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Livery Stable for Rent

TIRE CENTRALLY LOCATED LIVERY
4 Stable On College street. second building
from Chueh, east side. is for rent fsr 1867. on
favorable terms Apply TO
janl0-lE A. NELSON 4 co AGENTS
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l.. IA. LANIER,
Late of Lanier, Phillips & Co..
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant,
NO. 10 SOUTH MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
Il York and Baltimore, where / purchased
new stock Of 0rocerig and am now opening at
my old stand no. 30 youth Market street where
4 win be pleased % 5,5s my friends and the pub
lie generally 1 shall enaeavor to sell Groceries
az such prices that MERCHANTS will find it to their
interest to buy in Nashville instead of going
farther. Any business entrusted to me win meet
with prompt attention.
The. following articles comprise a part Of my
stock IN store and receiving:
Choice I. Z. Sugar, extra Demerara Sugar,
Fair to Coed Demerara Sugar. Crushed and
Powdered Sugar, Cut Loaf Sugar. Ground and
formulated Sugar, A, B and O Coffee Sugar,
Stuart's Extra Syrup, Choice Rio Coffee, La
guyra Coffee, Old Government Java Coffee,
choice Rice, Wheeling Nails, Bee Hive Syrup,
Clear Sides, Cheese, Pepper, Race Ginger, Spice,
Fire Crackers, Star Candles, Soap, Concentrated
Lye Indigo, Madder. Durkee's Yeast Powder,
Ground Mustard, Pepper, Spice, etc.: and a
general stock of Liquors Copper and Lead
all Of which will be sold low to the trade
noY2o-8m L, H. LANIER.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
CHANGE HOURs.

II TO 10 O'CLOCK FOR PRIVATE AND
! public sales Of produce and merchandise
generally.
From Y to ! o'clock for private and pablis
sales Of Cotton only.
From to 2 70 O'Clock for private and public
sales o. Gold, Stocks. Bonds, Dncurrent Money.
etc, etc.
Members only are allowed to sal il the
Chamber but any enc may buy
jan5-lm
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WANTED.

x O00 POUNDS OF TOBOCCO WE
J,OOO viii pay the best market price for
Tobacco. in good prizing erder. at No. l29 South
Market street. Nashville.
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RESTAURANT.
Corner college ard Union Streets.
X + MO ED.

11HE UNDERSIGNED AGENT or THE
Il BROADWAY MILLS, will hereafter
manIslactnrs his Flour and Meal, at the ROCK
CITY Mills, so well known in this com
munity for rs good machinery and perfect work,
lie retains the services Of Mr.. p. b. KELLY.
Who viii continue % exert himself 20 aceommo-
date our friends and customers. He has als0 OBJ
tanned the services Of Mr. W. B. KOCKEB, as
Miller who has heretofore contributed his full
share % The reputation Of the Rock City NilFg"
Flour. Y IN increased facilities he hopes 10
meet the full expectations Of his customers
ID. D. DiCKEY. Agent,
UorEer Cherry snd Line streets.
dsag3 I'm
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FnR RENT.

A HOUSE on NORTH CHERRY sTRFFT.
"a opposite the Old Theatre, containing four
teen rooms, Wen adapted and intended Tor q
boarding house. Apply 70
r. R. CHEATHAM,
dec27-a No. 81 North CherTy street
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wholesale Drug Store.

EsWTN q REEDa.EToN, HAVING SOLD
~ their 5etail stock % Nc ~ souih side Of the
Public Squnreto Ar. IL " Basslock. have re-
moved e the Store torne7ly occupied 81 Ewin.
Pendietgn q Co., No. Inn block, nSrtheast
corner Of the Public Square
TO their late retail Customer and friends they
would respectfully recommend Mr. uasslock as
a gentleman favoraby known as a Druggist of
this city. and worthy of their patronage as n
business man and citizen.
They have associated with them in business
their former partner VIM. u. EWIN, and pro-
Co., q carry on 5 general WHOLESALE DRUG
BtSfk ESS, as formerly.
They solicit the patronage Of their former
friends. and All others looking to Nashville Us q
market in which 70 make their purchases.
Ms. y. Afrftt3, whe vas formerly with EWin
Pendlston ; Co. and lafterly With us, will
remain in the house.
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The above steamers viii cammtnce their REGULAR
trips on the hrsf opening VI navigation On the Cur
heriand river, AMI continue 60 run regularly
throughout The business season, per above sshad
uis Making Close connection al Cairo With The req
ular packets Cor So Louis Memphis. aui New Or
leans issuing through Tickets O. PislsnEsrI snd
giving through bIs u Ladinx lor FfalEhts D. ths
above cities, and all available way ltndngs 40 th1
very lowest rstes Every si3rt viii be made By d.
Officers and Agents Of tbs iae % render 10 reiabs
ana deserving ths patronage Of shippers and Us
Travelling Public
CORBETT BOYD, Special Agsuts,
NJ. q Front street, Upper Wharf Nashville. lena
solid
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ESTABLISHED So. Isas
CHAS. BERTsON
% a * H Il
NDYMANUFACTURFR

Ne. II n. sEAsKEF STREET
MOULD REMIND HIS OLnFRENDS Avn
W Customers that be IS more than ever r'rs
pared % supply them with The ytry best fT.ielIt
Bread, Crackers. Cakes. Candies etc.
be has also 90 hand the best OF Wine. su,tI
pie !or medlcai purpose, beside q superior iot al
inPyF- 81 Scotch Aics and i.nndcn Porter. ari
hEs hrunas Of Cigars. Also CurrIafa. RAJ ir.
Citron. Figs Date Nuts. etc.
Just teceis 81 2 large assortment ct Fancy a I'D
eies, eisHrael1g Toys. kirccracEers Mac ami i
suitable Tor Christmas HOLIDAYS WHICH M i
sold Wtsnlesaie snd retail n-saf-t
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We are gratiaed al being abls to state that
the very large iuorvase IN Tie number q our
Daily and Tri-Wsokly subscribers enables us 10
reduce tie price Of s,hscgiprou 10 these editions
We do 50 the mere eleeFfolly because the neces-
stiles Of the people. n sho impoverished cond:-
ton Of our stricken section. requires such coz
oossions a. can be reasonably made in their in
terests From and aiter the lst January. there
fore. our
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION VIII BE
IN ADVANCE
DAILY. .......s... . ....- ................ ana an
iht'WEEHLf ..-........-......,......-.... 90
WEEKLY. .............. oo
Aud ior shorter periods at The ssms rate
- We earnestly appeal u our frisnas 20 AID
in extending oar oiFsnlation: aud 10 thereby IN
orensing ouF means of usefulness A COPY Of the
paper wiz he sent Rratultouoly O. any one rosa
ana 'en ruhacrhors t. either Of the oditians
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In dry goods we have no change to re-
port in prices, but there is a growing i'm
provement in the jObbing trade which
indicates a large seasons business. The
demand for cosrser fabrics for negro
wear is probably the leading feature in
this line, but there is also q very fair de-
mand for the better style Of goods, and
orders are constantly being filled which
cover all descriptions of wear. Prints,
white and brown cOttons and linseys are
in very good demand, while stocks are
fair and improving daily. Many OF our
merchants have returned from the east
ern markets, while many are still there
making selections, which, for durability
and style, will compare favOrably with
the purchases Of previous years not only
in the qualities above named but in
price, while the terms offered now would
have been considered more than liberal a
month ago.
The boot and shoe market continues to
improve with a growing demand for all
styles OF goods. Prices are much the
same as last week, but the tendency is
decidedly upwards. The late advance
in this line Of goods is not yet felt in this
market so p~erceptibly as in the east, be-
cause the season has opened and found
many dealers with larger stocks on hand
than usual, and those stocks were bought
at lower prices than at present exist in
the east. The orders now being filled
are generally small and to fill up stocks
which have run out of sizes, but We are
satisfied that waiting will not be good
policy so far as concerns the shoe mar
ket. Prices will not be lower on the
contrary they will gradually advance, at
lesst until very late in the season.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,(

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEHPHIs. september 10. 1867.
Local finances are in about the same
condition as at the issue of our last
weekly. The regular depositing, check
ing, and a few Isolated cases of renewals
comprise the bulk of business, while in
very rare cases good customers are ia
vored with short loans at 8 to u per cent.
There is but little demand for exchange,
and the supply is about equal to all re-
quirements. Light transactions in the
staple make cotton bills almost unheard
Of, and exchange is made by shipments
of currency and gold. Our bank rates
have been very steady for some days.
Selling on New York and Cincinnati at
. premium and on st. Louis at pre-
MUM.
Gold, owing to some cause not well &C
counted for, has run up to 49, during
the week. The New York market opened
to-day at 49,, ran up to 49, and at noon
had again subsidized to the opening rate.
This market was steady during the day
at 42c, but sales were not large.
Silver, like gold, has advanced since
our last weekly report but is scarce. 81
to 33c are the buying rates.
There is much difference OF opinion
among dealers as to the value of city
scrip. Few are buying, and all seem
anxious to sell. The amounts offered at
the counter are larger than usual, but
the present decline is looked upon as
temporary and attributable TO that fact.
While some dealers would pay but 46 to
4Sc and offer to sell at soc, 4 operator
offers to buy at SOC over the counter.
The demand for county warrants does
not improve. The nominal rates are 65c
buying and IS to Zoe selling.
Police scrip is scarce and the demand
is somewhat more active. Dealers offer
y to 75c and sell at IS to soc.
Bonds, stocks and uncurrent money
are dull at our quotations.
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LEGAL.
Trust Sale.


pursuance Of the provisions OF Trust Deed
y me executed BY J. A Nevis aud James
tose composing the drm OF Nevis q Rose m
Lhs LIN day OF March, 1877, and which Is duly
Ieslstered In the Registers onics OF sheIby
cOuutyt tennessee, IN book No. 90, part 81.
te5ss zle and Zs, for the purpose Of securing
y chyler IA the payment or a certain prom-
10y note hareiu meutiCBed. 1 will offer for
sS5e on SATURDAY, TIKI I4TH DAY
~ sEELEMhhks 1857, between the usual
.'uLa lOI legal sales, say at u O'Clock
~ ~ pubic Yend1e, 70 the highest bidder, az
.Es SySFt4ouse door, in The city Of Memphis.
~ l2n0alngdeserlbed real estate, to-wit sit-
a4 IN TIE county Of Shelby and state Of
Asnhsessei IN tbs Tsfnlaw subdivision and
ogllaeu :. follows, viz: Beginning at a stake,
s~eFsnty -FOUR and one-forth Tp<1 feet north
MaIlly rom the intersection or GreeuIaw and
nn.u stteets Lneuce nOrthWardIy along the
east soc Of ttith street. seventv-fur and one
loftA 80 rect % an alley, thence eastrardIv
one hundred and forty-eight and one-haf
tltozJ lee.to an alley, thence along the Yves Z
sloe u ala alley s-outnWardly seveufv-foura and
one-iOfu ti45A feet to a stake Thence
ahd parallel with Grseufsw sfreef
one. hundred aud fOrty-glEht and one-hsIf
u+ozl 'est 70 the beginning, being lof No "a ~
appear7 on the Plan or GresnIaw@s sddifion ~
Memphis, as surveyed by Vim. Craze Civff
Engineer, and win De solo 70 satisry ~ terros
Of said Deed or Trust.
Terms CASH. Whilst the undersfvnad Ia
neYefhe uuetO be conveyed by him t0beg oo.f
stti he VIII only sell add convey such u6a ~
vests IN MIN as Trustee as Aforesaid.
September g. 1857. n
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Nherin,S NnIe-

DY virtue Of an Execution directed to me
ID from the Law Court OF Memphis, Teuues-
see, for $50 % and SIS 80 ccst OF suit. ia favor
Of JOhn A. Sims and against Marcus j Wright,
l will sell, in front OF the Courthouse door in
the city Of Memp1is. Tennessee. on SATUR-
DAY, the 1th day or September. l67. within
the legal hours OF sale, a certain tract OF Iaud
situate in the eity OF Memphis, Ounty OF
shelby and state Of Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, tO-wit Beginning on the west side
OF Ruth street at a stake the northeast corner
OF lot No IS running thence uorthwardly
with the west side Of Ruth street So feet TO a
stake southeast corner OF lot No I3 thence
weStwardly With the sOuth line Of said lot No.
IS l42< feet 10 stake the southwest corner OF
said LOT No Is and the east side or an alley;
thence ~EOuthwardly with the east side OF said
alley D feet to a stake in the northwest corner
OF said lot o.l5; thence eastWardly lEh feet
TO the beginning, being lot No Il and the me
lot cow syrd % W.. T Lane by Amelia Talbot,
and by ". +. Lane 10 Marcus j. right. levied
as the property o. said Marcus J. Wright.
old 70 satisfy the foregoing execution
p. NJ. WINTERS, SueriE.
aar~anun IN q a-u NJ
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GeneraI markets.

The upward movement in meats Of all
kinds still continues, and readers
will, by comparing prices to-day with
these of our last weekly review, see that
the advance has been a very decided one.
The stock on hand is not small, but the
short corn and hog crop of the upper
country has been seized upon by opera
tors as an excuse for the present rise.
The advance In more northern markets
has been proportiOnabiy greater than
here. In corn there is nothing doing
and the stock has run down quite low.
Oats are dropping. Potatoes and onions
are becoming more plentiful, and as the
season advances the quality improves.
Choice butter is very scarce and high.
Meal is dull at our quotations. Hay is
in good stock and the demand light.
Chickens are more plentiful and prices
declining.
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FridaY. NentemhRr 21. f861-

At the door Of the Clerks Office. in the town OF
Marion, Crittenden county. Arkansas, sell TO
the highesI bidder, Z r CASH IN hand. the follow
rscribed real estate, situated IL Crrtenden
county,. Arkansas and known as that part OF
the Spanish Grant, originally owned by the
Estate, conveyed by WIiigm y. D..
gets The south part o. the southwest quarter
or section twenty four ga conveyed In same
deed the east half OF section thirty-siL sd
and the southeast quarter OF section thirty
hvs 50, ali in township seven ~, Forth OF the
base line OF range eight lo, east Of The 5th prin-
Ctpal mefidigu.
The title to this properly j. believed 70 be
perfectly good, but I shall convey only as
Part OF this land comprises one OF the finest
on the Military Road, with Gin
house. Cab ms, etc. being Tho plantation known
as the Brown Place, near Marion, Ark
aui8 ids y. e. BROW n. Trustee
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DY virtue Of q Deed OF Trust made by Charles
ID Pfsnnengsiehl and recorded in the Regis
ter's Ohiee OF shelby county. Tennessee. in
book No. 81. part 2 page j5s and following, L
viii, on saturday, the 5sth September. 1901, In
'front.' Of the COurthuuse door Of the Law Court
OF Memphis, in Memphis, Tennessee, on Second
street, between Union and GayOsO streets, be
tween the hours OF II OclOck am. snd / O'Clock
pm. OF said day, proceed to sell, az auction. to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following de-
scribed lot or parcel OF land in the city Of
Memphis, and designated on the plat OF SAID
city as part OF lot No. 81, to-wit Beginning at
the northeast corner Of a lOton the south side
~OfJeheROn street known As George CVGmWells,
s. feet Westwardiy nom the intersection OF
jefferson and Third streets; thence dstwardly
with the south side OF JetrrsOR street nty
eight Hees 70 its intersection With Third street
thence EOufhwardly with the west side Of Third
sfreet one hundred and fOrty-eight and a half
feet to an alley; hence W~eStWardly with the
north side Of said alley one hundred and forty
eight feef six inches 10 The west side Of another
al7ey thence ~uorthWardly with the east side
of said alley thlrty-six feet 70 thesOuth bound
srv lime OF said CromWen's lot thence east
vrsrdIv with said CromWeIPs south boundary
line 99X feet to the southeast corner Of said
lot thence northwRrdly with the
sast boandary line OF said Cromwelfs lot one
and twelve and a half feet to the be-
Ginning
The fie TO said property Is believed TO be
perfect. and the equity OF redemption Is waived.
conyev As trustee only.
AUS "a THOMAS LEIGH, Trustee.
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WARRANTED fHE GREATRST REMEDY
IN IHE WORLg.

nR. c. WILLIAM Ms Rafsam Of Wild
IL cherry and wood NRplha. a speedy
ana positive cure for Consumption. in its early
stages, before THIS fell disease has ADVANCE too
far, and acertain cure Tor Pneumonia, Asthma,
Splitting Of Blood, Night swests, husky Throat,
Wasting of the Flesh, Bronchitis. Coughs.
Colds, PaipitatiOn OF the Hear, LCss OF
strength, Cztarrhs. PleuHsy, Whooping Cough,
Difficult Breathing, and all diseases OF the
Chet and Lungs, together with ali the anec-
tons which predispo-e the above named COM
paints.
At the commencement o the War the manu-
fRclure OF this highly popular remedy was
necessartly suspended. The proprietor and in
yentur has m2Oe arrangements 70 r~eiutroduce
II again extensively throughout the southern
States, and relies upon the p~airOnagr Of hls old
friends and customers for a renewal Of the IA
vors heretofore extended to him. Those who
are not acquainted with this valuable and sci
eutihc preparation. are referred 70 the pamph-
lets to be procured from GEMS.
Sold byall Druggists in Memphis, Tenn, and
throughout the Southern states. auS0
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust to me executed
Is hv Jacob j. Peres and A.. ]. Ensel, on the
I8th dev Of August. 1855, which deed is of record
IN tine Registers Office Of shelby county, Ten
neSsee. Ia Record Book No. 81. part J.. pages 81.
80 and 3S8. made 70 secure the payment 70 Jo-
seph MussO. ST.. OF a certain promissory note
mentioned therein, due on lst day Of Septsm-
Der, 1867, for the sum Of -Four thousand DOL
lars. which said Eots remains due and unpaid,
/ viii by virtue OF the authority and power
vested in me By said trust deed on
saturday, 2lst day Of September, 1851,
IN frcut Of postoaiee in the city Of Memphis.
between the hours OF Hand u O'Clock am,
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, for cash,
m GLOWING described lot or land, situated,
and being IA the county Of shelby, state
81 tennessee and city Of Memphis, To- wit Be-
at a stake on the northwest corner OF
and DeSolO streets and running north
said peSOtO street sixty feets thence west
and parallel with Linden street one hundredI
aud nineteen feet, thenca south parallel viii
Desoto street sixty feet TO a stake on Linden
5treet, thence east with Linde1 street a hun
1red and nineteen leer TO the beginning, being
part Of lot 10. 81 n block No-4i, together win
IN INC privileges and app~urtenances thereto
,elongiag. BE- the terms Of said trust deed the
1arties thereto waive an right OF redemption
N and to said land and premises BY virtue OF
ne laws Of the STATE Of Tennessee. The title
o said lot IS believed 10 be good, hut ! convey
lnly a. trustees.
sel0 ids j. AIoSO, Jh, trustee.
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N0n- Residenf NOffce,

the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
2~ig7.-Hendeson L Nelson vs.. Albert @.
Ward,
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
Il Albert g. Ward Is q nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee; IL Is therefore ordered that
make his appearance herein at the court
in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
the first Monday in October, 1867, that being a
rule day, and plead, answer or demur to cum
claimants bill, or the same viii be taken for
as 10 him, and set for hearing ex
parte: and that a copy OF this order be pub
ished oncea week Tor four successive weeks in
the Memphis Appeal.
A copy Attest
A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By BESJ. COLEMAN, Depy UlerK and Master.
Thompson & Frazer, Soils. Tor Complainant.
Sept = 1867. ses law4W"
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rhaneerf Cnnrt Nr Memnhls.

Mary L. Jones, WIN. C. Jones, Bailey 2. Jones,
Thomas W. Jones AID Neil b., Joseph B.,
Lula X. Annie Lee and Willie Icnes, infants
who sue by their mex friend Bailey p. Jones',
All citizens Of Shelby county Tennessee, and
John Keeling. George Keeling and James
Keeling, mn who sue by their next friend
J. B. Keeling, citizens Of Davtrson county,
Tenn, vs. r. e. Brinkley asd other creditors
OF the estate OF VIM. Z. Jones, deceased
mHIS cause wss fled in the Chancery Court
Il of Memphis according to section Of the Code
or Tennessee 2218, for the purpOse OF settling up
the estate OF William Z Jones. deceased Il Is
therefore ordered that all parsons who are IN
any way or manner interested IN the admins
tEafi0H OF said estate, or who have claims
against the same appeara ana file the same with
the Clerk and MasLer Of this Court. autheltiea-
ted in the manner prescribed By law, on or be-
fore the 0rst Monday N OCTOBER ls51, or the
same snail and will be barred both in law and
equity and that this order be published daily
for thirty days in the Memphis DAILY Appeal.
A. ALS1ON.
Clerk and Master ChanceTy Court Of Memphis.
WEIGHT & MCKIsICK, SOls. for accomplishments.
sept. 3, 1867. sci toes
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ID Preliminary OIstrlbutiOn. Get. Is. '6T,
Sd PreIlmInarT D#IslrIbuLIOn, non. 18. '6I.
GRAND sCHEWE. DEC IL. .ez.
90 Premiums amounting to.


Whole Certificates, So; First Instalment, SIS
Halves. Sl5- First InstaJmeut, s. 30
Quarters, Sl8; Fhst lDstalment, s. ..
Take notice that certificates are 10 be paid for
in iHsualmeuts Of twenty-five per cent Of the
whole sum for the Frsi, Second and Third Pre-
lminarY DISTRIBUTIONS and Graud scheme.
The whole amount may be paid at once, II
preferred. By this plan II viii be seen that the
savings of a fraction over ten cents per day,
during the month. viii purchase a Quarter
Certificate, and keep The same renewed
throughout the whole series, il not drawn out
in first second or third prGlIiuarles.
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PREMIUMS FROM $50 TO $4,000.

In She Three Preliminary Distributions and
Grand scheme, there VIII be distributed 30
Premiums. amounting % S2j3,9g in gJJJ Certin-
cafes
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T0OF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS.
WHOLESALE cRocERs
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front St., Memphis.
$. TOOF. cHAs. J. PHmLrFs, F.M.NAHAS

JEo 5. ToOF, CHAs. J.PHILLTPs. Pm. NAHAN
GTRICT attention paid TO theSTORAGEAN
- SALE OF COTTON, and instructions re-
gaJding same strictly Obeyed Our facilities
Tor the handling OF Cotton are unsurpassed
and We invite especial attention to this branch
Of our business, feeling assured OF our ability
to give entire satisfaction to ali who may favor
US With their patronage.
BE- All shipments covered By our Open
Policy Of Insurance., unless otherwise in
strucfed.
COR stock OF BAGGING, ROPE, IEON-TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally will
always be found full and complete, and offered
on as good terms as can be had in this market
Thankful TO our numerous patrons for tue
very liberal favOrs hitherto eztended US, we're
spectfuly ask a OF the same,
pledgtug every EFFORT on cur part to Civ salts
faction by strict attention 20 the wants nj in
terests Of our customers.
Major }. J. BUSBY, whose connection with
our house still continues. Will be pleased to re-
cetve a call from his numerous friends when
auN TOOF, PHILLIPS & coz