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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
tRrroR1rD DAILY IT n. e.. vLAss. sASKrh,
San %FRAxoIsoo, Jan. 81 Pm
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
Third sessisn, Co..e.ei.E JAMS.
sxHAroM.


Churchill County msnfoe
Douglas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W. Hatnsi
E~imerLda-B. 8. Mason. John Ives, Nouis Do.
ran, contsstsnt) 10
Humboldt. .......Fred HutchinI md }. J. Linn
Lander.........D. W Welty and Geo. I. Tsrry
,.......D Z. Hating and Q. osrpentsr
Nye-Frank Proctor, ID. @. s. Rtddk, cen
orm,by.......B. Il. N.sdsr and T. D. Edwards
storey-Chayiss A. Sumner, o. Q. Stevenson, o.
n. Gray and John Nelson.
washoe......C. II. Eastman and Solomon GsA1
[Union, Is; Democrats, 81
A~ssIhBLYnEN.
Churchill Coun.y-W. c. Grin<s and Jssa 4
81. CIair. 1-
DsuRlas...........E. Mallory and WV carp
Esmeralda-A. n. Wngste, John 8. kayhugh
N. Brown. b. v. Poor.
Humboldt-O. x. StanpLy,' Thomas v. Julien
and T. J. Parmater.
LAndar-J. r. Jacobs, T.. J. Tenant koosr'
Cullen and J. n. Dors9.
LyonJ. u. Rooney, A. KonemAn and dsoTg'
W. Walton
Nye.............W. T. Jones and J. d. Grove
Ormsby-DE. George Munekton, n. H. Bsncs
and d. A. Horton.
Storsy-M N. Mitchell, John Weleh. A. La
SAX, 8. q. Huse, Geo. L Lammon
r. -H Thomas Parker, e. 8trothef, nd
Ferguson, A. z. Potter, il. 6wa
nsy, George H. Dana and I! "A
Wheeler.
washoe-Thomss B. Prince, W. Caldwell Ent
@. N. Folsom.
Union "a Democrats, ~
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GOLD HILL, NEvADl

Charges a San Franoiscs Rates.
..,,r q. HARRIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
A TRUNK,

BELONGING TO A LADY IN VIRGINIA
ID City, and which Wa given IN chargs o. z
JOB Express wagon 70 b brought 70 Gold HI,
about ten days ago, has not bean called for ~
The owner. IT. whereabouts can b. heard OF ~
APPLYING 70 James Melville, Gold HUI EIptsss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08

NEW Yosk, Jan. "A rumor is cur
rant that the Emperor Napoleon had de-
cided to issue a call for q grand congress
Of European monsrchs, to be held u
P.ri, during the forthcoming Worlds
Exposition. -
The committee to investigate 2 muir
der of soldiers in South Carolina ind
evidence against the authorities. Sec
Rotary Stanton assumes the entire 70
sp~onsibility for the course taken BY the
Government with the murderers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08

The Arkansas delegation had an in
terview with the President, who was
unreserved in his expressions regarding
the Constitutional Amendments, which
he thought should not be accepted.
The Arkansas commissioners have been
informed by leading Republicans that
Congress would take no exception in
their favor nor depart from any plans
agreed on In Congress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
From Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, January sth.-Governor
Bramlette's message argues at consid-
cradle length against the constitution
ality of the passage of the Constitution
al Amendment, owing to the absence Of
the Southern Senators and Represents
tives, and advise the Legislature of
Kentucky to reject it.
Judge Ballard decided yesterday in
the United States Court that the pardon
for selling cigars without revenuestamps
did not remit part of the fne allowed
informers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
sOth day Of October, 1857,

at the door Of the Courthouse in Marion, Crit
tendep county, ARK, Thirty THOUSAND
ACRES OF LAND, In tracts OF nom Forty to
Six Hundred and Forty Acres.
These I4nds are siuuatsd in Crittendan, MIS-
sissippi. 5 I. Francis, Cross, Poiusett and Craig
head counties, and are among the finest lands
OF the Mississippi Valley.
THE TITLES ARR INDISPUTABLE, and
they present the greatest Inducements to both
s~pecuiatOrs and settlers
Lists of the land viii be furnished on appli-
cation to ToOf. PHILIPS 20 26 Front s1reek
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, the ball
ance ia one and two years with interest. A
reserved to secure the deferred payments.
al p. LTLFl
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F. Glassick & Co.,

IMPORTERS, Manufactures and Dealers IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material for Gun
makers use. Gun Implements, Sporting Appa-
ratus, Fishing Tackle, etc, No. 300 Main streeI
under Odd Fellows Hall Memphis, Tenn
RepairinR done and Warranled zee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l

The money market for the week just closed
has b0en rather eaSier but not enough so to az
fect trade Tor the better except 70 & very limited
extent The cotton sales for the week viii not
throw more than e200.O00 into the hands OF our
which at this season Is but "A drop
in the bucket Our banks are ~diseounting q
regular customers Of good standing on short
time, but much OF their money Is out in over
due or renewed paper. exchange has been
trm during the week with a fair demand for
eastern, but very Little call for NeW ORLEANS.
Eastern sight was taken at par and cotton bulls
at to = on Checking on New YORK, Cincin-
nau and st. Louis at a premium. The large
amount OF cotton bills offered to. day were
rather more than our banks we're prepared 10
meet, and rates were increased at noon to 4
of buying, bot IN one or two Instances they
were taksna "a = OF. selling rates remained a.
\ premium, but will no doubt be easier to-
morrow
ID gold market has varied some during the
week. The amounts offered to brokers has
been very small, 50 thai they have been justified
IN paying fulL rates. The result OF the recent
elections ran the premium down nearly 2 per
cent. on Wednesday last. The Gold Room con-
strued the Pennsf lvania and ohio SECTIONS
a. lesseuing the chances OF any seri-
GUS conflict between the legislative and exec
utIVe authorities at Washington OF the meet
that congress viii not feel sutic entity strong
with the people to veuture upon the tmpeach-
ment or the president New York opening
nate this morning was 1875. The sales in this
market were made az li2% to I4sc and in one
or two instances l4S4 was paid for fair sized
amounts.
city scrip Is dull with little Offering. Brokers
are ~tudispcsed 10 buy large amounts. The
nominal buying rate IS 45c. Sales were made
during the day at A. to Sc.
County waTrantsare MOTH demand. Brokers
buy 81 70 TO 76c, and sell at 80 20 Sc.
small police warrants are in good demand,
but dealers do not keep much on han They
prefer TO buy on orders. The counter rates are
75c buying and selling at 80 TO SIC.
Bonds and stocks are not saleabIe. We have
no transactions TO report.
A dangerous counterfeit OF the denomination
Of SO on the Third National Bank OF Pnuadel-
phia Is in circulation in this city. We were
shown one yesterday by Mr.. Richsrdet OF the
First National bank Our readsrs should be
On their guard sEainst Il as It Is calculated to
deceive even an expert st q casual glance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

5 Commissioners Of the Chancsry side OF
"A the Circuit Court OF Crlstenden county
4rksnsas appointed at the May term, 1855, BY
the anal decree Of said Court in the cause Of
n - Burgett ct ais. VS.. John L. Barnard. Is adj
ct ala. we WI oner lor sac on the
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BANKING.
EEKPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
1914.
OFFICE, Y 1-2 STREET.
nTREQTORSf

J. j. MURPHY, President.
F-N. CASH, Secretary.
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In The PmhLic.

IN having made the above purchase and re-
suupI business at the old and well known
stand, NO 3ls Main rect. where we have so
often and for So many lOEg years Of sunshine
and adversely met our old friends and patrons;
and as "a train OF Unforeseen prOvidentisl CIR
cum Jaures have shifted Us around TO our for
mer place Of business, 10 is with feeling Of
earnest co~rguJfu.auon that we are again pre-
pared 20 offer 10 our former patrons and the
public g-neraIT "a lsrZv and well selected Stock
OF Dr1gsr bed Cines, etc etc, and indeed every
Thing sualty kept an a nrSt-class and vel con-
uucted Drug store, 20 which We are now adding,
and VII continue 20 add constantly. fresh sup
plies Of the most staple and Choice Articles the
markets can afford Aud as we shall import
nom foreign markets direct. and from first
hand dealers We Intend makiBg this House
" the Drug Emporium OF the south; " we would,
therefore. hold out peciTtiuducemcnts, to both
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in the city and
country, To give uSa call, examine and price
cur stock before purchasing elsewhere. for we
are determined, by our close vigilance of The
markets OF this and foreign countries. as well
as with sound. practical judgment in making
our purchases. So as % be able. with the choice
quality OF our stock and The low prices We vii
offer them az. 20 be able % vie with ana even
dew competil0u. AnLi0usly hoping. there
fore. that these propositions Cor we Intend 10
good 70 The letter al we have proposed.
will meet with the hearty cOncurrencs OF our
Old friends and patrons and the community
generally. We are, very respectfully, yours.
etc, j. b. WASSON o.
The Avalanche. Bulletin, Ledger and Post wiz
please COPY one month. Oc5 I'm
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just Received.
Notice to the Public.

N retiring from the Drug business in thiscfty
we would give notice that we have sold our
entire stock, together with the Fixtures. Lease.
etc. Of the welI-kuOwu stand No 3ls Main
street, 90 Or. j. 3. MAS>ON g. CO., 10 whom we
we're formerly successors and after returning
our he rt'ell thanks 10 our numerous patrons
and friends who have DO literally favored US
during our continuation OF DusluEss, We solicit
for our Successors d continuation Of The same.
As 10 the character and publications Of our
worthy succe--Jr- in this branch of trade. their
reputation is too vel and Lyurably known in
This city and throughout the country generally
f0r Us 10 be able in anything we might here
state 90 add thereto. Suffice lJ 20 say they are
OF long and tiled experience in this branch Of
b-slueaS. and therefore most cordially recon-
mend a continuation Of our patrons with this
House. JOHN A. EIPGEN.
The unsettled business o. NIPGES & REA-
XIX and JOHN A. EIFGEN, VIII be settled
py either OF the old partners AZ the old stand.
JOHN A NIPGEN,
NIFGEN & REAkIRT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

THIS Institution Is prepared TO receive De-
posts, 70 buy and sell E~1changeon AL Lns
principal commercial cities, and 70 colieet
Drafts on this city an all principal points n
this section. Remittsnces promptly attended
to NJ. CASH Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

h cotton market during the week has
been active, but at prices. The UnfavOr-
able news received IN the early Tart Of the
week was but a f0rerunner Of what followed,
until the decline amounted TO fully &c below
the closing Of last week. ON FRIDAY, Saturday
and Monday, Ec was the ruling figure for
middllng, but on Tuesday more favorable adj
vices were received, which caused "a stiff-ning
up Of our market, and sales were made az SIC.
Iue New York market to-day was still better,
with holders a~klng 1914 t. 2Oc. for upiaRdS.
The days sales were large. and confined 10 fine
grade. We give a few of the traUsac-
lions reported: . bales good middliug, lie: -
bales strict TO good middling, lie. 8 do. good
mitdling, lG5Rci ! do strict miduling, l654c; II
do. strict miGdling. lG4c; - dO-stric5 m}uuLug.
Ice 8 do. strict middliug Ice; IL DO. strict mid
ding, I6c; IL do. miduling, l51qc 3 do. mid
ding. l6c 2Co. middling, Toe; g do. miGdllug,
lee; II do. strict middling, lt5ac. do. mid
Clins, l6hsc Il do middliBg, I614c I7dO. street
middliLE, 1876; II do. miidlIug. 1870 20 Co.
middiinE, BLc, Is do. shy middling, I5Ec; 10
do. low m'ddlug, l5cj II do. low iddliuE, l5c;
p %. good ordinary, 49, to l4c 10 do good or
dE.~@g IT, - 4asvo H. @-sl=at aetave ed
firm. Receipts for the week, 1873 bales ship
ments, G72 bales,
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TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
H I n Il
INSURANCE G0MPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
OFFICE. Is Madison Street, selden Block,
CUP Stairs.

A HOME COMPANY DEVOTED TO HOME
"A interests None but First Glass risks taken.
Policies issued from one month TO SIX years.
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wholesale Tobacco Market.

The bad reports from the ungathered portion
Of growing crops has caused an advance in leaf
only states where a fair yield is anticipated.
The former state will exceed Its crop OF last
year by 10000 hhds. Tennessee viii not give
over half a crop, while recent frosts ia Ohio
and Tennessee have materially injured the
plant in those States. Trade in manufactured
tobacco during the week has been good, but
not active, while prices are firm and tending
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

There is an active demand for provisions Of
al kinds and stocks are low in many things.
Meats are very firm at oar quotations. Corn Is
dull. Bran is almost ont ofmRrket and only
found in a retail way. Oats are in light de-
mRnd with good stock Apples and potatoes
are very high and firm with a tendency to still
20 up owing 20 Ghs difficulty attending their
shipment nom above. All boats are detained
as a general ing at various points, while none
but those Of hghJdraft can run at al. Bagging
and ties are IN active demand and nrm.
Chickens and eggs are scarce, while but little
choice butter finds its way % this market.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
RIVER MATTERS.
AND RIVERS.

The days are balmy and peasant, just
such as October should bring with it. A
change, however, would be welcome Just
now, and frost is anxiously looked for.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg and Lou
isviIle, with 26 inches in the canal, and
about the same TO the mouth. The up
per Mississippi is falling from Dubuque
down. There is 81 feet reported from st.
Louis to Cairo. At Phillips and "a four
and a half feet is all that is reported. The
rivers Of Arkansas are unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

25 Mlburne's Celebrated 1ron-AZIe wagons.
IS MIIburne'e CFlabrated Thimbls-Skeln Wag-
Ons-Over 800 sold in Memphis; all warranted
for twelve months, and only ST. 81 damages
claimed for breakaEe.
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Wnnts fronn Misaiasfppt.

SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery Store
"A preferred, by o man Of steady Moral Char
acter. He has had some experience in
Bookkeeping. His acquaintance extends TO
Chickasaw, Oktibbeha, LoWndes, Monroe
and PontotOc Counties, Miss. Perfect satisfac-
ton given as to character, qualification, etc.
For the present address D, Box 80, Corinth.
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r s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

Memphis wholesale Dry Goods Market
The week just closed has been an average one
in dry goods. The decline in cotton still causes
weakness in that style Of goods and has de-
mOralized trade TO some extent throushOut the
country. The weakness is due more 10 this
cause than TO an overproductiOn. As yet prices
are very much unsettle and until they be-
come steadier buyers viii operate with eau
ton staple goods are, however, in active de-
maud, with the stock well kept up It will be
seen thst prices are lower than last week on
some articles.
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MEACHAM & TREADWELL

! N. J.. MEACHAM, A. g. T-READwELL,
| Formerly Of Meacham Formerly Of +. Lane
4 GaIhraaEh. n %.
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TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

A IL Owners Of City Real Estate, and all
"A agents Of Owners are respectfully reques-
TO leave with the undersigned, at the May
or 5 ONCE, Memphis, memoranua OF any Sales,
Leases, subdivisions, ETC., made by them since
the last assessment
JOHN PARK,
L. ]. OUPRE.
JOHN I. IRRELEVANT,
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Lilies Fire and Burglar Proofsafss
SOUTHERN IRON o

Sc Wood and Iron-Working Machinery, Of
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and FUR
nished at manufacturers prices. sell 3m
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NOPICE

no WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-Thst I
viii apply at the November term of the
county Court o. Shelby county, Tenn, for let
fers of Naturalization on tbs estate Of Fred.
deceased. Fsfr EMFEHIs
oci2 LAVISH
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n. &C. r K. bondg--.7j
N. &C. RR c~Oupons.Sj
NJ so. R.R bOndE2
NJ & RR. p p
Tenn. bonds, 0ld-86
new
Tenn. cOupOns-.D
Mss RI LIST mtg e55
" I'd 40
Memphis City b'ndsH5
cOupOus-5
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ReN1OedI,

THE EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION has
L removed to No.6 Madison street, opposite
the Id stand, AID will continue 20 transact q
general Banking, Exchange u Brokerage
business. Oe5-1W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
R. W. LAME, LAAk'
= GLE
BY
b. W. LAMB & CO.,
FOR
Gotten and Merchandise Generally,
1t Charleston Cotton Shed,
Corner Of Adams St, and Charleston Avenue,
auSOtf MEMPHIS, TENN.
TRUSTEES Sale.

4fOtoCCC . 0AeCs
DY virtue of a deed Of trust made to me BY
ID Fannie 7. Hunt and John A. Hunt on the
LIST day Of august, 1865, and recorded in the
Registers once of shelby county, in book No.
81, pages 21 and 80, to secure certain indebted
ness therein named, I VIII,
On Saturday, 26th October, 1857,
Between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock am, in
mont Of the Law Court rooms, in the city OF
Memphis, sell to the highest bidder for cash
the f~O1oWiug land lying in Shelby county,
Tennessee. BEGINNING At a stake in the north
east corner Of DR.. VA. Booths I5 acre tract
with elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
south with DR.. Booths line IS chains HZ-l00 Of
a chain 70 a stake; thence east 10 7o-lO0 air
TO a stake in the east line of said Whites said
tract; thence north Is l21&.l0 chains with the
Raleigh road TO q stake 30 links east Of a black
gum thence west IS Is 100 chains to The be-
ginniug-c0ntaining s. acres St-lOG Of an acre.
Equity OF redemption waived Title be-
lieyed 70 be good, but conveyance only as trus-
tee. r. Anu trustee.
SEES 9od
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FrIday, the 11th day Of October, 1855

ny virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made TO me by
ID w. N. Hutton and ID. A BrOwer on the %
dav Of July, 1856, and recorded in the Registers
oniee OF shelby county, in book No. 81, part I,
pages $50 and Isl, TO secure certain indebted
ness therein named, 1 viii en-
Friday, the 18th day Of October, 1851,
hetveen the hours Of 10 and II O'Clock am, in
front OF the auction house OF Passmore d Co f,
No 9a0 second street, sell O. the highest bidders
for cash. one large He Single Cylinder Press.
one Bindery, and the types, stones and tx
lures belonging to the argus newspaper estab-
1shmept comprising in ali q fuu and COM
plefs newspaper appointment
2. q. BI6LEY, Trustee
sept smbsr 20, lSs7' sen dtOefz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

GREAT LAND SALEI

I WILL apply az the November term or the
County Court for Letters OF ADMINISTRATION
On the estate Of Alfred Scott, deceased.
- fsT-srS W. B.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL
FOR LEASE
AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.

THIS new and splendid Hotel, containing
seventy rooms, besides oar-rOOm, offices,
barber shop, etc, has been placed in our hands
for Lease for a term Of years, with immediate
possession.
The commanding location at the corner Of
Main and Beal streets, and the convenient con-
structiOn OF the house, with its ample accom-
mOdatiOns, offer grta al inducements to an en-
terprising and experienced landlord, amt TO
such a one every possib e inducement VIII be
given in the price and terms OF rent.
A great bargain will be given in the sale Of
the Furniture, for winch real estate in the city
VIII be taken in payment.
TERMS-S50O per month, without the Bar
and Dining Room on first floor; S7O0 permOuth
with the Bar and Dining Room. Furniture,
valued at slZ,Olu- viii be old for 5000.
SELF RONSTEE. IRRELEVANT & O
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RANDALL 3 HEATH.
Wool TAINTED.
Nntire fa IN PaYerS

rHE TAX BOOKS for the year 1857 are now
rsady. and 1 shall Immediately proceed 70
collect according to law. AL tax payers who
nave PERSsNAL PROPERTY must come IN
Al once. or they wiz md their taxes In he
hands Of ConsIables who are authorized to dis
PHILIP GkRVIN.
TAI Collector shelby county, 1857.
OmceANorthwest Corner Jefferson
and Third Streets.
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COAL, COAL.

NOW is the time to lay in your Winter sup
N pIy-snd the place 70 purchase the best
"Pittsourg is at
BIGLEY, MELLERSH &CO.,
. South Court street,
-a-a-.-a Hanrnu~nF MoFn
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D. P. LYLES.
b c. BROWN,

- New York Day Book, Phladelphia Led
isviIe journal, st. Louis Republican, New Or
leans Crescent Little Rock Gazette and Madi-
son Pioneer copy till day Of sale and send oil
10 Toof, Philips 3 Co, Memphis sells ID
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PLanters, Bank Notes.

IN accordance with an act OF the GeneIalA a,
sembIv ID the state Of Tennessee, approved
Decewber y 1884. entitled an act ITO expedite
tie Distribution Of the effects OF BANKS Whlch
nave or may make ments among their
creditors" notice is hereby given To the hold
.ers OF the notes OF the Planters Bank OF Ten
nsssa to present them % the undersigned at
now and the first day Of January, 1863, or they
viii be forever barred
jyE ual.1S69 d. WFANhh- Iru-tee-
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MATTHEWS z ALEXANDER
MlnuIlcLures AgenLs Tor Inc -ale OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
-AED-
GENERAL C0NNISSIOI MERCHANTS,
No. 272 Second Street,
AYREs BUILDING, Opposite Court square,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.


2 Milburne's Celebrated 1ron-Axle wagons.
/ IS MIIburne's Celebrated Thimble-Skein Wag-
ons-over 500 sold in Memphis; all warranted
for twelve mouths, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for breaksEe.
so Carver Gins. from 40 to 50 saws,
wood and Lron frame
IS Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
double-geared and to work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 Todds Improved Horse Powers for running
Gins and Grist MiiIs-ths duest power made.
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of all sizes,
from ~ to l0O-hOrss power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood 0rkiug Ma
chinery, Of all kinds, furnished at short no.
tice.
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes, nom 4 to
SEhOrss power.
Stationary Engines, OF al sizes, from % 70 So
horse power
Single and Double saw mus-Todd's and other
makes
Gin segments, for 10 and y feet wheels, COM
ulete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, 2 4 and s.
horse power.
IS Tons Of IRON TIES low to the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. low 20 the rraCel-
leo Nests Cedar Tnbs. low T. the tradel.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. t0clOse consignment.
10 and l2-HOrze Power Portable Engine, sec
~Cnd-hand, low for cash-mustb De sold.
I6-HOrse Power, secondhand. cheap.
rs HOusa Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mtl-aU complete-can be bought low.
80 saw and 2 50 saw Gins Out little used)
low for cash.
daniels Planning Machine-cuts 81 inches
wide and . feet lsng-can be had az a BAR
gain.
PLOWS OF Al kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHELLERS,
THRESHING MACHINES.
REAPERS y MOWERS,
LATH N 4CHINES.
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safss,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
COTTON PLANTERS.
COTTON SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEPFRS,
CCLTIVATURS.
CURN PLANTERS.
SINGLE MACHINES.
Sc Wood and IrOn-WorkinE Machinery, Of
all kinds, ordered on short notice, and rur-
nished at manufacturers prices sell 3m