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TJtili. MJEAJLPJblB DAILY APPEAL.-THURSDAY, AISTTJARY SO, i70.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
Omen or thk Paii.t Atpkal, )
Memphis, .ranuarv 19. 1870.
The status of the Dioney market in un
changed ami rates are steady. While Kx
chango is reported scarce in a few in
stance, in other it is reported ample,
and the demand in large for all mercantile
purpose. Orleans bills are in good
demand, as large shipments of sugar and
molasses are arrivi ag from that market.
Cotton bills come in steadily and are
taken at discount, while the cli. rking
rite Is linn at V discount on ali points
J last.
Tuer is some inquiry for City Bonds as
veil as for other Southern securities, but
the market is bare.
City Scrip is firm and in good demand
at 7- buying. Selling at tsi(a.sac to tax
payers. Countv Warrants are scarce and taken
at 73(3. 76c by dealer, who sell at 78fa4)0e, j
as to amount.
The passage of the bill relieving onr j
merchants of the privilege tax, under I
which they have so long labored, was the
cause of much rejoicing in business cir
cles to-dav. The Convention now in ses
sion will probably make it out of the
power of future legislatures to lay a
special tax on any industry. We hope
t hat such may be the case.
The wires are as yet not working stead- I
.hi i, ii t.i ut.l koitr tr Aav un )l '.ill
-.' . . . .. -
onlv riMved" the onetime iiuotations 0f
Blocks and bonds. Our nuunigbt dis
patches will no doubt give later advices.
The estimated amount of Government
bonds in the country at the present time
is about S-i.OOO.nOG less than oue year
ago. Tli outstanding bonds of the Gov
ernment are, in roand numbers, Ki,ltV
00,000. of which l ,000,000,000 have been
taken by Europeui capitalists; while
fS05,OuO,000 are registered issues, and 175,
(fXl.000 auiall bonis scattered over the
country.
All the various financial measures be
fore Congress are in favor of an increase
of the National Rink facilities. The bill
of Senatpr Shermat. is regarded as most
important, aa reflecting the views of the
Finance Commitux'. They have as yet
Oierted but little influence on the various
markets, aa important modifications are
likely to be made to them before Ujeir
linal passage.
While tte sabjeet of interest la receiv
ing a good deal of attention in thU State,
it may not be amiss to give the legal and
ocmrentional rate current in the several
States, wnich is believed to be as follows:
i-r'i:
Rpe. Rale by ipecial mntTOtt
Alabama.
Arfcanaas.
a lfurnta..
Connectlm
L.rida .
QeaaajBV
Indiana
IlliuoU
l-wa
Kansas
Kentucky
Loaislaiia
.Maine
Mur.la: i .
Mamacbui
Mask gau .
MluuesiLi
Mlssiulppi
Mi omi
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any rauagretsi upon.
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any rale agreed upon.
m
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auy raleagr0 upon.
rw 1 uTk.
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hlo
OI'uQ
l-ri.usylvant
iibod. Islau.
H. nulllla
'lenues-see ...
'Ictus
Venue
Vjifciuia
VV lai.susln ...
sn late Bjpaai upon
li.
12.
Trciasursr
sjpinnur, in
a recent letter,
M I
'U'ilhin the last
inofitiM ibe natioi
duced by S.iis,tL:,
r cent, of Ibe. w hi
uur years ami four
ai dei't has laen re
lb, la-iikfe- over eleven
le HMWaV Jt pay
n witn an accelerated
seven lnouths, from
Htb in-'t:s.e. the re-
.iii lin has Uaii t.io.t-..' '
rate f vciy nearly flwi.W,
until. tur "legal telider pais
,:s-iiiig lue ettta-ta of this Tl
tutie was worth ..I a time i
!bMrty-rive i-enta on the dol
ri-j la v-.ii.i up to that time
lie tbortli aeventy-two is-nls, a
the cioxa of the year ltsua,
'urther reduction if ilsvoluui
g at l lie
jht an
lonev is
kiud ol
L onlv
It halt
lsoa, to
it bad at
out anv
dvanceal
lo eight v-thn cent tn the dollar in coin.
Man of our ablest iiuanirrs believe that
wilhout anv legialative iuterfereni, it
jvill in a short tiuio come up to the par of
dd. I'nleas the volume of our paper
Mbouey is in some way considerably in-
reased this result will s.su be reai hed.
XiTTN.
Our market has been f fir,u w,tl1
tonsiJerabie activity. Tb h-""o
line grades is unabated and eSMMI M
tilled, and holders are careleaa about sSl
inK without they eau got full figures,
while low or inferior grades are rather
dull, and probably fraction weaker.
Theday'e sales wore aa follows: 4 Good
Middlings 25 Kc; () Strict and Good Mid
dlings 2554c: SO frlricl MiddliiiK -X(a
25c; KH Middlings i4.V,c; 18 do. 242-1 j'c;
119 Low Middling 23r$24c; 461 Good
Ordinary 2LlJ4(2yc; 28 Ordinary and Good
Ordinary iSc; 243 Ordinary 2122c; a
few bales inferior lt(9lUc: 19 stained 2J
2Sc; 11 mixed 'Sic. Total sale l:3 bales.
COTTON BT AT M K NT.
Chaxbkhof C'OMMBHTE, )
M km phis. January 19, 1670. j
Hto on band Sept. 1, lstS.. 94
w,. s-ed to-day 842
Keoe.veJ prevlou! 158,il-15i.,343
i r
Total
Shipped to-day 5"
Shippe-1 previously IJh.iW-
15,2:7
-n9,:M7
19,690
Stock on hand at noon to-day
BIU-EIPT8.
Vleiuphis and Charleston R. R.
Missisaippi and lenuesaiee R. R
Memphis aud Ohei K. R
eiieauMirs
Wagons, est
MXPOKTS.
Memphis 4 Charleston R. R
Memphis aud Oh .o R. R
vm
21'.
187
170
M
101
Ml
COTTON JS SS1W YOkH.
January li, 10:25 a.m. Cotton dull and
unchanged; Ordinary 21S: Good Ordi
nary 24c; Lo' Middlings 24c; Up
land 25J,c; Good 25c; Mobile 254o; Or
leana 2 o.
18 m. Cotton quiet and weak.
j;;5 p. in. Cottt u quiet aud weak ; salee
1500 raJs, and 10(0 for February at 2454 c;
Maiub iixic Oriinary UA-; Good Onli
uary 24J-iC; Low Middlings 21o; Up
Uauls 255si;; God tUi Mobile fajfej Os-
leau2 11.
J:44 p.ut. Cotton closes wenk, dull aud
unchanged in pri'Ms; sales to spinners
'bales; speculation 29U bales; export
12.1 baie; tranut 500 bales; oouLract
1159 aa follows: January 24c; February
2r.u; March iiSJi.0.
'.oirOK i CRLEaX.
Januiry 19, i:i5 p,m. Cotton demand
active j-. , adrauceJ Middlings
HMflWstl. aatoa 10,W bales.
OOTMM IS LlVKIH'OOI..
January 19, 11:15 a.m. Cotton steady ;
.".Tlauds UKd; Orleans ll.Jgd.
'Jf p m. Cotton steady; I'planda
... . , 'an.- 11". I; sales 15,000 balos, of
ii ..i: tn. 7 .
which 6000 w.'re "ia yesterday.
I P m.-t ott.m :ry- aales 15,000 bales;
for export and spec."00. ; prices
unchanged.
TRADE.
W e have no cliange to refiort in the gen
eral markets to-day. Business is mode
rately active except in dry goods. In
this branch of trade.there is very little
doing, owing to the overstocked condition
of the entire Southwest. The flour mar
ket ie not well supplied, and holders are
firmer than at iuv tiuio for some weeka
buck. Bulk meats are some firmer, but
the demand ii only of a light jobbing
character, while the stocks on hand are
amall to what they usually areal this sea
son. Slireveport, La., has received 48,585
bales of cotton this season, and has a
.stock on baud of 9013 bales. Low mid
dling sold last week at 18c, specie.
Saahville has received 22.G69 bales of
cotton this season. The stock on hand
ia 340ft bales.
We agre wli en of oar Kaatsrn x-
changes in thinking that a tair suivey of
i the eomhiioii ol the country appears to
warrant the exjK-ctation of a steady, pro--!
perous limit in ISTti. The abundant
I crops of this year should certainly lay
: the basis of an improved trade. Tho gra n
crops have been such a to reduce the
.rices of floor to alout the figures of 181 0.
The wool crop has been so abundant as to
reduce the value of that staple, to about
ante-war prices. These tendon ies toward
a natural decline in prices may not appear
i very flattering to surface observers in-
deeif to the inverted vision ol some they
afford the basis of prophesies of disaster
l,ut they are really the condition pre
cedent to a sounder condition of industry
ami trade, anil are evidence of a national
pain in production over consumption, nd
n consequent recovery oi stocks of
nroducts in the various markets. The
I great value of the cotton crop must prove
an important stimulus to business. The
I exports of cotton are likely to realize
! about 170,000,000 in gold; and it may be
farther shown, upon that basis, that the
' whole crop will realize for the South about
! fcNuXiti.ui'O in gold. Tho immense value
of this one crop, far exceeding all prece
dent, may be reasonably expected to in
duce an unusually active business fes
tween the North and the South. The
West has been somewhat backward in its
settlements with tho K.ast, owing partly
to the low prices realized on its crops, and
partly to the holding back of produce.
There is, however, still a large amount of
train in the hands of farmers, fullv guar-
Rr" . . .
anteeing the ability of mat section to
meet its engagements and to buy mode
rately for the spring trade.
The wool trade at Sew York during the
past year was much larger than that of
186. Much of the wool was oi the coarser
descriptions, suitable for carpet and
t iu,,,. ,. thoro
In clothing ools there
blanket making
was but little business, and prices of do
mestic ranged too low to admit compe
tition. The stock in first hands was kept
small, ami many cargoes were taken on
manufacturers account. At present man
ufacturers and dealers have small slocks,
and the market indicates lirmnesa with
an upward tendency. Sales last week
aggregated 200.UOO pounds, at prices rang
ing from 7 J.5-C. Ill Bol"l. some beavv
manufacturers have been oporatiug, and
sales last week would foot up over a mil
lion of pounds. Domestic combing wools
were very scarce, and there was a buyer
for alnicat every fleece. Delaines were
also scarce and met ready sale. The edi
tor of the LaCrosse Wis. L ider has re
nf Ha.
tnrlir visited the wool?n mills
cine, and saya "these mills do the finest
work in the West, and S idle they turn
out some caasimeres and hoavy goods,
their speciality is shawls shawls of such
fineness of texture, brilliancy of color,
richness of appearance, and elegance of
( design, that they are unable to supply tl
I demand. As we looked at these elegdLt
shawls, in every tft of minufacture, j
I from the wool itself, lo 'h3 wuished, lus- '
' Irons irariiieut. whioli Wu&id tbake
beauty mors beautiful, and lend an addeC
; charm to charming weaeri, we wished
j we were rich enough to buy one for all
' the good girls iu Wisconsin."'
Baooisg Frtcea are steady and stocks
light. India MJ(Sfce; heavy Kentucky
j ilQyil'i Iron Ties OyoHo.
BTMM White mixed per bushel.
BfTTKH Choice roll and tub is steady
; at SifjjiSuo; good lo common, ivy 30o.
BKOoMa a.nu BKooJicoKN Brooms are
' steady at Ko pwr doacu. Uroomcorn
i iViaiuU per toe, as i.icure and condition.
Btii.UKKs' Matichiai. LouUiile C
1 ment $a irK3i2 oO; Roaeudaln ?. Haster
fi 5b(o 00. Uair, in 10 lb biles, 5- 753.
i Fire brick Building brick S per
M. QMi Hiver UM H P, r -Alabama
i bu per car loail. tirulers' Ala
j bama Z. CaK- fi.
Corn mk.vl The demand is light at
$4 75 in lots: Jfj in a jobbing way; short
weight st :.:..u 40.
I CoytKE There is no change to note.
Hio lfc(a,ii. .
OMM Yams Ko. 4O0, 22c; 500, 20c;
, l!ic; 700, 16c.
mmmm Factory 19c. W. R. 18c K. D.
l!ic Market steady.
Cotton: MRP Keis-ipts iM heavy. We
quote at $10 on laudii-bj, buyer turuishing
: sacks. Motes, l(a,4c per lb.
Fish Mackerel No. 1, bbls $24(&$2v: X,
bbls $12 50C1 M; iii. 2, in bbls$17 50;
H do lis 75No. 1, kits 2 903; No. I
dofci oia4-2-; No. 3, 1 WaeSi White
tish, M bbls, ;;i 50. Sardines fl! o0(19 per
case for quarters ;.32((v33 for halvea. Fresh
Lake Fish lue pw U).
Fkkii The market is weii stookej with
Corn and prioea are jcenerally firm at atfgi
90e for Choice White, data are rather
scarce at hoc, and Seed I ts are held at 7oc.
Bru is PpMM and selling at $27(j28 per
ton. Uay is tiuU at t2(27. Cooked cot
' lonseed mea!, 2J per to.
Oamk asd p0rJ.tT Chickenji are!
firm at 75(aio 00. Turkey '4
18. Geese 7s. Docks $1 5K4 00. !
: Dressed Turkeys 17a20c af lb. Venison
i '312c WUd Turkeys per doaep.
' Wild Ducks $2 5o3 ou. Kear meat dull
i at 12k13c Unaila (2 25a,2 50. S-iuirrels
' 1 50&1 75. Rabbits 2 50u3.
Gosiks Good seconds 1817c, and
I scarce.
Hiueh Market quiet and firm. Dry j
, Flint 17c; Dry Salt 14c; Green do. 8fVj,'; -.
Green 3(7o. Tallow 9c. Beeswax Swj
j fe33c.
I.. . The demand is rather Ught, and
prioea range from 2V;Mo.
Flocb There Is some better demand
for choice grades and the stock of all
kinds is muoh reduced. Prices are j
generally firm. Super, 4 50Xg(5 00;
X, 5 255 60; XX, 5 75fo 25; XXX
and Fancy fo 75. l-o. the latter figuro
being retail rates. Buckwheat, ka 25ai
8 50.
Farii AU kinds are quiet and stocks
j ample. Apples sell at $2 50foj4 60 per bbl;
I Driest Apples, 7c; Dried Peaches 8g.9c '
and dull; Peeled do., ll14c; Currant
lbc; Prunes 18; Leassons 8 50uj9 per box:
Oranges S5&8 per bbl ; Crauberries, $1011
per bbl.
Live hTctk The market Is bare of all j
kinds of stock and price are firm; choice
are held at gross; medium ! '-..
gross. Hogs SKlOe gross, and scarce,
tsbeep, are also scarce and price are nom
inal. MUk Cows, iMX&&J per head. Work
Oxen, 7olOu per yoke.
Moi-assfc Stocks are fair and prices ;
Urm. Prime to choice lAiuisiaua, 65Qj)80c;
Syrups 9oc(3,H 10.
Naval Stokes Tar, lu keg, p 25 to
5 75 for Pine; iu 40 gallon bbls, 8 to 10; 1
: Pitch fo per bbl; Oakum Jo to o j.ei
bale.
2a ails Fair demand at y. 906, ratee.
' t rs- I'e. aus are in light demand at
i loc for Arkansas and Loutsiona, aud 18c
i for Texas. Peanuts are G.VVo.
Oils Coal, io'iic; Linseed raw, 51 19;
1 do. boiled, 1 1S1 20: latrd, M 551 00;
Lubricating Coal Oil, fc55c; Train Oil,
tl 25(1 30.
PvTbtu-Riflo per keg o 50; blasting, I
$i SO "
Pkoucce Peacbblow Potatoes $2a,2 M
in lots, and $2 25 iu a small way; Rnssets
U 252 50; Pinkeyes $i 50. Oniouti $3 75 '
(g,4 25, per barrel. Cabbages in fair de- ;
mand at 5t8c per head. Turnips 50c pur
bushel. Sweet Potatoes scarce at 1 75&2
per bushel.
Pboviatoxs Tho hUMik. is light and '
prices arc firmer. Mess Pork 29. Clear ;
Bulk Sides Pie. Shoulders 12c. S. i
0. Uauis 21(i22He. Lard in tierces 17(u.
17ic; kegs 1818Jic, Fresh Dressed
pork nvsi2Sc.
aA- 'in stock is largu and prices
lower; -so '4 ' rels - ' delivered from
first hands.
Scoab-s The market is siead..'. .
Common Louisiana, lO'-illc; Fair
to good fair, loUc; Fully ,
fair, 12sil:(c; Prime, Vij,
ssffS; Choice, i ..' Yellow clarified !
H'fOflbc; White clarified, 144'3il5c.
Spirits Demand light, and market ,
weak. Common Whisky 76c to fl 00;
Proof 1 26 to 1 36.
SACBiutaauT Selling at $St10 per bbl.
Stabch 5H3i8c per lb.
Soap Mottled 9K(10ic; yellow
: ,i aomiaon 97c.
: T
Tobacco Prime. natural leaf, light
pressed, -7 .jl 10; line fancy Va. D0eSi
flue bright poundsf RKiJOc; medium ;
(right pounds, 70: common bright J
pounds, tig&Ttic; medium bright half:
pounds, sound, CtfaTOe; smoking, line
and fancy, i0lc; medium and common,
iVij,50c.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Health's Best Defense.--" The weak eat-
eth herbs," says ft. Paul, so that eighteen
hundred yearn ago the value of medicinal
plants was appreciated. In the Old Testa
ment botanical remedies are repeatedly re
commended, but in no passage of sacred his
tory Is man reconinendcd to swallow calo
mel or blue-pill, or any other mineral prepa
ration. The sli k wi-.i directed to eat herbs
to strengthen them, to purify them, to heal
them, to restore them. In that day the nrtol
making vegetable extracts was unknown.
The herbal medicines ww-sraere infusions.
It was reserved lor a later eg- to unite the
J"
me
jJJJJ
aences ot tonl-?, ajH-rlenl and aun
ts, barks ami plants, Willi an ac
lant, and thus score their rapid
diffusion through the i.MOiiitated or usor
ilered system. The crowding triumph of (his
enVetlve mode of concentrating and apply
ing the virtues of mcdtrtnal vegetables ww
achieved In the production of Hosteller's
stomach Itinera. Never before had a per
Ifctlv pure alcoholic stimulant been cnm-
binisl with the expressed juices ot the finest
specifics of the vegetable kingdom.
ever
!aps.-(J
?stora-
yet, though eighteen year-
at K
11
unhealthy exhalations that prtaiuce debility
or beet disease; as a renieily for lnterinit
tent and other malarious fevers; as an ai'P
tizer; as a sovereign cure lor dyspepsia; as a
general tonic and inviorant; as a gentle,
palnies aprrient; as a blond depurent; as a
nervine; ss a cure lor b.lious aitecilous; as
a harmless anodyne; and a- the hkst de
kense of health under u uiavorshie draws
stani'ts, sueh aa sedentary pursuit, undue
bodily or mental exeition, Uarib-liip, priva
tion and exposure.
A Humbug How Often we Hear this
expression from persons reading ail-
verttsenients of Patent Medicli.e., anu
,u nlrp C!iWH, out ot- tntJ. InllT
be right. It Is over 22 years since 1
introduced Dr. Tobias Venetian liniment to
tlif public I bad no money to advertise it
so I left I! lor aie with a few dixgvtsls and
storekeepers tlirou.h a m.ll section nf tlie
country, many taking It with groat rrlnct
anee; b it 1 toid them to let any one have it,
and If It did uot do a 1 I staled ou my pam
phlet, no one need pay lor it. In some stores
two or three lsttles were taken on trial by
persous present. 1 was, by many, inougLt
crazy, and tnai woold be the last ibey would I
see ot me. But I knew my medicine was uj j
humbug. In about 'wo mouth. 1 began to ;
receive orders tor mora Liniment, some call-
log it my valuable Liniment, who had re-
luseri to sign a ieotipi wiitu I ie;s. it at their
store. Now my -alr-s are illtiatu of U tiles
yearly, and all for cu I warrant it -ri-.r
to any other inedtcine tor ibe cure of
Croup, Diarrhoea, lysouiery I oltc, Vomit
ing, siuasms, and "sa- jknesa, ea an Internal
remedy- it is perfectly icui lo lake in
ternally see oatu accompany lu i-ac.i but
tle and externally rr.r. a oDiC ivaeum Usui
hit Hl;iri:ii. iluiuos. ri"ta Iwt. Uru.ae-,.
' fpraln, vid orei-, Swellings, Soro Turoats,
: a a tn
Price SO couta. 8oid by th UruiSUt-.IWpot ,
lu, l'arlc r"iaoe, X. 1. jaU
!
ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS.
Two solentiB ' publiuiiiotis ara in the Bald
against the halrdveao: waiti irad la the ba
sis. The - New York Mi dle l Gazette" and
Ihe Journal of Chemistry " bitterly de
n' Unee them. Tet the hair may b safely
dyed. Have yon seen
Pro:. Cnilton's Testimony,
" foasded on a caratul analysis, and oertifylnz
tht
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hatr 54
i. . - - a , ....I.,. - ,h ii. I
the eolor ol the La:r. but
UNSiVISU ArE?
Christadoio's Hah l'ieorative. as a PreKa
ing, acts like a cbariu on lue Hair iur Lye
lng. Try U. JaUdw
Baidtckr's Hair lh. Tbls spleiidTd Hair Dye
ia the beat In the woi :d ; the .uly true and !
perfect Die; harmless, reliable Install tii-
BI-AOK Or BKOW'.N. OO
Per turn era; and prp?
B'JOTS ANU SHOES.
ABOUT BOOTS.
BH)Ts orig:
l ' '.i stiiaiB s'.reet
"Leastways 1 the bi i
N-w Vorkers swat
All bat the Maekerel U
Tuev swear only by lh.
The Maekeri Is i.: Mi lii
boots they can't Ret I Iieir
Boots e I two k.
Tile boh-j IM 1 lie v-'hol
The holey are iu ,i laape
Theothers, with i dl sa
The others aie louud al
at all the
.od.
... . 'ater;
oi Castor Oii, ie.
LEVETT'S.
Levett Is tho hv.sil man of Vest Tenness e. !
He came lo Metnplii-. iu Boots at a very
early ..
He knows a Boot as soon as be gets his oye I
on it.
He wili sell vou Hoots all day long and I
never wink.
He will sell at tho lowest prices.
He will sell ihe bust ioods.
He Mill always deal faiily.
If you do not beliefs U,
Try him.
336 MAIN ST.
Jas
LUMBER. LATHS AND SHM4GLES.
LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL I
THE oldest Yard In Memrh!s; establlahed
in 1M7. With a fn'i stock of l'jts, sea- I
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre
pared to furnish aLy quantity sod dimen
sions of cvpi'css or poplar, al short notice. A
afM stsek of Doors. Blinds and Mush, glased
oruugltied; LatLs, htuglea. t'edar Fouc
piaits, 1'lne and Poplar l-:oorlns;, alvays ou
hand. Our motto la. quick salt and small
profits. M.F..4J. W. OOOsOU M,
Office and Yard ral of WaMiiujjlou St.,
aidw Sea rver
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
A New Discovery!!
Phalo
'V ITALIA
J
Salvaifion for the Hair.
CLEAR ABATER!
1THOBSEDr!ENT : I
Ol'ENTWJ'HE LIGHT '.
For Restorim io Gra
fair lis
Original Cole
Ph.m osVN iTALLrdifters ut
terly t'rom all thanuir coloring
leretororc useu.
sweet smelling,
It is
W. . j j i:
precollates no muuuyur umj
niaer,requirti nu Jiiaji.iu,iut-
Djrk no stam to the skin. rloiO
i,
it t'
he lisht and it is clear and
clou
. It leaves no mark on
; yet it reproduces in
the
gray haTHiinatural color th?.t
rime or siCKTresa may way
bleached out oi it.
t"Phalon's Vital!:
is for one sole purposeyfiat oi
reproducmg.with absaflite cer
tainty, the naturamor oi Jir
hair It is no!f?itended as a
daily dressi
scurt or Sffndrurt: nor lor cu
rinrr b;
ss; nor for stimula-
ting
e growth of the hair.
The
objects may be accom-
plish
aiter the color has been
fixed
)on's
rator.
iththe Vitalia,by Pha-
emicai nair invizo-
The ViTALTit a harmlesi
and unequaled prepVaticn for
the reproduction of lie origi
nal hue dt gray hair,aid goth
ing else. This is accoiiplished
in from two to ten aapiications,
according to thedafpth ot shade
required. Sstroyall druggists.
8r We have provided mlicu with it full htock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are offering at great inducements. Anions' which
may be found the following:
900 dozen Planter's Hoes,
110 dozen Blind Bridles,
280 dozen Hames.
230 dozen Hogskin Cellars, -1,200
coils Cotton and Grass Plow Line,
5.000 pairs Tracechains
75 dozen Single and Double Trees,
125 dozen Back Bands,
140,000 pounds Hollowware Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole Agent? 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.
0RGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS. MEMPHIS. TENN.
LEGAL NOTICES.
KT SALE OF LAND-Jauua-
riofNTV eul
ry Term. 1M70.
I .1 '.'....-:.; M.irv Woocls vs l,eorul:i, IVv-
ra and Martha Hamner Petition for salo
of land.
Under and by virtue of nn order of rKftle,
made In the aboveentltled can-eat the Jan
uary term, I87, of the 1 IMBMJT I ourt or Mhel
hy county, Tennessee, I will proceed to sell,
al hiMIii auction, before the courthouse
door, in the city of Memphis, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1870,
Between the hours of lft o'clock a.m..and4
p.m., the following described tract of land,
containing one hundred and five Iftli ncrea,
lying In the eleven' h surveyor's district of
s.heloy county, and .state of Tennessee, on
in south side of Wolf river:
Beginninu at a stake with post-oak pointer,
in fie north West corner ot a two nasrM
acre tract entered in the name of Win Law
rence: thence south 9 chains and 30 links to
M ke with an elm pointer: thence West i
chains and 41 links to a stake with white-oak
and swetgnm pointers; thence south U
chains anu 70 links to a stake with two red-
ak pointers: tlience east is chains and 41
in ks to a stake wlih sweet ran poiuter
theuce north lu chains to a stake with gum
an1 elm pointers; thence west 35 chains to
Ihe beginning.
Terms of ai Onc-thtisl cash; bsl ince, 011
: rn-iii. of one and two years, with Interest;
purchaser executing notes, with appr.ivedse
ciri'y. a lien being retained on the land lor
1 he deferred payment.
JOHN LOAGCE, Clerk.
By BaHVARorcM., Iwpnty Clerk. Jalj
CHANCERY SALE
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8.
!370.
HarrLson Irry, Adm'r, ete.)
va. No. 2U1S Chancery Court
Sarah A. Wllliami ot al.l of Mfmphia.
b1
Y v!r:u" of !utTl.cutory d.ereo In tliia
nana. I veil; "ell at nub tcaiief.on. to tt:e
1. 1 'heat biildcr. In the town ol oll:erviil.
hrloy roumy, Tencesai-e, niTUEsUAY. the
fc, .1 ....... L- I.. .... v- :; iti. .. i.ian.i . o..
cr.b.-,! P.. a! I .-a.-ue, to wit:
lylna nd iieinit iu the county or RMIqr,
ami Siaf a of TtinHKee, N'.ni! i he aat half of
a :r:u t of lane. eonvCTeU bv Jo-oh Hiiaoe lo
Tboma N. Willlaius and (ir- aa K. Wlllla-ns, I
by need dated t.tn day or iecemr.;r. la-i, n.!
recorded In tiie RagMtSrtl Otllee of Shirlby
couuty. book a. paae iji. which ald tract con
tainrii 2Sf acrr. aaii the eaat half u aaid
tract was allotted to Haid rhomaa B. WU
IImoa. and aoatalaa lii.tT j acres, more or lees,
and la bouude i aa iollowi: lieglnnlug at a
Nt'.fee :it the nonbeat oruer of wild trot;
running theuce. Houtbwardly - polea,
more or 'ens to a take at the noutheast cor
ner of said tract; thence wt'-d &j poles to the
southeast comer of the west ball ot said
original trct; theme north with the east
line of he (ren Williams trait -".( po'cand
in lir.k- to a stake; ihence east 'M poitjs to the
beaoiiii'itc
Also, the west half of snid acre tract.
bMinttlttl at the southwest comer of said
ortglua! tract of !.i
al I Stake Wl'.tl While- I
... i.'f -outheaat I
. ".nee aorta with
s' at noi'S to a stake;
theuce south tim.ioili I
oas ana reaaa
eoriM of Txlle.v'a
Ts.; ley's line and ot
th- nce eimt IM pol
'iie middle of tlie Wan
tract IE. poles and
wi-st m ; tolea 10 I
btr 'iiiiilun. ia--'ii.- Uaniediately west ui 08"t of the inly or Memphis, known and de
I aojilului; the hist deaanbedtroot. ' htiiated on the clan of subdivision oi A. J.
rjore the day of saie theae two IracLs will ' Haysaa lot No. five sj. frtji.tiuir Patton v.-
be
sab-dirided and laid off into lota, and
i HiT.-ulsJ.nale.
Terius of hals-Jm-thrd CASII. bale. re
o i a credit of one ana two years, notes witu
curf.y takeu b'-artim 1 : teiest, aud lieu re
tained till payment of the purehase money.
A. AL.SXUN,
Bl." (Herk and M aster.
Aiiministrator's Wotice.
T AV1NJ tiled Mi
m Coonty
sirutor oi
1 wiil ap-
.'oeit my m i i lenient as au
the eslale ol . ii. rS'.out. deeet
nly for confirmation 01 tlie sanie at tin- neat
February Term, 1K74), of aaid Court. All Hr
sona inierested may attend and enter their
objections, if any Ibey have.
CriAULES srul T.
IJeceiober .il. !". jal
ftDMIWISTRATIOJJ NOTICE.
IETTrKlt'S or silmlnsilnllm upon Hie e
t tateof.lohn W. Karris, deceased, having
been 1 ! ll to me, nil persons having
irtiins seainsi said estate are nolifled that
thev must srmsal their claims within the
tlii.V oiescrilel by law, or they will he lorev
er oaieC. All persons indebtisl to airid ea
tate must make lisiaslifn ssttfaoaant.
Biown Lyles Brown, AtSorneyk
ja 14-law4w JH N 1 uoF, Adm'r.
Attachment Suit.
Slate of Tennessee Shelby county. Before
Thomas B. Mhatt, Justice of the Peace In
and lor said n.uutv.
Davis Bangh vs. P. S. Harrell.
FH1"AV1T haMng been made and bond
given as required by law, and attach
ment having been Issntsi ud returned before
in., levied, etc.. iii the properly of defend
ant, and defendant not to be louud lujny
county:
It Is therefore ordered. That the said de
fcndani .ij iicai before n,e, si luyotDoe, In lue
I ci:y of Memphis, Shelby county, Tcnncsse",
I on the 41 h ilav i l-ebruary, 1S7U. al lu o'clock
a.m.. and maKe defense lo said suit, or the
I same will li
tticsl exparte: and that a copy
be published In tho Memphis
of this nonce
Antiest lor ionr successive week
KsttNk B. MYNA'rr, r. p.
Jan-iary 5, lCTO jab
TRUSTEES SALE.
RY Ylrtun of a Deed of Trust executed to
me on tho 7th day of May. lens, by James i
K bale1, now cl aeU.,
!tni duly rwDiili-.l iu
Shelby county, Teu-
WM4 rJU, nnd fibr
. i ' Hecurtxl
jiibtxl, X will, ou
n?!, in Kouk 14,
tlta jtarpot.; or my
Saturday, 5th of Feoruary, 1870,
Itotw on the hours of lOo'clook a.m. and 12
o'cli ok m.. In froat ol tlie ofBc uf Kortrwht
& CrHt No. 1 HouUi Court -lre?t. in Uiecity
of .Memphis, m II, nt publlo Huotijn, to tsM
l.gbi.t bidder, for cnnh. tli loilowIu real
stii:' conV'-vetJ by HHd Trust Itd. Hitnuie
in belrhy ouuty, TpnaMSe, and fleftcribtHl
um fohow-, to-iti iifiun lop ouj., t;yo, t brte,
four, Uvo, fl;ton, aud h Vftitoeu. in
Block Hlght(H), in tht- townui Fori Pickering,
iu said siielbv coautv. All qaityof rwiismp
tftOM Is waived bj said Trust Ued. Tbe tliit;
1b believed to be good, but 1 811 and oouvy
ouly aa Trntte.
Jh7 THOMAKfl. Sf'AKPTlOTTfiH. Trustee.
Administrators Notics.
VOTTCE is hereby given that letter of
j dinlr.ltrat!on ou the estate of Win.
i Bnn.;i bn: . . . i:-.-i, been gran led
I to ille Mltersignf.' all BSBSOttS llldebiuil to
' the aaid eMtat4 will m&ko iinmediale stiii--i
BMsit, and all persoua having demauda
ngu:.,si aiii.i efcuiLe win jirecin iiiein, inop-
e.iy aatbsattaaaao, for bummbos within the
time nisaiillllliil by law, or tbey wl'i oe for
ever barred. FKKU. bAlTLK. Adiu'r of
Katnle ol Win. Battle, dee'd, Wyihe Uepol.
JaO
Attachment Sujt.
Law Court ol Memphis Pnrtee, Burlnon
Co., I'lululitf", vaU.W. KiiMeile, Deleudant.
..: ,.r. - r.. I leceui ber 4i, IHOO.
VFFII'AVIT or attachment having been
made In this eeae in pursuance of secilou
:mfi in the Code of Tennessee, and sttThmenl
. ... been
d und icturued iy ihe
ui uper offlcr " levied, etc., on the ur
r .t. A.I k . Va' li.Ull... T
party
It h thereiore ordeied. That said defendant
Hppofcr al the Courlhouau, In the city of Mem
pliiK. TeDu., on or before the aecouJ Monday
in February next, and defend i hla uit. oi-1 he
Hame will be taken lor coniesaed aetoulru
and Lbs saaasal "-r iieai ingexparle; and that
a Oupy ot this Older bo published oure a wei It.
for tour oourecuLve weeks, ;u the Mtniphla
jttSn ALFRKD M ATTHI AS, Clerk.
Clapp. Vance Au.ie.auu, Attorneys for
FlaiulinV.
kOTiCt Tli CREDITORS.
So. 025LN.R. In Uic chancery Court of Mcm
phla. Ten ueaaeo. kuii A. .pleer, Executor
of H. C. Morton, dee'd, vh. J.B. Sharpe, et al.
IN this cause, ou the 23d day of lecember,
lsiia, an order waa enier.d, directing pub
IK ation to be made lur all peraons Interested
' in the estate of ti. C Horton, dee'd, to come
forward, exhibit their demands, and have
themselves made parties to the bill In this
! siilt.eu).; siau, tiiii.lnluc all persona claim
i lug to be creditors ol a.rid estaui from insti
tuting aulls at law upon tln ir demanda:
I It is therefore ordered. That ali. such
j PAJiTiks make their appearance herein, at
! the courthouse. In tbe city of Memphis,
i Tenn on or before the Orat Monday lu
March, far, and file -utl eatabuab ihelr
: elalaos as aforesaid, iurcirdlng to law, or tue
same will be barred and the cause procei tied
ii-M , Hti.ui I. : and th.-Li a cony of this order
be published once a week, for four aucossslve I
weeka, lu tlie Meuiphis Appeal.
A copy attest. ,
A COUBTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master. I
i B B. J. Kt.ACk, Deputy Clerk and Muster, j
tiles Jackson. Sollsltora lor Coinplaiu
' ant. de2
NOTICE.
! DUtrlct of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. I
At Memphis, Tenu., 15th day oi January, 1S70.
! The undersigued hereby give notice of his
appointment as Assignees of M. I. Hlx, of
Lscirauge. Kayette county, and State of Ten
nessee, within said Dni.-ict, who bos been
adjudged a bankrupt, upou his own petition,
by the Lilt U let Court ol said Lntriet.
1 Jala O. U'MLLiKUw, Assign.
TRANSPORTATION.
QUICK
TIME
EAST LJ
Louisville Route
Always Ahead
SUMMER SCHEDULE,
Commencing May 2, 1869.
DOUBLE 0A2LY THROUGH TRAINS
WILL BUN AS rOLXOWS N TBI
Memphis and Louisville Railroad Line:
Leave Memphis (city t.lme)4:00 a.m. '2:45 p.m.
Morning train from Memphis does not run
on Muuday.
Leave Memphis, city t!ne, Mt.m. 2-4Sn.m.
Arrive at Naashville 11:45 p.m. 5:iAia.m.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Mem
phis to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville,
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates
Cache procured at theCompany'somceJSl? 1-2
Main :rit't. and at Depot, head of Main st.
Mb i;l:;:iue I hecKed
at Depot, or hy the
MemphiB City Transfer Company; at Hotels.
lotels,
to all
rrivaie ries:uences, or on noara noata
nriueipai polnU East ami North.
KAM. B. JOKE8, 8upt.
vi.t. Hovill. PsKuenaer Agent. soUi
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ShenfTs Sale of Real Estate.
BY Tlrrue of n bISm exi-cntlon to me dl
rtrcLd .-in the teuj'it-me onrt of the
Hlate ol TeuDeHee, in cave of K. F Pin-
man and W. ti. rtumau purtnera ha Plitiuan
A Brother, tueainst W. L. Stewart ftuH M. l. L.
stwar, partner4 as W. L Mwarttt Brother.
lsbueI on ajnitm-nt rendered In ajil 'or 1
thn Uth day of Hay. i.vr-. tor the sum ot
00.; t3. confirming a judgment or tue Law
' ourt of M tnptnH, renuertMi ti'e 20:h uay of
March, lf7, in laror of aid pIUntitT-i airainwt
HHid dt-fendnta, wi:h !.. : nd contw. and
to Nuid exacutiou, Court coaia, etc. I
will.
On Saturday, February 12, 1870,
ruirinfr Itnl hours of sale, in front of the
Hheritrs office, ou df ootid street, in MempoJ,
Tennessee, eil. to th biijheat bidder, tor
cawh, the following decribi-d ral aatatfl, -It-UAUd
in ibe county o: hhelby, tst.ite oi Ten-ueKtt-e,
delgiial. d and deacribt-d at fo-low,
tw-wtt: A cerUin Jot in the Liu tier U L-ion
of the city cf Memphis, blng a prt of lot
Hi u Tl 1 in Kln.nL. ln nf... nl - --
w-i l at. .-I-. -, .hi. .1 - 1 , IU ,, ltiIJ..Il
flfy-elKht i 5oi feel on the ea-t side of 1'eoto
btri-et, and bounded aa follow-,: Bagtealag ut
aslaKe where the eiist l'u oi Deoj rtriat,
runnimr outhwardiy. cult's the Butler Divi
sion of the city of Memphis, rtiuuiuit iheacH
eaaiiyaruiy on the butler dividing line one
hundred and fifty-five IVtj f4;t 10 a stake;
Uianee s-iuthwardly and parallel with Dc-oto
imi-risni iri icri HJw&f ; inence
wesiwardiy and parallel with he H"r:t one
hundred and Uity-Hvt tJ5& leet to n stake iu
th-' east line of DeHoto street; thence north,
waruly with the east line of said street flny-
eia.ni i.ei in lue y.uvr oi .
Also, one other lot about one miic south-
I nueonuie una uumireii ana w-ven lyi,
I lot'i. oiie-ano-a-naiT it ones. extvnduiu
ba k ttireu hunuxwi and nuy-iwo !et
I six incbtM
Abo, tli following-mimed lota In the -own
j or Raleigh, known and dfsii;ua!eu on t .e
plan of aaid town tm lots Nun. Ave. six ai d
two , 6 aud 21, tn-lilu k C; iM tots, live iftiii
six a and Q. Diottt ouch eibty-aevu aud a-
hall rWJfl fe-t ou tU" MlTTtjftlj" kAd Somr
! viiif Vu. BDtka I ;i J. rnnnlsssk bauk one hun
dred and fifty 150 feet; Jot Ko. trwo Is one
hundred and seventy-two Mwj hall LiTQfJ
ttmi Mimir.-. lying northwtMl and adjoining
lut Nu. n ra p
Also, ihe following dOMXlbfld lands, sit
uated Mi liie whU rs of Wdf river, on th
MHrti itsM thereof, and on laitli slds wf the
i.i and Luoiaugo Kaiiroad, bulng in
UklsM Ji:cfIs or tracts, unl contiiuiim. In the
aggregate, oue hundred and uinoty-one and-a-hall
ihHS acres, (Muinded und dcriflMjAMl
hs follows, to-wit: Tho flrst of u.iid trarts
l;eing lp liUige seven (7), Mtcthnia two and
ihree 2 and of the Eleventh II Purveyor's
Utst l it l : Lit-ginning at a reu-i ud 'tuinp, with
one hickory pointer, the southwest OQJ ner n
th-orikf uial i ru' t : silence nortli tiilrteeu 18
ri.ains and ninety M0j link to a stake, witii
UiMkgpn and poplar pointers on Ml bunk
oi u tiranch; ttltlOfl MM nvw ft chains i-o a
slake and MmJJuikm tbenee portal fltty ioOj
iiukd tfl siako. Ave ttnkl north of a beeeli
marked ' C. K."; tlience east sixteen jlbj
ciialna to astak", two dogwood and wlilteoak
pot-utem; thence aouth fourteen 14j chains
and forty !4u links to a stake an1 pointers;
tlience west twenty -on i olialns t' the he
Kluuing, containing twenty-nine and a-half 1
iiiUy, acrerf. Theseeoud of said tracts or par- )
eels adj;iu tlie land last above decribt-I, Is i
En rang' seveiI?. aections two and three
2 and 3 . boip-i as follows l Begluunig '
in section thrufi 3J, a jlni to. Curry's east
corner on William Lawrence's line, at a !
stake and swt rU'tmi maiked ' J. M. .. ' i
swretgum and blackguui pointers: theuce I
WMt tdxty !uj poles tu aaid Curry 'ijcoru-r, a j
stake and dm mai ketl 'J. M. C," persltn- I
mon, mjaIi and ltoiiwool pointers; ttieuce I
south with said Cuiry's line, passing his cor- i
MJf ! lunety-iwo 21 pules. In ali one hun- j
dual aim sixty kHiJ jrofes to a small hickory,
one sole soiH'. oi a wblteo.ik marked "J.
B.,' fhreo hickory and wiiitroak pointer-; i
tlM lice east sixty tsjj pfiies to a stake, one
pole six links southeast ol a ledoak marked
U. B.." two hickory and swe t;um pointers
on William Lawrence's west boundary liu:
tnence north one hundred and sixty UiO
rsiltrs with hiH line to the beuiniilug, conUiln
I ing sixty ! acres. Tbe third one of said
I i rest nBt sevJn 71, section two 2i,
biVuiied as follows , Hegtnhiua at a whiteouk
' marked A. B.." i tinning nortfl two aj chains
i sixty-six bi links to a stake, tour 4, links
norih oi which is an olm marked w. h.," i
i two whitcoak polnleis; throe west !
! twentv flfrO chains to a stake, whlteoak ;
and hickory and poplar pointers; thenoe
south twenty-six ciiains fifty fUt link to i
a stake in ma iUh hank of WW river; I
thtiice eadt foity 4i chains to a willowoak
marked " A. B., two iron wood 'poluiors; 1
toenoe nortb twent'-four 24. chains to a j
sweetgnm with elm poltjiers: theuce west
niten lioj cnains anu iniriy .w, ttuas io tue
be Kuuiug, oouLuini-jg oue bunuied ana two
lo2j acres.
ihe lot of land first abov descr bed. being
the one on DeSoto strwet, In Memphis. Is
levied on as the property of defeudant. W. L.
Stewart, on the stall dny of Mnich, Itb7; and
tbe balance of the Inud abovn desoribMl la
levied on as being the property of duleuduni,
M. D. L. sit vart, on the mUk oi Man b, itto7.
tho date of thn rendition of the judgment In
the Law Comt ot Memi his, appeal d by de
nndants to4he supreme Couit, aud affli uieti
May, the Lth, All of suid land is levied
on as the property of the respective defend
ants as Aforesaid suttj-ctto the ilen of sal i
judgnient, ami to aaiisy said Judgment, in
terest, costs, etc. X. P. i I'llKY, bheilfT.
J. M. tfn-gory, Att'y tor I'ltla. Jai2
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Cures baldness. Makes hair grow. A bt-
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Soth-ns brash, dry and wiry hair Into Beuu-
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wonder Is the raiildlty wi'h which 11 restores i
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I he whitest and worst loosing hair resumes
Its youihfiil beauty hy its use. H does not
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hair will be gone, giving place to lustrous,
shining and beautiful locKs.
Ask mr Hud's Sicilian Hair itenewer; no
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See that each ladlle has onr pilvnte Gov
ernment Stamp over tbe tnpol thulMjllle. All
others tire imitation.
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services; or. If preferred, arrangements as to
compensation will tie made. Specimens
copies sent on application.
ADVERTISERS
Will And the MEMPHIS APPEAL the beet
advertising medium In the State. The Brest
extent and variety oi Its reading matter bus
lorced lis enlaraement for tne aoooiunioda
lion of advertisers, and Its circulation In all
parts of Tennessee, and in Alabama, Missin
nfipi and Arkansas, among merchants, piant
eis and business men, render It especially de
niable lo those who wish to reach the gene
:ai and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and Interest.
KEATING, ENGLISH ft. UU.,
wimniiis .Tflwit.
JOB PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
PRINTING HOUSE
15 COURT STREET.
KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES !
Immense Arrival of dew Material !
Five Lightning Job Presses 1
Large Additions in Lithographic and
Gothic Types!
Beautiful New Bock 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 I
aar The proprietor takes occasion to aj aln
call the attention of the Merchants aud 3tni
ness Men ol Memphis to his facilities for
tiljlug orders for every description of Mer-cantii-b
Pri-vtino required Lu the Office or
Counting-room.
The most perfect satisfaction will be given
in every Instance, and Pricjbs shall aa low
AUD UNIFORM.
Orders respuetroiiy soucieo.
S. C. TOOF.
rrprllor.
sou
SB ,
STREET, 229
NO HUMBUG!
Look out for Bargains !
Great Bargains !
Great Reduction !
REDUCTION !
& Clothing
wjy
WALKER BROS. & CO. 229 WAIff ST.
MEDICAL
DR. RUSSELL'S
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
42 NORTH CQVV.T STREET,
Mi'i. ::., Tljseikei:.
Tha Laraait and Oldest
INSTITUTION OF TUE KIND
IN ThE 60Uftin iT.
j
Established Tar. Years.
Where Invalids Can Ot! ila SeievttSa and
CajmnentensK treataieirt at a
Rheuma '-m and N juraigia.
Lumi': o, (
Hi lat! -r,
Tlx Liomrwuc, J
In nil :irUnltIc cfmip
gont, tieiir-. a. -c.
perfect, i:.- .
in.Iaiit'y n I v
I'HCUurti lituba Wilic.i
an-1 fttlT foi S un n,
ty, iliirty nml : Ij
lietn curid by in. u
esiM.
A great accompli"!!
o;r Min, hy wlildi I
mei.tM. sotth" ;nd enn
clatlna -iiiftt ingn
If lUlsRyBKm'cll.i no
11. vu pain, it woe
otiiei bystcuiK sajtSBt,
lien Tiiatlsm.
u.n to re
.oi tu any
Purcij 5i3.
Helrapiijla iHalr P.
Psraplnela Lv . Pa
, In everv Iossb
! treatmi i i
torlnir sction ii
InUM : tm
ullaiif i, -i
ot lu:
I
pro.
Catarrh.
Stoppcd-up Ilesd, Kti
stunt Has Un
blowing
Thousand- suffer 0
dlsagtoeabte juu
Utrrb, without Knon
Often the Hoeret- d
the throat clog- .,
Bandattoa .. hbi
The must .-.kllllui p.
Keeent 'y, several ;
have turi:t a I beii si I
of catarrh, and dema
from patl'.-nls.
I cure any esse
head -dlsehai gps of j
glairy atneoos ;ro:::"
BASBfually ps'n or
eyes coustnet blowli
mation ot Hi
the chsslderhtn m
course ol a lew itaya.
iuom dMHaJuSai prlBM
tru-Tion-vtopptni-rp
iiill.im
iUuu of
lu U-e
: Scroiuia.
Struma. Glandular Swellings, Running, or
Crusty Era pi loua. - It ..in urn.
The Scrofnla
filling ii
medical treutu.
The only true
are those wblct
I will contra
case of Rlood U
forms of Leprt
oera. Xumrt,
form of n i '
tVoui lorty-'.'titli
ted or otl:erwte,
ry, ;s. ny ail ususi
eTe'V
.OU, 111
Mercurial Ciot.ie3.
Salivation cPtyaiisnu, I
Meicurnil .ch.
Meronrlali
Mercory, lpjcdiciou. y
earth with wrecks of hi
suffer from ia -sclous
y d.ugK.d by t:.
rain to attempt the n
dlesses while if VMnaln
Although 1 unveaearii
antidotes fur inercniy
have never yet se n
eiluilnate It irom the sy
I csu satl.fv any patie
I can absolutely extract
Eruptions,
it lb
rliy ol
tor physician that
Cut, iLUO, si I c,
snn other uuuuiai potssBss
sverv ce.
One DSih wuli h I einplojt- even draws Ihe
isad from Hie white paint q tne bath-room.
C.Tncrr.
NolI-me-Tangere, Lueus. or Wolf fr.r.Ct-r,
Solnhus Caacar Fungous i mcer.
itose i uacer rpiaert aucer.
I make a great specialty r. the treatment of
every descript-nn ol eaaeoraud tt nors, and
baTe a special depaitmeni. devulsd lo this
branch o .iUease.
tlow many & ucers and tumors are wrong
rully treattd by curtain cli.;.-u.laua styuug
IheuiselTes "Cancer Hoctors"
Altar being prnnoauoeu luoarable, I will '
take any one of tbeso ca.,u In naad, and j
make a permanent aax
My terms lor ireati ,g caars, etc., will be
based on the e and otMadtlloB oi the putieui,
and the poaiuve certiuiy oi oure.
generative Affections.
S;f-abme PlRC
Sore-p. r
Wealth, sj
TV an
n-e Oleet
mlnai
Impotence
,re.natu,'
I
The press, the pu.:.:t
are silent on the subj
sexual organism. A M
the knowledge tor a ml
And in w u-rilWeai-mat'rrhpi,
sliL.tilii.g
pysteisv-lnipHiriug hi
seit-desti ui'iiou. fcyp.
body by pieoe-m al-.o
nti vi, by Inches b i
alive, and torturing tin
Charlatans, ot ratkW
essay to cu:e iiiuni. Us
hope and re oi t is in
physicliiu who undi -
Among thrse
than .-pem,atorr. oas, 0
and emlHslons. Dr. Wt
tbe losa o: one ounce
ai'ttae, is euuui tc J
i nod
' ounces oi
blood '
ihe worst tcsra Is wnen ti e iui.iai fluid
pasi.es off unpercivt din the orine.
implies, ami ciisi. i i. s men, hy work
ing u,.on tiiv fears o. s miuil, t.s, t a .nai-
lug the leeo.e v s oi tiie i-sly. not ouly ex
tort larg-sums of money, bat, in near v . ve
ry lnstanoe, bnve comiii ateo the dis. ..e,
and render el it mure uifficu t to cure, i
never yet seen a o se of texnai t i akness oi
I-Buoteticy iired hy any piiysiciai. bu! inyseli
All the affections of Un BBal organs nave
been deepy studied iiy me ;oi many years. 1
have made a discovery in he treitHieut 01 ail
syphlltilc and rlrolent dlscast which prom
Iimss looverlhrow ail former precor.ceiv. ii lo
tions Slid ti
entirely D
ous copal tm.
Inev; ... I
office hou
Kussell. ' 'un
."ecreuiry, ai
n;.ll e
eieury. Idsmi
led io
Physicians.
ial courtesy extc
the regular profession.
IstoWS
Third slieei
is,, aud cha
tucky, Ul, '
of the urinai
sus," incii
weakness lri
sUicturo, va
a
pages sin! nmael o
method oi tcaaltug
out mereuiy, and 1
rtage, etc., sent urn:
A vailx ciaup, wa
in ftturdays; prloe
Also ageoits lor 1
Pills, warranted to
price at office, or c
meat oi u
Male shei
luperior oaaltty ; singlaouetl
or o par .'BUJ DIBi'K.NBAaY.
noil LaalsT-dl, kV-
B. J. SEMMES & CO.,
B. J. SEMMES.
WHISKIES:
YANNISSEE,
WESTMORELAND
ROBERTSON COUNTY,
3oon-
PURE RYE,
And a vari6y sd oft
WHISKEY
FOR country trade
ENDERS'
Valuable Remedies !
98
G3
B. P.
P.M.
Contains no Quinine or Arsenic
for any Chemist finding
It Is purely a Vegfa!.; . id
.'T long l amllng. or nussey ruirutiU. Mo
:or a fair trial of uur Chill Cure.
s:sarxxxts' stomach
Tbe mo popular nnter now in
l'-'lmiLa! nxr nlood. rmllds up wi
!. BeTeraife It u-n uo m
i t promptly oaastng mo ;V hl; f H!rknm of the fiomioa, nQd ooataiiw qu csioiusL la
:i.iatUce, Limtr lompmiui and bil iusnca lhy are a cvruun corsv.
EXJXtJEST A XVOHM OA UNTIDY.
Ti'-irnt rj-rai-Uy fi r "hiWrn, r.Sv nit thm la a '
hnuuri-da uicur iticatfH ! uui clt'aena mho Dh
Auks are what wu ispll Kent theic
"iaT Saie by Druggti's and general iXorel-f-peri very?rher.-yai
"EINri3Hrj. tie ROSS, Sole rvopv's.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ArsO MANU.- ACTURING CHEMISTS
Paducah, Xiloxi t-vxeix-y.
Tia shore Mtslictnes are for sale, at Wholesale and Itsceil, by
C. C. WAMB & CO., A.YP III! IsHlllH BLA IR, DRVG'rLSlS
CUBBINS & GUNN,
mOli FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS
H
VVINf! TTIE rVROKST ND MflHT C IMPI.EIE FUC5DRY AJB Mal'HISE SUOF I
the southwest, are prepared to do all work la
THE MACHINERY UHE CHEAPER AND BETTER THAK EVER
THEY KEEP ON I1A5D A STOCK 1F JTEW Ajri BSCOMJ-HAJ3
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES, BOILERS. ETC
A.SU
WROUGHT IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES OF ALL SIZES
Which wiil ue cut and fitted io nrter. promrtly and well. One of the Arm gives eonstaat as
Wauoo to tue bui-ding of the very best
FRENCH BURR GRiST MILLS,
Which, for dnrabillty and satlsfacte; wcrklng, are cnsr.rpaased. SMI (TIERS. EOLTU
CLTMEB AMI) LEATHER BELTINu. in fnU sappiy, and cboaper than eisewhar.
UJMIOM FOUNDRY,
Adams Sirwt. between Fo-i- h anu Bayou, Msnchis. Twin.
Memphis Nursery.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
APPLE, PEACH, PEAR, PLUM, CHERRY, APRICOT
NECTARINE, QUINCE & ALMOND THUS.
GRAPE VINES IN VARIETY, ESPECIALLY
CONCORD AND SCUPPERNONG.
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, ETC.
A very thrifty slock, at moderate
B. B.KOEN, l 300 Prortt ISt.. Mamplils), Tenn.
J. M. ulLBERT. Ja. Je d"w
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
J.H. PAl rCKW5, W.J. riiu.J.SU.N. 1- W.XAJtlt
PATTERSON THOMPSON,
ATTORNEY S-AT-LA W,
.xr
R. W. MARTIN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AtOVaiA. - ARKAS.SA3.
HiK.wjiSafr:!a5a
Cl si-
i th
A. J. MARTIN,
Hia."VKT OTF ICE
jy KIT WILLIAM B!'
1 a. u dlldlsou str.els, -M
lee. tl ai :entiu:i iv. n in '
. HECoXD
i no. Ks
i Mi
T. B. lAlOWOoU. T. IL 3K'Jf. c. roLsno. ,
Logwood, Slicuu & Folkcs,
ATTORNEYS AT LAV,'
IS Union Street,
MEMPHIS, - - TBNNKSSEK. !
aw W. C. FOLXKS, Commissioner 'or Ar- i
Itansas. oc-Zi i
WM. M. SMITH,
OFFICE. 308 1-2 Second St.,
COKNEB OF MON ROB.
dot
OlsS'JLUTiOfv.
'pHE law
X SDd so
AVl?KiUHTand LCKE F. WTUOHTh
thU day formed a partnership and will .
.lnueihep.actieoi m iaw undr tne firm
uauieoi "S-RJOHT WKIUHT,
i, D. McKISICK continues the pmctlce.
Offlccs-KltWUiUs block rQHT
LI iUt a. WRIttBT.
! Janaarv r, WO. Jal
JNO. W. DAWSON.
BRANDIES:
J.& F.MARTELL
Pinet, Casti!!on&Co.,
jul AnU, UuruT Cl UU.,
Planat & Co.,
JAMES HENNESSY,
ViRCIIMiA PEACH
81
8i
wiil pay Five Hundred Dollars In Gctf
ellhsr in its comsifon.
Warranted to Care FEVER sad A'JCT of bg-
Cava) uo Iity, Is oar motto; ail Ulat ak a
'r nr.r-n K!dnT Dbojbss, rwtorea strength and app
3d fiiioetdty-l frsmo. fur lumaie weajuaMi it la uiu
to ue. A ialr tr
Dl
prices. Address
MISCELLANEOUS.
ORLEANS INFIRMARY,
142 CANAL STREET,
S"KW ORLEANS, - LOTJISLAJTA.
OOITDUCTSD Prr
Ors. Choppin, C. Beard, Brickeli and
Brunt.
ThU Institution it ov Open for the
Treatment of Medical and
Surgiual
DR. SAM 'J EL CHOPPIN,
Sellers! Surgery, and Diseases of the Re.
Loss, d I adder and Urethra; ail operations lor
I'rfni ralrlss. uucb as libo-iooI, itarv-lln
Oft. C. SEARO,
pixoatf of tbe Kye and Ear.
Dft. O. W. BftlCKELL,
Disease peculiar to Women Operations Iter
, y 'ovarian Tumors, Iysmencrhaa,
Vesicovaginal Fistula; Lsowatlon of tha
i er: neuai. etc., etc.
OR. I. DICKSON 8RUNS,
Diseases of tbe Cean, Longs and Throat,
aw The best nosea are provided. Fare and
accommodations equal to LhuM of QraKvlas
Pes torn re Box ST. New Orleans.
BUY OR. SPALDING'S
ELECTRIC OIL!
aar The great Msdicai Wocd of tne Stas
teenth Ceutnryt
aar Kill aU Pain In Twa Mlnateai
aw Death to RheomallrBl and aU Inflam
matory UlseasasI
arts reward CD a aular in BoMa and
Cholio in Horses :
aw A snr ear for Bog Cholen and sA
lUioma uMwca. For saisbyaii flrngguts.
O. C Wstrd ctJ 2
Mam St ret, Wholesale Ageat.
Prloe, 11 par bottle; par doses; m pr
Bay a a ami m. apniniag-a. mm