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The following are the rules and regulation,
for he tournament, to cone eff during a.
Fsvette county Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair, Oct. 1883.
/ Each Kuight shall be entitled to three
rides.
2 Any Knight who fails three tines shall
Be ruled out.
g. II more than one knight takes the ring
three times they shall contest for the victory
with each other, and be who is successful shall
be proclaimed the champion, and shall have he
privilege Of selecting the " Queea OF Love and
Beauty" The one who takes il next oftenest
shall Be- first Knight Of Honor The third oftsa-
est the thiEi Maid Of Honor ; all Of whom are
% constitute the coTtege Of the Queen.
4 Each Knight shall be proclaimed before
be rides, be viii then present himself with e
lance az rest; and at the sound Of the bugle
shall dash Of and ride through a. full speed.
5 Each knight must put bis horse al fuF
speed OF his ride does not count and IL Il snail
b decided BY the marshal or judges that be
has twice ridden at less than full speed be
shall be ruled out
6. Any knight starting badly, shall have his
ride over, il he drops his lance 70 bis side be
fore reaching the ring.
= The chief marshal shall decide o. the
horsemauship Of the Knights.
s. Each knight shall carry bis lance under
his arm or upon his shoulder, as be may pre-
fer.
g. The Eiag must be taken of fairly, and
b0-He OF on the laHoe.
10 No knight shall drop bis reius or take
both hands TO the lance.
Il. When the marshal aad judges have dsci-
dsd upon the Champion and the Knights Of
Honor, they shall be conducted by the chcers,
and escorted BY the Knights to the front Of the
spectators, where they shall be proclsinst 81
the Herald; the Herald shall also proclaim the
direction CT each Of the successful Knights. a.
they stand; and the Champion shall then name
the Qeeea CT Love and Beauty. She viii be
led forward, and bY the President Re crowned
with a wreath Of flowers taken from The lance
Of The Champion. Tue first Knight Of Honor
shall crown the first Maid Of Homer, The second
Knight Of Honor, the second Maid q Honor,
the third Knight OF Honor, the third sisid Of
Honor; each q whom shall be led forward
and presented with q wreath OF boquet Of
lJEeTs from thciT Knights who will then salute
TIE Queen and Cortege and retire.
p TIE coronation wifi take place immedi-
ately after the decision Of the judges.
Il The time Of riding shall be estimated
from tie tap q the drum, and the tine shall
not Be over twelve seconds
Il. Each knight viii ride in costume.
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Fog Safe,

VALUABLE Lands aBd City Property
-. for fa,e On easy terms Esree planta-~
Hnti ttozs in Crittenden comfy, lm-rcFed. -
- Oaetwo niles frum EoUad Gag, or seven -
from Memphis. containing 80 -crE On The Military
Rnzs-onr nine niles from Memphis, four miles froIa
the Etssiss ppl river, c~5ntslong 800 scress improved
1ne seven miles from the Miss Esippi river fourteen AID
,uc-5aif rites r0n Memphis, wei Improved. ne
1bove three tract. a. land are 81 good land % any
three tracts in tn Whole state Of krkznsss, and t~o o.
then hsFe heca e1fIrl- sbo-e overflow and on Tie
hird enc loco Eces bave beeu above any oyerfaw our-
trr the lorF pUgusg II The lzte Seed IN Gle Mississippi
Valey- These lends zIe uuguea,t51ahly ssie nom al
uculbcrzrce by OverE-E, and purchasers are Invited to
1an ans examine Tor Themselves while the water marks
they Erc buying. Es0 two family r~e-tiences sd eleven
ascant 3tE In the city " Aelphs, and go. 900 worth Sc
ect lots 81 Ce town % COrnth. Mss at the crrEsng Of
the Eenphi- and Charleston ans NOZZLE and Ohio roads.
ssuaI plantation one-haif mile from Nj dieo1 dept,
IN fho Charleston Rslrosd; ash 5lethresa acre lot AID
1re 5-eiress lot, fronftng said depot also a plantation,
q ti Ecress a. Sntcha cepof. On the Mississippi and
Ten1essae Ralroed, in DcS5 e cauuty, Mss. On this
trEss D. p~isntatl0n II 800 Ecrss, IN cultivation, tuiid-
ng ste fronting On ths depot also los5 acTe tract on
he Tazoo river, 800 acres deadene1 fronting the river On
Hoag Island; also 30 90 sores ssstof Snnower riysr,
% wild l1-G, many tracts Of which hsvr proved theR-
EefFas a owe the TccHnt feed IN The F-ley. and Being too
ter east for tue Mississippi nvT 10 have It's fun eject
on thsn; ala 20 90 scrcs Of seec lands IN Crtttendcn
nd Mississippi counties IN Ark.nsss, IS many tracts Of
Ehieh a. entirely above fhe rocsut hiEh wster. Several
tracts q tn ercve have dssfuiugs, varving IN size from
80 . 300 Ecr-z in places Also quite a numbeg Of other
.snds, both n Ainy and river eountrysB two tedious 70
An Vsrsgu desih- s 70 ZEE ne IN regard 70 any q ne
Sd ~e property can 90 50 b. calling FL ny oGoc, 60 siairE
over ths st5rehouse 81 Hessra. Copeland & Bduu7cs,
or any Information IN regard 70 any Of the aoove propeT-
tyty clrfaFp1nding with ma through TIE mall, sud this
property viz be shown 20 any nre Who NAV desire u ex-
amtacit J. ". HOPKINS
s-ra r---r
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THE APPEAL.



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Lie the dead without tselr rest
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with their thousand Is ~ resi-
WIN their brave Hnd beauteous ferns.
undlsturb'f beneath ny sicrnsf
In q SAFE End p=zce.ul home.
Wher- the mourner Eag not ooms,
Nor the stranger rutslr tread
DER thelr calm md coral BID.
Eker theo OCEAN ture1 lies,
Kay no uonumerts arise.
for Thy bosom bears no trace
OF err eranescznt RACES
On thy wE6 and wandering wsTas
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Ger tiy dread. uufathOm'd Eloom5
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University OF NiIssissIppL
EacnIfE Of Arfs-

I ERaDERICK a P. BARNARD, L. l. D.. Presiae1i
Z and Professor % Physics Astronomy and Civil In
EILLfsE ?. sEEARSs, PrstesssT Of 6-orsrnns8t.I
Eienoe End LzE.
GEORGE Y. CARTER, n a, Professor Of Inisuse
tuel ans Moral Philosophy.
EDWARD C. BOTSD0E n, A.. Professor e Chem
tstry Geoacsy snd HnsFslazy-
WILSON 6. RICHARDSON, n. A., Professor Of
Latin zni EadsTu LaugnsFes.
BEEBT ~EHTTEBoRNE, n. A, Professor Of G7eek
and ArciU1s Literature.
JORDAN \. PHIPPs. X A, Professor Of Hsfhe
zauc--
WILLIAM D MOORE. L A, PTo.essa Of Ens III
language and Literature
--, As I=tant IN Est1al Philosophy
Ede Eleventh Annual Session % this Tnsitutiou VII
Commence on TIE FIRST HONDA n TBB a.
which tine q is desired that c~andiistes FOR sdmlssion
VII promptly apply
The Universis has re entity very largely ilcreSscd IT.
facllIes fer furnishing an education o. the most srpe-
1yts q minerals and Shells fer tie lustrsfion o sub
ie5ts u EcieHua ana haviEs materially enlarged sc 80
c m-0dations for The clEfcrt ~ vel e. fer he in
prare1aslt o. ITS sIlds1ts-
n insiftullau Is i0oz'ej IN oDe o. the NEST hetlthsui
-e-tozs II the entire SOUTH, Ard h = rT0EIfd D. q pop-
uisEon l1iec Tor lutenig11oes mcraltE sad . rclgi1uF
spirit
Bei-E 1- TIE line o. the Mississippi Central Railroad.
q g. -Cuesstte frsu -he zoEtE ans the DCrh. Ena By tie
,oru=c-isus q the rad with = vide district q country.
-EEEz-T-l Son. $50 Pol and Servant hire, SIS.
s-u1.nt- 11L i11giIE 10 0e College SIC The fee here
tof77e -az-E=1 for f9Hl ard ssTTz.ts wa irEcaC1str.
LaE Stutelts SO. Bosrd 81 the han ard IN private
families E5ggt So pHr m11lh- these chsrEes Ere sup
posed % bs lower fhsn th1se % most C5lege odsrus
siuH1- a1vsurars n HOWET.
OEfsrd, yuiT Il. - Secretary 10 nc Bosra.
fr27-AEEaEEn
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THE CoMET.-This celestial visitor vii con-
time 20 be the subject IF attention for some
line longer. Il viii approach BO-h his earth
and Sun. L8i attain is usEimum brightness
about The middle Il 0ctobsT. when it viii be
lost 10 cur sigat through proximity to the solal
IuaiEary. It will soon return aud change its
course 70 tie South. but its gsocenTic position
viii b. such, and is motion 20 rapid, that II
wall disappear before tie lire Ct motion brings
u again WIr1ia the range Gf twilight.
TIE direction OF It's motion IS seen from the
earth has rendered its apparent geOceDtric no
tioa very snail. This apparent slOwness has
made b very c nc D for estTrHonETs 10 cJa-
pcte is ur1lr w.th The requisite accuracy, and
hence there has been considerable cin=TeEce Of
1piu.oG ia relation to the form and length Of
IL cThl- Numerous observations have been
made uDcl b., but It Is STAB doubtful whether q
not 81 has passed ius nearest point OF proximity
&C the sun. Ithss been visible two months ana
z half and stLl his important elelznt remains
undetermined.
Mr. George Sssrle, assistant a. the Dudlsy
Observatory, has adopted elements which re-
gard = as having passed is PsEi1sli0n poia'
or nearest position 10 the sun on The 18Th in
srsnt. At The National Observatory, a similsl
orbit was csuputed for its n0dOa Wills. th.
Cambridge Observatory adopts fOT the outlines
Of its orbit. elements which place its psTiphe-
lion passage seye1 days later, or he 20-h 10.
slant he greatest TeiocL3 OF lis MOTION VII
be attained when making the passage o. thI
position, which Is computed 20 be about $50,
600 miles per hour : it distance from the eaTtl
viii then be about s7,O00,O00 miles, or within
the ezrth's orbit and its taii even now IL no
less than 5000 600 miles n length.
L was frst seen hy Prof. DOnsti in Florence
Ttaiy. On the p OF June last L wssneKt ssel
BY Henry 81 Parkhurst, OF Perth Amboy, Nev
Jersey. On The eo5h Of June, aud On the 2lst q
July Il vas again seen By hiis5 MsEia Mitchell
q Nantucket, Mass
Inc observation in sach instance vas an ia
dependent discovery, and was made without
any knowledge Of the comet having been seen
n y Post
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eIo7 aeres Of Lard for Sale.

T OFFER for sale thu following Tracts Of Land
4 IN Tast0n county. Tenn, to-Fit: One tract Of
500 sores. In one nile Of he Memphis and OhioAzA
Ralrcsf. Rld three fram Halol's Depot5 1So~
scraE cicnra beislce vel ttnszred. There IL > Sod
sEeliuE kruse, ia house, sssias. steblee, ygung Or
rrarfs &C.. "a sad premises al new, AID built within
tte r.af f=1 ears One tract q 2 go sores, $50 sefes
-assret, ndlarge cesieninEsi Usual mpr9.e1ents ~
1880 - I'd Isl within four miles Of Cogington and
ten q Easonis Depot. I've ~ hEi Ec1 hsiehis riser
- ~ - al Lhe ms. ore trIct CT 9,425 acres, kno-n
81 Tocust Eiur- shout I've EAea from Covinstens 90
a,frhie rfvsf- q uesld make . ac1l ale faI1s ccnt1in-
- ss,ur , 7fl rcnea of hurt f-ouds- One tract 81 100
- witNin * uiies q Nason's Depot and GFe Of
-rsIev. 81 uoccr one srlct - ~ scress On Hatchie
liver. and six nile inn C-TllgtoE. su04n e the XIII
sae1e Eou1rs.n. 7 ave alec Z slclm Ssw sid GriSt
90 ri-t 4 Ffl. rEfu sc1 5.ryeins n tbe stsvs
80 II rTresrra. eta11e w~ luarrss. Mr.. THos. 2.
maVFvrIT a- 80. THoMis ? HUST viii tsko
zfsr-Ere il eie-f-e c afdress. az Afmphis,
faTE-sF = 3 soM 1TELL
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THE UNION
PATENT CIRCULAR MILL

Cuts from 10000 to 1900 feet OF Lumber per
Day Of Twelve Hcursi
WE p a. Length ensbied 20 Intern eur namcroas
w custlme-s thst uehave 80 perfected, b new I'M
portant improvements, the Union Circular Saw Mil,
hat we have no hesitation 70 pronounce Il superior 70
anything yet offered ths iumbernBn. Strong ard wei
mafe, having about double the stock Of wood and iron
uork In the sane class 4 mill Our long cxpertelcs has
shsun n that 20 we Wzut s frst class nil, II can cnly
be had By q liberal outlay of LABOR and material The
| guides Tor carriage arc planed. snd the rolls turned int
and without play. The saw shaft rs set up in the best
style, size ~ inches. with long bearings 30 that We have
neither vibration OF heating Of shaft.
ne improved Head Blocks we have introduced CON-
msnd the highest praise Of practical savyeTs. A large
saving o. tire with decreased ef1asncy AID strength arc
I combined IN tbs superior Saw Mill We viii mot for fear
have cut per hour. II the 1ooesssTy hep TO handle =
large amount Of lumoerts present, 1900 feet per hour Of
| poplar, pine, walnut, sc, can becut without taxing the
fun capacity OF the mil.
In onertnE these improved circular mIIst thetrade we
DO not expect 20 compete IA price with ether parties who
| build circular mills without regard 70 convenience, Etyle
OF durability. Stnl We oher them As low Is can possibly
Be ahorded, considering the amount Il labor snd mae
rial ussd on them.
The following are our lowest cash prizes. which In
eiudes q feet carriage and main beif, with engines and
boilers OF IS and y horse F0Teri and all other fixtures
complete.
4sIa. mil and engine. 9 IN. eyHnaer, Is IN
stroE. boiler, 6OubIe aued 20ft. lsBg, s0in. 1850
diameter, and all fxtGres ready 10 set up
80 inca nil and same size power.--.....s. 1870
s. inch mil and same poWer....--..... 1880
g Ia. mill ami engine, 10 in. cylinder, 20l
IN. stroke, boiler doubls-fucd, - n. long 2,265
$50 IL. 0iame.sTf.
50 In mill an FEnc 0wrr..-.s.--.... $3.50
coin. UIi AID same 1ver.......--...... 2,f20
in. mill and anne wsT......-..--...... 1850
% AZ usius, eagines end boilers gaGrGHtisd as re-
For further particulars address
RRAGG 4 BURROWEs,
Cor. Thlrd and MARKET streets, s.. Louis, No
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SheriH,s sale.

Sherl4's SAFE.
DIT Tiitrscf- An eEccut O. e me clreetta Dytn
ID q TIE Grcuit Court Of Sheoy Cctni9f .snucl y.
judgment rendered On TIE 2ffh June. to4i ioI SAa'
f7-se0 sBi costs. N fsvcF Of gs-ob L, stxesNs- Nm r
Hufh=s Ard Daniel EuShes. I vi on ne s1TH DAY O.
SrPTrnBER ErxT, n 'front.' u the shesins emse 81
Nadison street. N the city Of Memphis, - ! for CAeh q
the h'EheEt bidder, the fonogirg Real hstate, Vi: 10
No. 20 in North Henphls, frsniiug on ne vert see o.
Auction Square - < feet. and running back west for 4
dept 81 TAX fset- half way 70 ChickasaE street Alsoi
Lot No. 90 Wing lmncdfafely south o. and ADJOINING
the shove fTH fset frat. snd TAX feet deep AFRO on
Ia 10. g. Block 80. N ne town ef Fort Fickrrlng. Aisc
en- attract Of land near Wolf river norh OF heuphss
situated en- TIRE soufh side o. Cypress Oreek, and Adjoin-
fng TIE land Of K J. 2. vim and Benz. wright, Be-
rlnnine At WrlThrs north boundary line where u crcsFeE
said creek On WINS the thenee west with WriEhts
ffercs a. seid creek Win rs nsEnders and tbs lire q
Wfun'sI land to tie beginning. Levied en- Is tie property
Of DANIEL Hughes tosaftsry the balance Of Esid excl
ton. " +. L. SMITH. Sheriff Of Shelby Co,
susI-td II b hos. B. MxxArT, D. s. G
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rhes0 Plantation for Sale.

I OFFER ms plantation for sale, lying throa -
/ nTaf nlTthEest q LEGTaase, Nenuas contain -
~ E.Ehf Huu8rei and Nineteen Acres, (si9) -
rhi- place was formerly owned b Capt Tb0s J. -
P1IE. and 81 prez=ut g. rented - NJ. n II. C0ttGrd-
Il 8 Ecw N . Eigh stats q CuiaFati7Dl vel adapted e
the r-5s1c ion o. otter and al Mind Of srsia usaAlly
grown. and C1zla easily be coureresd into one q tie
most Tslulb be stock farms IN the Hesi, being divided IN
20 four iars feds The iEpr3THz ufs are comfortable;
the dwelling h1uss O. q IeEs AID mas torr large rocmsi
csfins (comfnrizblfl for twenty or thirty negrCes, e5Tp
-rfs=. stable. I'D 81 ether necessary buildings; = good
-eluf vstar. and excel the best s~cisctiols Of fruit 4
co country. This is one % the most oommandi1g and
u~esuifal sizes % build a nne house IN the c5untyf being
hish spd elevated ard surrounded By a beautiful grove
ne purchaser WI BE- Convenient @ both the maie a1c
mutls cclleEss IN LsGl anEe. ard osa save the expen-e Of
b1arfinr al chfidrcE as wel Is 1ENinC thf pleasure Of
heir company 81 home. I have more snd than can cui-
Ivats which is ths Only induoanent 70 sell. Any en-
=tshiHE bEr-sin In and cen rot Do letter In west
H.nue-scs Can ard canine The land IS I sn deter
mined 10 ssu. I csn Be cund ~ ny residence thres miles
north Of LsGrznEe. ard viii takt pleasure N showing II
Iuu2 Aautf O.. Il SWIFT.
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CHARCERy SALE
VALUABLE NEGROES AND REAL
ESTATE


IN THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.
nURsUAET % q decree q the nsncery Court al
L Leuphls. rendered Nay Term, 1875. IN The case Of
John J. Hooks vs.. william O. RI and others, I viii, on
Friday, october let, ES5S,
IN ffoat o. ny cfice iu the city a Ne2phis, proceed "a
sell u the highest bidder. Tor cash,
Four Valuable Negroes,
tc-wft Negro WOMAN named JaIia snd her two ohna-
les. O-e a boz named Frtd, The other an infant femEls
child; ard q negro WcHsn uEHed Mahala.
Also, At The same uIao and pace, 1 Efn prCooed to sell
70 the highest bifdar.
Two Valuable Lots,
10 the city o. Aeuph,s. Shelby county, Tennessee, be-
irg lots Nos. at and sls. CT TIE plan CT said civ. stu
ate On the east side Of Earket Square, fronting - feet
s inches On zeid Square, and running back 1fS Zee. s In.
ches 10 an aney, being the property On which william
G ark resided In the year 1851, together with al the m
pr0veuents thereon.
TERns OF SALE The shove described real estate
will Be sold on a credit Il seven and thirteen m1uths, IN
equal ~instalmeuts, purchaser 70 Execute bonds with sp.
proved securry, with q len retained On the premises.
Red N 1tion barred. sale 81 II O'c ok
JOHN c LANIER
sr29-iswtds CieTk ana Ma ter
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Plantations and City Property
n z SAFE.

I DIG sores ~sajOiliHs Germantown viii fine
0fclArc5 &c.
Ai-o-esTscras, naely improved, smfles south OF Ger
mzLt5Wu.
AIs0-l, llo-600 IN cultivation, nes Has0n's depot,
6ne ~resizenoe sd 81 Necessary oui-bOUEss
Two G1ely Improved places nesT Grenada Railroad
To acres % terminus q Seup1isan and Somervlne Plank
R1sd.
$40 soros sdi5lHins Ho-a Lake deP5t, hno improve
mguts
$50 acres near The same.
Aplsntati1as on t~heriver, with % 10 90 negroes eseh.
6 pla- tzl3ns a. Las5niA Landing, on tAe Mississippi
river.
Ess scrss god Improvements, S miles from t9vn. nza
BaEtin'6 stst.Cn
aae rc~siIssces On shelby street. slso, several vacant
To-. % eait street.
4aas r-ssid-c1s On Court strss,i several vte.nt lots
"a raid street
seye-si residences ard vsesatlois on Vsaoe street.
3 store boEses0 on Nan street
severslbr ding lots en Hain street.
8 new houses, : taS ro1ms each near Ss2uel Hoshy's
aEew hgu-es On U1izE street.
L edition 60 tie ElcTe list, We have t8prUved and IN
imrrc-cd property al over the city, and several hundrci
thcu-snf acres uniupuvcd lsnd 10 Tennessee, H3ssissip-
nj. ArksnsEs, Louisiana and TeEas, sld VIII IN q 5 %
10 yea-s tine, without any cash Of exchange tor other
p-Cpe-ty. ROBINSON 4 YOUNG,
E-l Estate Brokers. % Asdls1n street Up stsir2
nna
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TUE ezerdses O. theseoana 80 tn q tts irsfitu-
4 tio1s heated a. LsGranEe, Tenn viz Be resumed
on WEDNESDAY the ~ Of September next
FACULTY.
J, b. GRAY, d D.-Presidsntand Professor 81 Ethics,
Ee-aphistcs and Sacre- Literature
J. n. WADDEL, b D-Profesaor OF Ancient LiteTa-
ture
J. r. BLAEE r.. A-Proiesssr % Chemistry, Ia
tural Philosophy, etc
IL NEIG5, A-Pr1fessoT q Ms.hemadcs, etc.
The tuitIon Zee y city collars for the fuu session OF
liue months. one half Of uhich Is payable O. The oasnisE
a. The session and ths remainder On the hrst Of EarCh
B1srdlns IN the fsmilies Or TIE ottiIeasl -1slusfve Of
sye o. wsshiaE and lights frem SIC 30 10 ti6 Der
month.
rext bo5ks csH Be proSBres 81 II Bookstore o. TIE
kssszs Parhsm. IN LsGranze
The vz-i0as lbrsrlas connected win be Cou=se contain
ErCady between SO and 1900 volumss, znd sre con
ruuzuF Increasing.
TIE spparntus belonging 10 the College Is E-mdent fer
re Illustration q he scsnses.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This Department. established ~ he Trustees, for the
der she care q JsmesJ QuaLes, Esq Who has had
considerable Tpefisnce IN tesching, and whose scholar
hip Is Uni-Ebced
he pupils Of this schsol sTn De under the joint oontTo
a. The President Of the College and the Principal Of The
Department aided BY - many assistants Hs che number
q pupils nay iron time % time demard.
Tuilion NTH, Derz-tmsat forty dol Es per session ef
Rise months, payable, One-half q the opening o. the
session, and he there. the first Of March. Pupils vii
BE- charged from he time q entrance
al R. ABE1TT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

0-rrs "a El-haafh. al c,uva lei g. give rp ny
t--snsr - wish e. dsp1se o. nv hall interest
~ - ~ store O. EErHAa & CRAWFORD, aths
- - Ue-nszdo. De5oto county AlssisfipDb Any
--tzat1g - rnrsre Il Eood AID praftsbe business
-fr e1Tfhira uaoa eEoltzt opportunttTs s. q 800
basEsn N bsEiTen A2Ry -
O. q toLATEAH & CRAWFORD,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01

SPECIE ~ raj CNITED STArEs.-lt ls es-i-
mated that the amount q specie Ia tie UEited
s-strs. At ths close Of 1879, was one hundred
srd fourteen zillions Of dollsrs coinage al
~ Uritsa Ssstes mint, since 1873 has amount
"a 20 four hurdred and eighty millions Of dol
lars: he amount Of specie brought into the
country BY immigrants, sinee Ie4s5 y
~ one hundred and twenty millions; the
anouDt or bullion now on hand il he couT'ryi
b pstinated at ninstT-foUr millions Of dollars
mixing a total Of eight hundred and eight mil
lions q dollars. The exports OF specie lies;
fmp9rts from the Unitsa States, since ls4sl
have amounted 20 three hundred and eighty
millions Of dollars; leaving The amount Of hF'
hundred miiions Of dollars existing at The
present tins IN ne Uu.ted states, IN the shape
81 FoI5 and silver coin and bullion.