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9Th Day Of S~eptsmhar. 1870.

known as "Cadmus' Saloon, :" fAyres Block,
Second street, Memphis, proceed to sell, 10
the highest bidder, for cash. all the articles
described in said Deed OF Trust, Consisting
In part Of f~nFnttnFe, chairs, carpets and gas
fixtures, or q sufficient mount TO saffsfy
said Deed OF Trust,
aus D. BRYsoN,
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CHEMlcAL sYsTEm OF MEBIClhF.

It Is divided into the following department 4:
ma DEPARTMENTAL This department
every complaint known to woman Is treat,t
with uuvarving success.
GANCER DEPARTMEST@Cancers and LumOrs
are here cured in ninety-eight Gases out +
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEART DIsEssES-In n )
department this formidable disease Is treaItt
with the most gratifying results.
FOG SKIN disease -EveIy
form OF skin diseases permanently cured
here -Ha 10 b
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH D~EPARTNENf.
The professors in this department have ma, e
many important discoveries in the treatInet /
l OF lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND kAg DEPAkTHENT-The eye a 4
ear most tenderiy and triumphanty treate 8.
CONFIDENTIAL BEPARTmENT-BeTUtCd D
the exclusive treatment Of a class OF mai .
dies, nameless here, by an able pFOfessOTshisl-
SURGICAL EPARTMENT-We daily psrfor i
the most important operations Known 70
surgery,
Ali affairs OF a private character hello -
credIy confidential.
~ Office hours from o'clock in the morn
ing TIL 8 O'Clock IL the evening Open every
Sunday forenoon. fom 9 am. 10 Z Ia.
:. 3. RUSSELL Nd,
Consulting Physician.
J.C. WATSON. Secretary
L-G-W ARaAN. Treasurer. dwS fyT
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of the terms and powers of a trust
ID deed, executed TO me a. Trustee by DAVIS
COckril and d. c. Cross, on nth dap OF Sep
1858, and duly registered in the Regis
ter's Office OF Shelby county, Tennessee, Ia
B0Ok Eo-6L pages6&, SIS, go and6Si. VIII, on
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|ilITE q CORWlNE
LOB PRINTERS,
" Union St, Appeal Building.

kr We take pleasure In stating 30 our pa
mons that we have removed our Job Printin
Establishment to no. IA Union street. Appsa
Building. where We hope to see our old
tsmers and As many new ones Is VIII exam
III our work and prices. We are now pr
parsd to do ALL kinds Of Printing and Bind
ira on the most reasonable terms,
our stock of Cards, BIIheads and Cap Pa
psgs n complies,
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Tuesday, the 2Oth day Of September, 1870,

A -."MHM" .a
Between the hours of 9 o'clock an. and 4
O'Clock pm. in front of Peterson's store
house door, at knowlton's Landing near the
premises to be sold, in Desha county, Arkan-
sas, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
real estate situated in said Desha county,
Arkansas, conveyed by said Trust Deed, de-
scr.bed as follows, to wit: A certain tract or
parcel of land. situate, lying and being in
CONT OF Desha and State OF Arkansas, viz:
The s Eqr. of the s W Or, the VIZ of theS
W q, and the w y of the N VIZ of section
No. III one, containing 23 41-I9 acres; the
east one-half, and the N W Il of section two
~, containing 4S9 92-lM acres; the north half
IN x of section eleven IN, containing. re
acres; then \ and the NORTH part of the s w
=, and the north part OF the Southeast OF. Of
section twelve lI2L containing All S2-l00 acres.
in township No. Z, south, range 1 east. The
south part OF the N W a of section seven n,
in township seven south, range east, con-
tatAing los 7ll00 acres5 the VIZ of the s EL
of section IS, in township six south, range
one east, containing 80 acres, in lIl564 S5-i00
acres, of which about. 500 acres are cleared,
known ms the Worried tract of lands. -
The title to said property is believed to be
good, but L sell and convey only IS Trustee.
Equity of redemption barred. W ~
ALFRED A.EDIEGTON, Sheriff u
jy2 Desha county, Arkansas, Trustee.
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Total No. OF bales Transported B.2L.T ~
Exports for time nam ed above, $3.50 bales.
These facts are furnished by Jno. I. Flynn,
Esq.
PORK IN NEW YORK.
The following table gives the stock Of
barreled pork in New York, on the first
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LEGAL NOTICES
Trustees Sale.

ID Y virtue, and in accordance win the pro-
ID visions OF . trust deed made by H. 10
CO and W. r. Greenlaw, 70 me, IS t~rrstce. %
the 10th day OF Fssroary 1889, daily record-f
IN the Registers onice o. shelby coahty- N
Book No. Il, OF pages 10, GL, 81 aud eG, tosecl e
the m Of certafn ind- btedness --rr
in fully described, from the said l.. Rocco 0
the said w. b. 6reeRlaV, 1 wild, on
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LOOK TO YoUR
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed of Trust to me exc
ID cuted on the 18th day of September, 1855,
to secure the payment Of notes therein specf-
fed, due to Mckinney, Bryson d Co, which
said Deed of Trust was recorded In the Reg
ister's office OF shelby county, Tenn, In Book
No s, page 1sf, on the second day OF October,
1880 I vii. ON fbalotA SCI
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MIssrssIPP1 y TENNnssFE RArLRoAn
A BOOK For The MILLI0N.

= n RRTHEEI AFkINATE COUNSELOR TO
tufRtstttt106f THIS ARR or those about
GUIDE. s 20 im Systs SH the s Phy5 4s1efa-
tons of the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries IN producing and preventing Of
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This - an interesting work of two hundred
and twenty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable information
for those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still IL is a book that ought to be
under Lock and key, and not laid carelessly
about the house.
sent to any one three OF postagel for 50 cents.
Address DR.. Butts D~ispensary, No.. L n.
Eighth street, st. Louis, No.
Before applying to the notorious QUACKs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora-
BILE your condition.
4 Dr. Bnttsc can be consulted, personally or by
mail, ON the diseases mentioned In his works.
ONCE, No. Il N. Eighth street, bet. Market and
Chestnut, 1T IsorsiS, Mo. dAW
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SUGAR.
The total cron Of Louisiana

The last crop OF 5000 hhds embraced
7S,47l hhds brown, made by the old pro-
cess, and 1853 refined and clarified, in
Guiding fist, seconds and thirds. Mr..
Boucheron set down the machinery and
motive power used in this product as fol-
lows: 66i steam power engines, l53 horse
power, a portable mills, 6S3 open kettles,
81 open pans. and 81 pans, and
enUnerates Sl7 sugar houses, embracing
SO brick and slate rooted, 2s1 brick and
shingle rooted, and Az entirely of wood.
The weight Of the crop is 80, 49,, GAG lbs,
The ssne plantations turned out {, 724, 256
gallons of molasses.
CONGRESS AND RAILWAYS.
The Congress whose term began on the
4th Of March, 1863, gave to each railroad
corporation named below the number of
acres Of land as gfatad.
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EMMA MERCER INSTITUTE,
7 Grenada, kississippi.

THE next session of this Institution will
l. on Wednesday, the 2lst of
September. A null corps OF Instructors in
every department. OF experience and the
highest professional talent. The house is be-
ing reftted and renewed from top to bottom,
outside and IN.
For terms and Information apply to
MRS. DIR. b 7. HOLCOMBE.
ar0n 900 NFf--
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ding at III; 80 middling at 1eL to
1881; 10 strict middlipg at l9h, snd
several lots Of low and trashy at irregular
prices. The market closed steady. Sew
ersl bales of the new crop arrived by river
to-day. No kilograms from Liverpool
were received. The New York market
opened quiet and closed firm, with hold
ers asking higher rates. Sales on the
spot, $50 bales, and for future delivery,
$500 bales, Including contracts for Sep
tember, at 1879; October, atll7H; Decem-
her, at l6&. Ordinary was quoted at IA;
good do, I6A; low middling, 1875; mid
ding, 20H, and good middling, p. p
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NOTICE.

II WILL, at the October term, 1870, OF the
H1tCounty courtof shelby county, Tennessee,
&pply for letters OF administration on the
estate OF Jno. q. Bosia, deceased.
FELIX FkANsIoLA.
! August Is, 1870 -5Hft au&
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
SchofeId's Patent Cotton Press /!

81 E- nur-tu9 8 aT r- - --eat EEa ara-u 4F she lH
THIS PRESS must mmen tsIt to the cotton planters oft the outherns states for
IL dunbnuys implicitly OF construction, and ease wthw h1cht can be operated y eh
and horse uT 0seunp 0nG, tn charge from one to the otderb eng effected IN a e
Minutes Agnat advantage thsP Press Possesses Is that occupies 70 haud power only
space of fourteen feet square and may be placed and operdedt y a gnhoNe thusa yddin
weather. teE re spennglh IN houS%Ea my aysM o@ 0b h 49, P M
I'M most other iron screws and presses This is evdent from 1.-THE factt that's n eew il iron,
etherW wrought or cast md IA frames are of Wrought iron, and n 10 part of ueP Press liable
to decay touches tbs ground. Tine frames msy bel made o. wooiatth he option Ofth planter:
Planters may purchase eiuer, III screw and tut alone ana Pms nMs tame tame bS a COX o
wood oth themselves or may purchased hes screw nuts and ron HaneSra and putt me wooden
box to it elves or may purchase the Press complete with screw, nut on TanFsa and
box, maxim he most complete Prs in use Presses eomEete,@s asst AIMED are in more
IN my posesion,a lew 81 which may be found eBewheen this circular "a could furnish
thousands
or If they shoud favor me whit heir order they may rely pom getting Press matt
CLAIM for it #- -& e. -rr ..-re.. r,-
notice - J.SStHOrlELD, Aac(nl5 "a.
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s~EPrEHNIAL INSTITUTE
w .H..L -.LH
DIR. EU9aRLG'3
sEPTEEEKL
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
az North Court ST., Memphis,

TNHIS Institution, incorporated by tho
4 Stale OF Tennessee. - q legalized Ass--
citation OF Scientific Physicians and SURGE. !
devoted TO the treatment OF patients, aBd 49,
struetiOns in ths theory and practice OF q o
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True adverse bslance.--~.--------.. 1913
True Improvement over IS69.-.-. 54,5Gs, s9l
THE NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE De
CEASED.
The National Stock Exchange has for
mally suspended operations. The Board,
says the New York Bulletin, was organ
lied at the time of the exclusion of the
Erie stocks from the call" OF. the Stock
Exchange, and its chief hope OF support
was based on the suppOsitiOn that the
large transactions in Erie might afford the
nucleus for an important business. The
terms of admission were easy, and, all
candidates being received, the list Of
members o o swelled to about six hun
dred. The re-admisSiOn of the Erie
stocks to the Stock Exchange took away
the main support of the NATIONAL
board; and gradually the members drop
ped out of the institution through their
refusal TO pay dues, until the bona fde
membership was reduced to about eighty;
who now wind up the affairs of the board
and propose to divide among themselves
the balance in the treasury. whatever it
may be. The remaining $50, who, it is
claimed, have forfeited their membership
through non-payment of dues, claim q
share of the dividend through the courts,
and a receiver has consequently been APP
pointed.
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE.
We recently showed. as illustrating the
Injurious effects of the war upon our for
eign commerce, that during the first six
weeks OF hOstilities the imports at New
York decreased $500, 600, compared with
1853, while the exports for the same time
fell of 5000, 600. This unfayorable ten.
dency still continues. For the past week
the imports were 81, 200, 600 higher, while
the exports, exclusive of specie, were ST..
100000 lower. 1t hui appears that the
commerce of New York, for the first
seven weeks of the war. shows an increase
of S500,000 IN imports, and a reduction o.
81 100000 IN the exports of produce.
WARNING TO WHOLESALE DEALERS AMI
AUCpIONEERS. '.r.
It is the general impression among mer.
chants that, under the new revenue laws,
the monthly returns of sales will not be
required by the Internal Revenue Depart
ment after the LIST OF October. We learn,
however, from q high authority in the
revenue service, that such is o The fact,
as the COMMISSIONS has decided that the
monthly eturn of sales of wholesale
dealers and auctioneers must be made as
heretofore until the LIST of May. 1t is well
that this fact should be generally under
stood by those whom it interests, as q
failure TO comply with the requirements
of the law, under the s~uppOsitiOn that its
onerous provisions had been 50 modified
as to render further monthly returns OF
sales unnecessary, might involve serious
Inconvenience to the delinguents.
WHISKY.
An idea of what the liquor trade of the
United States amounts to may be gained
from the tact that on the LIST OF DecembeI
last there were in bond throughout the
country l3,402,545 gallons of whisky.
enough to make a good sized lake. And
this Is exclusive Of grape, apple and pesch
brandy.
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate

- - 49, VI ~
d. virtue OF a venditionf exponas to me
ID directed nom the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, L will, on
Saturday, the 18th August Next,
Proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash,
within legal hours, in front OF the Sherinss
office, on Second street, in the Greenlaw
Opera Building, city of Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate. tO-wtt: A certain
lot or parcel Of land lying and being IN the
eounty Of shelby, and State OF Tennessee,
being a part of Subdivision Of Block 40. 81,
fronting I40 feet on the north side of Jessa-
mine street and extending back north lOC
feet, Immediately east of Mr.. Tops resi-
dencs on Beale street. Memphis, Tennessee,
being h same lot conveyedt TO John 5. Flynn
1852 Also, q certain lot or parcel Of ground
situated, lying and being in the county Of
Shelby and State OF Tennessee, situated on
St Martin street, in the city OF AemFhis, and
fronting So feet on st. Martin street, and rum
ming back east TO the bayou Y feet, a more
complete description OF which Is given in a
certain deed of trust executed by John L.
Morgan to Thomas Il. dated jan
uary Is, 1881. Also, a certain piece or parcel
OF land situated, lying and being in the
county Of Shelby, STATE of Tennessee, front
ing los feet on Walnut street, Memphis, Ten
nessee, and running back $50 feet IN depth on
Of the ~utner part OF SIX acres of land pur-
chased at ehancery sale by Robert ;. smith
and transferred by said Smith 10 Samuel p.
Walker, and being 8 portion OF the same
land vested in Charles Jones by a decree of
the Chancery Court Of Memphis, rendered in
The case of Newton Ford, Admir- OF Thomas
Null, deceased. ct al. VS.. John 5. Clayton ct
al, on the Sth day of April, 1883, levied on as
the property of defendant, James Z. Logan. TO
satisfy an execution in favor OF RS. Robert
son, surviving partner, ETC., for SB,l52 o.
wfthinterest and costs Of suit.
The above sale is postponed until
s. Friday, October IA. 1870.
q
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wnEnE ZEE COTTON eoEs.s

The appended statement gives an aceu-
rate idea of the worth Of the country north
oil, and tributary to, this city. The table
shows the number and direction of move
ment of cotton shipped from way stations
on the Memphis and Ohio railroad, from
September ], 1863, TO September l, 1870:
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acres Of land as stated

In additlon % TINS, there has been dis
posed Of by former Congresses So, OO0, 600
acres to the Union Pacific railroad, and
100000 TO the Northern Pa~ihc. The
entire srea Of lands given away to corpo-
rstions by the Federal legislation foots up
nearly two hundred millions of acres.
There was a Federal assessment of per-
haps S20,OOO,O00 made upon the several
Southern States, the collection Of which,
in view of the above facts, might very
justly be indefinitely postponed, or, that
a share OF justice may be done, Congress
should surely at Oncs endow with unex-
ampled wealth a railway that may con-
meet Memphis, as commercial eonven-
tons have persistently demanded, with
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ezuRE BuCATIuNALq
amlssMzRY IAscKAlN

nESIRES to announce to her patrons n
IL to the public generally, that she has
formed a coalition with Mrs. Emma Carroll
Tucker. This school viii be taught at the
brick building, No.ll6 Court street, where
every arrangement has been made for the
conafort of their pupils. They will be assisted
by Professor Tepe and Mrs. DEVIL the de-
apsrtmento of Music, by Professor Wttzmap,
in the French class, aud by Mrs. Vi3us in the
arts of Drawing and Painting. With such a
corps of educators, they hope to give entire
satisfaction. The school Will open on Nom
day, September 9Th. sep2
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estates

ID virtue of a deeree of the Chancsry Court
u sitting in aud Tor the county of LOwndes
and State OF Mississippi, made at the July
Term, AID. 1870, thereof, the undersigned,
administrator de bOnis non of the estate Of
Ransom h. BYrns. deceased. will
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CREDITABLE TO THE SOUTH.
The annual report Of the New York
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Balance Withdrawn from warehouse
and added TO consumption for fiscal
walr nkTB EEEE
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Value of goods in bond July
4, lss9-... g., i57 49,
Nalue OF goods in bondJune
so. 1881, 47S
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The following comparative statement of
the foreign trade for the respective fiscal
years 1869 and 1870 exhibits the true ad-
verse balances:
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FRIDAY. October IA I870.
Attachment Nofice.

MARJUHJ. WRIGHT.
Sherid of Shelby county.
F. Rigelow. Atty for plainti6 iva
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exports. --..----SS6 ,2I5, l9s
Deduct as per ware
house statement-.-..- H,73LS7O
sI,4ss,S S
IS7O-Excess ofimports...-- u, fS,G4
Add as per WarehOuse y
statement--..-.....-.-.- sos, 1853
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Excess OF bonded goods at the close
OF fiscal year 1859 "a. 73l, SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

Charge, Nan-Chsste+y charge ION i this
day the township election takes places IRE
polls will be open from sunrise to sunset at
the Town Hall and at Cersley's store. Ii Is
earnestly trusted that every Conservative
man viii DO ~ IN his power to have the full
strength of the Conservative party brought
out. The headquarters of the Conservative
Committee will be at the office opposite
Town Hall, where tickets may be found
and all necessary information furnished
voters. Once more to the breach, Gear
friends! The man who fails to vote to-day
virtually embraces radicalis1n.
Court Matters.-W. F. Hord, for shooting
William Aldridge, and Robinson Lewis for
assaulting said Hord with intent TO Kill,
were both sent on to the grand jury.
Feast.-The ladies Of the Baptist church
will open to-day an icc-cream saloon next
TO ]. M. Perdue's, Hull street, where, a
most delicious article of cream and cake
will be served. They design continuing
this festival during the summer.
Renoral of the Court House.-On TO-DAY
this vote will be taken, and we trust that
fhe beopte of Manchester, regardless ol
marty. will vote for the courthouse 10 be
brought to Manchester. For the reason
therefor. read the published card OF th1
friends OF the measure.
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To ENJOY LIES BLESSING WE MUST HAVE
HEALTH.-It Is 4 stubborn fact that every human
being ismore or less prcdisposed to disease, and
In the spring The exciting causes OF disease are
numerous and active, and sickness is exceedingly
prevalent. Now, to counteract the baneful in-
flucnces which sometimes tell with fearful effect
upon our system at this period Of the year, Ger
tain and agreeable remedy Is furnished by Messrs.
DR.. s. B. Hartman & Co., of Lancaster and Pitts
burgh, Pa II Is that noted and clficacious invig-
GRANT and tonic, MIsHLEB's HERD BITTERs-a
lffe-giving preparation and In universal use. Il
Is the best blood purifier now before the public: It
invigoraes, renotates, and cleanscs the life cur
rent within us corrects all the irregularities Of
the system; imparts fresh vigor and strength to
tue constitution and produces perfect health and
fine spirits where is general debility and ner.
vousness. Everybody ought to use 1t in the spring
and summer, as 1t will be found reliable protcc-
tion against disease and promoter Of happiness.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
rnN'T WRITE YOUR NAME ON
>rr.E TltkET.

oNsvrs To Er Prr CroS THE BACK OF
IN, r,rkrrs.-Ap act 10 amend and TefnGct
~. ,.,, - Of an act entitled an act to Iooc'de
49, . ec,trai election, 0pEroccd May H.,
IA i\pproyrd May 10Th. 1S10.- BE 1t en-
80. Jhy,ir General assembly. That section
,,.r,,.;vo Of an act entitled An act to
.',n,ylrr for general election passed May
ii.h $50. Dc amended and rccnactcd 50 as
.n rra.! ~ follows:
So. The Judge to whom any ballot is de-
rid ,hall. upon receipt thereof. pro-
c,.,,n.e with an audible voice the name of
IN, n.r<op from whom tho ballot is so re-
...vrj, and ifthc maine cfthc person is found
~, Tho registration book, and there be no
,.,rr,iou made. the said itdge shall, without
c,rnnc said ballot or permitting the same
~ ne examined except To ascertain whether
!, j, : single ballot deposit the same in the
E,1'nt.hoX: whercupon the name of the
,.,.g,or shall hc checked on the registration
,..nI l., nuc of the Judges, and entered by
~. Jerks Of election OH the poll-hookS. and
.,rrc.tv numbered. in accordance with the
,.,.ro'nr Of electors heretofore recorded.
This ar; >hall hc in force from lis passage.
: rouN-TcSt
!. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk House of Delegates
and kccper of Rolls Of Virginia.