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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-03

Ia another column will be found an account
of the sale of Scranton coal, made in New
York, on Wednesday, and Of the prices at
which the coal was sold. The Philadelphia
Ledger remarks: Some persons DO not ac-
cept the sales as any conclusive evidence of the
real market price OF coal, for the reason that
the trade may well afford TO bid off compare
lively small amount at public sale at a high
price, if thereby the price OF the months en-
tire production of coal may be lifted 10 the
same figures. We have no means of knowing
that any such thing was yesterday or at any
other time done. 1t is understood that nearly
OF quite all the mines in all the regions are at
work, or will be in a few days.
A New York letter says: Previous 10 the
sale Mr. Samuel Sloan announced that be had
Just received the following telegram from his
agent at Scranton, dated Wednesday. Nay
ang, diamond Shalt aud Slopes Scranton
Coul Company, Bellevue Shaft and Slopes,
Dodge, Hampton Taylor, and Continental, all
at work. The other cOlicries start to morrow.
All in good spirits and ready aud willing to
work. The reading OF this dispatch was re,
celyed with three enthusiastic cheers.
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TURNED UP.-BRANDT, the so-called LLthc-
ran preacher and supposed "suicidist,' has,
Just as We expected, turned up, aud very near
here too. On Saturday last man answering
to his description went to the farm house OF
Mr.. Baxter, in Norfolk county, and asked for
something to eat. While there be stated that
he was Lutheran preacher, had preached
several sermons in this city, and that he was
on his way to Kempsvlle. He is doubtless
the same fellow who went back on Newton, -
and We are likely to sec the light OF his coun-
tenance again in a day or two under circum
stances little different from those when last
we saw him. -NortoM Day Book.
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Memuhls and Charleston Railroad.
Railroad Miscellany.


The Springfield (Tenn.) Recorder
saws: We learn-that this road is now do
ing more business han it has ever done
before. Freight and travel are surprising
~ good. The LACK of water has kept the
Superintendent from putting on II daily
freight train. The business is so heavy
that the express train has had to assist in
the transportation of freight. We pre-
sumo the late rains will so swelLthe water
ing veins a. 10 admit Of a daily freight be-
ing ran yer the road.
The engineer of the Cincinnati and
Chattanooga Railroad has completed a
survey throughSuck Greek Gap. Mullens'
Greek Gap, and proposes examining the
Whites Creek Gap, all in the Sequatchie
Valley, when arepOrt will be made indica-
ting the most feasible QftheSe routes. On
the northern end II the load twenty-five
miles have been surveyed between Gin
cinnati and Lexington, on the George
town line. Operations on the road viii
~peesSsarily be delayed until the result OF
these surveys are laid before the officers Of
the road for action. In the meantime an
agreed case has made before the highest
court in the State OF Ohio, in order TO test
Che eonstitRtipnaljty aGd validity pf the
laW known as the ~Fur2ushn bill, under
which the City Council Of Cincinnati We're
authorized 10 raise $4,000, 900 for the pur-
pose Of constructing said road. Our resi-
dent engineers assure as that the route
indicated by them VIII be unquestionably
selected as the best one bv the officers of
the road.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Keep the Body in eoOd Repair.'--It is
much easier to keep the system in good con-
ditlon than to restore it 10 that condition
when SCATTERED BY disease. The House oil
Life, ike other houses, should be promptly
propped up and sustained whenever II shows
L 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 beg"
A wholesome vegetable tonic the stimulaf-
Ing properties of which are modified by the
juices and extracts of anti-febrile and laxa-
tive roots and herbs-something which will
regulate, soOthe and purify, as well as inYlg-
Orate-is the medicine required by the dehil-
itated. There are many preparations which
are claimed to be Of this description, but
HOSTErTER'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 a quar-
terofcentury ofunvarytngsu success, stands pre-
eminent among them all. To expatiate on
Its popularity would be to repeat twice-told
tale. II is only necessary to consult the re-
cords OF the United States Revenue Depart
ment toIearn that Us CONSUMPTION Is greater
than that of any other proprietary remedy
OF either native or foreign origin.
As "a means ofsustaintng the health and
strength under a fiery temperature, the BIT
TIERS nave a paramount claim To considera-
ton. II has the effect of f~ortifying and brac-
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 1ce-cOld dews
by night, alternately heat and chill the blood
of those who are exposed to them,
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are
sold in bottles only. To avoid being deceived
bY cOunteTfeits, see that the name of the ar
glass OF the bottles, and our revenue stamp
over the cork.
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l6c; Louisiana Sugars 1sto l61ze; Demara-
"a l419 to l6He.
TRA-Imperial, 81 55 to Il 70; Gunpow-
der, 81 80 to 81 90; oolong, 81 90 to 81 so;
Y. H. 81 25 10 l So,
YINEeAR-Cider, IS to $40 per barrel.
Wine, SD to Is.
ToBAoco-Market active and firm.
Fine natural leaf light pressed
81 to I 10; Fine Fancy Virginia 9Oc to
81; Fine Bright pounds 50 to soc; Medium
Bright pounds 20 to soc; Common Bright
pounds 62 10 zoe; Good Bright quarters 81
70 zoe; Medium Bright quarters ~ to SIC.
SmOking-Fine and Fancy6O to SOC; Com
mon and Medium 80 to SOC.
WHRAT-The demand good and receipts
light. Choice white and red or No.
1, 81 % to 80; No. ., 81 10 to ! 20; re-
iected. soc to 81.
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Old Tennessee l%@l5sc; rates l1zc.
New Tennessees 5t.@5Jsc rates SIC.

Governments are steady. STERLING TX
change duh Al I07s for 60 day bills.
Money stringent al 2 per cent. for carry
ing.
in London. to-day, 5-2O's are quoted at
s37s. Consols s234. Bonds in Frankfort
80.
Editors Appeal. There ARE te- male
ADULTS in Memphis who have not more or
less stock in Life Insurance, and there II
nO district in the South 50 inaccessible
chat il has not, during the past twelve or
eighteen uIouths, been penetrated 10y the
agents Of these Companies. 4 New York
banker is responsible tor the assertion
that, however great the revenue Of a peo-
ole. they could not grow rich while pay
lag fnY millions to Foreign Life Insur-
auce Companies. Whether this he the
sam Of profits made OH the present
Life Insurance business by the North, or
whether, as Thought, the annual prem
ium paid by the South, J have no means
Of determining. The bankruptcy Of one
Of the oldest, and, assupPosed, staupchesi
Life Insurance Companies IN treaI Britain
caused me to make the suggestion. Your
correspondent, " Finance refers 20 a
stale Of facts that existed IN 1867, as set
forth 81 New York and Massachusetts Re
ports. Perhaps the Sew York banker
had later information gGd knew that the
business Of Life insurance In tho south,
during The last two gears, had increased
tWenty fold. The Massachusetts and New
York Reports VI ls,e may only give facts
Of 1867,
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supey!-F 10 the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at hall
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MEDICAL

DIR. RUSSELL, No. AZ North Court Street,
north side Of Court Square, Memphis,
Tenn, Is acknowledged by all
parties Interested As by far
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ERIGHTEuL ~nEYeLnPMENIsI

Al last the people have got the fact " through
their hair, % that hair dyes i-mpregnated with
acetate OF lead and other metallic salts are
M"URDEROUS PREPARATIONS.
When they see the metallic sediment at the
hottoH Of fhe h4ftlas. iheF knoa tnat tHs
disgusting ssun Is literally T%HICKESED WITH
POISON. They ask, therefore, fora
HARM SS T~EGET4BLE DYE.
and find IL, pure and eficaciOus, In
gristaaafo's Excelsior Halr Dye
Offered under the sanction OF Prof. Gibbons
guarantee that ii contains nothing delete
riouS."
CRISfADoRo'S HAIRPRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like a charm CT tas mar amer
pYeing. GTY
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WANTS

"ANTED-A white girl TO do house work;
w wages SO per month. Family consists
OF five persons, all grown. Address e"
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COmIOTI anu Bliss, OF AIN dnu NgOhy
DR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN LINZ
IN whose wonderful cures, sure and I'M
Simultaneous action, in cases Of Chronic
Rheumatism, Headache, Tn0thaohe, Group,
Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps, pysentery, ETC.,
have astUnished the civilized world, is no
new catch-penny; but an article that 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 without bottle in the house. Hundreds
OF dollars and many hours of suffering may
be saved by its timely use.
Collie. Cramp and Dysentery yield al once
to its. pain-curative properties. Il IS per-
fectiy INNOCENT. ana can De given to tile bld-
eSt person or Youngest child. No matter If
you no confidence in Patent Medicines-
Try this, and you viii he sure to 6uf again,
and rerHmHhfHi 10 YOur friends. Hnndreds
III PHYSICIANS recommend ftinfhelr practice.
Sold bY the Druggists and Storekeepers.
Price, Fifty Gents aud One Dnll3r. DepAt, 10
Park Place, New NqFk.
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Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

ARRIvE. DEPART,
New Orleans Mail. dally-..2.45 pm. 1870 am
y. Orleans Express, daily.-.S:30 am. 1 80 pm
Freight, daily except sun
pun tsD Am
Mail Train makes direct connection Tor
New Orleans and all points South
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coffeeville, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office 81 IL Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage in any part OF the city, by
leaving orders at 81 ~ Main street.
A. 5. LINERMORE, Gen1 Supit.
c. 2. OAKLEY, Genl Ticket Agent.
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Memphts and LOUISVILLE Railroad.

EPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, R R, go am. ESQ
Night Express, Il. r. time..3lW PIN. l2:40 am.
City time..245 pm.
Ticket offices No. 81 l-2 Main street and ut
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville. via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
ont change.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

THE Memphis OIL Company wish 70 puI--
i chase, during next tall anu wlhsSis q
large quantity Cotton Seed ior WhlSh 'Me
have Seed correctly weighed on thelI ttf
platform (Fairhanki 81 scales They u~rgetheir
frfends moi 10 store their seed in large guam
tIfieo anJ tbarebv havet their value destroyed
or Injured By HEATING. Plaeters who WISH
to make contracts for deliHsy OF SEED VIII
nleaSe call NJ Oil Work. eutss Il
SS on cake aud Meal Tor SIZE In any guam
ttty, SA
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NO. J.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
ON TOBACCO,

IF, sCHAaEL 4 20. ~ Main street
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UTANTED.-A comfortable Cottage Of about
w four rooms, convenient to business; ad-
dress Appeal Office. auaO
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FOR RENT.
REWARDS.

REWARD OF ten dollars viii be paid for
n the return OF or any ihHt
will lead 10 the recovery Of a Green and
Black Parlor Carpet taken on wednesday,
seig Miss II. WISHART.
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REWARDS.

q 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saturday
% ~ night, 18th ult., a Dark Bay Mare
NEARLY black, about S years old pony built,
long name, short switch tail, nose white and
white streak up to eyes, both hind feet white,
about Is hands high. The above reward will
be paid for her delivery 10 the undersigned.
JAMES y. THOMPSON,
se8 No. CO Pontotoc street.
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JOHN PUNNETT, W.. PORTER, J.W. PAGE, JR,
OF New York. Late of Memphis.
PORTER, PAGE & CO.,
MERCHANTS,
No. l4O Pearl Street, New York.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
wHOLESAGE
o & WILLOW WARE.
sTUCKY 4 BARRETT,
No. 1863 Main Street, between 4th and 5Ih
LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY.

WE beg 10 call the attention Of southern
w merchants to our large stock OF WOOD
AND WILLOW WARE, consisting OF Tubs,
Buckets. Churns, W~ashbOardS, Sleeves, Rel
and White Cedar Ware, Butter Buckets, Well
Buckets, Harvest Kegs, Measures, etc. etc.
Els OF ALI hINrs, together with BFOODis,
Brushes. Rope, Irvine, Matches. Hacking, etc.
We are enabled BY our arrangements with
eading manufacturers to sell these goods at
Very low Hgures. which we viii very readily
prove to those who favor uS with their pa
tronage. lau2el STUCKY & BARRETT.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned respectfully announce
Il to the public that they have this day en-.
tered into partnership, under the pane ana
style "a
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FeepStake for all ages-.-..~.-.-~Dip and .
80 aged animal taking this premium Will
allowed 10 compete in any sweepstake
reafter given by this Association in this
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MrAnHrA Sanfnmher % 1904

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, september 20, 1909.
our money market j. still light, though
il viii soon ease up under fair cotton re-
ceipts. Scrips and Stocks are duh and
nominal. Some interesting propositions
are made by various persons concerning
the stock Of the city in various railroads,
which will be found in another column.
There is a good demand Tor Bank of
Tennessee money, and $1,000 was sold to-
day al 4534c. other parties, we learn, were
offered higher prices, but refused to sell.
Bearish feeling prevails, although prices
we'll sustained.
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sale for the WEEK foot up COO bales, and
and al the closg Middling is 26ila27c,a de-
cline Of fully Be- since our last weekly
statement. But few sales were made to-
day. the market being weak and languid
owing to unfavorable news from New
York and Liverpool. On Wednesday last
prices were weak at zoe for Middling, and
but 50 bales changed hands. On Thurs
day onIt a few bales were sold, and al a
decline, price closing weak at 2Sc. The
market continued languid during Friday,
and Middling Was nominally 2I}sc. on
Saturday a nrmer tone prevailed, and Isl
bales were sold al Z7c Tor Middling. Yes
teniay the market was stiu weak, and al
the close 26ls@27c was the ruling rate.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
nemnhis and Little Rock Railroad.

memphis ana Little hOck haliFOau.
To MADIsON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopefeld daily at 800
am.
Coming East-LeaVe L'Anguille atl:3O pm
FerryBOat leaves foot OF Union 81 at b:vO AIN
b. j.. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and superintendent
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INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. vINCENTs INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
founded BY the sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1883. II is private and hrst-class in
its arrangements and accommodation. In
SANE patients of both sexes and Of All de-
to taking opium or other stimulants 10 ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply TO DR.. j. X. BAUDUY or the SISIEh
SUPERIOR auGs
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Pretty Yomen.-A c~omDaratiyeIy few La.

'N"I "V"N" " O"U"' NN''O'J TO" ST
dies monopolize the Beauty As well As the al
teution OF society. This ought not 10 be so,
but II is; and will be lille men are foolish
and single out pretty faces for companions.
Tais ,4s all Le changed by using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of
Youth aud a rehned sparkling Beauty to the
Complexion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady Meet complain Of a red, tanned,
freckled or rustic Complexion who VIII invest
seVenty-hy cents in Hagan's Magnolia Baia.
Its effects are truly woauerful. To Preserve
and iress the Hair use Lyons Kathairoh.
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Hall OF THE CHAMBER OF CoNNERCE.l
MEMPHIS, September /. 1861.
e. EiLSley, Esq, Precedent Shelby County Aqf-
ctltta'GI, MefAGs9ca{ and horticultural Societg.
DEAR SIR: At a meeting of the Board of To-
bacco Frade held this pm. the following res
olutioIS were upanimQuslY adopted:
ResOtyed, That ihe Mefnphis hoard of
Tobacco Trade offer q premium OF One
buBdred dollars through your society,
70 he awarded at your Fair, for tile
first single hQgshead af Manufacturing
Leaf TohaccpI one hundred dollars for
tile hest hOgShead OF shipping Lear; fifty
d1llars for the second best; and twenty-five
dollars for the third all 10 be exhibited at the
Agricultural Fair of this county. This to-
bacco Is to be entered by the producer OF the
same through some member OF this assOcia-
ton.
ReS0iued, That a premium of hfty dollars be
awarded the owner of the best box af Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco,
to be exhibited thrQAgh some member of this
8sspeiaiiRnt
Haping that the above action of the Board
af Tobacco Trade meets your assent, / have
the honor tnbe you Obedient servant,
j. W. DICKINSON, Pres't.
". l.. TRASH, Sec'y.
TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
An.r.nr- G~apfapa1.ar IA 1Eei
Receipts per NJ. q G. 3; NJ. a 7. IA.
River 3Ol; Wagons IS.

HlFtE JUIi " dEOINs ID.
Exports per NJ. a c. %; River $50;
The New York cotton market was weak
and dull to-day with a moderate demand.
and middlings 5O1le. Sales for spinning
$50. for speculation 300, for export 1910,
and for future delivery 100. including
September at ZsgZsl.e, October 27c. De
eember De and January 2Ge. Low mid.
dlings 2s1ze, uplands 291zc, good a0s4c.
Mobile 29Zc, Orleans soc.
The Liverpool cotton market was fiat al
l2kd for niddlingdplaDds and 1891 fol
Orleans. Sales zoo bales.
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Universal ELIMINATION has Been aeeOrdec

MIX of Violets as the most elegant skin
beautiher ever produced, both for efficacy
goods dealers. V. ". BrinekerhOff, ". Y, sole
agent for America.
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Comfort and Rliss. or Pain and ANN

No Cure, No Rayl---StOne's Toaie syFap
cures Chflls and Fever, OF money refunded,
sold by NJ. ROSE 81 Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lain Street Store for Rem

ITP0N timely application and sufficient in
ducement offered, We will rent for one
year from LIST September next, the Front store
Room now occupied by Us, corner of Main
and JEFFERSON streets with part of basement.
au20 ROYSTEli. IRRELEVANT co.
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LATHs AND SHINGLES.
Sixty Acres of Land for Sale

Garner's Staten,
On Mississippi and Tennessee K R.
Refer 20 Col. F. A. TYLER,
se5 . Al this Oniee.
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THIRD Day. Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1863.
Gen, J. Il. CHALMERS, Sup't.
M HnRgEC
Best aged mare years old and

MISCELLANEOUS
Fastest trotting horse, mare or gelding,
mile heats in $500
No animal taking this first premium viii
be allowed hereafter 10 compete for any pre-
Hium giVeHh By this Association in this class.
Fastesf double team owned by one indi-
Vidual, not kept for sporting purpose. .
EaA.vE Eauf H.
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TRADE.

Since our last weekly edition, we have
had no occasion 10 change onr opinion
with reference TO the present cotton crop.
The reports which come To Us from the IN
terror confirm the statement we made,
and we do not exaggerate when we state
that the crop viii fall short fully one
third. We estimated :. 10000 bales would
he to result Of this crop; to-day we think
that 2,OG0. 900 bales will De a. much a ran
possibly be counted upon. The drouth has
done more damage than the worm did last
wear, or even the year before, and many
sections of the South viii not make half n
crop. Business has been very good dur
ing the week, and prices are firm on all
things, while it will be seen that on many
articles prices are higher.
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This market Is entirely unchanged, bat
in the East sone staple goods have adj
vauced. Prints have there zone up sc.
80 far ua advance has taken place here,
and il may be that if cotton deciidoa,
prices Of manufactured goods viii not be
higher; "A as the manufacturers claim
thai they are losing money, it is not al all
probable that there wiz be any material
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N ElITTI1- NETTVITIVCI y I0TT.
PRIVATE PREMIUMS F0a COTTON.

+. ERsley, EsQ., Frg.iJsal S5elSy FoVuy Aq4J-
cultural NccAsl8zd and Horticultural Soct4ty.
DEAR STE: ASS tribute of respect from the
workers in metals TO the tiilers of the soil.
the undersigned respectfully oilers the fol-
lowing private premium, 10 he awarded by
your committee AZ your annual Fair in OctO-
her, VIA
Dor the Best One Bale of Cotton. Filley's
Ma, 50 Charter Oak stove, wOrth-.---.S4G
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The Most Successful Physician
TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. ]. g.. SCARBOROUGH
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATEDIN MEM
IL phis for the purpose Of treating VENE-
! REAL DISEASES, SCROFULA, DROPSY.
| DYSPEPSIA and CHRONIC DISEASES. OF
every description. SYPHILIS especially he
engages to cure e~ffectually, without the use
Of mercury, and in much less time than il
generally required; pledging himself to pay
all the expenses of treatment should he fail
to effect a cure in cases where his directions
are implicitly oilowed. All communications
by letter promptly answered.
0fice-NO. 227 Second Street. upstairs.
| tyT dGW
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AMOUNTING TO OVER SIC, 600.
$3,24O,
COTTON FACTORS OF MEMPHIS

Who, with n munineence worthy Of one Of
the iirsl cotton marts of The world, have ten
dered 10 the Society 5000 In Premiums, 10 be
applied as they designate ia The following
cOrraguOndpuce