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From this statement it appea-s that the fol
lowing is the apprOximating rats OF loss per
"cent1DcurTed by each state Esverally:
LOuisians, 949S. or one and q third per cent,
tlorlda, D,l90, or about sixty-One per cent.
GeCrEia, 14'S, or a little less three per cent.
North Carolina, 28,0S7, or about forty per cent.
Tennessee, H,I7S, or a little over twelve per
Alabama. 10000, or about forty-hve per cent
And That the following states have gained,
| to-Wit:
Texas, i0,s8l, or about six per cent
south Carolina, 1894, or over f0Tty-four per
cent
amount Of 80 per cent.
There was some stir upon our business streets
TO day. and a fair trade was the consequence.
Bagglng and lies are IN good demand and firm
at our quotations. Wheat is also in demand.
and finds ready sale at 81 % 10 81 20 for choice
white. Corn is duh at 81 10 for new sbslled and
81 Is to 81 % for old. Oats are Gull and tending
Communicating IN store and ON levee st
az SO; from store about DC higher. Goshen
butter 45c choice western IS 10 &c; good, so TO
sc. Eggs are scarce At . n &c. Potatoes
Is 2lo4 p. onions So % TO 4 %. Chickens in
demand al 81 % To 5 90 for young auu old.
Gomez, hiO, Is 10 271zc. FlOuri1 inactive and
weak superhne, IS 50 TO 8 90 spring extra.
Is % 10 81; choice, so 50 TO 10 90 reu winter sII
70 Y white do, Sl2 50 70 sI4 50. lard, in tierces
II U I453c Kegs, l5h 10 Ice. Mess pork, 81 %
% % UJ mess beef, GlG 60: clear sides drg1 al
- % zoe shoulders, 10 TO l6I<c cauvassed
MAINS, IL Y &c sugar cured, ~ TO pc. salt.
- % per DOL sugar, II 10 2Uc Tor crushed and
ciarIneu 80 &c Tor brown. Western Reserve
cheese, IA 70 l5c factory, Is 10 l6c. Whisky,
common, 81 81 10 3 ~
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DiG&OlufiOm.

THE c-OpaTtnership heretofore existing under
4 the styles and hrms Of TAYLOR & Nc.
EVEN and TAELOHS, MCEWEN & BLEW.
were dissolved on 6th inst. by mutual consent
or all the copartners.
JNO. L. TAYLOR having purchased the en-.
tire assets OF every description und assumed all
the liabilities, heonlY is authorized to collect
the claims dpe 70 aid 70 dispose Of the prop-
erty OF SAID nrms. WM ID. TAYLOR,
THOS. 3. MCEWEN,
ROBERT W BLEW,
Sept.S 1857. JNO. l. TAYLOR.
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TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
# Z r. II
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.

CFFICE: II Madison Street, Selden Block,
tUp Stairsl.
A HOME COMPANY DEVOTED To HDME
"A interests None but First Class risksraren.
Policies issued from one month 20 s Z years.
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orr.siekIe. Corrernonaence

Mr.. Campbell, senator elect from South
Carolina, gives a very natural explana,
ton Of the Orr-SicBles correspondence.
In this correspondence, it will be remem-
bered Gov. Orr takes occasion to speak
IN terms Of commentator of Gen. Sick
less administration Of the affairs OF the
second military district.
The calculation of this apparently in
cOngruous friendship is that the Governor
and the general were /" in the ring for
the United States senate. The remsva
Of the latter disappoints both aspirants,
and it is guessed that Gov. Orr's dissp-
pOintment found some alienation in the
letter which contained bis touching trib-
ute to his colleagues abilities and patri-
Otism.
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@-ACuA DISQUALIFICATION AT the SOuGns
Very important information was, we
understand received yesterday from
New Orleans, to the effect that the whole
radical plan OF construction has been
laid upon the shelf ia Louisiana. 1t will
be remembered that by hecongressional
plan the question whether Conventions
to form state governments shall be held
at all is TO be submitted for popular
decision, and that to authorize
the holding OF such conventions. the
sanction Of a msiority OF those
registered is required by the express
terms Of the reconstruction acts. 1t
seems that not more than 3 third OF those
registered have voted in favor of holding
q convention in Louisiana, and that con-
sequently the whole scheme has fallen 70
the ground.
Gentlemen from other Cf the southern
states now under the same process are Of
the opinion that this probable result in
Louisiana is but a type of what may be
expected IN nearly al the unrepresented
states.-NGtioaGl hateNgenceT.
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DY virtue Of a deed Of trust made to me BY
ID Fannie 7. Hunt and h Hunt on The
lst day OF August, 1865, and recorded ia the
Registers ONCE of Siseiby Gunty IN book No.
"a, pages 23I and 2s2, 20 secure certain indebted
naeg fharain nuunad 1 will
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The following agreement has been entered
into by the representatives Of some Of the
freight lines to the east:
We, the undersigned, hereby agree 70 estab-
lish and maintain t. following rates on u
aner October J lsiT ana we do further agree
hat no rebate, commission, Insurance., drayage,
free pass. ticket, change In character or shape
Of package, nor reduction nom gross weights,
in evasion OF these rates shall be allowed TO
shippers or their agents.
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e. f. Fuller, Gen. Freight Agent, L. NJ &
Z. & Y. K. K.
J. 4. Reed, Gen. Freight Agent, Z. II, &
j. R.R.
DIS Gray, Gen. Supt., Star Union Line
J. Grithth, Ger-Fr'ght Ag't, Az G.W.R.
Addison Hills, Gen. Fright Ag't, CC.6ER
Geo. l. Carey Gen. Man, Diamond Line.
Geo. PendletOn, Gen. nan, Erie Tran. Co.
\. f. Shrader, Gen. Fright Ag't, i. &c. X.
r Company.
The total cotton crop exported through
Outhern ports IN the year ending Septsmbrr
f, 1876, was 2,lj4,476 bales, and in 1867, I.8jl,gSS
ales. being . difference OF 25,4SS bales in favor.
( 1866. equal TO about ten per cent reduction.
he loss Is as follows 20 each Of the exporting
tates:
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COAL.
RenOrnI.

VUHE EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION has
4 removed to Not Madison street, opposite
the Id Stand. aid viii continue 20 transact a
general Banking, Exchange and Brokerage
business. oO5-lW
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W00ts from NjssjssiD0i.

A SITUATION IN a Wholesale Grocery Store
n preferred, by q man Of steady Moral Char
acter. He has had some experience in
housekeeping His acquaintance extends to
ChickasaW, Oktibbeha, Lowndes, Monroe
and Pontotoc Counties, Miss. Perfect s~atisfae-
ton given as to character, qualification, etc.
For the present address d, Box go, Corinth,
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hLAgEs
n. & c. X r. bonds.15
NJ. &C RI couponsS5
n. 90. RR bOnds2
NJ. & o RR. p
Tenn. bonds, Old.66
- NEVIS
Tenn. cOupOns
MissC RR lstm tg
- % "a i'd
MempTsC City binds IS
" IS
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I OWING 70 a change OF business. we wIsh 4,
" sell cur Plantation, eight miles nom Pen.
dlcton's Landing, on the Arkansas river. tUen.
ty-nve miles above the mouth, containfno
about $50 acres, with 500 or 1850 acres IN a higs
state OF cultivation, with me growing crop 81
both cotton and corn, and all the appurtenan-
ces lor farming, including mules. koIseE, hogs.
caltle farming utensils, gin, gin house, mill.
sbableAi crlost negro cabins, ano ali necessary
o~uthouEes "A large brick Kiln, containing "a
900 brick, guaranteed entirely above ov.r9ow
capable OF being made a splendid stock fsrm'
Terms easy
- For further information asdTsss ar d
TREADWELL, care Of MeRchsru a Traad1an
Memphis, Tenn or apply on the premfsss
HOLMES & TREATMENT
Memphis Appeal and Cincinnati comnaeTaia1
copy one mOAbh' EeA I'm
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by virtue Of a Deed or Trust made 70 me by
ID W. n. Hatton and ID. "A. Brewer on the I'd
day Of July, 1856, and recorded in the Registers
ONCE or shelby county, in book No. 81, part J.
pages $50 and l5l, 20 secure certain inuebted.
ness therein named, I will on
Friday, the nth day OF October, 1867,
between the hours OF 10 and o'clock am, In
'front.' OF the auction house OF Passm9re q 20
$50 Second street, sell 70 the highest bidders
for cash, one large Hoe Single Cylinder Press.
one Bindery, ana the types, stones aad nx-
lures belonging to the Argus newspaper estab.
ushment, comprising IN all q full and cOm-
plete newspaper appointment.
P. q. BIGLEY, Trustee.
september %, 1851. sea- deoais
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Land W03lfed.

A Ny person having about Ten acres Of GOOD
n LAND, Within three OF fouF miles OF Mem
phis, ia a healthy location, viii hear Of a pur-
chaser by a~odresing the undersigned. Appeal
oBee. locS-lmJ HEMPsTEAD.
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Commercial Bank-I6
Farmers Is K OF n. ca
Merchants Bauk4J
Miners&Flautrs Blk .
LAND
N n.ra. n-ar LsIL & e
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SOME interesting experiments have
been made lately at the slaughter houses
Of Vincennes as to the most merciful
manner OF killing animals with the least
possible suffering. At present oxen are
slaughtered by blows from heavy ham
mers on the head, which necessarily in
fiict the most frightful torture on the m
fortunate victims of our c~arnivorous pro-
pensities. The idea occurred to an emil
nent Psychologist that the section of the
spine would produce more instant death.
This, however, has not been demonstra-
ted. An OK thus killed lived for twelve
minutes, and endured during that
time the most horrible sufferings, De-
capitatiOn was then tried, with the fol-
lowing curious result +: A calf was hung
up and decaPitated in the space 0! a qua
ter Of a minute. It's head was then
placed on a table. In six minutes two
ounces and a half of blood was lost.
During the first minute the face was
frighttully convulsed, the mouth opened
and shut as though the animal were
eating; and, strange to say, on putting
the hand against the mouth and nostril
it was easy TO feel the respiration con-
Thirty animals were thus
killed, and the result OF the observations
taken was that the committee decided
that the old practice Of killing by g
Of blows from a hammer should be con-
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3 Milburne's Celebrated Iron-AzIe Wagons.
3 MfIbuTnes CeIebrated ThImbIe-skeiu War-
ons-Cver 200 sold in Memphis all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 so damages
claimed for breakage.
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z EXCHANGE.
Dram on England. Ire
lard and scotland,
s. for I 10. sterling.
France, Switzerland 4
Belgium, 5 IS francs
for 81 %.
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T0OF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front st., Memphis.

no. g. rooF. cHAs. :. PHILLIPS. F.E. HAHAN,
I GTRICT attention paid TO theSTORAGEAND
- SALE OF COTTON, and instructions re-
gzrding same strictly 0beyed. Our facilities
Tor the handling OF Cotton are unsurpassed.
and We invite especial attention TO this branch
OF our business, feeling Gssured Of our ability
10 give entire abstraction 20 all who may favor
Us with their patronage.
~ All shipments covered by cur Open
Policy Of Insurance, unless otherwise in
stucted.
Our stock OF BAGGIN5, ROPE, IRON TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally Will
always be found full and complete, and offered
on as good terms as can be hnd IN this market
Thankful 70 our numerous patrons for the
very liberal favors hitherto extended us. we re-
spectfully ask a Of the same,
pieuEing every EFFORT on our part TO give salts
faction by strict attention 70 the wants and in
teTCsts Of our customers.
Major J. j. BUSBf whose connection with
our house still continues, Will be pleased 70 re-
ceive a can from his numerous friends when
visiting the city.
au20 TOOF, PHILLIPS Co.
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Gold, Silver, Exchange, Government Sc
cUFities, uncuFFeRt Money, Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants, Police,
City and County Scrip,
No 10 JEFFERSON Street,

commercial Bank. 2
Exchange Bauk.-10
Firm rs q ELch &c /
Merchants Bank 8
People Bank...40
Planters g
Plsnt'rs6M en- .I8
South ". Pa R....2
StCte Bank- 3
Union " -.6O
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KBMPHIS And OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF
9EEzAL sUyEEHrEyDEyTs OFFICE
LautsrtIa and Nashville Expross

AEEPHIs, TESN-, september ., 1867.
TRAINS viii lesvst the Depot ofthisC Company
/ az head Of Main street, until further notice
a. iCLCws:
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q REWARDI

This Company IDsnres against less by Fir
Marine and River Risks seSe
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THE Vicksburg Times thus ventilates
k.-oav, .Rg.1- e AAuA.sR

IN ASh9bdAS LeHtCo ihus NEAbliALEt
a bureau officer of that city:
There is a vulgar, specialized brute in
this city, n Platt by name, called Capt.
Plat, of the freedmen's bureau, who is
as precious a specimen of the genus
blackguard as has ever come within the
range Of our observation. This fellow
Platt, upon the complaint of any negro,
will send his bayOnets, and bring before
him any white nan In the city, and then
bully, brOw-beat and insult the unfortu-
nate victim in his power. We have been
informed Of some of the antics OF this
lOw-bred creature, Piatt, which would dis
grace any convict in the land. Knowing
himself to he utterly ~unprincipled, and in
capable of telling the truth, the misera-
bic hound takes great delight in insulting
every white man against whom a negro
may choose to lodge a complaint. We
kaOtc d instance where he denounced a
citizen as a liar and q thief, because he
denied the allegation Of the negro, and
made him pay what the negro Claimed,
Or 90 TO the guard hOuset We are adj
vised of other cases more infamous, if
possible, than this one, and we propose to
give Captain Piatt an early ventilation.
We advise Gen. Gillem IL he has any re-
gard for the character Of this burssu, to
look after this creature Plat. We can
furnish him some items that might prove
efficient in kicking him out Of office
that is, II ~disgracefui and brutal conduct
is regarded as conduct unbecoming en-
officer and a gentleman" IN the bureau!
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COTTON

ALLRAIL lnTvER ASD IAN.
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ROCK ISLAND MANUFACTURING CO,
TO
A COTTON PLANTATION
O SALE.

sNIN n AWSNN, Eres't,
Charlnftn AZ n
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RIVER MATTERS.
RIVERS.

A rain set in at an early hour yester.
day morning, and fell in sufficient guam.
tity to lay the dust, Tut not much more.
The river are not much improved above
to Cairo. There is about 5 feet at 81.
and at Phillips. At PittsbBrg the Ohio
is rejoicing IN II inches. At Cincinnati,
30 inches is reported. There s29 inches
in the canal at Louisville, and about %
to a inches at the worst points belowt the
month. FrOm,Cairo to st. Louis there is
scant 3 feet. AT Pawpaw there is 6 feet
reported, and the Commonwealth and
Virginia had TO tighten over. Ia the
Arkansas there IS 20 inches to Little
Rock, and u iDches 20 Fort Smith. Three
and q half feet seant, is still the depth At
Little Island on White river. Here the
river is falling slowly.
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MATTHEWS & ALEXANDER
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
AND
GENERAL CGHHISSIOI MERCHANTS,
No 272 Second Street,
AYRE BUILDING, Opposite Court square,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
Have for Sale.

3 Milburne's Celebrased Iron-AzIe Wagons.
3 M1burne's CeIebrated ThfmbIe-skeiu Wae-
so 200 sold in Memphis all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 so damages
claimed for 0reakage.
SO Carver Gins, from 40 to so saws,
wood and iron frame.
3 Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses.
dOuble-geared and % work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 TOdd1s Improved Horse Powers. for running
Gins and Grist Mi1s-the finest power mads.
James Todd Stationary Engines. OF al sizes.
from ~ TO I00-h0rse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chinery, or all kinds, furnished at snort no.
uee.
Portable Steam Engines, OF all sizes, rom 4 TO
Sg-hOrse power.
Stationary Engines, OF all sizes, rom . 70 81
single and Double Saw Mu-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 n z feet Wheels, com
plete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2, 4 and s.
horse power.
Is Tons or IRON TIES low to the trade.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound.
assorted, dow 20 the tradel
l00 Vests Cedar Tubs, low "a the tradel.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. 70 close consignment
10 and p Horse Power Portable Engine. sec
O~nd-hand, iOwf for cash-must be sold.
lb-horse Power, secondhand, cheap.
rs Horse Power stationary Engine and saw
mlu-el comBlets-ean be bought low.
80 saw and 2 80 saw Gins but little usedl
low for cash.
Daniels Planning MRchine-cuts 81 inches
wide and 5 feet l0ng-ean be had al a bar
gain.
PLOWS OF All kinds.
FEED CUTTERS,
CORE-SHELLERS,
THRESEIEG MACHINES.
HEAPERS MOWERS,
LATH MNCETNE8,
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies FIRE and Burglar Proof Safes,
JEERTNG COTTON PRESSES.
clifton PLANTERS.
COTTON SCHAPERS,
COTTON 5WEEPERS,
CUBTTVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
- W0nF and Tr0rs- W0--f-w nrs.bH---
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOB LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
seventy rooms, besides bar-rOOm, Offices,
barber shop, etc, mas been placed in our hands
for Lease for a term Of years, with Immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner OF
Main and BeaI streets. and the convenient con
struction OF the house, with its ample accom-
mOdatons, offer CREST Inducements to an en-
terprisinz M experienced landlord, ant TO
such a one every possible iuducement will be
given in the price and terms OF rent.
A great bargaiu will be given in the sale Of
the Furniture, f0r which real estate in the city
will be taEen in payment.
TERMS -51OO per month, without the Bar
and Dining Room on first floor; 500 permOnth
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at $1,000. viii be old for 5000.
SELF EOISTER. IRRELEVANT co.
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Notice.
GREAT LAND SALE

WILL apply at he November term OF the
4 County Court for Letters OF administration
the state Of Alfred Scott, deceased
oe2 IewaqVa W z NAIWV
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WILL sell my lower Plantation in Tunica
.o1rfv. or exchange % for other good prop
- al faaee 81 for TIE next year or FOR a series
~ veers m "a one Of the highest ana best Ga
IS tnIloua, shout 80 miles below MsmphiA
iy1a A WAAoAt.
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W. %dO EEVAt Street
DAUL & CROCKETT have moved their stock
i OF iron ana Hardware TO No. 20 FIout
street, between Court and Madison, where can
be found At al times
The Only Stock Of Tennessee Iron
In the city also, a very superior quality Of
Common Iron. branded KENTUCKY IRON, at
Reduced Prices.
We keep also a fun stock or Castings. Nails.
Smith Tools, Wagon Material. Cotton Gins,
I~hreshers, Horse Powers, Cider Mills, Ctrn
Shelters, Flows, Scrapers in fact a general az
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ETC; q
are prepared to supply everything kept in our
line Of business At low rates.
Upon the LIST day OF August we reduced the
priCs OF reunestee Iron one cent per pound.
and Kentucky or Commo Iron One-half cent
per pound. ans
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IMPORTERS, Manufacturer and Dealers in
L Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material for Cum
makers use, Gun Implements, sporting Appa-
ratuE, Fishing Tackle. etc., Ne. H50 Main street,
under Odd Fellows Hall. Memphis. Tenn.
Rpuairfuw done and Warrnurad- seq
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Saturday, 2eth October, 1857

~ 6NS~A1@J1 - @@N @0NAs
Between the hours or 10 and Il O'Clock am, in
mont OF the Law Court rooms, in the city or
Memphis, sell to the highest BIDDER for cash
the following laHd lying in shelby county,
Tennessee beginning AZ q stake tp the north
east corner OF DR.. W. A. Booths l55 acre tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
south with DR.. Booths line IS chains l2L-t00 uf
a chain to a stake; thence east 10 75-lu0 chains
TO a stake in the east line OF s0id Whites said
tract; thence norh IS l21&-l00 chains with the
ka teigh road TO- stake 30 LINKS east Of q black
gum thence west 70 IS 100 chains 10 The be-
ginning-c5ntaining % acres 8l-l00 Of an acre.
Equity Of redemption waived. Title be-
neved 10 be GOOD, but conveyance only As tras-
tee. Z. Il. VANCE, Trustee.
ae9S qaa
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NJ. L. MEACHAM. A. TRFApwFLL.
Formerly Of meacham Formerly OF +. Lane
& GaIDrearh. & 20.
MEACHAM & TREADWELL
Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, Cotton Factors, Com
fg1jSSSOg Merchants and
Dealers i3I PGGRtd-
ton Supplies,
No. Q UNION STREET,
No. 0 UNION STREET,
Memphis Tennessee.

THANKFUL fr the very liberal patronage
1 heret0fOrs extended 70 Them. they hope bv
unrem ttiu attention 70 business to still merit
a continuance Of pa lie favor.
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house in the city. 4
cOmmOdiOus Brick Shed attached to taeirstOre-
house gives them immediate and constant
oversight OF all Cotton ia store. All Cotton
consigned TO us viii be insured, uzless instruc-
lions 20 the contrary.
Bagging, Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
Lowest market prices. uaf2 2manQQ
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4 II IL Il II y
LESSEE - -
A ICE-FEEsIDENr
j. NJ. kEAIlNG, ---..-....--
" LIS AEA1ltAh
How L e. JAtksUN, --.-ATTORSEY.
DIRECTORS.-E NJ. Apperson, jesse ".
Page. Jr- VIM. L. Vance, A T Lacy, g. j. Sci
den, NJ. Kelley, Bowel u. Jackson, Geo. N.
BarJlett, j. ii. Hartley, ]. J. Peres, W. N.
Akin j. N. keatiug.
The mutual system has deservedly become
the most popular moua Of insurance in the
United states, ana - the one embraced by
those best informed upon the subject. and who
appreciate and desire security, pHrpetuity and
economy. In a purely mutual company the
assured derives all the advantages which ran
be realized nom an Insurance, and at the low
rates. or exact cost, paying no tribute or
profits 10 the proprtators ur stockholders FOR.
perhaps, an Inadequate capital or security.
Cheapuess combined with security. and a GER
Laiutg OF accomplishing The object Ia view
the essential elements sought for, and they
may be found emiueutiy existing in a well
conducted mutual. All parties Iusurtug IN this
become members Of the company
and are directly intTrsJed in its success Cau
at the office Of the company for full iuiOrma-
ton, whereby an real estate insurers can save
FIFTY per cent. OF their insurance account
aus 3u
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Arrivals.

Steamer Guidon. st. Louis.
" M. +. Forsyth, New Orleans.
" Julia, st. Louis.
" st. Patrick, Vicksburg.
departures.
Steamer Forsyth, st. Louis.
" Julia, New Orleans.
Cleaner, Arkansas river.
Boats IN Port.
Dan Able, GuidOD, Ozark, st. Patrick.
MIsCELLANEOUs.
There was some stir on thelandiag yes
terdRy ia front Of the Guidon. which
brought q fair lot Of freight for this port
but aside from this, there was little or no
business.
The Cleaner got away for Pine Bluff