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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-27
Wednesday, September %, 1870.

No. 2O-In the Second Chaneery Court OF
shelby county, Tenn.-Jsmes Wilde, IT., &
Co. ct al. VS.. John h. W~aggener.
n virtue of an order OF sale made In this
ID cause, L viii sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Masters office of the Second Chancery court
OF Shelby county, IN the city of Memphis,
Tennessee, on Wednesday, September =, losS
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Lying and being in the
county OF shelby, State OF Tennessee, and N
the city Of Memphis, and hounded and de-
seribed as follows: Beginning on the norm
side of Jefferson street. at iron stake on the
east bank OF bayou GayosO; running thence
eastwardly with the north side OF Jefferson
street sixty 1901 feet TO a stakei thence NORTH
Wardiy at right angles with Jefferson street
one hundred and fOrty-etght feet six inches
to a stake; thence ~WsstWardly sixty feet 10 a
stake: thence s~0uthwardly one hundred ana
forty-eight feet six inches TO the beginning;
being partOf original country lot 493.
TENS or 5ALEs-On a Credit OF tWeiN9
mOnths, purchaser executing note Win gcol
security, and lien retained npul purchase
money is fully paid. Equity Of redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply WITH
the terms Of sale within ten days, or the said
property will be advertised and resoldi aud
the ~delinQuent purchaser charged with tLS
costs This August 2, ls9U.
Nj. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Kortrecht & Grant Soils for comDlt's- an <
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

LR. McFarland. Attorney. -
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Friday. October "a. 1870.

At the residence, on said tract, during Iega
hours, sell for cash, the land therein con
veyed, described as follows, tO-wit: A rae
OF land lying in District No. N one of Shelby
county, Tennessee, containing, by estima-
ton, one hundred and seven and three
fouTths ll05Sl acres, and beginning AZ the
southeast corner of q tive hundred n IA hfty
acre tract, sold to 10 Miller by b. .Jti-
son. r.; thence south one hundred 2n Z doy.
one ll5ll poles; thence Westone hu1&r 2 :
twelve and three quarter pOlestn jG TG1J
thence north one hundred aud IN 81 and
~one-quarter poles; thence east 10 - }Asgln-
ming: being same land conv.yut Ia ST. W.
d. Gather by T. NJ. Pattison by deed dated
January 8, 1853, and recorded in the Registers
i office OF Shelby couuty, Tennessee, in Book
| No. L, page 50S. title believed to be good.
Equity Of redemption waived.
ReH WILLIAM u. EWING. Trustee
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STOCKS AND MONEY IN LONDON
LnNnnH Annt.nhar u IIall n m
COTTON.

The Liverpool market closed fiat to-day,
with a decline of I'D, and New York fell on
&c since the opening to-day. Our market
opened with considerable inquiry, and
some anxiety 10 sell, with lgc as the basis for
Middling, but IL soon broke down, and to-
ward the close 15kc wa the best bid made
The days sales were large for the stock on
hand, N amounted TO about 800 bales, con-
sisting in part as follows: 10 bales Ordinary,
az lOc; 9 Good Ordinary, l3%9l4c; 40 Low Mid
DING b14e; y Low Middlings, l5c; IS mixed
on a basis OF l6c for Middlings; 100 mixed on
basis OF ljAc for Middlings; Is Middlings,
l51Tci6 hiddlings, DC; a Middlings, Ice; 80
strict Middlngs, l64c; 7 Good MiddlIngs,
lGhc. At the close the market was quiet
with Middlings at l59zc, and Low Middlings
5.. b receipts This week amount TO 81
bales; exports 2,0S bales. Receipts for the
same week last year, l,2lG bales; year before
1iO bales, and In 1861, 40 bales. Receipts tC
date in ls67, ], l65 bales; TO date, 1865, u02bales,
10 date IN 1868, 3lG bales, against S,779 re.
ceived this year 10 date. II must be remem.
bered, however, that much of the cotton re-
eelved since Sept. LIST, this year, is Of the old
crop.
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terry, affections Of the kidneys, fever, ner.
vOusness, ehflls, diseases of the skin, mpu-
rity of the blood, melancholy or depression
of spirits, heartburn, collie, or pains IL bne
bowels, pain in the head, fever an1 ague,
dropsy, boils, pain in back andlimbs, as thG1a
e~rysipelas, female affections, and billions dh'
eases generally. Prepared only by
T. II. ZEILIN a co.
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
For sale by all Druggists in Memphis.
Price, 81: by mail, 81 s Rp5
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receipts. Potatoes slper busheI, or So per Dbl.
Onions weak at 81 50 per Dbl. sweet potatoes
81 per bushel, or 81 Dper Dbl. Cabbages sl09l2
RIoSARanKoon, s%siOc; North Carolina. 10
@llo; Louisiana 0@l0Hc.
SUGAR-Louisiana, u@l5c as to quality; vel
low clarified, lsK@l4c; crushed and powdered,
lFtgl5c; coffee A, l4eI4ke; 3, lS4g14c; extra
GSsJSAS1s%cs DenarqEs, lssl4ci Porto Rico
gxIT3SsO-pound bbIs firm at 81 5O@2 80.
Dairy, SO 7594.
STARcH-6E97c per ID.
SoAPTGerman notified, sh9sc; yellow 81
,sPRITs-Highwines, 90ss2c; old Crown an:
Tennessee white do, 90c; old Bourbon do, 81 Is
Tuscarora do. do, 81 25; Miller's do. do, 81 ~,
ToEdis dc. do e %; old apple brandy g Gi
Otard, Dupuy q Co, 1850, do, 81 so; Swan Gin;
81 q; Fish imported do, 81 50; old Port Wine,
81 Crow sherry do. 81 Home Bitters, per ease
Plantation do. per case, 50 so Hostetterlsd do,
per case, 50 80; Claret, So 5095 per case; Cataw-
BIZ, sos Piper Heidsick, s2S@SO; Green Seal,
VINEeAR2common and picking, $S@9 per
barrel VIZ. ISL 6f1 fe lsE1
MISSISSIPPI AM TENNESSEE RAILROAD
M~ANIFESTaOF FREIGHT RECEIVED AT MEM
PHGs, September %, lSz0.-Crissman, stewart
Patrick & co, 5 do; Morris, Les & co, 1 do; J +
Dowdy, l do; A q Treadwell, 3 10; Taylor q
Rutland, 2 do; Clarke, Ely q co, 10 do. and Il
pkgs sundries; Stanton a Moore, 3 bales cot
tOn;R Wormeley q co, do; Estes, Miller a co,
q do; j + Frank q co, 3 do; = NJ Webb 4 CO, 3
do: cambridge, Mitchell q CO. detail Roach
d CO, 8 do; Stewart Eros d Fizer, 2 do, Rootes,
Vance a CO, 1 do; Hugh Torrance, 2 do; Dill
lard, Pinson & co, lido; Owen, McNutt & co, 2
do; Guy, Mcclellan & co, do. and 81 pkgs
sundries Stratton, Goyer & co, 2 bales cotton /;
Mitchell, Holman q CO., do; j b Starke, l
car lumber.
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esttsn and Hay Prsss-NeW and Useful-G.
y. SwIHebrOad's Improved Hay aad Cot
- N-acc

hGgs succeeded in getting q patent
a granted me on the 18th day of Angus .
ITO. on presses for hay and cotton, ] now pc %
nose 10 place then before the public for gen .
eral use. Ny invention is reduced down -
Simplicity, strength snd durability so much
that any set Of held hands can work II with
good success. 1 claiE Tor my invention, oyC-
the UtIey and all other presses, this VIZ; Nv
gripping backs which srtS Ihe upright lro
bars rs som as the levers AZ applied, holt
fast and forces tire follower DOVE with gre c
power: as soon as the power Is taken Oh IL 2
blocks VIII slide down the par Perleltif
loose and ready for renewal OF hold, which
renders il entirely impossible 70 get out CT
order, a virtue Ehich no other press ha.
The lever which / use. Is a common straight
lever applied direct 10 the gripping blocks
my follower is run up by means OF T1ndlas
and rope and is arranged 70 WOrk very easy.
All who may wish a pres, royalty county
or State rights, will apply 70 j. +. Dowdy,
N0f 264 Front street Memphis, WhO has the
fuULght 10 sell and make utLas, and VII
situated in front Of his office. d&Wsepl0
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Saturday. 22d Day Of October, 1879,

In front of my Office, No. 20 Madison street,
in the city of Memphis, Tenn, within le.u
hours, sell for cash, the following property,
as described in said Trust DEED to-Wtt. lue
lie estate owned by said J. Joseph Williams
I'm tract OF land in the county OF Shelby and
state of Tennessee, containing fifteen acres
by estimate, and described aud bounded A.
follows, tO-Wit: The west half or lot number
thirty-seven l7l, in COoper's division OF lis
land, particularly bounded and described ~
follows: Beginning at a stake near a sweet
gum tree fifty feet from the center OF me
Memphis and Charleston railroad marked
"a. b. and Y-P. r. thence running north
two thousand and hfty-hve [a55l feet 10 q
stake at the northeast corner OF q siX-acre
lot in the name Of A. y. and Y. I. kezeli
thence east three hundred and twenty-fGur
and -three-qusrters lSs54l feet TO a stskei
thence south two thousand and fOrty-iO II
f2O44l feet to a stake fifty feet from the center
Of said railroad; thence west three nundr%d
and eighteen and-a-half l3lSLl feet to the
place OF beginning, which said tract OF land
Is situated on the north side OF the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, about four miles
east OF Memphis, and is now knOwna as the
" DIR. Williams Place" Title believed TO "a
good, but 1 convey only as Trustee.
Ohm r. FLIPPIN, Trustee.
7 Y Mcfarland AftOruaV. SCI
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.Dr. sanmons' Liver RequIatOr,

A PREP ARAT1oN OF ROOFS n HERES, wAR-
RANTED 70 ne strictly vegetable, ana can &c
no injury to 2ny one.
n has bees nsed by hundreds and known
for the last 1hzrty-hye years as one OF tne
most reliable, efGSacious and harmless prep
arafions ever Offered to the suffering. Ii
taken regularly and EersistentIy. II Is SURE
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Improved activity has characterized this
branch of trade, and prices remain firm on
ALI kinds of goods. The demand is wide
spread and comes from dealers who, in many
cases, have never before visited this market.
The rule adopted is, we are pleased to say,
the same alluded to by us last week. NO
large stocks are taken, but dealers buy
enough OF all thing to meet their require
ments for q month or so TO come, when they
will again appear upon the market In fact,
small and frequent purchases are the order of
the day. These small purchases, however,
are. IN the aggregate, large, and our dealers
seem to be as busy as beavers .F o.
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BROWNSVILLE AND ONO RAIROADO
E~NGISEER's OFFICE, !
RroRnsViile. September = IS-n.

@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received It
y this Office until L O'Clock m, on the 24th
day of October prOximo, for the Grubbing
and Clearing, Graduation and Trestle-wOrI
of the line Of this road. between the city Of
Brownsville and the town OF Friendship, in
Over county. adistance of EL miles.
Plans, pIOhles and specifications may Ia
examined, and all other necessary iulorma-
tiOn can be obtained at this ONCE on and AZ
ter October 18th.
Proposals must be made for each mile ser.
tiOn, and propositions will be considered foe
OF half mile sections.
The company reserve the right to reject any
and all proposals whose terms may not be
considered satisfactory.
The favorable character of this work re-
cOmmends itself to the attention OF contract.
nrs. W. D. PICKETT,
seq Chief Engineer.
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THE INSURANCE BUSINESS

THE BUSINESS.
The Hartford COtVdHt gives the following
table, drawn from official reports, showing
the amount of business transacted by Hart
ford insurance companies during the year.
OF the eighty-fOur millions received in pre-
miums, only thirty-fVe millions haVe been
paid out FOR losses, and there is an excess of
receipts over both losses and dividends OF
twenty-five millions TO be carried TO surplus
account, much of which has been absorbed
by the issue OF stock and increase of cap
HH9oVs . ...
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

HAVE new on hand a full stock OF cypress,
Il poplar and walnut lumber, laths ana
sawed shingles. 1 a also a large stock of
logs-am constantly saving, and am prepared
to NIL orders for lumber, Of any dimensions.
on short notice.
nS Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river
Immediately north Of Bayou Gayoso.
se4dAW "a. N. VENABEE-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed TO
ID me by W. u. Gather, November IS, lS57,
and recorded in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, In Book No. 81, pages AZ
and ABB, and at the request of the benefiCta-
ries Hereunder, and for the purpose of pay
ing the debts thereby secured, / win, on
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

WARD established in 1877. In connection
i with our large and well selected STOCK OF
Dry Lumber, We have our SaWm1l In the
Navy-Yard, with a capacity Of nfeen tnou-
sand feet per day; also, shingles and Lath
machinesHkeep both sawed ana nann-MSde
ShfngIas. Framing and Dimension Lumber
kent on hand: Dressed Lumber Of al kinds;
White and yellow Pine, Cypress ana Poplar
Flooring Ceiling, Finishing Lumber. rough
and dressed: Doors, sash n Blinds, Fenc-
ing. Red Cedar Fence Posts.
Yard foot Washington street, near river.
ss7id4w NJ. Z. 81. W. COCHRAN.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, TESN., September 10, $50.
THE profles showing the grades Of the 1ol-
Il lowing streets, to-wtt:
Orleans street from Vance street to Bayou
DeSoto, Tate street from Orleans 30 Walnut
street. Walnut street from the II. & c. R Z.
TO the south line of the corporation, having
been adopted by the General Council of the
city OF Memphis, on the eth day Of Septem-
Der, 1870, are now on nle in the ONCE of the
City Engineer, where al parties interested
can examine them for thirty days, from this
date, and submit their objections, If any in
writing to the next regular meeting of the
sell JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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On the 18th Day Of Dscember. 1870,

On the 18th Day Of December, 1870,
Next, between the hours prescribed by law, In
front OF the courthouse door OF the county OF
Tunica, in said state OF Mississippi, EXPOSE
for sale, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for One-thfrd cash. and the balance Ia
one and two years, with six per cent. interest
from date, the foilOwing described real estate,
Tunica. as follows, t0-Wit: Fractional section
l6, containing 80 acres; fractional section II,
containing $50 acres; south half Of fractional
section Is, containing 800 acres; sections Nos.
70 and 2. and east hall OF section n west
half and southeast quarter section ~ frac-
tiOnal south half section >: sections y and
70; all in township 3, range II.
Also section q, southeast quarter section IL.
northeast quarter section 30, south fractional
! hall of section q, west half of section 80; ali
in township 8, range u.
Fractional section l. township 4, range p;
| southwest quarter section ?; east half OF
northeast quarter, east half of southeast
| quarter, and southwest quarter of southeast
quarter of section B.; west half section 8,
southwest quarter of section 5, southeast
quarter Of section 9, southwest quarter OF sec
ton 10, west half Of section IL, cast half OF
section IA; ali OF sections -. II, IS ADD 10: west
half OF section ~, southwest quarter of sec
tion p, east half and southwest quarter OF
section -; all Of section 3; west half of sec
| ton "A, west half of section .; all of section
| "; south half of section 2, northeast quarter
OF section y, southeast quarter Of section y,
| sections b and 50; ali In township z, range l.
Also, lots 8, 4, 5, s, 9, 10, II, II, ID, IA and Is, in
| section Is, township g, range ,; also, :, 3, IS.
6, 7 and s, in section y, township %, range
To be soldin parcels not TO exceed one nun
| bred and ski acres in any one tract.
W. W HUMRHRIES, JR-,
| Administrator de bOnis l en- Of Ransom a
By order of tn Court.
l ans + RLX HENDRICK. Clerk.
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TO the COTTON FACTORS OF MEMPHIS

THE undersigned, proprietors OF cotton
Il warehouses in this city, after too seasons
experiences ia charging a i0l0 rate, have deter
mined hereafter 70 charge the Chamber OF
Commerce rates, viz: Fifty cents per bale for
the nrst month, and twenty-five cents each
succeeding month.
Vim. Il. Carroll. n @. Hill,
JnO. W. Walker eco, A. {. Whitford,
Is. b. HutchesOn, Paine & Mcconnell,
/. +. TObin, Z. ID. Groves,
p. o. Wood, h ID. Rambaut,
W. g. Parker. j. w. Patrick & Co
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TRADE.

Though the general markets have been ae-
tive throughout the week, there has been 9
gradual s~hrinkage Of values in many leading
articles, which has curtaiied profits very ma
terially. Bacon, for instance, has declined
fully &c IL not, more, and mess pork has
fallen 10 SIS, al which figure round lots could
be bought. to-day. Corn also has declined
nearly Sc per bushel during the week.
Firmness charaeterizes bagging and ties, as
well as sugars, but produce generally is
weaker and lower. Il was reported to-day
that clear bacon sides could be bought in lots
on the levee at lSc, and shoulders at lac,
though we did not learn of sales at these
figures. The decline in cotton IS Affecting the
demand for goods 20 a great extent.
ROOTS SHOES.
An active market is reported. Dealers are
busy, and have been all the week selling and
shipping, and the prospect Is very hRttertng
indeed. We Civ quotations without mate
rial change since last week, though there is q
disposition 70 advance upon mems and boys
heavy. boots, which haye gone up SCI per
cent IN the East. 1t Ia difficult 70 get orders
nlled at the factories without considerable
delay, but fortunately stocks here are ample.
New buyers constantly appear, and our pre-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed %
u me BY J-.JOsPph Williams ON The Lth o. y
OF April, 1889, anu recorded II the x sistei :
Office OF Shelby county, Tennessee. IN B0 K
No. "A, pages-S5j-4 auO 3, and 81 t1e reque-- II
the beneficiary therennder. and for the ptr-
pose Of paying the debt thereby secured, 1
viii on
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
.SChOfeId's Patent Cotton Press

VHIS PRESS must commend fs1f to tn cotton planters OF the SouthernS states 81.
hand, hmam z maeap 0g the change from me to tn other being effected in a e
minuteS A great advantage this Press p0SeSe is That occupies nr hand pow n Oly
spaced IF fourteen feet squared M may be placed and operated IN agnhouse. TINS yohln
.men necessity o. taking cotton out OF us hose 70 pc P PFC Sse%d.H oG can 1u ~ in any AsvS
wooden crews. AnOthera dvaHtges is, whenyo u get Schoheds Press, youf nave a Press r
all me mt one not liable to decay or break, as sthe cease with tins nd wooden screws
and most Oher iron screws and peSeSt1 mh Is eSNeul IRON Fe lbt mat S sSe RHH4B
ehaer wrought OF cast and Iheu Hnesa are ~INgnGn Vn n%S aRbp HIH S me- InHHS
woodb n hemse1veSo OF may purchase heSreW, nuts INT ren HaneS,a and putt M wooden
boxt @ it Themselves or may purohase the Press complete, with screw nut, iron frames md
bx, making the most complete PTeSs in use. Presses complete as last named, areH more
.geneplu@ and give greats atE1acdon tou parties qng, hem, as WI seen rom I
in my possessions lew OF which may be found seWher IN INc IcuIar ana couo IuInSl
Parties in need of cotton presses woud do Welt to call, II possible, and Examiner mine;
orn theYs should favor me with their Order they may rey upOn getting a ESs thab Is all
Having the most extensive Iron WORKS in the city: and the greatest vadetyo patterns
Of all Kinds am able To furnish parties with any kind OF machinery or casting at short
NOTICE. Us CHoFIELD, Mac0n,G a.
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{. MORSE.
FARM,

4 CO ACRES-eighty in cultivation, seven
lOO miles from Memphis, four west of
Raleigh; good dwellings, o~ut-houses, cistern,
grass lots, young orchard, four hundred fruit
trees, for sale at low figures, with or W hout
the stock, Apply at 30 Front street. se8
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MONT. PEPPER. MERCER oTEY.
PEPPER & OTEY,
~ GENERAL
Merchandise Brokers,
No. J WEST COURT ST.,
REFERENCES BY AUTHORITY:

REFERENCES BY AUTHORITY:
Stratton, Goyer q Co., Harris, Cochrane q Co.,
j. NJ. James Go, DeSOto Bank,
A.C.Treadwell & Bros. Stewart Bros. & FiZer,
Toof, Phillips a Co, f. M. AppersOn & Co,
I. & 8. Henderson,, ". A. Johnson & Co.,
New Orleans. New Orleans
The undersigned propose TO do q General
Merchandise BROKERAGE, and beg leave to
offer their services in all departments of
trade. The arrangements and connections
they have effected guarantee them unusual
advantages for filling Rll orders with dis
patch, and st such rates as can be obtained of
the manufacturer and producer
Their long acquaintance and association
with the principal merchants of this city
give them advantages not possessed by every
arm. and they trust, by attention to business,
to achieve that success which is always the
testof merit lselIl PEPPER q oTEY.
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Moudsy, ihe 24th day Of October. 1870.

In front Of my omce, No. 20 Madison street.
In the ely or Mem phis. Tennessee, sell tr
cash, TO the highest bidder, the fouoWtng d >
scribed property, to-wit: A lot OF land slii-
ate, lying and being in the county OF smell y
and State of Tennessee, and city OF AemPn :
the same being a part OF lots Nos ] and 2, VI
block so, of the subdivision Of South Mem
phis. on the south side of Linden street, and
east side OF DeSOto street, beginning ~ q
stake 26I% feet 10 inches east Ofth= inteTse -
ton OF DeSofo and Linden streets Murphy s
corner, and runs back thence eaaL ia leet =
inches to a stake on Linden sire I; theme
south $50 feet TO a take; thence vsst z feet1
Inches to a stake. Murphy's corner; lGen'e
north $50 feettO the beginning. together VI IA
an the privileges and apurtenances thereo
belonging.
Equity OF redemption waived
J.K. FLfPPIN, Trustee.
L. b Mcfarland. Attorney.
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Medical College Of Memphis,
SessIoa 1901.
FACULTY


W.AvENT, NJ D., Professor of the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Surgery;
RICHARD z. MAURY, u. D., Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of Med1cines
DUDLEY u. SAUNDERS, Nd Professor of De-
seriptive and Surgical Anatomy;
ALEXANDER ERSKINE,M MD, Professor Of Oh
~stetries and Diseases of Women;
ALFREDH- VoRHIEs, MD, Professor of AuTal
and Ophthalmlc Surgery;
j. JOSEPH WILLIAMS NJ. D., Professor Of Ply
siOIOgy and Physiological Anatomy
ROBERT W. MITCHELL, n. D., Professor Of
Materia Me&ica and Therapeutics;
FELIX MCFARLAND. NJ. d, Professor OF
Chemistry and TOxic0logy5
GUsTAvUs b. THORNTON, N. D., Demonstra-
tor OF Anatomy
RoBERT THUSMEL. NJ. D., ProsectOr to the
Professor OF Anatomyi
u Professors
Demonstrators ~
Matriculation D
duati ~
THE regular course Of Lectures for the
winter will begin N Monday, October
II, and end on the first Of March. For par
ticulars as to Board, etc, apply to
ALEXANDER ERSK1NE, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Memphis, September q, 1870. sell d&w
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diction thai Memphis wilt )double her boot
and she trade this season Will no doubt be
verified.