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gufal alutirrs.

All notices in this column will be charged at the
rate OF ten cents per line for each insertion. Ten
lines, one day, one dolar-ten lines two days, two
dollars, and so on for any length OF time
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EB- You can buy Lawns at the Darst
Store, 81 Main street, for 20 cents, worth
90, fast colors. July 8, 'e7-d2t
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Fair Ground during the day on the Fourth.
July 2, '67-d2t
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EE- We have on hand fresh supply of
good jobbing inks and are prepared to do
work ina neat and workmanlike manner,
and on short notice.
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~ OVerallS, with aprons and suspend
ers attached, can be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, l1s Main street, Juns20
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tB- Tomorrow will be the Fourth Of
July. No paper win be issued from this
office.
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FEVER AND AGUB AND CHILLS.
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE. Is
pAvlS'PAlN KILLER.

directions FOR I1S USE.-TAKE
three teaspOonsful fthe Pain iller In about hal
back and bowels with the medicine, at the same
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes N the
vomiting land IL probably Will ~ the stomach Is
very FOUL, take a little Pain Killer in cold water
Sweetened with sugar after each spasm. Perse-
veranoa In the above treatment has cured many
severe and obstinate cases Of this disease,
SOLD BY ALI. MEDICINES DEALERS.
oct2l- -dawtf
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Hall d Evans curtain factory, Fox's con-
dictionary and Billiards. hardware shop,
In Toledo, were burned Monday after
noon. Meilink's furniture store, adjoining,
and several stores on the opposite side of
Summit street, were considerably damaged.
Total loss, about S2s,O0o. Insured for S2o,-
900.
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tE-The "Japsn are coming prepare for
nun, and su6h sights as you never witnessed
before.
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CLIMAX.
PAGES GILMAN SANS, for Burns; scalds, scrof
ula, Salt Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost
Bites, Chlblains, stings Bruises, Cute sw ellings
&c.. whetherupon man or beast, Is the most won
deriul article ever pro1uced. Other good articles
alleviate; this cures. ItAllays Inflammation, sui.
dues pain, and heals without n scar Itis worth
Its weight in gold to any family, and should al
ways be on hand 1t isiwaTrmted 10 do What it
says every time .4AuA4lAH
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tN-Iti Is reported that New York mer-
chant was ruined by betting ON fast horses.
It Is mistake, however It was the slo,o
ones that ruined him. Had he bet on the
fast ones ho would have come out all right,
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gOfal aud sslisftlIantuus.


Subscribers 70 the DaRv Enpire, when the pa
pers arc delivered In the city by the carriers,
must pay TO thom at the rate Of titsRig cents per
week.
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NoTIcE-The Declaration of Independ-
ence will be read at the Picnic on the Fair
Grounds, at 2 o'clock Pm.
July ls67-d2t
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w EDDING CARDS n " s
PrinSd neatly in Colors or in Bronze, at
THE EMPIRE .l--34
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Dayton Retail Market. Z = .
CORRECTED, nAiI.Y nv JOHN A. MIkICk, COR
NER RJEFFHRsoN AND MARKEf

Dayton Grain Market.
Wheat - % Corn, zoe. Oats, b0@b5es;
Rye, 81 %; Flour, Sl4.
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Suggestion to the Business men of
DAYTON.


We had the pleasure of an Introduction
to Mr.. McWilliams. of the Elizabeth Gdsetts
on Monday last. He was in town after
advertisements, and we hope he met with
better success than we generally do when
we attempt TO induce merchants aud others
of this city to believe 1t is to their interest
10 patronize the printer r.-PdrkerSbHrg Ga
Eette.
1t because the business men of Park
ersburg are, for the greater part arrant
fogies that the place is dull, The war gave
II an unnatural, unwonted stimulus for q
while. Then, toward the last, the oil fever
Impaired few galvanic jerks of life. Both
have passed away, and tile old town is left
rs lonesome as graveyard now. II
ought to be prime business point
But it never will be so until these
fogies are done with. Parkersbrrg
Is behind the times, astern of the
times-at the tall end of the times, If we
must say it, our Marietta folks are rather
more progressive; and do more business,
consequently. Yet, even they do not re-
alize as much as they might the posslbili-
ties of their actual situation. Portsmouth,
GO a greater extent than any Ohio river
town between Steubenville and Cincinnati,
makes her manufactures and merchandise
known through the local prints. The re-
suit Is she sells more goods at wholesale
than they do, and her sales grow larger,
year by year. She Is now the third city in
Ohio for the sale of boots and shoes, Gin
cinnati and Cleveland, only, surprising her
Marietta has the Ohio river, aud so
has Portsmouth. We have the naviga-
BILE Muskingum, besides; Portsmouth, the
sluggish shallow Sciota, which II lad
can wade six days out of seven +;
though, 30 be sure, there also is the
"ragin' Ohio eanal,n hard by. Marietta
has the main line ofa railroad, Portsmouth
is accommodated with a "branch' of the
same. Portsmouth has some iron furnace
trade, certainly; but Marietta incompara-
bly, the best agricultural country around
it, as all admit. We ought TO do thrice the
business OF our sister city. Why don't we
Why should we pattern, In some sort, after
Parkersburg, GAINESVILLE, aud such anti
quated relics of days in long remembrance
set--days never, never TO return. ."-Aarf-
eta Times.
As ye SOW, so may ye expect to reap. II
ye plant not, there will be no grain to har-
vest, and your granaries will remain
empty.
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e WAsHED ObT.--The rain last night was
so heavy as to wash away the track Of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road, at or
near Elk creek, we are Informed. We have
endeavored to obtain the particulars, but
as yet have been unable to do So Nor
have we learned the extent of damage done
TO the road further than It was sufficient to
stop the train, aud delay the arrival of the
mail several hours.
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rolar a'5 1..ssa.a'i y1sa s''d'
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tB-we have not much in the way Of
police matters to-day. Only one ease be-
fore the Mayorup to the time Of obtaining
our report.
George Gagel for being drunk and disor-
DERBY was up and charged Ss 20.
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IL E n II
and
Manufactured TOBACCO
AND CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms, 10 DEY STREET, near Broad
way, New York,

HGEsTLRMEEi At the solicitation Of many friends
have long felt the necessity for regular AUCTION
and COMMISSION TRADR SALEs, devoted exclusive
ly to the disposal OF
LEAF and Manufactured Tobacco,
And Cigars, we have much pleasure In announc-
ms that having given the pattSr our careful con
anIres such an establishment, we have commenced
business at the above address, Determined that
nothing shall be wantingon our part TO deserve
Patronage and COnJidt nee
or all who may favor us with their support.
One of our hrm having devoted many years eK.
bacco, il Thoroughly conyersant With The bulIn,ss
In all It's branches, and every endeayor Will he
made TO realize for all goods consigned TO us, the
We have taken premises in immediate proximi-
" 10 the largest Tobacco and Cgur DeAlers in this
cfty so that our sales 6eh viii be held regular,
ly every Tuesday and FridAy-Hfe certain Oi being
fully represented and attended by tht Trade
PdgttoEL0r 0tteAhon 0iVen 10 Shipmtnp "a BcNd.
All CoRsIeShESTs will he OFFKRED on the lABF-
DIATRLY SUCCEEDING sale day, and pr .mptretuins
made with remittances. .H.H
Ali parties fuYoring Us with their eOhsig ignmehts,
will Obhge by marklnH the Cases with tieir lIi-
Yate marx 30 that tho tame may be sampled, and
sold in separate lola aud forwarding with the let
THE Low Est LIMIT
Tor which the same may be s,ld, 'ogether vi
POstOfiice address.
ConsiSnses, in shipping to us. viii please max
all Cases
"D. ID. @. d Co., I6 Dey ST., N. y"
We are, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servants,
D. DOUGLAS CAULKINS & CO.
D. DoUGLAs okuLKIEs DIV cORBIS, LIB. .oArLEIEs
References by permission ~ nl.am j. stltt a
Co, lgs no wsshinrton s., \; " JaG syming
Esty, Esq, y State st., N, y; Hon. VIM. BrOss, OF
Chicago, Lieut.. Gov of Illinois; Hon, samuel
Ashton, FernAndina, Fla.
O. j. BERINGER, Agent,
No, 80. WormAn's BdildIng, Jefferson s., Dayton,
Ohio. Ma eh 20, 1681-w3m-26
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HOUSE, w wANTED.-A house containing six
or seven rooms, and the necessary OUT
houses attached IL wanted by family.
One in the eastern part OF the city prefer
red. Leave word at this office. tf
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H5R0NNA, n, Island 1857 Exchange
I BUILDING
COLEMAN WILLIAMS a CO, rs Front
L street
WARBUEG, EDWARD. y Front street.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. March =, 1907.

OFFICE OF TBS DAILY APPEAL, J
MEMPHIS. March =, 1891. J
Gold rules steaStlyRtS 70 $3.50 buying
The offerings are smaii.
Silver is very scarce, aud Is onered Only
IN snsi amounts. Brokers buy at =
to 26c.
CITY scrip is sGerce, and has advanced
to Tsc buying. Selling at 50 20 sc NJ
County warrants are dGA 81 % 70 SOc
buying. Selling at 81 to 81
Exchange is scarce ana IN acVlVe ne
msnd. Our banks buy at par To ) pre-
MUM. aud have advanced their seilng
rates to premium.
Uueurrent none hiss been dull and
~lifeIess. Bank Of Tennessee continues
nominal at 25 to- SOC; Bank Of Cnatta-
pooga Is; Bank OF West Tennessee,
80. Union Bank, 81; Planters Bank ~
Rank of Memphis, par Bank Of Middle
Tennessee. 80; City Bank Of Nashville,
so; Merchants Bank, 49, Ocoee, 70
Bank OF ShelbyvHle, 50; frsders' Banki
par; Southern, 25.
In addition t. the recent tallure OF
Orray Taft & Co, at Providsnce- tor
81, 500, 900, the establishment Of Amasa
Manton, in that city, it is said, has
lately collapsed with $500 600 liabilities,
and that of Bailey & Eaton WITH $780,
900. Quite naturally, business men in
that city, and their creditors elsewhere,
are suspicious of the prospects.
The British board Of trade returns for
the past year show the total value OF ex-
nortations TO have been slSS,s 27 7S5,
which is II per cent. over the total OF
he preceding year, and is per cent. over
that of 1854. The amount Of shipments
Of cotton manufactures vas eco, 665, 022,
heine an increase OF 30 per cent. IN
value, and % per cent. in quantity, on
those Of the preceding year. Haber-
dashery shows an increase Of 7 per cent
linen manufactures an increase of 5 per
cent. wooden manufactures 81 per cent
and iron manufactures 10 per cent-
The Boston Post says that a meeting d
the banks Of that city was held at tht
clearinghouse, TO consider the subject o.
the Certified checks which have
caused so much mischief Of late. A
proposition was made that as a substitute
1 cashiers should be allowed to give regu,
lar checks Of their own banks, fndorsee
by the teilers of the ame The mattel
is 10 be considered for q few days.
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RE9LsTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
James W. L. Sturgis to Ed. Barry, decd,
Sl50s, lot 20, block 4, Mostly street Ns-
than Perry to Jenette NJ. Coleman, aeeds
$500, lot at the intersection of the Som
erviile road and State line A. J. White,
trustee, to Ed. Barry, quit claim, lot %,
on MOsby street c. L. Wilcox, trustee,
to Martin Borland, lease Of lots 81, 5, 8,
:, 90, 20, n, 9, 3, 4and AOf Peyton's sub
division, for term or ten years, 500
per annum; ]. S. Taylor TO Mrs
Ann Z. Reed, quit claim, lot on Adams
street P. r. B. Browne TO his wife VIII
letta, deed Of gift, end lot 81, NJ. & G.
railroad; J. d. Ebert to Cornelius c.
Ebert deed Of gift, part OF lot Az Adj
ans street; John c. Fizer TO J.. w.
O'Nesl, deed, $500, lots5, Bradford's sub
division J.. E. Bigelow to C. F. Sevears,
quit claim. lot 4, Fort Pickering J. H.
Bowen to c. A. StiIlman, deed, lot g,
block 81, Mulberry street, deed, Sis 90,
tax sale; city of Memphis TO Mrs E. J..
Carroll, lease, lots s and g, navy yard;
]. G. Parker to r. V. Vredenburyh deed.
5000. one-half lots ], 2, Band A Browns
subdivision Ham A. Smith TO G. II.
Bartlett, Gould X Blakemore deei,
$4,000, lot on Msclsoa street.
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No, 162.

Information No. 1872.
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
DISTRICT COURT OF UHTTEDSTATEs,
DISTRICT OF WEST TESNESsEE-J
WHEREAS, MARIAN L PERKINS, ESD,
w Attorney OF the Uuitei States, for the bis
trict aforesaid, has fled an Information against
the follOwing properly, to-w1t;
2 large empty Mash Inbsi
3 large Nah Tubs half full Of Mash;
ITub-fuH OF Ma h ! Dbl full % Mash;
I box Ship-stuE; / bhL full OF Neal
halfbbI Meal Is Dbl Mea'
s bbls Meal; L bbi Malts
! bbl. Lime; 4 bof. fsasts
I Boiler and Furnace;
/ Wooden sun, double worm and eonnee
ton pipes
l~ten-galnn lreg Of Low-Wfnes.
Force Pump and Hoe, Hopper Pump
I Lot q Building thereon, described As fol-
lows 50 feet in depth BY Us feet 'front.', on
- ayenus, between Bass avenue and Pop
lar street, in The city or Memphis; and a
wooden or frame binding thereon 90 BY -
together with the rents aud profits accruing
thereon, as the estate aud property Of G.. Magic,
alleging amarg other things that all the right.
TILE, Interest aud estate ~ the said G. NaEie
therein has been seized by the Marshal OF the
United states, rnf the District Aforesaid, as
said Information set forth, and praying the
usnal process and moniuon or tbs court In
that behalf Nov, therefore, In pursuance Of
the process OF said Court, 10 me direeted, do
hereby give public warning aud notice 70
satd q. Eagle and to al other pSrFons
having or p~rstending 70 have any interest in
said properly 50 seized, that they be and APP
pear before the sRid Court 1t the Federal Court
room. in the city OF Memphis on the eth day
or Arrii, 1851. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF
that day and Snow eause. y any they nave OF
demned or forfeited as Aforesaid.
This 2Hh day Of March, issL
US. Marshal for The District Of West Tenn
E4LIfNHH
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WANTED TO LEAYE.-One Of the mem
bersOfthe chaingang, Pat. Kelly by name,
got tired of his employment yesterday,
and attempted to escape. Pat. McMa-
hon, who was bossing the gang, objected
to this procedure, and brought Kelly to
with a round turn, administering a slight
beating, for which he was arrested. The
right to prevent a prisoner from escaping
will be decided this morning.
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HTNSOS, =, IS Main street.
III AssON, J. B., SO Main street
WESSON, A, IS second street.
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: EEMAE National Bank, go Main street
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EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received Harper's Magazine
and Demorest's Young America for
April; also the Police Gazette. New
York Weekly, Round Table, Nation,
Scottish American and La Crosse Dem
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sale
OF
Real Estate and City Brewery,
Thursday, April 4. 1897.

wniam Hnndhausen ". Frederick Russer.
NY virtue OF an interlocutnry decree made IN
ID this cause in this Chancery Court ~ Mem-
phis. / viii sell a. pu5lls sueLlon 20 bne ntensst
hinder. on the premises on Hi street. IN the
nfv 81 Memphis, between the hours of II am.
ANN nm on THURSDAY, 4th day Of April,
IssT fea followiug described Real Estate, 70
Mi. certain LUf OF LAND, lying and being
in the city OF Memphis, county of shelby and
STATE az Teuuessee, seVenty-three feet rent On
All zfreet- Nv adeptk OF -onefuxdred and fifty
aiqhf. together with all and singular the i'm
nrovemenfs thereon. Stock and Fixtures. The
said properly Is known as the " City Brewery
TEFdS OFSABE: Ope-fourth cash, and the
baIarr9 in equal InstailIn nts, six, twelve and
eiehteen mnpths, bearing INTEREST," purchaser
oiVipR bond with security q lien retained on
Droperty till payment Okth9 purchase money
equity OF resumption waived.
CHAS. A. DAMMANH,
-n,x Raeafvar.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEA.

TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
The carriers via be around this morn
ing TO collect their weekly dues. We
hope yeu will be ready with your
quarters, as they will then be able to
settle with the Office. Further, we hope
you viii, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed so that lone but yourselves can
get them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
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CHANCERY COURT.-Met and signed
the minutes, and adjourned until the
second Monday in May. Mr.. Geo. Nal
Tory, the efficient minute clerk of this
court, has the thanks of the legal repor-
fer for valuable assistance rendered.
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B00KsELLERs AND STATIONERS.
CHANHEALIS' c F, co. i7 Main street
EHMORs a son, 10 Jefferson street.
MADE, h. s co, - Main street
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ROOM NO. j.
Corner Monroe and Second SITS.

WE have the Abstract Books and complete
w index Of the Registers OfIee, compiled
~ re Isfa HENRY A. OANE; and, after
more man a years trial OF their accuracy,
and 4 careful experience In the business, mot
ons T.f-faEe having occurred IN all that tfmeh
Ss ave snabled TO furnish complete deraigp-
ments OF title 70 all
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands
AZ the shortest notice and on the most ressona-
~ $50 a. J. CAMPBELL 4 20,
r,baatf Successors TO Bcnd 4 Campbell.
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-su doHN McaEE. seeretarr.
STATE OF

u To- Z
nashville. Jan %, lS67.)
!, s. W. Hatchett, COmptroller o. the TreaF-
ury, do hereby certify taat the Home Insurance
Company, located at New YORK City, In the
state OF New York, has produces 70 me satis-
factory evidence that said Company has com
piled with ali the requirements Of the laws OF
the State OF Teunes &c, imposed IN insurance
companies, and further certify that Lindsey &
Nredenburgh, Agents OF said comp has also
complied with the reGuireHHe EMS Of the laws OF
the STATE made and provided in such cases
wherefore said Home Insurance tOmpanY has
authority to take risks and transact the bust
ness Of insurance IN this State at Memphis.
Tennessee.
This certificate o. agency must be eneWed,
the first days Of July and January each year.
r (Signed) =. W. HATCHETT,
Comptroller, Tenn
-
LINDSEY & VREDEHBURGH,
AGENTS,
mrI9 3w No Il Madison street, up stairs
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AssAULT.-A warrant was issued yes
terdsy by Squire Creighton against an
individual known as I" Baker Bill, Z"
charged with an assault with intent to
kill Mr.. Matthew Shaw. 1t is alleged
that he went into the house of Shaw I'M
der the influence Of liquor, attempted to
beat a woman who was present, and
threatened the life Of Shaw, for which
he was arrested and put in prison. His
case will be inquired into to-day.
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C~OEEISsTaY MERCHANTS.
THILD. DUDLEY roo, sl Front street
I
AWRENCE s CARTER, sS Front street
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Cigars, wines and Liquors.

DEsr wines, Liquors and Cigars Imported IN
Is Bond. to order, IN Memphis. Also, best
Jseas and coffee. Terms cash on delivery.
0r,iers received by Col. b. &. WINTERSMITH,
No - Manson street, agent, Memphis, or ny
nndarsivned No 2 Hanover equa. g, New York.
mha8 I'm ], BANKhhAD MAGhuDER.
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OGDEN. T06ey a Co, I5 Jefferson street
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IN Offering q BITTBRS TO the Southern
L Public, we have no hesitancy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
ton In our markets. In their devisemsnt they
are purely S .uthern - compounded With a
special Amplitude to the various types OF
stomaeic arrangements prevalent in our
climate.
It is a gentle stimulant to the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
It is a cure for Dyspepsia.
IL assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhea and Cholera MOrbus.
It is a preventive for Chills and Feysrs.
1t is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at ali seasons OF the year.
It is a HoS enterprise, and possesses true
merit
H% Sold everywhere.
C. II. ERBERT q CO.,
Sole R~roprietors.
ieblO II Memphis. Tenn.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEA
MEMpf1s- March p. 1873 pm

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMFHIs. March q, 1857. 3 pm. !
General Business
The trsde Of our city is confined at
present 10 o small area, and commerce.
Ia all its branches is necessarily dull.
The repairing of our railroads has added
very p~erceptibly to the influx Of trav-
eIers. but has not had much influence in
a business way. The receipts of produce
are not heavy, but the supply on hand
Is ample for the demand. Corn has
advanced materially since Tuesday last,
and holders are very firm. The dry
goods trade has been quiet, with no
change to note in prices. Our mer-
chants are pretty thoroughly Disguised
with the weather and the mud, but hope
for the "good time coming" We again
call the attention of our readers TO the
meeting on change Monday next, when
il is hoped some action will be taken to
lend a helping hand to those who have
been rendered destitute by the floods.
Our past prosperity Is due to them In
part, and our future can be measured
only by the success Of these who pat
IOnize us.
COTTON-The feeling In the market
to-day was better than on Thursday, but
the same difference of views existed be-
tween buyer and seller. Factors are
firm in their demands, and turn 8 deaf
ear to the offerings made. A few out
side lots changed hands, but the sales for
the day foot up lightly. We do not alter
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DIR. BERNHARDT.-In alluding to the
success which has attended the Profes-
sionsl visit to our city OF this distin-
guished optician and o~culist, we have
reference not only to the unprecedented
patronage which he has received for
his room has been crowded every day,
aot only with residents, but with persons
from the surrounding counties but to
the satisfaction, without a single exeep-
ton, to our knowledge, which his glasses
have given. Those Of our citizens 80
unfortunate as to require artificial help
to their vision, know the comfort to be
derived from glasses exactly suited to the
condition OF their eyes, and we need not
resiEd them Of the fact that the doctor
remains In our ely only a short time, at
the OvertOn hotel.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLs.-Nery many COM
plants have been made to US as to the
conduct of some Of the children attend
ing our public schools. 1t is said that
they trespass on the premises of persons
near the schOolhouses, and carry Off
shells and other ornaments. II the
teachers are eognizant of these facts,
they should put a stop to it. Should any
mere complaints reach as, We shall call
the attention OF the school board to the
matter in a more positive manner.