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NNIE undersigned, receive another 4.
n OF those celebrated CultivatOrs thh He..
aud invite all who desire a great LABDR ..
vING implement 20 secure one before lA9
are all gone. IL Is the ONLY riding ClllN
tor 10 which turning pl0ws are attached
well as cultiyatOT teeth, and che only Hea.
plOw that the wheels OF which can d
wide or narrow, 20 suit the rows. CAV A
see IL. q. ID. BUsTAMANIE
Mchl5 Pm Jackson, MIS-
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WHEELOCK, FINLAY a. CO.
Wholesale Agents, -.......New Orleans
MCGUIRE, BLACkWOOD d co.,
...... Mobile
GUS. ASHER, Jackson Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally laanvlY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF IVAN
HOE PLANTATION.

10y virtue of a Chancery decree Of the
I'D United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District of Mississippi, rendered
on the 10Th day of February, 1870. in the
case OF James III. Williams vs.. Henrietta X.
Yerger and others, the Undersigned, a COM
missioner. appointed by said decree, will on
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TESTIMONIALS

TrsKTGFr, Ala. Nov. % Isl.
Nr. =. n. Braifdd.
SIN; Please forward us Immediately sf.l..
supply Of Bradhcld Female KtfuaUr ~
fad ID io Doe all that b. claimed Gr It. ana Z.
have Witnessed the most decided auI E.+-.
effects produced by 10. Very respectfully ''
III INTER- a. ALENANBrp
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"I"'' ~ HF"TVIHI ITIHI FIH|
This g. 10 certify thut ! have examined ..
recipe Of Or. Josiah Budfeld, of ihIH rarr..
and, as medical man, pronounced Tito l.t
combination ot medicines Of grrH mer u
the treatment Of AN the discuse. 0f .e6t'.
for which hc recommends &c.
WM. l.. BEASLEY, N. n.
This, Dee ~, 1855.
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HORACE {. DIMIcK,
TRUST SALE

TRUST SALE.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed
ND by L. b. # Champion, on the IOth daV
of March, 1866, TO secure 70 MarRaret IL.
johnson the payment Of a certain obliga-
ton therein described, the undersi0ned
trustee Will proceed TO sell AZ public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, IN front
OF nhe Capitol, In the city or jackson, Miss,
ON the
16h day Of april, 1870,
the following described lands in Scott coun-
~, Miss to-wit: The Q " offs Q "a ofsec-
ton No. 80 and the w "a Of aw E on Sec
ton a, and se "a ofsw a Of section 30, and
twenty acres In the q u OF Sc u. Nh III
township 7. north Of range o, east. Contain
Ing 140 acres.
win convey such title as In vested In me
40 trustee, which is believed to.be good.
March Is l870td1 si Trustee.
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SfA1 sS1o Va
(Signed) MORRIS FRANKLIN, President,
(Signed) VIM. III. BEERS, Actuary.

STATE OF NEW YORK,
City and County of New York.
Morris Franklin, President, and William
II. Beers, Actuary, of the New York Life Insu-
rance Company, being severaIly duly affirmed
and sworn, do'severally depose and say, and
each for himself says, that the above statement
of the said Company, on the thirty-frst day of
December, 1859 is correct and true, according
TO the best of their knowledge, informal ton and
belief.
(Signed) MORRIS FRANKLIN. President.
(Signed) WM. FL. BEERS, Aetuary.
Subscribed and affirmed before me, this
18th day of February, A. d. 1870.
(SignedA THOs. l.. TIIoRNELL,
Notary Public
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ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.-The
L. undersigned is dealing in Landreth's
Celebrated Garden Seeds, and is prepared at
all times to supply those in need with
ranted article at reasonable rates. Country
dealers supplied with seed in papers for retail
ing by the hundred or thousand papers, Cat
alogues furnished ON application.
K. F. VIRGIN
Successor TO D. Maupay, 80 Gravier street
noylw6m NEW ORLEANS.
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REGULATOR


c, Druggist. Macon. q.
For sale by Gus ASHER, jackson.
Feb 10 wGm Nr..I.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
l. Henry Musgroye, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts of the State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing statement of the New
York Life Insurance Company, of New York,
is truly and correctly copied from the original
on file in my office.
Given under my hand and Official Seal
at Jackson this Both day of March,
Us 1870. III. MUsGRoVE,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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a THOUSAND WOMEN TEsrlr,
Dir. J.. BRADFIELb's
woMAN's BEST rRrryn,

@EQwl ar02.
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Statement of the
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE Comply,
Of Hartford.

In the State of Connecticut, to the Hon. Audi
tor of the State of Mississippi, for the
year ending December 3lst, 1869.
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NOTICE..--ln accordance with an act
of the Legislature Of the STATE Of Mississippi,
approved Feb 2lst. ls6T, entitled an act Co
Incorporate the President and Directors OF the
Mississippi Society OF Arts and Sciences; ON
March lst, "a. 81, 4th, 9TH eth, sth, 9th, 10Th,
llth 18th. 18th. 10TH 10th, 18th, 18th, 18Th. Dist
I'd, Did 2Ith. 25th 26th, 2Sth, 29th Both 3lst
April Isl, %, 4th. 9th 9th. 7th, Sth, 9th, llth,
18th 18th lith 18th, 10th, 18TH 18th, 10Th, 2lst,
22d. 23d. 18th. Doth. 18th, 18th. 18th 3Ofh; May
"a. Sd Ath. 9th, 9th. 9Th, 9th, 10Th, llth. 18th,
18th, l4th 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th 10Th, Dist 23d,
18th. 18th, 18th, 9th, 2Sth Both, aud 3lst 1870,
drawings OF Lotteries. to dispose of moneys OF
said Association will take place AT Jackson
Miss. j. T. BURR,
Jan 20wtf President.
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Total of all unpaid claims for
the year 81 .Olb-O4l ~
4. Income Of the Company,
In the United States. LIST January, 1870.
Gross amount received for Fire
premiums during the year, 81. 0S4, 0S3 oil
Deposits for perpetual Policies
for the year, 81. 466 ST. ....--.
Amount received for interest on
bonds and mortgages during
the wear, ......-..=.....--... G9,922 IS
from all sources. .......-...... 5l.4Ol %
Amount received for interest
from Life Insurance, 49,. 32,72l IL
Amount received for interest for
rents during the year, 100000 20,2S3 Sc
Total amount of income receiv-
ed during the year, ...... -.S2 2JS,4l9 GO
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LUMBER LUMBEBI LUMBER'

TRUST SALE.
DN virtue OF Deed ofTrust executed b
ID Francis NJ Cook and Ewell Cook. onil'
18th day Of February, 1866 tO secure 90 ht'
garet J.. johnson the payment Of ceHfa
note therein described, the uudmsig.
Trustee will proceed 10 sell at public ll.
ti0n 20 the highest bidder for cash. in lidf
OF the Capitol, IN the city Of Jackson. hia.
on the
lGh dag Of april, 1870,
the folio wing described land, in doe c01rf
OF Rankin. tO-wit: The = e 81 section %
township No. z, North OF Range mob. fte
containing 100 acres. ! will convey
title as is vested in me as Trustee, which
believed 70 be good
WIN. T. WlTUERA
March u, 187Otds Trustee
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Amount of actual expenditures
during the year ending LIST of
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a. n. HARDING
Late Of Poasleo, oauibert B COZ
Window Glass, Paints Oils, YarnIa
Pine Tar, Lamps, Lanterns, Chim'f
1Hg Main st. bee. 4th and 5th'
LOUISVILLE KY.
Orders promptly attended 10. aep~
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Liabilities.

Total Assets, ......... $13, 0e9, 837 SO
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wednesday, September %, 1870.


No. H0-In the Second ChaneeT Court 81
shelby county. Teuu@5anes Htlds, ir- q
Co. ct al vs.. John H. Waggener-
Y virtue OF an order Of sale made in tf -
ID cause, / viii sell, at public auction. % @ =
highest b3dder, in 'front.' of the Clerk p 4
Masters Office OF the second ChaEcery coz {
OF Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis 2,
Tennessee, on "Wednesday. September =, ISL
within LEGAL hours, tie following deScritE 4
real estate, tO-wft: Lying and being IN q 3
county o. shelby, state OF Tennessee, and y
the city OF Memphis, and bounded and d.
scribed as follows: Beginning on the no.. 1
side Of Jefferson street at iron stake on o .
east bank OF bayou GayosOs running theme
eastwardly with the north side OF Jelerss L
street sixty le0I feet to \ stake: thence mort o.
Wardly at right angles with Jefferson sire, .
one hundred and forty-eight feet six inch, 8
to a take thence WeStwardly sixty feet o. =
stake; thence sOuthWardiT one hundIed - Z
fOtJy-efghL feet SIX inches 10 the ~heginuiu (.
being part Of original country lot 2B.
TERMS OF SABE-Un q credit Of tweE ,
months, purchaser executing note with GuF q
security, and lien retained until purcha- 3
money IS fally paid. Equity OF redsmptiu q
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply WI Z
the terms of sale wi hin ten days, OF iEe sal [
property viii be advertised and resOid, Al /
the delinquent purchaser cha grd with o. ,
costs. This August Il, 1870.
n. II. l.. STEW Il Clerk and Master
KOrtrechf q GRAFT Soils fnr eompitA al :
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t;hancsry Sale Of Real Estate

By order of tn Court
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FINANCIAL.

Money matters are much the same as
Yesterday in every respect. The demand
Tor money shows little or no abatement,
and daily the obstacles in the way OF the
borrower become greater. The offerings
of exchange are light-mueh below the
demand, and occasional currency ship
ments are reported. Rates are steady at
par buying; shipping at q premium.
Local scrips are unchanged. Dealers
bug as follows: City, 6OG6lc; County
Warrants, 7I972c; Tennessee money, 20
M-Ie. The selling rates range as follows:
CITY, 6SG64c; County, 1920; Tennessee,
7sc. Gold is some higher. Dealers buy
at lI3@1I3L. One lot OF $1,000 and one Of
5000 were taken at the outside figure.
SECURITIES.
The following were the closing quota
tions on Saturday last for Southern Sc
curities in the New York market, as re-
Dortad by the New York BHUetiR of Mon
.angrs
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A. C.. TREADWELL& BROS.
Wholesale GrOCers
T FACTORS,
NO. # UNION STREET,
StonewaII Block, : Memphis, Tenn.

RB- From the above card 1t win be seen that
A. q. Treadwell, late OF Meacham & Tread
well, and TreadWeIl Bros. have united under
firm style of &C Treadwell & Bros To their
friends who nave heretofore p~atrOnized them
so literally, they return sincere thanks, and
to them and to all who may favor us with
their patronage, we pledge our best efforts
TO please.
au2 dhW A.C n BROA
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On he I6Ih Day Of December. 1870,

ID sitting in ana Tor the oOunty Of LoWB ies
and state Of Mississippi, made at She Iuly
administrator de bOnIs non Of the estatr OF
Ransom n BY m, deceased, VIII
On the 10Th Day Of December. 1870,
Next, between the hours prescribed by law In
front OF the courthouse door Of tie county OF
Tuniea, in said state of MississiDUt- exp -
for sale, at public ~auetiOn, 10 the higuc~t bid
der, tor One-thIrd essh. and the balance in
one and two years, with SIX per cent Interest
from date, the following described real ct e,
located, lying and being in said county OF
10, containing 80 acres; naetIogal section Il,
containing $50 acres; south half Of fraefloI al
% and Il. and east half Of section - west
half and sOutheast quarter section ~: uae-
tiOnaI south half section j.ssetIOnS = nd
g, all In township s, range IL
Also section u, southeast quarter section IL.
northeast quarter section 70, south fractional
half Of section x, wezt half OF section So Al
in township 3. range =
southwest quarter section > east half OF
northeast quarter, east hall OF soutLe Et
quarter, and southwest quarter % soulte 80
Southwest quarter or section 3. southe rt
ouarter OF section y. southWe est quarter OF &C.
lion 10, west half OF section IL east hal ..
section IA: ali OF sections liz, y a ls W&t
half OF section -, southwest quarter OF A-
tfOD q. east half and southwest quarter OF
section 2; all Of section - west bal o &c,
tiOa "a. west half OF section =: az Of Secii0n
d: south half OF sectiluT =, northeast quM tsI
OF section -, southeast quarter OF section =
sections s. and 3; all IN township =, ralssL
Also, lots 9, 4, s.. 3, 10, II, IL, Is, - and l., IL
section IS, township -, range = also, = z, "a
81 and 3. In section y township y. range
To be sOldin parcels not 10 exceed one htin'
dred and ski . acresin any one trHeL.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, JR-,
/ administration de bons non Of Ransom II
] ByFns.
aSS ARLY HENDRICE. Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.


Between the hours OF 9 O'Clock an and
O'clock pm. in front or Petersous stTe-
house door. at Knowlton's Landing, Eeaf the
premises to be Sold in Besha ~1ruty- Az an
sax, SCH % the highest biddO-E II cash. the
real estate Fituated in said tapsila coctttY,
Arkansas. C. nveyed IS said Dust iced de-
scrfbed a. fnIlOWs, 10 Wit: 4 eeE;aip trats or
parcel or land, situate lying AM being N
county OF Desha and stat o. AGf spfes. II:
The Is r ar. Of TIE s a.. the " = % 17e5
W.. and the " Kof Tie N W 81 see tOu
No. III one, containing - 4-le1 acres; me
east Oue-haiG,s Dd The Nv "a OF section Wo
a. containing - Fl-tb acres ire EortE Az
n "a OF section eleven III cD1taintug 20
acres: them =, and the north part Of ~ "
Y. and the north paFt of tho snutheasi q -nf
sectfa "a flzi, enutsIufnE 81 s@-.n aeres-
IN township No. :. S0u.h. range ] f1sL ne
sOufh part Of The y " = of section seven II
in township seven sOnth, rings z cas- egn-
tanning 10 1910 acres. the W - OF tbe ~
OF section Is, IN township SIX south, falge
one east containing ~ scrgs, la al Ass S-iea
acres, Of Wnicn about 80 acres are ciea ~
know as the Worried tract Of land.
The title TO said properly N bclteyed2f o.
gOod, but 4 sell and convey only as IrusfeA
Equity Of redemption barred
ALFRED n EBINSIOS, sheriff
ty8 DeSha county. Arkansas- iTu-tea
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Tuasdax. SAINT. 6. Ia70.


Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wft: Beginning at tile north
west corner OF a lot convey ed 10 William W
Bond By said Pr1tchet (by deed registered IN
the Office Of the Register OF shelby county,
Tennessee, In book Al, part Ipages 80 and
$50: thence north and parallel with Weinng-
ton Street 10 Monre street extended 10 4 lr0int
10 feet from the southeast intersection Of
WelilA1ton and Monroe streets 1henre vim
Monroe street extended eastone huHd I'd ~
eighty and one-half feet 10 "a 4, at ; ,
Nc southern line OF Monroe SIR ~ % II
said Bonds northeast corner; ~ b. Sot- -
to said Bonds northeast to- r. thence
west with said Bonds line Ont up.td and
eight and One-haIf feet to the " stlinlng-
TERMS OF SALE--On n credit OF IntOnths.
purchaser executing bond, with good seeur-
Inv. and lien retained upon the land to secure
purchase money. -Eqafty of redemption
barred.
Purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten days or the said
roper will be advertised and resoid, and
the deHnqaent purchaser charged with the
costs. This, August 5, lS70
M. a. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Clap D, Vance & Anderson, Sos for eompit
aug6
nv agreement of parties, the above sale Is
postponed until the oath day Of September
$50, A plat of said land can be seen at my
ONCE. THIS August 81, $50.
N. ID. b STEWART, Clerk and Master
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STOCKS AND MONEY IN LONDON
o~n,N Santamher IA II m



An advance Of I'd was reported in Liy-
erpOOl today, but New York did not 70,
spond. That market closed quiet U
weak. With US the demand was fair but
sales were not largo, footing up probably
300 bales on q basis OF l7%9lSc for Mid
dlings. AS compared with yesterday, the
tone Of the market is better; that is, while
higher prices may not be obtained, factors
can sell more readily. Among the sales
were ITO bales Middling IT lSc; q Low
Mddling, I7Hc; - do, 17he; 44dO., lie;
IA Good Ordinary, l6Gl6he; 3 Good Or
binary. l4Lc. There were also several
oLhsr scattering lots sold 81 irregular
rates. The demand is somewhat specnla-
tive, and several orders are also on hand
which are discretionary as to price. The
bulk of the offerings are composed OF
stained cottons, and the demand for them
Is very light. The largest table in the
market consists of 81 bales, all OF D
crop, chasing Low Middlng or very
nearly so, and offered az lie. WequOte
as follows. Kidding, l7A&lSc; Low
Middlings, f7Sl7Zc; Good Ordinary, l6
0l6xc. The receipts yesterday amount
Cd TO "a bales, and exports IS5 bales.
We announced in a late issue the failure
of the firm Of Francis skinner q Co, OF
Boston. 1t seems that the liabilities OF
the firm amount TO $4,000, 600, and the as
sets are but a mere bagatelle. The firm
have been the authorized agents of sew
eraI Eastern cotton factories, and were
represented here by the late George Gill,
Esq, who bought cotton for them quite
awtanafualv
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
On TUESDAY. Sent. 8. 1870.

40 SZg. o. r. D.-Seeond Chancery Court
OF shelby county, William Tucker VS.. The
ophiIus Pritehet.
virtue Of an order Of sale In the above
IL cause, 1 will sell, at publle auction, To
the highest bidder, In mont Of the Clerk and
Masters office OF the Second Chancery Court
OF shelby county, in the city Of Memphis,
g.,DaauEa an
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FRANCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. September II, 1870.
INVESTMENTS OF GREAT BRITAIN BEYOND
HEB OWN LIMITS.
The London Economist, published, some
DAYS ago, the following, representing the
amount of money advanced in loans by
the people of Great Britain TO enterprises
in the countries named:
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fair. Sales on spot, 1900 bales; contracts,
25sO bales. january 1896 others un-
changed. G ~
4p.m.-Cotton quiet and weak. Sales
for export, $50 bales; spinning, $50 bales;
contracts, 1900 bales. September, 1Se;
others unchanged. cr
COTTON m LIVERPOOL.
LrvERPooL, September IA, IL a.m.-Cot-
ton irmer. Uplands, 9ssd; Orleans, essd.
II observation-disclosures good and prices
a shade higher.
2 p.m.-Cotton firm. Uplands, ESQ
9Hd; Orleans, 9&@9%d.
8 p.m.-Cotton firm. Sales, 1890 bales;
for export and speculation, 5000 bales.
Uplands, 9Kd; Orleans, 9Zd.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBKRo p COMMERCE.,
MEMPHIS, September IA, 1870. &.
Stock, Sept. I, IS7O..-. $3.50
Reed since last statement. 80
Received previously.-..~ 1881 -l,474
Shipped since last sta'm'nt, 81
Shipped previousiy-~---" 2,i% 2,47S
Stock at noon his day e.. S,2Sl
IMPoRTs.
Memphis and Charleston r. R......... 81
Memphis and Ohio r. ..-....------ II
Memphis and Little Rock II. R. 4
Steamers...--... ........-.....--.-... .....-.. .
Estimated per wagons .--.---"---..-.. IL
EXPORTS.
Memphis and Ohio r. R..-..~... 2I5
Steamers North z
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FIRST PREMIUM GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
- tLlLL
Patent Cotton Press !

PRFss must m Itself to tbs cotton planters ofthe Southern states eG
Il durdMny,H mphctyo II onsIuedo ant ease win wmhn an De oP1 eSG n, aG
hand horse mT or aemp 0r; the change from one 70 the o oMer eng en- M % aower moT
"a Great advauIage M Press possesses is tato occupies G mana power Sy
space OF fourteen feet square and may be placed nd operated IN a ghIhous u s ~ III
The necessity of takng cotton out ofth houet TO ePssksda aiteG can %no% ee n %S Sc W6
w0Mdens ws Another dvaaAgeH when yn get Shoheds Press YOU nNeaf Fs
All nm All rne moi liable to dea or break as hthec case with tbs lid wooden screws
either r ruht ar cast and the hame are II wrought Iron and M PGSG uef TTMs
to decay ouehes M erouDd. ne frames msybe msdeo oil wo0ai the 2poh M Mg pane;
Planters may purchase either The screw ma INT atN NJ pms ne dGaa 1Au
wood TO IL themselves or may puchass bMGe~5 mu e III 1870 f fn Tanesad
hoy mai ing I'M most conphae Pres in us. Presses complete as LIh aer Msh s
general USE and give great satsacIon oalp parties using HEN sTS %d De aSd 1on MD 5Tuisi
w Paaes in need of cotton presses would do well to csMm possible and exs min Hdm
orf Theys homdn favor me with their order they may rely upon getting fS mA
2. fT IL ntbo most xtaaven Iron works. the city and The greatest variety OF pattern.
h1mS% o 49, ~ MISpn ades with amy kin of mMhu or casting at short
OF 81 hnHSA AN ae Jim" 8 SgHOFIELD, Macon, Ca
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Ct. MORSE.


cn ACRES-e3ghty in cultivation, seven
1At miles from Mem phis, four west Of
Raleigh; good dwellings,. Out-houses, cistsrn,
grass lots, young orchard, four hundred fruit
Trees. FOR sale at low figures with or without
the stock. Apply at ~ Front street. seS
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EFFECT SEPT. II, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at LIS pm. runs
daily. The 400 am. train does not run on
Sunday Both trains run through TO Louis
Vile without change. Elegant sleeping cars
run through on thel:l5 pm. train from Mem
phis to Louisville, connecting at Louisville
with through cars to Philadelphia, Cleveland,
Buffalo and New York, without change. Only
one change from Louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
stateroOns, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket ONCE, 2GH Main street.
]. +. BOYD. superintendent.
JAMES SPEED. Ticket Agent. auT
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ain. This is in addition to highlands
manufacturing and commercial business.
SUGARS IN NEW DIRK
The New York Bulletin Of Saturday
saws: with both buyers and sellers
complsining that they are losing money
on all operations at the present cost OF
raw sugars, and gold in a very uncertain
condition. il is of course not surprising
that the movement is confined just as
closely to actual wants as can possibly be
calculated, and the market generally
shows an unsatisfactory tone. Holders
refuse TO concede a fraction, and offer only
such quantities as il may be desirable 20
realize upon for current expenses, and re-
iners -(ths principal buyers accept the
situation because they cannot well help
themselves, nut are careful to take no
more stock than they are likely TO use al
once"
DfTFy ON AMERICAN FLOUR n CUBA.
We have heretofore reminded our read
ers that on and after October LIST the duty
on flour imported into Cuba unless from
Spain) will be raised 81 so per barrel, IN
gold, making the duty altogether, we be
Iieve, Sc so per barrel in specie. This
enormous duty OF 100 per cent. ad va'o-
rem OF more on the owe grades OF flour,
must still further diminish the trade of
the United States with that island. The
New Orleans Picdytae says: This Hour
duty is but a sample OF the legislation by
which Spain cuts Of a market for inn
mense quantities of Western produce. A
rich country, lying at i very doors, is
shut up against our commerce by the col
ouisl policy of Spain. Il is time thai
such a system of pillage at cur expense
sbould cease. A reciprocity treaty should
be forced upon SPAN. Let the u and
West demand this at b approaching
Commercial Convention"