RADFORD Sl CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
AND
General Commission Merchants,
4 f MONROE STREET, between Main and
'1.1 Front. Memphis. Tenn. Bagging, Koie,
Ties and Supplies furnished on reasonable
terms, bpecial attention given to fllllug cash
orders.
mm- All consignments insured, u nless other
wise Instruct!. 008
CHARLES H. DORION, Jr.,
(Late of Mosby & Dor ion),
Oottou Fxo tor,
Office, 15 Mosby & Hunt's Building,
n-f4TAlR3,
304 Front St., 304
MEMPHIS, .. - - TENNESSEE.
- Magging, Hope, Ties aud Supplies fur
nished customers. de31
A. M. BOY D.
F. It. WHITS.
I. K. OA VIS
BOYD, WHITE & DAVIS,
Oottou Facto i-s
A?CD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. :!; Ftont Street, Memphis, Term.
B-All consignments covered by Open Pol
cy, and in store covered by Insurance, unlesB
otherwise instructed. de!3
HUGH TORRANCE,
Cotton Factor
- AJfD
General Commission Merchant,
No iO Jefferson St., Titus Block,
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
nolK w
MILAM. BOWLING & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission Merchants,
206 Front Street, Memphis.
oel9
LIQUOR DEALERS.
SANDS' CELEBRATED
CHICAGO ALES,
PORTER &. LAGER BEER.
W. W. LUSK, SOLE AGENT.
Office and Cellar, 22 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, - - TENNESSEE.
dec S
DISPENSARY.
OR. D. S. JOHNSON'S
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
210 Main Street, Up Staibs,
Between Adam and Washington,
Memphis, Tennessee,
IH NOW prrniaiit-ntic estHldiHhrd fr tli
I treulliiciit of I'nUcuts, With Mule aud IV
inalp, who are nlllictcd Willi any form if
VENEREAL OR SECRET DISEASES,
Such as Syphilis, .oiiorrhncn. Gleet, Stric
ture, and all I'rinary IHseae; Syplillitie or
Merrunal AAetkna m Um Tbrojit, skiu or
Bones, urcliitis. Hernia or Kupture; also, the
cftects of a Buttery Hahlt, ruinous to the
lotty and mind, irHliu'ing Hlotehes on tli
face, Iiebillt?" and trnpoieiiey, IdzzineKs, lim
uess of sight. Confusion of ideas. Evil fm
boding, Averttion to Society, Loss of Memor',
VeaUneK.s.etc.; not h11 of these iu any one
case, hut all occurring frequently in Various
cases.
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
Ct'RED BY A NEW METUoP,
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,
Such Excettv. Suppressed or Painful
Menstruation, leucorrlioea or Whites, Fall
ing of the wonb, and hII irregularities of the
Monthly IVrlodn, causing Sterility r Barren-in-Rs,
aii'l oftenilineN t'onutnptiou.
Personti who hve heen under tlie treatment
of other Puysh ians, and have not been
ured. are Invited to call, &a I mu cure all old
BrphlltUa Uiseaws, it makes no ditTerence
h.-w longstanding. They will yield to my
Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,
To whhh TH0DBAVM can testify, who have
been cured by me in New Orleans, Memphis,
i mho, an. various other pluts. All euminu
uiealtou KlrUliy couhdeuliai.
No Pay Until Cured !
The l oetor ran le consulted personally, or
by letter, upon all LiUeases pertaining to his
Spt-ciaMy, and all other Diseases, not result
ing liis attention outside of his office,
ar A seperate Office fm Ladies."
Office liours from S o'clock nt.. to 9 o'clock
p.m. 1. S. JOHNON. M. D.
JaH
Ci ALKN'K HEAD nifsPKNHARY, Office 70Vi
T Jefferson atreet, between Second and
Third streeU, Louiavllle, Ky.t established
1S50, and chartered bv the Legislature of Ken
tucky, INil, ' for the treatment of all diseases
of the urinary and generatlTe organs of both
sexes," including spermatorrhea or seminal
wekness from early errors, gonorrhea, sleet,
stricture, varicocele. sTphilis In all its stages,
arb'ctions of the kidney aud bladder, aud
toe diseases of women.
A medic&J pamphlet, containing sixty large
pages and numerous illustrations on a new
method of treating the above diaeases with
out mercury, and important advice on mar
riage, etc., sent under seal for cents.
A varix claap, warranted to cure varicocele
in fourdays; price $3ri; sent to any addn'ss.
Also agents for Lewee's Female Regulating
Pills, warranted to remove Irregularities, etc;
price at "ilice, or by matt, 92. A full assort
ment of bandages and trusses always on hand.
Male sheaths, superior quality; single one;U,
or IS per dozen. Address,
UALNS 11 HAD DISPENSARY,
noIX Louisville. Ky.
HTJlVtlEJ IT1. HILL,
CtiMMISSIONEH FOll THE
DistrictCourtoftheUnit'dStates
COMM1S8IOXER FOR THE
Court of Claims at Washington,
Commissioner of Dcerl for tbe Several
States and Territoriwti, aud
"Special and prompt attention given to
tbe taking of liepositlonn, or Cotamiaionii
from otber btatca.
OFFICE: No. I COURT STREET,
Near Front etreel, Farrington A Howell's
d3 New Rlock.
Administrator's Notice.
yMJTK'E
lienuetl 11
in the um
is hereby given that letters of
ixtratlon on the ette of Wm.
ittle, deeeael, have been granted
lersined : all iwrijun indebted to
luc said
will make inimeillate settle
ment, and all persons having demands
against said estate will present them, prop
erly authenticated, for allowance within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred. FKKI. BAULK. Adm'r of
KMate of Wm. Rattle, dee'd. Wythe Depot.
Ja
O. SollUlt 25 '
LOCKSMITH AND SAFE-SHOP
Has Ruovo) to
6Q Jofforaon Street,
Ja Bet. MM4 aad XkUa HM., Sartto
w ith a full stock of Plantation Supplies
at great inducements. Among
which
s Hoes,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Plantation for Rent.
FOR the ensning year, ray Undivided
Half of the Parmer Place, situated
in Crittenden county, Arkansas, near Kled
soe's Landing, forty miles below Mem
phis, and three miles from the river. The
whole plaep contains one hundred and fifty
acres cleared land, gin and gin-house, dwef
llugand outhouses. The richness of the soil
is unsurpassed will easily yield a bale of
cotton to tne acre. r or terms, apply to K. H.
Word L7X Second street; or Frank Moor, Bled
soe's Landing, Arkansas,
deo JOHN P. RICE.
Notice to Tax-Payers
OF SHELBY COUNTY.
THKThx Books for the veor 18 will be
ready January 1, ISTu, and I will immedi
ately thereafter proceed to collect according
to law.
All Taxpayers who have personal propertv
must come forward ! one, or thev will tlnil
their Taxes in the hands of Constables, who
are authorized tudi.lralu a sufficiency to pay
all taxes.
I will attend nt the following named places
for the purpose of receiving the State and
County Taxes for the year WB8:
FIRST DISTRICT.
At C. M. Freed's store i Hazel Flats; on Tues
day, January 11th.
SECOND DISTBICT.
At W. C. 'ard s, Esq., on Monday, Jan. luth.
TBIKD DISTBICT.
Al Bolton's Store, on Saturday, January iih.
FOLKTH DDjTKICT.
At C'uha, on Friday, January : . :..
FIFTH DISTBICT.
At F.nglnehouse, corner Hecoud streel, an
Monday. January JISI,.
SIXTH IiISTEICT.
At Raleigh, on batnrday, January 13th.
SBVKKTH DISTRICT.
At Bartlett, on Friday, January 14th.
RIOHTH DISTRICT.
AtShelby Depot, on Wednesday.January Uth.
NiNTH DISTRICT.
At FUhervllle, on Thursday, January lit!;-
TENTH PtSTBIir?.
At Colllerville, on Monday, January 17lh.
ELF.VKNTH DISTRICT.
At (Jermantnwn, on Tuesday. January isth.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
At Meehanicsville, on Thursday January 20th.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
At Arnold's, ua Friday, January 21st.
FOURTEENTH DISTBICT.
At Ofiiee, corner Hec-ond and Tnlon, on Tues
day, January 2Sth.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
At ITandwerker's Urocery i Chelsea , on Sat
urday, January 22d-
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
At While's Station, Wednesday.January Will.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
At McCouuell's Church, on Thursday, Janu
ary 6th. WM. Mi LEAN,
Tax Collector Shelby County, Tenn
W Office iu County Conrt Building, corner
Second and L'nion streets. Room No. 4. de?
ORLEANS INFIRMARY,
142 CANAL STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, - LOUISIANA.
CONDUCTED RY
Drs. Choppin, C. Beard, Brickell and
Bruns.
Tikis Institution U HQ'S Open for Ike
Treatment of Medical and
iSurcical DUemti.
DR. SAMUEL CHOPPIN,
General Surgery, and Diseases of the Rec
t um. Bladder ami Urethra: all operations for
Deformities, such as club-foot. Hare-lip
Cleft-palate, fete.
DR. C. BEARD,
Ia&eas6ift of the Eye and Ear.
DR. D. W. BRICKELL,
diseases peculiar to Women Operations for
the r. liet otjii:in Tumors, I1yinen(.rho?a,
Vesleovaglmwr Fistula, Laceration of the
Perineum, etc., etc
DR. I. DICKSON SRUNS,
Disease of the Heart, Luugs aud Throat.
Tlie best nnnuti are provided. Farenud
aeeomuiodatlons eual to those of flrst-chuu
hotels
lObtofflee Box 67. New Orieann. ocJ3
$500 REWARD.
IIrHERE.S, His Excellency, Powell Clav
j tont Governor of Arkansas, havluxoltl
dally offered a reward of Two Hundred Hol
lars for the arrest and convlctton of Jahks A.
I'avih, a'ho murdered my husband, Augustus
I.. Wltheringtou.. at Moro IauUtne. ou the
Ouachita river, Arkansas, on ile 7Ui day of
March, 1W1): Now, therefore, be it knowia, that
I hereby offer an additional reward ot Three
Hundred Dollars for the arrest and safe con
finement of the said James A. Davis In miy
prison lu the TJutted Htates, or In the Terri
tories thereof, where he can lfrcured upon
a reuulsiUuu from the Governor of this -state.
Address, Mas. M. K WITHER! NGTUN.
Lanark, Bradley county, Ark.
Ifovember 1, It.
DMCBtraQKH Said James A. Davin Is about
fifty yean of age. aboul 5 feet 10 inches In
bight, hair and beard gray; has lost a por
tion oi bis front teeth: sharp features, and
complexion browned by exposure to the
weather; is an inveterate smoker; rather
slow of speech; generally goe armed with a
navy-six shooter or a rifle; was a resident of
California some years since, and is supposed
to be now somewhere In that State. He Is
familiarly known among bis acquaintances
as" Jim Davis," delS
INSANE ASYLUM.
ST. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
INSANE, St. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sister's of Charily, Au
gust li'. In. It is private jiud first -claim In
its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de
nominations are received, also those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants to ex
cept and desire to correct. For terms, etc..
apply to Dr. J. K. BAUDUY or the SISTER
utlVfcRIOR auit2
DISSOLUTION.
THE law partnership which has so long
and so pleasantly existed between the
undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The partuersnip business will be
attended to ami wound ap by the old firms of
Wright . McKlsick and Wright, McKtolck
A Wright, as heretofore.
A. WK1UHT nnd LI KE E. WEIGHT have
thts day formed a partnership and will con
tinue thepractice of the law under the Arm
name of WRIGHT WRIGHT,
It. D. McKIfUCK continues the practice,
offices-Kit Williams Block.
A. WRIGHT.
L. D. McKISK'K.
LUKE E. WRIGHT.
January 7, 170. JaS
FOR SALE.
rpWO 2-Story Frame Houses on Exchange
I street extended, with 8 rooms eacL.
An A No. 1 Bnilding Lot on Alabama street,
near Bull Run, yi by 150.
10 acres of choice Garden tAud, near Chel
sea Church, on Thomas avenue.
And a good paying Saloon and Fixtures,
centrally located, Willi the good-will of the
present proprietor.
Ail or auy of this property will be sold low.
Apply to !del5 J. B. PORTER.
HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
ITSIEFFECT IS
MIHAOULOUS
IT Is a perfect and wonderful article
Cures baldness. Makes hair grow. A bet
ter dressing than any " oil" or T' pomatum."
Softens brath.dryaud wiry hair Into Beau
tiful Silken Tresses. But, above all. the great
wonder Is the rapidity with which It restores
Uxay Haikto rraOmeiSAL, m.'-n.
The whitest and worst looking liair resumes
its youthful beauty by its use. It does not
dye the hair, but strikes at the root and fills
It with new life and coloring matter.
The first application will uo good; yon will
see ths Natlkal Color returning every
day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
The old, gray, discolored appearance of the
hair will be gone, giving place to lustrous,
shining and beautiful locks.
Askior Hall's Sicilian Hair Hen ewer; no
other article is at all like It in effect.
See that each bottle has our private Gov
ern men t stump civ er tbe top of the bottle. All
olhtrt are imiUuioni.
R.P. HALL A CO.,
Nashua. N. H., Proprietors,
For sale by all druggists. Jail Uaw
& tag
mm
Walker Brothers & Co
229 MAIN STREET, 229
Attention! Attention! Attention !
NO HUMBUG !
Look out for Bargains !
Great Bargains !
Great Reduction ! Great Reduction !
A-SURPRISING REDUCTION i
All those desirous of SECURING BARGAINS, should attend the GREAT
CLOSING OUT SALE OF OUR
IMMENSE RETAIL STOCK
Dry Goods & Clothing
AS Wlii
Design Doing an Exclusive Wholesale Business,
de!9 w s
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KEATINti, ENGLISH & CO..
Memphis .Tens.
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 Engravings, Cuts,
Emblems and Vignettes !
Every kind of Business represented !
Endless Variety of Cards and Papers !
A Complete Job Printing House !
BW The proprietor takes occasion to again
eall the attention of tbe Merchants and Bbsl-ii--s
Meu of Memphis to his tecllllles for
filling orders for every descrlntlon of Mkb
canti li Pkjntisg required In the Office or
Counting-room.
The most perfect satisfaction will be glvan
In every Instance, and Pricks shall ux low
AND I'SHOH.
Orders respectfully solloted.
S. C. TOOF,
noli Proprietor,
NO HUMBUG !
Look out for Bargains
Great Bargains !
WALKER BROS. & CO. 223 MAIN ST.
MEDiCAL.
DR. RUSSELL'S
tirmMI itis vtwi
mtyiVrtL irwi l i I U I fc.,
42 XORTH COURT STREET,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Ths Largest and Oldest
INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
1M THE SOUTHWEST.
Established Ten Years.
Where Invalid Can Obtaia Scientific end
Coamansense Treatment at a
Moderate Exprg&e.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Lnmhniro,
Sciatic:.,
Tix LsjlorHur,
In all arttir1.!!. .
gout, in urslis, ,
perfect. The moi
instantly relieve,
reduced -limbs w
and stiff for y--a r
SfMcurlal Rheumatism,
Nerve-Ache.
t-d
ij, wurr an.i lorry rear; ending, have,
ueen cured t mt atter ail oUmb means have
failed.
A great a.-.o,p!lshment Is my triumph
ovt pain, by which. 5 can often, iu a few niij- !
iiifnN, mi ' i... :i ii. 1 car! y - t r hr' m . txcru-
ciating sufferimi.
If this system did nothing mnr. titan tn ra- -
neve pain, u tuum sund I
superior to any
oilier systems extant
Paralysis.
HelinplT!i (Half Palsy , I'urcs'
i'araplfgia (Local Paly), Parulysl4 Ajrltans.
In every form of Paralysis, this is the oulv
trentment whicli amounts m unythiUH res-
iiruiif action sni viraniv.
In the treatment ' mis s;i. afteetinn. I nse
my Medi. slid Bit ths. medicated with various
su.istunces, as t'lruwiiidi, clikirtne. Hsline, ui
monia:i.l hydrargyrum, in ci.iinectlou with :
medh'.ited electricity and galvunisui, and
other tine remeillal itgenci. '
I will contract to cure iiv ec.se af paralysj3 '
provided there exists i, organic lesioUi
Catarrh.
Mtoppcd-up Head, Runiiini; of the Nose. Con
stant Hawking and .s.j.l!tini-. Constant
Blowing oi ihe Nose.
Thousand? suffer from that ni
disagreeable and oflcusive c
larrfi, withoat. knowinij what It
often the secr.ted mucous,
the throat cligs up th lunas
foundation for consumption.
The most skillful fl, siciuns I
Recently, several "Kar Do'tiir
have turned their aiten'.ion to
of catarrh, and demand most f:
from patients.
I cure any case of obstructim
bead discharges of greenish,
glairy mucous from t ie nose,
extcrnalI.v--pAin or fuilness
eyes -oristaut blonins ai n.e
mation of the nasal pasanajas
the schucldeilau nicuibriuie.
nnovlng.
alaia -
lowlag down j
and laysthe!
re It.
stoppeil-up
ii..k, tuin. or
internally or
etweeu the
'ose inflam
iiceration of
?tc, in the
course of a few days.
Scrofula.
3tr.ii.ia. Olandular Swellings. Running, or
Crusty Lruptions. San arhaim.
King s r.vll.
The Scrofula taint, iniieiiiisl or otherwise,
filling lite with in. told misery, is, by all usual
medl
caimcut. Hopelessly incurable.
The onlytrne cures whi
are those w ii tch have bee
I will contract to cure.
er seen,
I by mo.
case of BIoikI Diseases, ev
forms of Le;iroKy. Erysli
-ers. Tumors, I'lcers, A;
form of red, scaly, or tlist
from iorty-elaht hours ti
l every'
tlon, In
Mercurial Diseases.
Salivation iPtraI!-Sin;. Mercurial
-rapt tuns.
Mercurial Aches in Kones
:.lercnrlaiuat ion.
Mercury, Injudiciously ued. has filled the
earth with wrecks of humamtv. Thousand!
snfTer rroin It-s etfects. who have been uncon- ;
sc'ous y drusged by their niiyslclan. It Is i
vain to attempt the cure of tho anajority of :
diseases while II remains in ths body.
Although I have beard o; several so-called
antidotes for mercury In the human body. 1
liave nevvr yet seen a physician who could
eliminate it Bom Hie system.
I can satisfy any pat U nt or phvslclau tliat .
I ean absolutely extract mercury, lead, line,
and other mlnaral poisons, m every case,
une bath which 1 employ, even draws the!
lead from the while paint iu the bath-room. 1
Cancers.
NoIl-me-Tunijero, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer, I
Mcirrhus Cancer Fungons cancer,
Hose Cancer Spider Cancer.
I make a great speclslty In the treatment of ;
every description of cancer and tumors, and I
have a si:cial department devoted Ut this i
branch ot disease.
How many cancers and tntaors are wrong-
fully treated by certain charlatans elyllug
themselves "Cancer loctnr.',
After being pronounced Incurable. I will
take any cine of these cases in hand, and i
make a permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, etc.. will be
based ou the ae and condition of the patient,
and the positive certainty of cure.
Generative Affections.
Self-abuse rischar;cs ftrlcf ure Uleet
Horea spermatorrlnea (seminal
weakness, Myp nil is ( prima
ry aud bet-oiidary)
Impotence (Loss of irility, Premature
Decay Debility.
The press, the putplt and the lecture-rooru j
are silent on the subject ot" diseases of the '
sexual organ Ism
A false delicacy conceals
wlilcU thousands thirst,
are these diseases? Sper
ring the entire Nervous
the mind and causing
Syphilis, eating up the '
- losing houe, muscieand
the Knowledge tor v
Ami how terrible i
matorrhcea, shatter
rsy stem impairing
self-destruction.
body by piece-meal-
nerve, tiy inciies--i
literally eaten up
alive, and tortnriug
Char late us. or mci
essav to cure them
m v,n. Ihe only ;
tiUHiaut'iinJ .etirutxt i
juh their can,
is, dodo are worse
-erohial Wraktirss.
hope and r.-sort is in
physician who uudt
Among these atle
than Spermatorr
nad emissions. Dr. Wowt bridge MM "That
the loss ti iue ounou o: Keminai uunl by
abuse, is eiual to tt.e b'.s n urly outlets of ;
Irani
The worst form U when 4he seminal finid
passes oil ugMftt LTSd in i li" urine.
Empires, iimi characterless meu, by work- j
lng upon tbe t'tars of r mind, ttM often tthar
lug tbe ImMmmbBQI the botly, wt only ex
tort large sums oi money, but, in neurly eve-
ry I aWT !, have complicated tfae Uisease,
and rendered 11 more dimcuit to t ure. I have,
never yet seen a case oi Sexual Weakness of
Unpoteucy cured by any physieian but luysvlf
All theafteM tf;,Kof tie m-iuh! orga have ;
been deeply hiudied
have made a di&eovc
y lu the treatment of all
it diseases which prom
former precot.veivedno
n 1m subject. 1 erapbiy
s, and never nse uause
urpentlne and mercury.
a.m to a p.m. Dr. J. B.
hylclan; L. O. Warran,
a full coru-s of eminent
syphilitic arid viru.lt
les loovermrow au
tions and theories
entirely new rmedl
ous copaiba, cubeb.
In every case I guar
Office hours from
Russell. Consulting 1
Physlciarfs. T
uai courWty extendeil to
the regular profess. 01
jaidws
REMOVAL
REMOVAL.
THE offlce of W. Y. CIKODE, Assignee In
Bankmptcy. Is retnoved to Madison
strsflt, between Front aud Muin streets. Si
Hank HtiLoiso fersous buving business
with th. oaVa will take notlaa. dell
O. KT-. CASE, Jr,.
SADDLERY,
AND SADDLERY HARDWARE,
HAS REMOVED TO
817 X-B M A. I Itf T.
MM
B.J. SEMMES& CO.,
,J !EMMR jno wdawson
WHISKIES :BRANDIES
YANNISSEE,
! WESTMORELAND
ROBERTSON county,
Bourbon,
i
PURE RYE,
And a variety of other grades of
WHISKEY
for country trade
CUBBINS
IRON FOUNDERS
! " -
HAVIN'O THE LARGEST ANT) MOST COMPLETE fOCKDRY AND MACHINE SHOP I
the South west, are prepared to do all work la
THE MACHINERY LINE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN EVER
TIIKY KKEP ON UA.ND A STOCK OF NEW A5D 8CO"D-ILANT
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC
WROUGHT IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
Which will be cut and ntted to order, promptly and well. One of the firm glvas eonstAat at
tention to the bnilding oi the very best
FRENCH BURR GRIST MILLS,
Which, for durability and satisfactory work lug. am nngnrpsssed. HMLTTkBS, BOLTTJf
: 'i Hi-- AND LEATHER BELT1NU, In full supply, and cheaper than elsawnarai.
UNION FOUNDRY,
Adams Street, between Fourth and Bayou. Memphis. Tens.
ENDERS'
Valuable Remedies !
96
08
B.
P.
i53N-ie:h.s' oniiiL cure
Contains no Quinine or Arsenic- will pay Five Hundred Dollars in GoiJ
for any Chemist finding either in its composition.
It Is pnrelr a Vegetable omponnd and Warranted to Cure FKVF.R in I AOCE of now
ever long standing, or money returned. No Cure, no Pay, is ourui . ' .. all that wa ask in
loi a lair trial of our Chili I lire.
eivdehs' stomach bitthus,
The most popular Bitters now in use. It cures Kidney Din
lite, makes new blood, builds up weak and enfeebled MM
V'asscil. As it ('.overage it nas no eiiuai.
EIDEHS' LIVER DtP-XllsXsS
Act promptlv causing no r.-cllng or ickne"s or tne stomscn. snd contains ao caiome.. in
Jauii.lue, Liver Complaint and Biliousness thty are a certain cure.
A sfe and efficient remedy for Children, relieving them In a very few hour
We have hundreds or certificates from citizens and physicians of high standing, tea
these rnedlciues are what we represent them to be. A fair trial will prove their virtue.
Da. r. II. ENDEBS
fc?" For Sale by DruggUU and general Storekeepers eviryichere.'Sn
ENTJEUS ROBS, Solo Iropr',
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS
Faduoab, Koutuolty.
The above Medicines are for sale, at Wholesale and Retail, by
C G WAMD CO., AMD U ILKEKSGX a- M LA IU, AfiIWBU
Memphis Nursery.
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
r. it K' i:n. ) 808 Front St.. 2VXozxLT32A-la. Tonu.
J . M. 'j-1 LUKJtT, J v dsaSrw
G. W. L. CROOK & CO., Managers
Widows' & Orphans' Benefit Life Ins. Co.
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, : : : $1,500,000
Policies is8uel upon all the approved plans ot Lite Insurance.
Children's Educational Annuities granted. No wetrictiona fiVOW
ilent or travel. Dividends pa-able in
44 Tontine dividend " system the best and cheapest mode of Life Inu
ranee. Call and have it explained.
6. W. L. CROOK & CO., Managers,
Office. 279 Main Street.
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
THE plantation known asSlLVEH LAKE
PLANTATION, one-half mile from
Rives' Landing, on Arkansas rlrr, will lie
sold on easy terms. It contains UM seres
MU lu enitlration: 308 niore are old deaulen
tuie Felices and houses in bad repair. Ap
plyt.. BEOWN. L Y LKS 4 BiluW N,
deii No. West Court Street.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE copartnership heretofore .listing un
der the name and style of Russell.
Karris A Co., ts this day dissolved by mutual
consent, Wm. Farris atautulng all the liabil
ities of tbe Arm. as also those of Ku.-oell.
urove A to. He alone Is authorized to col
lect and settle up the business of the aaid
orms. ALEX. RU8HELL
tUi WM. FARRIH.
Attachment Suit
Law Court ot Memphis Parte.. Burleson 4
Co., Plaintiffs, vs. U. W. Rldde,le, Uelendsnt.
ctitRK'sOmfk, Ueciiber,
t KFIliAVIT for attachment having been
. V made In this case in pursuance of section
Uj oi tlmt odeof Tenuossee. aud atlacl.iiient
having lieen issued and returned b the
proper officer " lerted, ate.," on the property
if the defendant, O. W. Rlddelie:
It is therefore ordered, Tnat said defendant
appear at the Courthouse, iu the city of Maau
puisVT'enn.. on or before the second Monday
in February next, and defend thU suit or tne
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and the case set for hearing exparte; and taat
a copy of tblaorder be pabUabed once a week,
for tour consecutive weeka. In Um Memphis
AAoopV: ALFRED MATTHIAB, ark.
ciappt Vana. Anderson, Attorneys for
Plalutlih. J
J. & F. MARTELL
Pinet, Castillon&Co.,
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.,
Planat & Co.,
JAMES HENNESSY,
ASD
VIRGINIA PEACH
& GUNN
ANn MAr.MlNl.QTS
i"ss- sssvsw s w
ANO-
P.
M.
61
81
Maa, restores strength and appa
Fur female weakness It is nnsar
cash at end of each year.
TRUSTEES SALE.
1Y virtue of a Deed of Print ejeaented
Bl
II me on the Tth day or May. i-ss ft?
Sr mm
v Bates, now debased, and amy recordeft n
iu the Register's oillceot Hhelby county, Ten
nessee. In Book ss. pages 119 and 130, and fcr
the purpose ot pay In the debts secure-1
thereby sud therein prlbod, I will, on
Saturday, 5th of February, 1870,
Iterween the hoars of 10 o'clock a.m. and 13
o'clock m.. In front of the office of Kortreeht
Craft, So. 31 South Court street. In the ety
mt Memphis, sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for casta, the following real
estate conveyed by sa'd Trust Deed, .ilusto
in Shelby county, Tennessee, and described
ss follows, to-wlt: Being lota one.two, thrse.
four Ave fifteen sixteen and seventeen. In
Block eight (Si, in tbetownor Fort Pickering,
in said Shelby county. All etiulry of redemp
tion is waived by said Trust Beed. The tlue
is believed to he good, but I sell and convey
only as Trustee.
Ja7 THOMAS G. SC RBBOCQH. Trustee.
323 Howard.
cTRATED from the subscriber, on the in
J December, 1MB, ona DARK IRON
liRFV HURSE, Willi several white spou on
forehead and on shoulder; said norse u fiv
years old, and la nrteen hands three tnaftaa
high ; had oi when he left u. aaet of
harness. I wlii pav for tbe delivery of said
horse to Taylor, Radford Co.. No. 15 Monroe
.treat, or to myself, near Bybaila, nlse.,
'.wentv-flve doilars reward.
Ledger .-opy Iw Ja C. W. BAKER.
STORAGE F0R COTTON.
UNDERWRITER'S WARKHOCBEB,
MntPHH, aepUeabeT ia, im.J
Mncifsjm Mkju-His-OsjfTtjocks: Tne
above Houaea are now open to receive and
discharge ootton. Every facility to sailer and
ouyer will be given. To my old patrons I re
tarn yoa my tbank, tor tbe future, I rf.r
rod to. tho past rang ixperieneata the busi
ness I hope to merit your patron ntf
' aw Safety, eapaclty and convenience e-