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DRUGS, ETC.
DEpGHsaTy, InfTmaFY and Drug Store,
Nos. Ao and a. North Court sa.,


MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
DR. RUESELLS DlBPENSAR1 AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest instibu-
ton of the klnd in the southwest, established
in 1859. pleasantly located at Nos. 40 ana A.
north side of Court Square, Memphis Snn.,l 10
open for the reception Of pat1ents DESIRING
treatment and the comforts or a nome Wnle
receiving the same. Patients also treated AZ
the office or by letter, II desired Dr.
is acknowledged by all parties interested as
by far The NOS SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaIAn-
teed in sVery case, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
Ia a few days, without the use Of Mercury
cnanse OF diet, or hlndrRnce nom business.
SECONDARY YPHILIS; the last vestige
aradicaUed without the use OF Mercury In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in q short
time. Sufferers from ImpOtency or LOSS Of
Sexual Power restored TO free vigor In a lew
weeks. elect or GonOrrhea OF long landing
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently ard speedily cured by new treat
Venery, suffering from 6PERMATORRHHA
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
E- Al consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, G0ut, Pa
ralygis, Deafness, etc., treated by the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
Office hours nom 9 am. to l pm, and rom
2 to 8 pm
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Perfumery, Toilet Articles etc,
would do well TO call at RUSSELL1S DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere. No. A.
North Court street., under tne D~ispenssry.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
MEMPHIS, September 1. fg6g.
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COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
w unriYalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTNEss OF DRAFT, n QUANTITY
OF LIN COTTON turaed out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made tc
every planter who has given them a iHir trial.
Where mule power il used, they make a saving
of from -one-QuRrter to one-LhiFd the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIs. We are also agents for
hTRAUB'S GRISr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR IA VS..
MeC0nRs & CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2h and sA Aain Street,
trl1 dnnarn ----- Aannnhla rarnn
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tuesday, the 2sth day OF september, 1sss.

at s'eloek am o. second street, at thssouth-
east corner OF Court square. In the city OF Mem-
phis, state OF Tennessee, Oner for sale, at pub
&c auction, and sell 70 the highest bidder for
cash. the following described real estate. sifua-
ted In Shelby county, Tennessse, designated
and described as fOiiows, tO-wit: Being parts OF
Lots Nos. s. and "a, en- John s. CIaybrook's
plan or plot Of subdivision Of a one hundred
acre tract OF land near Memphis, beginning on
the north side Of Henry street, at a stake oae
hundred and seventy five 100 feet esst from
the southeast corner of BeIfevieW LIT No. g,
thence north parallel with tns east boundary
line Of said Lot Nc. 81, seven chains 70 b take.
sLuth e~ighty-hine degrees east one hundred
and seYenty-nve Q15l feat from the northeast
corner Of said lot No. So, thence south eighty
nine degrees east. eight 5RIo0 Is 81 lou chains,
Iess 10 testl TO the west side or Post and Rail
avenue; thence south seven 70 chains with
west side of Post and Rail- avenue. 10 southeast
corner OF said LOS No -; thsncs north 81 west
with north SIDE Of Henry street eight &-lU0
% 62-l0o) chains Cess iTJ festl to the BEGINNING
coIEer, containing about four acres
/ will sell said land 10 pay the balances due on
the notes mentioned III the Ceed OF trust, as
directed by the beneficiary.
The equity OF redemption Is waived, and tina
title is believed TO be good, but 1 shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
au3D dSs ID B. 5. WADDELL. Trustee.
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BOOTS n o

we are now receiving our Fall Stock, and
w have a large and well assorted stock Of
sEASoNABLE GOODS, to which we invite the
attention of merchants.
aus dkw r MITCHELL.
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r SALES.
Trust sale.

nm THURSDAY, OCTOBER ], 16es, AT THE
" ball of the Chamber of Commerce. In Odd
Fellows Hail., Memphis, at Y O'Clock, / wiz sell
TO the highest bidder fol cash, lot n. in the
RagiRud subdivision, situated On east side OF
Ragland avenue, 90 feet font by 49, feet depth,
on Wnichi Is crested a comfortable Cottage. Ths
sale is made by virtue of q Trust Deed to ms
from J. W. Moore and Lsander Slaughter.
waived. Title perfect. but I sell
and convey only as Trustee.
aus JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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VIII be sold at public auction on WEDNES-
the ID day of next september.
There are about eco ACRES OF VALUABLE
AND MINERAL LAND attached
10 his property, and il situated 80 miles from
w. and Tenn. Railroad, in the county of Mont
gOmery, State Of Virginia The HOTEL and
Cabin accommodations are adequate for 4OU
nserly all OF which ara now occupied
visitors rom various parts Of the United
States, ate sting the properties OF that Vsluabls
water.
Any Information desired can be had by adj
j. b. Boeth. Baltimore, or q. A. Coll
hOun, Resident Partner. j. II. BOOT6s y
aus 8w cod NJ. BOOTH.
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BRAN-Dun sts2Os2 on levee, and S22az4i In
BUTTER-Market dull Choice Csc; good 20
BACON-Msrket gtesdier. Sales, eI-
on leyes az IIIgEasc; from stor s5 :
BAGGING-The demand - sl4c,
heavy, E%a28c: IpS IsalS}zc; Kentucky
factory an .ces nominsAy li9I7c for W X,
AE-FIni al 8gze for Bio; Java, az
CoRN-DulI At szlsSc on levee, and voc in
C0RNMEAL-Fresh at mill 81 g5g4 %; kiln.
dried Oh levee, s 50; in store, "a 5Oe4 ~
CHICEENS-Ths demand Is very good, and
prices are firm Young, S4g4 80; Old, 81 59d.
FRUiT-Fair demand for hand picked apples
Al 0g3p per biol dried apples, 597c; dried
FLoURSMarket Is quiet. supernue, IS Ja
:; \, S999 5i Xxx, slO9ll Xxx and fancy
HAYEChoice timothy s25in store lol bales
interiors sold on leves at SIS.
country, I74lsc, plain can
Vassed H9lscs su|g2r-cuIed canYsssed, 2042lc.
HIDE-Receipts light Dry flint, 2l0Z2c:
dry salt, l7@lsc; green salt, l09llc; green Sa9c.
LARD7Pness are weak Kegs, aL92lc f;
uNE-E1reka, g Is; Alabama, Cape and
NOLAosEs-Fair stock. Sugarbouse. e5ca
81 Porto Rico. GgSc; Syrups. z5c9sI IS
MISS PORK few lots OF Keokuk brands
sp1A ~ ANNEN a - fDAoUs EEkAAaE DEduQs, ~ -
go 5i prime mess, SIS; rump, S2.
58aJ0c.
oILs-Cosl OIL SsS42c; lard oil, 81 s3sI IS;
ONIoNS-Fair demand stS393 50 per brrrel
from wagons.
FOfATOES-Therei IS some shipping demand
g. .SsSO Per e1s5el Or 2 g per barrel in bulk
AZ 81 SOFAS so Tor TenneSses .
S4q4 50 for Kentucky.
prime TO choice Louisiana.
lSSleci lair. l49l5c Island. l2aal6c-
sALr-Stoek light, We duoGe prices tendino
uPwsrd-heid at 80 50q3 IS per barrel of ~ ~.
Z pnshel barrels, - 2994 50; Liverpool sax
coarse and fine, s. &a3 81
IAh-Ink kegs, per dozen, $ 759G.
only a small trade doing. va
demand from city mulers.
No. ], We % No. 2, 81 SSal 90; inferior, 81 a.
WHISkH-High wines are dull at 81 10 fraa
OF ooc IN bond: common whisky, SlGI 90: imi,
Iatlon Bourbon, e; BOURBON, g 5Oa&.
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BOOKS


EOR PIE CITY OF MEMPHIS ANDEvERY
Z County In the State OF Mississippi, TO sell
by subscription h new book entitled
life Of Jefferson Davis,
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C. W.
". ?. A C..
GRAY & -BARRADALL.
APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS,
NO. 2e4 Second street,

Vincent BLOCK, n. z. CORNER OF OourI'
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at
all hour. A large stock Of the best Drugs,
Medicines. Toilet Articles, Soaps, Perfumery,
etc constantly on hand. Doors open until
midnight every night, after which time the
night bell will be promptly responded to.
,-D= -
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PATENT
HEMORRHOIDS Or PILES

WHETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE
cent origin, Internal or external. whether
attended with PrOlapsus, Hemorrnage or OBJ
struetiOn, and all by
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
SPRINGS,

ONHTHIRD OF T5AT CELEBRATED
~ Properly known as the
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IL ABOUT THE WEST FOR sL-"Ths
a western Onartsrlyn-Wi1h Mans OF both
Stetes and u. s. Railroad Aap-exhioits the
GAINS ard advantages OF Missouri and Kansas,
FOR farming. fruit growing, stock-raising, min
ING. MISUNDERSTANDING, etc. Homes and Business
secured for colonies or individuals. Farms
and trscts Of land for sale In all parts OF the
nrtces. Send 81 for the l50-page book or red
sterp > for ctruular OF particulars and reiere5osss
Llbsral rates 30 clubs and agents. Aodresa
western Farm = lmmigranfon CompanyL%
SoRFh Sin Etrsst, 81. Louis, NO. sass
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Commissioner Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Chieot Cfrcuit
- Court on the Chancery size thereof, rem
dered At The December Term, AID, 1891. of said
CONT, In q certain suit therein pending.
wherein Richard K. Sessions was complainant
and Waiter ssssiOns was defendant, the UNDER
will sell. on ne
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Commissioner.
ESCineinnati Weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and send b Il 10 this once. auZ5
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Trustees Sale.

HINDER and by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust ex-
ecuted TO me by s. q. Eyeieth, on SoVem-
Der l4th, lr6l, and registered IN the Registers
Of1ce Of Shelby county. Tennessee, in Book
No. ~, pages Is an IzS, 1 Will, on
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H1IsCELLANEoUs.
cara.

Z ORLEANS, August II, 1858.
MbsSkS. MAYER, AARSHUETZ 4 co OF
N Asagnl are the only ones for whom L
They are authorized to sell Sy cigars 10 dealers
at factory prices.
au20 I'M GEOPCu Av~xzo
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Atreduced rates, can be procured at Company's
Once. 3Szk Main street, and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
IES Baggage Checked at Depotor by theM Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Phi
vate Residences, or on board boats, to al prtn-
ciDal points East and North.
SAM. B. JOKES, Superintendent.
Asa HTIT. Paaeanuar A cant .. fa2
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CoTToNsGINs.
Pratt's Southern Made Cotton Gin

THIS GIN is regarded by planters who ave
i used it, as the best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light draught Planters euIti-
waiting bottom lands are requested to anil
the EUREKA Gin at harrington & Howells, 2BS
Front street. It will pay for itself in ginning
hfIy bales. A. n. Gunnison, manufacturer Of
the Steel Comb Gin before the war but now q
planter, gives the following certificate
"MRMPaIS, TENN- January 81, IS0o.
" I take pleasure in recommending to plant
ers cultivating Cotton on bottom lands Of the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White and st. Francis
rivers, the Eureka Gin, made by Daniel Pratt,
of Alabama This Gin separates the bulls,
bolls, etc., from the Seed Cotton, makes a good
and is superior TO any other Gin for
bottom lands. l have used one myself on q
farn in Washington county, Miss, and 1t Ope-
rates well and glvss entire satisfaction in every
respect. A. N. GuNNIs0H."
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 50 Saw and Sum
Betting, at Factory Prices, addressed to the
care or HARRINGTON 4 HOWELL, ass
Front street, Memphis, promptly filed. Presses
and Gearing put up, snd Gins repaired by a
skillful GInWright. q. W. TRUHEART,
ty26 8faw2m&W Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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A Liberal Discount to Druggists
ana Dealers In Medicine.
TWE M0aT PAINFUL PfLES

This saiye viii keep in any climate for years
W, 3. W1GGS 4 CO., ProprietOrs,
s ,vai Memphis, Tenn.
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DEADfLY RELIEVED AND PERMANENT
X Iy cured, without physic, by
s~cheseneAIss GalvanAc Instrement,
Almost i-Bstantaneously and certainly, ana
GOOD for q lifetime also, vaginal and uterine
dfseases. II is not only an ingenious mechanic
csl device inySatsd but a valuable herapenElc
PRINCIPLE discovered. Private testimonials OF
efaoaoy ON hand. qhe patent BENG now
forward TO furnish them by express, orto Drug
80 Generally, and by Wholesale In any guam
3 y on short notice and with liberal dlsconnt,
III. " Factory IN Raleigh, Shelby eounty,Ienn
at y ~ SCHEVENELL q as
AGAR " ct Los Front street, Memphis fenn'
MALI
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
HEEPRR. September ]. 1873.


In the general market the week opens with
an increase of orders for supplies and better re-
ceipts Of cotton, while the weather has contin-
ued favorable for the growing crops. Picking
is actiyein Mississippi, and has commenced in
West Tennessee.
OF the 80 bales cotton received TODAY. q bales
We're OF the new crop.
The crop prospects are generally favorable
and a month OF hot, dry weather viii leave no
cause for complaint SO far as this vicinity is
concerned, Notwithstanding the appearance o.
the cotton worm in a great many localities.
Til money market is Inactive and easy. with
little doing in Exchange. and the supply mod
erstely in eX cess of the demand. Bankers
checking rates are A62S premium on leading
commercial points, The outside rate fayorfng
New York. Bills on New Dreams pass at the
banks al I-594 discount, and on New York al
par to i premium.
The coin market presented no changes OF in
terest Gold opened at 145, was lower al
loon, and closed a. 1875. Receipts we4s mea-
gre and in snail sums, which passed at I42
One lot sold at ia. Dealers still buy for export
as there is no local demand.
City Scrip was in fair demand for tax.pavers,
purposes, and dealers made quick sales al tic.
buying sn offered al 3szjc.
County scrip was steady at3 S54 buying. and
s. 10 selling.
For Police Scrip there is a brisk demand IN
account Of renewing licenses, and dealers are
eager buyers a. toc selling at soc. One or two
street transactions at 75c are reported.
The market for stocks n bonds was devoid
OF interest; ne offerings and no demand. Hol5-
srs are not pressed TO sell, and those who womb
buy are without The meaAs. We quote as fol.
lows:
Memphis bonds, 595lc; Memphis d Oh aries
ton Railroad stock, 531z954c; Mississippi & Ten
nessee bends, sc for Isl, and 83e for "a MORT
gage; do stock, Joe; Mississippi Central Rail
road bonds, 6oc for Ist, and 40s for "a MORTGAGE.
hS oi cotton to-day we're 80 bales, o.
&c = Daies were or the new crop. sales Of
Ley were two bales Strict MiddIing at SOC, ?
&c cdAng at sc, / bale Strict Low Mid
ulng az &c, and ! bale Good Ordinary at sc;
" ~ nale Good Ordinary at 24c, 1 bale Low
LuAhg at &c, and ? bales Middling at Z7Isc.
- statement EXHIBITS receipts OF cotton Tor
Inc commercial year.
~ liverpool market was steady to-day.
EOS bales atud for Uplands, ana IIhd
York cotton was quiet, and closed
sCeady al a12c for UpIandS.
receipts OF the new crop at New Orleans, 4s8
bales.
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Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS:
THROUGH TICKETS

4p.m. Train connect for Nashville, arriving
at 6:45 am.
The 400 pm connects for Cairo and 81. Louis,
arriving at st. Louis al 1880 D m. next daY.
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Ever discovered for that disease, and which
cures by outward application only, ana tnagln
lime to come, AS IN the past, IL viii stand the
test of trial without q failure, 20 perform All me
proprietors claim Tor 1t, II the dtrecuSns ara
"A Iarge un Der OF gsnfismen throughout the
country of high character and influence have
volnntarily aftestedt0 It's efficacy In their own
gases. NOT from hesrsay, and whose certificates
may Be seen by reference To the prbllcsitons.
The proprieiors Will forward TO any address
one bottle, postpaid, On receipt OF the retail
price, o. 90 per bottle. 4
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REMOVALS.
REM REMOVAL (!
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT
AuctiOneers& Real Estate Brokers

n, L. Corner Main and Jefferson -
IN announcing our new location, az above. We
Il beg leave TO return sincere thapka Tor
past patronage, and hope to have the pleasura
Of meeting all our old friends, and many new.
In the central and prominent position to which
we have removed. The A
Real Estate Agency Z
In all branches. viii, as heretofore, be a lead
ing feature Of our business, and, by long expe-
rfence and general acquaintance with the own
ers OF Real Estate, both In and out OF the cItr
we hope 70 make our ONCE a general resort Tor
the exchange OF title in city or country prop
erty.
Oar Rental Departments 7i
Confines under the efficient managementof
H. i. GU1ON, Esq who viii attend Promptly
to Collecting Rent, Paying Taxes, etc.
Public Sales of Merchandise
WIN also be q specially OF cur businssstu whlch
the central and consplf1ons situation of onr
Salssroom offers superior advantages 10 cor
stgnees, TO whom we viii make the Enostliberal
advances and terms on goods 20 be sold by
sS7 RoYErER, IRRELEVANT &co. !
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1868. FALL CAMPAIGN. 1868
BOOTS & SHOES.

HAVIRG thoroughly canvassed the shoe
IL Districts this summer, we are now able 10
offer tothe Trade just the Goods 70 suit the
people, at prices that will suit the people, at
prices that viii comp te favOrably with any
city this side of Boston.
Call and examine and you will buy your
Shoe Goods in Memphi, and save time ana ex-
pense. Respectfully,
= JUS. g. LEVzTT& 20,
au1I I'm ~ 80 Main Street
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DyasieL E&Elslt La, Aug. -. 1853.
The yeritable cotton caterpillar has app-ared
simultaneously Ga all the plantations IN this
vicinity. 50 far they have lone no great dam
age 70 the crops. On two or three Plantations
they have destroyed the blooms on the upper
portions OF the stalk, after Kidding the lea YES
IN detached patches about the fields. They are
not a. yet, in sufficient numbers to 10 much
damage, and the season Is 50 far advanced that
It's 70 be hoped the crop viii not Sustain q loss
Of more than one-thirC.
Inc corn and potatOe crop are fine, and most
OF The planters have succeeded IN saving their
FODDER, though there were frequent showers
dur1ngt the period OF gathering. p. A. N.
We are sorry 10 learn from several Of our
planters hat the army worm, as well as me
Doll worm, are lnJurlng the cotton clOp verv
much. We were told by one gentleman. VINO
pIants s9utn West Of tBis, that On a piece OF
creek bottom land on his plantation. bun few
leaves were left on the stalks-the army worm
having nearly entirely destroyed them. We
hear much complaint from d fferent portions
OF the country. The corn crop is doing t0lsra-
bic well, much better than was aptfcipated
-GTeeastOr0 lAluJ Beacon.
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RAILROAD.
EIeetiOn for Directors OF ths Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company. !

FrHE Stockholders In the Memphis and
Charleston Rsilr0ad Company are notified
that the annual election for Nine Directors OF
said Company viii be held ct the Offices OF the
Company in Memphis, Tennessee and Hunts
vile, Alabama, on
wednesday, September 1s, Isss,
be fore and n one day after said election
upon exhibiting their certificates OF stock 70
the conductor. - aA
GEO. ROBRRT5ON,
saH2l I'd Secretary and Treasurer
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Stack on hand to-day, Z m.

STOCK on nsnc to-day, Z m Il
The following regulations of the Houston
t1sAasl Board OF Cotton Factors we're adopted
al a meeting held In Houston on the 10th Of
August last:
= That an association to be called The
houston Board OF Cotton FACTORS" Is hereby
1880 sno the following regulations estab-
AsAeG loF us guidance
Res0LDed. That all Gotten shall be weighed
AAo sampled by Public Neighers, who shall be
ol-y sworn IN accordance with the provisions
o. The laws Of Texas in such case provided: and
SnaL t4eir certificate OF weight shall be the ba-
$50 the transaction
g. Res0lUed, That the commissions on con-
tsnl 81 OF cotton for sale in this market
4 Res0tUsa, That the brokerage for selling
colbCn N sIhls market, whether for the factor
Plodueer' shall be established at 50 cents
s. Hes1}Bsd, That the warehouse charges on !
tSeh bale Of cotton for weighing, sampIing and
storage, shall be 80 cents.
. Asotrsdr nothing contained in there |
Resolutions shall be in any way constrained 10 |
1LLeLs.S with Tie established right and privi- |
LeEs oI 4e producer or owner d1sposfng OF his /
oolsch himself, except that the sans shall be 4
weighed and sampled as previously set forth.
A. WHITAKER, Secretary.
h IAFLOR President.
Al. BURKE, Vice President.
Ine san Antonio Texas Herald OF the ed
inst says:
The continued hot and dry weather IS exceed
lngIy favorable to the maturing cotton crop;
rom NLlcn We near most encouraging &c
counts Though considerable damage has been
uoA5 ~ the worm IN Dewitt, Con Zales and L
some other counties, the prospect is that Wes-
tern Texas viii make double the amount OF
cotton she made last year. Agriculturaliy the
prospect IS certainly unusually promising.
The New Orleans Crescent Of Saturday says /
Receipts Of tie leading staple continue com
paraUyeiy Light, and As tbs offering supply is
euu OF too restricted a character TO attract
heavy or general buyers, operations from dsy
10 day disclose but little Increase. Prices also
continue unsettled under advices from Liver
poe and New YORK, and the market has ex-
hiDiied a net decline Of &c per pound sincs the
close OF our last weekly review, Friday even
the 2lst inst.
Ine Brownsville Texas Courier says cotton
mas TO be planted on the Rio Grands only once
IN three years. and can be picked every month
IN the year- cotton ErOWu on the Bio GIaude
year Was sold at Monterey and SaltilIO at
a POUND, specie, without having been
glnned The fiber Is Of good quality, long and
htrong, said 10 De fully equal, II not uperlOr to
Inc rest LOuisiana and Mississippi cotton. The
average yield is a bale 70 the acre. Mexican
labor l. easily procured for the cultivation Of
cotton.
The New Orleans Pieayune Of saturday has
The following:
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81 90 RrenlilI4la

EoR THE LARGEST EAR OF CORN DE-.
IL nvered 10
E P. BATES 4 co.
Commission MerchantG
Ssm No, 2s Front street.
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By Frank II. AlfrIend. OF Virginia.
Prizes IN eloth-----------s = ~ pr ccPy'
eaI.s-.-@ ..--.-----.s---.
For tarma and further particulars. address,
i. N. SAVkRY q CO.,
BALDWIN Lee County Miss, Gen. Agss9 lor
NE State OF Missiasippl and City OF Mem
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