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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-12
MemphIs and charIeslon RaiIroad.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Malari0ds FOgs.---cOuRtIess millions of
cubic feet of malarious yapor reek rom the
moist earth every ~twenty-four hours during
the month OF November. This evaporated
moisture is the active principle which begets
fever and ague, billions remitteuts, indiges-
ton, dysentery, bilious choIie, rheumatism,
and many other ailments which prevail more
generally IN the Hall than at other seasons.
and some OF which, in low. swampy regions
and new clearings, take the form Of ~virulcnt
epidemirS. The best safeguard against these
complaints, as evidenced by the experience
OF a long series of years, is HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS, the most pleasant and
at the same time most efficient of IL vegeta-
Bile tunics. The IMMIGRATION OF the system is
manilesily the best means OF defending II
against the causes OF sickness, whether con-
stitutioual on casual. Nature, as every pa
biologist knows, Is the most determined en-
envy OF disease, and the parOxysms of an
acute malady are in most instances the con
sequences of the efforts She makes TO conquer
the foe. The great object, therefore, OF pre-
ventive treatment is to reinforce the system.
and II Is accomplished thoroughly, rapidly AMI
safely, by the US OF HUSTETFERS HITTERS.
This powerful tonic contains also an apeIt-
ent and corrective principle. IL is no less
valuable as a regulator and purifier than as
an invigorant; and there Is no danger OF ex-
citing the brain or over-stimulating the cir
oulation by employing it IS an aHt!dote.
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NEW NoRk, November II, 1925 am
Cotton quiet but steady. Ordinary 235,;
Good Ordinary -; Low Middlings 2fls;
Iplands -; Good hiddIings 2jil.
J. m.-COtton-holders ask an advance,
buyerssre cautious. uoninaIly unchanged.
Ordinary Z35-; Good Ordinary n; Low
MiddliDgs 2IH; Uplands .; Good Mid
diug- -.
lP.m.-Cotton weak but demsnd mod
crate; sales $50, for future delivery, HOO;
Ordinary 2sssi Good Ordinary n; Low
Middlings "a; Upiands %; Good Mid
dlinGs 90.
4pin-Colton dull and prices nominal
MiddliugS .. Sales for export 1000 blles;
spinning 40; speculation I57; future de
livery unchanged.
COTrsS ~ s. ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. November II, u:SOa.m
Cotton quiet but steady 81 MiddliBgs
ZlsG2sz.
30 p.m-Couon nrmer - Middlings
3s9231l. Sales 5000 bales.
COTTON IL LIVERPOOL.
L~vEHrooL, November Il, HIS am
Cotton quiet - UplaDds Ilssd; Orleans
1876. shipments from Bombay since last
report to the 2sth ult., 200 bales.
. p.m.-Cotton philippians u5zd;
Orleans ia.
s p-m.-Coitou dull-sales lO,Oo0 bales,
Of which 2oO5 are for speculation and ex-
port. Uplands ma; Orleans nz.d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For saIe---cotton hachinary.

one 80 in. ? BeGer Lappcr: one "a ln ;
Beaten lappeTs one NhirRer. Bulfbv
p hitiu som " been runf wears
Twelve 81 ia pat Gambriu CARDS: Ia-q
pteh run NO ~ Fel-s, ciolhinE ia Cuod =
Ter Two Ea1iwaJ heads, VIII Egcu-a Two
Heads Il Doss nrawinz. RuHt by JClVll
Iue; runtWol2 ~ Vrar<
One Drawing krame.6 Golfers two Stub
psls. ~ splndiss each, Butt b. Nm.Aasouf
I've Fine speeders, Co SpiudIas each Bullt
years.
ttye2 IN Ring Spinning Francs, pin
G1ss each- BGlls By Wm- Mason Co. and
light ElRlng Spinning France pindies
eeen b4ye probably been run Jo3l years.
seed condition.
One harper Iron Frame NJ Cylinder, with
Pat Drop Box. Built in Lowell
one Cotton Dresser Iron frame, with Cap
per Boxes aud steam Heaters builtoy Am-
Mason x Co.. und run 5yeagG
FCrty-sighl Looms, &xA in. hsel- BELt
by WI. Biczford- aAu run yea1h
A large numberof EarueSes heedA Ceas
and section Beams. aiso, SPOOL and fo11EA
The above machinery is vel appot -,
and viii be sold St fair rates, IN lors 20 sutr
purchasers. Apply to
soa {. III. SAMPLE L son. Boston.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
- OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, November IL. 1860.


OFFICE or M DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHTs, Noyember II, 1863.
The rather sluggish way in which the
staple moves has tended to the accumula-
tiOn OF currency in u banks, and a cor
responding diminution Of exchange. All
Our discount houses, except those which
do regular business in cotton bills and
have regular customers, are reducing their
eastern balances, and find it almost out Of
the question to buy exchange, rs their
neighb0rs ave no more than they want
70 supply their own immediate customers.
Buying rates are generally Il to e per
cent. discount, but where it is scarce cas-
Ter rates are made. Checking at par, with
but rare exceptions at = per cent. dis
coHnt.
The demand for Scrip is moderately ac-
tive. Dealers buy at S2aSSc, and sell at
Soc. A Madison street dealer bought a
few hundred dollars to-day in Ledger Bal
snces.
County Warrants are steady. A sale
occurred to-day at 65xc to a dealer. Tax
payers buy, in a small way, at Is to zoe.
Bank OF Tennessee money is offered at
zoe, and.one or two sales have occurred at
a fraction under tha figure.
Gold is quiet. Dealers buy al New York
rates.
No sales were reported to-day in Old
Tenuessee Bonds. New sold al size.
stocks opened and closed dull, bat more
steady th~roupbout.
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B. BLooNFfELB General Agent.
J.C. HISS, Special Ageut-PhDadelphia-
LOCAL AGENTS:
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= CARD.

TIE undersigned hereby resuectf1rr no
y LfE tnear aau=c1eers and enc merchant
Of Memphis, generally. 1lat uleu have s1
pointed BIZ ". O. EfrrFfET- Lalar p
treir Branch n tnfs point Dr. Illhtae
eEEcftence AMI acquaintance VIII re usl-
ness In other IOe1ltles VII ruarfnre 90 sun-
scrthersstret. thorough u proIrrar-lt.an
70 their wants.
Especial attention VIII b. gwen totla col
lectium OF past due claims. CF taa Of
e@Ieluly selected Attorneys W4lLle tlrllHI-
81 whese pa1ties prefer doing tlelr own co.-
r~espcudeuce.
A Reference Book. coutainIaz the asm5s
a-iu oG1AeFr lA- o. uea44S every aus-
ness man Ina the LEiicI STATES aad srili-4
f~rovtnces tover anNQ names, Is lssCel GENTS
aunualy-JGnuaFy lAl JalE-ar tue Use
sutserIbersi tie fltine based Upau tl- e.ar-
Orate details WGich Uelr cUeg Records lIr.-
vi, are by frthe most rliah-c and eay
made o fany woTE of the kind
This agency WE Originals @laa-nf.
B41- Is has bralcHc In eYeEF iuigHrtaUt crt~
in the United hLaes and ltDada. uG Tiso IA
LondOn EuEaut and IFS larEe anal 1usrauf-
Is growing influence, n9lHdl-rHul many
eiIDFtste inttsisH by 0tncs, a tl- % evi-
uence That can De Given oi - erus gr-
e. pies aud As uselul operation. o. @
naGcsisT, designed TOR the promotion and
protection Of ErAGr
IN aBpHoaa8nas Ias oAlce. corus Nain ana
Maii-0n sifrCte. r. q. L E..
GEs.FHIs. 0etaher = ks9s ar-
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- FRuITs AND FLOWERS. rE
Green Kouss PlanIs. Flewsrs. e.
.arao MEaanoliaa

w mi All orders. Las Out ana Bt4atTry
Grounds aud Parrish bouquets, a. short no
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SAM. b. JONES, GenI supt.
M~lsslsslppl and tennessee Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily.....2.+ pin. u:4O am
n. Orleans Express, daily...sSO AN. 4 81 PIN
Freight, daily except u
pm. 100 am
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
CoffeeviIle, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and All points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office 81 IL Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
ana check baggage in any part OF the city, by
leaving orders aJ ~ ~ Main street.
A. s. L~INERNOKE, Cen Sup'L
G. |. OAKLEY. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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On Wednesday, Daeamber 10. IS.

Between the EOurs OF ~ O'clocE am. end ~
O'Clock m, at lie neftbessi corner OF Cuton
and second streets. An the city of NeIc Ui.ls.
Tennessee, sell 80 ptlslfc question, TO tha bIll-
est aud best bilder, Tor cash, 80 from ihe
right of redemption which Is expressly
waivec-the following described rsaI eslaf
lying ia the cQEniy CT shelby. STATE ui I-u-
nessce, ana in she city Of Memphis, t1-wl-
Lot Nunlber fourteen lEl. in nlocE siErV-
tW0t64, rs laid down on was f0uncrlv
known as south Memphis. Fouting one huu-
dred ard ten 90 feet on tine north side of
heal street, and unBiug back nOrhvardty.
between paTsHel lines, tWo hun0red and lcr-
.ty-fourt ga Feet to the. Gtviniug Zine between
the 4ohn Rice anal the Ramsey grants. 30 Ec-
The EOtanico Aedscal CoileEc buildIDG.
= Also. another Lot, being part Of los ann
Der tk in block torly-six ~, on the plan
81 South Memphis auft couuag1as lcluae
Be9lnnins az point on south side ol Bal
street. one hendred AMI forts 1--WE ti-I Lct
vest from the inserssction OF the west saaor
stFeet fhe south side o. Led
street, AMI running thenee so1thWaro4ys auu
2erpenuieularN nom Eetl sCeets Que nun
dred and twenty-five ll-I lret 60 81 aueF
Jrence w~eStwardly aua parallel VIA neat
street, aioaEsald alley, one
ti55i feet :fnence u~oFthWarlN one luntrtU
andtWenty-hy - feetto eaIssrecStrence
eastWardE With Eeal street, one Hundred
and ifty $50 feet 70 Ue beg1nninE
1 viii sell by the lot, o. an parcels ~ suf-
purchasers The Tile l. deemed good. but 4
Will convey oulF as Trustee
ocs0 JNO 81. CABMACE, Trustee
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Weak Back, Pains ofthe Side, Of the Hips,
md .sAsrT So TEHYE.-e nra ~.f=o--.g - -
kLIc0cg's poE0us PlAsTsRs

"GAlNsTUwN, Ala. NOv. q, 1865.
MIssRS- THus. ALLCOC6 q 70: During an
extensive practice OF ten years / have been a
trcquent witness OF the magical qualities OF
your Porous PlasteTs. / can certify taat they
are all you claim fcr thrIu.
ROBERT l. CAMPBELL, Md"
Or. Myer, Of savannah. Ga. says thev are
the best mcchaHicai supporters for weak mus
clCS ever discovered that by their warming
properties they bring power and health, un-
III the strength of tse muscles arr entirely
restored; that he knows a ease where All
cUck s. lia5f,Ts cured q gentleman OF n weak
spine; that lac daily prcscriDes them in his
nlactIce. win the hanpirst results.
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MemDhts and Louisville Railroad.

ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time...-4.d 90 am. 2:l5 ain.
Night Express, city tine..245 PIN. l2@5 am.
Ticket offices No. 81 l2 Main street and al
Depot, head Of Main street.
sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Railroad, with
ont change.
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BENZ. THOMAS
MERCANTILE AGsaCY.

Commissi0uer.
CoTi1n, He~lG. AR now
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-ATTAcHMENT IA

J. ". Jefferson vs.. j. Henry Mccormack.
FFIDANIG for AftarbMcnt haFinE been
y made IN this cause. in p~ursrahcs Of see
Ion s. 10 Of the code o~I1ennessee, and a-tacn-
ment having been issued, levied anu refurl-
Ell. etc II is therefore ordered that the said
defendant appear before me- on theEFh day
Of December. at 10 O'Clock. an, and defend
said suit. or the same WI betaEen lC- con-
fesSef. and the ease neard G = Farre, ara thag
a copy OF fhe ofder be published crcee weeE.
for four Successive weeks in tbe leulph
DAILY APPEAL AEE HALL-J- r..
for Shelby County Tenn
HaR- HrARN 4 MErEr artornaVs. nog
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Terms Of Sabscripiiou---$5 per Cosy. gay
abs on delivery.
LATHs AND SHINGLES
LUMBER YARD and SAW MiLL.

TvHE oldest Yard In Memphis: established
! in III With q VII stock OF io--.sca-
ned gId dressed luuheTon yard. are pee
pared 90 uurrlsu srg quantity and dimel-
SONS OF cypress orropfTr. 81 snort notIlr. a
large stock oI Doors, Biiugs end sash. EllSsd
Ca uIg ilzsd; Latus. shingles. Cedar F--
posts, PINE and Poplar Eio0rinE- always ON
Ialti. oar it.otto D., quick safes and small
M.T. 81. W-COCU2AS.
a Oh5ce &na IGidtpOt OF NGsa4nslel ST.
no9i sw Near Fiver.
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Memphis and Lite Rock Railroad.

mIHFhlo aHl LitAtN fSNN "a SANH
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at $500
am.
Coming East-Leave L'Angume at 1850 pm
FeuyBOat caves foot OF Union 81. at $3.50 am.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
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800 eIosed dull. As follows:
COTTON.

There was a strong disposition TO buy
to-day, on a basis Of 2Se for Middlings,
and, because they could not do so,
many buyers kept out of the market,
hoping 10 MI at that figure tomorrow;
But, notwithstanding, the sales were up
l. l80O bales, at irregular rates. Among
them were - bales Good Ordinary 22s.c;
81, 10, - do. at 2Ise; So Strict Good Ordi-
nary 221zc; Ii Low Middlings 221e; So do.
Sc; 95, o, p, Il Shy Middlings &c; I2s,
. Middlings re; 10, 40, IS, 70 Bright Mid
dlings 23Ac; II Strict Middlings 231zc.
While we give sales as they are reported
10 as, it is QUA duty to say that MiGdlings
would not sell to-day for 23Lc, and the
cotton sold at that figure was SO nearly
approaching Strict A~Iiddlngs that on an
easy market Il would pass for it readily
and where sold as Bright Middlings it
was bought for Strict MiddIings.
F.HH--
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In Remote ]SetQeme5ts .. UBtold vaIue.

Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
N the blood he pure, tie body Is healthy. 80
81 we are not Ia health, we know SDne lmpu-
rifles are linking about which must be re-
moved and the sooner the better.
BftItfJcthS rus remove az rum he EHsteHH
Whtrh nature Itrettsuu 3J7vc4.
The wonderful cures effected BIZ HIaudreth's
Pills nave arrested thc attention or eulight-
Cucd physicians. Upwards of i've fhHueaLd
now Use them IN their daily practice, and
two hundred have given their written tesii-
luOny Us TO their lnuOceace ana value, as
eicaueers OF the bowels aud blood.
Their untold value Is 10 those living ia set
Element where doctors can only be hHd at
great expense. For IL yOu are sick, YOU
have only to take Que or more doses uf Brand
reth's Pills to get cured. Fun directions are
with each DoX. sold by al druggists.
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REAL ESTATE
AT -
TRUSTEES AUCTION.


D4 viFtue OF q Deed OF Trust Ecorled in
- Book "a, pages f8-Z-N-Y Of the REGISTERS
Once OF shelby county. Tennessee. executed
to me by Henry G.. Dent ami A~1eZan5eEA.
Ferguson. Tor the purpose OF securing n ceF-
tain Indebtedness. therein 81 larth. VIII.
ac.lruing u ne farms 81 saLH 100.
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-
should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives a soft, refined, saIin-like texture to
the Complexion, removes Roughness, Red
uess, Blotches, sunburn, Tan, ETC.. ana add
a tnge of PesFly Bloom 10 the plainest fea-
lures. 10 brings the Bloom OF Youth to the
fading cheek and changes the rustic Country
Carl into g Fashionable city Pelle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the
true secret of Beauty. No lady need com
plain Of her Complexion who win invest g
cents la this delightnal article.
Lyons kathHlIon Is the best Hair Dressing
IN use
From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
10 use Professor Christys celebrated Hair
Lotto. It Is put up In bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as II IS the best
dressing for the Hair ia the world. The Lo-
Ito never fails to remove the worst cases of
Dsndrum. and restore gray and bleached Hair
10 IFS natural color.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
10 any address in the United States by express
forsl. N8 PROF. CHRISTA q 90, +&
No. I'll Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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THIRTY D DYES
The Greatest discovery Of the Age This

Is admitted 70 be the fact by the Thousands
who are now using DIR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED
NENETIAN LINIMEST. 1t has been introduced
since lSf7; and no. one once trying II IS ever
without Il. IL viii positively cure tse under
mentioned complaints, II used as directed
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Headache,
Toothaehe, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, swell
nngs, Mosquito Bites, and Palms in the Hack,
Chest or Limbs; also, taken Internally Tor
CHOLERA, Diarrfea, Dysentery, Group, Colie.
sea sickness, Spasms, etc II is perfectly
10 take Internally. lseo oath &C
campaigning each bottie.} II has never failed
20 cure every case of Diarrhes, Dysentery
and Croupt.lt used hen first taken. Always
awe oottie Ia h house in readiness, n
you VIII never regret Ill.
fgice F1fty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
ny the Druggists Sld Storeke4pefs through
New York.
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PROPOSALS -psoposALs.
PROPOSALS.
o6ice o. C5u1risfasT y Pp5f- W5r
0td N.feraaI Ia.1r1r

WfA aN4Hrla. AH.NHlHn IGH -
LlFrLE E1cE, Oaio1er D.. ila
- FAILED PROPOSALS viii hr received
- thisOftCc. OrGrA- E-fGE-T
lu helerd- Ark. 70 De lri.Ver7r rlf.. n..
month from sire date Of fnis ur.lCa. r.H rs
Glowing LENEG Jlk TO be done III
lips eauntF. Arragsls. Wis.
Hf- From tue HlI- above IT rnr ru aIa UH-
rez line OF the va =on pi-e
n. From leupper cui of 1Ul
place, TO Goes Ba1 "a. u1eaS AIS
al-y.
q. From Yoe's Bayou 20 Oid L9Fee Oh the
Apperspn place Including new L-r-- lu4
rpairs.n any.
l-n. From the junction oftha new T-ve-0l
TIE AppcTsgu place. Town uIela. Iu-
cludiug Dreak aUl repairs
9Th. The new LeVc- 90 Old Town hrr X
6-h- The Calvert ior Lew LeFeel ia Jl4Louu
break
Plans and Specifications cen he seen ~ trs
ohlee, or NJ A. y tlestars s.oIc. lu Ec-el4
Arkansas.
Proposals for new Levres. and f1r r-ra
20 old Levees must state rHe l-tnul per cue
bic yard, tor each kind o. Eark plra.EEil
which the work viii De done.
TIE work to be completed ay tLc flstGlF ol
April. Is7l
food and Sufficient securir- wnL hs
Ell Tor the faig!ilGl perfJrmaace o. ll1 Wo-E
BENZ. THOMAS,
Commission.
Corf7n, HersG. Ark now
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KINGS STATE DIRECTORY.
T
Kings Tennessee State Directory.
E1r IRzo-


THR undersigned. believing tt.at Tie Infer-
I .ests Of fhe bushes eouIufuafiy demand
the publication 81 anew Wnsk c~ouIafnsrr
-fniqliaaron IN fsisAoH o. "a Persons. ! lrH1s
AMI tomPaEles eus-Z=d in MerC4tutiie Nan
ulactufins aud Pt9iss touaI pursuits pa FASH
the stare % Tennessee, propose 10 pcBiHh q
book which viii Iubuace
FAIsf IA GO&rLErE SHIseEES GCI1E
Which VIII certain descriptive L5st u1.llL
Ehe cities, Towns and NhifE ln tGe -f- h.
WtH. luli aud complete ShiutluE Nfragi IONS
10 an points, ana also swing Tire stations 81
ENprrsS asst Telegraph Companies dGitIe
bu-tueS ia me STATE " I~ouGEAae r
fAEf 1.-THE tIrrES AID Towns OF t.
NTSsEE. ewing their location ard EoDuHl-
unns win iulL ? actufatr ipfnab#ffct tisrS
Of the naines Of ali p-eIsogz1dOIng Bssines ID
P1GI II-A CBAsSIEIED Buz1yEss pfnEc-
al containing, uufcr a~pptoprLtl- LeSt-
tnEs, acrufHte Lists Nault~ aud Loel-
luii OF ali Persons, Firms and Incorporate
aud cites Throughout The state tennessee.
~ NEa tSrAD STAIE5 EgsEes-
FICE urgECu3itY. continuing tlte ua.l- and.
locality % egery TostofHee IN ire Bni.-sf
States a8nt Territories
The Work wiz I've prInfed with New Type
on good paper. ans hpGul in one i;gr2eafsi
sPtendlu yoinLie GbscEtlors ns.EghwBl1r
inserted in the Wprkan hIr-r DBT.Q TYpa
aGd the business va which sarn ~iveHra-lf
via be very fully and conSpieueas ly set furju.
ttse natues OF persons Vic so not subscrloe
viii Dr. pf4ntetiRtIe usual llanucF.
copies q the Directory will De lrit az the
principal hCtriS Ia Tennessee. alu ant. Hr.
Tue use nf The pubic, 10 tie Po-uu.4.ter To-
caicd al tae county seats Of fur Different
counties ia the Stale. thereby Iguderine tire
% al persons cuEaEed IN CaIamereial, Mana
IHGfnFfDL or IrDTH-g. UUgI business
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ADMINISTRATORS -
FINAL s-rrrDEuEsT

HAVE led my accounE and Ncut1eH Ia
he case % my AdninECetiou o4
are Of Thomas kiralse, dsceg&
Clerk o. our counly Court aE4 E-
thenaxt farrt pfIhe cour- IA
a3inyfe8 and confirmed.
ana
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81. CIair Nuraerlas. summaraaId- NL

q SMILFs from II. louis. on %. and 81. n
-. r., Il r. HANCOCK. Proprietor. Two
Hupdred acres IN the ealtiyelen Of Fsuf
Trees Apples-e maEnihcent stock f.aua
) wear Oids. intending all fhe Leading rud
most popular southern varieties, ahT1iaaG
rom Reliable RroWe rs S~cutl-PeaE, PeHel1as.
Piuuns. ApEicnis, NccttriueS Cherries. GAIN
etst Grape Strawberries hasnuCrr4es, crc.
iu great variety. a choice c1ilecfOuoERose
Ornamental Evergreen and becidrous Tree
FlOWeftEg SlTErbs, Eerbace0us Plants. Bulbs.
etc. Branch Ofhce. % anai % M0roe street.
SCI CAV H. BttulgN Gen4A gsIft.
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TRADE.

We have hut few changes to note in our
general markets to-day. There were no
receipts up 10 noon, and the low water in
the Ohio. and in the Mississippi hence to
st. Louis. has thrown all OF our packets
behind. Business Is fair, and alarge num-
Der Of orders are coming in, making up,
in d good measure. for the absence Of buy.
ers. = ure busily engaged saving their
crops. and who are aware that no time Is
20 be- lost.
From the October report Of the Depart
maHt Of Agriculture, just come 10 hand,
We make the folloHiB extracts
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Saturday, CT 1853

st p O'Clock m. proceed to SCI. fog casa.
upon the premises. tie Tract Of l5uJf r said
deed described. t0c the purpose of aUsfylue
She lass OF the three notes secured by tEs
salt deed.
Ihe said tract cousfsts OF two acres 81 land.
about four miles nom M-rlL. on tie
Pigeon koost ro1l beiag lea No.I ol ST. ia.
DeaGricE's subdivision.
w bE&HBiek. Trustee.
MemphfS. 18th Grfgner. Ean. U..r law
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ONLY ONE

Hair bye has been proved p~oisonless. Prot.
Chiffon, whose reputation as an analytical
chemist gives his statements the weight Of
authority, announces that
CristauSr0's Excelsior Dye
Has been sub ccted 70 the proper tests In his
laboratory. and results show il to be
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
As well as admirably adapted to the purposes
Tor Which it Is designed. This Is important,
as the public has just been warned, by two
leading scient.de orgaHs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
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Bachelors Har 5,e.-Thts splendid Hair Dye
is the best in the world; lie only rue and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, iiistamtana-
Gus; uo disappointment; No ridiculous ttuts;
remedies The III effects OF bad ls-es in.iE1-
rates AID leaves the Hair sOft and beautiful.
BLACK OF BROWN sold By all Druggists and
ierumeTs; and properly applied at BaIchel-
Or's Via Factory, No. 10 bond street, \. Y,
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Chance for Making Money.

WE are DESTROYS OF closing oEr busineFa
w Batssvflle, on the MISSISSIPPI and Ten
neEsee Railroad. ICany one wishing 10 COM
mance business, we would sell our snail ana
waIf selected stock Of Dry Goods
nncr AVN qnnnfscE
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~ virtue az q Decd OF Trust eEa.g-cE bv
II Theodore G.. Aute. on tho f--t lHg Id EH-
Edsr, iS.4. and OF record iu tue s
Office OF shelby county u Record Hla. So.
Is. at page ~ e. sequiter. i shall as Trustee
usimed in SAID Dtej. On