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FINANCE AND coMNGERcz
OFFICE oY TIE EVENING TErEaRApBl
J7,nrsday Anr,l fesa

TETRoRApHl
Thursday, April g. 1893. !
Our local money market is to-day In strange
contrast with that of New York. In the latter
city yesterday the strlngency was almost Impre-
cedented, and very little Improvement, il any, is
perceptible to-day. The rates for money are
usurious, often reaching ~ high as Il per cent.
per diem. Such exactions cannot be continued
for even one week without proving highly inju-
ros to the business interests of the country, and
perhaps inducing serious financial and CON-
mercia crash.
The Bond and Gold markets are greatly under
the influence of the money stringency and rise
or fall as money becomes more tight or relaxes.
Our markets, both for bonds, gold, and currency,
are generally more or less under the control OF
Wall street, but in the latter, at least, we have
reason to congratulate ourselves. Money Is
readily accessible on good security I'm the open
market, and were 1t not for the frmncss of the
rates which prevail, we should be disposed TO
characterize the market moderately easy. IL
is to be feared, however that a continuance of
the stringency in New York may tempt lenders
to transfer their funds thither TO secure the
higher rates. The effect here, of course would
be to make money tight and dear.
We quote call loans on Governments at 4 per
cent, and on miscellaneous securities at 500 per
cent Street loans cannot be quoted at less than
per cent, the range being between . and 12
for good signatures. Government securities are
active and prices are advancing. Gold is steady.
Premium at 12 NJ. 1875
There was better feeling in the stock market
this morning, and prices generally advanced.
Nothing was done In State loans City sixes
were strong, and sold ut 1015l for the new GER
t1hcates. Government bonds were held with
more confidence.
Reading Railroad slightly improved, selling at
46A. Lehigh Valley Railroad was taken at 55.
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad was the most
active of the speculative shares and sold. 29CD
29Z b, o.; 341 was bid for North Pennsylvania
Railroad; 81 for Minehill Railroad and 81 for
Catawissa Railroad preferred. MA
In Canal stocks the only transaction was 10
for Lehigh Navigation. slF
Coal shares were quiet. New York and
Middle changed hands at Az. f
Passenger Railway stocks were neglected
43 was bid for Second and Third; 80 for Fifth
and Sixth: n for Tenth and Eleventh; 10 for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; and 1214 for Heston,
vile. I1f So tf8
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
RenOrted Inv De Haven A. Rro No An q Thirst cSraat
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est of "a Captain
Murder.
ReaI'I.est
for.

Special Despatch TO The Epeairg Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, April S-Captain William B. DON
nelson was arrested again yesterday on the old
charge of numbering Henry Anderson, on the
steamer Great Republican, last June, and lodged
in jail. An effort, It is said will be made to
procure his discharge by habeas corpus on the
ground that three terms Of court have elapsed
since his first arrest on this charge.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Special Despatch to The ECening Telegraph
Death OHDacOb 4. Cohen.

BALTIMORE, April 8,-Jacob /. Cohen, Pre5i-
dent of the Baltimore Fire Insurance Company,
and former Vice-President of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad, died yes
terday in his eightieth year.
Goldsborough's appointment to the United
States Marshalship gives general satisfaction,
though it disappoints many.
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CeIebrating 4 stnte Anniycrsnry.

Special Despatch 10 The Eroatng Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, April S,-Yesterday being the
eighty-ilrst anniversary of the first settlement
of Ohio, the pioneers of Cincinnati and vicinity
met ut Morris Chapel, on Central avenue TO
celebrate tho custom of the association esta-
blishod In thia city many years ago. The ga
thering waa not quite so large as that of
year ago
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Destruction of Seventeen Bald
tags by Fire.

Speeih hsspateh 10 The Ecening Telegraph.
Enishsen Ky, April ga fire broke out In
this place this morning about o'clock In l..
W0olfidgo'a store, burning up seventeen houses,
including the bank, which saved all It's contents
Iljs fire dcstroyc the lreater art Of The own
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TWITCHELL'S DE4TH.
The Coroner's Inquest.

Coroner Daniels this morning selected the jury 10
investigate the death OF Twitchell. II is composed
Of Thomas Kemble Esq, John f. Conrad, ESD,
Hermann Diech, OF the German Democrat; d. 5.
and A. j. McCleary, Of The EVENING TELEGRAPH
At haf-past O'Clock this afternoon the jury assem-
bled at the County Prison, and proceeded 10 examine
Witnessed
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THE EUROPE.dN JN.dREETS.
This Mornings ouo,a,,o,.

~ AUdNtlc tUON. n II
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, April s--A. M.--Consols for money y9,1
and for account, 93M; u. =. Five-twenties, s9lr
Central, 96A
LIvERPooI, April s-A. M.--Cotton quiet; mid
ding uplands, 121S@12Ad.; mlddling Orleans, 1870
1216d The sales to-day estimated at 5000 bales
Other articles unchanged.
This Evenings Quotat ons.
LONDON, April S-Afternoon.- -Consols for money
s3%, and for account, e31s@99H. Bonds duh.
Stocks firm.
LIvERPooI, April s-P. M-Cotton easier, but not
quotably lower. Lard T2s. Pork, 1898.
Cotton at Uavre unchanged.
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QUEENSTOWN April S-Arrivod, steamship Kangaroo
from New York.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 10 s. Third Street

FIRST BOARD. siECd
$500 City 6s, New. 10lA goo sh Phil Il e.. .ls. 70
Cp.. 81 100 do .....bf0. %
20 sh Leh Wis .op&i 55 100 do......c 70
l66 do.op&i,ls. IS 500 do. .ls.seo. 20
100 sh Read K. bio. 46li 100 do. boo. 29a
500 500 sh sh ny 1 Mid.: iGo' ~ ~ i no. '''' ~"
NARR LADNER Bankers report this mornings
Gold quotations as follows:-- IA
iSsS iSgS A. @.::iissiISS isSS lsSS H M,iis,,A
Messrs, DE HAVEN & BROTHER No. 40 8. Third
street Philadelphia report the following quotations.:
~ 3 s es ,a, Of los 1ios5slls; do 1852, 1lsk@19o;
new, 1880 1885,; do. 1885,, new, fl8ls9fIe1; do.
1868, 1139@l13A; do. bs, 10-40s, O51SCsi06a H. s.
90 Year per cent. Cy, 103 S9108x; Due Comp Int
Notes, l91(. Gold, 1890 1914 Silver, 19S0s19s
rites ri . etc as follows:.Us 6s 81 115a 91iek o9Os
OF 1862, 1l94te120 do, 1854 114s{C91fb; do, Nov
1862 1161GGsil6A do, July, 1855, liaY@1ax; do,
1867 ll8A@1l3M; do, 1865, 1l3M9l15Z; -4Os
lO51s @1054 Gold, 1917. Pacincs l0856l9i09x
Messrs WILLIAM PAINTER & Co., No So s. Third
street, report the following quotafions:-U 8. o. of
1881 11S.@iie; b2os Of 1862 lls%cslls,s DO. 1854,
1l92s@113ss do. July, 1851, 118jlesi134; do July,
1853, 113H@1lsA IS, 1o-4o, 1o5@fo54. Gold, lsiM
@l31%. ~ 'sssi ~ j. lal'rtH go -
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TTlBenAPH
IA. M.......Bl II A. M..........H MAP. 10
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Latest Shipping Intelligence.
lDY TEIRaRAPH.l

NEW YoRK, April s-Arriyed. stesmships Pioneer from
Havana; Fab Kee from Bermuda; and Cieopatsa- from
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Br. brig Sydney A. Jenkins Vaughn Esnore for ORDERS
S. L. Merchant.
Brig Excelsior, Brown, Turks Island r. A souder 90
Bchr Fanue Hammer, Blocks Danyersport DAVIS Faies
Co
Schr Rescue, Kelly, Boston, Van Dusen Bro
Schr y B. Terry, Raynor, Norwich, Uastner, buckney
schr Josephine Phnney Providence, John ROmmel Jr.
Bro.
Hchr r. Lake, Adams, Newport, do
Bchr j. q. Henry, Dilks, Lynn, 90
Schr A. q. Pease, Raynor Hartford, go
Echr L. X. Smith, Crie, Bath, . 90
Schr j. Truman Gibbs, New Bedford -
Schr j. Ford, Daniels, New Haven, ~
Schr Rappahannock, Oorson, New Haven %"
ARRIVED THIS MORNING
Bchr A. NJ Aldrdge, Ross, from bos'on
Sohr Rescue, Kelly, from Bost2n1: o. vork
Bchr j. y. Terry, Raynor, from M Eom Me- vo.L
Echr Fannie Hammer, Brooks mum N'o" A''A-
MEMORANDA.
s,o.n,sh,n oneer Barrett. hence, at Wilmington, N.
oEssmsIp Fana Freeman. hence. at Now Yora
'ess66g O. E Elmer Carson. for Philadelphia remained "a
klngsohd kg ohdslis Holden hence ST. John. b. 9th inst
Brs Aiston. Sawyer hence for Boston, at Holmes Hole
ehr Isaac Rich hence for Boston, at Homes Hole st
nssschr Revenue Nokerson hence for Boz. shich put
into Newport I'd inst, leaking, found and
without dacharging the cargo Of coal, and
m9Enipg foT hsr dssiinNti0n,
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Vain Efforts Made by Legislators to Secure
EatOnss Pardon.

HARRISBURG, April 81 ?. MA delegation OF the
Legislature, consisting OF Senators Lowry, Graham
Randall, and Nagle, and Representatives Josephs
Davis Hong Holgate, and State Treasurer Mackey
have just returned, at one O'Clock, from visit TO
Governor Geary on behalf OF Gerald Eaton. Eloquent
appeals were made by Messrs. Lowry, Graham, and
Davis, who urged everything that could be urged on
behalf OF commutation to an imprisonment for life.
There is no hope OF any repriev@ The man will be
hung.
CThls was forwarded from the State Capital at the
time the execution transpired here.-ED. EVE. TEL
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ARRIVED THIS NOR


Rchr A. M. Aldridge, Ross, from Boston
Sohr Rescue, Kelly, from Boston. WI,
Rchr j. s. Terry, Raynor, from New New, No,s vo,L
Bchr Fannie Hammer, broohs' ii"
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New Publications.

The Southern Farmer, tor October. Il be-
fore us. II is a good number, well print
ed, well illustrated, and fun of useful
information for the farmer,
The NiaetesHfa lsstorg, fpE October,
haa rsaGked -. / is, it possible, am i'm
prdfeinehc uInn all preSiaus numbers,
and il full ss usual OF entertainment.
Miss Annie ". IiaTuweil furnishes 1.-THE
Bandits nfIhe u5rtE Mountains" 81 thrill
ing legend; DIR. SimmS continues his
"Reminiscences of Southern authors;
''PeTsonnen gives US another chapter
from 1.-THE Early Scenes of the War;"
Rev. John Dachman, DID,. furnishes an
Interesting personal sketch of Humboldt,
and in the political Crisis" WLiaL Is ey-
lqently fom Tue peu OF i statesman, Is
suggested tho REMEDY for the resent mis-
fortunes Of the south. There ara mauV
choice articles IN prose aud poetry hG.
alde1 gttFaptiFf "a hOth Ypuug aud old.
Thh %e}sse,alt@ Geafa!y may ha had al tba
book stores, or by subscription at e 80
per anpumI IL our people knew the
many gndd thtaes avery month published
IN the .NiHaaaaM featgFy, / fthey falIy APP
preciated The fact thai Kills Southern Mag.
.azine, with eK-Gcy, Perry, Mm. Gilmore
Simms. Rev. De. Hicks, aud others T0E
contributors, Is equal 10 lib" ssst OF
NofIhsrn "..lac II they realized that
IL Is IN Itself u circulating library az
choice literature, they would, like our-
seiEea. Nelrolie Il 70 their homes and lire
sideS.l =
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She is an elegant passenger steamer, com
handed by Capt. L. ID. Dunham. Harry
" alker and N. S. Pennington are her
clerks.
The Luminsry, Capt. Conway, Is the
regular Vicksbnrg packet to-day. She
leaves this morning at 10 am. John $.
behmer Is purser.
The ST. Francis leaves on Tuesday for
st. Franci river.
The Legal Tender gets away on Tues
day for White river. ha
The Dan Able is the regular Friar's
Point packet for Monday. Capt. jim Lee
commands.
The Geo. ". Cheek and Hamilton go
out on Tuesday for OsceOla and way
points.
The Commonwealth is past due from
below.
There is about one hundred bales Of cot
t%onlying on the levee awaiting shipment
10 New Orleans.
The Belle Memphis is the regular Mon
day packet fort st. Louis.
The sam j. Hale, Capt. Walker. came
in yesterday with an excellent trip. She
returns for Cincinnati on Monday. and
travellers for the Ohio could not select q
better boat or pleasanter crew. Don't for
get her. 1laF flaD @
The City Of Cairo brought down the
first instalment OF Scandinayians, bound
from NnlcaROt Little ROCK, 10 WORK on
the Fort Smith Railroad. There were I2J
men in the party. They left on the
Natoma.
One OF the Harvard boys is now known
to have been afflicted with a .9oYe affair"
Hence the failure of his "last stroke" ro
Capt. John Brooks comes u as first
Clerk Of the Richmond.
Gen. Ranny, of st. Louis, made the fol-
lowing report before the Missouri Histor-
ieal Society q few days ago: esf ldI
"There Is no disputing the right of Mis-
souri, to Wolf Island.
ITO the personal knowledge of the writer
the main channel of the Missouri river has
been OF the east side of said island since
1929, and doubtless long before that date.
He has in many instances sent boats
down the chute behind this island for
corn, which boats, with The corn, re-
turned to the head of the Island and
rounded u in the main channel on the
Kentucky shore
ION one occasion, In the Autumn of
1927 or 1873, some steamers found deep
water over the logs and stumps at the
lower end of the chute, west side of
Wolf Island, and for y short time passed
down over them, but very soon this chan
mel was abandoned as dangerous, and
finally for want OF want Of water to float
even aladeI barge
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RIVER NEWS.

LEAVING THE pay.
City OF CAIRo--~-....-St. Louis, 10 I'm.
LUNIHARY..-.-.-..... Nicksburg, 10 q. IN.
.-....--l Cincinnati, IAN.
MARY HOUSTON New Orleans, , pin.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer City of Cairo, St. Louis.
Thompson Dean, st. Louis.
Silver Spray, Cincinnati.
Sam J. Hale, Cincinnati.
" Argosy, Cincinnati.
" i. II. Allen, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Ozark, Arkansas river.
Commercial, White river.
Natoma, White river.
/ Silver Spray, New Orleans.
" Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
=" New York, {CircOse
IN PORT.
City of Cairo, Des Arc, sam J. Hale,
Argosy, T. II. Allen.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
LOUISVILLE, October 0.-Ths river is
falling with 5 feet 10 inches lin the canal.
Arrived, r.. L. Gray and Emma No. 2
ST.. Louis, October 9.-The river is sta
tiOnary.
PrTTsDrRa, October 9.-The Monongs-
hala is falling with feet o inches in the
channel.
NEW ORLEANS, October a.-Departed,
4 4 ~ " 81 LIgNAEs
CAIRO, October 9-Down, Belle Vernon
Q last night, City of Alton 9 AIM, Mary
Houston l2m., Belle Memphis ! pm. Up,
Colorado 10 last night, a. j. Baker 2 am
Dictator 3 am, kyall 4p,m. The river
rose 10 inches, II Fained to-day but is
now clear,
ICIScINNATI, October ~9.-Departed, Ar
gonsut and Emma Floyd. The river is
falling with 8 feet in the channel. The
weather is wet.
ST. Louis, October 9.-Departed-Julia,
st. Joseph and Great Republic. r
MEMPHIS GAs WoRKs, October 8.
The river rose l inch in the previous "a
hours. 1t TODD % feet II inches below
the high water mark of 1867 this morning.
TgsAFNIE CHAS. GOODWIN. q
The latest news FROM the Arkansas re-
ports that stream falling, with something
over } feet 10 Little Rock, and - inches
10 Fort Smith. There is no change in old
White. 1t is low, but navigation is not
impeded. We had heavy rain early yes
terday morning, but 1t cleared up cool
and pleasant. business on the leyee is
brisk.
Jas. II. Lucas, Esq, OF ST. LOnis, was a
p~assenger>on the White river packet last
evening, bound for the Hot Springs. He
Is suffering from paralysis.
The Thompson Dean and Sam Hale
Passcd uo"hJ cSteEuay iOE new Oitoa"s.
The Commercial and Natoma both had
good trips for White river.
The Ozark got away for the Arkansas
with an excellent trip.
The ThOs. IL. Allen arrived from the
Arkansas with r large number of passen-
gers and q good freight. She leaves on
Monday for Little Hook and ali way |
The Argosy, Capt. Moore. leaves to-day
a. noo for Cincinnati. o. r. Bunting |
charge of the office.
The magnificent Great Republic viii
pass down on Tuesday for New Orleans.
The Mary Houston leaves to-day at 2
pm. for Vicksbnrg aud New Orleans. !
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EBnlcipal Court.
GREEN ?. ro0fe. ypDsE.

uhkEN 2. toetEs JUDGE
Tho following business was transacted
yasieTday:
The state W. w. 8. brown, unlawful
service Of criminal process. Four cases
We're submitted, and hue OF 81 was i'm
posed in each casu.
State W. Pepper, assault and battery
submitted, fine of $50 imposed.
state Va. Carter, larceny; jury has the
case under ~advisement, aud will probably
return e verdict on Monday.
On Monday the following cases will be
tried
322l-State vs.. Healey, ct al, larceny.
3272-State w. Swan, larceny,
420S-State VS.. Patterson, ct al, lar
Oeny.
2542-State vs.. Williams.
26z5-State VS.. Frost.
267S to 26S3-State VS.. Aratta.
The rebutting testimony on behalf OF
the State closed last evening, In the Dick
ems habeas corpus case. The argument
OF counsel will be heard on Monday At 4
o'clock pm. . e
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lied. For fun, frolic and innocent amuso-

fed. For fun, frolic and innocent amuse-
nient the 'Parlor'' has the call.
AT NAsHvILLE. Our old friend, Mr.. J..
NsGiiiJprf, opened at the New ThsRier On
fnday hiEhrlast With II good COMPANY,
AZ follows: Edmond Il. Ddfton, George L.
Radcliffe, NJ. J. Perry, j. Roberts, X. NJ.
Wright, George =. Gray, William J. Hal
pin. J. r. Lyle, x. Howard, f.. Dixon, +.
Anderson, e.. Walters, Miss Lizzie Mad
den, Miss Bette Gray Miss Nellie Raith.
The play was RieAefiets which the Naeh-
vile pAl'ere say was wat rate on and sd
mifablS performsd.A NAA
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FREE LUNCH AND GoOD CHEER.-The
saloon, by j. NJ. Cannon, 100
Main street, opposite the o vertOn Hotel,
having Just undergone II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ting, Will on Monday, the llth iust., pre-
ss1iR itself to its o1d' patrons aud iothe
public generally in a new dress, when
the deservedly popular proprietor, Mr..
anne Cannon, will dispense a sumptu-
Gus repsst, and where at the bar viii be
found a selection OF superior liquors Of
every description, with that polite atteB-
ton for which Mi. CanuonAfs noted. A
fine iuch will be served every morning at
10 O'Clock.
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TIE WALDRAN SALE ON THURSDAY
NExT-This important sale Is coming on
apaee, and buyers must not fail 10 be on
IA alert for what has long been regarded
as first class suburban property, and which
haas had a popularity SURPRISING that ON
any Of the other avenues leading in and
out OF the city. for health. The residence
lot No. on the plan, containing the i'm
provements, particularly, should bring
about n lively competition, being one Of
the most comfortable homes that could be
desired, always Astounding in that great
luxury, pure water, soft as rain and cool
as SNOW, yelling up through a stratum Of
white sand forty feet below the s~urface.
Get ready, and secure Il II you can.
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LAW REecRTs.
Shelby Circuit Court.

6hohIh v. hhkNFs JID"E.
In the case Of Henry Woods ,negrOL in
dictment for house-breaking, etc, the
jury returned 4 verde: of guilty, as
charged, afad Used the period OF impris-
onment at eighteen ysaFs IN The peniten-
tiary.
No other business was transacted yes-
terday.
On Monday the State docket viii he
called.
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GREAT bargains during the coming
week. HERZOG & BRO.
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MfSCE PIES, Fruit Pies and Boston
Cream Cakes. from this dsv, at Bertons
Confectionery, corner OF Fourth and Pop
lar streets; also every variety OF cake,
sandy and bread, fresh every day. Orders
for wedding cake hlled al short notice.
kenember berton's Confectionery, corner
Poplar and Fourth.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

u MEMPHIS, September Is. 1851
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The
above Houses are now open 10 receive and
discharge cotton. Every facility 10 seller and
buyer will be given. To my old patrons ! 70
turn you my thanks; for the future, | refer
you 70 the past long experiences In the b0si-
ness j hope TO merit your patronage.
80 Safety, capacity and convenience uns-
qualed. Rates same Is hrst-class houses.
sell A-A WHITFOa0
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AT THE Stock sale Stables Of Mr.. r. r.
Maertz, corner Monroe aud Third s~trcats.
can De found nnc Kentucky stock. in
Guiding horses, mules and brood mares.
Mr.. MaertL expects TO import stock every
week during the winter, and parties need
ing stock, oither finc buggy horses or
pillow mules, would find it advantageous
TO can Al the Sale Stable, corner Monroe
and Third.
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GKAT 4 HI0HLY RRsPECTABLB MER-
HAN SAYs.-J. +. Lavender, a mer-
chant OF high standing and reputation,
Of Sardis, Miss, SAYS In the spring OF 1863
he had a serious affection Of the liver with
indigestion. Medicines seemed TO 10 him
no good, and his general health was rap
IDLY failing. He accidently heard of the
extraordinary curative properties OF DR..
Va Brazier's Liver Cordial, and br the
use Of two bottles he was promptly res
Uored 10 health. He SAYS he considers 4
Of the very best medicines in the
weird for liver complaints, indigestion
and disOrdered stomach.
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Law Court.
H. ;. Ike, JUDGE

H. ) LEE, d ..
The October term Commences on next
Monday. All persons summoned rs jU-
rors are notified TO be la Attendance. All
garnishces must answer OH Tuesday
mex.
\ list OF cases set for trial will be pub
lished on Tuesday morning.
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BUSINESS OPENING.

I AM authorized 10 dispose Of the interest
L of the senior partner IN one of our best
Front 1OOv HOu9e9,
be- secured 10 the purchaser. To the right
man, a bargain viii be offered. Apply for
one week to the undersigned, In the Lee
eel ". D. sTRATToN.
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n X HUDSON 3ub8A
The october term OF this Court will
commence on Monday next. All jurors
summoned must be in attendance prompt-
Is, o fo%rfeitures will be taken against
them.
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DESIRABLE C0USrRY REsIDENcE ron
SaLE.-Busincss men desiring i first
class country residence should tSkea look
NJ the property offered by DR.. ]. M.
Gray, OfGermantOwn. Within easy reach
81 the city by the Memphis IL Charleston
Railroad, comfortable dwelling and all
necessary outhouses. zine orchards OF
peach, apple and pear trees, adjacent to
good hoo and churches, this OppOr-
tunity Of securing n desirable home nj A.
moderate price should not ba neglected.
FOR terms, etc, apply TO Dr. J. NJ. GRAY.
on the premises, Germantown, or to G. J.
Gray, Al the desk of his Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-10

MURRAY & RlDGgLY, merchant tailors,
81 Madison street, call the attention OF
their customers and ali others in want of
eaything in their liue, that they are re-
ceis3ag ans viii be able 10 show them as
nns a stock of goods, and will put them
hp in - fine style - any first class eStRb-
iishmcDt In the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-10

ANaIvEB.-L. Snards, General Agent Of
the southern Publishing Company, has
arrived from New Orleans, aud intends
,o4nmaHcinS the canvas FOR the Memphis
City Directory for the coming year, as-
sisted by a competent force OF reporters.
Il viii be remembered that this company
Published our last Directory, and as il
Aas given entire satisfaction, We beibeVe
our business men viii see the importance
OF supporting the coming work.