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Oticc.

WILL sill for cash at TIE Carpenter shop Of Jackson
Adams the Broad Street Pike ia west RashTi on
Thursday, the 10th day of October,
All the Pink and Lnmser, small wagons, the proper
~ OF said jackson Adas satisfy tbs balance Of
ny Of Wosds Yeatmsn Co, inued ~
W. D. Rssersn Sepenb 1e 1873 No 4O25 One ezscutOnia
UBlAH for hf ak 60lars and sightJEsEe1 cents,
By W. Robersoa Nay l. $751; No ls3; oae II fAvsr
balance Of execution issued By Rosslt
!, 1901 1857 execution in aToT 81 Joha
Conner AyAnIt Pc ch, |Ask,oA Adams, and Jants
seventy sir dollars, foIty-sHf s'nts AID
as usi By March s. 800, Ne 1885;
scutSn fer balance in fSVsr John HEHg for use Hrea
Moore jssusd Is November = 1857, No 1885;
bAlALss in fsVsr OF Groomes, CzTet Co
against JaekHss, Roofrson My 70,
ss9 No G7S; enc exsuisn in fAvor Of BirdEs
use OF Pail liz B.osn sgains JIefsan ard stayed ~ EF
rsn JaekrOu usd by June ., 1851 Ne 1915
Sale to commence At IL O'e,osk n.
JESSE ". PAaT,
SspsT-tds Constable Of LsEidsoA County.
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The Louisville J5arnd! Of the SOth ult. says An
drew Johnson and Hon ace Maynard are at LeIng-
ton, Ky,
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will be found on the first page of this mornings
paper.
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4 great dsal has bsen said about The Partisan"
+ political novel written 3 number Of years ago
and which it has recently been discovered foretOld
the dissolution Of tue Union. Aside from the in
terest it possesses in this respect. it is work Of
high literary merit NssErE. GREY 4 Co., No. 6
Union street. have few copies for sale.
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S l. A V E r Y
IHE Hon. JAMES WILLIAMS.

iArH SSirKD STATS NISs1IR AT coSsTaNrIsoPLE
entire profits sf all sales are to BE- devoted to the
ief O. the sick a1d Wourdsd soldiers Of Ire COarss army
anr hs direction and special charge Of the IL dies sUsis
Relief Society It Tennessee
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OUs AMY II Z sTVCKT is dsiEg very well, but
to bring tie ers. 10 close quarters We should
send more troop 10 that State, and to enable ear
brave leadcra y Sis without Withdrawing ear
forces from oth- ,oints where they are needed
Just IS much, S. who can possible Do So should
volunteer Sc enc 90 that the 10000 additisaal
troops called Tor eur Governor may be in shs
fell before thee ~ has time to fortify teO much,
and those who = yFr0Perty liable t loss b. Jne
whether they vc. steer not, should call with out
delay to Vie well .nown Insurance QGoe Of ". j.
MIER NJ. Is Co ige street, REd have it insured il
some OF the o,dsG cd most reliable Southern Gem
Psuies. sctlH
SsEEgZEZ Ssprg Judge Election.
We take please. in calling the attention Of ths
people throughu. re State to the fact that on sat
urdsy next @ ., .astsaJ, they called uPoa 20
go tAe po.s al y ,h.ir votes elect some one to
fill the yscaa &c ,sioned by the resignation Of
Judge r. L u RS on the Supreme Bench Of
Tennessee. IT p are four candida;es-chOsse ye
between then. lOctz-dtwkwtde.
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with two Others kept an anxious watch, but found
it impossible to elude the vigilance OF the sentinels
he had been provided with the uniform of Federal
officer by kind ladies OF Washington, who used
the peculiar methC ofamugglng which we have oft
en- had occasion to notice. Disguised in this uniform
he determined to risk it alone and in the daytime and
accordingly getting two Of his friends to assist him
over the wall he soon found himself outside the pris
though the most hazardous part Of bis enterprise
WAS yet 10 be encountered. An old lady saw him
make his leap from the wall, bat he dissrmed her
suspicious by pretending 10 be Federal cfficer-
asked her if she had been annoyed By any of his
m7n. and promised her that any complaint in that
resp CT should receive his prompt attention. lie
rem lined 10 the city an hour and a half and then
s,ariad for Bladensbarg, where he arrived safely.
sumo of his lady acqusintanees heEe procured him
the disguise of a droyer and he went on through
The country making extensive contracts for the puT
chase of cattle. He met many influential men, who,
for their fidelity to the cause of the South were in
constant danger of arrest. to avoid which they
Compelled to sleep in the woods at night Lieut.. Dun
not slept three nights in horse stall, while
his friends kept watch TO warn him Of the approach
of danger. His trip through Maryland was ex-
tremely hazardous, yet be managed 70 elude the
foe, and finally came to the vicinity of the Potomac
where he met with his friend Adjutant Alexander,
an account of whose escape from Fort McHSnry
we have already published. The surprise waa mu
tual. and they finished their perilous journey to-
gether, Lieut. D. bearing his helpless companion on
his back to the shore Of the river, which they
crossed, and after had occasion TO thank Gcd
that they more on the friendly aoi Of old
Virginia.
Lieut.. Dunnot says that the parting words Of the
true.h hearted NarylAnders were-'FOr Gods sake
use your influence to get them to come over and
help u.s."
The prisoners in Washington a. our readers are
aware, confined in the old Congress building. |
The fare provided by the federal Government is
hard bread, piece of fat pork, and water twice
day. Some generous friends Of the South however,
managed occasionally to furnish them with somes
thing more palateable. A Washington paper, which |
we have before US, says sit is supposed that the
rebel, Dunnot, was aided by outside parties" and |
announces that two sentinels had been placed undfr
arrest for permitting him to escape, and that the
Provost Marshal had offered reward Of $50 for |
his reca pture.-Ric Richmond Dispalch. Sept 27lh.
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Jackson county, Alabama, has fourteen eompa-
MES in the service.
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For Sale.

YOUNG ard likely negro wi h daug hier about
i've years The is good house servant.
T. 2 CBILDREss-
Sepq7-dIV AZ Cherry street
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REcauus WANTED FOR TaE NcCASN zoUAyEs.--
30 or 40 recruits are wanted to complete this COM
psny. THIS company viii be attached to Col. An
sLADE's Zouave Regiment to be armed with the
latest and most approved Rifle; viii be drilled in
the regalar zOuave drill and will 60 into camp in
mediateIy. Recruits are wanted for the term of II
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CITY NOTICES.

u, .. BROOKS, captain.
Formerly of Col. Ra rs Regt, Tenn. Vol.
octl-tt
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All persons who desirs to volunteer FOR period
of twelve months for the defence of the South, can
have an opportunity Of connecting themselves with
an Infantry Company by calling at the Office Of
MICHAEL VlUouS, Nc. Al Cherry street
Oet2:dst
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We ea1therEs s1n9Uncs r J. ATTERsON as q can !
ddIs Tor Mes eng u tie ns Of Tennessee ssp27-it9
We are sUthoriEe 70 srn5uuce JAMES H oAC0NELL. Of
Davidson county cazdss for Messenger Of the Senate Of
Te 6ept. 4.
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Apply to the Undersigned on College street, two
doors north of Broad
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PrlncIp 1 clerk of the Heuse.

We are au'horE,, to announce JULIUS B. BRIDGES
EcAnn, a candle -te for MssSsngr Of the Senate.
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AeCGaOkCus
FAVE removed - Ssse sstsbshnert Narkst street. No
So, near The pubs square next door t. Aouss 4 Sen
where Esaid be pleased to former friend
AAd shall sndesYSr at all tin keep general
ns Of Home VA de BOSts a. nd Sh ~ 3, u n Zrrs
variety and At low rates the price Justly
Army bss;s AMI shoes and ali kinds ofhsaVy kept store
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hidss Leather.
G-p21-u JAMES ". HAMILTON.
WANTED.
Two exchange, twenty Of Woodland entity
sfNAlhTillls fer city property Negroes. APFlvs
3. r. 2AY.
ssp7 ii Capnl
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Az ACT aIussd e AT Incorporating re I-sursaes Com
PAny q s ats Of FEHa Il Richmond passed ia ca TO-
Ee il enacs By the Gener. Asesy, Tat !ts ar and
second Of tn passed March p Is56 entitled
Incorporate Ipsurseoe Company o. The Sss CT Vgsa
Of Behmond be and The sHs Ass he's5y Lded 80 reHa
siBo IS 70 read Is fOll0EG
Ss l. De il enasiei By he General Assua5y .; Vrginia
That James AcrS WeIlirgon eoddIE Daniel
ohs pers lsTsGsr sssosstei VIA
shall fhey hereby eOEEtasl and EAde sS1y polite
ami eOPcrte by ard style o. TIE Insurance. Censaly
tie ia virginia and by that and sty INVESTED
U aist rights ard PTTeS s1lf=r 81 and msde Saeet -
III the Jns ans e0Es po ei BY fhe eCds o.
Yrziai -ppaos tlszGh corporations AID nst iBso1tent
2 Tie capital ok OF sail CcFPo atiu shall at ts eI
Ia ons tu-dTe3 sasArd doA5s nor hlR enc EilisH
dylzrs igi6ei into shares u tss u'y fvr d78rS saeh
his act shall Re IN force Eoul is passage
Q. .EEr.lz. Secret ~.
srATE TmsusIl, CITY RIcnxsSD. to-rjt.-
PrEOaaly appeared before fstsy Puslc fer the ty
ssresa ling Ea1Al Presa Mt and Bresss sse1eA
Ct the Insurance eo~EaAy Of Stat. Virgin AID ASs
sstr hat Ire within ssnsnt Of tae Hfx- OF SaA
sssTsst and tTua
gwen uEder n hIa', giI Isfh day Of rcr1'er 1861
J. L. APPERsSN, K.P
The uaderisred ntzus ite PtIGss in the AbsTe rsa
BE Company and settle loser Pro7Ps , -.
sslsnAAse EaiIiinE SeHrsr CARY AID Dead rcE TtS
$50 Reward.
WILL gvsth. above the apprehension and dT
IL en- to me Of
ANDE RSON,
Of tA- State Sa5 up Tat
Ian hin He may have is With II tls EeE
nents zsJ still ss sssut tsUE
DeScriPtlen.
Back vh hort close hair laE. And pronzent lips Gre ut q
teeA, rather SLOW Gpokoa has slight the essf u tie
seek the K Of letter Weighs hbeat $50 sI il Asost feet 10
Ip5 da BLAWRHNcI
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For REM from TT Of October. 1861

TE0ssry Brick Dwelling, living Avenue, large
~ besides kheK, servants rOo, cellar,
house. will sell portion Of the Furnture APpiyts
=. II. EWING q CO,
sep24-dlE Corner Church md CoIeE- ,trse's
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-04

II should be 7rne in mind thst these facts ath
cred during peroi Of general prosperity and before any
interest had felt the bigh'ing infus ofwar We have,
therefore, the expense oconsdersbe trouble and labor
examined into the relative increase or decrease Of business
in the various departments above named, with the vev Of
ascertair!ng to what extent the manufacturing classes
have been affected by the extraordinary occurrences OF
the mast year and present the following tbs result
our investigations In the manufacture Of DOORS SSH
binds etc. we Ind decrease Of from As to so per cent
in steam engines cars fronts and mscealeou castings
decrease Of about 90 cent in brick, Of fully 80 per
cent carriages and suggs 30 per cent? tin ware rooi-
ing boilers, agricultural and ornamental ion works,
wagons aud draws sth furniture ETC. decrease Of from
10 20 5 per cent? while in -four and corn meal, cotton
seed OIL oap, ard-o aud candles, ssddsry, plantation
machinery hats caps aud several articles Of minor impor
auce there has been an increase varying from 20 to 80
per cent Added to this the peculiar circumstances Of
the times have given rise to the msnufact"rs in our city
of military goods and implements Of war most gigsn
tic scale and the ncr sse u the value productions thus
created will go toward counerbsncing the loss SIS
taned in other dsartmsnts if indeed does not eKcesd
it, Fr,m official sources, learn that during the past
two or three months from twelve TO fifteen buUdred per-
sous male and female have Teen actively engaged in the
projection Of clohng, camp equippage, cartridges per-
cusson caps kuapsscks cavalry equipments etc, to say
nothing Of the very considerable force employed at the
various 3uudre= aD3 aAcEe shops in turning out hed
pieces Of vGrious descriptions, shot and she'll swords
kuives, and warke implements generally. The lant
es and values the articles thus produced cannot at this
tims from obvious reasons, be stated, but, with know
ledge oftbe force thus employed the rader will bo able to
draw his own conclusions The facilities for mapuf4cur
ing hoar have been largely increased and daring the last
two months the production has averaged 1909 barrels per
Feesn amount never before equsllsd in any Southern
city, but which may be considerably increased, should fu
ture circumstances seem to requireit
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The market for the current year onsd with ghtstocks
aad limited inquiry the ruling figures be: z 3Sa40c,
from syee. Receipts improved towards the close Of sept
ber but the demand fully keeping pace with supplies,
prices gradually stfsned until she middle Of octobar,
when round lots commanded 45d50;. week Ia err ami
stocks had accumulated such that prices gave
way 2555c which the market continued steady until
the last week in November when with large stocks and
considerable falling on in the demaad, owing to resErc
tons upon rsilr, All shipments to the interior, figures
we're reduced 33G25c. The market experienced only
slight fluctuations from this time until the m.dls Of
Janusry-stocks in the meantim being amp e, ith a
moderate demand-whsn livery inquiry spr ngiug up
rom local trade snd for seed purposes rates advanced
to 4O95Oc for white and black. Under the influence Of
this inquiry hemarket was somewhat excl ed during the
five or six following weeks, with little change in
prices until the middle Of March, hen heavy sros de-
pressed the MARKET and holders offered freely at 3335c-
moderate business was transacted be this date
and the latter part Of AQr-prices varying hut tile
when the bockade had the effect to stmu,a the local
demand and force prices upward 63c Sucks at this
period having become reduced 10 some 90 bags and al In
hands Of two three pries the market continued
90 advance and by the close Of Nay as firm OF 5596oo
per busbel During the months Of June, July and Au-
gust the demand hss been comparatively limited and
prices have ruled seady at CogG2c per bushsl from
store The y,sa Of the present crop is Perhaps the
largest produced this secton and Of the best
quality.
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FLOUR.

The business Of the city in this article during the past
exhibits remarkable increase chat Of any i5r
er season The general failure Of the wheat crop OF tho
Southern country the year IS59 and the nscquenE
falling OF In home production. created usl demand
for eur, and the facilities afforded purchasers In this
market we're unsurpassed in the nth West trade
has been much heavier and widely extended than
before.
As regards the quantity Of Hour manufactured in tho
city during the past year. hnd it 70 have been
parstvely Iined-say $1,000 bsrre,s-fuy 90 600 bar
rels owhich have made m the crop, and with
in the past three months The cap city Of the various
mills of the city about 600 barrels per day. consuming
5000 bushels of wheat the of July these
abshments have all been taxed 20 the utmost supply
the home demand. The quality CT the -four made in this
city unsurpassed, and stands I in New Orleans aBI
All the coast maTkets-cJmmaudng, ia fact declsI
premium over any the fancy brands the NoriI
ern States Hence, mills seldom loss for pu-
ehasers especially for all choice brands and luu and
remunsrative prices. The pts Of th- ye hav beoa
the largest known in this market and this too in
the aoeofs blockade from about the middle OF the
up to the present time which his prevented immense
quantities from reaching the city Tue supply, has
always been ample, and la &c small oIdoFs any de
cripton have been readily filed.
In respect to priees We find that the average Of super
Fancy 81 So and of Extra $ss 50-searcey eual hns
OF former The marks o. eued 1st SEPTEMBER
s. 6O65 70 for Superue and 81 5oGs 80 for Exss ard
the month closed at the hgur Receipts, 15,133
barrels. During October, with large stocks prcss de-
cliaed IOi5o all grades and continued tend down.
ward throughout November and December BY which tms
decline Of 5O875c bad been established Receipts
October POO barrels Of November 719 barrels ant
of December, Ol9 barr,l Early in January, goot
demand was expressed and by the 10th prices had full
recovered the decline noted No further haetuatOns
CURED until the middle Of April whon with the enfrcc-
ment the Northern blockade which it then thought
would materially restrict supplies prices rallied and con
tipuei to tend upward until the latter part Of MAY az
which time Superile selling 1t s. 2597 60 AMI
Choice and Fancy brands IS 5O9I0, il quality In
the meantime ths receipts Of January had com rssI
1855 barrels Of February, 1t7T3 barrels Of March
7s6 barrels Of April 9s25 barrels; Of Hay s7sI bar
rsis The immense stocks hand, June lst, and IA,
catering yield OF the wheat crops then being har-
vested tended to depress prices, Whieh gradually declined
TO IS 5096 70 for supsrhne aud $500 for Extra Frop,
the Of July, which date this decline was generally
conceded up the present. rates have varied bus lit
tie from the above figures, which the market for tia
month and year closes . Receipts Of June, s5s bar,
TcoETINUED ON FOURTH PAsE.1
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RECEIPT,

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAMEoAD.-the prospects
If this Road OF very natterng and gratifying chs
racsr Several months the affairs Of the Company
passed i1to the hands of administration, uncer
whose auspices the work Of p.eon is being prosecu
ed with vgor. From official sources ve learn tina track
laying progressing both ends, that the gr ding Is
completed from Duvss Bluff, White river to Little
Rock and some IS miles Of track il down since April
asst with the prospect Ct mPeton by the Ist November
Prior to this date it expected that the bridge crossing
the St. Fra will be completed, when we shall be II
direct and uninterrupted commuuicat on with Little
Rock The heaviest prton Of the grading Of the iutes
veniug space Of rory-ve miles between Madison and
Duyas BluG, has been performed the ron for the en-
tire rosd purchased and suticie amount delivered 10
complete the road from White river to Little Rock AZ
we'll as some fifteen miles tho second middle dvi
on leaving thirty miles Of iron for faturo delivery
Coap9ratrs Siatme Of Receipts, Memphis and Lls Rock
Railroad for post three gears:
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NIANTFACTrREn TnRACCn.

The Memphis market for the Of this article has been
Increasing since the opening OF the first house
it's sale manufacturers account. We have three
houses exclusively in that line Of business and oers
who connect It with other departments Of trade
Within the aSt two years. 1t has proved for the manufe-
turer more ready market, with more prompt returns
than other New Orleans Louisville Cincinnati and to
the purchasers equally adyantageous-they having been
enable to purchase at less prices and good
I'D be offered at auy other point. As eyisncs this
merchants from Hickman Columbus, Cairo and Padnesh
have until the blockade obstructed intercourse between
mph and the three last-uamsd pace) obtained their
supplies largely from tha point and merchants from
Natchez as Columbus, MISS say they nd better assort
mentS in market than in any other open to them
The demand at this point comprises every grade
sctured tobacco from the quality Of Western
negro use, to tia finest fancy brancs Of tbs noted
Virginia manufacture. The only manner in which
chants satisfy themselves relative advantages of
different markets, is by trial and comparison and feel
assured that all who give the Memphis market fair test
will find the assortment full, the prices low and the
terms favorable, any other point In the country.
hs receipts # the past year embrace 1886 boxes and
4ls2 and packagss-sn amount knoWn to belargey
any previous year No account has hitherto
been kept Of the actual receipts from yesr year hut in
future shall be able to rnsh tables showing the rea
tiveincrt Ese.
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VOL. XH-NO. 2O2.

hence it that immense stocks accumulated, and
prices FIJI to 52l 55c and iEaly, the 29th 20 Goa
525Ic per bsshs deliveries Of the month having
reached the large amount Of 9g.GII bags.
During ths first two weeks OLA ri with continuance
Of the unfvor able crcum referred o holders
conceded further reduction Of 2a2e, It the l7tb'
with the pr5clsma ion og the Northern Dictator 70
hand, and appreeusons Of early st0ppag Of plies
from the north, added to considerable Improvement in
the St Louis market, prices rallied 20 5dl5 and 59COc.
and BY the clos oftha month 6Oc for yellow and mixed
65c. for white. This excitsmsnt in the market proved
4 temporary duration, sup lies continuing tp0ur in
with increased vigor, reaction ensUed, and hy the
81 Of Nay, the market dull q decline OF Sc Per
bushel Toward the middle Of the month, however, the
long threatened block sds Northern government was
passd in operation and by the close Of tho month prices
had gradually stifsnsd until 65S--e. were tha ruling
figures. Stocks ample and prospects fr the c7rainE
crops most er0ouragiug The tendency Of the market
ir1m June Ii 'te has been uniformly G1wnvlr prices,
in view Of the reduced inquiry sud the very favorable n-
dca ions 5ia large yield from the coming CROP gradually
giving way unil Jhs middle og August whau offerings
we're freely made at 4585ac, in ots DaIi8g the past
two week, there has been little demand tn sales
at 5c9521zc
The Weekly Prices gr Cru dig Gs gsar