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PETlTl0H F0R REFRIGERATION.

In toe Second Chsncery Court OF Shelby
county.-No. SO. z. D.-Wulfam g Green
law, William n Harrington. Huzh l.
Bnnkiey, John 0vertOn, T., and sam Tate,
petitioners
A IL persons are hereby notified to apreer
~ before the Second Chancsry Cour c.
Shelby couaty and show cause, on or before
the drst Monday in October. II any they have
or know Of. WY letters Of Incorporation
should ROt1ssus TO the petitioners herein, IN
pnrsgance Of al act OF the General Assembly
OF the state OF Tennessee, passed Janu1rT g,
lS7l, Rud approved January 50, l57L. under
the name OF the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company" with powers and privi-
lsges of q esrpOrats body. tor the purpose OF
transport ng, by suitable vessels AID 5truc-
lures, he trains Of ears OF theM Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company across the
Mississippi river, and OF building and main
tanning such railroad tracks aud Otner ap-
p-uTtenanees therezo, in the city Of Memphis,
for the reception OF said aims Of cars, and
the passage OF the same, and Tor connecting
the said Memphis and Little Rock railroad
VIII several railroads on the east side Of
the Mississippi river, and Of acquiring, hold
ing. establishing and maintaining such
grounds Tor depOfs and Euch depot buildings
and other grounds and buildings as may Be-
D5eesssTy fo- the use, accommodations or
convenience OF the said Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad company b August =.
1871.
ii. I. La STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By C. BELcHKR- Deputy Clerk and Master,
Randolph, Hammond a Jordan, Solicitors
for Petitioners au8
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FIHANcE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF The DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, September Is, ISL
ILL -rrr
FINANCIAL.

Notwithstanding the difference O
opinion between bankers and cotton
factors, both branches still continue do
8 lively business. There is little to report
however, from our last ia monetary az
fairs. The demand for money Is active
and steady at I0@i2 per cent at the hank:
and II per cen psr month Is the inside
rate for sixty day paper upon the street
Gold Is more active and rates are nrm
at IS9ll3A EXchangeis firm with an &C
tive mercantile demand and moderate re-
csipts; par buying and y premium SELL
ing. Transactions between banks were
at SOC per $1,000. We heard OF a purchase
OF $3.50 Bank Of Tennessee money at S5e.
There is nothing to report Ia local
stocks and securities, save that they are
quist-snd no changes in prices. There are
no changes in bank and insurance shares.
Arkansas levee bonds are in light de-
msnd. Brokers are holding at 35G36,
Arkansas State bonds, Endorsed by
Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
6'966c. Arkansas State warrants,
new, buying at 64G66; skies, 55957;
Esvens, 52454; Fights 749T. Mississippi
warrants are quoted at 7O975. Memphis
and Charleston railroad stock is in
fair demand at S5@35K; LIST mort
gage bonds, S5@S6; I'd do 1880.
Mississippi Central railroad shares are
1S@l9; for LIST mortgage bonds dealers
report S49S6 as the buying and selling
rates; I'd do UG7S. Mississippi and Ten
nessee railroad shares are 1920; LIST
mortgage bonds S4Z@s6; 2ddo II bid; con
EOlidsted s per cents, Y asking. Memphis
and Little Rock railrosd shares are nOmi-
nslly l0Gl2; do LIST mortgages, 76@7S.
Mobile and Ohio railroad sterling bonds
are quoted at 68H9SS buying snd selling;
DC ex-certs, sl952; do SIS int, 81; do ID,
6798S. Selma and Meridisn LIST mort
gsges are 66&67. Memphis and Ohio
shares are I94l9H; LIST mortgages at ESQ
50; ID do 64@65. Alabama SIS Rre nom
iDslly $3.50 DO SIS, 1O1&1O3. Missouri IS
Rrs quoted at 1895. Nashville IS, 5000.
Insurance snd bank stocks are quiet.
Msrchsnts' Insurance stock, $1,000
PIsuters'. z2G4S. Peoples, S4GS5. Mis-
sissippi Valley, S09SI. fernando, 1905.
RAILROAD SHARES IN NEW YORK.
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RAILROADS.
MEaPHlS AND LITTLE ROCK 2. r

CHANGE OF TIME.
COMMENCING Sunday, September Sd.
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IL persons holding claims against the
a late arm OF Loeb & Bros. are requested to
fnTnish me with authenticated accounts Of
The same TO enable me to declare dividends
a. provided in the assignment Of said Loeb
a RIOS. made to me on the eth DAY Of Janu-
BEN EISEMAN.
WIS Assignee OF Loeb a Bros.
No. gIp Main Etxest, Memphis, Tenn seps
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W
Z. The estimated annual cost of Clothing,
including Uniform, which can be purchased
of the Quartermaster, is one hundred and
hffy-seven dollars. 1t is required of each ca.
det TO deposit with this Treasurer SOS at the
beginning of each session, with the under
standing that he shall pay for only what ne
actually receives A strict account Will be
kept of his expenses, and, If they shall
prove to be less than the sum indicated. the
balance viii he paid over to him at the end of
the year. Beyond the amount deposited nc
supplies viii be furnished, until an addi-
uonRl deposit to defrsy their cost is made.
8. a Cadet may bring with him the usual
supply of under clothing; of outer cIOthtng, he
should bring none excepting the suit he
wears.
9 One Cadet from each County will be adj
mitted into the University tree OF expense for
Tuition, uDon the recommendation of the
County Superintendent of Education, and
acceptance by tbs Executive Committee OF
the Faculty.
10. Persons desiring further Information on
the subject OF the University, will make APP
plicatiOn to Prof. ". s. Wyman, Chairman Of
the Executive Committee, at Tuscaloosa.
JOSEPH HOD9SON,
augl2 President of Board of Regents.
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HoARnTnTa

one large pleasant front ROOM, for aamt-
u lies, also 3 few day boarderaat
No. I0A MONROE STREET,
bstwesp Third and Fourth streets. Rsfsr
enees exchanged. 80
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Tuesday, ths 2sth pay Of ssutember. IszI.

Within legal hours, at the southwestern cor
ner Of Nam and Madison streets, in the city
OF Memphis, Tennessee. sell for cash, 70 the
highest bidder, the following described prop.
erty, t0-wft: A certain lot or parcel oi
ground at the corner of Third and Marker
streets, south of Market and east of Third
streets, including the most westerly tens-
ment in the block Of buildings owned by
Fraser Titus.
Beginning on the corner OF Third and Mar
ket streets, az the south east intersection OF
Of said streets; themes east with Market
street TO the center OF the division wall be
tween that and the next adjoining tenement.
thence with the center Of the same parallel
with Third street one hundred and forty.
eight and q half fl4szl feet TO an alley
thence Westwsrdly with the alley to the east
margin OF Third street; thence northwardIy
with said street TO the beginning.
Title believed to be perfect, but I will sell
and convey only such title as "a vested In me
by said Deed of Trust.
IsHAM g. HARRIS, Trustee.
Anqnsf ~ 1gTI nraa
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PETlTlOH F0R Mc0aPORATI0N.

SSs Z. DIN the Second Chsncery Court OF
Shelby COMMUNICATION for Incsrpora-
ton:
WHEREAS, J. d. Meredith, L. 3 KnoWlton,
J. r. Barton, G. p. Boone, ]. 81. Smith, i. L
Michot and il. Williams, have hied q petit
ton IN this Court praying to be incorporated
in pursuance o. a act OF the General Assem-
by Of tbs State of Tennesree, passed January
q. fs7l, approved January 80, l6l, under the
name and style Of the
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The i've other delinquent roads, viz:
EdgefeId q Kentucky Railroad,
Memphis, GAINESVILLE q Louisville Rail-
road,
winchester & Alabama Railroad
Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap & Charles
ton Railroad,

Have severally made propositions to the
courts for adjustment of their respective
debts to the State, which. II promptly COM
piled with in the times limited by agree
ment, no sale of said roads viii be made; bui
on failure to do so, said roads VIII he exposed
TO sale under the DEGREES OF the Chancery
Court.
All necessary explanations will be made
on the day of sale. and any information in
the meantime Will be given by the tSomp-
troller.
Il. ]. MCKINNEY,
A. WRIGHT,
F.B. FOGG,
ID, W, @. SENTER, Governor,
r. h. BUTLER, Secretary Of State,
ED. r PENNEBAKER Comptroller,
Commissioners.
Nashville, Tenn. July q, 1911. ty90
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GROVER Go BAKER's
NEW IMPROVED BOX MACHINE,
EQUATORIAL.
Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
4 Lebanon. Tenn, begins its next Session
the FIRST MONDAY in SEPTEMBER.
There is an able Faculty; elegant and al
ciOUs buildings; an ~uneQualed retreat for
Study, Health and Moral Training; regular
Church attendance; daily Physical Exercise;
b Delights of a Home, combined with the
instruction of q school. ~ From the list OF
the many patrons of the school, reference Is
madet to Col. ]. I. Leath, DR.. Erayser and VIM.
B. Greenlaw, of Memphis. For circulars,
with terms, ETC.. apply to the Principal.
IRIS N. LAWRENOE L1HDSLEY,
P. Q. Box IS, Lebanon, Tenn.
July II, 1871. iylAd&w
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Are Endorsed and prescribed by more lead.
ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
luRnt now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
VENTIVE for Fever and Ague,I ntermittents
Bilfousness, and all disorders arising from
MiasmRtic causes. They are highly recon-
mended as an anti-dyspeptic, and in cases OF
Indigestion are invaluable as an Appetizer
and Reeupersnt, n in cases OF General De
bility they have never In a single instance
failed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
MALES, Strengthening the body, invigorat-
ing the mind, and giving tone and elasticity
20 the whole system. The HOME BITTEBS
are compounded with the greatest care, and
no Tonic Stimulsnt has ever been offered TO
the public so PLEASANT TO THE TASTE,
and at the same time combining so many
remedial agents Endorsed by the medical fra
poeia. 1t costs little to give them a fair trlal,
and
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Celebrated Virginia Bltters.

aGr This celebrated remedy, invented by a
distinguished Virgins Physician, and used
by physicians In that State for years past, is
nov coming into general use. It Is the
only pure article of the kind to be had.
and for preventing ChEIIs and Feversand
all distressing diseases arising from mias-
matte influences, is the most valuable agent
known. In ALI eases Of debility, fndigea-
ton, loss of appetite, etc, it has never had
an equal. No family should be withor.' il.
For sale evarvwhere. Pg.ss 81 per bOttls.
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ThgrsdaY. Octobsr l2th. la7l.

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am and Il
o'clock m, on the premises, sell to the high
est bidder for cash, one undivided half inter
est in the following described lot OF land. in
the city of Memphis, Tennessee, to wit: The
south part Of Block No. 2, beginning at the
northwest corner Of the intersection OF Main
and Nanca streets; thence north with the
west side OF Main street, one hundred rect to
q stake; thence west and parallel with Vance
street, one hundred and nifty feet to q stake:
thenca south and paFsllel with Main street,
one hundred feet to the north side Of Vance
street. thence east with Vance street, one
hundred and nfty feetto the beginning.
Equity Of redemption waived; title be-
heged TO be perfect; but l sell and convey
only as trustee. JOHN JOHNSON.
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Trustes,s SaIa.

So By virtue Of the provisions OF a Deed
Of Trust to me executed by lanes II. Ed
mondson, John +. Titus and Z. Titus, Exeeu-
tors OF the will of F. Titus, deceased, and l..
a. Titus, NJ. 4. Titus. John r. Titus, z. Titus,
W. ). Titus and + 7. EdmonsoD, widow a
helrS-st-iaW and deVisees OF F. Titus, de-
ceased, 70 Eecure the DaYmsn Of q certain
debt due rom the estate OF +. Titus 70 the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank OF Louisville therein specified. which
deed Is registered in the Registers ofice Of
Shelby county, in Book No. 76.pags "a; ard
a. the request Of the parties interested there
in. l will, on
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SALE.

A s assignee Of John 3. Moore, a bankrupt,
"A under proceedings In the District Court
OF the United States, for the District OF West
Tennessee 1 viii sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the residence Of said Moore near
On the 9th Day sf September, 1871,
one buggy and one yoke OF oxen. And On
The 18th day 81 September, 1871,
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Petition to Amend Charters.

No. S76.-In the First Chancery Court OF Sael-
by County, Tennessee.
"HEREAS, thu MississippiBfVsr Railway
w Company and Its Directors, P. E Nor
ton, D. d.. Henntng. John OvsrtOn, 3, a.
White, A 7. Lacey, y. h. Hill, 5. 4. Latta,
Thomas BoFle and Minor hertWether, and
the Paducah ana Gulf Railroad Company
and its Directors, Elk. Norton, L s. Trim
BILE, G. ". Norton, A. NJ West. ". +. Hcr-
ton and s. 3. Thomas, hsve nlsd their petit
ton In the First Chancery Court, OF shelby
County so to amend and enlarge their char
ters and powers under the several laws made
and prOYide for their benefit, as % COM
plets and perfect their into
one Company, under b name OF
THE PADUeAH AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
with the powers, privileges and franchises
granted TO said companies and to the New
Orleans and Ohio Railroad Company; and to
make one continuous connection from Mem
phis to Paducah, a2d 10 authOrtze the eonsol-
fdated Company to issue mortgages bonds NOS
81 exceed seventeen thousand dollars per
mile
Nov. therefore, all persons are notified 70
appear a. said CnaGcery Court In the city OF
Memphis, Pm or before the nrst Monday IN
Oc-OGer, ISL, to show cause why said prayer
should not be granted; otherwise said petit
tion viii be proceeded With exparte.
This august q, ISL.
A CoDy.-AItesL
EDMUND A COLE, CLERK and Master.
By RI. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
tepheuS - smith. Attorneys aus
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Returning arrive at Memphis--...6W pun
Ferryboat leaves foot OF Union street
promptly at $50 am. Close Connections made
at Devall's Bluff with 4. r, Packet Co.'S line
OF steamers for all points On White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
of stages for Hot Springs, Camden, Arkadel-
phts, Washington and poin iBi in Texas. Also
With steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Ruff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock and
Fort Smith railroad.
For tickets or information apply at Com
pSny 6 omce. ia Madison street; at office OF
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, 257H Main
street, or at ONCE OF Memphis n Chailes-
ton Railroad, H8 Main street.
q. 7. ALEX. WADDELL.
Gen1 Ticket ARt Passenger Agt.
A. s. L1VERMORE,
Een2 EaneEnI NORTHUMBERLAND
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h NEW MEMPHIS THEATER, costing
SIS, COO, and now renting for S59O; 3 sSz'oOV
Ss0G q Business House, allof which are eligi
Div situated, are among the attractive prizes
offered to the public. other real propefLesI
cottage homes. suburban residences and
building sites. The personal properly H.
cludes Diamonds, Watches SilYer-plate,
Pianos, Organs, etc
OF distribution will be surrendered end their
corresponding numbers not allowed any
representation. The managers VIII mol nolo
a share, thus guaranteeing the shareholders
the full control.
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PASsNORE & RUFFIN, Manners,
RsSIGEEE'S NOTICE,

For information and shares apply to Ger
trsl Office, a Adams street, Memphis, Ter
nessee; or TO any Of the agencies ~throuRhou
the county. (seplO P. K.
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CHAMCERY SALE
OF
Real and Personal Property.

No. &S2, N. R-First Chaneery Court ofSheI-
by cOunfy.-Anthony Zanone ct al vs..
Frank Saltslsmachts- No. 1854, n. R-Louis
Lozeretto VS.. Frank Saltalamaehia ct al
DY virtue Of an int~srlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause, zsy %
1871, L will sell at public auction. TO the high
est bidder, in mont Of the Clerk and Masters
of1ce, GreenlaW Block, Second street, in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on
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EDUCATIONAL
SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

VIZ e. WARDS Seminary. Parents wish
w = ing very superior city advantages for
their daughters, In the most successful
school of the S0nth, at reasonable charges,
viii send for a catalogue to W. E. WARD,
Open Sept. z, (au25l Nashville, Tenh.
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at the once OF Dickinson, Williams a Co.,
40 Front street, in Memphis, tennessee, I
will sell to the highest bidder. for eash. the
interest OF said Moore, being one undivided
half, in and to the following three tracts OF
land in Gibson comfy, to-Wtt:
first. One tract of IS acres called the SEN
ter tract. near Gibson station, sold under de-
cree OF the County Court of Gibson, to Moore
4 HutchersOr,0 on which there IS alien Tor BAL
anca OF purchase money, 5000 and interest,"
from 18th January ls7ls due nom said Moore
second. One tract OF IS8 acres near Gibson
station conveyed by ST Yandau to Moore
4 Huteherson. by deed registered In said
county in book No. z, page Sz on which
there Is q lien for $3.50 unpaid purchase
money owing by said Moore 8 hutcherson-
Third. Oneother tract near Gibson station
of 1851 acres, described In the contract Of
sale from E. q Ivie TO Ing 4 Moore, registered
in said county, in book NO. l. age 10ls On
which there Is 3 lien for unpaid purchase
money due from Moore & Ing, OF sl62 81 and
interest from 18th December, 1871
I VII sell only the undivided interest o.
said Moore, subject to said liens; and the
purchaser will acquire only said undivided
interest, encountered with the liens afore-
And at the time and place last mentioned,
I viii sell the notes and sccounts and claims
OF said Moore which have comst my hands,
3 list OF which VIII be furnished ct the time
Memphis, Augusta, 1871.
ant I0HN W DTCKTNEON Aaaflmaa =.
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7 N

LIVERPOOL, September Is, 2 pm
Cotton firm. Middling Uplsnds, fully
eXd; Middling Orleans, fully 9Zd. Sales
and speculation.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
NoTTOI.

TTAyING been qualified as administrator
III of b estate OF JOHN H. KELLY, de-
ceased, his is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate 70 present them
to me within the time prescribed Oy law, or
this notice will be plead In bar; and those
who are indebted to said estate, win please
come forward and settle.
HENRY ESHMANN. Administrator.
mig II " m
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-Y0UHG LADIES' ACADEMY
st. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., Kentucky.
Under the PatreBags Of the Very
Reverend Superior of ST Rose.

THIS institution is situated two miles
mile from the BardstOwn and Springfield
Turnpike. 1t Is conducted by the Sisters of
the order of st. Dominic. and is we'll provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare No pains TO render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The disct-
pllne Of the Institution viii be firm and
uniform, but mild and parental, while the
Btrictest attention win be paid to the health,
comfort and wants oftha pupils The course Of
studies embraces all the branches useful and
ornamental. This Institution was established
in 1922 anu Is situated IN one o. the health
lest and most beautiful portions OF thu State,
and is Of easy access by rail nom Louisville.
An extensive farm IS connected with the
institution. from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving It consideraDIs advan-
tage over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. The
buildings are erected with an ey especially
TO health and comfort.
The Academic yesr commences on the nrst
Monday in September and ends on the isst
Wednesday in June, and is divided into two
sessions of five mOothS each.
Terms per session OF nve months accord
ing TO the class of the pupil, SO, SS5 d 500,
payeblehslf in advance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ]
Q. Webo q Co, Louisville, Chas. d. Elder.
Esq., q Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
70 the Fathers in chargelofSt. Peters church,
Memphis, Tennessee dGw au2
WASHINGTON UNIVERsITY.-MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT, Baltimore, Md.-The
next regular session will commence on the
First Monday in October, 1871. Preliminary
lectures will begin TIE 18th September. The
purse Of instruction Is emiuently practical
AID complete, consisting OF didactic lectures,
clinical lectures, and special instruction in
the diagnosls and Treatment OF disease at the
bedside. Every variety of disease may be
seen in the Hospital Wards and Free Dis pan
sAry connected with the College. FEES -Fu0
course, $40; Naturalization, IS; Dissection,
$40, GTao nation. So. tudents nom the late
slaS ehOlding States, whose means are limited,
will be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
the school. The annual circular and cata-
lOgue, containing full particulars, VIII be
sent on application to
CHAS. W. CHANCELLOR. Md,
tyS0 d&w Dean Of the Fuculty.