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COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Report Of The Grand larry Of the Criminal
Court.
The Tax Collectors and Sherif's Bonds
Entirely too Small An Increase
ReoOmm ended.

The Grand jury discharged on Thurs
day, made the following report;
To the Hon. q. W. Reeves, Judge OF the
Cfrruit Court Of Shelby. county; Sep
TENDER Term, held in Memphis, 1862:
we b Grand Jury, would respectfully
/ submit our report on such matters rs
/ given to us la your charge. our stteh.
/ lion WAS first directed to the bonds nled
in the County Clerks office of such county
noscors a. we're presented for our exam
inafion. The bond of the Tax Collector,
for 500 600, we found satisfactory but
| deem Il insuf icient. We think his bon
should be at least s50O,O00.
Th bond OF the sheriff, for $4,000, was
! likewise good, and IL he has no other
bonds than for this amount, we deem II
entirely too small, ne having a large
amount of public money constantly IN
his possession.
for our examination, although we repeat
edIv sent tor them, except "A few SINAI!
| bonds Of Magistrates and Constables. One
Notary's bond WAS likewise presented
which was good.
According to our instruction, We visited
the County Jail. and found it well kept
clean, and in good rder. All prison
ers we're in a perfect state of health their
s,od was good and wholesome. The
number of prisoners at present in jail
is ".
c,,1 n in GOOD cOnditiOn-the sick pro-
narjv cared for. II needs u little more
yenfilation. There were about thirty
sict and about the saIae number OF pau
nsrs in the PoorhOuse. About one-half OF
| Inc natients properly belong TO The city,
| and should be taken care of by h city
antborities. With regard to the paupers'
bnrying-ground, we did not visit 1t in
narsou i,nt summoned before US the un-
der,aker for the cOunty-Mr. McCaifrey-
Who inCormed Us that he was now bury
inc the naupers in the new atholi bury
in9-gronnd instead OF what was formerly
known as the Beaureg;Td place, and that
n was an Improvement on the Old place.
The graves are properly dug and h!led up,
and Inc cause of all offensive and slckiy
smells has been removed. we were also
nformed that the price for burying pau
ners has been materially reduced. lie
rarmeTly got Sl5, and afterwards $40, in
cash: nov he Only gets S in county war
rants for zach adult. This we regard as a
great saving to the county, and we nope
n will be followed by many others. lie
also informed us that occasionally ne
buried as many as three in one grave.
mis- We rsgard az Improper, and does
great injustice both to lie county and me
Door, as we are taught 10 believe lAat al
least In death we are al equal.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
ROBERT ECKLIN,
Foreman, etc.
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BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRosHEs, for
Pulmonary and Asthmafi0 Disorders,
have proved their efficacy BIZ q test OF
many years, and have received testilno-
mails from eminent men who, have used
them.
Colds, HOarseness, Sore Throat, etc,
should try the '"Troches, "a simple reme-
dy which is In almost every case effec-
tHal,
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CONFEDERATE RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS

JUsT received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER & co.
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SEWING MACHINES, Safes and Scales
repaired; also, Key fitting.
:. j. SCHMIDT. AZ Monroe.
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LETTER LIST.

n following = the list Of letters remnin-
ing in the Memphis Postofice and not deliY-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIES LIST.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RIVER LINE.
N mphis and Arkansas River
.2Packet cOmp'YEG
UNITED STATES MAIL
FALL ARRANGEMENT

-
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
4 Company Will run THREE boats a week
In the Arkansas river; and until the compile
tlOn Ofthe new boats, the following boats Will
constitute the lines
THOMAS H. ALLEN--~--PRIrcHARD. Master
OLAhh- pLOfAHs sastti
8UiDON Rice. Master
W. A. cALDWELL-~.. .Blasdell master
Leaving Memphis every Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday O'Clock pm; making cOnnec
tons at Little Rock with the COmpaDy's Light
draught packets
DARDANELLES--~..W 3. Nowiand, Master
VAN Master
AMERICAN 10y Chapman, Master
FORT SMITH ----Ed Rowland, Master
fOhI GAbSOS ---..-.--.-----E smith, Master
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
and nom New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freights delivered at destination. at All
stages OF the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring tn ship by this line
from the North, East or West to any point on
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to N ARKANSAS RIV-
ER PACKET COMPANY" at Memphi office 3Ol
Front street. Mostly BlOek.J Those shipping
from New Orleans should eonsign to Mem
phis and Arkansa River Packet Company, -
Mouth OF White River.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which viii
be finished about the LIST October. thus
securing TO their patrons a reliable tri-week
~ line In high or low water.
All persons who ship goods 70 the care II
this company, at Memphis or AOuth Of l.
river, must send bills OF ladinE TO the agent
OF this company TO prevent confusion OF de-
lay. JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
WI GRAHAM, Agent,
oc6 once SOi Front street. Mostly Block.
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JUsr received, Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace,
which We will sell al New York prices,
freight added. CHANDLER 4 co.
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GROCERs AND COTTON FACTORS
OFFICE OF W. G. WEAR 4 CO.,
erocers and Commission Merchants,
No. 8 Towards Row,

MEMPHIS, TKNN., October Is, 1869.
NOTICE.-M have This day sold our stock OF
we request our patrons 10 entrust their Gus
tom, rs we can epdorse him az being in every
wav worthy of,tbei confidence and patron
age. Our books Will be found with Mr.. W d.
Stratton, No. Is Lee Block, wins IL charged
with the settlement of cur business
w. g. WEAR co.
Referring TO the above, fwould say TO my
friends and customers of the house % W. g.
Wear a Ca, that | VIII be a the old stand,
and hope, by close attention tdtheir interest.
10 merit a liberal share OF their patronage. /
Mr. Abb n. HRrwell viii continue In charge
OF the Cotton Department of the house
oc2i LfW. MILLER.
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OUR stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods is now complete.
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.
S47 Main street.
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Cheapest Dry Goods and Clothing at the
New Store, No. 29S Main.
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SEVERAL hundred copies of The Annual
Report Of the Chamber Of Commerce are
for sale at Joe Loeke's, 23GK AIain street.
Merchants should procure eopiiss and send
20 friends in the interior.
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BEST IN THE WORLD."-Our friend
Fuchs, at II Jefferson street, Is receiving
daily by Southern Express the best brands
Of fresh Norfolk Oysters. and will be
prepared fiom this GU to supply the pub
dc with any quantity they may wish.
Prices a. iOw a. the lowest.
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/ TIE following resolution was passed at
the meeting Of this Association on Thurs
day night:
Res0iued, That the thanks Of the Con
federafe Relief and Historical Association
are due, and are hereby rendered to
AIessrs. Spalding, Bidwell& McDOnough,
~lessees Of the Memphis Theater, and Mr..
lounge, the manager, for the use OF the
Theater and the assistance Otherwise rem
dered a. on the occasion Of the Concert OF
the lith inst. To Mr.. Henry Farmer and
the amateur performers who voluntarily
assisted han in the musical entertain
meut, 10 Mr.. James sullivan and his drA-
matte associates for their performance,
and 10 Messrs. J. c. Hoist 4 Co. for car
riages kindly furnished for me use Of the
ladies who so generously assisted IN fur
thering the object for which we nave as
socisted ourselves. To Prof. De GRAY
Bennett and his accomplished pupils for
their beautiful contribution to the enter
talnment or the evening" N s
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TICKETS fsF the coming County Fair
can be had of II. NJ. Bridges, at the depot,
or of Tbos. b. Dunn, 27s Main street,
agents OF the NJ. & G. r. r.
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o osCEoLA.

FOR oSCEoLA.
Regular Memphis and 0sceSla Tri-WeekIy
Packet.
For oscEoLA, FUIroS, RASRoLFH and all
Way Pdints.
The new and elegant side-wheel steamer
GEO. ". cHEEK. /: {: Geo. Malone, Master,
4 EAVEs rs above every Tues IT.
Il dsy. Thursday and Saturday,@E
at > o'clock p M commencing Thursday,
October -th Apply on board, or 10
kfCH'D W. LlGHfBURNE. Agent
Oc5 4JeffsFSon street.
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FOR A POINT.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis aud Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
WAUANITA. master
THIS sisserI a,.;A sEEll steamer A@
THIS DAY, 2 d inst. al o nm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
OCH No. ~ Madison street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
Dor Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
R. c. GRAY. ,w Whitaker, master.
This elegant passshssr Eaeket -h
leaves Rs above eSE
MONDAY, 18th inst, ats pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
Oce3 IL Madison street.
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AT the Hall Of the Chaufber Of Commerce. In
Memphis, tennessee, III acres Of landin thu
Hays 900 acre tract, aear Wyfhe Depot Of
Haysyille, on the Merhphis and Ohio Rail
rnad. and particularly described in the deed
from the heirs of s. P. Hnys. deed. to The
said Williams. dated 18TH May, 1885. to which
reference Is made for a more particular de-
HerlptiOa Of said property.
Sale between Dam. Ep0 I pm.
ocz JOHN ? TREzEVA Nj, Trustee.
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o ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis 0. S. Mail Line


FOR HICKMAN, CoLUMECS, CAIRO AM
81. Lgp{S. E-
| MARBLE master
This elegant ~nassehgef pscket Nh
| VIII leave rs above @ls4x<s
THIS DAY, 2d inst, at y m.
Tick cts for all points, via Memphis and ST.
Louis Packets, North, East ana West. rApPlY
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
| street. FLEh. CALVERT, Sunt.
Ton b. DUNN. Ticket Agent. oc2
Memphis and st. Louis US. Mail Line
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMBUS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
This elegant and swim passen- d.
ger steamer viii leave as above @Sz-4
THIS DAY, I'D inst, at 4 p.m.
Tickets far all poipts. Via Memphis and q,
Louis Packets, Sbrth, asst and West. Apply
10 General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street. FIEM. CALNEIeT, Supt,
Ton b. DUNN, Ticket Agent. Oc3
Regular Memphis and st. Louis Friday
Packet-For Hickman. Cairo and ST. Louis.
4. l. MCGILL-----....-RObt. X. Riley, master
This new and splendid passenger ~
steamer viii leave as above l
This day SATURDAY. I'D inst, AZ y IN.
LEVY 4 ROBBINS, Agents.
oc3 Is Jefferson street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spaldlag, sldssII & ~EaeOOaough. PrOpr's.

T. ". Manager
LAST MONT y MATINEE OF the accom-
plished Tragedienne Mss MARRIOTT
This Evening, SATURDAY, October 81, VIII
be p~resented Shakspeare's MACBETH.
Lady MARRIOTT.
LAS MARRIOTT MATINEE. The beautiful
Drama OF JEANNE DEANS.
Jeanne .--..---.-.M MISS marriott.
Doors open at I tO.cOmmence at
AdmissiOu-Aduits 80 cents. Children =
cents, tOall parts Of the house.
Monday. October &5th-Ihe Qussn Of Song.
Miss SUSAN GALTON, and her Comic
Opera Troupe, will inaugurate q season %
opera for twelve nights and two Matiuees.
The unsurpassed DELANE SISTERS viii also
appear IN their daring, graceful and won
derfui performances.
Box once open rom 3 a M. tod pm.
Doors open At 7 overture az 4 quarter 10 8.
Prices Of Ad~missiOn.-Dress circle and par
Quette equally eligible for ladies'. 81 % fam
DerEOnsl so %.
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CoRNsi Cornish DIR. Lindoma an is max
ing some wonderful cures in Germs, Bun
IONS and bad Nails. tie cures without
pain or drawing blood. His rotnls are at
the Overton Hotel. Give him Il call.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
faT a country weekly. For price, apply ~
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
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FoR Ribbons go to Herzog& Bro.
cREoIE Hair Restorern never fails.

KENTUCKY Jeans, Csc per yard.
NENDIG & BRO.
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Nett proceeds
Sa8 10


Nett proceeds $3.50 10
MOSES WHITE,
j. II. ERSKINE.
W. ID. STRATTON,
r. j. BLACK,
r. w. MITCHELL,
Committee on Entertainments.
The committee appointed TO confer with
M,sssrs. Mckeogh Il Cockrell, and to
take in charge the receipts, &c, from The
billiard saloon and bar tended by these
gentlemen, would respectfully report that
the receipts
From the billiard tables were S4S 90
From the bar..~.t~~ 90 90
ENPENpTTCREs.
Paid AUaldHehe for printing 5 5 90
Paid APPEAL for printing 49,. 5 90
Paid Ledger for printing. 5 90
Net 90
aTrnN ANnEpSnN frh1n DnTu
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KING's STATE DIRECToRY.-We ara
pleased 10 know that Mr.. Wharton, agent
Of the above very important mercantile
advertising medium, is meeting with such
success that shows that the merchants of
memphis are fully alive tothe import
anee Of advertising. The localities in
when the State Directory win be dis
tributed should be an inducemeut 10 ali
TO have prominent cards inserted. The
Postoiice Directory and Shippers Guide
is a feature that the merchants are pleased
TO know Is attached. Mr.. Wharton make
his Office at T. J.. Days, engraver, go
Main street.
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BE sure to go 20 the New White Store,
as Main street. Bargains in Dry Goods
and Clothing.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For CINCINNATI,

For Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati.
The splendid passenger steamer
EDiNBN NeIkes, master,
VIII leave as abov-, THIS DAY. at pm.
For freight or passase, apply on bead, OF
to IBSY ER0RBENS, Ageafsi :
Oc2d - iG Jefferson stFvet.
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BILLS OF Exchasss Ga az the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in slins to g9it,
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street.
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WE warrant every pair Of our Kid
cloves, or give another pair without
charge. BERloS a BRo.
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Miss ESoLIsH has Just received her Fall
stock Of elegant and fashionable MILF
merry, consisting of the latest styles Of
BOnnets and Hats. Very nice BOnnets at
s. each. No. go Main street, up stairs.
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II you want TO purchase substantial
GOOD Dry Goods. at extraordinary low
Sgares, 20 to Vendig & Bro, No 226 Msin
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REMEMBER Herzog's warranted Kid
Glove for 81 %.
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JEANS, Jeans, at wholesale-speeial bar
gains offered by Menken Br)thers.
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Total am I Of capital and surplus, $500
ASSETS.


Total ami Of capital and surplus, $3.50 .
ASSETS.
l.. Amt Of cash Ia 81.
Nicholas Nat'nal Bsnk-s! 80 9.
Amount OF cash In Office Isl ss-SUs ~ q
?. Jntneumbered real estate owned
by the u go %
3 Loans GA bonds and mortgages,
being first hen OF record ON unfn-
cumberet real estate worth at
least sZs0s06lJ. and On which there
Is lees than ons years interest
dus ana owing Interest al z y. et.l rs 80 %
=. Loans ca stoaks and bonds OF
United states, ard OF Institutions
Incorporated BY the state OF New
GOrk- payable on demand, fthe
marksa value o. securities pledged
being S4j7 ,50oi. Interest al : "a. ap -4 %
5. Stocks and bonds OF the Easse1
states AID Of The states ~ New
York. IeuneSsse aud NtrSiLis snd
Institutions Incorporated ~ the
STATE OF New York oTped - the
C. Understanding dre AMI unpaid SI 4
7. Premiums due aud unsolicited
On policies issned z,84s 81
:. Rents SstJ -
TOtalassets =
LIABILITIES
I. Losses incurred IN process Of
a4ustnuent aad losses. reported
on which no. action has been Ia
Eea SO 20 -
. Dividends on capital and seriD
declared and due and eapald B,sss Is
J. DIVIDENDS on scrip orderel, re-
deemed and yea shelaimed 8ss %
l. Total aIaT Of losses elssns anu
s&oS o.
sworn toby
GEO 7 HOPE. President.
BE TO&NSEND, Sec'y. AID
Approved by
O. W. BLAeKBVsN uompt'r OF Tenn
S. R, CLARKE & CO., ACTS,
IS KnlckerbOcker Building,
oel0 Madison street. Memphis Tennessee.
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Confederate Relief Association.


OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
I'VE must apologize for the tardy ap-
p~eilrance of the following proceedings,
but they were received too late for publ
cation in our yesterdays ~issue:l
AT a regular meeting of h Confederate
Soldiers Historical and Relief Associa-
tion, held on Thursday evening last ia the
Municipal Courtroom, the following pro
coedings were had.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Entertainment re-
port as follows:
Gross proceeds of concert at Mem
phis Theater, October "A, 1872 $3.50 2
lS II
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The New White Store, 2sS Main street.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods.
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G~ENTLENrES's LIST.

Arlington, VIZ
Brown. DrF Battle, " BTcEan. J CIV
Barclay, F Brooks revBF BlantOn. ] "
Brown, Son Burron, WI
Batter q
Campbell, T Chisholm, 4 C Council. 3
Copeland. J A CamrOn,J Cox. tn
Coleman p Crockett, J Cullen, "
Cross. CT Clark. Up
Dickins, DTS DevIne, 7 Dulin, R
DAMS. :
Foster, 81 Furgeson, D L harrington, J c
Greer, is Gwyun, ] Gridef, J
Garviu, p Groves,
Htl, WI Hall, n Hansal. mr.
Hanley, D HaughtCn, AG Hutchinson, r
hoperl Hall Pc Harris, WI
high, + Harris, ]
Ilsley.
johnson, " Johnson, 3
kenneday, DJ Keetly N Kent, WR
Lewis, . Lockmeyer q Bro
Lobby, DR. BM Logan, ii
Miller, CIV MCsely, Wa Messenger
Moore, J L&CoMorrassyT Mvgett, A
Montgomery, WI Marshman, A
McAuliu, Z Niece, VA MCIlVaigh. j
McRoberts, VIC McNeeiey, II Mckau. TT
SELL norton j Nelson A W
O'Nelll, I
Patton. mr. Penney,J Proctor, G B
Payne, 81 Payne, A b PIckeus, Al
Robertson, A Reilly Russell, c
Randolph. Ri Co Rushing, q W
ReddiCk \, icOlored)
sullivan. aptwshannon, P Sampson, He
smith, X {coI Sherlock, CIV Smith,
sloysnP Steele, c Smith, HIS
Todd, J W ~Trethewey, W Thorn, r H
Thorpe, PHI Taylor, CN Trewalla, A p
Wilson. q Whitlow. WI Williams, } col
Williams CD Waterman, y WtllifOrd, r a
Msganer, VIII Word, T Wade, X
Wellington, J H
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WAITED.

ENGINEER.-To run an engine TO q cotton
L gin four miles from the city. Apply 70
oc2 Gen. FIZER. Il Union street
DOARD-By q gentleman for himself and
ID wife, IN a private family. Comfortable
room, furnished or unfinished, convenient
10 the Mosby Block. Address, forthree days
Merchant, Appeal Office.
Q ALESMAN-In a Dry Goods House, who
- can control a large planters trade from
St Francis county, Arkansas; also, a sales
man who can control q large trade nom Crit
tendsn and Philips counties, Arkansas. Meme
need apply unless they can I'LL above bill
Salary no object, provided the right men can
be obtained Apply at 2s Main street.
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Good Hair Reslorer 8 no huge svlndIs

JOE LOCKE, 296Z Main street, has all
the latest Monthlies, Weekhes and Dali
lies,
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rAr y h'l' T04 cAANnLIR a co.

LogIsIssA Creole Hair Re .torer, ha
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PTANoSi PfANos! PIANosi-Great bar
gains in Chickering's and other pianos,
and Estey & Co.'S Parlor Organs at their
agents, 252 Second street.
II. q. HOLLENBERG.
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NEWS S.

HERzoe q BRo.
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Allison, miss nc
Ranks, miss L Banks, u
Bond, > BOyd, Me
Boyd, 4 BOyd.P
Boyd Booker, mrs "
Bryan, miss A
Cary, InissJ Church, c
Collins. miss r W
DoEEier, miss L DeLOach, mrs NIB
foote, mrs 8, lcOI'd)2
Gin. Z
Harris, J Harms, mrs E
Hellmuth. missA Hill,E
Hunter miss n Hook, miss 4
Holeman, mrs I
Jackson, miss r Jackson, mrs.
Jones, mrs.
LyO miss Z Lisiubery. mrs NJ
Luke. N Lamcarter, mrs 81
Lane, miss Buckingham, mrs NJ
McMallan, ms
Moore, mrs Miller, miss
MOrJigi, G MOselsy, mrs n E
Nichols. miss L
Parrish. mrs + Perry. mrs A
Quinlan. mrs X
Rehse, mrs r
SeGrcy. NC Seacy, EE
Speed. miss Speed, miss II +
ShurlpuR. miss " L Sullivan. miss
Taylor, tS TAylOr, miss II
Vance, miss b
Wood CT Ward, A Wilson, mrs
Wilson, mrs : or L
Young, mrs !
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MERCHANTS wanting goods should look
~ the stock Of Menken Brothers, orner
of Court and Main streets.
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OLD RELIABLE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
WE COME TO STAY
Merchants and Planters lndepend-

as.-.- -. nl-
merchants ana fldnIeTS ln0cpenu-
ent White River
@ " - h"ch @S
Saturday Pack eft
lic sPienuld steamer
COMMERCIAL----.--JOHS B. DAVIS. AfGster
Jas n. Thompsou lClerksl Charles shame.
W4LFlfalS AeihpnlsE ~ fni
W ~ D ONiOGk p-nlr inf ANGUISH reafcy
west Potnt, uts are, brN9!la hiuu- ct4Fen-
ION, lnalan bay, anu an lnlermedinte land
ma sLtppeis sha rely upon tnls DoAt re-
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CoTToN Brokers' Marking Ink, a snpe
Tior article. CHANDLER Il Co.
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SEWING MACHINES, CHEAP!-TwO or
three Sewing Machines, nearly new, in
splendid running order, for sale at less
than half price az Bridges, 22I Second st.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
- II II III NJ a NJ II
os Xxx CONDITION OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE e8MPAhY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
ON THE-
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1859.
r 5 a OF JULY, 1869.

The Dsms of This Company IS The "CONTI-
MENTAL ISslRA&CE COMPANY" ineor-
p9Eatsd in E5z. ami located Ia he city OF
New York
The capital OF said Company. acu-
ally pasd Up in cash. IS 5la en m,
The surplus, on the lst day OF Ju!y.
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BARGAINS in clothing, wholesale, at the
New Store, rs Main street.
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NoTIcE-Tbe time for entering cotton
for the Merchants Premiums, as well as
for the 800 Premium offered bv the Shell
by County Agricultural. Mechanical and
HOrticultuTal Society for the hest bale of
Tennessee Cotton, is extended 10 Q O'Clock
am. on Wednesday, the 9th. at which
time the Cotton Is expected ID be on the
Fair Grounds, a during the day the
Premiums will DO awarded. This extern
sion Is made by request OF mfny of the
merchants, who are subscribers to the
Merchants Premium,
E. ENSLEY, President.
Ied0er eOuV.
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TRUST SALE.


DY virtue Of g Trust Deed! to me executed
n. Williams, l VIII sell, to the highest bidder
for cash, on
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LOUISIANA Creole Hair RestOrer-no
hnmbug.
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Wv IWNVNU1s77ssF 1870 U
PATTON ANDERSON, chm Com.

NEPOhI OF hELIEF C~OMMIIIEEs
Oct. 9, Jacob Klanser-.---..-Sl5 90
Oct. IL, Mrs. Sarah A. Paschall 10 90
Oct. IL, Mrs. r. II. Chandler. 5 90
Oct. 10, Mrs. Mary Alexander 10 90
SIT Of