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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
= DIREeTIoN oT 49,.

Lnui wiihn t1e lssttw ysar, hemphis a. q cotton
market, was . mere psndaHt 10 New Orleans. With the
s~xcept0a % some 90 600 bales q year from 1881 to 1854.
and so.O00 bales a year from 1855 to 1855. al he cotton
coming here vent down to Eev Orleans to end iis ALI
mate American market. The proportion going there is
sin a very large one but it's annually decreasing, and
during The lasttvo years At a rapid ratio Cotton snt
to New Orleans is subject TO = heavy discount On the
price ii would bring. sold direct to he consumer or The
exporter. Tins discount is The margin" n@oessarily
left 20 allow a proat upoa ~ssipping to View OrIsans. IN
othsr words, if We sell % New Orleans, We must nsoessa-
rily sell below ne New Orleans rate, or . proat eannst
be N De on the transastion. II We sell 70 The consumer.
or export y eastern ports, We nay get The same price as
l. quoted in New Orleans. 10 s a gratifying fact that
home consumers are Yearly hooking more and more q.
this market, and that there are indicatols q . direct
trade in soften between his market and LiverpoL ~
means Of The railways that connect with The eastern
ports. Great Efforts are mahissin this arsctin. NJ.
GlI is travelling East and North with this object, which
IS likely TO be aoDmpIshed, o. prevailing upon the rail-
roads 70 make a rssueion op.n the freight On osthon
equivalent % ne amount Of space szvsd By suppression.
mis- viii enable rs to ship Bas, eoonouieauy. NJ. Ad-
dison, amerehAnt Of this city, is Al his time in Liver
psoi, ealing the attention q the merchants and he Board
Of Trade Of hat city % this subject Ar. Joseph Bar
biers, q mis- city, Direct Trade Commissioner from
-N A ~ aA4N & ANAANaH9HH A. - ANA.aNAHH
Belgium, 81 nis moment on ts sane Cuisines. Hoa.
Howell Goa, Commissioner o. ne Cotton Piantsr's A.
soiauou. Is also earnestly urging me Interests sfthe
+" direct trad" movement Under thsse Circumstances
he diretlou o. TIE Memphis cotton business is tolsra-
bly, APPARENT wien he objects new IN view are &C.
olmpnshst-Ehsn Memphis has arss % ne Red river
abouc re nah, bT railroads nov in pi ssres-whsn she
has also amnunicaton with St. Lsuisby the Iron Noun-
tain rairoad, giving her ready scosss to ne sssoast
when The Ohio rver islow or frozen then . pruon o.
me sum that Is nov lost TO Us 70 make "amarEin" for
New Orleans, VIII Be paid to the planter b bdzg his
0otton othis mHrket. ne consequences VII De a de-
gree o. prosperity Cor Memphis he most sausuine have
scarcely allowed themselves 10 dream o..
Tor the purpose Of showing ne Increase Of ne up
river trade. We give boiou ne shipments from 1851 10
1850. ne tariier poriou q thsse returns we're made
Qua By our EharfmsstsT, when ne oWporaie yesr sadsd
Juiyi o1usequeuuy We have made the whole table %
sgree VITA nat date, md the figures, iusIesa Of euing
Gown 70 sept I, 1884, ouJ ooms 70 July I 1850; but he
proportion q aaun soins up snd down me river il he
same, whatever GATE IL uken-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
HArs ANn CAPS

In his business fhere are four houses exclusively en-
Essed. These four ams combined o. Business 10 the
amouni Of slf0.o 900 year, besides which . very oonsid-
erable business is done By various dry goods fsalors Who
Keep these articles One house has sod 5000 Eorth q
the Chinese bats ssne. ms house Ess a1cious
snough % see ne sasptatiou q this hat % the s0Hth-
ana they made q large importation, being the 0uy inn
porters. rhey have supplied then to cities and touns up
.na down ne nver and 70 Tie ssabuard- rhis is q
specimen Of Memphis snteHrise. Country dealers 10
mis line can purchase on Sax months As low hs At New
Yak, rius the freight
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gatrst Asns bp 6fkgragg.
ARRIVAL OF mn sTEzasHIP GFRIci


NV EOEz. Ans. si.-fns GUARD eeamahip Afrio'
arrived at this port to-day from Lirsrpool, with adviee'
20 ne isth inst.
she brings one days later adviees thsn tss Nova SEQ
tin.
NJ steamship VIA srivsd 4 Liverppi b me iaih
inst from New YORK with aariess % ths ~.
he news BY fhls arrival l. unimpsrtsui.
Al the latest advioes Naples uas quiet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

Ia This nns MsDphis especially shines. there are
retail stores Of Unsurpassed mssnia~snce aid Of great
extent. and hey Ee ven patrouiEed nrre are now
severaihouses doing "a exc usive Wholesale business
presenting In extent and variety o. stock. hsshaess o.
soods, literally o. terns, ana general a~oeomm0laiio 8.
al he buyer can al. We especially ell the attention
Of country storekespers @ tbs Department. They viii
certainly stand in their own ii ht 70 20 anywhere but
Menphis for dry sogh. The amo1nt Of business done 10
this line has greauT increased. md last year amsmted,
Wholesale and rstah, on a careful calrulation b. parties
well acquainted with the matter, 70 $4,000
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OF FHE STEAMSHIP FULTON
Q FOUR DAYS IkTER FRox EUROPE.

NKw ToKk, AuS. H--Tas steamship Fuii0n arrived
o. Cape Race tO-dsy from Havre win Liverpooi ana
London adrioes . ne 90 iust- she hsieas tnf a'ys
later sdviess thau the steamship africa ne fuiion
va. boarded "a Cape Rsco By the steam news iaehi
Of the New ToFk associated pres, and The following
summary Of her news obtained,
The steamship o0nnAugbt arrived At saSaynom bs
bon On the e9th inst.
The steamship Canads arrived a. LtTerpooi from bos-
toa On the 2aih, with Eivicsa % tbe sA inst.
ne steamship Bohsmiaa from oasees arrived al
Liverpool on ne s1st inst. +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
LEAP ToBACco.

All who have paid attention % the position o, Nem-
phis with respect to the section o. country, North
Tennessee and South KsntuckT. where a ianse portion
Of The best tobaooo raised In the United States Is Eoun,
are confident in their opinion that this must speedily
beoone one Of The most important o. existing tohaoeo
markets. That The shove section should continue 70 send
IL tobacco % 81. Louis and Louisville, while Memphis
lies a. hand in The very track o. transit and business.
does n0t seen likely As respects New Orleans, the
planters andthsy can have earlier sales and quicker re-
turns On their Wusisuments in this city, than 10 thai
place tls gives q a great advantage. ne business re-
ceived very little attention from our merchants until
the past year very inteiugsut indivlduals among them
have nov their attsa Ion turned In tais direction, aud
the EPproaching completion o. he railway systsm con-
neoted with hs Memphis and Ohio branch, vii give
complete and rapid acres TO the very hsan d TIE To-
baco3 country. he receipts here durius ne year, By
rsilroad and river, were 25o0 hhdss 500 hhis were
sold In this city, the remainder being shipped 70 New
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

This is an important branch Of business The toooins
trsds has increased about a. per cent in TIE past year.
mere are nou threo Wholesale bouses that import d.
rect from France End England keeping large stocks and
where merchants can bay their gsots as low am TIE
eastern cities. Plus the cost q tuunsFortation- ne Job
hing TRADE is largely Increasing. and nov embraces some
Of the most attractive stores in the city. Amount Of
h--In... l.na IL - aIEn 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

A RAT AND A RATTLE SSAKE-Ssvsrsl
weeks siEcs q monster rattle snake was caught
IN Arkansas and brought to this city, when IL
was placed in a secure glass cage al Chan
aler's drug store. Last evening, in order to
test The affinity Of his snaksship for rats, q
full grown one was thrust into the cage. For
several minutes the snake eyed the intruder
when, giving a long rattle, it BIT the rat, kill
irs Il plmcst instantly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

EEw ORLEANS. Aus. sI.-ubs fusion q the Breck-
inriags and Lane Dsnoorrtsin tais STATE win the Doug
las and johnson, and Bell and Everett parties for the
purpose q seoomphshing ne overthrow Of nc Repsb-
Mau party ls now considered certain. A oommIttse has
haan rnnatrtsd 90 cnnlar vim al ne parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

Frsvzieai n CTR pis5s Oai ksep ne fatal sbsfts o,
disease and uurI1iut hoz T1-r c~srritsi HznfEes and
alrios ante f1uu1 IN - bast. uuum FraiIfy; Or
PaysioiagizI Rsse.rau-" Ttuiu zszurediy reouu ne
backsudins n1u ne evil Pa-Ices prevalent 20 an
alarming ezteu sud Dc en- g-eriag guiding s,s- O.
tsa n =I rsus-tted err--v- Thauzanis sttest ne
tenefi q bsetiue Is o11nses and advice.
soz h D.. BGRR0w. Nee Ta-t Prios Is cents
se-i free q aut.-s eseguhtre.
49, aHaa ~ Tarff lrw1 WaETEFFTn 4 90.
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MANUFACTURE TOBACCO

There is nobrAneh Of fua.e in cur city That hss grosn
20 steadily md surely Is the wholesale business In he
sb0ve article. Three yezu sg0 the business vas purely
an experiment, and ssrious dsubu we're entertained a.
to whether il void sustain one house We nov have
three large houses doing az ezieasivs business In this
article, and II Is Do longer Necessary Cor our msr-hauts
to suy their siocts IN the northern or eastern markets,
for they can be Supplied here on as so terms and Al A.
cheap rat-s - In any market o. the Uuiau- Ths trade
In this article alone sm1unts to 81 lest haf q miniou
dollars per suuum.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
MANUFACTURES.

Il DIES not enter within the scope % ourdesigu 10 give
more than a general notice Of this important section Of
hsuph 5 business. or We should shor q state Of hinss
highly satisfactory. there Is an evident tendency 70 an
Increase Of manufacturing in this city. The facilities
o. transit are great and the demand ard prods god
We viii merely remark nat among TIE manufactures al
ready domieilated and aourishinE. are steam engines,
especially portable engines. and boiler making, cotton
seed oil pressing. iron and brass casting, machine and
car building iron railing manufacture, mattuss max
ing. hrd oil pressing, soap and candle uaEiugs
shinEls making, pump making, and nsuy others. The
singe msuufsc uriug item We have given Of carriage
building viii give an ilea % he exteuto q busiRes, done
10 the manufacturins line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
rs 81, MIR MAIN, OVER TIE
REgULAR MEETINGS.

] ST. NEAR MAIN, OYER IhE FthNEL
REGULAR MEETINGS.
GERMAN DoUbLAs C~Hun-Erey koaasy nieht q
s 5asz. Jdsa Dutlirssr, weedsug Pred werner
secretary.
DEnocRArIc ASSOCIATION cF SHELBY COUNTY.
every TUESDAY night a. s 0'eo1k. ". n Cartel, uresi-
dsuf; r. c. Lemoyns. secretary.
LITTLE GIANT C~LUB-Evsu Friday night Al
5dosk. Luke ". Finisy, presidents Johudse Mitchell
secretary.
SOUTH MEMPHIS nOUoLAt Club ". Creish-
tu, PRESIDENT !. H. RoHo, recording s~ecretrryi yaan
P. soanian, oarresplnfiEs secretary. Neeiing even
wednesday niEht At Capt Hsaly's, On causey street.
dhree doors s-uth q Bsal street
MECHANICS DoUsLAs CLuB-W p. Lewis pres
dent J. r. obsr,y, secretary Meeting ever Thurs-
day uight Ct Democratic headquarters
All Democrats are invited t. auens hese msetingN
Puslc doruueuts, PAGERS. ETC., utn soz BE- on hama a.
he headquarters Tor distribution. Appiy to a.. C.
r5uuE g o. C. Lemayue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

A. Knrscheedts
vs. AfaclmfL ueut-e1N
SAM Enight. MBry Enlght
md Annie Cassidy.
~ mis- cause it appeared TO ne law side n he Com
/ mon Law and Chtncery c ara % ne city % Mem
phis. June tern, - o Inst TIE defendants we're nau-
-rsiEaats Of me state % Tenussse- u uss. therefore,
ordered fnat publicato7 BE made a~cc0rdinE 90 law -
curing defendants o. p'ead, answer or demur % the
nit brought azatrst then az OF before the 8 cuud Mon-
dtv IN Fehruary next. 1851, or the same vii Be taken
f,r confessed. and set fur hesrius on * ptrte evidence.
"a weeks. al MARCUS J. Wight, Gers
b. j. WHEELER, Deputy Clerk.
-HamHam gf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The wholesale husinsssiu this line has d late assum-
ed great importaBoe. There are six houses engaged in
G e jobbing business here, and large stocks with excel
lent sssortmsnts can be found In the city. The terms
offered % those in he Trade are extremely liberal, sz
u lnths. with sften . privilege Of twelve months. The
anou-t Of this business done in the city last > AZ was
s75lO1o, an increase Of IS per cent over the previous
vaar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
Jonn ouincv Adame

p IA fIa0l7 p5ea- q sleEe = C5rIaaI rhsrl
E-ral re1ris nzt-
nere wE IN &c nan whose hairs Ecre w.ite.
Eut Sc 0te-an am Wa flIoi ml=ht.n
Tie lIs ln5 1es-fipuFe ~ this cd nan have
t91 s1fl su1.s1 o. aGplabiz = hai isteuectusl g-
ant The earlier days o ibs -sT1sic-John Quiuc,
ADAM HI ne here o Brol's pea lived IN sh,sr
Says there Euad have been no usoasig O. he rso5rdias
is na 1a nu hairs we've whn -fr, ike mosi
G The a1 2eu u the presau- Day, De u8ud ulasz5t-
sl lzre used HEIHsTREET's Han R~EsToAAuvE,
vti-1 E1uid have restored BIS hair % Ell he pristine
lel- and nalu-aL- color o. y5-A-
Price eng cents e boils- sala s4sryghsre.
VI HkehE 4 co,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

As selatre ad iuvlg9r4tus medicine, these PIHs
have hsi al asl1l-shiu sur1ss n every part q Tie
l~F-lld=o5s. lsy are uaafscted b. climate, as
hrr Operations are The sane 10 the rid zone o. tie
Arrlc regions They regulate The palss and he sctioa
2 le heErL. brace aad srelrthe1 the relzEed nerves.
Eisc tone and eusrry 10 he gneraI sTstem. and bv re-
esta5lshlug q Fisorous aasrtef ths vital unolous eE-
uu-ulsb the elements % masn.ho'y. Oppressed spirits.
biuea Fzprs &c sdd b. auD-u--ias. 81 z.. SIC.
ard 81 per hZ aIae-HEauIw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY.

This branch Of trade has very greatly Increased within
the last two wears. Those Who four years ago had rag
carpets In heir parlors, are nov content with nothing
bel5u Bruzssla, velvet, medallion, or, Al eomnousst, the
best Ingram. there Is one house exclusively selling
carpets Hnd furnishes gods furniture dealers and dry
sosds stores scu the rest TIE carpets, oil cloths, shades
and curtain gods Old last year Emouut 10 $4,000.
This branch Of ne msrCsndle trade in kenphis has
increased within The last three yeau more than double,
both Is 20 quantity and quality. To Is represented By
four large houses, and with siocks 10 The amount o.
900 on hand. Ths totsl auouni o. sales has reached
10 $4,000 tae past year. Ths hnest furniture made BY
any Of The Northern manuisstarsEs is kept in large
quautities IN tins market. making q journey By pur-
rh.sers hrvg1f mis- ps.uf uuneerzan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

ms report o TIE Bes5n Board o. Trade statss hat
heum9sr o. osuou hoodss In the United statss. is
about I,lsl. win q capital o. s~iEhty-tvo Millions, and
~sousuninE IN ne sea-ou ~is5s-'eo, fouy-hve millions
worth o. cotton.
We should mention 10 his conn sstfsn that the Preach
cotton dzty f2s cents a pound Is ahcusasd TIE sx-
ports % hat country the season Vrsvisus 10 the one ~
are oonsidsrina Wa nearly sOo.co0 bales We nay look
forward 10 On important trade with nis country IN . few
YEAR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

WArERwoEEs.-At tho iast municipal cleo
ton the sun Of $4,000 was voted FOR the
erection Of w~atsrwo1ks. Council Immediately
construction, but as ret ve have heard Of
nothing being done toward that end. II fac.
a location has not yet been selected, or any
progress whatever made. what's 70 be dons,
are the works 10 be built 4?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
IT'S Seldom

EHT we nsioe anything m ire medical line, nor
77-A ~ Bow uaisss We o1ult Be convinced thl us
ere nr ddus or euty g aj5trasia- n rea-uueueius
b Ire Fhlr Dr. Hosteusrs Celebrated Bnts-s f-
The cure 81 hst mos- terriss suf fatal o. an tisease-
Fever allArue. Prem gur oEu er.e-eucs win this
valuzbie slecidc We can safety sy hat fr dirsrsss o
he ao7ve nature H stands Efhcut a rival. It's Timely
assistance has saved many atelor being fuu q r-ena-
ure grave. zve-y Gag W hear o. les ungusriaE hs
r-1 Gse-d frTe- sud AEue. q those who are ID
Pie least a1irtsd wa an5 q - Complains arising
IRON en- trrE-lErify q ar f.ues I've orssns. H5thin-
can b ncre beneficial haa Ae=e Bitsz. We cheer
f-ly eeameat then % The ra1aauls in his STATE
VIZ are s1sriug TOE NOS. ntsns pain, as q certain
cure Coz neir nE- Try them, snles c~lnvinc,s Of heir
uaIy eEoeneat quailes.
pr sale d truEEu and dslisu rsaEzny every
-seH H~asTETIER 4 SIXTH,
EanEIa2uss ani FrztaAug.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

Jam DELIvERT.-Last week at Madison
Ark, the prisoners, sOme fifteen in number,
confined in one cell, made q bold at emp.
to escape and three Of them succeeded. In
our jail, there are cells in which from
eight TO twelve prisoners are constantly kept
To confne such a large number o. prisoners
in an in ventilated room during the no,
weather, looks like punishment before trial
The remedy lies only in building a mere rOony
I prison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

The wholesale business In this line has increased
Vastly since railways have connected aemphis with ne
surrounding country Large sioeas mAy b found At the
Eve Arms IN this branca. and terms e ne trade are sen
orally six masths, . srest sdsAntase, a. We have shown
above. 20 the parchsser. ne Emouai Of business done
during ne year iust ended vss 800 CO.. and npidiy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
Cnmmnn Law Court.

Psssaa, arm Il Fsptaa sco AnsehmeH' FOR ds6t $500,
vs.. fnon- residents.
g. 81 Ben Lewis owners-J
A ne last July term Iss0. o. the law siie Of ne
y Common Law and Chsncery Court Of ne city q
Memphis. DO appeared q the court that defendants are
ma residents Or che state of Tennessee. Il vas,
therefore. ordered thai uuliicatiou Be maize four wees
m succsSion, in TIE Memphis Daily Appeals requiring
the defendants % appear and plead. answer or dsmur %
sarI suit. at Or before the next FebruarV term Of tnts
oru-t. commencing on he second Meuday q sald month
1871. or Judrmeut BY defaut VIII be taken on ex parte
evidence IA wees. ISL
MARCUS J. RfGu Clerk.
Be- Al WaEELEK peuufy Clsrk.
B b. ~. B. Waddel, attorneys Tor piaintH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
There is Nothing Like IL.

o mu4 psI1aad uasuns-uar, even Life itse.t-
may BE- save By haEing atupFy o. ALLEY MAGI-
CAL A E~ETaACTOR on hsa5, in CO q s1aaei
so1tslis- IN cuts. Euuuis buU- Eidss spraias aut
buiss-ssmllss &c rb.eh -hE t-sns are os7sta1uF Sub
ie1-1s saion o ne PAN ESu1d.r 3 ever Hs same.
FEullies -bg1l nerer b. Wl111t b. Pal eirecl-ni
H1uurauT esA b1E - rFuulue s always sruHl
HelE Daier Zauulzcurrr utlz a steel euEraTsd lEtel
F0- suls 70 ErT oTesHE r11eale 80 r-isL, ~
j. WklGHT 20.
= SD To- Esrtus street
Sole trslf. 90 ue S1uthrm State ard h whlh e.
r-Ears er--rE e HtIrerzeE -1a-1awrm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
DR.. Jas. mcCIEntOck's Cold and
GgurEr MIXTURE.

THF sunavsuce ~ q bad odl ~ c1-Eh D. EreaL The
dancer serious. gizhf EfeclE1s ts theT are deemed
O. tHe cr-zug % reFplrstil1. open fhe door % c1nsuup-
uu hrCnclilz death Arrest flem-T1u can d. 90 %
s1 czses-wth uls ommandluC FsEe-able 1peltr AT
ether uresUipit1us s0meiimef fail Lls reTcr-
Price % ceuts SD b.
a-E-Iu AAE8FlELD %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
DIT. Jas. mcCIfnrock's PectoraI
EfWmm

AEE Four llE-s weak bes l ia1E bra D rive you
uaiuf Have 500 O. EactiuE Curhf D. wa rxrecorzte
herd. uurh matter Are so ra-tel uIfh ut-Gf EEeats
and wsuf % seHnF 90 FL. bore b. yeur rrEriT- % vii
m1lerfinusbiT save 500
Price el.el. ewf aAF5flHLD co
nwl1-Hm
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.KnF6cp-

AVN disposed q orr Family Grocery and Liquor
n bu-inrss % Messrs B. Dumaius 8 Co We hereby
nofiy an indebted TO us % call and settle taeir ac-0uuts
Immediately. These % whom We are INDEBTED VIII
please send thsir accounts IN FOR settlement. We shall
continue the once Of our ola stand % settle aur husl-
ness. H r.. MAY q o..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

TNfIIcIUanI U1l-T1"I-
v. A. BINGHAM.
IN this cause. a. ne July term. 1881 of the law side
il o. the rumman Law and ChEncery Courtof ne city
% Memphis. Be- appeared % ths uourt nat TIE defendant
vas q nonresident 81 The State % tennessee Il was
therefore ordered tlst puhlicafion Be m8de four weeks
Euccessirsiy IN ne Memphis Daily Appeal. requiring
defend NJ 10 apoear Al or before The second Monday n
Fetruary next 1881, and plead, ausEer Or dsmur TO the
rut a- iudgneut By dsfault void be eutereL aeaiust
hi -I4wreks ss-o0l
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Al nEELER, DEPUTY Clerk
49, \ anHa-ana arta~nnua fr uf1frrfW ar1S-4 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

TIE undersigned, adninistratrix o. P1ricE Kan
Il ming. deceased. win otter e. public sale, IN the city
Of Memphis, on THURSDAY, the SIN % -Eer1eu1er
next, tie personal properly o. said d~ecedeuL. consisting
IN part o sne new iouble-team Cart one double team
Draw. new Harness and license, two Mules, one Braod
Mare and Colt and one Butch~rs Waeou.
gbe WI alsa. Al he sane time. ofer Tor sale a two
wears lease Of q e late rsEdeuce place @ ua sad Nan
uiur. situated o. the new Randolph road, shout two
miles from Memphis, coEfaining four acres o. veil I'M
proved land, with 8 good dwelling and comfortable cut
houses q naur ishiuE crop % torn
Terms made known on the day OF sale
sABLNA MANNING.
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NE-NIFIH 40 NH~IFHLHIH-
ne ieloEing abies sbow Int ne ostton received
here cones principally By hs Charleston rsiiroad. as1t
b. the Mississippi railroad ne Olis railroad, ne river.
wasons, and ne Little RacE nir1sd. N amsaut re-
eeivsd By the three principal nursa1s and the river.
are stalled below. me total amount received By wagons
va sO50 bales.
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Common Law Court.

lNon-rssideut atfachmsnt
8 n McEuizht ard Mss ffor deht-s3i2.16-
Anne J. Css-idy-
he Iuiy term 1850. o. us Law side Of ne Com
mon Law and chancery Couri o. the city o. Hem-
nhIs. be apneares 20 the court fhsr he defendants IN this
cause we're nan-resideuts o. ne Sate o. reunrssee- u
vas. herefure, ordered thar publication D. made fgur
weeks srsrrssfFrIV On TIE Memphis Daily Aupeai rrqutr-
Ing The defendant % uppear 90 ne next Frbrusry term
fssf. o. this curt. cnmmeucinr on the second Monday OF
Fehruarv next. and plead answer 81 femw o. riaiut Is
aciou or iuFrmsnt. By dsfauit viii be entered agaiust
thsm-[f weeks, ss-oo.l
MARCUS j. WRIGHr CLERK
By A. ]. WHEELER Deuutv Clerk.
8 ". Brooks and Small & Fouts, attorney Tor pain
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$50 mW
STOVES n nv wARE.

In this businsss there are extensive establishments
whose claims well deserve atieution A joboing bust
mes 70 the amount q si0o,0oo vas cone during the
year, an increase Of 50 per cent. % the prsvious year
pour months time usually allowed 10 whsiessie buyers.
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Drs. L. W. GaBbert and G. W.
MaRan=

rcsETHEH give s~cia sisr-ss % sufs-ns q ehru.
s-diss=s bt msrs RuuouIsrt % GEs=su d lzn1
sys auc W1ub. rley sta rsul5vs Cancers, Tunsus
&C, uItt without TIE tafe I'D -rrf1-m 81 surrioa
peraIouz a. na1 approved r-d sreudfs manner.
msT wr tes9t psHszs r- ne usn-rT. 20 esi fhey
can have &c BEL 1rerl-.
q m Dsn7r Bzllllr U-a greet. ssoasd doe
freu Ma1 ur22-Iawly