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Mess Beef-Thomas' 4 bbls s.; 4 Dbl,
Sl5 to l5H.
SUNDRIEs-English Pickles, assorted.
s. so TO s 20; American, pints, 81 so,
quarters, "a SO; half gallons, s. 70. Mus
tard per case, 81 80 for quarter Id; Ken
lucky quarters, 81 70; halves, So so. Ma
sons Backing 40 TO 75c per doz.
SUoARs-The market is weak but moi
quotably lower. We quote: Crushed,
Powdered and Granulated lsc. Coffee
A, l7Hc; B, 17c; C Extra, lie; Demarara,
l6% to lie; Louisiana old process, l6c.
Prime, l5Hc; Fair, I4Ac; Common, 1916;
Y. c., l6Hc.
SoDA-In boxes, Sc; kegs, &c.
STARcH-7K to Sc per Id.
SNUFF-Garrett, box, $40; packed, s1s.
SHor-Drop, per bag, 81 30 to 3; Buck,
So 10 to 3 %. Pig and Bar lead, $l1 to II.
soAP-Palm Soap, &c; No. l do. TIC.
Pamela do. 9 to lOc; Erasive, 0 to loo; Ex-
ira Family, 8 to &c; CASTLE lie; imported
do. Is to 2Sc.
SALT-Bbls of go lbs g. IS to 2 30;
Large SO 20; Common 50 so; Dairy 50 90.
SPIRTTs-The market is not well sup
piled and Highwines are firm at 81 20 to
81 p. Common TO proof Whisky SOC to
81 80.
VINEoAR-Cider IS to 10 per Dbl; Wine
sI2 to Is.
WHEAT-There is very little coming In
and prices are steady. No. l red and
white 81 25 to l %. No. 2 81 10 to 20.
Inferior or rejected 50 to 81.
LBATHER-Heavy hemlock sole IS to
Ssc; oak do AZ to 46c. Harness oak AZ to
45c; upper No. l s4s per dozen; No. 2 s45
do; French calf s45 to rs per dozen. Tai
low IOc.
ToBAcCo-An grades of manufactured
Tobaccos are firm and advancing. Fine
Natural Leaf light pressed 81 to l 10; Fine
Fancy Virginia 80 to 81; Fine Bright
pounds 50 to 9Oc; Medium Bright pounds
20 to sOoi Common Bright pounds 81 to
zoe; Good Bright quarters6 81 to 75c; Medi-
UNI Bright quarters 81 to67e. Smoking
Fine and Fancy 60 to SOC; Common and
Medium IS TO soc.
LUMBER-The demsnd for lumber is
active and prices steady. We quote as
follows: Framing timber, s25 per NJ;
rough lumber, SIS per NJ; dressed yellow
pine flooring, $40 to As per NJ; dressed
poplar siding, s25; dressed white pine
ditto, S35; dressed clear white pine, $50;
cypress shingles, 81 so to IS white
pine ditto, IS 30 to 50; sawed lath, 81 IS
TO 81 doors, Ski, 81; 9xs, s.: SKI, 81 so;
2-6x6, IS IS; sash-sxlO, 75c: lOxl2, 81;
lOxl4, 81 Is; IOxle, 81 so; IOxlO, 81 IS;
lOx20, 81; lOx22, 81 IS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

OFFfCE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, October s, 1853.
The local money market Is easier, 80 far
as the banks are concerned. but we can
hardly say as much of the general bust
ness community. The latter still feel
much Inconvenience from the prevailing
s-trineency. To be sure, there has been an
Improvement within the past week, but
not Of such volume as to make the heart
glad or the purse heavy.
The movement In the staple puts a con-
siderable amount of cotton bills on the
market, and, so far as we can learn, there
fs no trouble experienced in moving the
staple. New York bills are taken at Il
discount, while on outside points & is
generally the rate. The selling rate is par
as q rule, bat exceptional cases are made
at x on.
City Scrip Is firmer. There is mons offer
ing, but Ledger balances are In good de-
mand BY brokers at 7Oc, who sell in no
instance At less than 75c. We do not
know what cause Is assigned for the 6rmer
feeling exhibited, except 1t he that the
proposed sale of the Little Rock Railroad
stock will help the city finances 50 mate
rally that Taxpayers are becoming snx-
ious to buy.
County Warrants ara dali and nominal.
Police Scrip is In demand in a small
way.
There Is bat little movement in Stocks
or BOnds. City Bonds were sought for at
Az 70 45c, but none could be found. The
feeling is decidedly better han some days
ago, and We should not be astOnished to
hear Of an advance al an early day.
Gold comes in slowly. The demand eK-
ceeds the supply. This state Of affairs
win continue for some months, now that
cotton is coming in. Very many planters
invest their surplus funds In cash at the
commencement of the season, and sell it
again, as their necessities require, before
the next crop comes in. Dealers buy at
New York rates and sell at / to Dc adj
vance.
There were no sales of old Tennessee
bonds in New York to-day, and sales of
new are quoted at Csc.
Governments opened strong, with an
advancing tendency, but closed dull:
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27Z; Orleans Is. Sales Of 1000 bales for
futuredelivery including October, at 26h,
November, at 26 and December at p.
4 p.m.-Cotton irregular and heavy.
Sales for export 1ls6 bales; spinning 1890;
speculation $50, $50 in transit. Sales OF
loo bales, including October, at 20. Low
Middling 26A: Mobile 27A; Uplands 27A;
Orleans %; Good Middllng 2SA.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, October s.-12:l5 p. NJ
Cotton-TAe stock being very light, causes
much frmness in prices; middling 25h@
25S<; sales 800 bales.
2:30 p. M.-The demand for cotton Is
moderate and prices firm; sales2,oO bales
of middling at 25H925z.
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WTTON.

The sales ia this market to-day amount
sd to about 800 bales, which was taken by
q large number OF buyers, nearly all in
the city participating. Prices were not
sustained throughout the day, and varied
probably A.e on all grades from the open
ing 70 the close. There was some differ
ence OF opinion among sellers whether
prices were better in the morning or in
the evening, but from our information,
srer q thorough canvass OF the market,
re think that the sales made early in the
day we're at better figures than those
made later. Among the prominent sales
were : Good Middlings at 25%c; 80 do
&1c; 2 do 25zes 10 Strict Middllngs 25c;
~ strict and Good MIddiings 25ci 10 good
style Middlings 2IHc; 10. 80, 30, IS, 81 and
Is at 24xc; s6, %, %, q, %, so, "a and 70
Nfddlings at 24zc; so, 20 snd 20 Middlings
At 24+c; 6, 20, 10, IS Low Middlings at
24kci 50 DO At 24ci 5 Strict Good Ordinary
st &c.
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MEAT STALL.
STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES,
u MEMPHIS, September 10, Bo9.l
MERCHANTS MENPHE -GEETLEMEst The
above Houses are now open to receive ano
discharge cotton. Every facility TO seller and
turn you my thanks; for the future rener
You TO the past long experience IN ne oosl-
ness. I hope TO merit your PATRONAGE
81 Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qusled. Rates same as hrst-elasz honses,
Rel7 Ar. WAlIfOhD.
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NO. J.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
m T0RAcc0

HALL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERcE,l
MEMPHIS, September 4, 1869.
4. EfSIey, Esq, President Shelby County Agri-
ctdturdi, Mechanical aud horticultural SocIeu.
DEAR SIR At a meeting OF the Board OF To
bacco Trade held this pm. the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
RssUlrsd, That the Memphis Board Of
Tabeeso Trade offer q premium Of one
hundred dollars thropSh your society,
to be awarded at your Fair, for the
first single hogshead Of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hogshead of Shipping Leaf; Nifty
dollars for the second best; and tWenty-hye
dollars for the third; all TO be exbibitedat the
Agricultural Fair Of this county. This to-
hilccO Is to be entered by the producer of the
same through some member Of this assooia-
ton.
R~eSnggsd, That a premium of fifty dollars be
awarded the owner of the best box of Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco.
TO be exhibited through some member Of this
association.
Hoping that the above action OF the Board
of Tobacco Trade meets your assent, I have
the honor TO be your obedient servant,
j. W. DICKINSON, Pres't.
W. I. TRAsK, See'y.
TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.
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WANTS
BOARDING.

BOARD A room comfortably furnished
ID and centrally lOcaIed, with board, may
l. Obtained bv a gentleman and his wife, In
q family where there are but few boardersi
address Mrs- C., Appeal ONCE. References
Eiven and required. OCT
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CHAKCERY SALE.
CHANCERx sALE
ON
Tuesday, November 2, 1859.
James c. Anderson ct als.-Ex Parte Petition,
No NlALChancarX Conrf of Mamnhfs

James c. Anderson ct als.-Ex Parte Petition,
n o 2@-Chancery Court of Memphis.
ID virtue OF an interloeutory decree In this
ID cause, l VIII sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, In front OF the Clark and Mas
ter's of1ce, In the city OF Memphis, Tenn on
Tuesday, November z, 1853, within legal hours,
the following Real Estate, to-wit:
A certain tract of land lying and being In
the county of Shelby and state of Tennessee,
wherein James G. Anderson, ST., resided Al
the time of his death, and known a. his
homestead, near 20 or upon the waters OF
NOnconHah creek, contain1ngs so acres.
Before the day OF sale the above tract Will
be subdivided into several small tracts.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash, balance on
q credit of one and two years; notes Win Sc
curity taken, bearing interest nom the day
Of sale, and lien retained till payment OF the
purchase money.
se& A. ALSfVSs ana At
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stocks 81 the doc VOC irregular:

Avery high and deserved compliment
has been paid our fellow-townsmRn, Mr..
A. J. Walcott, the well known cotton
buyer, by his appointment from the
Ghamber of Commerce of the city OF
ProvideGss ss their representative in the
coming Commsrcisl Convention at Louis
sille. He leaves on Monday.
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EnR RENT 0R Lease.

4 or 54 In the city limits, containing =
good Dwelling House, containing six rooms
Kitchen. servants rooms, two nne cisternsr
etc, etc. FOR terms appl{ q
a& ], T. RRINKLES, y Madison s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INSANE ASYLuM.

CT. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION FoR tbs
y IN6ANE, st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust ~, BS. II IS private and nrst-elass IA
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients at both sexes and Of all de-
nominations are received, alsothose addicted
10 taking opium or other stimulRnts 10 ex-
cess and desire 70 correct For terms, etc,
RfIPERIOR anr4
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Memphis City Directory for 1870.

TINE canvass for this annual publication
Il has now commenced, and the book will
be issued a. usual. The company intend
making the coming work as complete and
accurate a. is possible, and refer TO their last
Directory Of this city as TO their ability 10 dc
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO..
Publishers OF the Memphis, New Orleans
Mobile and Louisville City Directories.
RICHARD EDWARDS, Sup't.
s. A. CHOATE, See'y.
L. SoARps, General Agent. ee5
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81. Clair NurserIes, summerfsId, IN.

a MILES from st. Louis. on o. and u. R.
20 ri. T., n. BABCOCK, Proprietor. Two
hundred acres IN the cultivation of Fruit
Trees. Apples-a magnificent stock OF 2 and
9 year olds, including all the leading and
most popular southern varieties, obtained
nom reliable W S~outh-Pears, Peaches,
Plums. APrfcOts, Neetartnes, Cherries, QuIn-
ees. Grapes straw berries, Raspberrles, etc.
In great variety. A choice collection Of Roses,
Ornamental Evergreen and DoclduoOs Trees,
FlOwering Shrubs, HeFbaceous Plants, Bulbs,
etc. Branch O1lcs. % and IS MOroe street..
sen dAW GEO. H BROWN, Gen1 Agent
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- IL TWFN-TTVNI y ElW0
PRIVATE PREMIUMS FOR COTTON.

r. EasIey, Esq, Preaident Shelby C5uaA AgrS-
cultural, Mechanical and Horticultural Society.
DEAR SIR: As a tribute of respect from the
worker In metals to the tiners Of the SOIL,
loving priVate premium, 10 be awarded by
your committee at Your annual Fair in Octo-
her, viz;
For the Best One Bale of Cotton, FilIey's
No. 81 Charter Oak Stove, Worth...-., $40
respectfully,
IF. SCHAREL 4 co, ~ Main street.
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The Most Successful Physician

TN the treatment OF Private and secret dis
i eases. Quick, thorough Rud permanent
cures guaranteed IN every case, male or fe-
lis cured IN q few days, without the use of
mercury, change OF diet or hindranco nom
eradioated without the uss OF mercury. Spf-
ferers from Impotency, or loss Of Sexual
Power, restored 70 free vigor IN a few weeks.
elect or Ghencrrhea of long standing, when
all internal remedies have failed, permanent
ly and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims of ~Se1f-abrse and excessive veneer
suffering nom spermatoFrhea aud loss OF ply
eical and mental power, speedily aud pefmR-
neRtly cured. 50 All consultations strictly
confidential. va
as7oface hours from Q am. TO Up m, and 2
to 5 pam.
DR. :. B. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L. q. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. apis dAw
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FIRST DAY-MOnday, Oct. IS, 1869.
@. c. HOLMES, Sup't.
CATTLE-DVRHAA


Best Bull g Yeas old and over.--Dip and So
I'd ~
" Bull 2 yrs. old and under D. E
" ns - 10
+" ST killing under l.....--,....--..-
SWeepstake for all ageS.--.-~---Dip and "a
No aged animal taking this premium will
be allowed to compete in any sweepstake
hereafter given by this Association In this
coKS-pFRH4A.
Best Cow 4 years and over..~---Dtp and 50
ID 49,. 10
" 3 years old "A under A.. lG
IS a. $780, 10
!" " " D. s
Z" sucklings under l-------~- s
sweepstakes for gil ages.-.---.-Dip. and Is
Conditions as above.
Rest herd of 1 Cows and 1 Bull
belonging to.one man.--------Dip. and 8
RORSES IN HARNE&S-LADIES Riding
HORSE. ENe.
" pair matched Horses for Car
=
"a SinRle Buggy HorEe...,... ......-.
q pair matched Mares for Car
rage. =
T" Single Buggy Mar6..----.-.~- y
style, durability, doellity and training to be
considered In awarding to this class.
Best and most easy gated Horse
or Mare for ladies' riding, to
go all gates. II two or more
entries are msde.--.--.-.-..-.. .
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LATHs AND SHINGLES.
Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

I HAVE now on hand, and am CONSTANT
1 saving 3 fall stock Of Building Lumber,
OF all dimensions; Sills. Joists, studdtng
Posts, Boards NJ sll lengths. and clear Lum-
Der: also. 4 large stock Of
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88,Q4O,
For nearly all of which the Society are In
deoted TO the literally a public spirit ofthe
COTTON FACTORS OF MEMPHIS

Who, with q munihcencs worthy Of one OF
the hrsl cotton marts of the world, have te,.
dered 10 the Society 5000 ia Premiums, to y,
applied as they designate in the following
correspondence:
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.

PROGRAMME.
EXHIBITION IN THE ARENA
40 co4aHaenee Precisely alto O'Clock am. each Gzy,
and to continue IN the order here laid doIgn.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Sales for the week 1887 bales, Of which
sysnnsrs took e425 bales, speculstors 2S25
bales, for export 1857 bales, in transit 800
baIes, and contracts $3.50 bales. Receipts
for the week Is, S45 bales.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIvRRPooL, October s, l1:l5 s.m.-COt-
ton hsti sales, 700 bales UplaDds, l27Ed;
Orleans, 12asd.
1:2O ~p-m.-Cotton dat and unchanged.
Uplsnds, 1880; Orleans, I2@d. Weeks
sales, 5000; for export, 10000; to speeu-
Iatos, l0.OOo; stock on hand, 4Ss,0OO;
American, 1900. Weeks receipts, 5000
bales; American, 5000.
K YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, October s, lO:25 a.m.-Gold
opened at 1917, is now nominally 1879.
Cotton quiet and WICKLOW Middliug q,
Mobile 27K; Orleans 2si Good Middling
2%.
2:l0 p.m.-COtton weak but deemed fair.
Sales 1900 bales, Low Middlings 25Z; Up
IAnds M Good Middlings 4s%; Mobile
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.

THE other part OF our house afordinz suf.
Il neient room for our purposes, We propose
70 place In reach OF competitors the
Best Business Stand to be Had In the Cit
by offering to Rent for the next twelve
months, the spacious SslesroOm we now oe-
cupy at the northeast corner Of Main and
aep2 ROYsTER TREzEVANT 4 co.
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LArHs ANp sHAvEp Shingles

Particular attention given TO the shipmen
Of Lumber. Orders solicited.
ss Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf River
sssaxw G. n. YESAELE.
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" sucking under 1 year--
Sweepstake for all ages..--:..--pip. and -
No aRed animal taking this premium will
be allowed 10 compete In any sweepstake
e-ass,
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Cure of Private Diseases.

north side OF Con Square, Memphis,
Tenn, Is acknowledged by sill
parties interested as by Tar
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SECOND DAY-Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1863.
w. C. WARD, supt.

Best Bull 4 years old and over....-Dip. and g
and under 80" I
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No Cure, No PayI---StCne's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded.
Sold by u. ROSE "a Main street.
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Sixth DAY-Saturday, Oct. 80, 1869.
Gen. j. c. FIZER, supt.
SADDLE STOCK.
Rest aged stallion 4 years old and
" syears old and under - s
81 y
- sweepstake, for ali ages--.Cip and =
Conditions as before.
MARES
Best aged mare,4 years old and
!, 9 Years old and under 1.--.-- and ' g
8 e e. 10
" sucking under l..--.- 5
Sweepstakes for all ages...-..-...Dip and .
Conditions as before.
B st aget g sldinR 4years old and ever. $50
{" years old and under 4-........-.....-... -
" 2years old and under S.--.-....-...-..-..- Is
" / year old and under 2......-...--.-.-....-.- 10
PREMIUMS FOR HORSRMANSRIP.
Best boy rider under "A years of age, Silver
Mounted Spurs.
Best lady rider, Gold Mounted Riding Whip.
HURDLE PREMIUM
For the best gentleman rider. one mile. over
four hurdles , feet high: Private premium by
the Chickasaw Jockey Club-----.-~.-..----Sloo
Es- For Premium Lists apply TO the Seere-
tary, or to Register, Trezevsnt & Co, No.. 40
Main street. E. EEsLEY. Presidenf,
ELI RAINIER LIST VIce-Pres't.
NJ. d. l. STEWART, I'd Nice-PIes't
A. J. AVS 3
C~HAABERLAYNE IoSEA, 4th Vice Pres't.
&. A. Ro5E. 9Th Vics-PTes'L
Icon TROUsDALE See'y.
JoHNT STRATroE, Treas
D~IREcToKs;
C. L. Anderson, ]. c. FizsF.
Jos. bruce, q. G. HolEleS,
w, II. Carroll, N. G. Perkins,
j. 4. Chalmers, (. Ensley,
J.H. E~dmondson.
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T T STATEMENT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
AKaPHIs, Octobers, 1853.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

DEING private instructor for married p
ID sons or those about to be married, both M
and female, in everything concerning the ply
ology and relations OF our sexual system a.
the production and prevention OF offspring [
GLIDING all the new discoveries never bef9
given in the English language, by VIM. Y Qua
M. d. This is really a valuable and interest
work. 1t is written in plain language for b
general reader, aud is illustrated with numeroi
Engrayings All young married people, ori
contemplating marriage, and having the la
impeachment to married life, should read q,
book. 1t discloses secrets that every one shot
be acquainted with; still it is book that III
be locked up and not lie about the house
will be sent to any address on receipt of so q
Address, DR. VIM YOUNG, No. 416, Spu
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Afflicted and I'm FORUM a te.-y
matter what may be your disease, before VI
place yourself under the care OF any one Of d
notorious QUACKS-native and foreign-vl
advertise in this or any other paper, get CO,
of DIR. Young's Book and read il carefully /
will be the means of saving you many dOi
your health, and possibly your life
DR.. Young can be consulted on any of d
disease described in his publications, at 4
office, No. 41G Spruce street, above Four
Philadelphia.
June %. 1868 25-wly,
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THE LODI MANUFACTURING co.
Established 1s4o.)

Established 1S40.)
INVITE PLANTERS AND FARMERS
send for phamphlet descriptive of their I'd
tilizers.
We offer our Double Refined Poudrette, con
to the best Super phosphate, at the low pricea
$500 per ton. The Company also make q
perior article of Nitro phosphate and pure B
Dust. See testimonials:
: E. NJ. TODD, Smithfield, Va, says where
used the Double, Refined Poudrette on Com
doubled the yield
their Rhubarb and Tomatoes vigorous grOw-
ripcning the latter two weeks earlier.
P. w. HUTCHINSON, SEN, near CherOhI
Ca, says it nearly doubled his yield of Com
Hon ELI. s. SHORTER, Eufaula, Ala, ay
his Cotton was fully equal to adjoining fe.
mannred. with the best Super-phosphates.
g s, MONTGOMERY, Ellayille, Ga, says it il
creased his crop of Cotton $50 lbs per acre.
G.S. OGLESBY, Marietta, Ca, used it onCOr
and Cotton and says it more than DOUBLED l
yield. He regards it the cheapest and most
liable Fertilizer within his knowledge.
Ex-Goy. SMITH, Warrenton, Va tried it vi
three several crops the last and present years, q
says: Z" PRONOUNCE IT WITH CONFIDENCE
MOST VALUABLE MANURE
! The Superintendent OF GEN. w. R. COX, PC
Island Plantation N. c., says: " | think !
Poudrette used for Corn cannot be surpass, d.
used it also on Cotton which produced laI
yield"
DOCT. E. NJ. PENDLETON, Sparta G
says: "The Nitro Phosphate of line, used
Cotton made 24S per cent the first year.
PROF'R GEO. H., COOK, OF the New ,Ie:
State Agricultural College, at New BrunsMi
says: 'Thc Double Refined Pondrette a
Nitro-p phosphate of Lime paid US full 100 per Ct
above their market value in the increase OF Gro
this year" s
Address LODI MANUFACTURING co,
Boz 3139, Neao York Z. O.
Office 66 Cortlandt Street
B. g. Graham, Charlotte, and Hinson g. Brow
Kenansville, Agents for The Company.
ian ID 49,. 2-wSH
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~.
Rcsolred, That the following additional
ruleTbe added to the rules. of the House J.
Rule "a, the calendar of pricate bills. as re-.
CURED to be kept BY rule 81 of this House,
snail IN all Cases be the special order for
Saturday at II O'clock A. M.
MIR. ROBINSON introduced resolution il,
favor OF A. L. Parton, late tax collector of
Macon county, and a resolutior ia favor of
! G. l.. Moore, late sheriff of Macon county.
Calendar
MIR. KINNEY introduced bill to incorpo-
rate the Davidson Railroad Company, and
said it made no appropriation, but only
gave authority to build the railroad without
expense TO the State. He moved a suspen-
sion OF tue rules.
The molten was agreed to, and the bill
passeflits several readings.
Mr.. RENFRow introduced billto author
izc The commissioners Of Halifax county to
levy special tax for the building of public
bridges in Halifax county. Passed first
reading. si4.5jq5s
Senate bill No. 107. requiring contracts
for the State to be advertised, was taken up
and. ordered to be printed
On motion of MIR. MCMILLAN, House bill
No. 347, concerning inspectors of the city of
Wilmington, was taken up.
Mr.. ESTES said this was brought in during
the absence of himself and his colleague,
who were more interested than any member
outside of New Hanover county, He moved
to postpone, to gain time to learn the neces-
sty Tor the passage Of the bill $50
The bill was made special order for
Tuesday next at II O'clock
Mr.. MOORE, of Alamance, introduced
resolution for the relief of W. J. Murray,
late sheriff of Alamance county. Calendar.
On motion of Mr.. EsTIs, the bill to raise
revenue was taken up. Sections Is to %
were various amended and adopted. Sec
ton 26 was stricken out. Pending the
adoption of section 81 %
The House adiournef ~