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TnE Boston Traveller says thaIsome
of the leading free traders OF that city
are endeavoring to engineer the labor
reform movement. q b..n-5
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EXPLANATION.
HiE H -
EXPLANATION. i

HooFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor,
II IN q compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which thee
extracts are made, are gathered In DER
nom thom by 4 Hcientife ohemISt. TheSe
extracts are th6n forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BltterR. There 70 10 alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compromising the Bit
ters, heueo II Iree from all the objections In.
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a..l. CINCINNATI, Oct. II.
The river has fallen inches. s feet 0
inches In the channel. Weather clear;
Thermometer 6lS, .ysUf.-
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Rheronboutn ofLonez.
~ . LONDON, October IA

hoNDoNI OcIOper IA.
'Advices from Buenos Ayres 10 Sep.
ember 9th, state that President Lopez
lad not left bis country, but was ut San
Estonislara with %, 600 mon and twenty
,Annon, ".h 'a,
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THndeteatof ,PackerIapd .PsudielOn
removes two prominent Democratic
candidates for the Presidency from the
next olymplad. a-.
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HON. JAMr THOMPSON;

Judge Of he Supreme Court Of FennIylru,lia.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1886.
NJ consider Hollands German Bltters, a
paludble medicine in case OF attacks OF indl-
geGtion or DyBpepsiR. l can certify this
from my experience OF T.
Yuura, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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NUM- NHofANE ohAhAHOouI
JtItIIre Of the Supreme Court Qf FeTInSylrI'iid.
PHILADELPH1A; June l. 1853.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German Bltter Ii q very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptic gymptoms almost d..
tectly. GEORGE bHARSW0OD."
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Critical Condition OF Admiral Far.
raEut.
CHICAGO, October ID,

Admiral Farragut has had q danger.
ons relapse, and Is now lying in very
critical condition. His physicians ex.
press the opinion that he will not sur.
Yive the night, 20, 80
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- NJ INV YORK. UGt0her Il.
The, market rather quiet and de,
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IOWA.
Light Vote Cast-AepubIicAn MRIOrity
over 5,00O-LeEIsIAsure OVCr.ip
WhelmInsIy Republican.

CHICAGO, October IS.
A Des MDlnes dispatch dispatch says
the election returns come In very slow.
but enough are received to show that
that the Republican majority will be
25,00O TO 10000. The LegIsla-'
ture will be almost entirely Republican.
The following are the reported Re-
publican maJorlties in the counties
named. Louisa County, 900; WashintonJ
County, 700; Keokuk, 300; Scott, 100!
Des Moines, 500: Jones, 300; Linn. 1900;
Wlnnesheek, 500; Polk, 800; Jasper
! ,00Os Mahaska, 700; Henry, l, 500; Van,
Buren, S00i Clinton 200. b!lgGg.
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Another storm ON the New England
BANGOR, Mr., Oct. 10.

A heavy south. east rain commenced
In the morning and has continued all
day. An Immense quantity Of water
has fallen. -
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AuousTA, Oct, Is,

A severe northeast storm CON-
menced here early this morning and
still continues. The river Is rising
slowly.
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By TELEGRAPH.
MORE EARrHQUAKEs.
- -! - z. go. .eE. CuRAooA, Sept. q.

Shocking Disturbance oHRn Island In
the Caribbean Rea.
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~ HON. GRO. W. WOODWARD.

NsibNt NpIyG H..# -
HON. GEO. ". wooDwARD. e.. q
CAtsf JuIttoe q fths Supreme Court Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA March l6, 1857.
"l md HoohAndh German BlttefS Is a
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benett In cases OF de-
Dtlity, and want OF nervous action In tho
system. Your, truly, d
r. I.O Bo.W. WOODWARD"
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BLOOD PURIFIERS
READ WHAT PEOPLE 8A Y.

READ WHAT PH0PLESAX,J
Who could aRk for more substantial teStl-
mony than Is thus given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02

Number of counties in East Ten
/ nessee-3!.
Number of counties reporting-H
Counties not reporting: Cumber'
land, Fentress, Monroe, Sequatchle-
sullivan.
Number Of schools opened-N hite
10lI, colored I0l; total 1l12.
Different teachers emp.oyed-Male
White 892, female white l79, male
colored 30, female colOred 10; total
I'LL.
Number different male scholars en-
rolled-White 30,llS, colored 2342;
total 8, ,961.
Number different female scholars
enrolIed-White 4,796, colored 25OS;
total 27 ,3O5.
Total number different scholars en-
rolled-White 54,915, colored 535l;
total 60,266.
Number of school houses built since
the organization of county superin-
tendency-170.
Number school house sites, of which
title has been secured by directors in
same time-99.
Number school houses burnt or
destroyed in same time-i4.
Amount of funds drawn from the
State-Ist, for schools, S146,901 81;
I'd, for salary of superintendent S5226;
total SI52, ,127 g.. superintendent
salary is 3 40 per cent. of this total.
Average cost for instruction per
scholar, in free schools for terms of
five month-S2 81.
Average tuition per scholar for
term of five months in other institu-
tions of learning-$8 90.
ULATIOE-THE WHOLE STATE.
Number of counties in the whole
State-S4
Number OF counties repOrting-63. |
Counties not repOrting-2l.
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FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
MENrB1s, TENN, September /, 1869.

AFNrrEIs, Tenn, September 1, 1859.
4 7 the opening Of another Commercial
L n Year, the Proprietor Of the Franklin Job
Printing House takss the occasion to con
gratulats the Merchants and Business Men OF
Memphis upon the improved condition OF
the country, ana the favorable prospects for
business the ensuing season.
During the summer, many additions have
been made 20 the Franklin Printing House,
in the way OF new and improved labor-sav-
ing Materials, New Scripts, Circular, Bill
Head and Card Type, Beautiful Cuts, Eugrav-
iugs and Designs, representing all kinds Of
Business, Trades and FrolesstS.ls, illuminated
Borders, Nignettes, ETC., etc, making the Office
complete in every particular.
The attention of the Business Public Is
called to the perfect machinery employed
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description Of FINE MERCANTILE
PRINTING.
The Proprietor has been practically en-
gagged in the Printing Business in Memphis
for nearly twenty yeaFs, AID It VIII De his
constant endeavGr, by strict personal >stten-
ton 10 al orders, and by giving in every in
stance, GOOD STOCK, FINE WORK, tnd Low,
UNTFORA PRICES, to merit the confidence and
patronage Of the Business Community.
Respectfully, ;. c. TOOF,
sol PronvFafov
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Madrid, September l.-PrOce9d-
ings viii be commenced Immediately
against seven Bishops apprehended
fOr disObedience TO Government or
darS
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TELEGaAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK. September 1.-CottOn quiet T;
sales S00 bales; uplands 35c. Flour s. 80
G6 25. Whisky 81 II. Amber Tennessee
wheat 81 62GI "a. Corn sl0gl Is. Rice
nominal. Coffee quiet. Sugar firm; Cuba
lII<aI2c. MoIasses dull.
MoNEY.-Meney easy at to Z, chiefly
G per cent. The transfer Of S, ,000, 600 in
currency from Washington to the Sub
Treasury here has been ordered. Sterling
dull at ~ to 90. Gold opened at 1898,
fell 10 1877, advanced TO 1875, and closed
at 1897 10 1888. Carrying rates s
per cent. Clearances 6fty-eight millions.
Government bonds opened strong. The
Assistant Treasurer bought two millions,
principally registered bonds, at I20 3-l00
10 I20 IO-lOO, which leaves with dealers
only coupon bonds from which the Gov
ernment must take its future supply.
Market closed firm, though 1sgH per
cent. lower than the best prices of the day.
state bonds dull; old Tennessees ST. new
=TL
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BY TELEGRAPH.
to he Southwestern Press Association.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Movements Of Grant The Union Pacific
Railroad--E1peHses Of the Move
mnHt Etc

WASHINGTON, September 1.-Sena-
tor Roberts, accompanied by Secretary
Fish. called on the President this
morning TO deliver a State letter
from the Spanish Regent.
Warrants paid by the Treasury De
partment during August, TO meet the
expenses of the Government, were;
Civil, miscellaneous and foreign inter
course 8, $50, ,42l 43; war 81, 534 ,56I O5;
navy 81 ,929, AS 6j; Indians and preyl-
Gus SII, ,474. ~ 81; total SO, 7S8, ,65Z a.
The above does not include payments
on account Of public debt.
The President has appointed Ihos.
R. MOsby Commissioner to examine
the Central Pacific Railroad in Cali
fornia.
The President, afleF leaving Wash
ingtOn tonight, viii be absent two
weeks.
Gen. F. F. Seesell, late Inspector
General of Freedman's Bureau, has
been appointed by Commissioner De-
lanO to sUperintend g re-suTvey Of all
the distilleries Of the country, the
work to be Immediately organized
with view to rapidity Of action.
The country will probably be divided
into districts, in each of which the
survey will be carried forward at once
by persons selected for that purpose.
Senor Dominica Rui=, one Of the
Cuban Representatives, had private
interview with the President Of some
hours duration to-day, the result of
which has not transpired.
SenOr Roberts presented to the Pres !
ident to-day his credentials as Minis |
ter from the Spanish Regency. No /
formal speeches were made. COnver- (
satiOn partOok more Of social than /
diplOmaticcharact in which friendly /
sentiment were interchanged.
The President has recognized VIM /
F. ROmbusch a. Vice Consul Of SWe- /
den and Norway at St. Paul.
The President to-day appointed J.
H. Stuart, Of Pa, United States Con-
sui to Turks Island; and isaac Jen-
kiRs, Of Ind, Consul at Glasgow.
GOvernOr-elect Walker. of Va, had
an interview with the President to-
day.
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! OUR STOCK BEING LARGE AND COM
~ plete, purchased from manufacturer and
| nrst hands, at lowest fgurers, and shipped AZ
! cheapest freights ever known I'm Memphis
/ we are determined TO offer such tnduceInents q
| % the merchants Of the surrounding country
/ as viii IN future make It plainly TO their in
| terest 70 trade IN Memphis, and with Is. In
order that there may be no misunderstand-
| ing on this point, We say plainly that We
| WILL on SANE DATE AND WITH SAME oCAL-
/ ITY OF GOODS, DUPLICATE ANY CASH ORDER
| FILLED IN LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI on ST.
/ LOUIS, transportation added.
We have now ia store and to arrive:
400 pieces aBd half pieces Ky. Bagging /;
1900 bundles iron Ties, best makes
SO casks Clear Bacon Sides
20 casks Shoulders;
SIS hhds. Louisiana Sugars
100 bbIs. Hard Sugars
35 tes. S. C. Hams
900 kegs Leaf Lard
400 cases eaddy Lard
Is tierCes Lard
$50 sacks Fair to Choics Coffee
so pockets lava Coffee
200 cases ! aBd 2 pound Oysters
200 kegs Nails;
100 boxes Candles
100 half boxes Candles
100 one-quarteF boxes Candies
100 boxes Pearl Starch
100 boxes Y. {. and 9. z. Sesp
500 bags assorted Shot
200 barrels Superfiae Flour
$50 barrels Xxx and Xxx Fiour
IS barrels Fancy Brands Flour
so barrels Golden Flake" FIogr---OuF
own brand, and the best Flour in
market.
200 barrels K. o. Neal;
100 barrels and half barrels whisky;
IS barrels Bourbon and Rye;
100 eaddies Bright ii Tobacco
rs boxes Tobacco
100 kegs Ghoiee Roiasses;
rs barrels and half barrels MoIasses
500 barrels Kanawha Salt, Etc. Etc. Etc.
An Inspection OF our stock and prices will
be to the advantage OF ALL CLOSE CASH or
APPRoyED TINE BUYERS, and we cordially in
Vite all such 10 give Us call.
BE Orders by mail will always secure our
prompt attention
T00F, PHILLIPS G. Co,
aui5 263 Front Street.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sEESSEI.-The remains Of JACOB SEEssEL
will be buried from the residence OF his IA
ther, A. SeesseI, So Market street, at o'clock
am. The friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend Carriages Will be in
attendance at the house.
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CASUALTIES.
esthOlie Priest Killed

ST. LOUIS, September I.--Rev. Fa-
ther Murphy, a well-knOwn Catholic
priest engaged in establishing
churches, was killed yesterday at
Vincennes Junction, Ind, while get
ting off a train 10 motion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A CorT0SsHED ASD WARUn0CsE on Nad!-
y son and Court streets, near Charleston
depot. ". A. WHITLEY, Bethel Block.
s. N0sUuitO Bites. --SHnbuFn, TOughHess
of the skin removed Immediately by using
Milk OF EioIets. Sold bv druggists and fancy
goods dealers. '. ". Brinckarhou- y. y,
general agent.
I o. O. F.-The officers and mem .s.z.s...
1 bers GayCso EEcampment y o.
3. are requested 10 meet this -s1ssesss<
Thursday night, ID inst, at t.
o'cl Ock. regular communication.
By order Of A. L. DAVIS, L. 7.
THOMAS BACON, Scribe SCI
I o. o. F.-The officers and mem ssE-5ss
/ bers of ChiClIasaW Lodge y o. : z3ees9
will meet at their hall September - -
I'd, az half-past ! o'clock, for he
purpose Of escOTting the remains OF our late
Bro. Jos. DE ARHOCBs, 70 the depot. Officers
and members Of Memphis Lodge No. o, and
all transient brothers in good standing are
Iraternally invited.
j. Z. RI SELL. y. q.
CyRFTTF WALTER Secretary. sepZ
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AUoTion.

THIS MORNING, Q O'CLOCK, WE WILL.
as far as possible. close OUT all cOnsigu-
msnts on hand, with the view cf clearing cur
sales room. Furniture IN sets and single
pieces, school desks, etc, will be found in the
lot ROYSTER, TKEZEF a Mt x co.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
No. 2S2 Adams Street,
Professor William Carroll, A.a., Principal

TTNIfS IBSti tuition WiIl eoBened SEPTEMBER
llrH with a fuli corps OF CON retent teach
ers. For fuTther Information aIply for cir
euiar 20 ths Principal, No. ia Second street,
Memphis, Tenn;
REFERENCES
Rev, Z. r. Bowman. Pastor OF First Presbyte-
Ti8n Church.
Rev. Or. l. G. Ransom, Pastor Of First Cum
herl2nd Presby teriau Church.
Rev. T. NJ Richardson, Pastor Of 1.hfrd Pres
byterian Church.
Rev. J. o. stestnaan, DID, Pastor Of Alabama
street Church.
John 4. StrattOn. 28 Front street.
James Elder, u Madison street.
Ai!scu r, Jsruagln, 10 Madison street
Dr. G, ". Jones, 257 Main street.
DT. A. Ffskine u Monroe street
II. " ade, ~ Main street. a1eIg tf4vF
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FRENCH AFFATRs.

PARIS, September 1.-The Emperor
to-day presided at council Of Minis
tiers. Marshal Mcmahon has arrived
in Paris. In the Senate to-day Prince
Napoleon made a speech. On the
Senators consultation he protested
his devotion to the Emperor and
Prince Imperial, and gave his COM
plete adherence 10 the proposed re-
forms, which he hopes were but the
beginning Of fresh reforms. He de
nOuneed those who opposed the loyal
application Of these reforms.
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CINCINNATI.
Z. o. HURD. BUCKHARDT q co.
{. o. HURD g. CO.,
Cotton Commission Merchants.
NO. lOl SYCAMORE sF.. CINCINNATI
L IBERAL advances made on ccnsignneBts-
4 Orders for goods solicited aspG

MASONIC SUPPLY SToRE.-Convenien
vi rooms IN Masonic Temple. Cincinnati,
O.. have been rehtted and ref1rnished for
ctety Goods. Having established a successful
business, the undersigned Is prepared Tor ex-
tensive orders, and can send g. Q, -. or 9. o.
ID. on examination. Supplies for Lodges,
Chapters and Communicates; Masonic Car
pets, Jewels, Collars, Diplomas; Pillars. ON
GERS Aprons. Full femplar outdts, - TO se0,
Chapter Robes; /. o. u z. Jewels. Refers to
prominent Masons in each state.
a1glQ JOHN D. CALDWELL.
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TOLD WEATHER.

BOsTON, September IA dispatch
from Mount Washington last evening
reports a heavy storm there. Ice
formed on telegraph wire two inches
thick, breaking them down Ia places.
Thermometer on the mountain fell
10 2S'.
New YORK, September IA Jew
snOw-fiakes fell here to-day.
VALUABLE PAINTING DESTROYED.
PHILADELPHIA, September L.
Among the paintings destroyed last
night by fire was Burstadt's ceiebra-
ted - Yo Semitic Valley" Loss Of
Messrs. Earle was 100000; insured
for $50. John Wurmiemaker,
dealer in clothing. lost by water 500,
coo. Covered by insurance.
OFFICIAL sQUABBLEs.
NEW ORLFAxs, September 1.-THE
piedy.tRe publishes a list Of forty-tiVe
names which George Grindiey swears
are Democrats employed by Casey IN
the Customhouse. Scbenck, deCapita-
ted treasury agent, has gone 10 Wash
ingtOn with the document. Mean
time Carey gives Grindley permanent
leave Of absence TO await the termina-
tion Of Schenck's exposition.
NEW CUBAN EXPEDITION.
New YORK, September 1.-The
tenth Spanish gunboat was finished
to-day. A rumOr Of a new Cuban eX-
peditiOn is founded on the fact that
thirty men have gone to Halifax 10
IOin an expedition fitting out there
There is no law under which they
could be stopped.
LONGFELLOW,
Longfellow, the poet, and family ar
rived here yesterday.
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MINOR TOPICS
Kai.nnal nehf Slatemenl

WAsHINGpoN. September 1.-The
debt statement shows q decrease du-
ring the month of $, 600, 600 exclusive
of Sll 100000 disbursed to pay pen
sionz
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ST0NEWALL INSTITUTE.

THIS famous school for boys opens its lIth
/ scholastic year on the first Monday Of
October next. Il is situated IN a high range
OF hills-Dallas county, Alabsm8-thirteen
miles north Of Selma, and can be reached by
hacks from Selma for 80 80. remarkable at
teutiOn is given 10 the e.eu entGry branches
Of Il boys education. Reading, writing,
spelling and arithmetic are Taught 10 the en-
tire school. A thorough course viii save the
expense of sending boys TO college. Recently
three OF the students OF this institute have
each taken premiums at different Universe
ties This fact tells much Tor tie instruction
and high moral culture impaired AT this
school. The students and teachers constitute
a community. No Cigar Shops nor Liquor So
looms are near on. Two Hundred and sixty
Dollars will cover years Board, Tuition,
and washing. books extra. The institute BE-
longs % no Sect; Is not controlled On Trustees; bU
Is the sole pTOperlJ OF tse proprietor.
Application for circulars may be made TO
D. c. B. CONNERIH, President,
sep2 Near elma, Ala.
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CHELSEA FEMALE ScHnnl
ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

TINS Institution, conducted oy the Sisters
! Of -. Dominic, Is dellghr2ully situated In
a healthy and retired part ofthe city OF Mem
phls, Tenn. The buildings ara ample and
cOmm0ui0us. standing ia the center Of cx-
tensive and highly iu1 proved grounds, shadrd
by forest trees, and laid out and set with rara
plants aud Snrubusry.
The course OF stables comprises all the
hranches, Useful ana Ornamental, that are
usually Taught.
The Academic Year consists Of two Sessions
OF i've months each; the FIRST commencing
on the last OF SEPTEMBER. the second on
the FIRST AoSDAY IN FEBRUARY.
TERMS PER SESSION,
Payable half yearly, invariably in advance:
For board and tuition in any OF the foli0=T-
ing branches: Reading, arithmetic, English
grammar, geography, history, rhetoric, COM
position, criticism, principles Of natural
philosophy chemistry and botany, mental
aud moral philosophy, plain sewing, mark
ing, ETC. SIS $50 SEQ and siOO according K, rhe
age OF chs csEss ii the pupil.
Fog pay Standardization, 8 l5, $40. SO, Or
S3t- according 70 age or class as above.
For nlrthsr information apply OF. address
the g MOTHER 81 lFE EgIOR a
. ~-aC0 ds2W ST Axues Academy
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, September 1.--Cotton
quiet; sales Ss bales; middlings 32ci re-
ceipts 81 bales. Flour firm; market bare
Of superfine; Xxx IS 80; xxx S. 50.
Corn, mixed, 971lctgS1; white 81 05. Oats
65G6Jc. Bran 81 02Z. Hay S26(g27. Pork
held at S35 90. Bacon frmer at 1910,
1870 and lq2{c. Lard in tierces, 201fo; in
kegs 225zG,2Sc. Sugar inactive; common
IlGI2c: prime I4aI41<c. MOlasses, re-
boiled, 6OGT0c. Whisky weaker; West
ern roctided 81 2591 30. Coffee dull; fair
l4zgI5Hc; prime l6Hc. Gold 327s. New
York sight = premium.
CINCINNATI.
CrSCINNATI, September 1. - Family
-four 80 25G9,6 so. Corn 81 O3. Oats 55(g
5sc. Whisky s. Is. Pork S33. Bulk meats
l3[ to I6Zc. Bacon shoulders I5c; sides
ISz4c. Lard uOminally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September I.-Superfne
-four s. 75@5 y. Wheat 81 05@gl 07%.
Corn g5Gq5c. Oats 50G.52c Barley 81 10.
Rye sO4sGc Whisky 81 Is. Groceries
quiet and unchanged. Pork 80 90. Bulk
shoulders Ike; sides l7zIG lSc. Bacon
shoulders I574e; sides IsA@lekc. Hams
I9@2Ic.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September Flour, spring
extra, s. 75G6 IS. Wheat 81 2sI+6I 2S57. ]
Corn s6GSs &c. Oats 44GALc. Rye 94c.
Barley 81 25GI l 80. Highwines 81 Y.
Cuba sugar I354@I4i<c. Pork 81 so. Lard
lsZGIs&c. Bulk shoulders &c higher.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September I.-Bagging 2S3[ !
@Z4l[c. SUperhue -four $. Grain and |
groceries steady. Tobacco sales lI9 hhd5 I
at = TO SIC .. Pork s34ld.34 3. Bacon |
shoulders IGc; sides l9tdlg]+c. Hams 225<
G23]Ec. Lard 20%c. Whisky 81 I29I I21f. /
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL, September Cotton a !
shade firmer; uplauds I3Hd; Orleans 1925 I
al3%d; sales seo0 bales
California white wheat los IOd; red .
Western 9s Sd. Western Hour 24s &c.
Corn sos ID. Oats IS Sd. Peas As.
LoNp0N, September l.-COnsols 93I.
$50 bonds s3GS4. l040s 1861. 5-20s at
Frankfort @sss "a $3.50. French rentes III
Cotton at Havre hriuer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-02
LEADING SCHOOL IN TINE SOUTH.
Nashville, Tenn.
W. Il. W ARDS
Seminary for Young Ladies,

JTAs completed its Fourth Year, and has
attained greater success than any school
Tor young ladies' In the South. The depart
u7suts ef Science, Classics. Modern Ian
guages. Music, Drawing and Painting. are
very superior. The seminary building Is the
most imposing Ia the city. The dining room
presents a spectacle of elegance and plenty
not eXcslled by our best hoteis.
The advantages OF the city Of Nashville ia
respect to health, society ana church priv
ileges, commend themselves to the parents
Of the south.
The great success of this school in the city
and throughout the country Is the best proof
Of merit. Many Of It's graduates are teach
ers. Three hundred pupils daring the p4si
year attended.
The next session opens Thu tSDA1s sep
tefnber ID. For Catalogue, address
aug4 dAw W. Z. WARD, Nashville. Tenn