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Total receipts BY Treasurer. $50. e

Upon examining the papers connected with the
collection Of these sums last mentioned it became
apparent that the sum paid in on account OF the
delinq uencies of 1864 should have been appor-
toned and paid in under the separate heads Of
Estate and County Taxes and of additional 10
per cent for delinquency" and that those for the
years 1865 and 1866 should, in each case, have
been paid in accounts separately derived from
- State and County Taxes" '.Firs Department
Tax and additional 10 per cent. for delin-
Guency."
Paid in in the manner they have been the County
Treasurer hes been compelled to view the entire
sum f II each year as derived from the delinquent
State and County taxes. and therefore to So ap-
portion the sum derived solely from that source
in ca h year.
The Auditor might have been justified by the
face Of the receipts in following the same course.
but having official knowledge, that portions Of
each of the amounts 50 paid in. came from two or
three separate sources of revenue, and which
were to be apportioned on different principles
he has thought it best not TO apporton those
amounts upon his books until it can he d ne cor
rectly and which can only be done after eful
ex animation Of the several delinquent lists shall
show how those aggregated amounts should be
sub divided acco ding to the proper heads of rev.
enue from which they were derived.
The withholding of thes. sums from apportion-
ment at the present time by the Auditor necessa-
raIy produces Deficiencies in the Treasures and
Auditors books as to the apo tionments and as
to the balan in the several funds, for the first
time since they have been in Office. but these dis
crepancies will cease, and the books Of the two Of
fcs will be male 10 agree again, so soon as an ap-
portionmCnt Of these payments can be made, in
accordance to the sources from wh Ii the funds
were actually derived, and the necessary entries
be made in the books of both Offices. The diff
Guilty originates entirely ont of the want e.f a
proper sp cifcation If the different sources from
which the funds were derived, at the time the
payments were made: there not being the least
reason for surprising that the late District Attorss
ney has not paid over every cent Of the money for
which he is accountable.
The m oneys received by the Treasurer exclu-
sive ef the $l,0s2 e. before mentioned, being
$50 $50 IS have been appor toned as follows:
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of Partnership.

JOSEPH HEBFRT AND MARCELLE D0RE
u have this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent. and the firm will now exist under the
name Of CARDINAL & HEBERT in the business
of Saloon Keeping on Carson street, Carson City,
Nevada.
cembsr 2e, 1865. I'm
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f. r. @ N G h hun ar
Or FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

These Pills ara now a. knowledged nv the Neli-
cal fraternity to BE- the only safe mild and eff
c .ci rs remedy 20 he depended on in long and NJ
cases o. suppression, irregularity, stopping of
the functions of nature. the neglect of which is
the source of such doplorahie effects the fslale
Frame In no case should these Pills he ken
when tn. patient has reason t. believe she is
syclr TT Price S.. Remit III. amount above.
AMI they will he forwarded with fall directions for
use, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in part o: the State. how
ever distant. who may d"sire medical advice on
their respective cases. and who think proper tn sub
init a written statement of such in preference. u
h,t ling personal interview, assured that their
Communications viii be held most red
All letters ant money mnst be addressed
BENZ Z. JDSSELYS, N. D., STAMP
536 Washington street.
sP. o. San Francisco, CT.
or25-tf
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There has also been paid TO the Treasurer the
following sums as collected by the late District
Attorney rs due on the delinquent list Of the fol
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COUNTY TREASURES REPORT.

To the Hon. Board of County Commissioners Of
Ormsby County: Gehtlemen-I herewith submit
my Report of the business of the Treasurers Office
fer the six months ending December 81, 1865.
NY last Semi-annual Report dated Jnly 9Th,
1858 showed cash on hand the several funds
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During the last six months there has been trans
fcrr-d from this General Fand" to the ''Dis-
trict Judges Salary FUND.- to make up deficiency
81 ,626 IS.
These apportionncnt. added to the balances in
the various funds on the 1st of July, ls6S, have
made applicable to the payment of the claims
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-24
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
r.. Grea'cst Discorsry Of this any other Age.
Prentiye Powders for Married Ladies

T,ese powders will be fund Of essential va!ue t.
IN whose m .an,. health, or other circunstan-
d not permit tn I'm to increase the number OF
their family without Inconvenience, suffering. and
p,rh ans risk Of life This preparation is new safe.
inf.l be- convenient and simple. and cannot in
jnre the health of the most dclcire. II curtaits
NJ privileges but gives strength and vigor- VI 'r-
Ally con iiersd it is Vt the high s utility, and su,-
tanned BY the sound,st principles of prufen and
virtue. Th-ir -houd be avoided at certain
times Price $40 4 box Sent TO any part Of the
Coast p -rf-ctly safe from suspicion.
R.a,it the amount bv Mail or Express. addressed
Z, BENZ. + JOSEELYN. NJ. D
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StiEnIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, ISSUED
ID out f. and under The seal + the Honorable
Second Judicial District Court at ormsby County,
state of Nevada. to directed, aud date! jan
nary 2 A .. 1859, in = cause wherein Samuel
Witt genstein plaintiff ant. Alb aham Curry,
Alvah Mitchell, Benjamin L King, John Gi!iis.
+. j. Mott and Hiram Kelly were defendants. ana
Mary ANA Curry was an intcrycncr, upon Judge
ment and decree in favor ut said Samuel Hittgrn-
stein and against tie SAID A J"aham Curry and the
premises hereinafter desCrte ed which judgement
ami decree were made ami entered IN said Court.
on the jth day If January. A. 1867, Tor the sGIp
of so, IA with interest he sum oi s. 250, at
the rate OF Sl75 per month from the Filth ~ day
Of January a. D. 1866. and interest the suuI Of
Ssol, tax"s paid ~ plain II, At the rat. OF five 90
per Ter month Torn the Fifth 49, day Of Jan
nary A D 1867, together with The sum e SO so
costs of suit and aCcruiIg costs, and the suin Of
500 attorneys fees, handing nae to eAp3-e L.
public sale the real estate and premises hereinNf-
ter described. will expose at pubic sale, at the
Court House door, in Carson City, CIMsJy County,
Nevada. on
Saturday. the sixth Day CT
February A. '.Is69.
Between the hours of nine o'clock 4 ". and five
o'Cl OK P NJ. to- wit At one o'clock T. NJ all the
right, title interest and cain, Of tie said deien-
dant, Abraham Curry had, OF which he now
has. of, in and 10 the following described properly
to-wit:
All that certain pirce, parcel tract Of land.
situate lying and being in 'he County OF ormsly.
State of Nevada to-wit: The south east quarter
OF the sou east quarter "1 section NUMB q Sixteen
(16l in Township number fit en- s., north Of
Range number twenty 20 East, together with all
and singular the tenemtuts here .itame nts and APP
purteBances thereunto belonging in auywis-
appertanng: much lhereofas ma, be neces
sary to satisfy the above demands, Interests and
costs.
5 I. SWIFT,
Sher fl Of OfmSby County.
By +. PUTLER. Eeputy sheriff.
Carson City, Nevada January Is, 1859.
NoTE-The above being known as the g Warm
Springs" Hotel property ian-l5-td
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Being reduction of the principal due on the
old claims of S. SIS So besides liqudating the &C
cured interest amounting to s., S95 GG.
Respectfully submitted,
SAM. D. KING, County Auditor.
Auditors office, Carson City, Jan. !, 1869
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G ,mp,unded from tine pirate prescriptions of Dr.
Yonn- have now obtainel! n most extended popr
Ilrity and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and surest rem dies for the com lants for which
they are applied. The constantly arcruing testi-
pnials Of their efficacy declared them t. be pre-
-aiinently superior to their action.
No la " should be without these Rer7vatlns
Agents None gsrrino unless procured at this
o;fire. Sent by nil Express to any part Of the
State.
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PRINTING
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
Executed at this Office.

Eg GIVE Us A CALL. Ta
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

I ADIRs HAVING SILK DRESSES OR OTHER WEAR
Ia ing apparel dispose OF viii do well by calling aSs
dressing Mrs obcrsky. ~ Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

EvoR sALE-AT MADISON, N. ~ BEAUTIFUL BUILD
Ing Sites, terms two bIras the pur.
chase money remain for two or three Address X
Holland. Madison. N. j.
The New York herald., 1869-01-17

L,0R sALE-AT FoRDHAM, ONLY $4,000 CASH RE-
IL quircd, three story and attic House; eleven
water IN Kitchen hne well spring and two largc cserns
carriage house and stable arbof trees vines and
shrubbey city Lots fronting Berrian Prospect
close 20 school, churches and college, and
s oere low price 500; balance 70 remain furn-
ture VII be sold " desired. Apply 10 Mr. WILSON, 42
broadway. up ssairR
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Railroad MISCELLANY.

Not less than l0f clergymen have
clergymen's cards from the st. Paul and
Pacific Railroad Company, emitting
them TO ride ~ tha FOad at halffage. They
give those cards 70 those only who live on
the line of their road,
The West Point (Miss.l HsPd2; OF
Saturday says We regret to learn that
Mr.. Morris Costello, for several wears See
tion Master on this portion of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, was killed at Coriuth
a few days since in attempting to replace a
freight caron the track.
The Mi Aigan Car Company, of De
troit, has lust received ffomthe New York
Central Railroad a contract to ka,id 300
freight oars. The amount of money IN
tolged in the contract will he little less
Than a quarter million 6dIlais, and VIZ
employ 100 men over three mouths. Fopr
ears per day Yiltbe tgrNed G1t.
The Iron Mountain Railroad has en-
tered upon a prosperous business, that
viii ne greatly enlarged when the rolling
stock is increased. Sixty new p!atgorm
cars arrived al Aeluiant during the past
ten days, and more are expected. When
that road is tapped by the Cairo and Full
ton, and The iron ore Of the Iron Noun
tain furnished an outlet via Cairo, the
freighting business will be at once about
doubled.
The Cairo Bulletin of Saturday says
the completion Of the Iron Mountain ra,i-
road e Belmont, The favorable progress
al tie Cairo and Niaeennes road, and the
promising condition of the Cairo and st.
Louis road, have directed increased at
tention TO The Junction road, that is to
connect Cairo with the Mobile and ohio
road,
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tierces 20 to 2OHc; keg 21H to 22Kc; cad
! dies22K to 23c.
There is no change in COFFEE. The
demand is good and prices steady. Infe-
rior to choice Rio l9c to 2Gc; Java 50 TO
$50.
The PRoDUCE market is well supplied.
Small lots Of Potatoes have come in from
above and sell at 81 per barrel in a small
way. Forty barrels on levee were offered
at 81, but no buyers. Onions, 81 per bar
rel and scarce. Cabbages are plentiful; 2
crates sold to-day at 50 per 100.
There is but little FEED arriving. We
note a sale of 40 sacks Corn at sec, and a
small lot at SIC. Oats are firm at 621zc
| on levee. One hundred sacks Bran sold
at $40 per ton. Hay is scarce and firm;
40 bales arrived from st. Louis; we quote
at s2O@22 on levee.
The FLOUR market is dull. We
hear of sales in small lots only.
Low supers, s. to s. 5Oi Good do. s. IS to
So; X, So p to So 80; XXX, 81 to s. so;
xxx and Fancy, IS to SO 80.
The supply for CoRSMEAL Is about
| equal to the demand. Fresh, at mills,
q p. and from store, 81 So. Kindred,
in lots, 81 50; ina small way, - 9O@5.
4 few packages of Raos came in and
were closed out at 23@25c per dozen, as to
! condition.
HIDES are steady and receipts light.
We quote Green, 9 to 9Hc; green salt,
10 to IOHe; dry salt, Il to IKE; dry
flint, 2c.
IRON TIES are firm at 7 to Sc.
In LIME there is no change, with very
fair demand. Alabama s. 70 , %;
Utica 81 70 to2. Cape g 60 to ? %. Ohio
river 81 30 10 81 SO.
Their. is an active dqmand FOR PQULTRY
and market bare, Young and old sell at
S5@6 p per dozen,
In RICE there Is only a small trade do
ing. Louisiana 81 to &c; South Carolina
10 to lOHc.
SUGARS and MoLAssEs are in fair de-
mand with stock good. Louisiana I25& to
l5Hc; yellyw clarified 10 to I6Hc; white do
lCK to lie; A, I6H to lie; hards III to
lsr. MoLASsEs remains steady.
Keg TAR hrm al 80 % 70 s. 90 PeTaagen,
In SALT there is no change. The stock
is ample and demand steady. Large dairy
(seven bushel barrelsl 81 80 to 4 IS; small
dairy (ere bushel b~arrels) s. 80 to 3 70;
large common (seven bushel bbls.l So 80
to 8 50; small common 8 bushel bbls.)
g 80 to . 70.
The ToBACoQ market is fairly active and
prices are advancing. All grades have
gone up since our last weekly edition.
The crops of all the Tobacco growing
states uilrbe short owing to drOuth, and
the speculative demand sast IS laese,
The stock yards are moderately well
supplied with BEEF CATTLE, and prices
gre steady. Western beeves are held at 3
to SC gross; Iexss S23 r. % per head
Sheep scarce at 81 to IS per head. Hogs
duh at nc TO Sc gross.
There is lat little WHEAT coming in and
prices are steady. No. l white 81 g
toI 40; No. I red 81 80 to l IS; No. 2, 81 20
to l %. Rejected, 75c to 81 10.
The WhIssy market is very firm.
Highwines are scarce at 81 2Gal .. Com
mon Rectifed. 9Oc@SI IS. Proof Recti-
SEQ, s. 35@} 70,
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TRADE.

Since Il last weekly issue we have hao
two fine rains in this vicinity, II so iar
As VIC can learn they have been general
not only all over our own state Dut
throughout North Mississippi, Alaban a,
Arkansas and Kentucky. The cotton
crops are reported in good condition n
opening more rapidly than ever known
before. In some sections, however the
crop is comparatively a failure-the hill
lands especially will make a short yield
owing to the drouth. The want Of rain is
felt probably more Immediately in the
countrv adjacent to Memphis than any
where else.
Trade during the week has been fair
considering the intense heat which has
prevailed, and prices remain steady on all
the leading articles needed upon the plant
alton.
In dry goods we have no Undertakings
to report. and quotations are the same as
last week. The initiatory orders for the
fall trade come in more extensively, and
the campaign will soon open in earnest.
Country merchants have been In town
looking around, and we are pleased to say
that they are making all their arrange
ments to buy in this market during the
coming season. They have found by
comparison tina the dealers of Memphis
can not only sell goods as low and on as
favorable terms as anywhere else, bat
that their stocks present as wide a range
in stVis and texture as in any market this
side Of New YORK,
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$500 REWARD.

A T a stated communication of Oakland
~ Lodge No. 50 A. f. and \. NJ, held atCGE-
land, Miss, on the l4tb day OF AQS0st, lS39, II
was, RESOLVED, Thgt a. sur worthy brother,
F. D. BAgS~s, senior Warden OF this Lodge.
,-6s assaSsihated on the 9th inst, by DR.. A. j.
BoTt,ta uon-afiliated Mason Of the same
place that the Lodge offer a reward for the
capture of the murderer.
Description OF said Lot-HR u abeat six
feet n incl high sleBaeE prRl; heavy,
SQUARE shoulders, slightly bumped; very
GhtcE piercing eyes, iegle black whiskeTs and
mopstache, slightly grey black hair, rather
phin on tOp0f head dark complexion forty
ave- weighs about fN pounds. This lodge
pfeTs a reward Of two hundred dollars, In adj
aitian to five hundred dollars offered by the
rather 0f the deceased, for arrest of the muir
dercT and his confinement ia Jail, so that he
may he brought 10 Justice.
All papers miendly 70 the cause OF Masonry
Will please copy one time.
lSignedl J.W. SAUNDERS, w. NJ.
Attest: JANEs z. CAEs, aec'V pro tenn. anlS
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The wholesale clothing merchants OF
our city are not behind their ~neighbors in
laying in stocks. Already very large SEE
lections have been made, and goods are
daily arriving.
The following are the receipts during
the week per river aud rails Apples, q
bblsi Ale, % pkgsi Tagging, so pcs Bran,
395 scks; Beans, 4 bblsi Boots and Shoes,
y eases; Barley - bbls; Butter, Il pkgs;
BACON, 81 csks, , pkgs; Crackers, IS bNs;
Corn, 24s SKIS; Cornmeal, I+0 bbls; Cattle,
p head; Croekery, 43; Cement, 400 bbls;
Cheese, 10 bxs: Coffee, 204 SKIS; Chickens,
ispoops; cabbage, u ertsi Dry Goods, 81
bkgs; Eggs, IS pkgs; Flour, I2l bbls;
Fish, Z pkgs; Furniture, lS7 pkgs; Glass,
IS bxs; Groceries, l67 pkgs; HAY, s. blsi
Hides, II bdlsl Hardware, 2s3 pkgs; ir2A
Fies, 1862 bdls; Leather, 4 bdls; Lead, g.
kegs; Lime, IS bbls; Lumber, $1,000 81
Molasses, lss p6ssi Nails, 100 kegsI Oats,
ISL sksi Potatoes, 40 hhlsI Rice, 10 bblsi
Rope, 50 oollsi Sugar, y hhds, co bblsi
salt, 8 hxsi Sheep, 2sl head Tobacco, 800
pkgs; Tea, 3 pkgs; Tin, i9l bxs; Tar, 10
bids. Wheat, 253 SKIS; Whisky, ? bbls;
Wine, AZ csksi Mdse, 100 pkgs; shot, 70
kegs.
We note the arrival Of FRUIT from the
North. Several lots Of Apples have APP
peared in the market, and prices vary
from g to So per barrel. Extra large
sized are held at s. 50. Peaches are scarce
and Irregular
Western BETTEB IS in demand, and
prices are some better. Choice, in tubs q
buckets, is selling at SQ932e.
The demand for BAGGIss grows larger
daily, and prices are Arm. We quote
Greenleaf 25K@28ei Ply. Ky. 24@25e;
heavy tax 24@25eI Todd's light hand
made 10000.
The PR0YIsIoN market, though firm, Is
/ dulL. The demand is in a small way only,
We quote, Mess Pork SS5@S5 so; Cleal
sides lsA@2Oc in lots, 20A@2016e in Z
small way; Shoulders l61E@l7e. Fiv,
eask. Of Clear sides sold during the day
at lsl.e. but it was under the market
Country meats are l@I11e under city
packed. s. C. Canvassed Hams 2
TO 25ei Breakfast Bacon p TO 22c, Lard il
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WANTED.

VvANTED-AaENTsIS6 to 500 per month
w everywhere, male and female, to intro
duce the GENUINE IMPROVED COM6ON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
machine Wilt stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt,
cord, bind, braid and embroider, in a most
superior manner. Price only SS. Fully war
ranted for five years. We viii pay Slg9l Ia
any machine that will sew & s.adEgef, haore
beautiful, or m3ge elastic scam than. ours. IL
I9a4es tne" Elastic Lock stitch" Every Sec
and stitch can De cut, and still the cloth cam
not he pulled apart without tearing II. We
pay agents from SO to SEQ per month and exE
penses, or a commission from which twice
&CO., Pittsburg, Pa, St. Louis, Mo,sCr AazS
Ton, Mass. % H
CAUTION,-9a aet be imposed upon by
other parties palming on worthless cast-iron
machines, unGer the sane name or otherwise.
Ours Is the only genuine and really practicat
cheap machine manufactured. J. myg
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OnTTQN.

The Liverpool cotton market on Tues
day last was quiet, with IPlands l3zdj
Orleans, I'D. It eased up "a on Wedues-
day, fell another ID on Friday, and closed
easier to-day, with Cplands, lS}sdi Or
leans, i8s.@l3Ad. The days sales were
sOO0 bales.
The week in New York opened with
Ordinary, 3OI.c; Good Ordinary, 32'4c;
Low Middlings, S4ci Middlings, SOC. On
the following day it declined l4e, but
again rallied, and closes quiet but firm to-
day with Middiings, 35es sales for the
aaH, 10 s%pirntrz, asg bales specuiatafs
us bales. Among the weeks sales for
future delivery, We quote on Tuesday 200
bales Low Middlings for september, A2ni
200, December, 251sei 100, January, 2jri
100, February, 2754ci 100, do, 27r. ON
Wednesday, 500, December, 27}4e. Thurs
day, 1000, October, 29i4ci November, 2sAei
December, z71se. Friday, $50, September,
SIC; 100, November, 2sAc; 400, December,
27l5e. To-day the sales were 500 bales,
including November, 25'sc.
our market has been someW hat excited
in ~Dlf-eQUEltE 0l AAt AHNEAHAH VI HNNNAeA
itaIes OF. the new crop. on Wednesday
~ sixA. first 'bstes1' eanein IN q heaIs,
Ina an hut one were sold at auction, re-
ssli.ing from SO TO 42e. Since then several
more bales have arrived, and the receipts
of new cotton to present writing will foot
M about 20 bales. This is doing well for
SO early in the season, and shows that
pieking has commenced ven earlier than
last wear. In a very short time our market
will be filled with buyers. Not only
those who have usually spent the winter
with as. but new ones will make their
appearance, and Memphis will continue
10 rank as the best cotton market in the
south. Our stock at present is very lin
ftea. hnd We are likely to enter our nsxgg
commercial year with about the same
amount as was held over in that ofls6s-g'
Tie sales for the week were small, though
the inquiry is very good, and prices are
I ~
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REWARDS
$4,000 REWARD.

TNHE undersigned being DESTROYS to change
L business and locality, now otter for sale
aSplendll steam FlQuripgatnd SaWmill, To-
Gated IN the town OF Murray, Galloway Co.,
kentucky.
The engiae, boiler, etc, were purchased Of
the Washington Foundry, ST Louis, Mo, and
of the best material. The Touring machinery
OF Isaac Straub 4 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. The
saw is a 6O-inch the engine a-inch stroke and
l0-incli cylinder; boiler ~ feet by - inches,
and two nue.; ali stationary and well put up.
We have the be stand for mill men in our
knowledge, surrounded by a good cOuntrY. 4
large crop OF wheat and a heavy rrh Of Gus
tom, good water, 0pH ia one 10 rival in
quantity or C%IailtyA In Gddftiohto above a
tSEse-stCry mali hoaSe, a good dwelling house,
56'&crcs Of land part in cultivation, part in
timber@2eyeral hundred bushels Of cQrp "a
hand, between one and two hpbafed Reado Of
stock andpqrk hos rvs. 1Gkse II .ane cattle,
log ana gVpsi 6asani tim6er Wheels, and
T3HpJ olRer p~eeeSsaries too tedious 10 men
zion.
All Of the above We viii sell al reasonable
figures. Those wishing business Of this kind
we solicit 90 come aud eXamiGei or for further
information address Us by mail,
CARSON, PErER & co.
Murray, Ky, July %, 1889. jy&
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WAGONS.
To Cotton Planters Z Stock Raisers

TIIE Memphis oil Company wish 10 par
i chase, during next fall and winter, 4
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
will a the markell price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed Correctly weighed on their large
plstf0rna Fairhank'S PSI scales. They urgethelf
friends not to store their Seed in large guam
Titles. and thereby have 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.
So Oil Cake aud Meal for sale In any guam
tsty, iyl