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MARKETS

NEW YORK, November 4-Cottou
heavy; sales, 1900 bales uplands at Isle
Flour, heavy and lower; superfine State
and Western, SS99. Wheat, lower. Rye.
dull st 81 20. Corn, mixed Western,
81 359e 81. Oats, dull; Western, 77AG
7Slc. Rice, firm; Carolina, 93@IOe.
Coffee, steady. Cuba sugar, 134e. Pork,
lower, $50 80. Lard, heavy; In barrels,
l2sGl3sc. Dry goods, quiet; brown
sheeting reduced to l24c. Muslins re-
duced to 22!930c. Paper cambries, 124e.
Prints, sttAiy, and demand limited.
4Money steady, 697 per cent. Sterling
firm, 94G99c. Gold, 405c. Government
Stocks q shade easier-COupons Isl, I'LL
9ll25; l0-40s, lO04 7 30s, 1854; Stocks
heavy and deciining-AGams Express,
654@663. Merchants Union Express, II!
(GlSt; Erie, Il; Hudson, I25t. Illinois
Central, I2+4 Receipts at the Sub Treas
ury, sc, 1857, 479; payments, SIS, Is4, 0H
balance, SIO2, As, 95I.
NEW ORLEANS, November A-Louisi-
ana sugar receipts light common lie
prime I5c yellow clarified l5c. Cuba
dull No. 3, L and l3, l24S13fc. Cuba
molasses 53c Louisiana 75(150c. Flour
quiet; supeIflne $40 25;. choice SI4G,
II so. Corn lower, 81 409I so. GAS
dull, soc. Pork dull; no sales nomi-
nslly, SO IS. Bacon, shoulders 14ac ;
clear ribs lSc clear sides lsiG19c. Lard
dull tierces l339l4c key I5c. Cotton
sales 1900 bales; middling 1s49l9c. Re
ceipts since Saturday All; exports 372S.
Gold, excited, ,l4l. Sterling 5O953. New
York sight lot discount.
LOUISVILLE, November 4-Tobacco
steady sales 81 hhds, So 75G15 IS.
Flour quiet; IS 25 for superfue. Wheat
steady 3 50l@2 90. Corn dull sheiled,
81 I6Sl I6A. Mess Pork dull 81. Lard
l5c. Bacon shoulders, l3Ee; clear sides,
l7te.
ST. LOUIS, November 4.-TObacco
steady. Hemp dull. Flour heavy, So p
@l3 50. Wheat quiet, 81 S592 80. Bar
ley dull, 81 2Ol9l 30. Rye firm, higher,
81 25@l So. Provisions very dull. Pork
81 20. Bacon, clear sides, l6i: shuul-
deFs y; hams 49,. Lard Culi. Hogs j
| @6Ic.
C~INCINNATI November 4-Flour dull;
" SO 50dll IS. Wheat dull, SOtGSlc.
Oats dull, 63@64o. Rye dull, 81 40. Bar
ley unchanged. Tobacco steady. Whisky,
24c in bond. Pork, SO. Bacon shoulders,
l3Gl4ci clear rio sides, 19tc; clear sides,
l6sGl7c. Lard dull at I24c. Butter less
firm, z4G25c. Clover seed dull 81 s. IS.
Flax, g. Timothy dull. Potatoes dull al
81 SJ(G3 20. Hogs inactive, s. 1906 60.
Thermometer, 43.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURSE
Fan Meeting, Is07.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course VIII COM
mence on the
Eleventh Bay or November, and Con.
tinue Six Days.

THE a Meeting over this Course win COM
i mence on the
Eleventh Day or November, and Con.
tinue Six Days.
Three following races closed, BY the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE
q. W. DfIahunt enierz General Dunean's
br.f Antelope, by Ava anche, dam Gazette, D.
johnson & Douglass enter bk. A.. Charlotte
Thompson, by imp. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Johnson q Douglass enter 4. C. RicheIeu, by
Jack Malone, dam the.dam Of Muggins, By
p. Mitchell enters br. c. EIzIn, BY Shelby,
dam by imp. Emue; second dam the dam Of
socks.
dam thoroughbred but pedigree not known
dress red, gray and white.
W. 5. Tremaine enters 5. c. B~ushWhacker, by
Lexington, dam By Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner & johnson enter br. c. Crystal, By
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chtlle Harold
GREEN STAKE.
G. W. Dilahunt enters Geu. G. W. Harding's
b. 2 Duetta, BY Highlander, dam Delta, oy imp.
Jobnso1 & Douglass enters c. = by Jack Ma
lone, dam AIbino, by imp. Albion 3 years
Ole.
BY inv. Margrayei years old; dress red gray
and white.
John II. Morgan enters ch- T. Mamie Letcher.
by australian, dam Lavender oy wagner;
OBJ Thomas enters eh. Z Hira. by Lexington,
of Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters ca Z Magazine, by
dam By old Wagner
". A Fowlkes enrers dark br c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3years eld.
". A. FOwIkes enter b.. Z. by Nandsl dam
Dutehess de Berri, by imp. Sovereign.
OVERTOR no rEL STAKE.
Mr.. c. Castillo enters bay T. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
] @. Jones enters g. m. Maggie English, by
shiloh. dam Fanny BY Epsilon dress red gray
P, Mitchell enters Pat C~leburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam by imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
Eack~.
n A. Hausner enterl stallion Duke OF Or
leans, by JACK Malone, dam Wagen rmars.
W. 5. Trematns enters b Atom WOrley, by
Ringgold, dam BY Glsncoei dress, red white
7 e entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
RACES yET OPEN o ENTRIES.
FirsI Day-First race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages
secoud D~ay-seoond race, " mile cash, FOR
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free for all ages.
Third sy-Secondr race, three mile dash, free
for all ages $500 purse.
Fourth Day-second race, Bankers purse,
$1,000, thr e mile heats, free for all ages
Fifth Day=SOuthern and Western Turf Con-
greSs stake, our mi e heats
sixth Day-First ace saloon stake, mile
ages Second race, mile heats for beaten horses,
TO be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. B. FORREST, President.
A. L. GIBSON. Secretary. seq
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THRATER
Lessee and hansgsr-----W G. THOMPSON
stage Manager-------3IIRLEI u. PENCE
TUESDAY EvENINe, NovEMBER 5th. 1851

Last night but four OF the engagement OF To
charming little trina roma and Com
edienHs, Mfss EMILE MELVILLE.
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THE New York Trt5uge's special says
orders were issued by the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue for the removal Of 3
number Of Inspectors Of Internal Reve-
nue. in New York City and Brooklyn.
These removals we're made on account
Of the department having received in
formation Of corruption and fraud having
been practiced on the government by
those removed.
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tennessee LEeI.EAruRE

On Friday last, the two Houses Of the
Legislature were occupied in paying the
customary tributes of respect to Mr..
RAULsTON, a deceased member; after
which they adjourned. Consequently
no business Of public imp rtance was
transacted.
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The President has Issued g warrant Of
pardon to Henry CoTTER, whs was
convicted at Albany, n. Y, for counter
feitiBg and sentenced to five years
imprisonment in the Albany peniten-
tisry. General LEE is not as worthy to
be pardoned.
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THE Grand Jury of Mobile county,
Ala, has found true bill Of libel against
Henry st. Paul, editor Of the Mobile
Tines. The charge is that he has libelled
Horton, HUrter & Bromberg. We don't
see how that could be done unless to libel
old Satan hfugalf
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CHICAGO, November 4.-Tne bank Of
Petts and ingalls,, a. Fremon, Ill, was
robbed Of sl00, coo.
Gems. Sherman, Anger, Terry, and
other Government Commissioners, go
hence to Omaha and Fort Laramie to
meet the Sioux and other tribes.
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Non-Resfdent Notice.

In the ChancsTy Court Of Memphis. Tenn
No. dSS3-Jno Overton Us. A. N. hopkins.
appearing from Affidavit IN this cause that
L the defendant, a. NJ. Hopkins, Is a non-resi-
dent Of the 5taJe o. Tennessee,
II Is Therefore ordered, that be make his ap-
pearGnce herein, at the Courthouse In the city
OF Mem PIN, Tenn, on or before The hrst Mon
day In Jan dsry. Is6S, and plead. answer or
tvmur 20 complainant bill, or the same will be
take for ~eonfesse as TO him, and set for hear
lag eIpsrte, and ID At a cory OF this order be
published once q week, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
COps-aLtesl :
ACGU5IOS ASTON, Clerk & Master.
By r. J. BLACK, d. Z. & NJ.
GanttG Waddell Sol. for Complainant.
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SALE OF The
Lands
On Thursday, EOYtmber IA.

ON the near approach Of thIsimportant sale
" we desire to inform those parties wishing
to examine the grounds before the sale, that {
conveyance 70 the premises viii leave our Of
nee DAILY AT NINE AN, and return al one
O'Clock.
The Sale viii Open az lot EumDer One, on the
Old state Line rnad, opposite the residence Of
Col. W. Avery.n
Public competition having been invited, ne
bid will be received at private sale.
Fvery lot p6t up viii be sold positively and
Without reserve, and with the pledge Of the
owner and the Auctioneers that tnsre shall be
no fictitious BIDDING.
kOYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO,
nov2 lw AuctfoneerE.
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DIED.

FONTAINE-On Saturday evening, Novem-
Der ID, 1857, MART BELLE FoNTAISE, infant
daughter Of e P. and Jose s. Fontaine, aged
II days.
Louisville Ky papers please copy.
CRUPPER-At his residence, No 1875 Causey
street, on Saturday, ID inst. sergs. r h CRUP-
PER, OF the Metropolitan Polio, aged % years
anu 3 months.
Cairo, 81 Louis aad Cincinnati papers please
copy.
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OUR Buyer in New York having bough'
during the recent Break" = large Stock o
Goods at Panic Prices, we shall offer
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NEW ADvERT1SEmE'Ts
FOR RENT FOR TEE YgAR 1858,

A SMALL FARM, Ia the immedi tie vicinity
"A OF G~eruIanLOwh, and lot more than half
a nIeIrum the Depot, con lining some seysnfy-
I'VE Acles ABOUT half OF " bicu ISL cultivation
the pAItuce IN grove aud timber, with a good
aud comfortable dwelling hOus-, containing
SIX rooms, with ont house, etc, a good spring
OF never fantEg wsser, sd other appendices.
Poehrssign given on the list OF January next ana
enotI 9 the 3lsJ " December following Apply
10 benIy /. Jones' vtnk f. S gut OF the place.
uOg5-law4Wa ENEN ~ IpAE-
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Black Cook.
Leila and Psyche MISS EMIL1E MELVILLE
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
AND GYMNASTICS.

NEDME. LEIsE would most respectfully an
M nouncs 10 the citizens Of Memphis that
beT Glasses are now open ather new aud SPLEEN
dLd hau, a. No. ~ Second street, 10 the Ad-
ans block. one Of the most private and pleas
ant locations In the city Name. l.. ras Two
large Halls suited 10 al the wants Of her pu-
pus. All her Glasses viii be strictly private.
PUPILS admitted on the days 81 tutti4n- All
the new and most ~eshinnable dances taught
in a lev lesson. Ladies' glasses tuesdays nad
SATURDAYS at 10 o'clock an Masters Ruo
Misses Tuesdays and Saturdays a. half-past 3
O'Clock pm: Gentlemen from 5 20 10 O'Clock
pm on Tue days aud Saturdays Mdms l.
viii give insLruetious IN the Lee Academy, the
Msmphis Female institute, and al Mrs. Ma
ghesf school IN South Memphis, a. soon ~ the
classes can be ARRANGED. The Madame viii also
give Instructions in the new Gymnastics or
PHYSICAL Culture, which imparts 50 much grace
and beauty 10 the nguIe. This training eiV's
her School the advantage over ali others, As
there Is no extra charge made fCT this branch
Terms-to suit the umes-per term o. tWeLty-
four lessons, SIS.
Parents AMI guardians are invited TO visit
School during the hous Of tuition, before
placing their children elsewhere. Good music
provided. and soirees gives twice per month.
sal
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ACHEOGH-Died at the residence Of Ms
John MckeOgh, OF Poplar street, Of cOugest. on,
al O'Clock yesterday evening, Ms. EARAa
MCKKOGH, aged 81 years.
The friends and acquaintance are invited 10
attend her funeral This evening al 5 o'clock at
the residence OF Mrs, John McKeogh, on Pop
lar street, near the market.
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods!
GENTS CLOTHING.

A Full and Complete sock at very low prices
Gents Winter Pants, from 81 : 10 a PAIR; -
Cloth Cashmere and Velvet Vests, from 81
to 81 each;
Fine Bus ne s Coa's, from 81 TO 60 3 each;
Heavy Overco- -, from S. TO sE2 90 eachi
Men HAS, from s. to s.;
Gents Boots and hoes n m P mic s~uciI3ns
and selling al a Redueti "a OF Irregular prices
7 adieS' -ho $ from Auction
Gsnts' Underwear Al a Great R'dufuO1f
Ribbons, Buttons, Trimming etc a fuI
and complete stcck are included IN our late
purchases, and viii be offered a. tie ZANE low
Rates.
4 dollar saved Is two earned. Remember
this and buy YOU goods At
ELsOS'S MAMMOTH HEAT SfnkE
OoI7 M Main sru Ct.
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IN MEMoRIAM.

kING-SUE J. king, conslrt OF T.. B.. King.
aud daughter OF 2. and ]. 3 Z istsnd, ageU So
years, I mouths and 10 daYs, departed this lie
on the ist day OF Nov, 1897, Of fellow fever,
she was 4 kind and onedient wife, an ahec-
tionate daughter, and q devoted mo her. She
leaves two lille ones 10 mourn her loss. The
Lord giveth AID the Lord taketb. Blessed se tho
name nTtha Iorf.
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Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE Of a Deed OF Trust made to me
ID By Z. 7 Hughes on the Sd day Of Novem-
Der, lS6. and recorded in the Re ister's office.
IN Shel y county, and state Of'Tenne, see, in
book No. 81, part Z, pages 247, 249 anu 24s, to Sc
cure a certain Indebtedness therein named, I
VIII
On Tuesday, November &c, 1857,
between The hours OF 10 aud IL o'clock am, in
TOut OF the Law Court rooms, IN the city Of
Memphis. sell a. puohc outcry, to the highest
bidder Tor casa. a leasehOud iueere-t IN the fol-
lowing descrtbe1 lot OF ground, in the city OF
Mempots and county and State Aforesaid Be
ginning at the In. e~lsecLiOn OF the west line OF
second street wit the north line Of Beal
street. thence running west with Beai street
north parallel with Second street forty. i've Ieet
more or less 10 Jhe wall VI the old union House,
thence east paral ei with BeEl street 5 xty feet
more or Iess 10 Second street, thence with Sec
Onu street fOrty-hve feet m8Ie or less to the be-
| gimme. The sa d lGasehold interest is he'd
unler and described in q lease executed to the
said Hughes by ;. A. and A. n. Edmonds, ana
recorded in the said Registers Office, in book
No. 81, part 2, pages 572, 575 and 574, for thet rm
Of eight years commencing on the 18th day OF
May, ls65, the said lessee TO pay the sum OF
| three hundred dollars on The 18th dsy @ Nav
ing the said term, snd TO pay all taxes and
charges TO be assessed on the said lot OF the
improvements on the same by State, county.
city, or any other authority, and the sRidlessee
10 be paid at the termination Of the lease the
value OF the buildings he might erect on said
lot, u be ascertaIued by referees. The equity
of redemption Is waived in the said deed Of
trust The sCm OF 81 26g 70 is credited on the
18th Of November, Isb6, on the Indebtedness
mentioned in said deed OF trust. The title Is
believed 10 be good, but I will convey only as
trustee. JAMES ELDER,
uO5-tdg Trnutaa
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a BNrQ0in Ofered.

A PAIR Of handsome Family HORSES and
can be bought for City Scrip.
II appleu Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS having no
use for them. Apply 70
nov3 sc ~. b DONOHO. 81 Main st
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Architect and Engineer.

UFHE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he Is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention to Design
ing p ans and superfntendi1g Buildings, with
as much energy and attention 70 his patrons
interest IS be did for the Guys Interest while
City Engineer.
~OFFfcs-Stflman Block, seeend and Madi-
son streets Charges reasonable.
J. h. MCCLURE,
Architeet and Engineer.
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I'VE have associated with us in the General
w Commission business, Mr.. GEU. W. GIL
MORE, lite OF Mobile, Ala, dating from 18th
uIt, The style OF nrm will be LAWRENCE,
CARTER & co.
nova w LAWRENCE & CARTER.
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Removal.
COnnrtne1shfn.

AWRENCE 4 CARTER have removed TO
l. No ~ Frsnt street, between Adams and
Jefferson.
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TO The STOCKHOLDERS
-oF rHE-
Memphis Racing Association.

TUE aounwtug resolution wss unanimous
4 adopted az a meeting Of the directors on Ire
Association held this day, Monday November
4th, At the Gayoso House:
Resolved. T. at a{aiI call Of stock he uaads On
all stockholders, pay able at the ONCE on Ire
Secretary, no. 2beK Main street. on or before
Saturday, 9th November.
A. d. GIssoN, Secretary.
n, B.-Stockholders, who have not paid thelr
stock on the date above msntionedi viii mo-,
receive the usual track privileges at the coming
fail meeting, NOS a.
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TEN YEARS CREDIT!
SO Lots
NEAR MEMPHIS.
At Public Sale,
On 10 Years Time.
L est bidder A-an-
On Thursday. i4th Novsrb.- ,se7

tossu az Public Sale. 10 The Htgb-
L est bidder a
On Thursday, l4th November 1897.
About C acres Field and Forrest land
Homestead Tract, situated three -
Memphis, At the head o. Tuf~n ave-r-
ying between Central avenue and ire OI5 s7-fe
Line road. Themes popular sr-e.T r,C.-.
being now IN process Of cousTrurtIo1 n, ~
PMS god tnrupikes or street alwav On -.
this property, must soon follow he-srZ.@
inR the most reasonable probabUisv rFI-s----r
ard rapid enhancement or value
In stating the advantage OF n prs,a-.v z
WouM sPeclslly refer % the HEALTH oT Inc
localty a. having been slways ronrfde--I
equal fnot superior % that OF any por1iC1 ~
the city enFirous. WhIle the hiEh eha-acrg- -
tne n~elgnbOrnoOd and the provfsfon nae -
Church Gla School FT1tflsgsE combine 10 re1eer
y one lIns nos5 dssiraole points for a subur-
affords
TIE TITLE % this property has baen vs..sS
In my father and myself for thirty veqrs -
cut Interruption, and Is free nom any fneum-
brance.
PANS OF the Property NAY be had At
the Gmee Of the AuetiOnepFs. The ave-
nHes are ODrned and the Lets Numbered
50 Is t0be Examined st am time beIors
the Sale.
Beng DstsRsued 70 Sez 7 SHAH offer The fol-
lowing liberal
TERMS Ons-teath Cash. the balance in T..
annual LnstGtmenS, with interest from dsts
warranty ueecs given, and Trust Deeds TAKEN.
waving redemption. These terms viii NAY
y very easy Tor any one 70 secure q pleasan
Home which must constantly ~incTeaze IN
value ard comfort, as the growth o. Memphis
continues. y. ". TRFZEV
BOLSTER, IRRELEVANT 4 CO.,
aarrr- ala ID
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DissoIution.

T1HE co-partnership heretOfUre e. fstlnE under
j the style Of NJ. 7 GAhVIN &CU, Is hts day
oissolved, by the withdrawal Of JAS ". Giics
The business Ia future viii be carried on IN
der ne same style OF NJ. I GAVIN 90.
Memphis, Tenn. Nov. aLh, 1857.
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION

SALE or RENT
'Ab lacm known as the Richardson place. in
Ilpinn county, Tenn, i've miles be.ow Ran
uolpl' containing so acres, Of which 45J acres
Jon Ihere are on the place a comfortable dwell
mug b use and negro cabins, q good sin house.
anu All necessary uuthouses. Terms reasonable
Apply o Ashe, ncLenuEn a 20. 81 Front 81
NemPh 5 or to the uncsrsigned At COyinEton,
Tennessee.
ms N ] PAIMER
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QUICK sALEs-PRoMPT RETURNsi
DAGGING, Rope aud Plantation Supplies
- furnished at the lowest market rates.
Liberal advancements made OF c~onsign-
mautz- NOS In
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Notice.

State Of Tennessee, County OF Shelby.
TAKE NOTICE, that at the December term
L Of the PrOkats Court Of shelby county, to
be neld al tbs Courtroom in Memphis on the
FIST Monday IN D.. ember, 1851, 1 viii apply for
Letters Of ADMINISTRATOR on the estate Of Mrs.
NJ. l.. Watson, deceased.
MARY PATTERSON.
h ;. LEE. Attorney. nn2 IaW4W
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Notice.

A Ii persons holding claims against the es-
"a tate OF David Weeks, deceased, are notified
10 ale them with the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
F. SMITH, Administering.
october q, 1857. ocso LAWNS
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash
Agents W Everywhere,
FOR "FINLEY'S CHURN-DASHER.n

Ths FINLEY CHURN DASHER umbue 80 fully he requisite qualities Of HupHah
economy and Pueaea uhS. as place "a he head OF al other implements nrdm sTPqr
muo Of hO1sekeepeS eWyw where's and b. regarded smso " thu fndhsnabs household ri
AE lad more epslTv@ - with TIE pepe fI6es southern stN@ III nov eel 50 greatly ue
need Of time m0RBG dN O-arHgm UNHaOHL
RHnmbGH & the retail pheh las been uxi1 -FOUR leach eWry WheRsa md
that ueT proprietor fnHuds To hold and exTcEsm tn exclusive might LOthsm anuhCtur and sale
Of ts DSherf for the whoe united Sat&Sa and cGno5 therefore DeO obtained through my other
authorized agencies
profit C. sucha gentSasm may handle it with Industry and Ma and tbs suh agents can with a
cash eaptI Of M huqdrstto onet thousand, dollars make more money In 20 h% with s1
other pursuits
Renem6ai that uaFe stirring, energetic men, VINO are willing t" pull on coat and roll up
sleeves CAN. with -male aHaL realize 0eh HdLef YER cent PROFIT AZ syey thHtv to sixty
HoN 1870 0L 49,
Awayt hen- With OmpEnt OIL" hard lines" no mpoyment nc situations" Come
andg get emooynen tand gooi pay-empoynent orthons b%o PsG0Ma and
& uul-Suel Counties. Cities TOVnsand the hUrlD sctuSNouh South, East nd West
adheh before you Can visit them OF foot an ION horseback b wagon 2road and steamboat
ind ready c1gomeSa and v u will Soa laugh 1.-THE o. aUI oanr" who epps around All Jay
long crying hard umesa nd or eco4t9Gp Young men sc@Ptth he tusHon" to maksyar
overheard" aEe pride" politics" fashion" A" E0 teams" golden dreams" and "downy
eases an uEeha D. hkwork with vi "drvei ahead and soon ls Tempt purse yin
Remember thai in adtton otheI Igs p2f5 that there are Two Prizes At stake and
We want vOu get oenT rood Of them: Two HUNDRED and FTVE rEHDHED DOLLARS
Remember to cal md see uU once or write tor particulars. with ssmP Nr answeE
J. y. co,
odS S2I Main street Memphis, Tenn.
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MCMILLAN, RASH s CO.,
COTroN AND GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Front StrepI. Rom 8. Memphis.

I'VE ofer our services to our numerous
w friends and acquaintance returning
thanks for former patronage. Satisfaction
guaranteed in al cases. our customers INFER
ests are ours. Rope, b. EzIug, etc, furutShed-
We have experience in Sampling, Chasing
and Selling Cotton or PrOduce, ana 'ear no
competition. All -eOustgnwents covered by
our open Policy of insurance, unless other
wise instructed. now I'm
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Birds! Birds!

lust ARRIVED, the finest collection Of Cor
u man JRnsries everfn this city. Also, fancy
Cages, Whit Polish Ducks, Black and Tan
Dogs, English Rabbits and Guinea Pigs, which
will be for sac for only a few days, al 6bH Jef-
fsrsOn street, near the PostOmce. no2 BE
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]. B. WATSON & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS.
OILS, -DYESTUFFS,
POmadeS, P~erfumerIeS, ETC.,
And an endless variety Of
Fancy Toilet Articles, Etc.
Toe tedious here to euumszls.
SUCCESSORS TO
Messrs. EIPGEN & REAKIRF, and
Of JOHN A. NIPGEN, No.
Sls Main,street, Mem
phis, Tenn.

A ssOCIATED with his House are MsssrA
n II. r. FarrswOrtn, John G. Reakirt, Rich
ara Brewster, James Boon, George Gourlay ard
others ali Of whom are well aud favOably
known IN this city and throughout the south
generally, as thorough practical druggists aud
rsrrect business men Of long and tired expert
ence- And VITA our personal knowledge and
familiarity win he wants or cur uumefOus
Hiends and pstrons, and our strict stteuton 10
business, We are determined 10 make this the