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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

ing in public, he concluded to lecture
awhile, and outarow his embarrassment
IN speaking to an audience, before enter
ing the profession of law. He lectured
in opposition to spiritualism some -four
years, having chosen that for his subject
it being at that time the most popular.
Through the influence of a medium, and
by Witnessing tests, he became a spirit
ualist. This untitled him for the profes-
sion of law, 80 that he finally took the field
as an advocate of spiritualism. lie at
times lectured upon other subjects, that OF
temperance, woman's rights, ETC. MIR
Miller is q deep thinker, a sound reason
er, and always interests his audience, let
the subject be what it will. His lectures
nave been well attended here, but there
are many who are SO prejudiced that they
would not go and hear him. Although
not a believer ourself in the so-called sPir-
itual philosophy, we are ever ready and
willing to hear what might be said upon
every snhject, and Judge for ourself what
is true. j. c. W.
WEYBRIDGE-Wm. Merritt, of Wey-
bridge, was arraigned for theft, on Tues
day, before Justice \. ID. Hayward, and
fined 81 90 and costs, amounting in all
to S10.97.
&C. C. Dana, of Weybridge, was
brought before Justice Hayward the same
day, upon charge OF assault, and fined
one dollar aud costs, amounting in all to
S7S7.
Seventeen persons have joined the
Methodist church nine the Wesleyan !;
and one the Congrega tional church, az "a
result of the recent revival in Wey-
bridge.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

MAI. ROUTE VIA LEBANON SPRINGS
RAILRoAp.-B BY letter from the Post
Office Department, the Postmaster of
Bennington nas been Informed that the
!" 2 NJ General has ordered that con-
tract be made with the Lebanon Springs
Railroad Company To carry the mails
from Chatham Corners To Bennington,
and back, 6 times week, from July l.,
1857, to June 30, 1873"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

ILLINOIS the farmers in Illinois are
busy with their harvesting; the yield will
be more than an average, and the quality
better than usual Immense quantities Of
mowers and harvcsters have been sold, and
many more could have been disposed of
had the supply been sufficient.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

BEA.I.L G9t, Pratt \ Wright's
evha H., E.tiahiua goods 'ore a.
nr le'ero entered, Monday night:
ly breaking 'hr u-h the gll~> door and
about $1,000 worth d coats and cs~,i-
mcre- token, filing two ru,k-, which
wcro ll-o taken from the store The bur
glary was discovered at IN early hour,
Tuesday morning. and immediate pursuit
given. The thieves were traced across
lIinsiale bridge by scattered clothing in
the road, and there are strong hopes OF
recovering the goods.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

MORE BEARs.-Gideon Cotton and
John G. Allard killed bear in Sherburne
June Both, caught in a steel trap.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

SCARCITY or SEED.-The people liy-
ing near the valley Of the Ottawa are in
great need Of seed, and agent have been
appointed to 90 through the Dominion to
purchase, especially oats Hay there is
$40 per ton, and straw $50. Grain for
freight is 50 scarce that ships were leaving
to complete their cargoes at Quebec with
timhar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

ACCIDENT AT EasEX.-Nc learn from
the Free Press that on Saturday last, as
Miss Gri-aoli aud two daughters Of Mr.
il. y Trtcy, Of Essex, were taking their
morning ride, Whom pa,sing!thc Congrega-
tigual church at Essex Centre, The horse
was suddenly attacked with the blind
s'ag4,r-, as IL supposed, and whirliug
swiftly around started off into furious
run Passing the church, barely cscapiu
being thrown against the steps the horse
dashed ou in zi4ztg course, in the lircc-
ton Of the Hotel, just cast of which he
brought up between maple tree and the
fence, knocking down the fence and re-
leasing him Elf from the wagon, whom he
ran oil into IN adjoining lot whirlcd
round in great .ouy and threw himself
down apparently dead. Meanwhile the
eldest daughter was thrown by the con
cuss;ou partly upon the horses back, but
fortunately was only slightly injured
The youngest daughter received only
slight confusion on the upper lip. Miss
Gfswo'l was thrown partly under the
horse, but was saved from being trampl-
ed on by the efforts Of Mr.. FELTON, and
Mr.. Lalu In the fearful leap from the
wagon har aae was wr,nched from her
foot II being caught il the dash iran, and
htr .u la was badly spraired, though no
bones were broken or dislocatel.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

STRiwEEERMs.- We are under special
Obligations Is Jones Wilder, Esq, Of Ru-
pert, for q lot Of delicious strawberrie-,
grown in his garden. They are of the
largest and finest variety that NO have
vet seen. On Wednesday evening last
Mr.. Wilder picked bpshel of them from
his vines, and they are now offered for
sale at the store of John Landon in Bee
Hive Block. Those desiring them can
find no better or more delicious berry in
market. Go and look at them, even if
you do not wish to purchase.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-08

PHOTOGRAPH ROoMs.-We had the
pleasure, yesterday afternoon, Of visiting
the photograph gallery of James Q. Mer-
rel, in Claril's Block, on Merchants Row
We found his rooms greatly improved,
having so enlarged the skylight as to r.
ceiye double the amount Of light received
under his former arrangement, making
his facilities superior, probably, to any
gallery in Vermont, giving the room q
pleasing appearance, and enabling him
to take pictures from any point Of the
room. Mr. Merrill has been established
in Rutland for nearly ten years, and en-
joys reputation of being among the fin
est artists in tais section Of New Eng
land. His improvements Will afford adj
ditional Advantages for tie taking # pie
lures with finer effect, ana in every va
riety OF Shade C4ll in and ttle look
1T his improved Gallery Of Art His
experience ul faoilitie- cosamaut HIM
to the liberal p.traos1e # tho u4an.a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-19

@iF3H42sE $3.50 t6a w SIS f#at.& Hts'
G21a2t9 ilH6tlaII I5a2 49, tb91aE
..a9aE E @83
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.S&ilp 3um @olonen Cite
fel.-Das alte befannte @Gub u. @tiefel &C.
iddft oes 5errn @9liet 1T felt &ur3em beteutenb
persrDBert worben. Das 5auptseI9afslotal lit
Der @de Der 3. u. Minnelpta 3 = TRACE. Oeinem
friberen Qofal iards seseniterl, unb Gin ;3peig>
gel9aft 1T an Der Gde btr 4 H.. Waba1bap Grid,
tet. Sn beipen Sotalen 6nbet man bic srSBteglu5-
ipabl pom @@uten unb St.efeln, Caters, Rineer-
11uben &c. 6err Sali t %pcrfauft in ,pielen beipen
@siddftslutalen niGt nur tas Wobernite fir ben
biaiafen prsis iunoern f~abricirt aud auf @e.lan-
aen iepe Gu6bsfleioun9 bic man nur perlaneen
naa. Der eeebrte 3eler bsr i'm Beerife III, ii1
1eue 6u6befleipuns an3ulaaHen, tptrb tpobltbun
bel ibm ser3ulpre9en er wire oanu fnben bab oas
pDu uns @slaste ni4t mebr IL, ais eem @tldafts
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&erlQnQt.

8erlan9t nirb bel Megurby unt 8idel, 1T
ct. Deter Mtnn, etn gutter beuti&ergrdders Bidder. Derlelbe
unu6 fem Gefddft turd unb burd perneben, unb aae 6prten
grdders baden i6nnen. gtnem fo1aea tptrb gutter 2ebu unb
bauernee Bei8dft,suns sef@est.
- Mn3tigen 1T bieler @palte unter ben Hubrt-
ten ugerlanet", r@eiuat", v3u gerrenten" uub m3u Ser.
saufen" perbsn fiji s Gents BE Belle, jebe Suferttuu. III Dor
ausbesabluue aufeensm,nea. - 80,
@trIa st-Da6 MQt bic 5auier 3u serren-
ten eber ~ periaufen taben. pber Rue&te, U9dsbe &c. brau&en,
e In bte{sr &palte btfannt MAIDEN.
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&erlQuffl1.

@erIaufen.-Gine i@mar.e Sub, NIT einent
tebsn 9leden an, Baud. Zen 8oroerfu6en une cd oans, I'M
sea Dienfas pun, Siase ses unttr..i@ nettn. gDer Ot.is!b.
erbdlt cine Beletnune BON $500 ,nb ,per
glaaridt bariter ertbeilt erbdlt elite Belpbnuue uno ST.
Sobn Seis. s. @tra5e, ueben @&netser @duars's BUD
tore. ;;
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5aus unb Got ~ pertaufen.- Das
,dSn eeleeen, @arten 1T l45n %auseeltst uno aneepAan3t.
WaHeS In, 9aufe. Got so bet TAO. 81 efrasen auf rem
Ylase, SO. 10, Gpnwap Ctr, jpet 8Iof NET bon Dart ploee
5ptel.
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3u D&rfQuffn*

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unter AuIhar, NIT etnsn. 8rauae 9aut unb .s&mteitpp an er
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gu 1~ertauftn fir $1,000 Cine 0arra
Ndtr unter Gultur. 80 Nder eutes 5e1llanb, elm breiit5dises
Webntaus tn sutsn 3uaanee: sroee folit eebaute @3eu'r,
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S7HFF 800 100 90 H@@ lats ~ :
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-01
Stocks are dull and heavy, closing with
3 tendency to a further decline:
COTTON.

The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was dull, with Uplands, lS1zdi Or
leans, l3E@l3Ed; and closed dull and
unchanged. Sales, 5000 bales.
The New York market at the opening
was firm, with light offerings Ordinary,
soh.c: Good Ordinary, S2IoI Low Mid
dlings, 94c; Middlngs, 25c; Good Aiid-
dlings. Ssc: and closed hrm on spot, but
weak for future delivery. Sales to spin
ners, CO. bales; spectators, 81 bales.
Sales for future delivery on a basis ofLow
Middlings, were as follows: 600, Decem-
Der, 26Kc; 800, January, 26%c.
The shipments from Bombay to Liver
pool since last report to the 9th, were
1900 bales, and heavy arrivals are an
nounced at the latter port.
Our market exhibits a coed deal Of In
curry, bat sales are small. Among them
we're s bales Middlings at 32Ac, 3 Strict
Aiddlsngs at 23Ac, the latter We're Of the
new crop. It viii be seen that we enter
the new year with an increase in stock on
hand over the year 1852 Of AZ balesI but
much of it Is new cOttOn-the receipts OF
new to this time being fully double what
they were at the same time last year. We
cuota a. f04loWs.
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prices are some better. Choice, in tubs or
buckets, is selling at 3O@S2c.
The demand for BAGGINe grows larger
daily, and prices are firm. W. quote
Greenleaf 25KG26c; Ply. Ky. 24925c;
heavy fax 2iG25c; TOdd's light hand
made la62Oc.
There is only a light iobbing demand
for Provisions, and the market
j. rather inclined to weakness,
We quote: Mess Pork S35@35 90; Clear
Sides 19x@2Oc in lots, 20h@2hc in a
small way; Shoulders l6K@l7c.
Country meats are l@lHe under city
packed. 5. c. Canvassed Hams "a
to 25c; Breakfast Bacon q to &c. Lard in
tieroes % to 20Kc; key 2IH to22Hc; cad
dies22K TO 23c.
There is no change in COFFEE. The
demand is good and prices steady. Infe-
rior to choice Rio Iec to BIC; Java IS to
3sc.
There is a good local demand for Pro
DUCE, and fair receipts by wagon. POta-
toes, 81 per barrel; Onions, 81 per barrel;
Cabbage, SeGlO per 100.
FEED is not much changed since yester-
day. Receipts are very light. A few
sacks Corn sold on levee at Sc; held at
9Oc in store. Oats are quiet. A sale last
evening occurred at Gle on levee; held at
Csc in store. Bran, SIG, in lots. Hay, $40
@23, as to quality.
The FLOUR market is dull. We
hear Of sales in small lots only.
Low supers, s. to s. so; Good do. s. 70 to
So X, IS Is to S. so; Xxx, 81 to 81 5oi
Xxx and Fancy, IS to $40 so.
The supply for CoRNMEAL is about
equal to the demand. Fresh, at mills,
81 p, and from store, 81 50. Kindred,
in lots, 81 65; in a small way, 81 9o@5.
A few packages Of EGGs came in and
we're closed out at 28@25c per dozen, as to
condition.
HIDES are steady and receipts light.
We quote Green, 9 to eHc; green salt,
10 to IOKci dry salt, Il TO IKE; dry
flint, dc.
IRON TIES are firm at : to Sc.
In LIME there is no change, with very
fair demand. Alabama 3 to 2 25;
Utica 81 70 tO2. Cape 81 90 to 2 p. Ohio
river 81 40 to 81 so.
There is an active damard for POULTRY
and market bare. Young and old sell at
S566 p per dozen.
In RICE there is only a small trade do
ing. 1ouisians 81 to &c; South Carolina
10 to 1Okc.
SUGARS and MoLAssEs are in fair de-
mand with stock good. Louisiana I2H to
I5Hc; yellow clarified Is to l6Kc; white do
I6K to lie; A, I6K to lie; hards TX to
Isc. MoLAssEs remains steady.
Keg TAR firm at s. IS to s. 50 perdozen.
In SALT there Is no change. The stock
Is ample and demand steady. Large dairy
(seven bushsl barrels} q so to 4 75i mail
dairy five bushel barrels) So so to g Is;
large common (seven bushel bbls.) 50 80
to 3 so; small common Is bUsbel bbls,)
81 50 to 2 rs.
The TOBACCO market IS fairly active and
prices are advancing. Stocks are light.
The stock yards are moderately well
supplied with BEEF CATTLE, and prices
are steady. Western beeves are held at 5
TO Sc gross; Texas S28 to Is per head.
Sheep scarce st 81 to S. per head. Hogs
duh at TIC to Sc gross.
There is but little WHEAT coming in and
prices are steady. No. l white 81 IS
to 1 40; No. l red 81 2Oto l S5; No. 2, 81 %
to l Is. Rejected, 80 to 81 10.
WHISKY Is again tending downwsrds.
Highwines, 81 l7h9I %; Common Rec
tiled S5cTS %. Proof RPrtifed. 81 BOA
l 40.
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Notice.

THE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
Il thoriZed the DeSoto Insurance and Trust
Company 10 change its business to a banking
business, under the name of the E" Union and
Planters Bank Of Memphis, noticeiB hereby
given that the Board Of Directors have or
dered books to be opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No.
l6 Medison street, on the LIST Of July next, and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be soone subscribed.
WIN. Nj. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
MpmDhfS JuOe y 1919 ie23
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FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, August 81, 1859.

MEMPHIS, August 81, 1859. !
The Comptroller of Currency has pre-
pared a circular to the Cashiers of the
national banks requesting a detailed
statement OF the items of which their coin
or specie accounts is composed. The in
formation is desired for general or stats
teal purposes, and not with any reference
TO the condition of banks: in this respect
she statement is required from the morn
ing of September 9.
The designs for the new five, ten, TWEEN
" and nifty dollar legal tender notes have
not been determined upon.
In England some years ago the inhu-
ence of the banking interest in he House
Of Commons was sufficient TO obtain the
passing of a law declaring bankers exempt
from liability for paying a check TO order
bearing a forged endorsement, and so the
law stands in that country to-day.
There was no material change in our
local finances to-day. The demand for
scrips and Warrants is wholly from deal
e-s, and offerings are light. Stocks and
Bonds are nominal. There is something
Of 8 panic in Memphis and Charleston
Stock, and large amount Of it are upon
the market at 44@Ake. This Stock was
6rm but a short time g at 52E953c.
Money is close and in active demand at
the regular bank rates, but only well
known names can affect an aceommOda-
ton. Exchange is in fair supply and de-
msnd, with rates unchanged.
Gold has been steady for some days,
Dealers buy all offered. We quote as fol-
lpuss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Regular Habit Of Body is Absolutely

A Regular Habit Of Body is Absolutely
essential to physical health and c~learness OF
intellect. Nor is this ali. Beauty OF person
cannot co-exlst with an unnatural condition
Of the bowels. A free passage Of the refuse
matter Of the system through these natural
waste pipes, Is a8 necessary to the purity OF
the body as the free passage of the onal OF q
city through its sewers is necessary to the
health OF its Inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause of most of
the diseases Of the ~dischafging organs, and
one of its most common results is COSsFfPA-
TIoS. This complaint, besides being danger
Gus IN Itself, has many dtsagreeabie. con-
cOmftants-Such as an unpleasant breath, n
saliow skin, contaminated blood and bile,
h~emorrhoidS headache, loss Of memory and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BITTERs remove
all these evils by removing their immediate
cause in the digestive organs, and regulating
the action of the in~testines. The combl-
nation Of properties in this celebrated prepa-
ration is one Of its chief merits. IL Is not
merely a stimulant, or a tonic, or an anti
bilious agent, or a neryine, or a blood depu-
rent, or a eathartic, bat all these curative
elements tudictouSly blended in one power
full restorative. IL lends activity and vigor
to the inert and enervated stomach, relieves
the alimentary canal Of Its Instructions, and
gives one 20 tho membrane which lines II,
gentty stimulates the Hger, braces the nerves
and cheers the animal spirits. No other
remedy possesses such e variety of hygienic
virtues II Is to these characteristic that II
owe its prestige as n household medicine.
Experience has proved that II Is as harmless
as Il IS eficaciOus, and hence Il Is as popular
with the weaker sex As with the stronger.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is sold
in bottles only, and the Trademark blown in
the glass and engraved on the label, with our
is the test Of ge~nuineness. Beware of coun-
t~eFfeitg,
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Sold by al Druggists. Observe my name in
white letters ia the government stamp.
3. BRANDRETH.
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NOTICE TO COTTON FACTORS

1 r Is the desire ofthe Omcers Of the shelby
/ County Agricultural SocitY that premiums
amounting to three thousand dollars (sS$9,
be offered by the Cotton Factors Of Memphis,
for Cotton to be exhibited at the SHELBY
County Fair on the 18th Of October next.
We h undersigned are willing TO contrib
ute 10 such premium, and respectfully re-
quest others Factors TO call on the Secretary
Of the Agricultural Society, Leon TrouSdale,
at MS ONCE, No. q Court Building. or W. c.
Mcclure, At the Savings Bank Of Memphis,
and leave their names with the amount they
are willing to subscribe 70 such premium, by
Friday, the Sd Of September.
II Is understood that no merchants but sub
scribers viii be permitted t0 exhibit for these
premiums,
Harrington & Howell, Thos. H. Allen s Co,
PaTtee q Harbert, Galbreath stewart &Co
New IN, Fore Co, Meacham & TreadWell,
Hin, Eontaine & Co., Jones, Brown q Co,
d II Townsend, Stratton, Goyer q Co.,
T. 81 Apperson 8 Co Tool, Phillips 4 Co.
?. S. In accordance with the above notice
! am ready TO receive the subscriptions q
Cotton Factors az my office, or at the Savings
Bank CT Memphis.
LEON TROUsDALE,
Rug8 secretary.
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NOTICE.

THE c-opartuershIp heretofore existing I'M
i der the name Of INCOMES & . has
been renewed and continued, Under the
name and styleof McCombs, keller & Byrnes.
Memphis, July 70, 1859.
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eS b company owning the above instltu-
ton are now prepared to do all work in their
line Of business with PRoMPTSEss, ECONOMY
AND
They have an ample stock of materials on
hand for all purposes.
Their rate Of charges being as favorable as
that Of any similar institution In the West,
they solicit a liberal share OF patronage.
Being located al the city Of Memphis, In the
midst of the finest timbered region of Amer
lea, and accessible at all stages Of the river.
they offer Inducements 70 parties DESTROYS o.
repairing, and especially OF building steaTa'
ers. superior TO any company in the West.
JAMES LEE, JR., President.
h. DOW, Sec'y and Treas.
PRIMU5 EMERSON, sup'L
yieksburg Herald cops one month and senC
bin 70 II, Dow see'y a TTefs, aeei
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500 REWARD.

A Z a stated communication of Oakland
n Lodge No. 81 A. +. and A. NJ, held at Oak
land, Miss, on the l4th day of August, 1863, II
was, RESOLVED, That as cur worthy brother,
+. d. BARNES, Senior Warden of this Lodge.
was ass~assinsted on the eth inst, by DR.. A. j.
Lott, q non-am8ated Mason Of b same
place that the Lodge offer q reward for the
capture of the murderer,
description Of said LOtt-He Is about six
feet one incl high; slender form; heavy,
square shoulders, slightly bumped; very
black piercing eyes; long black wbiskers and
moustaehe, slightly grey; black hair, rather
hin on top of head; dark complexion; forty
hye; weighs about $50 pounds. This lodge
offers q reward Of Two hundred dollars, In adj
dition to i've hundred dollars offered by the
father Of the deceased, for arrest of the mur-
derer and his confinement in Jail, SO tnat he
may be brought TO justice,
All papers f7iandiy 70 tue cause Of Masonry
win please copy one.time.
lSagnedr j. W. SAUNDERS, ". NJ.
Attest: JAMFs II. CARR, See'y pro tenn, ans
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NOTICE TO I%SRAELITES.

THE Board Of Trustees Of the Congrega-
L ton Beth FL Emeth hereby notifies all
those who wish to obtain seats in the Syna-
Eoguef for the comiug Holy Days,t call at their
vestry rooms each Sunday Before the Holy
Days, between 2 and Il am, or during the
week. al Mr.. f. Feldm0n, corner Monroe and
DeSOto streets, or 10 Nj. u. Harris, 70 Main
streets.
An those not able to pay for Seats can re-
csiEe them gratuitOusly. b. order OF
+. FELDMAN, President.
NJ. BRES, Secretary. augUS
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REWARDS.
sI0.0O0 REWARD.

THE undersigned being DESTROYS TO change
L business and locality, now offer for sale
& splendid Steam FIGURING and SawmiIl, To-
Gated in the town Of Murray, Galloway Co.
Kentucky.
Tire engine, boiler, etc, we're purchased o.
The Washington Foundry, st. Louis, Mo-, and
OF the best iaatertGi. The Aouring machinery
OF Isaac StraUb & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. The
saw isa 60-inch; the engine Q-inch stroke and
l1-iDCh cylinder; boiler % feet by IS inches
and two hue; all stationary and well put up.
We have the best stand for mill men in oui
knowledge, surrounded by a good country, a
large crop of wheat and a heavy run of Gus.
tom; good water, and no one to rival in
quantity or quality. In addition TO above a
three-stOry mill house, a good dwelling house
81 acres Of land-Part in cultivation, part In
timber-several hundred bushels of corn OF
hand, between one and two hundred head o.
stock and pork hogs, two yoke of fine cattle
log and wood wagon; timber wheels, and
many other necessaries too tedious to men.
ton.
ALI of the above we will sell at reasonable
figures. Those wishing business of this KIND
we solicit q ccIEean0 examine; or for further
Information address US by mail.
CARSON, PETER & co.
Murray. KY, July %, 1853. jy26
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-01
TRADE.

Business was moderately active to-day.
and prices generally steady. A goodly
number Of planters aud merchants came
IN IN the packets, and were looking
around preparatory to buying.
Receipts to-day were as follows: Bacon,
4 esks, ! &c, a Pkgs; Corn, q sksj Cotton
seed, go sks; Cattle, 30 head; Chickens,
3 coops; Eggs, 3pkgs; Furs, 9pkgs; Hay,
Is bis; Leather, Il bdlsi Lime, IS bbls
Sheep, 100 head Tobacco, p pkgsi Wheat,
u SKIS.
The Farm market is poorly supplied
with choice varieties, and prices are firm
Apples, sos per barrel; Ounces, = PEI
pushed,
Western Butter Is iR denspd, ans