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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

WILMINGTON, DBL.
The Range put mp for ne by Mr. Piekss works now
(under the management Vi cook who understands her
buslness) very well, and gives complete satisfaction.
n. G. BRADFORD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
gemcIers.

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

ENE HLhHNhrl ee Nps
or the most heaufifnl and desirable stylea.
Aspecia Atlaet9n ir called to a. ass1rlment o. ths
PRgNon CLOCKS
In Black White aud yariegstaa Italian Marble, which
viii be sold at moderate advance on tile Importers
prices -, .-s.,,.
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry promptly and carefully
repaired br akful Workuan and wArsntsd O give sat
rfsc,ion aDr5-7m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

MN y a N ~ IL 5vrT.i,y $685. .e q -
Qa.U SILVER PLATED WARE
otoCKs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18

Thess are only few OF the very many certificates ss.
tifyug to tho worth o tho &asee Raage. Many others
be by calling the establishment Nos and g.
KAst Fourth street
We would call the ention Of the people Of Will
nington aud vicinity 10 our MAJEE IEArRRS AND
STOVES all of which will ts guaranteed 10 giEsto all
who them entire hEtisfacuon. - Au2S
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-18
StonPs 0n0 IinmNre.
e
RANGE, HEATER AND
STOVE DEPOT
PICKELS ~ BROTHER,
SUCCESSORS 40 H. p. ricKRLs
Noz and 9 East Fourth Street.

no tbose Interested m IL want Of Tatlly hrst oass
cooKiNd EANGE one that will bum less coal, bake
hette aud cost less for repairs man ANY other In the
market would cali their sl,eutl9n 10 the following
enep ii surh matters and are we'll known in this city;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Keen the ROdv in Good Reualr....J

Keep the Body in Good Repair.s--lt Is
much easier 10 keep the system in good con-
dition than 10 restore It TO that condition
when sheltered, by disease. The "House of
Life" liEe Other houses, should be promptly
propped up and sustained whenever Il shows
any sign of giving way. The first symptom
of physical debility should be taken as a hint
that "A stimulant Is required. The next ques-
ton Is, What shall the stimulant be-"
A wholesome vegetable tonic, the stimulR
ing properties or which are modified by the
Juices and extracts of anti-febrile aud Taxa
tive roots anu herbs-sOmething which will
regulate, sOOthe and purify, as we'll as inVig-
orate-is the medicine required by the debIl-
Hated. There are many preparations which
HUSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, the
great vegetable preventive and restorative
that has won its way to the confidence OF the
public and the medical profession by quar-
ter Ofcentury Ofunvaryingsuccess stands pre-
eminent among them all. To eXpatiate on
It's popularity would be 20 repeat a twice-tOld
tale. II is only necessary to consult the re-
cords OF the United States Revenue Depart
ment TO learn that Its consumption is greater
than that OF any other proprietary remedy
of either native or foreign origin.
As a means of sustaining the health and
strength under "A dery temperature, the BIT
TIERS have a paramount claim TO cOnsidefa-
ton. II has the effect of Certifying and brae-
ing the nervous and muscular systems
against the ordinary consequences OF sudden
and violent changes OF temperature, and is
therefore peculiarly useful at this season,
when hot sunshine by day, and ice-eold dews
by night, alternately heat and chill the blood
OF those who are exposed to them.
HOSTkTTER'S litter are
sold in BOTTLES only. To avoid being deceived
by cOunterfeits, see that the name OF the ar
ticle is on the label, and embossed on the
glass of the bottles, and our revenue stamp
over the cork.
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r ,ised by A. Lee & Co, near Fulton
Tenn. Messrs. Pearce, Lambert & Co re-
ceived four of the same sort.
The New Orleans Times, Of Wednesday,
says:
" The receipts for the past four days,
embracing BOOB bales, showing only a
trifing increase over the corresponding
time last week, while the total to date is
less than half of the same time last year,
embracing l2,34S bales, against 24,S25. To-
day the market closed more unsettled, not
to say demoralized, but h days sales
have reduced the available supply to so
low a point that buyers will have To de-
pend tomorrow mainly upon current re-
csipts. and factors will b at liberty to avail
themselves of any reaction in other mar
kets, should there be a pause in their
downward movement.
Very little was reported in sugar and
molasses, the sales Ofwhieb were confined
to retail transactions. 1t will be seen from
the details below thar rice has given way
under more liberal receipts, and by re-
dueed prices invites 3 more active move
ment. Prime to good prime is now quoted
taSl4@9c, and choice at 9L@9Ac'
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NasbY raIks aPlantatIon.'.. hry traIded

on my Post Ohis q TUX my pay in PLANrA-
sHUN! P'raps yOu may be suprized 10 here
of my relinquishing my Guv'ment Offs with
Avn Its glory In seen IA Caws.
Here NEE fusti then Jedge Nee. II hRpend
thuSwisely; / wus canyoSsln thee Mawmea
dlats for oWr BluVid Kedentry & the Post
Offis snksechun. In tibet Land NY pewer De-
lite ] struk a snag " q Thee Fever
Ager Tux me, s thee Chills SShivers shuk
me-shuk me like q Mold loos button on n
Shaiky smOke-HOuse dnar; til mi fraim NV 20
Summerz, lukd like sum ole plaid Out bum
err on a morntn' Wen his Gin IL gon 8 he
Is not rit by Edd. A. Powe; but il Gums so
awlfired neer too IL tibet yea wOOdn't no the
difrunce in the dark
In this ourful eggstremmitty I Flue at
wonts tn a Mold lady freh' NV Min q toald
hur mi krttterkel pink. Slice hes nod NEE
LOng & Luvd me Wei x she cawls me Pet
Names. ''Troly," ser Sheej sech IL the Plat
''orter talk a good DOste NV PLANTA-
''sHUS BITURZ- I've liVd * Suferd
% thayers wus Hung * l no, TO a ded
'surtinty, tibet PLANTAsHUN BITUgZ IL thee
''only reel kewer fur the Shaiks!' "B-b-but
HaiT thaa El-lOyawl drink" asked /, shiV-
erfn'ly, feerin Least mite bee incuTridgin'
Suththin NV a Suthern NacheT. "DoOnt bee
skeerd, Troly, replide the eSstimabul Dor
lS60-X & thee Very lOyawliSt kind NV Sanity
Crews Rum" Mi bouts heln remuved & mi
Feefs mr. thee Post oms asswaged l tux an
aslmits p6ste US 'RtANTAsHTN"& yp belt
%brutherin, ii maid nsebilel tux annflssr IN
% Ourz * mi Shaiks quit. may sa, tina
''parsed in THAR Cheeks Tina got! Not
wun NV 'em llngurd too sey. good bi! ! wux
a Nasty keWeTed; a Petroleum Wel!-wel /
wuzl NON l am "a PLANTAsHUE mishunnery:
i 90 abOWt preachin the goOdTidin's TO Avn
shakers "a 'uthers requirin a Jentel slim
meTlent." sea small bilz.J heV traded on
mi Post Offs & may Now be found talkin
P~rASTASHUN BIrCRZ, IN the hiwaiz & thee
niwaiz from Erly Morn Till Dewe- Eve.
What sinnin, %sufrin, shaken bruther II hev
thee newt BOttul?
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81 to l 10; Fine Fancy Virginia soc to
81; Fine Bright pounds 50 to soc; Medium
Bright pounds 20 TO soc; Common Bright
pounds 81 to zoe; Good Bright quarters 81
to 75c; Medium Bright quarters 90 to 679.
Smoking-Fine and Fancy 60 to SOC; Coh-
mon and Medium 80 to soc. r.
WHARF.-The demand good and receipts
light. Choice white and red or No.
l, 81 Is to l S5; No. 2, 81 10 to l 20; re-
iected, SOC To 81. Sales of Choice to-day at
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FRiGHJFUL DEyELubMtbTs

Al last the people have got the fact . through
their hair" thai hair dyes impregnated with
acetate Of lead end other metallic salts are
MURDEA0Ga FRhFAhATHnAa,
When they see the metallic sedimen al the
bottom Of the bottles, they Know that the
disgusting stuff Is literally WITH
POISON. They ask, therefore, for a
HARMLESS VEGET4BLE DYE,
ana hpd i, pure and ethcaeioqs ip
crstadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
offered under the sanction of Prof. Chiton's
guarantee that 1t contains nothing delete
riOus."
pl4SFiApRA'S HAIPfhfeEeVATtvE, as
a Dressing, ACTS like acharm on the Hair AFTER
pveing. Try
No Cure, No Pay!---StoEe's Tonic Syrup
cures Chllis and Fever, or money refunded.
SOD by NJ RusE W Main street
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EMIGRATION AGENCY.
W. R. DoNoHo, v JOY. H. D. BuLKLEy
DONOHO, 10Y & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers
EMIGRATION AGENCY,
% Madison Street, Memphis. Tenn.

VkYE propose 10 negotiate all transactions
w in ESTATE, whether in the city or
country, improved or unimprOyed: Resi-
denees, Business Property, Plantations.
Grain, Stock, Dairy and Fruit Farms, Vine
yards, Town, School and Manufacturing sites
Mineral, Staye and Lumber Property, Rail-
road inter csts, or large bodies or land for Col
Ontzation purposes.
Our arrangements are now complete for the
supplying OF planters. railroad companies
manufHctories, and all others desiring a re-
liable class Of labor, under equitable con-
tracts. We cordially invite and solicit cor
~respoudence on these subjects. se5 dAw
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sales to-day we're 200 bales, with Mid
dlings firm at 2iIs@261zc. A list OF 81
bales bright MiddhHgs brought 26izci one
Of % bales Was taken on private terms,
and other sales were generally in small,
scattering lists. FOur bales of Peeler
were taken ri re. The inquiry was ae-
tive. Eve buyers being in the Held, and al
the close holders were nrm At the quota
tions.
The New York market closed hrmer,
aud holders asking higher rates. Sales 10
spinners $40 bale; 10 spectators 25s; for
export s.. Contracts made are 300 bales
Low Middlings, deliverable inSeptember,
on private terms; l0O do in October al
261kc; 200 do do on private terms; 100 do
in December al PC. Sales for the week
2I.OO2. of which 5is7 were for spinners;
2224 for speculation; 3S4I for export, and
100 in transit. On contracts 1850 bales.
THE Liverpool market closed steady at
l2Ld FOR Middling Uplands, and l21zd for
Orleans. Sales for the day 5000 bales.
Savannah received Il, $50 bales of cotton
from the Ist to the 1eth inst, against 46ll
last year. Charleston receiyed 4g00 against
1880 last year. Mobile has received 1914
since the lst inst.
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cristadoro's Execution HaIr nYs
Pretty WOmen..-A comparatlYeIy few La,

F'VNtI WVU"OW' NN"D1FNNIFNIJ y" III
aies mqnopOhze the Beauty as well rs the at.
tention of society. This ought not to he so,
but It Isl aud VIII be while men are foolish
ana single out pretty faces Tor companions.
This can all be changed by using Hsgan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of
Youth and a refined sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural
No lady need complain Of a red, tanned,
freckled or rustic Complexion who Will invest
~seventy-hye cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its effects are truly wonderful. To Preserve
and Dress the Hair use Lyons Kathairon.
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Comfort and bliss. or Pain and Agony
DIR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN EINf-
MENT, whose wonderful cures, sure and ins
rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Group,
Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps, DyseDtery, etc,
have astOniShed the civilized world, is no
new ca~Jch-penny; but an article Thai has
stood the test OF twenty-five years. The
enormous sale and rapidly increasing de-
mand is at once the Surest evidence OF its
Usefulness and popularity. No family should
be WitfioUt q h3t;ie in the house. Hundreds
of dollars ana many houfsu HHfesinE nay
be saved by its timely use.
Collie, Cramp and DyseuteTy yield at once
10 its p~ain-curatiVe properties. 1t Is per-
fectly Innocent, and can be given TO the old
est person or youngest child. No matter If
AL haze no confidence i'm Patent Medicine
Try this, and goa yin I've sure to buy again,
and 10 your friends. HlCdreds
OF Physicians recommend IL intheir practice,
sold by the Druggists and iStorekeeptTs.
Price. Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
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NO. 7.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
ON TOBACCO.

HALL OF THE CHAMBER or COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, September 4, 1863.
E. EnSieg, Esq, President Shelby C0lRtu Asss-
cultural, Mechanical and horticultural Society.
n SIR: At a meeting Of the Board OTTO
bacco Trade held this pm. the following res
buttons We're unanimously adopted:
Res4rei That the Memphis Board Of
Tobacco Trade offer g premium of one
hundred dollars through your society,
to be awarded at your Fair, for the
first single hogshead If Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hogshead OF shipping Lear; fifty
dollars for the second best; and twenty-five
dollars FOR the third; all TO he eXhibitedat the
Agricultural Fair of this county. This to-
bacco is 10 be entered by the producer of the
same through some memher of this aSSOcia-
ton.
Ry-a&etf. that a premium of fifty dollars he
awarded the owner Of the best box Of Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco,
10 be exhibited through some member of this
association.
Hoping that Ghe above action of The Board
OF TOhaGea Trade meets your assent, / ave
The honor to be your obedfent servant,
!. w. DICKINSON, Prest.
W. L. TRAsK, Sec'y,
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To Cotton Planters & stock Raissrs

THE Memphis on Company wish 70 Pul-
chase, during next fail anu Wln'eIs :
large quantity Cotton .Seed, loI "hASe sAS3
have Seed correctly weighed en- theit large
platform fFairbankis 81 scales. They urgether
krien5s not n store their Seed IN large q1aAs
,itfas o15 therebV have their value destroyed
or ininred by HEATING. Planters wha Wish
"a maEe contracts for delivery of seed Will
nieaea can al ON Work, Center Landing.
,irv' y4
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PRIVATE PREMIUMS FoR cnrroN

e. ERsteg, Esg., hs5aRe}lf SheIbg foInby A0rf-
sssaTql, Mechanical and horticultural S0csesy.
DEARS SIR: AS tribute of respect from the
workers in metals TO the tiiIsrS Of the soil.
the undersigned respectfully offers the fol-
lowing private premium, TO he awarded by
YpAF c9fninittee at your annual Fair In OctO-
Der, viz:
For the Best One Bale of Cotton, F1llev's
No. 80 Charter Oak Stove, worth.......-.SIO
speettully,
j. y. 4 ~ Main street.
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VUORsHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
w 'ture forsafe. Applyton
iy9 I, ]. WoEsHAM,
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INSANE ASYLUM

CT. vINCENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1853. II Is private and first-elassi ia
It's ARRANGEMENTS and accommodation. Ia
sane patients of both sexes and Of al de-
nominations are received, alsQ those addicted
to taking opium or other stimulants 70 ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms stes
apply 70 Dir. }. x. BAUDUY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR an4s
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u. RAYLtSS,
GEORGE
n II DA DIED

q. i. PARKER.
Allow us further to suggest, that an addi-
tiOn to these premiums, your society offer n
liberal premium for the best bale of Tennes-
see cotton. We are, sir resDectGi.y yours.
y. NJ. Apperson * Co, Galbreath. StewnrtSio
Sirntton, GoyeT & Co, Newton Ford & O.,
falflngtOH Howell, PaFtee * HaTb@rt.
hill tontalp5% Co.,, d. II. townsend,
q. Adleh &No, Meacham & TreadWel,
Jones, Grown q co., Toot, Phillips Il Co, y
TsttlI simpson, Busby & Hatchett,
AageYney x Rogan, GOodIett goo,
NfhHee n i4efrohl IN. Patrick 4 Oa,,
Ie9rce, 4amiITt 4 Co, iiodtes, Vance y Ca,
Aesph& mus owen McNutt ~ Co,
ihulnJ Lynn Co.. black, Estes eco.
y. - luyior " To-, ralph WOrmeley & Co,
Price q Terry, Estes, StrattOn & Co.,
Harris, Cochran Il Col F. Franks d 20
"; II. Andrews a co., j. C.. Nicely < Co,
7. Il. Haynes Il Co, Shane, Harris Il 90.
HI. Williams & Co., j. & J. Steele & Co.
+. Il. Il W. Is. Crisman. Anderson & Watts
BIo%h, illlaFd y CO., Dictinsaa, williams
Forster, kfHlAatsrApp. y Sh.,
5ehoasid Gitanauer, e. b.. Weber q Bro,
]. ". James Y TO-. J.P. I'm co.
Barbour, Wilder q Hugh 'TP torrance. CO..
simpson, hardWareT. \. Nelson A co.
merchants, Id ufin q Co.
Lane, Moore Il Co, Wolcott Siaoh q 60.
Fargason & Cfsg, Graders
bay lro4dfEf 4aylot, Radford q co.
Ahylor'N tutiand. ShAs. II. DOfiOn, IT.,
IhtkCrt ward Co, Malone, Thomas & ca,
:. NJ. Webb 4 Co, Conner & Rig.,ardsob.
Partee, RuFlison q co. Stanton a5fdore. ."
Gage s flshsg, Clark, EE "a
sly NS1lslan 4 CO., shepherd = w06ten,
As}sS,s, r y ApPefEa L On, GaihFeaiB ys,,.
9tS VIZ Sfsifha, i'ayef & 10 IND ottsrs
phAh StfAl ii behal.! of the Agricultural
S5heeShhiSht ar horticultural Society Of
oheI1N county, l accept Your very liberal
premium Tor Cotton, and Will offer il as Won
Suggest. Besides IN accordance with your re-
quest VIII say that the society WiIiefye n pre.
inl1m of two lVEdfea dollars, isaW for HE
best bSlk af Cotton produced in fhe state 81
tfhheesee' Very respectfully,
4 LNALW UNW ~
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In Remote Settlements of untOId Value,

In Remote settlements OF UntOld Value.
Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
II the Hood be pure, The Body Is healthy. 80
II age are Hot iR'healtb, we know some impu-
rifles are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and the Don the better.
Br0adlethS Pills TeDiOue all from The SHSteTa
which nature needs no I0Rger.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
Pills haYe arrested the attention Of enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards of Ave thousand
now use them IN their daily practice, and
two hundred have gwen their written lesIi-
mOny as TO their innoeene9 and value, as
cIeansers of the bowels and blood.
Their untold valpe Is TO those living i'm set
tlement where doctors can only be had at
great expense. For II you are sick, you
have only TO take one or more doses " brand
reth's Pills TO get cured. Full directions are
with each box. sold by all druggists,
BatehsloFs Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, Feliahle, llstantane-
ousi no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies tbs Ill effects of bad Dyes; inYigO-
rates and leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful,
BLACK on RRoRN. Sold by all Druggists and
PeFfumers; and properly applied AZ Ratehel-
or's Wig Factory, No. l6 Bond street, N. Y,
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THIRD DAY. Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1869.
q aged mac. ! years oId and
MISCELLANEOUS.

MASCELLANEOUS.
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
mile HEATS In 500
No animal taking this nrst premium viii
be allowed hereafter TO compete for any pre-
MUM given by this Association In his class.
Fastest double team owned by one tndf-
vidual, not kept for sporting purposez-- .
SeennI L.sf m
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MISCELLANEOUS
Main Street Store for Rent.

TTPON timely application and sufficient in
~ ducement offered, we will rent for one
year from LIST superintendent, the Front store
Room now occupied by rs, corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. with part OF basement
ana ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT CO.
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COTTON STATEMENT

Receipts per NJ. q c. Al M T.
$50; River lO3; Wagons IS.
Exports per NJ. a r. IT5; River go.
Messrs. Gage a Fisher received a bale OF
Peeler Cotton Thursday last, It Was
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S25 DAN
WoRsHAM HOUSE.

MADE at homei 80 entirely new articles
M for agents. Samples sent FREE. Address
se5 dsW G.B SHAW! Alfred. Me.
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WI AhAShf Gtt -
TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
FIRST DAY-Monday, Oct. IS, 1869.
G. C. HOLMES, Sup't.
~ JTLE-DTRHAM

q. =. hOI4AlESS, sup [.
CAITLE-DURHAM.
Best Bull 3 Yeas old and oyer-.-Dip. and $50
ID ~
Bnl 2yrs. old and under g.. u
- F" .. 10
" Su Killing under l...-~........- 5
Sweepstake for all ges-.----.--.Dip and So
No aged animal taking this premium will
he allowed to compete in any sweepstakc
hereafter given by this Association in this
COWS-DURHAM.
Best Cow 4 years and over--~~~.Dip and $50
" 3 years old and under 4--.... ~
a 49, Y
" Stockings under I....~..-..,, 5
for all es..e,.,v,uD Dip. and ID
Conditions as above.
Best herd OF 4 Cows and l Bnll
belonging TO one man-~..---~Dlp. n %
HORSES IN HARNESS-LADIES RIDING
HORSE, Efc.
- pair matched Horses for Car
y
" Single Buggy HORSE. ...---. 10
Z" pair matched Mares for Car
ringe ~
/" Single Buggy Mare.-----,.- II
STYLE, durability, dOciliiy and training TO be
considered In awarding TO this class.
Best and most easy gated Horse
or Mare for ladies' riding, to
90 ali gates. If two or more
entries are made..--.~--..-.~.. .
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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MARES.

Best aged mare, four years old
and over -..-.-Dip and >
" 3years old and under +......... =
2 3...--... Is
2..-..... 10
" seeking under l--.-.-.---- IL
" Gelding, 4 Years Old and over 3
- d" " 81 an.
der o
50 ueldIng, 2 years old and I'M
der Is
SweepStase premium Tor all lagos, Dip. and -
style, durability, training and spesa, To be
considered in awarding II lhIs class,
Hest ianef 20
o." model Gelding IN harness, , %
" mare, " . ~
All animals over ono year Old shall be ex-
hihited in harness,
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SHELBY COUNTY soclET
COTTON FACTORS OF MEMPHIS

Who, with n muniicence worthy OF one of
the hrsl cotton marts of the world, have ten
defed 10 the Society 5000 in Premiums. TO be
applied as they designate in the following
co~IFesuOudeuce
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CLASS D---NO. 10.
C0TTON
duee Of Tennessee.-Dlp. and 500
COTTON factors GRAND PREMIUM.

The Cotton Factors of Memphis, whose names
are appended to this communication. have
offered the following unprecedented pre-
mlums on Cotton, entries open TO all the
States:
r. EHSiey. Esq. President Shc1bV OOinfu AOyiea{-
taral, Meehaaiedf and H0rHctatural Seiefy:
DEAR SIR: The undersigned, Cotton Fac
tors OF this city, being DESTROYS OF encOurag-
ing cotton growers and stimulating the pro-
ductiOn OF cotton, as also Of demOnstrating
TO the country the superior advantages that
our city enjoys as n market for cotton. re-
specially request You to offer in their maine.
the following premiums for this leading sfa-
pie, to be awarded at the next meeting Of
your society, viz:
For the best one bale of cotton S5n0
For the second best one bale of cotton go
For the hest two bales of cQtton.--...- 80
For the second best two bales Of cotton H.. 80
FQr the best three bales Of cotton. --..--. 800
For tbs second hest three bales Of cation. 200
For the best FIVE bales Of OttOn. $50
For the second best five bales of cotton Yl
For the best one bale Long Staple. .-.-,r,. 300
1t is the desire OF the Factors Offering these
premiums that you conform TO the following
rules, viz;
LIST. No bale of cotton Weighing less than
four hundred pounds will be allowed 10 COM
test for the premiums.
I'd. Sea Island cotton will be excluded.
of the producer.
9Th. All cotton must be delivered TO one of
the undersigned before it can be exhibited at
your Fair for these premiums. and this de-
livery must be made on or before the I'D Of
October.
5th. No cotton exhibited FOR one of the pre-
miumS will be entered for another.
9Th No outside or private premiums will be
permitted on the cotton contesting for these.
Y afso peg 20 suggest The IaIae2 Of the loi-
IoEtpgp Cotton Hfpkers and Buyers as ~asufta-
bic committee 70 make awards fgr cotton, viz:
MA; GeQDWYN,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-25
FOR SALE.

COR sALE-A Frame Residence on Poplar
4 street. Apply to H. B. JOINER,
aug2 No. "a Monroe street.