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MONEY AND STOCKS.

MoNEY-Market easy during the
afternoon, and before the closing Of the
banks money could be had quite freely
at per cent on Governments and stock
collaterals. Discounts nominal.
STERLINa-Dull and heavy ut l07Ha
1O79<.
GoLD-Opened at lSO, and closed at
1905. The Sub.Treasurer sold mil.
lion at l20 56alS0.l7. Carrying rates 7
per cent, and l-S2 per cent to fiat Ior
borrowing.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Aclive and
higher, particularly ou currency skies,
closing strong. Coupons OF 'Sl, ll9Ha
l19A; do. '62, 12OISsl2O7S; do. '64, ll9X
all0A; do. 'G5 ll9Eall9I; do. new,
llSallsN; do. '67, llsNall8k; do. '8S,
llSallSN; 10 40s, l0oNal09x.
STocKs-The market was unsettl ed
toward the close OF the day, and lost
the buoyant feeling of the morning.
Rumors as to the finances Of the Lake
Shore Company were the cause of q
change In the feeling. There wss a
general and marked decline In prices;
trail, Hudson River, Lake Shore and
ENOAbhWGaNeIu hNJSAbs Aup uthVy Hus
vance In the morning enabled many
parties to sell out securities held as col.
laterals for loans, which could not be
responded TO for some days past. This
threw an additional load Of stocks on
the street, and assisted materially In
depressing the market. AT the close
the market was unsettled.
Western Union Telegraph SO: Pa
cldc Mail o.; New York Central l72h;
Harlem 1870; Hudson 100; Reading 9SX;
Erie "a; Michigan Central 100; Mlchl.
gan Southern slh: Illinois Central ls3;
Pittsburgh S0Is; Northwestern 692<; do
preferred SSH; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati u; Rock island lG7X;
81. Paul 67X; do. preferred S0lS; Wa
bash 55; do preferred ok; Fort Wayne
SO: Terre HauLe 80; Chicago and Alton
l45; Ohio and Mississippi q.
EXPRESS SHAREs-AdAms SIX: Wells,
Fargo & Co., l6h; American SOK;
United States SIX,
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Receipts of cotton to this date last year
were 6I34 bales. An increase this season
over last Of 1908 bales.
The exports of cotton from New York
TO Europe since the LIST Of September
have been ll,222 bales, against s2l7 last
year.
The total foreign shipments from New
Orleans, New York and elsewhere are
IS,6l5 bales.
The latest dates by mail from all the
Seaports shows the total receipts of cotton
TO be 1851 bales more than last year TO
the same time. Shipments to coastwise
points are 1916 bales in excess Of last
yesr, while the foreign shipments are I723
bales less, and stocks on hand I2,6l2 more
Than at the same time last season. New
Orleans shows a decline in receipts OF
nearly 10000 bales, while st other points
the receipts show a considerable increase.
Recent reports from India give glowing
accounts of the state Of the crop. II the
season continues favorable the cotton crop
will be the largest ever produced. The
Liverpool circulars are looking forward to
earlier receipts this year through the Suez
Canal. From Egypt recent dispatches re-
port an increased crop, while hopes are
entertained that Brazil will furnish in
creased supplies, though, in view of the
distracted financial condition ofthat coun.
try, ii is questionable whether any mate.
rial addition can be anticipated from that
quarter.
The prospects are that there will be g
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FRIeHrFuL DEVELOPMENTS

At last the people have got the fact through
their hair" that hair dyes i~mpregnated with
acetate of lead and other metallic salts are
MURDERoUS PREPARATIONS.
When they see the metallic sedimen at the
bottom of the bottles, they know that the
disgusting stun is literally WITH
POISON. They ask, therefore, for q
HARMLESS FBGEZABLE DYE
and find ii, pure and eticacious, in
c%ristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
offered under the sanction of Prof. Chilton's
guarantee that It contains nothing delete
rious."
CRISTAD0ROS HAIRPREsERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
Dveing. Try W fA-sr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


! Comfort and Bllss, or Pain and Agony
DR.. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN LISI-
MINT, whose wonderful cures, sure and In
Rhnnmat{en aG4.oni IA uses o. OnIonae
Cuts, Burns, Collie, Cramps, Dysentery, etc,
have ~astonished the civilized world, Is no
SON. H. pen Rgs an artiele ulat Tras s
enormous sale aud rapidly increasing de-
mand is at once the snresf evidence of Its
be without q bottle in the house. Hundreds
OF dollars and many hour of suffering may
be saved by its timely use.
Collie, CrHfnp and D~ysentery yield at once
to its pa~in-curative properties. 1t is per-
fectly innocent, and can be given to the old
est person or youngest child. No matter If
you have no confidence In Patent Medicines
try this, and you will be sure TO buy again
and recommend to your friends. Hundreds
of Physicians recommend IL in thetr practice.
Sold By the Druggists and Storekeepers.
Price, Fifty Cents aud One Dollar. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

UNDERWRITERS WAREHOUSES;,
~ MEMPHIs, September III, 1859.
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The
above Houses are now open 10 receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility TO seller and
buyer Will be given. To my old patrons l re-
turn you my thanks; for the future, l refer
you to the past long experience in the busI-
ness. / hops to merit your patronage.
So Safety, capacity and convenience une-
quRled. Rates same as first-class houses.
sell Al {, WHITF0RD.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, October Z, 1853.
The money market was quiet to-day
and without material change. Exchange
was active and cotton bills offered freely.
Eastern exchange is firm and in good
supply-seIling at par on all points, and
commercial bills being taken at = dis
count ON New York and New Orleans; on
other points the rstes are q discount.
Gold was in active demand at improved
figures. Small sums were taken by deal
srs at I3I and round lots at 1919, a sale Of
$1,000 being reported at that figure. Clos
ing rates in New York were 1917.
City Bonds were in some demand with
out making bids. We give the following
aa tka ouOfatiouE for SrriDs and ROnGs.
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A room comfortably furnished
IL and cen fraIly located, with board, may
be Obtained by q gentleman and his wife, IN
q family where there are but few Ooarders
address Mrs c., Appeal office references
given and required. o0
DOARD.-Two splendid rooms, with board,
ID can be secured, in a private family, on
reasonable terms. Address Mrs. s, care APP
peal office. References given and required.
Ocl
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Memphis City Directory for 1870.

THE canvass for this annual publication
4 has now commenced, and the book will
be issued as usual. The company intend
making the coming work as complete n
accurate as Is possible, and refer to their last
Directory of this city as 10 their ability to do
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers of the Memphis, New Orleans.
Mobile and Louisville City Directories.
RICHARD EDWARDS, Sup't,
s. A. CHOATE, Sec'y.
L. goARDS- General AGENT. oeS
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Pretty Womeu..- : comparatiyely few La.

Fretty Women.--A comparatively rev Ia
dies monopOlize the Beauty as well as the at
teption Of society. This ought not to be SO,
but it Isl and VIII be while men are foolish
and single out pretty faces for companions,
This can all be changed By using Hagan's
Magnolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of
Youth and q rehned 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-fve cents in Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Its effects are truly wonderful. To Preserve
and Dress the Hair use Lyons Kathalron.
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The sale of s29i Is exchange on Dub
Ain by the EmRet Savings Institution, re-
ported yesterday, was at s. per pound
sterling.
The New York stock market was UNI
settled at the following quotations:
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considerable increase in the American
consumption of cotton during the coming
season. In all of the Southern States,
Georgia and Louisiana especially, more
will be required for home use than ever
before.
The London correspondent of the ~
nGncial Chronicle, writing under late Of
September 18th, says:
'sThe more favorable accounts from the
Southern States of America, as wen as
nom India, has induced spinners TO ope-
rate with caution, and although the tone
of the market is rather firmer as the week
closes. a decline of about Id per pound
has eusued from the recent highest point,
but for the present, cheap cotton is out OF
the question, for, although there is no
very great deficiency in the total supply
as compared with 1860, yet, on the other
hand. our supplies, present and prospect
i've, are very inadequate when the largely
augmented demand for goods which has
arisen since 1880 is taken into considers
ton. Probably the growers of cotton
need not fear that their produce will for
sometime be grown to a Sufficient extent
to glut the markets of the world. The
decline in cotton towards the close of 1867
was a most unfortunate occurrence, the
tlcCb vi hniCn HAS DCGn CIV III Az hA6h
prices which have been current during
the season, which may now be said to
been concluded. The nature OF the
demand is now such that prices are not
likely to fall heavily, unless there should
be unexpected abundance; and as the cot
ton question is better understood, and as
there is more confidence in trade gener-
ally, any decline which might take place,
which is not justified by the nature of the
supply or demand, would be speedily rec
titled, and would not be allowed to re-
main, as was the case in 1867, unchecked
fer nearly three months.
The following are the receipts of cotton
at New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore since September l, 1869:
New .--'-r.-
Boston 2,732
..s---.- l,4fi
6altlmore"--...--.-.-. '.-.-.--.r'..-ss'- 4,1o9
The exports of cotton from York to
Europe since the LIST OF September have
been II do bales, against S,2I7 last year.
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St. Clair Nurseries, summerfeId, m.

n : MILES from st. Louis. on o: and n. r.
20 r.. n. r. BABCOCE, Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruit
Trees. Apples-a magnificent stock OF 2and
8 wear olds, including all the leading and
most ~p0puiar southern varieties, obtained
nom reliable growers S~Outh-Pears, Peaches,
Plums, ApricOts. Nectarines- Cherries, Quln-
cas. Grapes, Strawberries. RaSpberries, ETC.,
ia great variety. Aehoice collection Of Roses,
Ornamental Evergreen n DeciduOus Trees,
Flowerlng shrubs, Herbaeeous Plants, Bulbs,
etc. Branch ONCE. u and Is MOrOe street.
se2l dAw GEO. H. BROWN. Gen1 Agent.
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Sterling is steady at 1897 for 6O-day
bills. Gold carrying at 8 per cent.
Governments were firm at the follow
ing quotations:
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The cotton market was less active to-
day and sales footed up about $50 bales,
three or four buyers participating. Prices
were firm and unchanged at 24%c for Mid
dIings. The market closed steady. One
buyer took 200 bales, in small lists, rang
ing from 5 to 25 bales. Another took $50,
and others smaller lots. Factors were
firm In their views, and buyers with or
ders 10 nh were obliged to give full prices.
The largest list sold was los bales at 24Jzc.
The New York market closed weak,
with fair demand-Uplands 27Ac, Mobile
2sc, Orleans 2Sl4c, Low Middlings &c,
Good MiddIIngs 29c. Sales for export
1900 bales; to spinners 700; for specula-
tfon IDS; and 1000 for future delivery, in
GLIDING October at 26Lc and December at
e5Lc.
The New Orleans market was irmeF,
owing to light stock, at 25H to 25hc for
Middlings. Sales $500 bales.
The Liverpool market WA dull and I'M
changed. Sales 5000 bales. Uplands l25Sd,
Orleans l25sd.
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MEMPHIS, September 4, 1879.
PRIVATE PREMIUMS FOR COTTON.
NO. J.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
ON TOBACCO.

HALL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMxERcE,l
MEMPHIS, September 4, 1859.
E.. EhSley, Esq, President Shelby County A0ri-
calturdi, Mechanical aud horticultural Society.
DEAR SIR At a meeting OF the Board of To-
bacco Trade held this pm. the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Memphis Hoard of
Tobacco Trade offer q premium of one
hundred dollars through your society,
to be awarded at your Fair, for the
first single hoSshead of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hogshead of Shipping Leaf; hfty
dollars for the second best; and twenty-five
dollars for the third; all to be exhibited at the
Agricultural Fair of this county. This to-
bscco is TO be entered by the producer OF the
same through some member Of this associa.
ton.
RESOLVED, 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 his
association.
Hoping that the above action of the Board
of Tobacco Trade meets your assent, ! nave
the honor to be you obedient servant,
j.. w. DICKINSON. Pres't.
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fHIAo OAY--.wsdassday. Oel. ~. Isss.

Gen. J. r. CHALMERS, sup't.
pIOOn HnPQEo

MISCELLANEOUS
Fastest tFotting horse, mare or geldIng.
niue neatsS IN $500
No animal taking this first premium Will
he allowed hereafter 70 compete for any pre-
MUM given by this Association In this class
Fastest double team owned by one indI.
vidual. n tkept for sporting purposes. Is
Second best n
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IT is the desire OF the Factors Offering these
rules, viz:
lst.. No bale of cotton weighing less than
four hundred pounds win be allowed 10 con-
test tor the premiums.
%. Sea Island cotton will be excluded.
81. All entries must be made in the name
of tie producer.
4th. All cotton must be delivered TO one of
the unAeFsigned before 1t can be exhibited al
yoRF 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-
mlums will be entered for another.
9Th. No outside or private premiums will be
permitted on the cotton eontesting for these,
We also beg to suggest the names OF the fol-
lowing Cotton Brokers and buyers as a suita-
lfs committee to make awards for cotton. VIZ:
80 WI W A GtlAnWXH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. VTNCENF'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
. INSANE, St Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1858. 1t is private and drst-elass in
Its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and Of all de-
70 taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
SUPERIOR. aug8
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COTTON

Bonds in London were s415 and cOnsols
o9s<
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ia Remote Settlements of Untold Value

Food make biaQd; blood makes the body.
If the blood be pure, the Ooly is healthy. So
if we are not in health, we know some impq-
rifles are u mixing about which must be re-
moved. and the sooner the better.
BrGJ%r-th'S Pills TeIaOue all from the system
Dh5ch nature needs no longer.
The Wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
Pills maze ARRESTED the attention of enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards Of five thousand
now use them in their daily practice, and
two hundred have given their written testi-
nienY as to their innocence and value, as
cieanseTs,of tiS bowels and blood.
Their untold value Is 20 those living in set
Element where doctors can only be had at
great expense. For if you are sick, yoA
'have only 70 take one or more doses of Brand.
rRth' Pills to get cared. Fun directions are
with each box. Sold by all druggists,
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B. BAYLISs,
GEORGE WfNCHFSTEE

o. b. PARKER.
Allow us further to suggest, that an addi-
ton to these premiums, your society offer q
liberal premium for the best bale Of Tennes.
see cotton. We are, sir, respectfully You're.
! y, n ApPs5sS9sRp { E84 Ssi6sssth sts{aEtsto,
burlington 4 Howell, Partee & Harbert,
Hill, Fontaine & Co., d. II. Townsend,
I. II. Allen Cor Meachsm 4 TreadWell,
Jones, brown q 20, Toaf, PhiIlIpg 4 Co.
Petit x Simpson, Busby 4 HatchetI'
Magevney & Rogan, GoOdiett 4 Co.
Mcdhee x Heron, j. NJ. Patrick & Co.
Pearce, Lambert q Co, RoOtes, Vance & Co,
Nelson Il Titus, owen McNutt & Co.,
Tobin, Lynn 4 Co, Black, Estes q Co,
K :. Taylor x Co, Ralph Wormeley & Co
Price x Terry, Estes, Stratton i Co.,
Harris. Cochran & CO.,J. i. Franks & Co.
". IT. ANDREWS q Co., /. q. peely y Co
7. b. Haynes i Co., Shane, Harris a Co,
II. c. Williams q Co, j.. J. Steeie'& Co,
F. b. & W. b. Crfsman, Anderson & Watson,
Brown, billiard 4 CO., Dickinson, Williams
sOhoaeid i hsnsaef, 3. ). Rebaer q Bro,
]. 81. James & CO.. il. Hill i Co..
Keel CO.. 3 E; johnson 4 Co,
Barbour, Wilder 4 Hugh Torrance,
Simpson, hard WaTeT. A. Nelson & Co.
merchants, !. d. Rufin 4 co.
Lane, Moore a CO., Woleott, Smith 4 co.,
Day & Prondft, Taylor, Radford & co.
Taylor q Rutland. Cha II. nDFiOn. fr.
arker Ward & CO., Malone, Thomas & CO.,
:, NJ. webb CO.., Conner & Richardson,
Partee, Burllson 4 90, Stanton 4 Moore,
Gage s Fisher, Clark, Ely s. Co.,
Guy, Mcclellan q CO.. shepherd & WoOten.
MesSSrS. T.. NJ. Apperson & o., GaIbreath. S2elc-
art & Co., Srut0n, foyer q o., and others.
DEAR SIRs: I'd behalf of the Agricultural
Mechanical and Horticultural Society OF
Shelby County, | accept your YsrF liberal
premium for Cotton, aFd gilroneF'h a. you
Suggest. Besides IN aecordanee with your re-
quest Will say that the society will give a pre-
mium of two hundred dollars, $500 for the
best bale OF Cotton produced In the State OF
Tennessee. Very respectfully
y. EHAlAE1 u. IFfS
MEMPHIS, September 4, 1853.
PRIVATE PREMIUMS FOR COTTON.
Z. EnSley, Esq, President Shelby County Dart
cultural, Mechanical and horticultural SOcteLy.
DEAR SIR: As a tribute of respect from tho
workers in metals 10 the tillers OF the soil,
the undersigned respectfully offers the fol-
lowing private premium, 10 be awarded by
your committee at your annual Fair in Octo-
Der, viz:
For the Best one Pale Of Cation, Filley's
No. so Charter Oak Stove orth,.S4 $40
Respectfully,
]. +. sCHABEL & Co, q Main street.
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FIRST DAY-MOaday, Oct. IS, 1869.
g. c. HOLMES, Sup't.

FIRST DAY-M0aday, Oct. IS, 1869.
g. G. HOLMES, Sup't.
CATTLE-DURHAM
Best Bull 8 years old and ver-.-Dip. and $50
" Bull 2 yrs. old and under B.. IS
"a a. ~
{" Su Killing under L....-.......-..- S
SWeepstake for all ges--.-..-...Di Dip. and SIS
Nc aged animal taking this premium viii
be allowed to compete In any sWeepstake
hereafter given by this Association In this
class.
Best Cow 4 years and over..--..-.D Dip. and $40
I'd .-..., ~
T" 8 years old and under 4~-..- 10
" " - 4
(" Stockings under 1..........-... 5
Sweepstakes for all ages.-~..-~..Dip. and ID
Conditions as above.
Best herd of 4 Cows and I Bun
belonging to one man.---..-Dip. and .
HORSES IN HARNESS-LADLES RIDING
HORSE, Ec.
" pair matched Horses for Car
-
" Single Buggy Horse.---.-...... Is
" pair matched Mares for Car
~
=" Single Buggy Mare.-...... 10
Style, durability, docility 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. IL two or more
entries are made..-..-...4.. %
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best in the world the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, ~instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; nc ridiculous dnts;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad Dyes; tnVigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batehel-
or's Wig Factory, Nd. 6Bofe stfsety n. Y,
No Cure, No Pay !.--StoBe's fOnic SyFgP
cures Chtlls and Fever, or none refunded.
Sold by NJ. ROSE 81 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A Cottage on Alabama street,
II containing i've rooms, besides kitchen
and servant room. Fine cistern, wood house
stable, etc, etc, on premises. Apply TO
Mrs. NOLLdSTINE, Alabama, near Hill.
E0R RENT.-A nice HOUSE, containing J
Il rooms, in a desirable neighborhOod. on
corner Poplar and Orleans. Inquire at lAs
Adams street. lOc6l MARTIN DAILY.
EOR RENT-The large Store House No. ~
IL Front street, W. ]. CHASE,
sells q Poplar street.
EOR RENT-Large Front Room, No. IA JEFF
Il ferson street, upstairs, suitable for ONCE
purposes. aug2
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SECOND DAY-Tussday, Oct. 26, 1859.
w. C. WARD, Sup't.
CATTLE-ALDERNEYS

I'D.
Best Bull years old and over..~~Dip and so
" " 8 +" and under 49, ~
" Q S. Is
" " " old....-..-.--.-.. 10
- suekling under i year ...........- 8
Sweepstakc for all ageS---..-.--Dtp. and .
No aged animal taking this premium Will
be allowed to compete in any sweepstake
hereafter given by this Association In this
class,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

OFFICE PEOPLES Insurance COMPANY
MEMPHIS, October 4, 1859.
TIME stockholders of this company are
Il hereby notified that at "a regular meeting
OF the Directory, held this day, & dividend OF
10 per cent, free of Government tax, was de-
clared ON the capital stock of said company,
said dividend TO be credited on the stock
notes. J. A. SIMMONS,
oc5 Secretary.
MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE RAILROAD.0
Secretary and Treasurer's Office,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept u, 1885,
TOUPONS of the First Mortgage q per cent?
\ seven per cent. bonds of this company,
maturing on the LIST October next, Will be paid
at this office at maturity.
se2 s.. II. LAME. Treasurer.
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT

THE other part OF our house adording suf-
Il ncient room for cur purposes, we propose
to 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 Salesroom we now oc-
cupy at the northeast corner OF Main and
Jefferson streets.
sen2 ROYSTER. TREZEVANT Q
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Who, with a muniheenee worthy of one of
the hrs1 cotton marts of the world, have ter.
applied as they designate in the FOLLOWING
correspondence:
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For nearly all of which the Society are In.
depted 10 the literally and public spirit ofthe
COTTON FACTORS OF MEMPHIS
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A D---HO. 10.
caITnN.

Best One Bale Of Cotton. the pro-
auee OF Tennessee."-----.--.-Dip.a and 500
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-08
TRADE.

Business continues brisk, with an active
trade in groceries, hardware, dry goods
and clothing. No receipts of produce for
the past two days causes great irregular
ity in prices, and sales have been entirely