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AWssh1nQton ce*p4 ,ch states ths. G Gu
e'ai J. D. Ws6s:ef, Of this city, will! be
ppo,n:td Internal 'Re7cpue Assessor o!
C'oe County asa very early day. The
President Will make this appointment
without any letters OF rec recommendation
" cettiacates Of character, because hr
IT o~s VenerAl WI Wehster n we'll Is OF bet
. ,e1, ,than~anyimAn ii Chicago. General
Webster was Lis Cnicr Of STAT for 3 lorg
'lmc, and TcnJertd him invaluable aid a.
tfc ha1d-fought b2ttlc OF Shiloh. There
is no Chicago appointment which will
= vc 'he p. oplc o! this city greater pleas
ute than that OF General J. D. Webster,
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josh b1ulngs tAlk4 ltAruedIT 2s foli1W8.
The hest time to few sets = hen II wheu the
hen + ready. l kant tcil Whit the eckt breed
II, The but Shxreh! Il the rntnest, II kosts II
much teW hord IL It dux stage hoss, aud
5ou mite II we'll un1eE1Ak tew ht ! fan.
ntpE null hl running oats thru 1t.
There ant DO r1od1 IN keeping hen for
his eeye II he la1e less than i d1.
AeIs are very long hvtd, If tha don't kon-
tFact the thsotr dlsekze; there II ! crate
Ine1uy geze te~ PSF BY this melaakolly
kant tel eFgnctly how tew pick out a
Rotd hen, but A. 4 general thing the long
sartd nes. kno, arc the Lest apt teW scratch
up The g~rdtn.
:, Eggs packed in ekwal parts OF e1lt and
lime water with The othe. end down will ke2e
truu thfrtT lew fof:y years, II this aze not
dist tufhed.
: Frsh besest&te IL good for hens sup
poe four or dye pounds d. would ne AWla
hen would need, 1t 1irSt alorg.
- snaI 3 g n1pPy ao sd1tse With rev at snny
exEk
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! The Secretary OF tbs Interior.

~ ta6 hdltdf 0! Tht Ctlekco Tribune:
2otr cditottsls thia morning answered }uot ,ha
4uesHo4e 2nont n. nav Cabinet that svefyhodT
va 'H.E. F1hsps tbs errors ara tmnAteT1sf
ont touet one OF 20 in jour skestb o. Stcrr,
my ox't ca-ecf- He u IN 4lnrnul OF oaertin
C"llegr. and a son:,u law Of l,1 ctrunsutsasd
iorUts r1es:dcrt, Rev. Z q. F1rr-y, BIT wiz
ot"f ffot t.or there The waf gouEa him tha
lea e u The ONO elaft senatt. aud ~ took fre
"a s, NxtRstasf with tec frtt movements II
wet l,.e.in; HIS niita:. casees Ma never
larry fste fsoa htstdefs. Al Aniietsra hc dta
rrtEo ~osf, ~ well II IN that et.a1 vantsesous,
out doExeely pefet2tsu., II nous Ent Tpnreaees
cHHp"En- lie LIS MArJ]lded Dtud. 1na no
mas xvsrdafsd 4ues1Aanu hls -i2teez1sy. 'H1s ap-
rptn<@enf 0tEA NaS uron Tie stnxs, nd he Will
DC 10 msAsr4 h hH4 deAn Ats. eor aslao tkA4
wien b. takes II up. H1uTTYN
C1lcAeo, 1a{rA 8.
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i-9 otber day, N -HiT&te company, says
an English psper, = medical gentleman
smused his friends -by lie ehtine e.ndles WITH
hls breath - last "a they put them ont a
.ented 10 him, be breathed upon il. and It
1ared up into dane. Ha &ubses4 ueptie let
ont his secret, which was that q short tiuc
before he had been inhaling Oxygen gas. THIS
substance may be absorbed IN considerable
quantities by The respiratory organs; aud
exhase the gas, though II In Impure state,
!or scme lime after. Now, IL there rena;ns
the slightest point Of Ignition On The wick Of
a candle atrer It has beer blown out, that IL
quite sufficient to makE It light up again II
II comes IN contact with oxygen.
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The fn1atu,ru <nvt,-.n
,,.d = pA.1o'
NNA ~ '"e - '3oltIu tHs<s "
Demicf II ~ NE Frfult sfAJea
Uc leading Erg!IAh 4nd American
Why,Jl .n,s Toll for the ,r,nmnhs
of m hnt,yy =
l1tc'e shost tummr. nsa.nov.
- ->-AA = '4e" I
II turn NC Catch the y,t.1 breath
nnd dis
The eyau { atd the tomb alta. IN
1icht
To b., i, B ne. II, than 20, 10 be-
THOUGH al ra1's ltfa msv snems
.n1sxav.
Bpt hrhr + arre s1,eak when rntch,v
C1,eik srr uunh.
Tic bos:L tn Ia bnI eh,flnv vh+neA
ttet come
Your fAtr IL hnf the r -onor f.ta
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We have been asked what became Of
scnenek's public credit bill, which wa,
"Eresd 70 BY, . Conferences Committee
during 3he closing houfs of the For.ic h
C-rrIess.- - - - ''-- -
The hill passed both houses-:he
Ssnate BY 4 vote of 81 ayes to "a noes,
alc ,he House BY l19 ayes to51 noe., Il
wsss'ns TO Andy J,huson and by him
POI kc.fd. 1t can, however, b. taken up
at any Lime and again PASSED, and will
lot be e.'her pockeled or vetoed, but ap.
proved without hesitation or delaY.
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Asr!hai valiant has been removed
from biz Iu1nespsn ard Iuc41tIye emecurea:
I coEtequ' ice Of thu tn6de1 sentiments
~ reisa 1f s1mese4 a recent iutesYfew with
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. a 1LuCEI XoUEGsxxu-When number
ofuse,gnas weIe recently presented to The
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MILTON.
Ballet,
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TKokfsox.
BYRON.
SaoLlHf,
CAANBY.
NAsstxon.
CowLKT.
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, 1869-03-07
NEW YORK.
ThesUsoats-DeA&k OF Ls0AStlne-A !
:, New 3sooK ard New Paetafs-A
New MODS az Dr1vtnx-A WcIk on

49, @aa- ssa.h oa E...t~s-A
new Mnas ~ m.-x,.". W,TE, Oh
Tho Bo7nt.
Fr> m Our spoesal Correspondent.
N4w YoRE. March .. 1867.
II VIC must acknowledge the humiltatiug
iact-contradic'ed ~ it may bo by steam,
Aca telegraph, |eloc'pcdes, and the lnaugn-
ratloa-that there Is bothiug new ucder the
sun' "e may ut least console ourselves that
mere are tomu thlrgs that are ne3er old.
Even the "old. old fashion " that We are
forced to recognize among all other fa.hfors
finding It like the faie.touchad r,cs nf ne.
tic Paul Dombey In N. n1,a.s nn..., -, i.
tha method,csl schoa, 49, suuea auisely. ~
o4H'foom, II 1t tho Questioning kcashore,
u 1t not stways new! and youth, aud love,
and happiness, and beantv .r. ,n,elv a. ,ev
today AZ thev vcr, :. - ~ s@s a'e'i 20 ;,
It is. perhaps becaus, sr' ,ors o'aon s,ns;.. ~.
fountains OF perpetual youth, that they were
chosen to fnl.inte the grind "Shakspcrean
Revival" for which the aeaxon RI 1sso h.v
already hecomr rnsmn-.his S AAA'
W. shs,, 49,. -, 49,. ~,
sns44 us'e NJ ouce' IN Inc full reailz1'
uon OF Inc poets dream, the tragedy, The
comedy and the romance Of love for to "Ro-
meo and Jpliet,, rt Booth,s and {. Much sn
About Nothing. At W,,ls.r.. .,.,,,,~ ~
coch o+fer ~ ~ sn,,,,n -. :. .". us"s 49,
o@uet 81 tnc sI'icno2r Of repre- e.entatlSn,
Is 70 % Added early in April. "1he Tenn
pest" at the Grhnd Opera House.
Meanwhile, We have in our daily converse.
ton all the politics, s,xf,.tc. .nd snsc,1s.
t,ons cortlrernt n Ma Tds. ~ Ws.ss =, =
~ s.t.. ,Sa'a at ~ @ .us 1ae, o1 Muea AZ
loe Aenten topics' snch "a kttaAusm, Fail
ure Of Ptoteetaut'sm," and catachumens
With subdued mention os Italian opcra.
(which u enjoy under seasonahle Yr,,,fc:io,.
Of costume ihe NOR, .n1,,.sh h,ss .a.. s',s
o.ss,, 49, W. 49,. s 80 eneo'n -. n ns tuAt ample
Iros.a., narS ana oesn ; sfus % fatla tor Raster
ufeesf5, ph, Iu btontse o. tns ptodueti3o Of
daos5 sn-s, sucn =. nesel 9etore Eiat.
Wa..txeh sM' s.@ - uHun snG oetalls oi which
~ IT, aa.sna - en.oa:.a!eah5 as smpioyed. even
cboir:,Gv. 81 a.s,1 ~ ~. 'ota, ~, .. tne gIpaeon
AVE-. eca,,s. ~ M -a .us so",us o. tne grand
d,a,i.r sseuE 81 Ptto;."se. LOO. ol me pro-
uueton s,n13o, o. nost ossh g. poseaumoas Mass,
~ En1one. "hn h..,dss iss nsss performances
~ s.,n c,,tono ~ ~ =, or,Sii. pns usaM at!
Eonapce. ~ .1d encn ehs 1.uasa4 la sae last
hsvs mai h~en ercfs4, u he =. nass as
m,r9;n. ~ ha,oreJ ~ ~ .ae osatn ei -
i. .A"-s -eN Se'-a FoSs VI Vic xAeQllH-
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r1Rrza poKxxrs
hsyr rct eoEe cut In my number Jet. Thn<4
With aa ctzre:ly imported have fort OF eo1o-
IL f. ses ss,Ps ea 81 a. m
ens. xrd willis tne ea1, U creased aa6 HYzn In
!neh aSosd.9es. ssre .notiesd fs~ aua1s It
the E1luot1t. Nhtea We9e Hr1E11rd In hipa Of
xtecu. With esaalt Te1.et boKs pnt "a Il rt9n1sr
iltt.sals. Taeze will be no dearate sfyIse A.
ps,sSa @ 5sIt r, ,a .ssa ~
going to New York for tnetr sprtre cuo!s. sni.
lag.
viii tvo buttons q tee whit an worn In prefer
ekc.. 70 any @ her kids Ling E1c1es, Min IL
efs ~p e,,s s, eas ~ 10, dee,ded
IN Gloves-1u The reT F1cI eh o.ues, ppralsx,
rsstnt. 81 IT 70 oth1 popatar eoloss- saitaas
stsvet vsar pink, lsysrdk1, e:e.na eoiof, and
~ pspa Bl.e1 lii. 1aaa osn.sstssd RH 81 e .as
k!e~a is ne gio1e.
h.rr not developed sitting new. rha Ba.tsh
csa sote, with W gsE,r mot:o. " Hoa1 eots
9ce nssi p.nse,".. IL tne most dssrAoke- Tie
LOT Of rrish hax, Ii aroshsr Po2ni1r kind. These
retail II sNo collars.
sH&wI1
whre Or ptu:fal ground, win . mai tstERe.
Ttey hsvo rxen In tee m1ftet before. Tfe nnrts.
mt fos shs~l has gone, sfnce su1ts h4Ja hcen
snt~l gracefully. wrap thsu shout than IKE 4
ttNt!c crapetI ind xcnieve aure.e$ m art- T1th-
fas r. tss sPpsaesree Of study. a sharl c.nnor
made o ~r1r ahaxl- There must ID drnontnT
r. anoSa sn. hsd stple bust a1n curstng '1nts 10
tas ne esek, I'D erse.fui wax. ana : ion1. well
l1ttead G which we Aee NOM. n uAott acd squat,
WIN fqu4se eeuutde n. sud Who put tht3f nteh
doTn G. d.st .hen thsy "a X ~ nnsa eass!. = a,5r y
r. 81 On II
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!. 3HQ4NE AAffu. II i4k
= U.eT.urt->' Queen Of spsdes =. .s1nne
: : t.t E1tn ~RMa.:....-"'>.''".'-.. Rra: =. ae.maaa
5 Fotp~rnt-s- Pssrkfost Mas n.-.,,.., Ke,thad
9. 11sJtE q 'se Hzcuu'1...-.-...:. ..Latet
:. P. P.toon.lt-.sAngeal sareabEx ~. Conrstt1
s. E.a1es.sn 70 ks-... ...........-.,,. n asmn.
At the Copcordis Hall (eyerlns} concert
WE,s-. Sour g trsa iss R;,s Nan ~P.'ow
5. BufAsoo~ o. Oaenesehs opezetta
Z cotcs.lEa SOLO .ar e:u:o: ct, :ptr.
10 Eed y ". Etesssh.eh. .::..;, Rel.sfetr
i. Q1ar.eue & ter1s. x,O1o Las
= Io.po1irt ron he "XA.ka4 B Ii". T1ear
s. Qcstilile-" AEists ........S,t1n1a
Al the Aurora Ball concert:
l. rrotr:sE her e 0H.ek',sp. Herman
J e4rs+sis-" Netters&sa waltz "....... st1rass
4 fUpcus1 from I'll TfoFtsoee" L3ans.
+ Ovrr' ere to '.Ck1er& Et..la Rosstc,
6. &ette 3zd A'fA-.......... -. ...,... ;, Xii
Z 500 Q0 uAytp B4H&a... ....,,..,.,....Ae e6nx1
q As4a ftnsn "At1lsa'!---.... acknowledgements
T. E1eeHe QtfdsAta ........-......-.....Lk
Tho latest gosdp 6pa tho great world d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, !
MEMPHIS, October 4, 1869. ]

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, october 4, 1863.
The readers of u Weekly edition viii
no doubt take much interest in reading
the various accounts to be found in our
issue this week, of the excitement which
has prevailed in the Eastern gold market.
An insight into the way these affairs are
managed by the Bulls and Bears is OBJ
tanned. which but few understand, and
which few would believe, were it not for
an occasional outburst OF this kind.
our money market continues very close,
and currency is arriving almost daily to
move the staple, which now comes in
freely. Large amounts of paper fell due
to-day, and, 50 far A. we could learn, it
was all protected. Rates are nominally 9
to Z per cent. at bank on shOr paper, but
upon the streets ) to > per cent. per month
is not an unusual rate.
Local securities are quiet. Stocks and
bonds are entirely nominal, there being
neither inquiry nor offerings.
City Scrip is in light demand. Scrip
proper is scarce and seldom offered, while
ledger balances are not abundant at our
quotations..
County Warrants are dun, with 10
buyers. Prices are lower, both buying
and selling.
Police Scrip is in some demand in a
small way, to pay taxes.
Gold is again locked up. A few small
lots present themselves daily, and are
taken az l to IIEc under New York rates.
The demand is improving and fully
equals the offerings.
Exchange is in moderate supply, while
he-demand is light. Rates are steady.
Cotton bills on all Eastern points are
taken at Z discount. Checking at par.
No New Orleans bills are offering, but
rates are the same as on the East.
We quote:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
DRY GOODS.

The market has been active for the past
week, and large amounts of goods have
been purchased forthe interior. We hope
that our country merchants will continue
to set with the same degree of prudence
which has characterized them for the last
two years, and let 10 inducements, how
ever Gathering they May seem, lead them
into overlooking themselves. II they can
purchase for cash-well and good bqtthey
should make no debts which may finally
cripple them. Stocks in this market are
large and we'll assorted, and buyers can
do better than in any other city this side
of the manufactures. 1t will be seen that
prices are about the same as last week,
the only changes being on one brand Of
prints and one or two of o~snaburgs:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
eHANCERY SALE.
SALE
ON
Tuesday, November 2, 1869.

James G. Anderson ct ais.-Ex Parte Petition,
No. 2i03-Chaneery Court OF Memphis.
virtue of an in~terlOcutory decree in this
ID cause, 1 will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in fronto of the Clerk and Mas
ter's Office, in the city of Memphis, Tenn on
Tuesday, November 2, 1869, within legalhours,
the following Real Estate, to-wit:
A certain tract OF land lying and being in
the county of Shelby and State of Tennessee,
wherein Joseph G. Anderson, ST., resided at
the time of his death, and known as his
homestead, near to or upon the waters of
NOnconnah creek, containing $50 acres.
Before the day Of sale the above tract will
be ~subdivided into several small tracts.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash, balance on
a credit OF one and two years; notes with Sc
curity taken, bearing interest from the day
OF sale, and lien retained till payment of the
purchase money.
seq A. ALSTQN, c. and NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

asking higher; held at: Low Middlings
27Ac, Uplands 2sc, Good Middlings 29Ae.
4p.m.-Market closed quiet; Low Mid
dlings &c, Middlings 27Ac, Good Mid
dlings zoe. Sales to spinners 700 bales;
to spectators $50; for export $50 in tran
sit 200 bales. Contracts made for 600 bales
in October at 2625e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

The shoe market has been exceedingly
brisk, and prices are firm on all kinds of
fall and winter wear. Some few kinds of
light summer goods are offered at a re-
duced rate, but staple goods are firm.
Nearly every wholesale house in our city
is again replenishing, though only a
month ago large stocks were received.
Trade is said to be fully 100 per cent. bet
ter than e before known in Memphis,
and the business lone in this market for
the month of September will exceed half
a million Of dollars. We quote as on last
week:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
TRADE.

Business during the week has been ac-
tive in all its departments, and prices
continue to harden upon many staple
articles. 1t viii be seen that u prices
are advanced on bagging, meats and corn,
all three of which are scarce and in active
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
t II STATEMENT.

Receipts per NJ. & c. 1913; NJ. & T.. 43
NJ. q o.; River 543; Wagons 20.
Exports were per NJ. 81 c. r. R. 81;
NJ. & T. l3; River zoo.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, October 4, n:l5 a.m.-Cot-
ton steady sales not given; Uplands Hld,
Orleans l23Ed.
lp.m.-Market is frmer at l21sd for
MiddIing Uplands and l22Sd for Orleans.
Sales 10000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
NEW ORLEANS, October 4, 2:3O PM
Cotton-demand fair and prices firm;
sales 20OO bales; Middlings 24Z@25c.
NEW DIRK MARRET.
NEW YORK, October !, 10 a.m.-Cotton
opens steady; Ordinary 25c, Good ordina-
~ 26c, Low Middlings &c, Middlings
27Zc, Good Middlings 2S%c.
1880 a.m.-CottOn quiet but firm; Mid
dlings 272<c.
y m.-Cotton very firm and holders are
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
Main Street Store for Rent.

Upon 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
su20 RQYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

TNHE Memphis OIL Company wish to pur-
Il chase, during next fail and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
will pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed ON their large
platform Fairbanks scales. They urge their
friends net to store their Seed in large guam
titles. and thereby nave their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make contracts for delivery OF Seed VIII
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
S% Oh Cake and Meal for sale in any guam
titv. VII
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
COTTON.

The Liverpool market at the opening of
the week was firm, with Upiands l23sd,
Orleans I2K@E5d, and New York was
dull. with Middlings 2skc. Both markets
have been declining since. Middlings in
this market, on Friday last, gere bought
at dc. and in some instances sales were
reported at even lower rates. The mar
ket rallied a little on Saturday, and to-
wards evening 24H@24Ac were paid,
though holders asked 25cs The feeling
this morning was strong, in anticipation
Of an advance in Liverpool, and Mid
dlings sold al DC, but towards he close
of the day the feeling again became weak
and prices were fully re on. We quote
sales. but viii preface them by saying
that ali sales reported a. Middlings at 2ao,
were in reality better, and wethink would
be more properly claEsed strict Middiings.
We give them, however, "a reported TO
rs: "a Low Middlngs dc; S do Z45<c; p
do 24szc; A do 24Lc; Is DO 2jc; 80, %, p,
Is. p. 10. 80, 8, Middlings at 24Ac; Z, 6, A,
p. 8. 6. 80, 43 and 30 at &c; 3 Strict Mid
dlings 25c; Is Strict to Good AIiddlings
25c: l Good Middnngs 2575c; 4 Good ordi-
nary at "A Lice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
NOTICES.

MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE RILROAD.O
Secretary and Treaslreris Office,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 20, 1885,
COUPONS of the First Mortgage q per oent9
u seven per cent. bonds of his company,
maturing on the LIST October next, will be paid
at this Office at maturity.
SEES 3. II. LAMB, Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

The Southern Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph line report sales Of Tennessee bonds
in New York to-day at better rates. Old
bonds sold at G35+ TO 04c; new 5lL to 52c.
Governments were generally steady,
closing today as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
WANTS
BOARDING.

nOARD.-TwO splendid rooms, with board,
ID can be secured, in a private family, on
reasonable terms. Address Mrs. :, care APP
peal office. References given and required.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
september 4, loJS,
PRIVATE PREMIUMS rnn enTTnN
j. +. sCHAREI X Us. " \
no. 7.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
ON TOBACCO.

UN ObFOO
HALL OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, September /, 1863.
f. EaSley, Esq, President Shelby County Aegy.
cultural, Mechanical and horticultural Society.
DEAR SIR: At q meeting of the Board of TO
bacco Trade held this pm. the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That the Memphis Board of
Tobacco Trade offer a premium of ope
hundred dollars through your society,
to be awarded at your Fair, for tile
first single hogshead of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; one hundred dollars for
the best hogshead of Shipping Leaf; fifty
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-
bacco 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 this
association.
Hoping that the above action of the Board
of Tobacco Trade meets your assent, / have
the honor to be your obedieut servant,
J.. w. DICKINSON, Pres't.
w 7 tn Acu Caofv-
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.


OK MILES from st. Louis, on O.. and NJ. T.
u R., h. +. RABCOCK, Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation OF Fruit
Trees. Apples-a mRgnineent stock OF 2 and
3 year oIds, including all the leading and
from relfabie growers SOUth-Pears, Peaches,
PIums. ApricOts. Nectarines, Cherries, Qutn-
Gee cranes. straw berries, RaspbeTries, etc,
in treat variety. AchOiee collection OF ROs es'
ornamental Evergreen and DeciduOus Trees
FloVveTfng Shrubs. HerhaceouS Plants RuIhS
etc. Branch once, Is and Is Moroe .rreet-
sen dAw GEO. II. BROWN, Gen1 Agent.
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RALLYI RALLYI RALLY

AEERCHANTSlOok TO yourinterest. Ifyou
w want Groceries, Bagging and Ties, cheap
at wholesale, go toSTRATTON, COVER & Co,
Wholesale Groeers and Cotton Factors, Nos
u and rs Front street, Memphis, Tenn. sci
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SECOND DAY-Tuesday, Oct. 26, 1863,
w. C. WARD, Sup't,
CATTLE-ALpERNEYN.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Best Bull 4 years old and over. dip. and $50
e " 8 " and under A.. 20
- a 2 " a.. IS
/" F" +" old....... 20
g suckling under year.....- 8
SWeepStake for all ageS-----.--Dlp. and .
No aged animal taking this premium will
be allowed to compete in any sweepstake
hereafter given by this Association in this
class.
COKS-ALDERNEYS
Best Cow 4 years old and over-.-Dip. and $50
{" {" 3 " and under 4..,.,.r Is
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LAM
INSANE ASYLuM.

CT. VINCENTS INSTITUTION FOR THE
y INSANE, st. Louis, No. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10. 1855. IL Is private and drst-elass in
Its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients Of both sexes and OF all de-
nominations are received, alSOthOSe addicted
to taking opium or other stfmulantS TO ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc.
apply 70 DR.. J. K BAUDUY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR ang8
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HATS AND CAPS.

ss- The only exclusive Wholesale Hat
House In the city.
30 My stock is entirely new, well assorted,
and buying direct from manufacturers, ena-
bles me TO compete with Eastern houses.
ISAAC FRIEDMAN,
seq 27 Main Street, Upstairs.
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTURE.

PROGRAMME.
EXHIBITION IN THE ARENA
To Commence Precisely atlO O'Clock am. each day.,
and % continue IN 1e order here laid do.en.