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BACON-Market well supplied and prices
Irregular. summer cured, city, packed, Sleaf
side, lgl@I7Lc. Other packs, l61sslE4c'
CHEEss-PTTices are Irregular, with light
COFFFE-Rio, 22a551Sc; Java, 4O942c.
CORN-Stock iight s. sacks sheiled at de-
not qOc zoo do, 9Oc. Held at Csc in store.
CJRNMEAL-Ihe market Is nrmer and
stock falling of: Fresh, 10 IN store KIN
CATTLESrhe stock on hand is light and de-
mand only OF a local character Choiee west
ern, 586c; No.2, S9ic; inferior ana IeAas' Tag
CHICKENs-Market firm. Young, 81 5Os5i
Old, 500 so
F~RUIT-Drsed apples in demand at SSSe
Dried peaches, s8lOc. -
FLOuR-MarRet l. dull. s~upeTnnel - 5OS
- seas So; Xxx, Sl0glli xxx and fancy
HAYEMarSet hrmer. Selling at s,s92i In
store. About 70 bales received and held al s-@s
HAMsICountry sugar-eured~ canvassed, lSc
city do N92Hc; plain canyassed Il9dsZs
BWES-Receipts light Dry h1nt, zl@2lc
drv salt. I7al 6c; green salt, lGgllci green,6 a9c,
IRON GIES Good demand He'd at 1885
LARDEPrices unchanged. Kegs, A99O1Se
UfLfasE|Eareka, g 2; Alabama, Cape and
EOLA5SESNFair stock. Sugarhouse, 65c5
81; Porto Rico, 659S5c; SyTups, 75ct5Sl Is.
Mass ORK-Ihe market Is firm to-day
Il 6aAEa u n El1hA% We ~ ~ @GsRr ~ A~C6 ~
held at $50, while buyers are Offering SO "a
freely.
OArs-About SO sacks received. Held al
| a G65c on levee 6S972c from store.
OTLS-Coal oil, 55940c; lard oil 81 40 81 20
unseed. 81 D9l 40.
ONIONS-Stock very light Firm at 1894 pei
Dbl
! PoTAToEs-Good shipping are in demand al
81 per bushel. sweet, 75c9si per bushel.
K .PE-Nery little selling. Held at 9Eglec.
SHEEP-Stoek only moderate. Choice West
ern, S4a5 50 per head; Tennessee, s29S 30 as u
quality.
SUGAR-The stock on hand is fair. We
quote prime 20 choice L luisiana, 169lSc; com
mon to fair, I29lSG; Island, I2H9l6c.
SALT-PTices firm. Held al % 40G3 80 pei
barrelof $50 lbs; 7 bushel barrels, 81 Z94 50
Liverpool sack, coSres and fine, $ 21G3 81.
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, s. 75S0-
TOBACCO-5D pounds leaf refuses sold to-day
at SC. Medium admitted is WORTH l5c.
WHEAT-Active demand from city mtllers
No. /, 81 95S2; Nc. ?, 81 SSl 80; inferior, 81 49g
/ %.
WHSKY-The market is firm with no high
wines offered common whisky, Sl9l .; tmi'
tstion BOurbon, 81 409l %; Bourbon, 81 500
5 50.
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E. JAMIE s,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
L Cuslom house street, New Orleans, (6stab-
lished 1880, for the last seven years located IL
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
DISEASES, can be confosntiallY consulted al
his 0n3ce and p~arlors, 81 and 90 Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or Dy letter
Postofiice Drawer 5S63
DIR. AMES treats CHRUNI1. MERCURIAL,
SYPHILITIC, bLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS OF q CONTAGIOUS We
CbARACTER-which he cures with
out the use Of mercury, iOdids potassii, arsenic
or any poison, out with his HEUrRA 1IZES, a
positive cure for all huruOrs and blood poisOas.
ORGANIC WEAS s such as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought O n by abuse OF the or
gans, early indfsoreuons, excuses, or entaiIed
hsrsdiiarily, causing lOss OF memory, cOnfu-
sion, depression, dtmness of vision and often
times Insanity, wiz a depiOTzbie train Of other
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
1nfs1ibie method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar 10 The sexual organs, of q
private character, radically and permanently
cured.
Old diseases Of the most hol rlble class, whers
the blood has becooe poisoned, producing
o4otcnes on the face, small Wa6ery bl1sters,
pains in Inc head and bones, liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs snd body, scrofuls,
together with an endless numDerof suEerings,
~e1sctnally and permanently cured.
DIR. IAMES Is recommended BY the press OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges,
and by tes medical profession generally
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
cured a. once.
THE MONITOR, by Dr.. James, q treatise upon
discs ses peculiar to the sexual organs of either
sex, causes, effects and theirremedies, compiled
from en- experience of twenty years practice
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent to any address, sc curely strapped. Price
one Dollar. Pamphlets on EPERMATORBHEA.
or one on Syphilis, sent in sealed envelope
receipt Of postage-two rsd stamps. An
dress Dr.. JAMES, Postofice Drawer $3.50. Chi
es 60, Illinois. III u
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Years ending June %. from omeial Recorss


Cotton was quiet in Liverpool to-day a. the
opening, with Uplands, lOAd Orleans, IOLd
and was unchanged Throughout.
The New York market, at the opening. was
quiet but rm-Unlauds, 26Lc-aud closed
quiet but steady, at unchanged quotations.
sales OF 1850 bales Uplands, for December de-
livery, al B. Weeks SAFES or stock on hand
not given.
Infhls market there was a fair inquiry, not
W~stnstanding Il was the last day Of the week.
The following sales were reported / bale Ordi-
nAry, &c; 1 do. Good Ordinary, 22Zc; ? do. &c
! do. 2hc; 2 do. &c; ? bales Low M~IGdliugS.
%32e; 4 do. 24ci 5 do, BE; ado. BE; 5 40. SIC :
? bales Middlings, 24e; 4 do. 235sc; 4 do. PIKE.
do. IA Welook for more aotivlty during the
coming week, II prices continue steady, as sew
eral Eastern buyers, who have recently re-
turned from their summer tour. win eommanca
operations.
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NEARKErs
New FORK Market.

New York Market
NFw YORK. September Ia.-CotUon firm sale
1890 bales; upla4ds 26H. SuperdEe Western
Flour s. 76GI . Rice duli. Coffee dull. Su-
gar dull: CGDa iGA9u3A. Molassss firm. Mus
covsdO sc Nails "a clench ~. Wheat lS2
lower. Corn 81 l5dl 70.
Dry Goods generally unchanged.
Money easy. Gail S93. sterling E499. Gold
AZ. Old Tennessee 10; new do. 1s4.
New Orleans Marker.
NEW ORLEANS, September l9.-Cotton de-
mRnd moderate middlngs &c; sales 1850 bales;
receipts ESQ; exports coasLwise l5l2; Btvei pool
1905. Sterling Ga0J6 YORK SIGHT = discount.
Gold 43. Sugar anu mOlaS Is dull aLu unchang-
ed. Flour steady super fine TsSI2. Corn duh,
81 056l 10. Cat, I51a dull. Bran dull 1 &9l 80.
Hay dul 3 Pork dull5J%95J4, Bacon J.ade
light; shoulders l4e; clear EL1IT4. Lard,
quarter uerce, lsh9ls4; keg ia.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, September Is.-Oferlngs tobacco
light; market dull 7glI lugs To good leaf. Su-
pernue -four s. 1921. Wheat 81 95SI2 %. Corn
92s9& Oats oOg5S. Ryel S59l 80. Barley, spring
Sl AGz 20. Bagging, Ky, Dg5l5zc. Pork IS -
as 20. Bacon, shoulders lZ49l3c; clear rb
SIDES l5L0 81; clear sides l6hGl6z: bulk
shoulders uS9l2 clear sidsS.l51s9l54. Lard ~.
Whisky 81 % Tor raw Uee.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCrNNATI, September I9.-Flour unchau-
ged. Wheat 81 g.. Corn 9og9Sc, Oats 5785Sc.
FLAX seed 2 t012 IS. Whisky bond IS free 81 IS.
Pork SIS IS. Lard l99lg4 Balk meats IUAQ
l3h Bacon shoulders l5K; sides l4LRIo;
hams l9Z9Z0L. Butter 3o9sSc. Eggs S924c.
Hay l5gl6.
81. LOuis Market.
ST. LOUIS, September l9-TJsscco heavy and
unchanged. SupsTfine flour s. SOa6 > Wheat
3R5e lower. Corn 938e6c. oats 5Ot555G. Pork
50 0oI2 .. Bacon shoulders lEzEL3c; clear
sides I60l614c. Lard ls5z9lgc. WHISKY 81 50g
81 %.
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WELL BoRruG.
WATER! WATER {!
WE'LL BORING.

HAVlSG purchased the right for Tennessee,
III OF Heath q &c 8 Patent Wen Borer. We
o1er for sale a few County Rights, and also 10
bore wells On the shortest notice. This inven-
ton is pronounced by all practical men who
have seen IL, and those who have used ft as
nnriVaaled for the purpose designed. The Well
occupies % little space II 50 SAFE from any nul-
sanee and accident; 70 neat and durable. that
Il may be located desired. We sre
prepared to show specimen Wells and the
whole apparatus to parties desiring 10 see them.
We have indispUtabie testimonials OF tue eups-
ricr1ty anG cheapness OF these wells over All
Others knoWD. From Gftesn to twenty Collars
per day can be made by any intelligent work.
ing man in the use CT this ~invenffnn. A club
of hvs or six persons wanting Wells asa buy a
County Right for what a well would cost them.
and work it 10 great profit for others Fer such.
Opportunities are ever offered for investing q
Address ~ FEEECRkR q Co..
ses 10. &e Second street, Memphis. Tenn,
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Trust Sue.

ON THURSDAY, OLTOBER 7, 1865, AT THE
" halIof the Chamber OF Commerce., in Odd
Fellows Hail. Memphis, At Y O'Clock, 1 viii sell
70 me hlgheJ Under 1oI Casa. lot -, in the
6aglaBd Subdivision, situated an e4st side OF
Ragland avenue, 90 feet LOnb by 49, feet depth.
On which - erected a comfortable Cottage. The
sale is made b. virtue OF a Trust Iced to me-
rom j.. " Moore ana and Slaughter.
Redemption waved. T1Els perfect, bu5 I san
and convey Only as Trustee.
aus joan 2. IEEZEVANT T-usfos
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II VAL be seen that rates are lower his Va,
tnsn Last, and th2i il any shipments were mad
tast season p better figures than thoss, oIyen
above, y was in the shape OF rebate, a svsts,a
p1eo y the war. In iniqutty, and ghicn Ne
70 the merchallt ana the shippiue a0e,f a.s
sWlndle upon the planter and the purchaser
AfPLkS-Nqminaliy SIG . per busbeI
is a good demand sT,en,
toE 1oolAs Which is dull; Todd'g. IS9IaLP.
heavy kentueky, 2%@25c India. &aa25el se'
: Ialr. seuing at al from
tna4s ~ On jsNee. ane SZz9& from store,
bUI4Eh-Mnrket firm. Choice 5elS g, oaa
Ss. Large stock OF inferior on hana aud Price
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Saturday, which Is usually a busy day will
u.s. was rather dull yesterday, or, rather. many
OF our merchants complained OF having uitIe
20 do, while Others appeared to have Their
hands fulL. Trace was brisk only iu Spots
Prices are much the same as yesterday, in al
articles. Iron ties are becoming scarce, while
rope is not in demand.
We have heard some complaint relative %
the rates Of freight agreed 70, ia convention.
by the freight agents gently convene1 in tai.
CITY. While tbs agents claim that heights are
about Zoe per 100 lbs. less than last year. these
parties claim that such is not the fact We
shall merely refer 70 the case Of one house.
which, in g statement made 10 Us. gave the
following as the rates paid by them last year.
Previous to October 18th the house claims Ia
have shipped non-comPressed cotton al 81 50
per 100 lbs- On October I2tn, 81 81 20: October
l4th, 81 IS; November I6h, 81 IS. The rates
adopted by the different lines, which went into
effect In October, last year. iust two weeks
later than the change occurred this season.
were as follows on cotton, from Memphis or
Nashville TO the following places:
III Raj. Raj and Water.
Non Comp. Comp. Non Conn. Conn.
Per tug aaunla A.
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PFatt's Southern made Cotton Gin

L used IL, as the best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light draugnt. Planters CpIti-
Vaslng bottom lanes aCs requested TO examine
the Eureka Gin al harrington q HoWslIs, z8S
Front street. II WUl pay for ilseli in ginning
hGy bales. A. GunnisoD, manufacturer Of
tRe Steel Comb Gin befOre the war bat now u
planter, gives the following certificate
MEaPaIS, TENN, January 81, 1853.
" take pleasure in recommending to plant
ers gultivating Cotton on bottom lands Of the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White and ST. Erancis
rivers, ths Eureka Gin, made by Daniel Pr,Lt,
Of Alabama. This G1a separates the halls,
oolls, etc., from toe Seed Cotton, mskea g good
ample. and is superior to any other Gin tor
bottom lands. I have used one myself on a
farm in Washington county, Miss, and Il ope-
rates well and gives entire satisfaction il every
respect. a. n. GUNNIo0N."
Orders for Gins, from 40 TO 80 Saws and S1m
Betting, at Factory Prices, addressed to ths
care OF FARBINdTON & HOWELL, s
Front street, Memphis, promptly filed. Presses
and Gearing put Gp, ard Gins repaired by a
skillful GinWright. q. W. TRUHEAET,
jyZS 3taw2m&w Agent Tor Daniel Pratt.
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DxssoLUTICys.
sisSOIutIOn of COparGnershIp.
MEMrH1s, september l, ls6s.

,o,., rtnersbip OF Webb, Mitchell s Go.
I t5fa dav dissolved by limitation of srtt-
- 80 aaresnoen+ Al persons indebted to
cleS OF ag g hnyina bnsis ess with tue same,
Iii ind our Junior pal+oer L. T. @e5o, with
ths hooks. at Price & TreaS ~eLts, 10, Dnlon
street, Lee Book. Either pa'tIsI - autnor-
800 IL use the nTm name IN settlement.
w. II WB<os
J.S MITCHELL.
san9 I'm /. I. WEBB.
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Trustees Sale.

TNpER and by virtue Of a Deed OF Trust eK-
u ec1Jed 10 ne by >. q. EveleJn, on Novem-
Der L4th, lrbJ, ana rsgigtered ia the Registers
Once Of shelby county, Hennsss ss, In Book
No. 81, pages Is and Is, I VIII, on
Tuesday, the z9sh dag If September, 1868,
atlI U'clOck am. on Second street, at thsS1uth-
east corner Ct Count S4uzre, in the city OF Mem
PMS state OF Tennessee, Ouer Tor sale, at pub
lie auction, and sell 70 the highest bidder for
casn, the following described real estate, situa-
and described as follows, wi Being parts OF
Lots Nos. 80 and -, en- John 5. ClaybrC0a's
plan or piOt OF subdivision If a ons hundred
acre tract 81 lana near Memphis, -bekiuulug on
the north side Of Henry -treet. at q stake ore
hundred ana seVeGty-dvs 30 feet east from
the southeast corner OF BelieVieW j. { No. 90.
B1encs BOrth parallel win the east boundary
line or sald Lot No. 81, zeSeu CHAINS TO a sia4e,
sNuth eighfy-tlue ussIess east one hundred
and seventy-hVe go fest from me uortGsaU
corner OF said lot No. Ct, there's south eigatT-
nine degrees east. eight 54-IC0 Is - i1Ej chains,
less 10 Ieet 10 the west side OF Post and Raj
avenue; LheDce sou-h seven 70 chains Win
west side OF Post and Raii avenue. 10 southeast
corner OF said lO1 Ne S. thsL C north So west
with north SIDE or Henry street eight % L0
u 5z-lbil ch1its Cess 10 lett 70 the beginning
corner, c lntl1Ding abo2t fOur acres
l VIII sell said land "a pay Lhe balance due on
the notes meullDneu Ia the gcsu Il tIusL. as
directed by tie beneficiary.
The eQalty OF redemption Is waived, ard the
THE is believed 70 be coed, bat ( shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
su59 64std 3. B. WADDELL, Trustee.
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attention. Militia,

WHIfE AND CoLoRED members of 4ba
laJe enrolled Militia DfqtrIet al w. n, :
nessee will please call upon the ~ ~ ~ ZEN
e ~ ne, earnest convenience at his oficS- a he
S sa 49, 70 make one more land, be beiisver =
a. ~ snOrt 70 obtain pay for servteas 1870
ne United States Government. Tithost notn
cost whatever TO the memberS "NAOet any
Madam Vincent Block, corner SearIi
6epl7 lW
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STATEMENT.
CEAMBER OF COMMERCE
AEAPHIs. September 10 lssE 4

By q private letter, We learn that the cotton
crop Of the feE3O and TaIlahatchfe river val
ley Is sunarng very severely nom the ravaRes
OF the worm. The writer, who dated his letter
from Waterfront, Mss, September 10Th. saws
that 1t will be impossible 70 make oy,r a
half crop.
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Commissioners sale.


DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chieot Circuit
- COutt On the Chancery size thereof, rem
oered al the December Term, Al. 1871. OF said
Ccult, IN a certain suit therein pending,
wherein RichardR 4. Sessions was cum 3laiuanE
and Waited Sessions was defendant. the UNDER
htzned. Commissioner, appointed os aaid Court,
Will sell. on Inc
First Monday CT January, AID, 1888,
It te-ng the An day OF January. 1859, on
public auction, 20 the hlgness bidder, for cash
in hand, all the land in said decree mentioned
AID described As follows, to-wit; Beginning
Two chai1G aud sLZty-lGVs INKS west OF the
southeast cnrner OF section Is IN township 10
s 2 Test, Al a stake, bearing trees maple.
marked WITT q cross - inches In diametsr +;
bears soGih 10 10Y west 20 links backberrv
marked win q cross IS inches in diameter
bears south sC'. east 50 links, u ence west on
township line Y Grains and IS Inks TO the
southwest corner Of section 50 end tins south
east corner OF section s. corner red OAK l8
inches in diameter, bearing north 40. west p
INKS thence north on section Line 20 chains
to stake in nslG thence west 30 chains 20 take
center OF section p; tnsnes north ~ chains to
nall mile corner or sections 70 ana = gem II
Inches in diameter, bearing north "a, west 10
inks thence east 81 chains and % links to a
mulberry post on bsnk OF Cid River Lake;
thence esDdering lake south 80, east s chains
and % links ID STAKE themes south So so. east
Il Chains 50 links 10 sake; thsDce south So,
east Il chains and % ink TO stake thence
south Sc, west leaving stake) 50 chains and 90
LINKS TO stake thence south 439 as,. east ~
chains to STAKE thencs sC1th 80 80, east 70
chains and 30 links to point Of Beginning, con-
tanning zine hundred 1900 acres Of land, being
Situate and lying in township Is, souEh, range
z west. Also the following lands to-W5t. West
part CT W. Of section W OF bayou pt
n " y OF section 3. + OF bayCu E fri I;SW
a seedoa 3; y w = s W 4 section 3; I
II, L 3 w VIZ 2 Ez section ST
II, 4 z W. sSst p section 8, i 10. s raw,
Also " y section .; NE frl.L OF same section;
Sc same section ana s y II. = section a, I
l6 s X 2 west, containing, with The 500 acres
above described, tWeDty.seven hundred l27OGi
acres more or less All OF the above described
land fronts on Lake Chicct, shout ~ miles
from LAKE Village, IN said couDEy OF Cbicot
and state of ArEansas, and the same will De
sold in block or in Quantities 10 suit pnr-
cEasers in order 10 carry oat said decree. his
Is one OF The most Vaiuable tracts Of land in
the south, about 1850 Scres OF which are in n
hign state Of cultivation. The improvement
are a fine Steam Gin IN good order, two good
Houses aod brick quarters, sufficient
to accommodates 100 ha1 DIS.
Sale viii Jake place A. u O'Clock a. on said
day. L. H. SFRINGHR.
commissioner.
MrCfpcinnati Weekly Enquirer COPY eight
weeks and send bill to his Office ANS
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TAILoRs.
MuRRAY & RIDcELY.
MERCHANT
81 Madison Street,
UAVE iust received their magnificent and
ii beautiful assortment OF
EALL AND WINTER GOODS,

The best and hancsomest ever brought to this
market. our friends sndthe public viii please
accent our thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore bestowed upon us. Hoping 10 merit
a conJinuanc OF the same in the fature, We In
vfts them al TO call and our stock.
We have engaged the services OF asjor J. H.
RIDDICK, formerly OF J. II. Waggener & Co.'s,
and he will be pleased 10 see and wait on his
numerous friends. sepl6 SIM
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TENNESSEE.

nR. RUSSELLS DISPENSARY AND IN
u FIRMARY, the largest and oldest tnstitu-
ton Of the KIND In the southwest, established
IN 1853, pleasantly located al Nos. 40 and AZ
ncrtn slde Of Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment and tie comforts OF a nome while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the od1ee or by letter, If desired. Or. RUSSELL
is acknowledged by al parties Interested 81
by far the LOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
N the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough anu permanent cures guaran-
tssd IN every case, male or female. Recent
cases Of GCNOERHEA and cured
IA q lew days, without the Use Of Mercury,
change OF diet, or hiEdrance nom business.
aECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last Yes1ge
ersdicated Without the use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss Of Semen stopped in q snort
time. Sufferers from ImpOtency or Lcss OF
Sexual Power restored TO nee VigOr IN q lev
weeks. Glset or GonOrrbea Of lOEg standing,
Etasn all internal remedies have failed, per-
mauently and speedily cured BY 3 new treat
n7eut. Victims OF SELF-ABUSE and excessive
Veuery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss of physical and mental power, speed
~ and permanently cured.
* AL consultations strictly confidential.
Cnr9nfc rheumatism, Neuralgia, G8ut, Pa
rsIygis, Deafness, ETC., trested by the aid OF
Electro Ecgnsttc Battery.
once hcars from 2 an. TO l pm, 4 nom
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, PeT1umery, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
worid do well to call at RUSSELLs DRUG
grDRE before purchasing elsewhere, No. A
North Court street, under the D~ispenssry.
ts27
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Notice Of RemovaI.

A TrWoODs& ANDERSON, Cotton Factors,
n General Produce and Commission Mer-
chants. have removed their business TO Nc. $50
Main street, between Union and Gayoso streets.
Memphis, september ], 1861, ssp5 I'm
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COTTON GINS
COTTOa GINS.

VSTE are theS Sole Agents FOR the sale Of these
" unrivallHG Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTSEss OF DRAFT, AS0 QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turBed out por day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference car Ce safely made &c
every planter who has given them a 4sr trial.
Where mule power is used, they m9ke a saving
OF from -one-quarter to oue-Jhird the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. Wea r also agents for
6FhAUB5 GkISP MILLS and WHEELER,
CLEMSON q COS CIRCULAR SAWS.
msCDEBa s. 10.
Dealers IN Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2& and SA Main Street.,
fyB dazgm Mesa9his. Tenn
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Dissolution.

~HE Firm of w. N. Eakln 4 Co. was dis
solyed by mutual consent on the l5th Au-
gust, 1888. Either party is authorized 70 setIe
fhe business of the ola arm.
Al persona indebted to the firm OF W. N.
Fakin & Co. are requested to come forward ana
settle without delay. The books and papers
will be found al the Underwriters Warehouse,
Garner OF Market and Promenade streets.
W. N. EAKIN.
A. CONNELL.
Memphis, September /, 1865.
The business viii be continued az the OLD
stand on Chickasaw street, by A. Connell ana
AZ, Council, IT., under the arm name OF A.
Council & Co.
Memphis, September ], 1855. ssp2t II
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The Convention has adopted the foIlowinq
rates for this year, which took eject sspiem-
Der 18th
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LOTTERY.
paScHALL HOUSE DRAINING

OF ST. LOUTEIsdISsOJ8
Drawing October s, 1855 Most
Positively.
FIVE HUNDRED PRIZES
Ualf MIIIion WoTth Of Properly
CERTIFICATES, IS 90 EACH.
THIS grand distribution OF vaiuable raaI es-
L tate property. under the management OF
some Of the most influential and rssrected CT
izens Of 1t. Louis, viii take place O1tOoer 5,
1853. without fail OF p-osapGnemenk.
list OF PRIZES:
LIST. PsschalI House Hotel, completely fur
niEhed. new bringing a rent OF $4,000 per
year, sad located IN the heart OF st Louis.
u. The residences n Capt. Dan Able, IN Mem
Phts, Tenn. one Of the most elegant In the
city. Value, $4,000.
souri,, located AZ Jefferson City, the Sts5s cap-
ttsI. ain sI3.e00.
4th 70 10th consist OF valuable residences and
business houses, located n -. Louis and val
ued at froza $4,000 TO $4,000 apiece. Theirs
4se OTREH PRIZES,
Consisting OF Money. Silver Table Sets. Planes,
sewing Machines etc, making a scheme OK
such tndueement never before gotten mp Ia thu
West.
Certificates to be secured in Memphis OF Mr..
r. s. Piummer, W H Passmore & Co., 2SG Sec
Ond street, and at the book and stationery IS
Enlistment Of GeoTgs PattisOn 4 Co., No. BIZ
Main street. Orders for certificates BY mall
viii be promptly attended 70 BY Patdson GCo
P.S. LANHAM. Manager.
W. 4. RHEA- General Aren't. fys
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