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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
90 81 - DAILY AFFEAL.l

QCL0DeE - 100. y
The induT Of cotton and thedeuire Of holdsrs
60 realise has had q banelcial eject on onr To-
cal finances. Within the isst two uayH one
bank alone has received, in the aggregate SHIP
and II other Institutions have done equsag
Wen, there l. very Just cause Tor An essieI S
Of the money market A,
noon u had declined 20 l42A aud closed aL5tts
Our go.d market WAS very quiet eno sLSSr
were not able 20 make up shpms4e cny-
The amounts offered become smauet
renoy becomes easier lto9l40-a WereI" M
Ang rates. ~ p-.z INV
~ raET2 The LATER figures coulo Do I
on g round lot A.
E-KohEaFe Was not offered 80 freely lo-asy,
owing 70 Lhe trouble existing between Lns LeHe
nue. Cfncar. and cotton buyers but rates re-
main N n On buying aud selling az par 70 =
S-1r ,a-,,is no better tran u heclose Of last
week Brokers are VeliHuPp1sd aud ere not
anxious - oCy 81 sc, Wnlcn INC honlnal
buying rate. selling a. 42s+5c
C5aafy wsrraHs are duIIAs 100 buying sell
f6uos snip is bought At zoe and .old At
ST some months back the Conector Of inter
nal Reveuus, IN p~uuuancs OF orders noIa the
DEPARTMENT, las BEEN Forwarding al monies
collected IL this district 70 Cincinnati Tor De
port. i w& = very unjust requirement. Ahe
calculated 10 inlune our city 70 nohLaAIle Nls1-
~ 49, ~ lSa aTes1GJ, De FiTsi National
bank % Ihis city haE oeen desgnAted astne ue-
D1gftarv II future o. such mDuleh - - oo
cafrcted by the revenue oncer ~ TINS alAllcL
We nave never coubted mat our NsI3as4
banks were equally az solvent - 80 LSL
sinusH or elsewhere, aHd the renaovat OF sL9se
deposits 70 thei city ws one 81 NA
Ihinzg done ~ The DapartmsnL
in rhe better DAYS fLhe Republic before ha4-
Tea legislation hsd fastened IA btaALnEP oncy
mon ne country, we used 10 boast OF 1elng
rd- most lightly Bxeipeopie In the world. Il
wza common taIlE in thozs tunes 70 point 70
g-sat Britain - Ilustrauon oItheeFA ehec1
ID oD+rsus taxation. The contrast va one IN
EHf-l orr poIiucians delighted, because II
rr-vtd 10 snow nov mngh superior We We're
~ n5HtTcaI economists and legislators 70 our
R-.ssh aue-Erors. How ia Il Ater near
saveD vearr Of Radical ruief The aggregate
wsgIt6 oFgreat Britaiu within The Brltlhh Isles
IA E~sfr1lul0Ol. hat o the Untted states Is now
e-5rTrated n gI40olUgDU Therate o~ftaIaupuiu
Eraat gr.taLn Ls ninety cent son the p hundred
Tolsars. IN tne United States the rae or AKA
TO- by the Federal Government alone, VIII
out counting that BY the EtatesA ndtoca c0rpo-
faffolG 2 three dollars and ulnety-tnree cents
On .hs one hundred dollars Ihua our rae o.
t~nrptiou by the FEDERAL Government alone ~
more thea four times As great a. that Q!Greht
Brtasn. nor j. this all We pay 70 the feaeral
Government alone upWsros OF LsO nluuEtl
millions Of dollars more, IN taxes hanlb peo-
nl= ngrhe British Isles pay. Thus American
Eadt-allsm is a far more expensive luxury Han
British monarchy and arlstocracy'
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SHerif''S Sale.
MOndaY, the lth daI Of EOEembel


nOARD Of County Commissioners OF Shelby
10 County-October Term, Oct Der IS, 1857.
ordered, That the Memphis Evening Post be
per OF the Court Of Commissioner Of the coun-
fy Of Shelby.
Resoived' that he above order be published
sor one week IN the Memphis Post, Bulletin
and Appeal
WitneN nav hhnd at once in the city OF Mem
JNO. LOAGUE,
oc22 w County Court Clerk.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
WISH.
III ARNOLD.

a EA A 81
M HNTrHEwARNoLD. 15 ~ Oh
IE s8 HIa hf.- lasss .ltnf- H.
I ask not that my bed Of death --.4.
From ban Of greedy helHsbe ffeei
For these besiega the latest breath
OffortnueR Mvorsd sOue. not me.
s. ltf4 49, = Ale H
Task not each kind souI 70 keep
fearless, when QfIay death be hears o..
let those WHO VIII, q any, Weepi
There are worse Plagnes on ea~rththantearS.
Task bat that my death may md
The freedom to my life denied
Ask but the folly O maukind
Then then 81 last 20 qnst my SIDE
Spare mstha ~wh4spert5g, orovded room
The Gieuds b came, and cape, and 60
The cerernouious AIR OF giUom-
An thatmakesdsath a hads0us howl g.
Nor bring, 70 see me cease TO live,
Some doctor fuli Of phrase sad aIne,
Tes6skshi his sapient head and give
The III he cannot cure EnHme.
LIDO. aLa.I" 1901. M
Nor fetch. to take the accustomed toll
ofthe Poocsisner bound Tor death,
BIS brother doctor OF the 0
n with official BREATH
The future and its vtewless thinz@
That discovered mystery wings
Which one who feels deaths w~innowins
Must needs Jeat clearer, sure, than bel
Bring none oft4sseel but let me be, 1
While all around Ia silence lies,
Moved to the WindsW near, and Zee ~
Once more before my dying eyes,
Bathed in the sacred dswsof morn,
The wide eriai landscape spread
The world which was ereL w@s born
The world which lasts when am dead.
Which never Was the friend Of one EIE Z
Nor promised love It could not kiveI
But Ut for ali its generous sun
And lived Itself, a made Us live.
There let me gaze, tillI become -a-
In soul with what / gaze on we'd!
To feel the universe nv home, ana
To haVe before my mfnd-instead
or The sick-room, the mortal strife,
.ThetuTmOil for a little breath
The pure eternal course OF life:
Not human cOmbatings with death.
Thus feeling, gazng.Iet ne grow
Composed, refreshed, ~enuohleds clear
T. en- Wiling let my split 20
To work or walt elsewhere or here -
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Frr New York cotton market opened with =
mldsrsls demand and prices nru middling,
HaEl-r and other grades unchanged and
gI5ssfl massive win prices CrOD2lng; ordinary,
IsLal6o; zoOd ordinary, G911Sci low mid
d.lrE Isal2c wifCliuE, DC good mlddnng 20
az. Mobile CLc; Orleans, 2lci sales, for the
Dur rarksf opsusd quiet. with miidlnghe'd
a. 'Er. HU- buyers oferiDg E--c The market
va lUI daring the day. Win lighter sales tlRn
A. any tine since the new crop commenced 70
e17-a in. This feeling vas caused By lie can
ceiling Of o7derE or That amounted 70 thesame
thing advises from the East 20 factors 20 be IN
no E1r-~ TO buy. Another cause for the light
tnuzsetlous during The tsy was Tie recent no
lee fsEusd ron the revenue once, which we
uu5-HEhpa on SUNDAY, sud which does Otseem
p give abstraction. This viii no doubt be rem
al 81 tomorrow, however, through the COM
mlt.es appointed ~ a meeting held at the
CrauhsT - DOumerca this evesinE- proceed
ma N which VIII b. found IN our local col
u-rlz. Our Ourside figure OF the morning was
NOT re4r'zed rhat We could Learn Of such sales
a. we're resortei were made a. E7ts1lE.C The
closing new York dispatch caused a decline Of
~ and tEeucef1rth sales were made IS fol-
1Uwua
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NOTTCE.

he October tenn, 1901 OF the County
a Court sf shelby county, Tenn, I VIII APP
nv tor letters OF administration on the estate
OIL. ~. Ferreu, deceased.
ssiSiavsvs JOHN HALLUA,
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Have for sale,

8 Mlburne's Celebrated Irou-AXle wagons.
IS MIburne's Cslebruted Thimole-skefn Wag-
ons-Cve 90 sold IN Memphis, al warranted
for twelve months AMI only 81 81 damages
claimed FOR breakage.
80 Carver Gins, from 40 to 50 saws.
wood and IRON frame
Is Tofds Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
double-geared and 70 work by crank. TwO
men can make SO pound bale.
10 Todd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gins audGrist mllls-the finest power made
james Todd Stationary Engines. Of ali sizes.
nom - 70 lC0-horse power.
Todd1s Pianing Mills and Wool Working Ma
ehinery, OF all kinds, furnished II short no.
tica
Portable steam Engines, OF al aEss. nom to
O-hOrss power
stationary Engines, OF al sizes, Ion . 10 s.
single and Double saw Mifis-Tod6 and other
makes
Gin segmsnts for 10 and u feet wheels, COM
plets.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and s
horse power.
IS Tons Of IRON TIES dow to the trade,.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. uOg 10 The tradeE
100 Nets Cedar Tubs, QOw e the tTsdsk
10 Buckeye CIDER Presses. t0clO=e consignment.
Il6audI2H Horse PowerPortahIs Engine. Eec-
o~ud-hand. low for cash-must be sold.
lS-HOrss Power, secondhand, cheap.
rs Horse Power stationary Engine and Saw
Mil-au complste-caa be bought low.
80 Saw and ? 80 saw Gin but little used)
low for cash
daniels Planning Mschin-cuts 81 inches
wide and . feet long-can be had Al q bar
gain
PLOWS OF AL kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS.
THRESEINa MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
LATE ACHTNEE.
... WUEmm HrnH 70
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81 Wood and Iron Working Machinery, Of
sll kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
nished at manUGacfurers prices sell 2m
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EXCHANGE.
Drsft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
s. for 10. sterltnE
E-E1fEsrlEnd 4
Belgium, 8 s. francs
for 81 o.
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he market has run bars OF corn, and the de-
mand 20 some better than usual for the past lew
days. Parties who shipped TO New Orleans
durlug -asr week GLpeCE 70 make nice tHing
or o.. having bought at 6gs1e, and In = rev
caEsu A. 81. aud selling At o. 60Gl IS below.
are vsrv few lots on hand, and they are
Al sual-uOt more than enough for the local
DAY o. 81 0Sal 10 In a retail way Il IS held 81
81 l59I q Tor yellow and white, New ear is IN
dsmaud a. - 4soc. with Light stock on hand.
Re 81 fE dur A. - IS on leyes and . nom store.
Bran very scarce and nrn - f40s42 per ton.
OAIs are IN light supply and held A. ere on
day End nsld A. 50 from the leyee and 10 store
IN lars lou IN niling small orders, - 20
- 50 are the rEtoE prime meE n scarce a. eEB
e; rump, a. Gear sides, uQ20cs rib Eidea
lsNcs breakfast bacon, lszis3s sugar cured
rs as. EeEc. Cabbage. 1910 psrt 100, keE
and sasros ~ q seas 50 per Dbl. Butter is be-
coming more plentiful and prices are easier;
Goshen, 80; choice western, s s4ocs good, 80
&c, common, l51&c, but moi In demand
BaEnuE - IL demand a. E1&c FOR In
ola, and Ga8- for Kentucky power; hand
loom 24a8c No beans IN market. EEss sr6
I'm audscarCe a. Flour quiet but firm
. 0ag IS; super Ga8 X ss8O, XX
81 GAL Xxx tI29l5; fancy brands sisgl5 81
Chickens scarce, selling a. o. for young ard
80 for old. Potatoes are scarce and nrm
good sci At q 5}aj D per Dbl Oniona R59ga 70.
pstatOoEfa per nbl, or per buaheL No
Iansss nrm a. 7Jasgc FOR ~. Louis rebuiled no
gIgl 90. sugar Arm Al Ig8&cfor white crushed
an1 powdered and oofes sugar. a. lTMalSdlgo;
brown IasfTo. RIO CDT-o, fair 20 choice, 80
ITO. Ju Lime g &y2 90; Cap Lime, g 80
3 81 Western reserve cheese, II9lec, factory,
Is40c: English dairy, ltgOo.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
a N OF SCHEDULE.
eEsEsAE sgFEarsrEsprsr,s orrleEl
louisville and Nashville Express

TRAINS wiz leavet the Depot ofthis Company
4 At head or Main street, until further notice
Is fOLLOws - ~
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L,Ilie,s Fire and Rurslar Proofsafea,

DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
-CJTr0N PLANTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEFtRS -.
CULTIVATuRS
CORN PLANTERS,
MACHTNEa-
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N0iire fa TaI PaYerS.
6-tocIhoIders, Meetinn.

u1HE -StoekbOlder Of the MEMPHIS AND
IFTTLE ROCK RAILROAD. viii meet a.
ne Company's nc IN Aemphis. on The 18th
fae o. November next 10 elect . Board
". b. WALDRAN.
ncIh In ssctetEry and rreasurer.
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40. z r 5Cnds-75
g. RI c~oupOEs-s5
MAO. EE bonds
4. RR
Ten bonds old
nav
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8 MUburnes Celebrated Irou-A1le wagons.
IS Muburne's Cslebrated ThimoIe-skefn Waa-
ons-Cver 30 sold IN Memphis al warranted
for twelve months, ami only sz 81 damages
claimed for breakage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-28
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 Gone NoRrH.-Ls0vs BridoPor.-1Ol6 For Winsted, connecting with the 500 A. Train from New York ,and with the 10. .OO A.n rom New Haven, and connecting at Watsrbu y With Train to and from Hartford.
 tl:Oo A. N. Freight Train for Winsted.
 O:zOP. N. For Winsted. connecting with the 6.VC P. N. Train from New York, and tn. o.yOP. N: Train from New Haven, and Water bury with Train from Hartford. X
 L.ase Watsr5Ury for the North.-12.Osp N Train for Winsted
 2.66 P. N. Freight Train for Winsted. 7.O8 P. N. For Winstsd. GOING SoUTH.-Lsave Wiasted. 5.3O Al Freight Train for Bridgeport. pau A. N. For Bridgeport New York and train for Hartford 10 P. N. For Bridgeport, New York a,,! New Haven, connecting at Waterbury will, | train for Hartford. l Lsove WstsrbUrs tO, Ms Soun s.16 A MFor Bridgeport, New YorL and NJ. Haven. B.35 A. M. Freight Train for Bridgeport 8.46P P. N. For Bridgeport. New York and New Haven. / v The Woodbury Stage arrives to sonnso, .. |. Seymour with the $40 A. M. Train down iron. Wlu6Iou. duu EcSuEus OQ tn0 arrival of the iO l5 A. N. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole brook, Burlington. Sandisfeld, arrives to connect with the 2.I0 P. N. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arrival of the lO,l6 AM. Train up from Bridgeport The Stage for Litchfeld leaves Litch6sld Station on arrival of the 1915 A. N and {. 20 P..N. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage tor Harwinton leaves Litchfeld Station on the arrival of the 10 Is A. N. Train from Bridge port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Na,ertown daily and for Bethlem and Morris on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; and tor Aiddleb1ry on Mondays and Fridays, and Wooobury or,
 Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival of
 the 10. 16 A. M Train up from Bridgeport. The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottvjlle on
 the arrival ofthe 70. l6 A N. Train from Bridge port, on 1uesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. A Discount of cents made to Passengers purchasing Tickets at the Ofice.
 c. WATERBURY, Superint'dt. Bridgeport, Dec. 2. l8e8. if
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