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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
Half-past Two O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Dec. l0-S r. AZ.
Corr0S.-Recepts, :,s72 bales. The market continued
active, the demand being principally from exporters,
prices again advanced No. per closing steady and firm
quotations appended The sales comprised bales
including 1875 for export S5 speculation SAT spin
min 300 In transit. We quote -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-11
MorrelI st, q, 50 n 9 OF varct a. 2Sri0s ..
fresIdent Ct, g l52S H. Of Rochester av lSS8x-xl

norren st. v 50 n OF varet st. 2sxi0e ...... $500
Loo leo Sc aen !" hSsn OF Rochester av, lSSSx-xl
u1,on 8. Tss n Of Utica av isaslisos1iasI $3.50
Quincy ISIS OF Nosrand .v. scxioo $500
Sacxeu " and 4th as corner $50 10xlN $500
Sgonrney and Smith ats, corner 7bxl00 $1,000
i:;:. q BOND s sSS
rn ~ VS. gfts OF Ainslie s 2on7 5000
Sssn 81 a. sS ~ Of ssh ay $50
:t:s ss q. ii q 4 rs sss az, s
nsason av va, las Of nyfis ~ iSs
Portland 1856 OF Park av 25Ii6o sa0
Lots ~ 81, l0S 1902 heirs Martense. 72D
LEASES RECORDED IN BROOKLYN.
fulton o. Nos Hl and s73, upper floor, 3years, per -
TaAssFKRs ~ Essnx COUNTY, N. y.-NRwARK.
Frederick ss $40 from Market at, ssxly0 $50
MrRss. : rae rs property Sg.ss a. ,..n 'oo
rroyidence st waner's properly, 81 4 front. Low
North Broad st. vs. Hencn property, Sxl0, 1870
st 81, s. 10 Of I Bons o ~ ss. IL SO
BLoOMFlRLD.
lat It, Davis property klxl15. Observation-Disclosures. ESQ
co IsAssssHs \ ngpsoG eoUsgS J1rEsrr CITY
Erie 9, 10 Y OF South 81 ct, 25xl00 b00
Mercer st. az. 100 OF varck at 2l.sxlO0 ...... 1888
Mercer e. q ss Of Of y vsrSs q Ss
south "a st. . b26 n Of Jersey ls.axSl.3
South 30 st ss 100 Of Erie st a5xlOO l2oUO
s so,S "a "a a. T. y q Of Enc 3: sso
Lot 81 block 80 Van Worst farm. 25rl00 400
Webster av, lot H. city map 25xlO0 .....l46Oo
H0BoKrN-NoRrH HOBoKEN.
Main st. o. lots M 24s, block So 50xlO0. 900
jackson st. > lots L. H. block 6 Cossr estate bOx0o 200
Lewis St s, lots $40, ga. block No l, map North Hobo
o"' iAuo
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CORN-Reoeipts light. sales of los sacks
mixed on levee at sic; 70 SACKS white, al SOC
Held in store at e0c.
CHICKENS-Demand fair. Old, So young
EaGS-stock light with fair demand at 20
for fresh, in small packages ,.
FRUIT-Drled apples IN demand at S9'ci
FIoGR@MsrEet Is dull. superhne, 50 5o@
: Y, s999 So; Xxx, sl09ni xxx and nancy
HAY-Qulet at SIS % per ton
HAMS-Plain country, nominal, PLAIN can
vsssed. I7GISc; sugar-cuTed csnvsssedi A9zic.
HmEs-Receipts light Dry flint, Ag2c;
dry salt, E9lSc; green salt, lOgllc; green, ogsc.
LARD-Pncts unchanged. Kegs DS4e;
M@E-Eureka, 81 Is; Alabama, Cape and
St Louis, 81 76d2.
81: Porto Rico. 65gS5c; Syrups, 75c9sl Is.
MESS P~ORK-Regular brands $50; prime
mess, S27 509ZS; rump, SIS 5O92i
OAFS-The Tecelpts were light. Sales on
leves al 6S8s5c; 52Ic for I'D sacks was refused.
oTLsICoal oil, S5s4Oc; lard oil, 81 4Oel 70:
UNIoNs-Fair demand ats8sS so per barrel
from wagons.
at S2G8 per barrel in bulk. Sweet potatoes,
" 80 per bushel.
RSHEEP-A few Nc. received on the For.
syth. Held at S. 2097; choice Kentucky. S59
s; Tennessee, 81 5c@4 a to quality,
SUGAR-The stock on hand Is fair. We
quote prime 70 choice L7alsiana, 8 GiSci CON-
mon TO fair, lsGl6o; Island, l21z9l6c.
SALT-Stock light, We quote prices tending
upward-held at 50 seas IS per barrel OF go lbs
Z bushel barrels, s. 2la 50; Liverpool SAX,
coarse and fine, 50 259S3 i
TAR-In kegs, per dozen, s. 7596.
TOBACCOEM pounds leaf refuses sold to-day
at Sc. Medium admitted is worth lSc.
WHEAT-AcGve demand from city millers (;
No. l, S292 %; No. ?, 81 S59l 90; inferior, 81 4lg
1 90.
WHSKY-Msrket nrm with improved de-
msnd. High winey, 81 I5al Is sres; eOmmSn
whisky, SlGl .; imitation Bourbon, 81 SIC
l So; Bourbon, 81 S093.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCIAL AND C0MMERClAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.
MEMPHIS, September s. 1863. I

. AOS1H
There is much the same feeling existing in
our general markets as prevailed yesterday.
The It. Louis packet came In with q light
freight, and the quiet which reigns was onlv
broken by the filing OF orders which came in
by the White and st. Francis river packets.
Prices are well maintained in all things, and
are dkely to remain about as they are for an
other month. The coming hog crop has, asset,
not been estimated with any degree of sccura-
cy, but the impression prevails that the crop
will be large, while the southern demand will
not be IS great as usual and prices viii neces-
sarily weaken. This decline would have been
felt ere this, were it not that the disease pre-
vailing among Northern cattle has created a
demand for pork not usual at this season. The
-four market Is very quiet here, and prices are
as yet unsettled. Receipts are light from abovec
The demand being mostly supplied by our local
mills, at less rates than the mills OF st. Louis,
or in fact any others, can AFFORD to sell at.
Money matters remain in about the same
condition as at our last The demand for
money, though not by any means urgent, is
very fair, and so far as weesn learn, our banks
sre meeting all legitimate business calls hber-
ally. Rates are Irregular. Our discount houses
taking 81 6 per cent to 9 per cent per annum
OF short bills, while on the street l92 per cent.
per month are common rates.
Exchange is in active demand. We quote
Eastern buying st par and selling at 9 pre-
MUM, with occasional purchases at 4 pre-
A4I " < @A@- 49, = a CL4 ~ -
premium on ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincin-
nsti.
Gold opened and closed to-day In New York
at I4f3k. IL this market transactions were too
light TO merit notice. A few small lots were
taken at l439l42H for shipment. There is no
counter demand from outsiders but orders
could be filed at I43 aI44c.
The New York Stock Board quotations were
at noon to-day as follows: Old Tennessee
bonds, 67z new, 6sL SOS, coupons OF 81,
lS%i IA 1875; g. 81; 90, ud new issue, 81
81, 1854; IS, lose ;l0-40s, coupons, lC45s. Bends
dull.
The local stock market is quiet. Among the
sales we're $3.50, Memphis and Ohio railroad,
10 shares, at SG1sc $500 city bonds 5lc. There
is no especial demand for any kind OF securi-
ties, while the offerings OF city bonds are very
light indeed.
City Scrip Is quiet. Brokers offer all the way
from 7og75c Tor desirable lots, but we could
learn OF no sales. Holding al 76a7Sc by deal
ers.
County Warrants ere in some demand at 53a /
55c. Selling at 56a5sc.
Police Scrip is firm at 7a7Sc buying. Selling
at soc.
It Will be seen by the following that the hide
business OF Chicago has been increasing rap
idly within the past sixteen years. The hide
trade of Memphis should be an important one,
and would be SO IL our planters were to pay
sufficient attention to the preservation OF the
The table which we append shows the
rapid increase OF receipts and shipments in
Chicago for the time before mentioned:
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IRUS SALES.
Trust Sale.

ON THURSDAY, OATOBFR J., 1875. AT THE
" hall OF the Cnamber OF C0mmerce, In odd
Fellows dali, Memphis, 81 u O'Clock, 1 wiIi sell
10 the higne { btdder foI casa, lOt y, in the
Rag and subdivision, situated en- st side OF
Ragland avenue, " feet font by IS feet depth,
on witch Is erected q comfortable Cottage. The
sale IL made by virtue OF q Trust Iced to me
from !. W. Moore md LsanGes slaughter.
Redemption waved. little perfect, bu. 7 sell
and convey Only as Trustee
aus JOHN Z. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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D%iSDGIsaTy. IlfFnaTY and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and a. North ST.,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
| nR- RUSSELLS DI6PENSARY AND IN
Il PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest 1nstitu-
ton OF the KIND in the Southwest, established
in 1853, pleasantly located at Nos 40 ana a
north SIDE Of Court square, Memphis, Tenn Is
open for the reception Of patients desiring
J treatment and the comforts OF q home while
! receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office OF by letter, II desaed. Dr. RUSSELL
Is acknowledged by all parties Interested as
by far The most SUCCESSFUL PH16ICIAS
IN the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
tesd in every casS, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONORRHEA and cured
IA a few days, without the use Of Mercury,
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestige
eradicated without the use Of Mercury. In
ant loss Of semen stopped IN q short
time. Sufferers from lmpOtency or Loss Of
Sexual Power restored 70 free vigor in 8 few
weeks Gieet or Gonorrbes of long standjng,
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently and speedily cured by new treat
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and los of physical and mental power, speed
Ky and permanently cured.
So All consultations strictly confidential.
! Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, G0ut, Pa
rsiysis, Deafness, etc, treated By the aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery. -
once hours from 9 Am. to ] pm, and from
Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet Articles, ETC.,
would do well TO call at RUSSELLs DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. 4
North Court street, under the Dtspensary.
IENN
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Dissolution of CODsrtnerShin.

MEMPHIS, September 1, 1868.
THE c-opsrtnership OF Webb. NitobaII q m
i is this day dissolved by liniitstfon OF .rfJ.
cles OF agreement. All persona ipdebial d
tne hTm, or having BUSH ess with me sanna
VIII md oUr Junior partner, l. T. Webb VIZ,
the books. at Price & Trsadwel's. No. IS Int,n
st.5et Lee BLOCK. Either partner is sut or
lNed 20 uke the nrm name in settlement.
w. II WERR-
sep2 I'm l.. Il. WERI
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Pratt's Southern Made Cotton Gin

THIS GIN is regarded by planters who have
j. used 1t, as the best for sample picking the
seed clean and light draught- Planters oulti-
waiting bottom lands are requested to examine
the Eureka Gin al harrington & Howells, 2S
Front street. It viii pay for itself in ginning
hny bales. A. N. Gunnison, manufacturer OF
the Steel Comb Gin before the war but now q
planter, gives the following certificate
"MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 81, 1858.
81 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 hulls,
bolls, etc., from The Seed Cotton, makes a good
sample, and is superior to any other Gin for
bottom lands. / have used one myself on q
farm in Washington county Miss, and 1t ope-
rates wei and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect. A. n. GUNNISON."
Orders for Gins, from 40 20 80 Saws and Gum
Betting, at Factory Prices, addressed to the
care OF HARRINGTON & HOWELL, 26S
Front street, Memphis, promptly filled. Presses
and Gearing put up, and Gins repaired by q
skillful 9inwright. &. W. TRUHEART,
1y& Stsw2m&w Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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Tuesday, the 2s.h day Of September. 1SsS,

at1lS'elock Inn on Second street, at the 3uth-
east corner of Court Square, in the city OF Mem
phis, Stale OF fennaesSe, offer for sale, at puD-
lie auction, aud sell To the highest bidder for
csso, the following described real estate, situa-
ted IN Shelby cOdniy Tennessee. designated
and described az follows, 70 wit: Being parts OF
Lots Nos. 81 and 81, on John s.. ClaybrOok's
plan or p DC of subdivision Of n one hundred
acre trast OF lana hear Memphis, beginning on
The north sd OF Henry street, az a stake OBs
hundred and seventy five go feet eat from
the soutEea { corner OF BsileYiew / { No. S.;
thence norln parallel with the east boundary
line Of laid Lot No. IS, seven chains to a stake,
B. nth eighty Inc degrees east one hundred
and twenty-five (l75) fest from the northeast
Solner OF said lot No. IS, therce south eighty
nine degrees east, eight 3 1910 Is 81 I0) chains,
(iess us feetl 10 the west side OF Post and Rail
svenuei thence sou'h seven % chains with
west side Of Pot and Rail avenue, TO southeast
corner OF said lot No 50; iheLcs north S9o west
with north side OF Henry street eight 81 -lt0
q 52-i0sl onSiEs tiess us feet to the Beginning
corner, c1ntaining about four acres.
1 will sell said land 10 the balance due ON
the notes mentioned in the Ceed OF trCst, ~
directed by the beneficiary.
The equity OF redemption Is waived, and the
title Is believed 20 be good, bat ! shall sell and
auG a ii B. I. WADDELL. Trustee.
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CHAhBER or COMMERCE.
HHAnUVg AgnN1.aklw ( ganu


APPL8s-There is some demand for ship
ment atszS2 50 per Dbl In bulk, bat dfied Z uits
are PREFERRED.
BAN-Stoek fair. Sales Of IS sacks on lsyee
at SCI. Held at S231s4 In store.
BUTrER-Choice ~ in demand al 32as5c:
common dull and Irregular.
BAOON-The market is quiet. Sales Of reSu.
lar city packed clear sides were reported at I7Lc
on leYee and l7Xo from store. Hold At Igc IN
aJObbing way, shoulders firm at ISs<alsc.
BAGGLNG-rhere Is a lair dsmaId. We
quete Todd's, lSc; Heavy kentucky, 2La2sc:
india, 269Gc.
cREE5EzMarket dull and nominal. Fac
tory, lsh951sc.
.coFFkE-Stock fair and prices steady. Rio,
fSCze java, aga.
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BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

2d-ThrOugh cur large capital We are
enabled to BUY FOB CASH, thereby
can buy closer than those buying on
credit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-09

FINDER and by virtue OF q Deed Of Trust az
u ecuted TO NE by s. Z. Eveleth, on Novsm-
Der 18th, 1891, and registered in the REGISTERS
once Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
No. 81, pages Is aud La, I Will, on
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TO NICHOLSON TAXPAYERS.

rHEowners ofmany thousand feet of prOperty
taxed h wing already organized and agreed
on their plan of defense, ali others who desire to
be defended in their cases can unite with those
already combined by signing their names and
complying with the terms agreed on. They can
do so any tins before the ist CT October by
calling at the Ledger ofice betw cen the hours
OF Q and 10 am. BY order Of the Association.
F. A. TYLER,
f K. GRACE,
COLEMAN BOYD,
W L.. STEWART,
WIN FARRI5,
ees sw Executive Committee,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-09
Ernst MOnday Of January, 40. 1see,

It being the 4th day of January, 1859, on
the premises, in Eald county Of ChicOt, at
in hand, ali the land in tald decree mentioned
and described rs follows, to-wit: Beginning
two chains and sixty-nvs links west Of the
southeast corner OF section IS in township Is
s 2 west, At a stake, bearing trees maple,
marked With a cross - inches in diameter I;
bear south 10 SV west 40 inks hackbery
marked with a cross Is inches in diameter:
bears south 10o. east IS links thence west on
township line n chains and IS links TO the
southwest corner OF section IS snd the south
east corner Of section 81 corner red oak Is
inches IN diameter, bearing north 54o, west .
links thence north on section Inns 10 chains
20 stake In held thence west 40 chains 20 stake
center of Eection .; thence north 20 chains 70
half mile carner of sections 20 and g gum Is
inches in diameter, bearing north 81, west 60
links thence east 81 chains and IS inks to q
mulberry post on bank of Cid River Lake (:
thsnee meandering Lake south So, east 8 chains
"a chains 50 links TO sake; thence south So.
esst IA chains and 20 links 10 stake thence
south 62S, west Qeaving stske} IS chains and 60
Inks 70 stake thence south Eo S%t, east 80.
chains to take; thence south s6o So, east IS
chains and 50 Ink to point OF beginning, con-
tanning nine hundred $500 acres Of land, being
2 west- Also the foilowinglan6s to-wit West
part OF y y OF section 8 w OF bsyou L pit.
y y Of section 8 / Of bayou ri A;sW
u, 8 r 3 " u secLion 2; EH section !, I
Il, X 2 W east = section IS, 7 ls. 5 R2 ".
Also W y section q; N e fri.H Of same section
Z same section and S y III. 4 section a, I
10 s 2 west, containing, with the SEQ acres
above described, t~wenty-seyen Hundred tseol
land fronts on Lake Chicot, shout ~ miles
from Lake Village. in said count OF Chicot
and State of Arkansas. and the same viii be
sold in block OF In quantities to suit pur-
chaeerx In ordsr TO carry out said decree. This
in one of the most valuable tracts OF land il
the South. about 1850 acres of which are In =
higd siate OF cultivation. The improvements
are a hne Steam Gin in good order, two good
Dwelling Houses and brick quarters, sufficient
to accommodate lO0 hands.
Sale wiz take place at 12 o'clock M on said
day. L Il SPRINGER
Commissioner.
Hz-Cipeinnati weekly Enquirer copy eight
weeks and send iii to this ofRce, au& '
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Cotton was steady at the opening to-day IN
Liverpool, with Uplands, ls<d; Orleans, I'D
and at room was dull, with Up!ands, b5sd Oh
uans, lOHa; closing duh and unchanged, with
sales OF 500 bales.
In New York at the opening cotton was dull
and nominal, aud at noon was weak; Up
lands, &c. Prices declined as the day ad-
Vanced, and al pm. the demand was mod
crate Low Aiddlings, 2Zc; Mlddlings, 2S3Ic;
Orleans, &hc; Good MidaIinEs, SIC. At the
close there was no change.
We did not learn OF any transactions in this
market, though we heard mat an order or two
has been received. Until, however, the re-
esipts become larger we may look for no sales
worthy Of mention. An occasional bale
changes hands al about New York rates, or 30
near IL that the cost of shipment will more
than cover the difference in price, and II Our
cotton buyers continue as they have begun,
this VIII be a better cotton market than evep
that OF New York.
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Dissolution.

THE Firm of W. N. Eakln a 20 "A.
i solved By mutual coDssRt Oy, the ~ AZ.
gust, 1888. Either party Is autl, ortzad , -
The buBinesE of the old frm. ]estie
All persons indebted 90 ina erm n, w ~
settle without delay. TIE bonrs 90 80
will be found at tine UDIervTffers, We Papea
conner or Market and rromenade straS - "Sei
W. N. EAKIN.
Memphis, September !, 1885.
me business viii be continued at the old
stand on Chickasaw street, by A ConpeII and
d. Cornell, Jr, under the nrua nams Of A
COnnsl q Co. Va a.
nenPns, september l. 1855. sep2 II
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COTTON GINS.
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are fhe Sole Agents for the sale OF these
w unrivRlled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTNESs OF DRAFT, AND UANTIT
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made tc
every planter who has given them q fair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
OF from one-Quarter TO One-Lhird the draft
OVER ANY THE GIN. We are also agents for
STRAUSS GRIST MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR AVIS.
MeCOMRS a 20.
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2M and S4 Main Street,
twill dauRm Mamphfu Tenn
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Commissioner Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the ChIcot Circuit
ID Court on the Chsncery siGe thereof, rem
dered at the December Term, AID, lSo5. OF said
wherein Richard K. Sessions was complainant
and Waiter Sessions was defendant, the UNDER
will sell, on the
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CT TIES
lis BY. THE
Memphis 4 Louisville 3. 3. Line.
Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS,

pm Train connects for Nashville, arriving
at 6:35 am.
The 4:O6 pm eonnects for Cairo and ct. Louis,
arriving at St Louis at 1880 p M. next dav.
THOUGH TICKETS
Atreduced rates, can be procured at Company's
Once, 2S7H Main street, and at Depot, head of
Main street.
RS- Baggage Checked at Dspotor by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company st Hotels, Pr-
vate Residences, or on board bosts, to all prin-
cipsl points East and North.
SAN. B. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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PETR0 OIL.
Petro Petrol Petro

II he TennesFee Petro oil Comrarr 4. In,
Il alive at their new stand. S Hseh
2S4 Main Street, Opposite C.nv R,uS.
We morn the pnblicin general 10 come for.
our Lamps, Burners and general I1smn S9o.n
We sre mannisoturers OF The +" aangins Ro"F';
wholesale ana retail. Merchan5s wiz ddLiSsleS,
20 examine cur stock. "" Uo Wen
sesln RosENBAUM q BROS.
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Rates via NORFOLK have been greatly re-
duced, and are as follows:

TO MEMPHIS, II 100 PoUNps.
From Ist Class. I'd Glass Sd Class. 4th Glass,
ssS 9oTk-i g g 81 g SIG g
B Ba5tnnslRh IA. / / q Is Ia IS
All Rail rates from New York to Memphis
havethis day been reduced to following figures
First Glass, per leo IL
Second Glass, per 100 lbs $685.. .....-.--......- ! 81
Third Glass, per 100 1 Is
Fourth Glass, per 100 l %
This route having the SHORTEST LINE, is
determined TO transport Freights TO and
FhOM Memphis at as low rates, or lower, than
any other line.
CLAIMS for LOSS and DAMAGE promptly
adjusted. :.
For Bills of Lading OF Information, call on
@. SAWYER, 2S Main street, or A. J. LOWE
Agent at Depot. w ]. Ross,
GenT supt NJ. and c. Railroad.
o c. LOPEZ. Gen4Frt Ag't. sep2
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE Law hrm OF Haynes, STOCKTON 4 Har,
has this day expired by liInitatfon, Thev
VIII occupy their cid Offices at No. q Madison
Etreet-B. Newton Hart the mont ana ToyDas
q Stockton the rear office.
u. NEWTON HART.
Memphis, August 81, 1858 senI =.
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ANY HlRkET on This CONTINENT.

S% People should not listen to the base fabri-
cations of Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drummers, that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
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q
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
the firm style Of ALBERT PIKE d co. Is
this day dissolved. Messrs. AINsLEE, KEAT-
a co. succeeding to the business, as Pub
fishers and ProPrietors OF Daily andWeekIy
APPEAL, are authorized to collect all outstand-
ing accounts due the late nrH, and settle all
their liabilities. ALBERT PIKE.
August q, 1858. Eel lwl J. 5. c. HOGAN.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-18
Resslusiens ON the Death 81 Albert
Clarke.

The following wore unanimous
" adopted By indie pendence Lodge, No. l42,
IO.O.F., a, its regular meeting, on the
lith inst.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great Mas,
ter. in His all,wise Providence, to remove
from our midst to the Great Encampment
above. our much beloved and highly cher.
ished and esteemed Brother, Albert Clarke.
With whom our associations as members OF
one great Brotherhood, have been broken
Therefore by the members Of the Indepen>
dence Lodge, OF l. o. o. F., No. l42,
Be it Resolred. That rs Lodge, we have
been bereft Of brother whose honesty OF
purpose, purity Of life, manly and courteous
department, chaste and virtuous example,
ne well worthy the emulation Of all good
Qai Fellows.
Aesoired. Asthe lifeless form ofour deceas>
es BROTHER is an emblem Of what sce may
soon become, tconiessisg our dependence
on Almighty God "who doeth all things
wel'') we pledge ourselves to cultivate the
virtues and cherish the principles peculiar
to our order.
Rcsolred. That this Lodge tenders TO the
bereayed family Of our deceased brother, its
warmest sympathy for their great affection
in the loss Of an affectionate husband and
father.
Resolred, That our Lodge room be dress>
ed in mourning for the space of thirty days.
that copy of these resolutions be published
in each Of the city papers-and that q copy
Of the same be presented to his deeply adi'c>
ted and distressed family.
y. d. HoLpRInGE,
J. S. WOODWARD,
O. NJ. POM,