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pital since died !; and she must have been
here Who is that looking through the
window of your rOOm?"
l couldn't help laughing, but sObered
myself the next moment. For Heine, with
his face on fire, and his breath coming like
that Of spent runner, was stretching his
arm to reach his crutch that lay under the
bed and preparing to get up.
"NOw, Hcine-"
He minded me no more than he would
feather. Staggering rapidly 10 his one
foot he rested on the unaccustOmed Crutch,
and began crossing the floor with seven
league strides.
l could only follow him, hoping that he
would have some delicacy about entering
my room unlimited. Not bit. Before /
reached it, he flung the door open and
leaped over the threshold. And there
stood the dear little frightened, mortified
creature in the corner Of the room, vainly
trying to hide her face.
my dear little grill" he cried out, "is
it you? and do you care whether l am
dead or alive?"
She dropped the hands from her face,
and looked at him standing there, manned,
radiant, with eager arms Outstretched
There was no room for pride in her gen.
erous heart. She came shyly forward q
step or two, till within reach of his arm
that caught and clasped her. l meekly
withdrew and closed the door after me,
carrying vision of that yellow head
resting against Heine's blue jacket.
1t was nearly week before found my
self at leisure to reply to Mrs Gertrude
Van Dorm's letter. My reply was as fol-
lows:
"MY DEAR MADAM: l regret not to
be able to send you iMr. Heine's watch,
money and papers He refuses to give
them up, insisting that he has use for
them himself. He sends his regards, how
ever, and begs that you will hare no unea-
siness concerning his welfare, as his wife,
Mrs. Helen Heine formerly Miss Helen
Ayre), is here and in constant attendance
on him. / have the honor to be, etc."
What l wrote was simply true. They
were married. Heine,. terrified lest he
should lose her again, entreated, and
was on his side. He was six feet tall, and
/ was five feet six he was Lieutenant in
artillery, and lady nurse, regnant in
the ward; what could poor little yellow
haired school-mistress do against US ,"
"WhY they had me married in spite of
my teeth" the mink would say, ,.,ifI should
ask her now.
But the only way in which she showed
her teeth on this occasion was in the hap
piest smiles that ever were smiled.
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Hair Oil.

THE frequent use of coils" "bear's
grease" "arctusine," "pomadcs," rose
mary washes" etc, ETC., upon the halr, Is
practice not to be commended. All OF
these oils and greasy pomades are manu-
factured from lard oil and simple lard.
No bears grease" is ever used. Ii 1t
could be procured readily, it should not
be applied to the hair, sS it is the most
rank and filthy of all animal fats. There
are many persons whose hair is naturally
very dry and crisp, and in most families
there is want of some innocent and
agreeable wash or dressing which may be
used moderately and iudiciously. The mix
ture which may be regarded as the most
agreeable, cleanly and safe, is composed
of cologne spirit and pure castor oil. The
following is a good formula Pure fresh
castor oil, . or; cologne spirit 90 per
cent? 16 or. The oil is freely dissolved
in the spirit, and the solution is clear and
beautiful. 1t may be perfumed in any
way to suit the fancy of the purchaser.
The oil of the castor bean for many years
has been employed to dress the hair, both
among the savage and civilized nations,
and it possesses properties which admi-
rably adapt it to this use. 1t does not rap
idly dry, and no gummy, offensive re-
siduum remains after taking on.the chemi.
cal changes which occur in all oils upon
exposure to light and air. Itis best diff'used
by the agency of strong spirit, in which
it disSolves. The alcohol or spirit rapidly
evaporates and does not in the slightest
degree injure the texture of the hair.
This preparation, for dressing the hair of
children or ladies, will meet nearly or
quite all requirements.
A cheap and very good dressing is made
by dissolving four ounces of perfectly
pure. dense glycerine in twelve ounces of
rose water Giycerine evaporates only at
high temperatures, and therefore nnder
its influence the hair is retained in moist
condition for long time. ASS class, the
vegetable oils are better for the hair than
animal OIL They do not become rancid
and offensive so rapidly ,and they are subject
to different and less Objectionable chemical
changes. Olive oil and that derived from
the cocoanut have been largely employed,
but they are inferior in every respect 10
that from the castor bean.-BostOn Joer-
nal Of Chemistry.
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Two hundred Thousand copies of the
Chinese Bible, published in Foo Chow, by
the British Bible Society, have been dis
tributed within the last four years Three
hundred walled cities, one thousand two
hundred villages and fifteen provinces,
have been canvassed by the colporteurs.
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CHARLOTTE PUTNAM, colored woman
who was servant in Troy, N. T., lam
for forty years, died recently, giving h,r
lifetime savings, $1,000, to the several col
Ored religious societies in that city.
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r.APAc1FIc RAILROAD CURRENCY Is.

Dated January Do. lS5, and ysriOUsly there
after. THESE bonds are issued 10y The Govern
nept uDuer Acts OF July Ist, ls52, and July =
lAG4 20 companies receiving their charter nom
Congress-. which gives them the right % COL
etruts railroads 10 and nom the Pacific coast,
aud on lie completion OF each twenty miles
OF track u receive al the rBte OF Slb-uuU, EZ,tO1
or $500 per mile. according 90 the ulIhculty
Of constructing The EETue- They are payable
thirty yeaIs IuDm dale Df issue and are reg
stored la honda Of slDG, 5Do ana slc,yOJ.
All o. the Government bonls Rge issued
% CoUpou" or " Registered" Coupon bonds
can Dc changed into registered bonds but reg
istered bonds caunoLbe changed Into Coupon.
Coupon bonds are in denominations OF sJu-
sIOJ. S5gO, and SI.0Ug, the registered bonds the
same, with addition Of $500 and $1,000.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notes for December, addressed to the
FEEBLE NJ DEBTLETsTED.-This IS a trying
season for invalids; indeed, for all who are not
blessed with robust constitutions and iron
frames.
Cold has come upon Us suddenly, sealing up
the open pores, and SEALING IN, as It we're,
any seeds OF disease that may have been
lurking IN the system, but which remained
undeveloped SO long as the waste matter OF
the body and all acid and unwholesOme hu-
mors were freely discharged by evaporation
nom the surface and through the bowels.
A tonic, aperient and Alternative medicinei Is
now needed to invigorate the vital powers
depressed by a low temperature; to stimulate
and purify the secretions, and to ft the body
70 endure. without Inconvenience, pain or
danger, the sudden climatic change which
ushers in the Winter.
The only preparation which win fully meet
this almost universal need, and will thor
oughly and safely perform the important
work, is the leading tonic and Alternative of
the age, HOSTETTER STOMACH BITTERs.
This popular specific improves the appetite,
invtgorates the digestive organs, regulates
the dow OF bile, enriches the blood. Galms the
nerves, relieves constipation, promotes SUI
psrdcial circulation and evaporation, and be-
elements, with a pure stimulanE as their diff
fusive vehicle, may be taken by the " cakes
without fear. The favor is agreeable; for, al
though the HI1TERS are a potent medicine,
they contain no nauseating element.
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Clear Bulk Sides, l7H@l724c; Clear Rib
Sides, I6s4@I7A; Rib sides, I6}z@l7ci
Shoulders, I354@l4c; Breakfast Bacon, 2C@
pc; PLAN S. :. Hams, 23@24c. Lard is
saeady; ~tierce, 1S@IsHc; key, 191zc;
caddy, 20ll@2lHc. Pigs Feet, 50 OO@s Is
per key; half bbls, Sc.
PowDER-Blasting 81 so per key. Rifle
- so.
RIcE-carolina, s3l@9%c. Louisiana,
s@sAc.
sueARs-Hards, 17@17Kci soft white,
I6K@I6hc; extra c, 1515@15Aei Louisi-
ana, 12h@I4hc; yellow clarified, I]z
@15c.
SALT-No barrel salt in market. Liv-
erpool fine, 81 @93 per sack; coarse,
50 65@2 70.
SPrR1rs-Demand fair and market steady,
Common Whisky 75c to 81 90; Proof 81 25
20 l IS.
SoDA-American, boxes, TIC; do. kegs.
8 t. &c. English, boxes sH@9c; do. key I
7K@sc.
sHoT-Drop, per bag, g. 70; Buck 50.
SNUFF-Garrett, box, $40; packed, -.
SoAP-Palm Soap, size; No. 1 do. 7@714c
Pamela do. 10c; Erasive, 8 to Zoe; Extra
Family, 6 to Sc; CASTLE l7c; imported do
% to 2Sc.
STARCH-6H to &c per III.
TALLow-DuH at 9@10c.
ToBACoO-Price are Arm. Wequote Fine
Natural Leaflight pressed 81 to no; Fine
Fancy Virginia 80 to 81; Fine Bright
pounds so to soc; Medium Bright pounds
20 to soc; Common Bright pounds 81 to
zoe; Good Bright quarters 81 to &c.
smoking-Fine and Fancy 90 to soc;
Common and Medium IS to SOC. Virginia
to the trade, not including packages, 20 to
soc.
vrNEGAR-Cider vinegar Ssto 10 per bbi;
Wine So to IA.
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GROcERs AND COTTON FACTORS
WIN. Il. HARRINGTON. HENRY 3. HOWELL
HARRINGTON & HOWELL,
Cotton Factors,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
266 Front Street, Corner of Court,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

WE will be ready for business In our new
w store on LIST September, and will have n
good stock OF Plantation Supplies 70 meet the
wants of our friends.
81 Particular attention paid to sales Of
Cotton, which viii be stored in our Own ware
house, and sampled and weighed with care.
ES- Cotton in store viii be covered by insu-
rance unless otherwise instructed; and all
shipments by river insured under our open
policy.
aug3 HARRINGTON q HOWELL.
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FINANCE.
OFFECE or TaE DAILY APPEAL, [
MEMPHIS. December z, 1853. /


MEMPHIS, December 2, 1853.
Gold has become more settled, and is
now preparing, We presume, for another
uttle Jump up or jump down, in order to
astoaish its admirers and keep up its
reputation lor eceengricity. 1t closed in
Eev York to-day At I221s.
Money is some easier spd collections
are reported much better than wa antici-
pated. Exchange Is also easy and rates
steady at 2SGH discount buying. Check
ing al par@H discount.
City Scrip Is steady. Taxpayers buy
at IS. while dealers would take ali offered
al s3Gs4.
County Warrants are nominally un-
changed.
There Is considerable speculative de-
mand here for Gold, and brokers buy at
I22H. Selling at 1884
Old Tennessee bonds sold in New YORK
to-day at SIC and New at 4s5sc.
The stock market exhibited a marked
Improvement and much more confidence
imbued operators towards the close, when
a strong disposition to buy was mani
tested:
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. S57a-In the Chancery Court OF Memphis,
Tennessee. NaleriOus Sanford, Executor,
etc, vs.. W. J. Norris ct nj.
1T appearing from afildavit in this cause
1 that the delendeuts. John D.. Armour, r A.
Handbook. q. ID. Campbell, X. W. Campbell
and o. D.. Gibson. Adm'rs of Mrs. f.. p. Drake,
are non-residents OF the state of Tennessee:
tits therefore ordered. Thai they Iuaketheir
appearance herein, al the Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday
in January, 1870. and plead, answer or de-
muir 10 Complainant Bill, or the same Will be
aiken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing exparte; and hat a cop Of this or
der be published once a weeE, for four sue
cessive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
AUGBSTON ASTON, Clerk nj Master.
4 cOpy-attesti
By BESJ. COLMAy, Deputy Cleik and Master.
Sanford 4 Ray, SOls. for Complainant. nol2
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed was, at the October Term, 1868. OF
the County Court OF Shelby county, duly
qualified as Administrators OF the estate Of
Edwin Whitfield, deceased; and that all per-
sons having claims against the said eatate
are required to present them, duly authentic
Gated. within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be barred; and those indebted TO
the same are requested TO make immediate
Persons having business con-
nected with estate will call upon Major Virgil
". Moore, No. ! Towards Row.
moi FANNY WHITFIELD. Adm'X-
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HWho Would Suffer PIT is now % years
since Or. Tobias first introduced The "Vene-
tian Liniment" in the United States, and
never in a single Instance has his medicine
failed TO do all, II not more, than Is stated in
his pamphlet. As an external remedy in
cases o. Chronic rheumatism, Headache,
TOOJhache, Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Sores, SWELL
ings, Sprains, sting Of Insects and Pains in
Limbs. Back md Chest, It's wonderful cura-
tive powers are miraculous. Taken inter-
nalIy FOR the cure Of Cholera, Collie, Diarrhea,
D~ysenterv, Sick Headache and Vomiting, its
Soothing ana fenstrHting qualities are felt
as soon a. taken. The oath with Wnich each
nothing injurious in its composition. Thou
sands OF certincates have been received
speaking OF the rare virtues of this valuable
article. Any person alter having used II once
will never be without II. Every bottle Of the
genuine has the signature of l. Tobias"
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by the Druggists and -Storekespers
throughout the United States. Price, so cents.
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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Dated Julv lst, ls6s. RsdeemRble in 5 years
and uaNabie la 70 years. Interest 3 per cent.
in gold, payable January and July lsL.
Issued uuder AeI March 30, 1855, in
exchange Tor 80 nOJes, u am'nt
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Insolvent Nofice

HAVING qualified as the Administrative
H Of the estate OF b s. Wynne, deceased,
and suggested the insolvency thereof to the
County Court Clerk; all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby requested to come for
ward and make settlement; and ali persons
holding claims against the same, are notified
10 appear and file them, duly authenticated
In the manner prescribed by law. on OF be-
fore the first day Of March next, or they viii
be forever barred, both IA Law and equity.
MARTHA W. WYNNE,
AamiX OF i. s. Wynne, deceased.
This NOVemher Il. is 8. nOi2
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Dated March lst, Ib6A Redeemabie Ia Danc
PAYABLE iu ~ years. Interest 3 per cent. in
gold. payable lSt Of March and September on
al registered bonds. and on ali oupon bonds
OF the denomination Of sou and sl,0Vh On
the SO auC slUU bonds interest Is paid annu-
ally. March lst.
Issued under Act Of March 30, lSsS,
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Attachment Suit.

Municipal Court OF the city Of Memphis.
2G7-h. 3. Taylor q Co., Plaintiffs, VS.. W. T.
Baker ami p. Morgan, Defendants.
CLERKS OFFICE November 2. 1889.
A FEIDANIT Tor attachment having been
N made in this case in pursuance of section
3455 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned by the
proper officer 4" levied, etc" on the properly
Of the defendants, Baker & Morgan:
It is therefore ordered, That sand defendants
appear at the Municipal Courtroom. in the
city OF Memphis. Tenn, On or before the first
Tuesday in January next. and defend this
suit, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as 10 them, and the case set Tor hearing ex-
parte; and that p cUpY OF his order be pub
lished once a week, Tor four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
A copy: FRANZ TAFT, Clerk.
MHers & WYATT. Att,va for Plainlifs. nn3n
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The Secret of Beauty lies in the use of

Hsgan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
ROnghDess, Redness, Blotohes, SUnburn,
Freckles and Tan disappear where 1t is APP
piled, and a beautiful Complexion of pure.
satiu-like texture is obtained. The p~iainest
features are made to glow with Heslthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hsgan's Magnolia Balm Ia the
thing that produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure It for 70 cents at any of our
stores.
To Preserve aud Dress the Hair use Lyons
Kathafrcu.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Attachment Notice.

IA. Taylor Va. Ransom s. Hoibrook-
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having boon
n made in this cause, IN pursuance of SEQ
ton 3A55 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and at
tachment having been issued, levied and TO-
turned, etc:
Il Is therefore ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS appear before me, on the lst day of
January, $50. at 10 O'Clock am, and DEFEND
said suit, or the same will BE- taken for con-
fessed and the case heard eLparte; and hat q
oopy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Daily Appeal. z. A. MOORE, J. I.
For Shelby county, Tennessee.
aorrgra b Dnuoap AftorDaua moan
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Non-Eesident Notice.

Municipal Court of Memoirs, November
Term, 1909.
34l5, ADS. Bin, Admir- of NJ. X. Bill, de-
ceased. VS.. Moses Stout.
ON motion Of plaintiffs attorney, and IL
" appearing to tine satisfaction of the
Court that an original attachment was had
and levied in this case, 10 this
term of the Court; and IL further appearing
that the defendant is a nonresident OF this
state, 50 thai the ordinary process OF law
cannot he served upon him: 1t is ordered
thai publication be made, Tor four successive
published in the city of Memphis, requiring
him TO appear before the Judge Of this Court.
at the courtroom Of said court, on the nrSt
Tuesday in January, lS70. being ohe Of the
days of January Term. BIZ, OF said Court. or
judgment, by default, Will be AIKEN against
him. FIR INK TAFT, Clerk.
stephens & Stephens, Atty for Pitt. no2l
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

J. W. Jefferson vs.. J.. Henry Mccormack,
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
N made in this cause, in pursuance of see
ment having been issued, levied, and return
ed, etc. 1t is therefore ordered that the said
defendant appear before me, on the 18th day
Of I ecember. at 10 o'clock, am, and defend
said suit, or the same VIII he taken for con-
tossed, and the case heard ex parte, and that
"A copy Of the order be published once a week,
for -four successive weeks in the Memphis
DAILY APPEAL. JAMES HALL,J p,
for sheioy County, Tenn.
HART, HEARS q MILLER, Attoi neyS. nos
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NorlceN~e

In the District Court ofthe United Siatss-For
the District Of West IenneSsee.-In the mat
ter OF j. 5. shaw, bankr0pt-In bankruptcy
To the creditors OF J. 8 shaw, Bankrupt:
TAKE notice that a general meeting OF the
/ creditors Of said bankrupt VIII be held at
the ONCE OF 7. ]. Latham, Esq. Register, in
lst day Of December, AID, 1863, at 10 O'Clock
am, for the purpose Of declarlng q nrst and
final dividend.
also give notice that 7 have nled my final
accounts as assignee Of the estate III shaw,
bankrupt in said court and that on the isi
day Of December next / shall Apply 70 sstu
court for the settlement OF my said accounts
and for a discharge from All liability - a.
signee OF said estate. in accordance Win me
nrovtsions of the 18th Section OF the act OF
Sonoress entitled act 10 establish q uni
form system OF bankruptcy ~througnont he
United states" approved March Z 1907.
3. WOODBRIDGE, Asatgnes, etc
NEazxz1a, NevsnbaE y, be ea3
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Dated July LIST, I6Z- Redeemsble In ) and
payabIr ia ~ yesrs- Interest 8 per cent il
gold. payable Lt January and July.
Issued under act March Sd. 1906, in
exchange aor 80 notes and am'nt
au-usr Isl LA.
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The Pus. . 30 oaeapest
RAILROAD MEETING.

ny authority Of the stockholders conven-
ID tlou. held at Aberdeen, Miss, on 18th No
Vember. 1859, l am Instructed TO notify the
stockholders in the Memphis. Holly Springs,
meet at OkOlona, Mss, on FRIDAY, Sd DE-
CEMBER, 1863, for the purpose of eIecting
Thirteen Directors for the ensuing year, and
FOR the transaction Of such other business as
may come before them. All are requested 70
be present MINOR MERWETHER.
mas secretary.
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COTTON IN NEW YORK.
December ., 1890 a.m.-Cotton-duiet
but steady. Ordinary 239Sc; Good Ordi-
nary 243se; Low Middlings 25c; Uplands
25Hc; Good 25Zc; Mobile 251zc; Orleans
25Kc.
L motion is easier; offered freely at
the following: Ordinary 2S%c; Good Or
binary 247sc; Low Middlings 25c; Uplands
3Hci Good 25zc; Mobile 25Kc; Orleans
3Ac.
1:I0 p.m.-Corton is quiet and weak; sc
lower TO sell. Ordinary 233sc; Good Ordi-
nary 249s; Low MiddIings 25c; Uplands
25Kc; Good 25Zc; Mobile 25Hc; Orleans
25Ac.
2:IO p.m.-Cotton is quiet and weak
n%ominaIly &c lower; sales 400 bales, and
1900 for December at 241l@24Ac; January
24JEc; March 25c; April 25k. Nominally,
Ordinary 23Ec; Good Ordinary 24]4c; Low
Middlings 2fJSc; Uplands 25Hc; Good
255Se; Mobile 252sc; Orleans 25zc.
4~p.m--Cotton quiet and weak; nomi-
nally, Ordinary 2S5Sc; Good Ordinary
241c; Low Middlings 24Hc; Uplands
251ci Good ⪼ Mobile 25Ac; Orleans
255scj sales for export 100 bales; spinning
$40 bales; speculation 50 bales; il transit
200 bales.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS,
December 2, HAS observation-disclosures,
24L@24%c; sales 1000 bales.
8 p.m.-Cotton is easier, 24Hc; sales
5000 bales.
OFT " LIVERPOOL.
December ?, II lis a.m.-Cotton is buoy
ant; Uplands l29l2hd; Orleans 1873
9I2kd.
I:2O p.m.-CottOn is buoyant; Uplands
I29I2%d; Orleans I2%@I2kd.
5p.m-Cotton is firm; Uplands 12Ld;
Orleans, 125[d; sales Is, 900 bales, of which
5000 bales are for export aud specuIa-
ton.
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A~DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

I HAVE filed my ccOunts and voucheF in
1 the case Of my Administration OF the Es-
ate OF Thomas Kimble, deceased, with the
Clerk of our County Court, and will apply at
the next term Of the cOurJ to have the same
allowed and confirmed. when those persons
interested may attend and enter theif objec-
lions, If any they have.
HENRY t. JONES, Admir-.
Nnvauo har q TgsQ nOy3
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CHAS X. BENTON, Score.
J. 7. SW AHNE. President,
To CottOn Planters 8 STOCK RaIaars

THE Memphis Oil Company wish to pur-
i chase, during next fall and winter, 4
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
will pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform tFairbank 81 scales. They urge their
friends not 70 store their seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or Injured by HEATISG. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery OF Seed will
please call at on Work, Center Landing.
81 OIL AXE and Meal for sale IN. n quaa-
Ety. IN
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS. December 2, 1869.
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LUMBER, LATHs AND SHINGLES.
YARD and SAW MILL.

THE Oldest Yard in Memphis; established
1 In 1917. With a full stock Of logs, sea-
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
pared to furnish any quantity and dimen-
Eios,s OF cypress or poplar. at short notice. A
large stock OF Doors, Blinds and Sash, glazed
or Unglazed; Latls, shingles. Cedar Fence
posts. Pine and Poplar Flooring, always on
hand. Our motto il, quick sales and small
profits.
Office and Yard foot OF Washington St,
NOS d4w Near river.