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FOR SALE AND RENT.

A SPLENDID oHAHCB-
fIssr CLASS susIsEss STAND rcl SALE,
HAyESSIs sEo @ S ,s q; g =: =
9; s.s. sS.I.s..,: .sa ,as Sc.
si .ss,s 70 s1sss s'F h sso ' p; :.
SIcc.rs 81 frOtisioa bss;sr'. ais a, s.sss.a
lsl DIAH Hill
Lor rs.
TWO HUNDRED MORE
BHAUTIFuL Lots
AIRS AGAIN
OFFERED FOE sALI
THIS sPLEEDID PRoPBRry, NORTH or
THE CITY,
REDUCED PRICES.
5. AND ON
FIVE YEARS rIMR.
ONLY oEE-TENrH CASH.
Tor instance, . bot q s.so would require bat Ga
s.s buy, :esyTs I house In the 'iot inproIias
CULAroRs
Can make no better purchase
ONE-F0CRTH
OF the fnest located lots remain unsold.
BUY QUICK.
Persons can secure . lot By paying 90 down
HALL 4 ROSS.
Real Estate Exchange.
VERY VALUABLE I'M PROVED PROPER
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The ma L..
able piece Of property formerly owned AID occupied
by VIM 8 Jones, and known ss the Union Soap
Su IN n moe.
IN
,s Ih; ]: located the front
i sa; y sss sss y, .ss,:,efs fk1%s ISoros1 s 8.
capable Of making thirty thousand pounds weekly;
Ing i've thousanS pon nj. dsisy ps .si OF nsnasr
9rt buildings s fer the Factory, including osrrsse
a building suitable for servants, good wen Of
water, and q number Of fine fruit trees A branch
%s 'S sea psSpsp near the rssr line
from Georeetown TO the Falls Bridge and Just out.
spect most desirable place for the como notiss Of
3 soap and candle business. or q dIstfllery. The
can be tssiiy divided separating the dwelling from
the factory, If desired.
To persons DESTROYS of eeine into the above bust.
nese, or procuring comfortable country residence
no better Opportunity could be offered. This
property is within fifteen minutes walk Of the
sire et cars.
For terms and other particulars apply TO
WILLIAM ID. CAssIN, GEORGETOWN,
WILLIAM Il. WOODWARD, Washington.
Trustees.
eth ABOvE PROPEBTY, If NOT PRE-.
yously som at private sale, will be sold at public
auction TO the highest bidder, on the premises,
on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June Is, At
Terms made known Of the time OF sale
jes eo6ds THOMAS BOWLING, AuetiOneer.
LOB SALE-About Is acres dne LAND, heavily
set In grass, with the privilege ofone or two Of
the Dwelling Houses on the same. This land Cd.
joins the village of Blsdensburg the late DIR. Me-
grudeIs, and Mr. Coliys. Persons In want will
do well by calling on the subscriber, Blsdens
burg Terms part cash, and the balance time,
or weuld be exchanged for city property.
Je4-eo2w Hf. l.. CARLTON.
Two RENT-Three ROOMS, furnished, ID story
L 3O3 st. between 18th and 18th SITS. je 81
LHOR RENT-The comnodious STORE WARE
HOUSE and STAbLING at corner Of 18th 81.
west and b Ut. south, two squares south Of Kirk
wood House. Apply at ass street, corner 9Th
street wet mY5u
OFFICE AND ROOMS FOR RENT-Corner of
~ 18th and streets Apply to G. n. TBoM &
Co., NO 42I 18th street Je 2-lOts
pERsONs DESIRING TO RENT. A GOOD
Il House, or make good Investments in real es-
tate, call on CHARLES KLOMAN
General Agent and Attorney,
mh y-5m Sssh 1th street. near q
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NARROW g. CO.'S
SHIRT MANUFACT0RY,
262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
je Ism
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
From now to the lat Of July, when we will take
stock, We offer our fine and complete assortment
DRE IS GOODS,
LAWNS. QUILTS,
WHITE GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
PARAS0LS, /
And Sun UMBRELLAS,
=. And many other articles too numerous to mem
ton, at greatly redvced prices FOH CASH;
~ 323 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
je sat near Seventh street.
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II A d. 3 EADli ADiIi
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEYS

Excel In workmanship and durability all others OF
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed By men Of fifteen
he also invites the attention OF the public gen,
orally to his stock of BUILDING MAfKRIALS.
viz:
Rosendale and Round TOP Cement
Lime, Laths, Hair,
Holland Point Sand (per bost Salyi neton.
White Sand, (coarse and fne,l
Wotherspoon's Cacined Plaster,
Felt, Pitch and Gravel.
Sold AZ the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended TO-.
THOMAS FAHEY..
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
nh ~ i'm Smithsonian Bridge.
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Nhrt WIEskkIrh1fsrfh ssHrHssrr MARKET.

No. SCI soth street, between O sad n.
Dealers in Freeh and Salt ueats Of eli Kidd. But.
ter, Eggs Lard Fruits aAd VEGETABLES of every de.
scription, ell Of the very osst quality ! =.
Give ~ cell. .rr'-. NJ e1Vs
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CLOTHING. &c.

IL. MERCHANT TAILOR
bas removed from No. tsS Fourteenth strest,
20 MS new store. No. 900 P.nnsylvsnis a.
streets.
Thanking HIS friends and the public gen
orally. foT their liberal patronage bestowed -
Al ms old stand, he requests 9 continuance at his
new place of business jssim
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Also. the following UNCLAIMED PACKAGES
forwarded by the Nero hants' Express Company
will be sold at the same time
Busey w G, key Levy&Co.9 bxs pk-cod
Green Rev A r, 4 lots Wheeler & Brewning so
castings, 5 boxes grind stones, 3 bxs
Fanny Gibbs Miss, lot Wood 7. boxes-cod
hop.sholS goods White Q; boy
10 trks, 8 bxs,l chest Hillary w II, l box
je 10. ga Jy1.e
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TU LADY IHACHlRs.-rw0 ROOMS. WITH
$50 nth ct vest, bet 9 md n north, ,,lo 70
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st Columbia Hospital, by Prof. J. III
OF April, ct 81 D. m.
Tickets for the course. 90. Can be obtained at
DR.. Thompsonis once, 1s4 street, bet 3Oth and
2lst SITS, or ut the Hospital Of DR.. Ashford, NH II
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uS WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June TO- 1855
Notice is hereby given TO all who have claims
against the Corporation OF Washingt IN TO present
the same at this ON &c without delay in order tn ct
the true amount Of the floating debt Of the city
may be ascertained, and the WAYS and means pro-
vided for its extin guishment
Thee claims, after being examined and ap-
proved, will be paid as soon rs funds can be OBJ
tanned for that purpose, in the order in which
they are filed. q. BOWEN,
lOlW IChrOn Il Republ MAyor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

The only change IN our general mar
kets since yesterday which We find
worthy Of note is the downward ten
deDcy Of flour. This weskasss has been
apparent, and has been increasing since
harvest. To-day the market e. duller
probably than at any time this season.
The stock is large, AID the best family
braDds are selling at sl2Gi2 50 by the
drsy load, while low grades are very dull
and irregular. Clear bacon sides are
also some weaker Is casks were sold
during tie day by q house at l9Ic.
They are still scarce, however, and or
ders for small amounts can't be filed at
less than 193@20c. Bulk meats will be
in market to-day, and from henceforth
will generally supercede bacon. Old
mess pork is scarce at $50, while new
msss, guaranteed as to weight and cure,
is offered at S2S62s 50. Short weight
mess pork will not be apt to find its way
70 this market this season, as all packers
are required henceforth to brand their
names upon each barrel. This, 1t is
thought, will prevent much OF the ras-
cslity practiced heretofore, and which
has brought the meats Of Chicago espe-
cislly iBtO bad repute with our dealers.
The packing season in that market has
not been favorable 80 far to packers,
who, it is alleged, have to pay prices
which will not justify on account Of the
competition frsm outside buyers, many
OF whom have iOcked there.
Since writing the above we learn OF
one or two lots bulk meats being re-
ceived. Clear sides are held at Iss bulk
shoulders, 13c.
The Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that dealers in LIQUORS.
on Masking returns Of distilled spirits on
hand, are required 70 draw of into regu-
lar barrels what at the time may be. a
their stsnd-cssks, in order that it may
be gusged and stamped.
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NE-ElE

The Liverpool market vas quiet at tae
opening to-day, Upisnds Ie56IId, Or
lesns ll5@Il:d, and At I:20 IN. was
Gull and tending doWnwards. Sales,
10000 bales. Uplsndss 1910, Orleans,
1If5.
The New York market opeEed 5ull
snd nominal, and at noon was irregular
with sales of 200 bales, nearly all upon a
basis OF 24c for Middlings. At the close
it was quiet but steady with 24c bid, but
held at 245c.
The New Orleans market opened with
prices weak, but : fair demand, Mid.
dlings 23923Ic, and at 2 pm. was dull
aud tending downwsrds but not quota
bly, lower.
Our market was quiet with holders
not generally disposed to make conces-
sions. The sales Tor the day we're light
and upon a basis Of 22922Eo for Mid
dlings, but st the close holders were
firm at the outside figure, while many
were asking 223e. We quote as follows:
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.
oFFICB OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS, November u. 1885, I

- A61H
The demand for money today from
cotton buyers was not we'll distributed.
Some OF our banks had all offered that
they cared about taking, while others
complained Of a scarcity. The counter
demand is active upon points East IS
wen as on New Orleans, and rates are
irregular. Buying at 592c discount on
the former, and &c discount on the latter
point Selling az psr on New Orleans,
ano at psr94e discount on New York,
Boston, etc.
City Bonds are quiet. Dealers offer
5zS523c, and sell at 5S954e. We coul0
learo Of no transactions,
City Scrip is again becoming the sub
Jet Of anxious inquiry from tax payers.
Every day it becomes frmer, OF sd
Vsnees, and still those who must have it
put Oh the purchase, hoping for some
thing 10 turn Up. We assure them that
something viii turn up, and by the LIST
OF December they will he unable to buy
at less han soc. Transactions upon the
street have about ceased, as there Is none
outside the hsnds OF dealers, who will
not sell in sums TO suit st less than SSG
Sc.
County Warrants are in active de-
msnd from spectators, vino sre eager
to buy s. 10G1c, but none can be found.
Tax payers can buy At 789Soc, with pos
sibly an occasional opportunity ct ESQ
zoe, bur dealers generally are not sell
ing hoping to get higher figures in q
week OF two.
School Scrip has been about all alb
SOrbed.
Police Scrip is steady at SOC buNng.
Selling al S5c.
Gold opened in New York at ISHc and
closed st 1889. There "a very light
Transactions in this msIket with an &C.
tive demand. Dealers buy ct an sd-
vance Of 393e over New York rates, snd
sell st I55@IS8e.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

ny virtue of a Deed of Trust executed by
Is WIN ID Fly on the Soih day OF March, A ID
1859, to John D. Trotser, Trus5ee, to secure the
payment of certain prOmissory notes payable
as follows, TO wit: One note for six thousand
dollars, due and payable 70 Catherine z. Free
man on the S05h day OF January, AID. 1850,
with ten per eent. interest rom dste, and dated
same dale for six Thousand six hundred SO 100
dollars, payab e to atherfne T.. Freeman on
3Oth day of March, AID. 1851, With legal interest
from date. and one note of same date for six
tho sand six hundred GO 100 dollars, payable 10
Catherine p Freeman with legal interest from
date. Said Deed of 1rusi i recurded in the Pro-
bate Clerks office of Tuniea county, State of
Mississippi, in Book +, OF the record OF deeds
for said county. page 81 And by virtue OF.
and in pursuance of a Dscree Of the Chancery
Court OF said TuDica county, made at the April
term thereof, AID. IS s, investing myself with
death of the said Jno. d. Tro;ter, Trustee as
aforesaid, having been suggested 10 said Cham
Gerry Court, l viii, on the
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LkUDERDaLE STREET LOTS.

ON SATURDAY MORNING NEXT, NO.
~ vember I4th. at II O'Clock. We VIII sell, en-
the grounds, TWO BUILDING LOTS, situated
on the east side Of Lauderdais street, just seuth
Of the residence OF MI. Rolling. between lin
den aud Vance streets. These are very dssira-
BILE Lots, and are IN one Of the beet improved
locations IA the city, ana on the line Of The
Street Railway.
sale positive; title ~indisputable.
GEO. II. AOSSARHAT& Co,
no A~uctoneers,
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Saturday, TIE 9Th Day of December. 1865.

At 10 O'Clock am, at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell TO ths highest
for cash, an undivided one-half interest
in the following described lot or parcel OF Land
in the city OF Memphis, tO-wit: The south
part OF block No. 81: Beginning at the north
west corner of the intersection OF Main end
Vance streets; thence NORTH with the VIC I side
of Main street (l00 fseI) TO a stake thence west
and parallel with Vance street $50 feet TO g
stake thence south and parallel with Main
street 100 feet to the north side of Vaucs street;
thence east with Vance street $50 feet to the be
dining. Equity of redemption wal we'd, and
title believed TO be good. but I convey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Nayemher 2. 1858. nov3
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Erecutor's Sale.

PAMELA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL be sold at public outery, at Como,
w Miss, ou THURSDAY, the 10th day of De
cember next. that va liable plantation Of go
acres, more or less, known as the StOvsll Place,
adjoining Austin Pasley's, about two miles
from the railroad. Has the usual improve
ments, and located on Senatobia creek Terr=s
viii be made known on the day OF sale. Parties
desiring to examine the place are referred to
Mrs. Austin Paisley /, postofice, Como.
TAOS. p. SIOVALE, Executor
Eoy6 tbs of Pleasant Stovali. deceased.
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2Sth Day of December, A D. 1865,

Atthe courthouse door IN the town of Austin
in the county of Tunicq, State OF Mississippi
proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the following lands as described in said Deed Of
Trust, as follows, to wit; All of section seven
"a of Township "a OF Range eleven, I'D. west
lying and being in said Tun}ca couaty and State
of Mississippi. sac within lawful hours. Title
supposed 10 be good, but | will sell only as
Trustee. j. Z. SAMPLE, Trustee.
October Is, 1855. OCT tbs
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Ens0Lne1at Notice.

T HAVE suggesi ed the insolvency Of the es.
i tate of John W. Armstrong, deceased, to the
Clerk OF The County Court OF Shelby county.
All persons having claims against said estate
viii file the saIoe:with said Clerk, authenticated
April. 1863. JOHN ?. wilkins, Adm'r.
October Is, tSA oc2f IaT4w wed
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Increased money vEIue present crop---sI,7 5000
Had Ibis been & fall c.op-say , $50. 600
bsles-the value Of the staple would not
hsve been 20 great; but it would not
have been less than 500 per bale, or
S2Ts 100000. Even as things now stand,
il the planters are able 10 resist the
pressure OF the spectators they viii hold
their cotton and obtain { fzlT price. OF
course it is rot claimed that the stove
estimate Of the crop IN bales is absolute
Iy correct, but as near go az can be .l-
rived at this esriv in the season.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
Memphis and Little Beck Railroad

Memphis and Little Beck Railroad
To MADISON III LITTLE Rock, ARK.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at Z ain.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, az 80 am. Arnve al
JAS. ". ROBERTSON,
ocz General superintendent.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
( = OrlsansExp-ess, daily 500 pm. 8O5 pm
- accom'n, daily, Gx-
cep tnday-~-=.-- $50 am. 500 pm.
Freir ally, except sum
tgv ..------. ....-.-.- 4:I5 pm. 200 ans.
TaEaseIsct Sunday. august l6, 1855.
4. s. LINERMORE, GsE1S upt.
CT. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket AR't. aul6
Eemphis Snd Charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mail tdsily).--..... eaD pm. 1910 p4m
rorough Express --.-l0:s p.ms I2Cl am
lThis train does not leS.ve S~aturdaysl
C5rinth Accommodation, daily,
Except Sundaysl All. 600am
Somervnle Accommodation
daily (excsct Sundayl.--- SIS an. $40 pm
Railroad Time is 20 minutes faster thsn city
tine.
W. ROSS, Gen1Supt,
Eemphis and louisville Railroad Line
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, R. R. time. 9:$a.n. &5pn
City Tine. 5.l0e.m.
Night Express, R. Rhine S:l5 pm. $50 an
City time 255 pm.
HUMBOLDT ACCOM&oDATION.
Leave Memphis, Railroad ume----4:5 pm
City me----..~--4:i PIN
Ticket o1ices No. E7I aain street and At De
SAN. 3. zones, Gen1suDT,
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ooTTOE s-TATExEST.
or CoExE
EEAPHLs, November Y, 1888.
stock on hand sept. 1. ISSS..-. Il
HcslVed previously -----..-.--. 63,s5S 654s9
65,S5
exported tO-aay----"---.--...----- 2E7i
Exported previously ....--.-...-...--.- 6,5Sl 56S5
-
STICK on hand to-day. y m..-.-. s,6SI
A correspondent Of the New York
Herald, who has given a large share Of
his attention 10 statistics Of the cotton
crop Of This year and its value, thinks
that the speeuistors will not be able to
play the same game they did last year.
The entire yield Of cotton in 1867 and
1865 brought in round figures S22I, O00,-
600, the average price per bale being
eighty-fve dollars. Below is given the
estimated value Of the present crop,
averaging each bale al Sl10:
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q OTIG
g hereby given that an organization has been
L effected under g charter granted by the Leg
stature of Tennessee, November II, 1876, en-
titled An Act TO incorporate the Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company"
John d. ADAMS,
J. NJ. TEBBErr5,
JAMES LAWSON, Directors.
Z. L. HAINES,
HARRISON BLASDEL,
The Line of Boats known as the" Memphis
and Arkansas River u. s. Mail Packet Ccmpa-
ny, Is merged in the chartered company.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
]. ". TEBBRTTs, Secretary.
BE- The following bosts will each make a trip
now being built, are finished; leaving MEM
his as heretofore, on MONDAYS land
THURSDAYS. at O'Clock pm:
Thursday, SEER W. A. CALDWELL Hnfnes
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Rowland, Egas.
ter. =
Connecting at Little Rock with the steamer
Van Buren,, Fort Smith and American, for al
points above, as high as Fort Gibson.
From the LIST to the 10th OF November the
new boats wiz be finished, and the Company
Will then run four boats from Memphis through
TO Fort Smith, giving direct communications
with all points on the river, the Arkansas river
now Being in good navigable condition. Pas
sepgers and freightare put through TO all points
on the river without delay, ans at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight for suy po,nton
phis, should have their goods consigned 10
jNO. ID. ADAMS, Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
to W. W. JOHNSON, Napoleon, Ark.
JH0. d. ADAMS, President.
4. A. kENDIG, Agent,
ssp26 SA trent street, Aosby Block,
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DIR. JAMES.

O%s e AmG -.
FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
l. Custom House street, New Orleans, festab-
lished 1850, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the eoun-
try IN the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASE, can be condGentlsnT consulted a.
his o1nce and parior5. 81 and SO Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or by letter
DR.. AM $ treats CHRUNIE MERCURIAL.
SYPHlLITIC, 6L0UD and KIN DISEASES.
REALCHARACfER-Ehich he cures Win
out the use Of mercury, todide OF potash. arse
mic or any poison. but with his NEUERA I
ZER, = positive cure for sl hunOrs and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAkNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
gans, early indiscrsttons. excuses, or entaiIed
herediiar1ly, causing fcss Of memnrY. comm
sion. oppression, dlmnsss Of vision and often
times insanity, vic a depfcrabie train OF other
81 mptoms, treated and radically cured BY an
infnliOie method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar to the sexual orrans, Of q
private character, radically and permanently
cured.
Old diseases of the most nos rfbie class. where
the blood has oecouce poisoned, producing
blotches on The face, small watery blisters,
pains in the head and bones, ulcsrsted threat
end nose, sores on The limbs and body, ~serofnla,
together with an endless numbers Of suderinSs,
e~uSctuaDy and permanently cured.
DR. JAMES Is recommended by the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical coIleQeS.
and BY tas medical profession gsne-sl1T'
Those afnieted should apply TO him, and be
TIE MoSTToR, by Dr.. James a treatise upon
diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs of either
sex, causes, effects and their remedies, compiled
nom an experience OF twenty years practice
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent to any address, securely trapped. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet on SFERMArORRHEA.
or one on SPHILIs, sept in sealed envelope
dress Or. JAMES, Posscfice Drawer $3.50, Chi-
~, sSf-l1
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WOLVES
Schiedam ~Schnapps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manufac
tured by the proprietor, at his distillery, in
Schiedam, HoliEnd, expressly for medicinal
use.
It is now some twenty years since the pro-
prtetor hr-tintroduced 1t to the American pub
lie, and during that time ne has received over
three thousand letters from physicians, indors-
ing IT as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice.
1t is made from barley OF the finest anslity,
selected with great care from the prOOucts OF
the most celebrated gfafn-grOWing districts, is
favored with the essence OF the aromatic iunf-
per-OerrS OF Italy, and is ectifsd by a peculiar
process, which expels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
disagreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
uueed upOn the stomach and bowels BY a
ch2nge OF water visitation 10 which travel
ers, new settlers, and all unaecimsted persons
In the West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
cuIiaTiy iiaOL-tEe cCHTEDAM AEoMAT
ScHEAPPs viii be found absolutely tafailible (;
Wnlie II cases OF drOpsyt gravel, distractions Of
the kidneys, diseases OF the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, It is recon-
mended most emphattcally by The most dis
tiE gutsheo membsrs OF the medical profession.
It Is put up in quart and pint bottles, in
cases, with the n2ine OF the undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and q fac-simile Of his sig
druggists and country merchants.
uDoLPH WOLFE.
Sole AaHulacGu and importer.
EsTABLISEED IN 1875.
MANSFIELD & HI0BEE,
sepu eod2 Agents. Memphis
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Add 30 the above 8 possible Increase
OF one huntred thousand belss
coming from MissCIT, kentucky.
Illinois, etc, and ths tstai value OF
2I50p bales for the crop Of 1858
wu s2 T5O,Os
Value OF cotton crop OF 1918, esJi-
mated at 2tys.tl3 bsaas -...... 2 I.e00O7O (
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue of the authority vested in me by
D Deed of Trust executed to me- by James ID.
Rufin GA the 4th day OF December 1851, to Sc
cure the payment OF certain debts therein
specified. aLd recorded in the Register ONCE
or shelby couHty, Tennessee, in e0ok No. o.
pages 5s6 and 547, L will, on
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRTHERE CT TIES
Is Ell THE
Memphis & Louisville 3. 3. Line.
Fap Schedule, September 49, 1865
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS;

9th Trains connect for Nashville.
The Sis pm connects for cairo snd st. Louis,
arriving at 1T. Louis at I:S pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced BATES,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 227L
Main street. and az Depot, head Of Main street,
50 Baggage Checked at Depot or b. the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels. Pri-
vate Residences, or on board nORts, 10 slI prin-
cipsl points East and North.
SAA. b. JONES, Superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent SepI3