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1omesue sIarkeIs, BY TeIcgraPh
Uritf Gnrrfnt.

BAGGNG-Insia EsEEinE i5s 20 lei EsutuaEy Han
Lsm 70 . Loo O. Power L0ln IS 70 isc.
COFFEE-We quote Fair A. tk Do f2g prime l2k q
l2Ai Java % 70 90 peF rs no i2h 70 EAi LsuaJri
CHEEsE-w R. Ios aiis D.. I5s F4Hs app.
20 cents.
CRAcKERs-wsisr sac Baisrsl s. isza - % ?
hri Sugar IS - sada e1.blperHN
CAEpIE=I9 20 &c
~FIsH-NacksrsI No I. bs ais haifbris. sifiE $50
Nos bris SIS half brs 81 ku s2@- Noa bds si5'
FL0UR2saperaae $50 20 70: St Louis Extra $50
70 $50; Knurytie e. soto = So T Harrison 8 Cos e.
q Fanon e. % 10 9 50. CRY FLouR-Fine s5e5 So
GLAss-Per hax 81 50 ~ Franch Wini1w. 3zi0, g g
% So lozi2 s. 50 % 81 PiusbuHh. sNio. s22S ioHia
sUSPoWDER-ksutu-sy Rtas ss75 rs per tsE;
m-oSEcamssraaa bar pr rs Penn Pitssurr
LEArHERLssios A. wholesale Tor ssirtiuz q. 10 81
Harness 5io 35G OAK Sole Eol 80 D sG Hsulod Sole
8 10 % pr rs Bride Leather IS % IS per doH u77sr
LINELohis riTsr Sc 20 81 Aitou and 81 ssnsvisvs
81 s. % a. IS Csp- Girardeau 81 50ai IS.
N $50 q III ~ " go u. - -
Common Rrctided WHISKY IS 70 2&s Ds1isrs 80 % as
Psseh Brsnay 81 IS 70 g APPLE Bnniy 81 To- oa
LTNBER-Po5iar siis So Cyprez sis. Ysuav Pine.
roaEa sisi Pine Flsaria= So Clear white Pine go lei
NoLGSsEs2Bfis 20 % as bsI bri a. 10 sc. and
sitter.
NAVAL sroREs-sgirits TarDeuunss s. esne3 Tar Is
to small and large brs-
NAILSss IS b % per keE-
OIL-Linseed Oh sSto eoT Lard OF 90 % eio& Me-
I and 2 Castor OI 81 50.
PR0YIsIONs-New Bacon. Clear Side ilGi2i plain
Ans IOA 20 ~: Shoulders ~ Dshs Aes PORK t8 o.
&c SIS Es Bulk Pgrk. ruuui hoes. g. ICES Beef. SIC
P~APER-WrappiuE gc o. 81 per rezm.
PICKLES. gal Gherkin e So : gal DO IS SO hEa
Do 60 SO \ gal Oysters IS 50.
RtCB5 nG' PEI =
ROPE-HaEd spun ~ 90 SIC Msrhiues 81 Sc
suGAR-Fair ~ % Prime 8 % shC Choice and
Fancy 81 10 Io- Pang IoE Toll.
SALT-In bt, Cosrse 81 IS % - Pine a. 8b1&
retail, e. 40 % I 50 fr oozrsa, and IS 20 $50 Tor fls
Prices % salt have advanced fully 2c per bagi fr0misvs
nothing oferlEg.
sOAP-Ba s. 10 6zc per 4
S~PICRS-Pepper ifr Ciunam1u 80 10 &C. Cloves 20 b.
45- Ginger ST. Spice1t 20 rs peI 4
SEEDS-Clovers 80 % IOs Blue Grass AZ % 2 Is, Tin
othys 50 % 90 HerdsUss g. % . IS Muskeet5@ 20
a.; Orchard I IS 70 g.
SHINGLES 5to 81
RTE-Noue IN market
per =.
TIN-Plafs per box. IC IS IXIgSl Bar Tn sc.
TEA-Imperia 75c % 81 Guupovder sc % 81 TsunE
Hy-ou. sc % So Black ED1c9-
n~OBACCO-Mos Ky and Tenn Is % o. per = Va Ec
10 e. Leafa6 50 20 7 50.
TwrNE-iT 20 Ic per =.
VISEGAR-Pure White Wiue 7S- DIR Eaf Pure Ap-
ula 40 per br. Chemical { 81 % ei
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A VETERAsEss.-The Paris papers an
nouacs that Angel ique Duehemin, the daugh-
Ter and sister o. q family Of soldiers, who dis
lngushed herself IN the wsrs Of Napoleon ],
sndsr Gen. Casabiancs, and was disabled BY
a wosnd received at the siege Of Calyi, died
rseeatly al lie hotel de IHrsiides in Paris, a,
de age Of 50 years She had attained the
Tark Of Sab-Leutellut, and Napoleon Ut
had conferred on her the cross Of the Legion
q Honor, ard he la Of s.. Helena Two
w5mez, eantinieTes Of the z~ouayes, received
q. military msdslfor their conduct at the bat
as Of Magenta. One Of them received ,hree
Vcuads.
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ATTEMPT 10 DlsFLAcE A TRAIE--Sons
lend placed q number of fsnce-rsils on the
rack Of the Memphis s. Osio Railroad, near
the Shelby station, Monday B'ght with the
view Of throwing the cars from thetrsek. The
train going North, yesterday morning, encoun-
tered the obstruction, but. fortunately, no
damage was done.
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Fever and Ague,


from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe, IS the consequence q a diseased action
In the system, indueCd By the poisonous mizsm d
vegetable decay. This eKhaladou IS evolved by
he action Of solar heat on vet soil. and nses with
the watsy vapor from Il. While the sun Is below
the honzon this vap0T fingers near the earth's sur
Ace, and the virus Is taken with il through The
lungs into the blood. There il acts as an irritating
poison on the internal viscera End excretng organs
cf the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 70
secrete not Ouly this virus, but also the BILE from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent o0nsttu-
uonal disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathizs with the liver, and become
dsouiered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Or
ganism, as il IN AZ attempt 70 eHpel the noIi1us
Infusion, concentrates the whols blood Of the body
IN the internal excrstoies 70 force them 10 east Il
out. TIT blood leaves the surface. and PUSHES 70
the central organs With eougsstive violence. This
Is the CHILL. Bat In this efortit fails. Then the
FEvER follows, IN which the blood leaves The cen
tll organs and PUSHES 20 the surface, as II IN
another effort 70 expel fascinating poison through
that other great eKcrstoy-the skin In this
also il fails, and the system a5and0ns the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the rscoTsTy Of streugth
10 repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or pLroHysms Of FEvER AND AauE
Such constitutional disorder VII Of course under
mine the health II Il Is not removed
We have labored 70 ind. and have founas IN
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WEST TENyEssEE BAPTIST CoSVEsrIos.
There viii be q meeting OF delegates from all
the Baptist Churches in West Tennessee, al
Trenton, o0umen ing Saturday next, and con-
timing three DAYS. Elders T. J. Drane and
John Bstsman, and Brothers Job. Bartlett,
Haynes Davis, May, Fournoy and Rsyner, to-
csthsr with me from the eol0red congregation,
have been appointed 70 represent The churches
m his citr.
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The overland msil arrived yesterday.
bringing Us san Francisco dates Of the LIST inst
fer files Of which we are indebted TO Mr.. Hale,
tie ehcient agent.
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a An old lady named WIlkerson, resid-
ing IN the upper limits Of the city, was 50
severely frlghtsned yesterday morning by a
runaway horse and wagon, which dashed past
Der at a terrible speed, that she was thrown
INTO eonvuisions. She was taken to her resi-
asncs OF Sycamore street, and if was feared
that she would not recover.
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FTSrp roR An sssAUIr--Jaiius Rang
5o'ph was fined a nominal sum By Esquire
Horne, Monday evening, fcf sssauitng q man
named A. Kuhn
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills
MARRIED LADIES


TIE female Constitution.
Hmelerates al eEcesses sui removes all distractions,
from whatever cause. and a speedy cure may bs relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
% l. peculiarly suited. u viii. In q short time, brlug CO
TIE monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken By females that are
pregnant daring The drsi thee months, as they are sure
70 bring on Mi-garrisge; bui a. every oihsr time, and 10
every other ease. tnsy are perfectly safe.
In all cases o. Nervous and spinsl Afeeti0us rains In
The Ba-k and Limbs Heavness. Fatigue On slight e1er-
uoa, Pzlpitahou of the Heart L0snes o. spirits, Hys-
teria, Sick Headache. whites, and 81 Tie painful dis
ssses coossisaed By q d~isor1sred system, ness Pills VII
effect a cure when al ether means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet sround each Daeksss,
which should be urefaly preserved.
bltl- containing 50 pills. aud crced with The Gov
erlmelt stamp o. Great Britain, can be sent most free
Tor 81 AMI 8 postage stamps.
sole aEeut for ne United States and Canadas,
JOB MOSES. Rochester. n. 7.
E7-Chandler &Co-, Memphis. Wholesale and Retsi
AgEuts. and sold BY all respectable d~rurgists.
E-BEWARE-Sume uupriucipied dealers try 20 sci
other pills, on which they realize more profit. 3
not deceived. Buy Sir James ClarEe's and no otaer.
de-ldrwaEiv
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EAST TEEEEssEE.-The majority for Meth
efland in East Tennessee, spoken Of By the
correspondents Of the Opposition papers be-
fore the election as sure TO exceed i've thou
sand, is less than nineteen hundred and his
whole gain in that section over the preceding
election is made by an increased vote in nine
counties near Observation-Disclosures Unfon,
-4uEusf q.
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-%ITENNEssEE \

Aso IOss sores. q nile from Memphis on Figs5u
Rost road. well improved with IS Likely negroes. A
Elod bargain can be had. Gail soon.
1882 Acre adioiuinE Germantown vel improved place.
EQi Acres 9 miles from Memphis. near Union Dept On
Memphis and Ohio Railroad; 900 ia cultivation.
$50 Acres 6 miles from Memphis. on Wolf river 100
cleared. vel Improved steam sa= mill, eic.i well
tiuherel
$50 Acres * miles from Eemphis, near Rsleigh; ITO
cleared; uod Improvement
40 Acres q miles from Memphis, On E-mphIs md
Ohio Railroad. a. Pea Point las cleared; Eood in
provements. MI YOUNG.
aul2 ais Main street. I'd stairs.
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s20s0H3s0
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
The suHgul OF Liabilities due or nTf tna f1 hsnks Or
ether CTsiior-E1thilg.
Losses adjusted and tue-uJne.
Losses adjusted not 1le.s....-. .-a-.....- n. III a
Llsses unadCstet, in Suspense, waiting proofs
5e4Ia
A other claims against the Company are small, for
sriniius. ETC
without special permission.
The greatest smountinsuredln any onedtv iowa. VIII
mafsriaL auf ne means o. arrestrr dres.
p e.. RIPLEY. President.
rUOS. X BRACE. IT,,
Hartford July D 1883. se-retary
STArE OF CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD COUNTY. g. uaruo-L. Aux 4. Sc.
Personally appeared before me. HEglV FowuEu. a
Jusfics o. the Peace. duly qualified o. administer oafhs.
z G Ripley President and Thomas K. Brace. Jr.. Sec
rotary, snimale solemn cath that the f1reE1IuE siatemsuf
ofthe assets and condition % TIE Aetna Insurance Com
pauy tstrue. HENRY FOWLER,
Justice o. the Peace.
STATE or TENNESSEE. CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. ArE- Z, tS59.
This 81, t1ccrtuy thstthe Aetna Insurance Company. 10
cateia Al Hartford in The STATE 0f Connecticut, has oum-
piled with aI the requirements % "a act passed bv tie
General Assembly Of he STATE o. Tennessee. in March.
1870, entitled An Act % regulate the areucieso Of Insu-
rance Companies not ino1rporatedby the stated Teuncs-
see and that J. T. Chadwick D. ne legally aufhsrired
ageutof saiaCoupauy in the town o. Memphis. State o.
Tennessee. il DUNLAP, Controller.
Policies issued in the above Old and reiable Company
on liberal terms By J. T. CHADWICK. Agent.
auei4 Bank Blllding. Main street
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Two MoEE NEW BALLz-The first bale Of
rev cotton from TaIlobashR comfy, Miss,
vas received yesterday By Messrs. Z. NJ. Ap-
person & Co., which was from the plantation
Of Mr. E Il. Parish. The same firm also re-
ceiTsd . bale q the new crop, from Marshall
county, Miss, which was grown by Mr.. WASH
iogton S Taylor The two bales were both Of
r.oE ruslftr
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For Sale.

Is order o. enter mere morouEaly into the Grocery
L and Produce business, IN which 7 an De sugaged, I
propose SELLING The believing desIrahia properly
Two l1ts corner Main and Linden street,, one house
AID lot In Caunarzu's Addition O. Memphis, and one lot
- feet front % Georgia street. sloining my present
~residcnoe "a Hemani0 Road.
nis Is No 7 property. and VIII be roifcheap for cash,
or exchanged ior g~rlceries, OF Hod partly on time and
balance cash.
For further particulars apply %
HOS LEONARD,
aufo-qw nrri st-eet uem6hls
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Frvr Toskoco.-Messrs J. B. Sharpe &Co.
have Oh haDds splendid assortment Of chew
ing tobacco, winch needs Only 10 be tested "a
h aanirsd.
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ATTENP- At AEsoS.-A negro boy BY the
name Of jeffrey, set FIRE to d bundle Of shaw
ingB on the premises Of a EIr. Ludlow, on
Main street, yesterday uorBing, with a view
20 destroy The entire establishment. Fortu-
nateiy the FIRE was discovered BY a servant girl
before any damage was dole, and The flames
eXtinguished Jeffrey was sent away to the
plantation o. his masters brother in Missis-
epnf.
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r. TIE Recorder disposed OF thirteen cases
vesterdas, and assessed fines to the amount OF
s1ls. Five additions were made 10 The cham
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spluaI aotitrs.
For COUNTY Rerisfer,


We are authorized % aunoun-s J. W.. n a. o ,ln-
aiats hr Registered shelby County. Il ne eusuins
Marrr election. anf-fas
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- Ground was broken ye~sterdsyfor a new
public cistsrn az The corner Of Main and Set-
feruoa streets.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which nsutralizes this malzious potson IN The
blood, and stimulates the liver 20 expsl Il from the
body. As 10 should, 50 Il does eHTs this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And IL does more,
or rather does what i Of more service 70 those sub
ject 70 this infection. II taken in season il eKpels
it from the system as II is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from is attacks; keeps the
system IN health although exposed 70 the disease.
Consequently IL not only cures, but protects FROM,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
By this malignant influence, such as Remirtent
Fever. Call Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Ferers, Neuralgia, Rheumadsm, Gout, Blindness,
Ioothlche, Eanche, Catauh, Asthma. Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen. Hystencs,
Colo. Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
stomach and Bowels, all Of which, When arising
from this cause, VII be found 70 assume more or
less the Intermittent type. This AGUB Cur"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accompIishes By stimulating the oxcre-
torres % expel the viras from the system and
these organs By degrees become habited % do this
Their ohc Of their own accord Hence arises what
we term aatlimG,ation. Time may accomplish the
same eud, but often life is not long enough, OF IS
gacnhced in the attempt, while this AGUEC URE ="
does ii az once. and with safety. We have great
reason % believe this is a surer as well a. safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miasmatic infection, than any other
which, has been discovered; and Il has still another
important advantage 70 the public, which Is, that
it Is sheap as well a. good
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1O0 nOZ. Flavsring Extracts; ~ doz Mr.. Alau's
lOO Hair Rest0ref, No I, and B. 25dCE. Woods
Hair Rrstoreri IS dlL- BTraave's Blttfrsi IS dUI. Hos
fstter's BiuerE 30 d0z McL@an's StrenEtheu4nE C0riiaIi
So doz Pure Salad OILS u aaz Ayers Arua Cure; 800
d1z- Garretts Smut, packs 20 der. Gsuatrs Snuf, bot
Ties; 50 Eross Matches, asserted; IS gross Making, large
and snail; IN store and for sale i0U BY
g.. ". 4 20,
aui6-2w Formerly ward a Jones
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False ALAsA-nsre was a false alarm Of
Gre between seven and eight O'Clock last eve
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monrtarp AMI fuauria,.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEaL oFvICE 1
TUESDAY. AuEusf rs. 1859 (


EXCHANGE AND uANK NOTE LIST.
-coHHEcTED DAILY HV rHE oAyos0 sAvrsos rs
s~TtruTIoE.
cod cd Slgar bfing He Seated
Ll1A Hla---s--.. FarIHtnk o. Ircniln-... e 40
fanGfg hanE...-.-. parIHanE ~ farewell. g "a
hank o. Tenneses--.. prIaauk % CIaihaua 80 fa
Aluk " Chattanooca. parIHanf q Anrria .....In 81
oAmerciai Ham,. rarfHn 80 Tar- frfr.F - AZ
EanE q Wet reun.... parIFrrhrn-r nrrt rsrn
Ranf q Hemphia..... parI hieL....-..a
CITY Hanf, Naahvlls pa~rIAnuruitu-sI Bauh
B1uk ~ En1nriue.-.. uarI rffI=a
Bauk ~ Commerce. fisICfuarnFEsnE failed 81 fa
hnk q Eashrile..s.s sIsauutCrraaua--.---a az
Rlnk q Mltus reun.k d1IN. q. H.nfs 900. t-
Mder3 hank-. ....h 0slgearEa fof hauksl..a ls
NORTHERN sank Tenn. = lsih1ut % Afheus. O.. dIf
AauE o. faria--.-..... = ds|nluf % Fult1n. Ca. e g.
Ftrmsrs' Bant .Enor- "A of CoIumbus. Ga. a.
HAe-s+ss-ss-ss-sa fiaIhE Miaie G1-..-.. 8 d.
MereGEEU' Halk-.s..h dlaILrrirarn Hrrts -...a fa
River Hank. clasinE.. p-ar'safs RlrE ai.bs-nr 3 fs
Luren1eburr Bauk..z disINorthrrn psnt Al. rsr
@uthsrn Sank % d. parlMobne B.nta....-.. III.
ouee hauE....s-..-. 2 disI0fhar AInfama Barb Q Fs
2ahTViue Bank zee. 2 dia|Virrinia H4nfn... fs
n1la o. Ne Iulsn-- ! dlsIoh.o. ~. md No. . e.
49, hank-.-. ---sh az s1ts Bank o. InI-... Z az
nAnE - 4ener=qn-s.. s da'tunra and vi ..3G6 es
nanfrfso hauE.....B a. Frss Banks Inf.. ..2e6d AZ
Ezcaange-Selinq Rafes
heH n4rk.ss...-assh FrFmIChnrssf1n --.- nr-m
Pltla1slrha ...-..h rreuIClncinrau .... - rrsm
.s-h memfN Laals --.-..--A prsm
~ "f- H-miAnalsTile --.---.. ' prem
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FaII sfrfe OF HAS
Trusfee,s Sale OF Land.

NN|N-. = NN~NN Ut WN-"N-"H
nT virtue q a Deed o. Trusf. executed % ne a. rrus-
ID tee ~ Wm- Tart, On the i2th a. HErch, 1885. regis
TIRED IN box -, pages 3 and 10, I wiz sell 81 public sale,
Ter cash. in trent ~ he law once q Wlrfersham a
Bee.her, On ue u~orts-east corner q gefrrsca street md
PRINT alley in Memphis. Tenn-, 11fhe ia day o. SEP
tembsr. f6s9, hefurfn II and y oeocE- A. a.. 40 much
o. Ls No. 6. "a hiock 70. e., % Besl street, In Nsm-
plis, tennessee, a. vfl pay thrfe Notes, q 500 each,
dus srrcfaily ir Nara, 1851, 1855 and 1883, with inter-
ct since due, and he Legal costs and c1mmiaslons a.:
eKecutinE he trust T-ICKERSHAM,
auIs-im Trustee.
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.ENfAcP.

A S The guardian Of the children q john hcNauarl
Adeca, ] will lease for q termof years The vacant 10,
on Market street fronting The lotion which Frazer Titus
lives.
I viii als0 rent by the year. the house lu Which said
McNamara lived 81 The time o. his death, adjoining
the shove.
Iuiu also Lessee Tor q term % years a lot on Alabama
street. fr1utiug On said street about 800 feet and run.
back % Bayou Gsyoso. This Dot lies directly west Of the
lot o. Capt Marsh Miller. Persons desiring 10 lease OF
rent will call on nc on the premises q the late JOIN
McNamars decd. nANIEL MCNAMARA.
auIT-2w. Guardian.
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mEuPHTS PRICE CURRFvT.

MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.
CONNECTED DAILY ~ c OTTER 3 FHoST SOW,
~BACON-Rib sises no 70 i0kG Clear sides 1lH % i2=
shoulders s t1sEG Country Hlnstoz o. Use Can.
vass.d Hams y % i4c per y
BUTTER-C0uutry Extra les t1z5 p rs G1-len 81 O.
~ per pin demand.
BEANs-Nry white 81 10 e. 5opsr bust
BEEF-Dresssdhin quarters 20 75 frrrgrsrtrTs ~
tosac
BEEswAx-2E % 25c per n.
BRAS-eoc 70 sioe pcr 100 -
CATTLE-On rot Q % 7cnst.
C~ABBAgE-Eone-
CORN-Sacss a. GoIf0.
DRIED F~RUIT-Apples Ito % t.s5 per busheIi Fcs.1l
Psaches 2oe per rs Unpesled d. t2-6o
FLOTR-sasEss upsreas , . % $50 Country Erirs
Family a50 % 81; In hals e. 20 50.
F~EATUERs-Goose IS % Soc Per p.
IS. Green sa'tel6 e. sheep skirs 20 b 20 each; De-r
skins IS cents per fi Coon skns 10 aE cabin &C.
HAY-In demand. retail SIS 10 - per ton.
HONINT-S2 70 rs per bls1-
LRD-Coanuy Leaf 50 !. II % I2se per rs IN sss.
isz 70 I5c.
MEAL-Country a. 10 - pr bushsl.
NUTTON-On fo1t No J.. s2l0 10 60 Per bead
OATS-50 20 COS per bushel.
OH-Grsnps Clarified Co;t5n Seed OIL. for burning
n labas4uns, 1881 ui1ni GRANITE Tanner on,
on 1EAL-For mleb COWS. sleep hoss and poultry.
e. IS > Id
PEAs-TsbI- sIto16 50 per busheI.
Paints 50 20 s. per bu-hei.
P0rAroEsSEeet ir pisntias soo-uii Piautlns.
Irish. northern, 100 % si-50.
PORE-On foot s t064c per hs Mez e17.p0 90 Ie pr
brl, Wholesale; Dress Pork t.
TALLOw-S % g per n
ner tushfl-
wOOL-wsshsJ 80 TO SOC, UuEsshsd IN to Ile
n. B.-The Above rates are the ~hoisssl. prices o.
sound and merchautabe articles when the sale b. By
retail. additional prices vii be requiredi 10 Inferior. e
praportiuuats discount uust BE- made IN al Instance.
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EmbT4clns a greater variety than most any 1ther hous,
In the United Ststes-
We buy our goods tor cash We o. business % sz-sI
eLpeHses we pay little or no rent We eel o. none bu
cash or punctual dealers therefore Purchasers Do nni
have % pay for bad debts. We are tkereEular wholesale
AGENTS for many article in our line, which gives @.
great advantages. We Impcr and procure or goods
direa fr1n manufacturers and drstD land. thereby savinl
the iobbsrs' profit. We are constantly receiving weekly
additions o. orr stock. which makes 90 81 al times fun,
fresh and complete. We are experienced hands az the
business, having beeu engaged In 10 Tor nearly q quartrr
of q century. We have none but kanest. steady. oompe-
tent men in our empicy, and experiences druggists and
packers. We have abundant room for storing and keep
ina our goods IN perfect order. We have the largest
si0rehousc iu The city. and which Is the 0uly MAMMOTH
Drug Store II this country. We have an extensive trade
vita the Druggists. Merchants. Physicians and Planters
OF Tennessee, Alahama. Mississippi and Arkansas. which
ls constantly increasing. We purpose carrying out our
intentions Of furnishing goods % this trade at a very
small advances on cost and building - b home market.
Possessing every advantage, and attending strictly %
OuR own BUSINESS. vs. are enabled 81 eli times % fur
aisk the best class o. goods, al lower rates, thau any ether
establishment in the southern slstes.
s. Mansfield = Co.,
Druggists. Nos. 81 aud 80 Main street.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-24

$50 acres 90 Clzhoua c1uaiy-I2o0 acres in culugs
u0n, with IS negroes, stock. etc, four miles from IA
Mississippi river. -
ZOO acres in Coah0mo uJguty-isu0 IN cultivation
with 20 negroes on the Mississippi river
1900 scre-7o0 in cultivation. with a. negroes, mules
stocs, etc. In ruuica and Coah1uo C5uuty, Mississippi
on ten years time.
1900 Acres IN Desgt8 o1unty, Mississippi.
10 Acres IN culuvalou with fny nEeiy negroes,
stock. etc, choice place.
1920 Acres ~ WashinEt0u cuuufy. Mississippi. $50 IN
cultivated. with 90 likely uegrces, mostly men, ID
mules, etr.
1900 Acres on SunH1wrr river. Ms. $50 deadened.
30 Acres IS mile fron Memphis near Mississippi au.
Tennessee Railroad. fair improvements.
sc Acres rs miles from Memphi1. near Mississippi sul
Tennessee Railrull. 30 Declared, vel Improved.
SIS Acres in MarshaU oIuufv, Mlsslssirui. well IN.
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