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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
q OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEL


There is no new festure in our money mar-
Eet since yesterday. Currency arrives oaaLg
from the East in sufficient Quantities 70 remots
cotton a. fast ~ Il arrives, and AL good eosre
bills are taken readily a. &c dtscount
Customers md no trouble in buyins attno
mer.
Gold opened in New York at 1917 {, ana eloss3
atlf15sc. Our dealers buy az SsSS1zc,
At Hodnc- La
silver, buying EdSc- eaatn, Inv
City Scrip is dull and nominal h,S-es,
ms, selling at 4lg42c- A SAFE OF
brokers was reported at We $4,000
Police scrip Il unchanged ana uen4-
Iight. RuviuR at zoe, selling 81 f59SS
There ii no demand for county MaIIan
Brokers are not seeking them. The buylhG hAbe
g. nominal Al nc. selling 758s0c
Tine s~harehoIders Of the Commercial hankoi
Montreal have decided 70 apply TO Far1ament
Tor mower 10 resume, BY a~malgamatlng WIN
some other banking Institution.
The mail steamer from RIO Jsneiro has ar
rived A. Lisbon. There Wss no inPortsut Wal
new. The legislative bodies OF Bra2l hsge
aged 90 an export duty o. IS per cent, 20 take
effect on and amer January HeXt, Ia place OF the
duty Of 1 per cent which Is nov the law
Ile Treasury Department. amer q fulllnYes'
tfHaiou, are satisfied thai none OF the counter.
felt 7-S0s were issued with date prior % Auels'
lsIu last, and parties who purchased noe
before then. NAV rest assured they are genuine
Mr.. Bauer. Of New Orleans, deposited t.otN
in the FIRST Natona Bank OF that city Aoogl
twenty four hours before the hank elose
whereupOn he violently ass2ultea auu ~
hided Mr.. d. B.. Forbes, late FrealaeHt u -
EanE I'm the nnam HfraaF
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-Ressdealt Notice.

ounty Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee.
N. 81. Acock IL ais. vs. VIM. Thomas ClOar
ct ala.
TN this cause it appearing from affidavit filed,
Il that William Thomas Coar, Marina Jane
Cloar. John ClOar, Samuel ClOar, Jaues Cloar,
George Washington Cloar and Albert Cloar,
defendants in above cause, are nonresident
of the State Of Tennessee;
III is therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance herein, and plead, answer or demur
10 the petitioners petition, on OF before the
drst three days Of the November Term of said
Court, bt ginning on the 4th day 0fNovember, 1857,
or the same will be taken Tor confessed as TO
them. and set for hearing eX parte.
II is further ordered, thata copy Of this order
be puhlished once a week for tOur successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal, q newspaper
published In h City of Memphis, Tenne see.
Attest: JNO. LoAGuE, clerk.
Thompson & Frazer, solicitors for petitioners
SantsT,ber h ISb7. selB 4tlaWa
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80 Reafdent N0tice.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No ql5-Far1fson Irby, Administration of the
estateof James s.. Hart, deceased, VS.. Lur1nda
Bart, Geo. z. Hart, st al.
TT appearing rom affidavit in this cause that
the defendants, Lavernia z. Hart and 5. )
lean administrator OF H. H. Dean, deceased
| are residents OF the state of Mississippi, ano
| uon-residents {. the State OF Tennessee
II ia ther- fore ordered that they make theil
| aDpearance herein. at the Courthouse in the
| CITY OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrsi
| Monday in December, 1857, ana plead, answer
| or demur 70 compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them ana sci
! for hearing exparte, and that a copy Of this or
der be published once q week for Iour success
i've weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest:
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY RI BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wilson & BearG, Solicitors for Complainant,
nnv1 IaU4wn
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ny virtue Of a deed Of trust made to me by
b Fannie T. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
Isl day OF August, 1855, and recorded ia the
Registers office Of Shelby county, IN bOoB NO,
s.. pages 81 and ~, to secure certain indebted.
ness therein named, / viii,
On Saturday, November 90, 1867,
Between the bours Of 10 and IL O'Clock am, in
mont Of the Law Court rooms, in the city oil
Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
he foloWing lasd lying in shelby count
Tennessee r%eginning at a stake in the north.
east corner Of DIR. ". A. Booths l5 acre tract
with elm, maple and red oak pointers thence
soutu with DT. Booths line Is chains l2%-lO9 OF
a chain to a stake; thence enst is 75-lU0 chains
70 a stake in the east line OF said Whites said
tract; thence nor7h Is l2k 100 chains with t7s
raleigh road TO a stake 80 links east Of a black
gum thence west 10 70 100 chains to The De.
gInning-containlng IS acres Sl-lO0 OF an acre.
Equity Of redemption waived. Title be-
lieved 70 be good, but cor seyauce only as trus-
tee. y. r. NANCEi trustee
oogp nd
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Non-Resident Notice.

IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. f47B-Louis G.. Nurvflle "a al. tdrm OF Nor
Vile. Boone & Coz VI. John D.. Armour ct al
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in this Cause that
L the defendants John ID Armour and Edward
Tennessee
ID Isl therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN the
city of Memphis. Ienn., within the nrst three
DAYS OF the next term Of said court, cummenc-
ing on the second Monday In November, 1857.
and plead, answer or demur 20 the petition %
]. s. Wnkiu ct al, surviving partners Of F. b.
CLARK 4 Co. WHO have bee9me parties COM
plaiuant in the above Cause. or the same
viii be taken for con essed as % then- ana sci
Tor bearing ex parte. and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest
AUGUsTOH ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By Il, 7. black. Deputy Clerk and Master.
Thompson &Frazer, SOls for Petitioners.
anVH 7TuNw ... F.H Do NH
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NOTICE

NOTCH is hereby given that he undersigned
IN was duly appointed and qualified IS the
Executor OF j. M. Saint, deceased, At q former
Term of the County Court OF shelby county,
Tennessee. All those indebted TO the estate OF
j. NJ. Saint, deceased, are hereby notified 70
come forward and make pigment ana tnofe
holding claims against said estate are notified
to die the same with the Executor within the
time prescribed by law, otherwise the same
JOHN c. SAINT, Executor.
Mem phis. sept. 10. 1857. se2s Iawzw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Settlement

In County Court Of Shelby County.
To the Heirs and Creditors of j. G. Anderson,
deceased:
NOTICE is hereby given That I have fled
~ settlement of the estate Of j. Z. Anderson,
deceased. with the clerk OF said court, and that
1 will apply for confirmation OF said settle
ment az the November term 1857, Of said court,
to be held ON the first Monday Of said month
in the courthouse in the city OF Memphis.
HENRY 7. JONES.
Administrator with viii annexed.
Approved September Is. 1857:
self Iaw4we JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
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]. H. WAGGENER&C0.,
294 Main Street.
(CLARR'S MARBLE BLOCK
TAILORS,
And N
Ready Made Clothing,
Genta' Furnishing Goods, Etc.
EXPLANATION:

ON the nrst day Of april last, we sold to Il. A.
Montgomery most OF oar STOCK ei goods'
aDa by this sale disposed OF all our nigh priced
gosds. mt mot FOR a moment have we ever
Given mn business. We have always held pos
session. and occupied our present store. ~ Main
street in CIarkis Marble Block. Mr.. Aontgom-
p walker. who turned over the goods 10 Gen.
Frank p. Armstrong, as trusteei ana by an a.
rangement made with Mr. montgomery, W
permitted the gOodG TO be soid IN our store Lot
EIxv raVs or more. We have never mhae an
ASSIGNMENT nor do we expect 70 do 50. we
want 10 be placed right o. M L,C.I 7 nv ~
We are going 10 continue rusines~, and expect
To always keen a superior stock, and AZ an
Dricsa mus We were forced 70 sell our large
sfoek OF hish.priced goods, in order 10 meet
them with an entirely new, cheap am" ere
rant stock. which we are now re- ,si uAAy'
J.. II. WAGGENER & q
r 2q4 Main street
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The trade of0ur city was much better yesI-r-
dsv. The few frosus which have Vl-lledu nave
inspired OK people WIN me noPe maj A.
E-rIs passed AKA thai in 8 very lev Gays tHese
WzD are absent may return Win enLre SAFETY
In fagE. many WHO ned a. the nrst appearances
Of the fever are again 10 be sen upon sur
numerous. We have 20 hesitation N saying
that 40 danger need be sp~prehendeu nom the
fever neueef nth. We have learned OF but q
very few new eases since frost INST visited Us
aud those we're persons who had the germ or
the disease In their system. lhere was = very
fair amount fOr1er n4ed during the cay anu
prices Of supplies are about as they were A. our
Isl. Corn Is Sill In demand IN 3 small way
md choice white Is held az 81 l9gl Il A lot OF
new Eheiled. which came from Crlttencen
County. Ark, sold al s. o. Ear Is nrm az slcG
s. IN = small way Oats nrm q ssE43c 70 AZ
rive. Bran scarce . few tons were sod on
lsyee al 50 MeaI Is IN light demand al - %
81 Hav scarce and firm ~ fB on landing and
So from store. The meat market Is moderately
ac-ive, and mes PORK IL ne4- ~ s1t44 ~ ~
-1uud Ious. Clear sides are very scarce and
rrm the few lots On the market are held a.
IgL-eBsr. shou ders are dull ~ I51l5Hc; break
f7sl uzc11. Isalec: riaiu canvassel hams, "a
gse. sugar cured. 1-l3ec. Lard IN good stock
and weak a. l4-4l5c Tor kegs and lfMe Tor uerces-
Cabbage are q drug al 6@loc. Apples are IN
large supply and dull A. S06 per Dol Butter b.
hee1m'LE more plentiful and prices are easier
Goshen. 4rc. choice ives ern, Dd43cs good, 40
Sc ouuOn L1Lc, but not in demanl'
Fsgg5nz ii In demand az EG2 for In
drs. aud g5aZsc for Kentucky power, hand
loom I4EZ5c M beans In market. Eggs sre
r~u and scarce ~ 51E 1c. Flour quiet but drm :
common s. EIEf IS. super Eds. Y s8dlO, AA
81 50au. XXX SIZaI8; fancy brands Sl4Gl5 80
Chicksus scarce, selling aJS ~ Tor young and
R43 f8r Ola. Potatoes are scarce aud firm {;
good 20 al S4G5 per bB- Onions, 6 jO95 %.
sweet r-at0es . per Dbl, or per busheL No
lsF-es Hrm al UTsc for 81 Louis reboileu no
New Orleans or Consequence In market, syrup,
Gal 81. sugar 1rm U.s. Gl5cf FOR white crushed
and powdered aud coffee sugars a. I1 sflodlsc;
brown TaEn-c. Rio tJff=e. fair % choice. -iu
re. LIn Lime e z%lZ jJ- Cape Lime, e 80
: 81 western reserve cheese, lB eal7c; factory,
Isgnrsc English dairy, lsalsc. Common,
" szy. 81 eOa2; imitation Bourbon, 81 Es8:
Bourbon, 20
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IRON HOUSE

81 Wood and IRON Working Machinery, OF
all kindE.o ordered on short notice, and FUR
ufghed at manufacturers prices. sell 3m
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Thursday. h 2ist day OF November, 1861.

on the premises, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
am. and ( p m, sell, a. public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the entire property 10
he fOund covered by said trust deed, being the
fixtures and furniture in -stOrehouse No. IA, on
the North side OF Jefferson street, anu on Inc
East side OF Center ale in the city OF Mem
mis- Tenn. and all stock in. said storehouse, II
any. with all the appurtenances thereto be-
longing, and viii, at the same time, rent said
stOrehouse No. "a Jefferson street giVlbg tne
puTchaeer OF The property sold the refusal, or
preferr,d right Ofthe premises, at a faH rent
10 be July securef.
d.. A SHEPHERD, Trustee.
v.-..L.- o,4,hs- gotb 1887 oc2l IawsW
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Ctrna, Nnfiee.

TAKEN Up by ]. NJ Hallum, in the Second
district Of shelby county. October LIST, 1851.
dark nav mare Mule, 10 hands high, 5 years old,
6rinded on left nip r., ON the left shoulder 8.
Also. light bay mare Mule, 49, hands high,
5rauued 3 T on LETT shOulderRnd + on left hip.
Each valued at Siu0-
AS. taken up by W. B Battle. in First Dis
triof. one bay mare Mule, four years old.
The owners are notified TO come forward and
ANDREW STEWART, Ranger.
Raleigh, October %, 1857. oe24 law4ws
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BANKING.
ENPHIE INSURANCE COMPANY.
1874
OFFICE, % I-G MADISON STREET.
T 7 MURPHY. President
BANKING.
OFFICE, RR I-s MADIs'
DIRECTORS.

]. ]. MURPHY. President
= M CASH, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02

As LIVEKMOORE,
C.P OAKLEY, Gent superintendent.
General Ticket Agent novl "
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RANDALL & A
Iron and Brass Founders and
MacRinisis,
cHFcKAsAW IRON WORKS.

3. y. Cor. Of Second and Winchester stS.s
tOpposite Market square,,
WILL furnish ali kinds OF Iron and Bras
Castings on short notiCeaud at most reasOnRble
rates; and especially, Keep on hand aIall times
- -. ~ 80, gssringa 81 I'm
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ExCHAEGE.
Dran on England, Ire
laud and scotland
s. forllb. sterling
France, Switzerland &
BeIgium, 3 50 francs
for 81 o.
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Attachment Notice.

Jobn Hauum, Agent for Geo. n. Lusher, vs.
u. & Andrews.
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having oeen
A made nv John Hallum, az 1T for Geo. M.
T1sher. plaintiff in this case, in pursuance OF
sectf.n s455 OF the Code OF Tennessee, and at
ibsn roper oriceT, "1evied, etc % on the prop
erty Of the defendant
N Is therefore ordered, that said defendant
anneeT ar nv once in the city Of Aempnis
Tepnessea. on or before the 18th Gay Of OCTOBER
neTt- and defend this suit, o. the same VIII De
faEen FOR confessed astu him n the case set Tor
6aa1,0 ~ narte: and that q copy Of this order
he nnblished once a week for four consecutive
"eeA NIB MILLER. p. P.
rr.rft-o1 Atfornava soly InwImc
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Tns New York cotton market openeo CUT
vim holders anxious 70 realise, hlddAng nc,
Orleans 20-qc. II was ~cnang al nooli 49,
n0miuaIv lower; Uplands ISIS, orleans le,
0ur market wss actiFe during tRed&y, or ralher
the latter part Of Il. AT the oPenLle HoH
80 s0Tf5us 10 sell IN anticipation Of AoecLlne,
vnd they As a general Thing, WoMd entertain
0-ez FOR kfddunG uuutbE rom tb-4sAoEC
No. Decline however. vas not a. greaIas Locked
~ - though the New York market tel &c
our market advanced &c, and closed win
holders firm At l6Lc, and IL some instances,
snu getting lG4c. Meqaote ouI N
- roTfsTz for The dAV.
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Geld, Silver, Exchange: government BE-
cgritles, ~uncurFeBt Money, stOckAs
Bonds, Land warrants Police
ClU and County Serbs
Etc, KtC.
TENN.
MEMPHIS.
-H----ZEE HL


Commercial Bank z
Exchange BRnkll
Fumn A EXch ge I
Merchants {
P-0pIes Bankl
Planter
snfrSArch'csB
south ". h RE-
state BEnk
Union
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10 the Cotton Planters Of West Ten
nessee. alabama, Mississippi UTd
~ArLnnanas

The und-rsIgned respectfully lenders his ser
vices - agent uoE The sale Of your cotton IN
t-is city, and for the purchase Of your supplies.
The unfortunate termination 81 the late var,
which 20 materials Affected the best interests
Of the h, has also had Us elect upon the
Commission , sluess Of this city a. transacted
between planter aud merchant You doubt
less well rememb Der with what p~erunacty lpre-
vious 70 The war, amounting 10 some instances
10 annuVazce. you were solicited for your busl-
mes AZ the rate Of hfy cents per bale commits
sion. free Of draysge, and stored for twelve
sgsinI the producer was the ruI1g element.
and hfgh rents, rich Landlords and merchants
were the result OF planters patronage re
people or occupation nave been more serlOusly
Frustrated than planters aud planting, and
none 20 much deserve 70 be 1osiered and aided
ia their unfortunate changed condition. how
~ afd 40 much needed has been melted cut
Won ] opins 100 well know. OnerOus govern
meat taxes in general, and a special tax upon
vour IeadilE production, CoIUOn, large profits
vou have mad 20 pay upon supplies furnished,
c8mmfzsious on sales ranging from - ~ 70 =
per bale, monthly storage az eAorotant prices,
srsoUnt sales. as q sum total viii leave you but
lIrtIeIf anything upon which . rebuild your
a-7erof srs-rs1frse labor. When Twithdrew
from The Cotton and Commlasion Business N
ls5J. private reasons then les meo believe mat
i would never engage In u again The solicit
tatlouH Of many friends that we're lorAeF pa
from. and q desire 20 promote the interest OF
the planting community, 50 lar a. my iesOle
efforts can 60 So and me apparent want OF
EraUfu exhibited 70 a community that In
times past teu0ed 70 materially % the pros
uerfrv Of Memphis and rs mercauu e commu-
nItv. has deteruIued me again % offer my ser
vices 90 the capacity a. stated ms re9ueeo
stocks Of cottonsLn the United states and short
sud- les IA the hands OF New England manu-
facturers ha. caused some advance In prices
from the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remuueraLve; such was the
c.se ne past Two seasons. and many planters
have had Cause 70 regret the acting upon the
700 commln practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cottenA would a wise no planter
t5send forward his cotton unless be wished Il
sold upon the first active mark & II can be
held al home much cheaper than 10 Memphis.
nv charges for selling cotton viii De One Dol
lar per bale. I-nsuranc- Effected N al cases n
not nstrueted 70 the contrary. snail buy your
EuDp!ies from wholesale houses, giving You the
benent Of same. IN EhoL by strict attention
10 All the departments OF orr business, j hope
10 merit a large share Of patronage
Very respectfully,
60 z A. NOON
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PLOWS OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS
THRE5RING MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATH MsCHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS.
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,

DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON sCRAPER8,
COTTON SWEEPhRS,
CULTTVATORS
CORR PLANTERS,
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3 Mlburneis Celebrated Iron-A1le Wagon
IS MTburne's Celebrated Thimbie-5kein Wag-
Ons-0ver 800 sold in Memphis al warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breakaRe.
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TrmStee's N0Le.

ny virtue Of a deed Of trust executed to me,
d the undersigned Trustee. on the 2ith day OF
June. 1857. by W. II. POmeroy. surviving part.
uer OF the late firm OF x. Z AIRY q Co, and
CatbeIn Ciary, alministTatrix of Edmund
Cary. decd, which deed is duly recorded in the
Registers office OF shelby county, Tenn IN
BOOK No. 81, pages IA. I4S ana l4g, and by the
written request OF the beneficiary in said trust
deed. will. on
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TRAINS leave Memphis and Charleston De-
pct as follows; $40 am. This train ar
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MEMPHIS AND 0HIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
SEVERAL suPERurEzDEyT's OFFICE,

MENThLol IENN'f .VVVIUIUNI % I0VI6 J
TRAINS viii leavet the Depot OfthisC Company
at head Of Main street, until further notice
as follows:
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DAUL CROCKETT have moved their stock
OF Iron and Hardware TO No. 20 Font
street, between Court and Madison, where can
be founda at all times
The Only Stock of Tennessee Iron
IN the city also, a very supHriOr quality OF
Common Iron, branded KENTUCKY IRON, at
Reduced Prices
We keep also a full stock OF Castings, Nails,
smith Tools, Wagon MRteri94. Cotton Gins,
Threshers, Horse Powers, CfHr Mills, Ctrn
Shelters, Plows, Scrspers In fact a general as
sOrtnrnt OF Agricultural N Implements, etc; and
are prepared 10 supply everything kept IN our
line OF business At low rates.
Upon the LIST day OF August We reduced the
price Of Tennesses Iron one cent per pound,
and Kentucky or Common Iron one-hRlf cent
.--,I aus
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stop That Cough.

nR Nc PuImOBic Bslsam Of Wild
~ Cherry and Wood zap ma p ing s.eat
ness. Group. Soreness Of the Throat, DlInealty
Of Breath ne, Soreness Of the Breast ana lungs
narv Try this me1iciue once
and our word FOR II you will in future ass no
other. o,.ho,t
ne goufh. Dealers can be supplied ~ j. .
WAsSON a CO.S. Wholesale Druggists ana
sole pgents for this medicine, townoin ~ Or
dem must be addressed. 0o-2 "
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s25 MAIN STREET, UPSTAIRS,
Adg17jnjSbrHtriG Notice

NOTICE IS hereby given 20 Al parties Who
y have claims against the estate Of r. b.
Shone. deceased, viii present them duly au-
tnenticated on or before the 9Th day OF NO
vembeT next. Also, all who are indebted 20
said estate will pleRse come forward Z r settle
ment. Address Bartlett Station, ana
Ohio Railroad, Shelby county, Tenn
MRS. l.. a. NJ. sHONE-
--osra-4 AdmfufEtratriX
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DGARD Of County Commissioners Of Shelby
ID C~Ounty-OctObcr Term, Oct Der 10, 1867.
Ordered, That the Memphis Evening Post be
and me same Is hereny declared the official Pc
per Of the Jourt OF commissioner OF coun-
~ or Shelby.
Rasolved- that the above order be published
for one week in the Memphis Post, Bulletin
and Appeal
Witness my hand at ofioe in the city ofMem-
INC, LOAGUE,
orq9 1v County Court Clerk.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
GO [ T. a @ { o
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 27e Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

IBERAL ADvANCE@suppIies al Whole
sale Prices. Commission Tor selling Cotton,
one Dollar per Bale.
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HARDWARE.
Have for Sale.


3 MiIburne's Celebrated Iron-Azle Wagon.
IS Mnburne's Celebrated Thimbie-skein Wag-
ons-0ver 800 sold in Memphis al warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breakage.
80 CaHer Gins, from 40 to so saws,
wood and iron frame.
Is Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses.
dOuble-geared and to work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins Rnd Grtst Mius-the finest power made
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of all sizes
from % 70 l0Q-hOuss power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chiuery, OF ali kinds, furnished al short no.
tice.
Portable stean Engines, OF all sizes, from ttO
0-hOrse power.
stationary Engines, OF all sizes, nom . TO -
single and Double Saw MIl-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segmsnts, for 10 and q feet Wheels ON
plets.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and 3
IS Tons Of IRON TIES dow to the trade).
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, dow 10 the tradel.
100 Nests Cedar Trbs, dow t. the trade.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. TO clOse consignment
Ils and I2-Horse Power Portable Engine, sec
Ond-hRnd, low for cash-mustb be sod.
16-Horss Power, secondhand, cheap.
rs Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mill-all cOmplets-can be bought low.
29ssw and ? 90 saw Gins but little ussdl
low for cash
Daniels Planning Machine-cuts 81 inches
wide and Is feet long-can be had az 4 ssF-
gain.
/ PLOW8 OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLEHS
THRE5RING MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWEKSs
LATH MRCHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
/ DEERTNG COTTON Presses,
COTTON PLANTERS,
COTTON sCRAPER8,
COTTON SWEEPERS,
CULTIVATORS
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
80 Wood and IRON Working Machinery, OF
all kinds. ordered on short notice, and FUR
nished at manufacturers prices sell 3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-02
RAILROADS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
Reduction Of Passenger Tariff.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER IsT, 1857, the
~ rates OF fare from Memphis To the varl-
Gus Stations will be as follows:
From to-
ooMMuTArfoN TICKETS.

Good for ten or twenty trips, "a be used withiR
sixty and ninety days respectively, VIII be sold
at the following rates: