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MARCUS J. WRIGHT,
Sheriff o. Shelby county.

Shelby County Quarterly Court, October
Term, I57l- Thursday. October 3, ls7L
TsHE Memphis end Raleigh Railroad Com
4 pany, having applied to this court
through their representatives, for The loan OF
the credit Of shelby county, Tennessee, as
indorser or guaranter on toe bonds OF said
Ompany 70 the amount Of S5lOoQ payable
at Is years from date OF issue. bearing eight
per cent interest. Win coupons attached,
com any In the city uphis, said bonds
to be issued By the company and Endorsed
by the county Whenever the company shall
have rst graded, bridged and tied tbs entire
road rom WemDnf 10 EaIefVh and Dafd for
the same. and when issued ths same snail be
and constitute alien superior to AL others IN
bridges, rolling stock. engines, privileges
and franchises 70 secure the payment OF said
bonds and coupons at maturity; and believ-
ing that the construction OF said railroad
will promote the interest OF the people Of
Shelby county, and that ths county VIII be
protected In the Endorsement Of said bonds
It ia therefOrs ordered By the Court That
thu Chairman Of this our be and he IS here
by authorized and directed to tndOrse in the
name aud on behalf Of shelby county the
bonds Of the Memphis and Raleigh Railroad
Company described, as Aforesaid, to the
amount Of any thousand Ouar WhsueVer
the President and DirestOr OF said company
said company has graded, orfdged and lied
the entire road rom Memphis 10 Raleigh
~ county Is hereby pledged for the payment
OF said bonds and coupons AZ maturity Thereof
2 That this loa Of the credit Of shelby
county snail become binding only when rat
lied By the constitutional majority OF the
legal voters CT TIE county, and to test their
sense Of this question;
It is hereby ordered, That the Sheriff Of the
/ county make publication IN two daily papers
/ Published IN Memphis Of an election 70 be
neid for that purpose at tns regular voting
precincts OF tbs county, on saturday tbs
18th OF November, 1871, and that q copy OF
this order be, with the notice or the election,
published for thirty days preeedingthe cleo
ton
9 Thoss Who favor the loan shall, At aid
election, write or PRINT on their ballots the
words, " For Loan" and those Who oppose
the same shall write or print on their ballots
the words, " No Loan; - and the Sheriff shall
Immediately arer the election make return
thereof to the CLERK Of the County Court Of
the number Of the votes polled for and
gains the loan, and the CLERK shall there
| upon certify to tbs Chairman OF this Court
] the result Of said election. The company
Will pay all costs incident to the election
| ayes: Ekquires WiLhertngton. Giles, Hale,
SpeIlman, winters, Moncriet, Puliam Calc-
well, Brewer, Runtyn, HOegel, Brown, Burke,
Elliott, Moore, Mile, ellison, Brooks and
stone-ls; nays: EEquires Walker, Jones
and Holeman-8
Witness my hand and seal Of ONCE st
office, in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee.
this 9Th day OF October, A d. SzL,
JAMES REILLY, Clerk
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Sl.OOO,OOOs

ny the authority OF the act Of the Legisla-
ID ture OF kentucky, OF March Is. Ell, the
Trustees Of the Public Library Of ksntucky
win give a GRAND GIFT Al
Louisville. KY on Tuesday, October II, 1871
IO0.OO0 cts of admission, $40 each, cur
rancy; half tickets. IS; quarter tickets sze0.
Ticket viii be sent by registered letter lhe
money for them may be sent by 70. money
order, g~reenbacks or draft. Each ticket con-
sists Of four quarters; value. $3.50 EACH Inc
holder is entitled to admission to the con-
cert. and to the value Of the gift awarded to
1t, or its fraction. sSOOO0 IN g~reennacks
will be distributed to holders Of tickets In
gifts of from SlOQ,G00, the highest, to SlGo, the
lowest, being III gifts in al. n concert Is
for the benen6 Of the Public Library OF KEN
lucky. The Citizens Bank Of KENTUCKY il
treasurer: and tbs cOrporatOrs and spperVl-
sors are the Hon. Thomas T.. Bramlette, late
Governor OF Kentucky, and WenEy-seVen or
the most disttn guished and Respectable eiLt-
zens Of the State. The undersigned, late
principal business manage Of the very sue
eessnf qfft cOuN rt for the benefit Of the Mer-
camille Library at San Francisco, mas been
appointed Agent and Manage Of this Grand
Gift Concert. The drawing and distribution
will take place in public, and everything VIII
be lone to satisfy buyers OF tickets that their
interests will be As well protected SIS II they
we're personally present to superintend the
entire affair. FOR tickets and information
aDpIv 10 O. r. PETERS,
1g Main street, Louisville, KY.
No. 3 Aston House, New YORK.
H. n. Hempsted, 40 broadway Milwaukee,,
d A. french, Virginia City, Nevada
Tickets also for sale in every prominent
nlaoa IN thu Hnftad States. galtaOd
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A.u. TREAuwELL, late Meachsm = Treadwen
A, B. TREADWELL, OF Treadweu Pros.
X. A. TKEADwELL, of Treadwen Bros
b. d. TKEADwKLL, OF TreedWen Bros.
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The MAMMOTH SUNDAY APPEAL Is GER
tainly the best advertising Iaedium ever
presented to the attention OF this public.
It's large circulation is distributed among
a class OF readers not reached by the
everyday editions, while Its broad pages
enable us to give proper display TO the
cards Of our patrons, without trenching
upon the space demanded for reading
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Every Family Should Have a Bottle.

We ask every one to read the following GER
tincates from many OF the most eminent
physicians IN the country:
ST. LOUIS, July. Is7O-JAMEs A JACKSON
Gated TO the medical profession the recipe Of
the Home Bttters." 1t cannot, therefore,, BE-
considered as a secret OF patent medicine, no
examin ed the formula for makingt the Home
Bitters,' and mnesftatingiy say the combtn-
alton ts one Of rare excellence, all the aEti-
the class TO which they belong, being highly
Tonic, Stimulant, Stomachic, CarminaEtye
ing them is strictly in accordance with he
rules Of pharmacy. Having used them, seen
its effect In our private practice, We take
pleasure in recommending them TO AL per-
sons DESTROYS OF taking Filters, as being the
best Tonic and Sttmulant nov offered 70 the
public
ALFRED HEAoOCK, ND. @. GERICEE, N. D..
DRAKE MCDOWELL, MD. @. A. WARE, MD.
J.C HITFIEL II. d. e. A. CLARE, ND
" va. WEcoTl y. /. fG Z n Pz1z NJ
u. 3. MARINE HOSPITAL ST LOUIS. No.,
Oct. 8, IS70oJAS- A JACKSON q CO.: Ihavs
examined the formula for making the Home
Stomach Bttters," and used them In the Hos
pital for the last four months. I consider
them the most valuable tonic and mula
now In use. d
81. LOUIS, July s, IS7o-JAs. A JACKSON
4 CO.: Having examined the formula from
which your celebrated stomach Bittersp are
prepared, and having Witnessed the method
Of combining the different Ingredients, we
can safely recommend them as The best tonic
wi tn which we are acquainted From the
Great care with which they are compounded,
and rom the choice materials which enter
into them, we have no doubt that they viii
prove, as they deserved TO be, the most popular
Ionic and stimulant in use.
Respectfully, yours,
VAsTI I, N. d. 7. @. C~oAsToCK, MI
We cheerfully concur with every word con-
tanned In the above testimonial.
JNo. CONzELMAN,M N. L. join HA ETMA,M M
CHAs. VAsTIEE, n. d. JOHN TEMPLE, N. ID
g. 3. WALKKR, MI. FRANKLIN,M MD
CNcIEEAFI, Oct. I9, B70.-Messrs. W. B.
KENNEDY a CO, Agents Home Bttters":
Gents-Agreeable to your eqEsst l nave ex-
amined the formula Of the Home Stomaeh
Bitters," and md the remedies u coubainS
such as are in general use BY the Medical
Profession They are very scientifically n
pleasantly combined, and as s1mu1allng
touics viii be found especially adapted Is
corroborants TO the treatment OF low or de-
biIitated stages Of the system, whether ar1s-
ing rom i'm paired digestion or nom malart-
Gus diseases.
DR.. J. L. VATTIERs- L.A-JAMEs, d. D.
Re- Chemist. Q. sIMPsoSs Nd.
WT.TALLAFERRo,M.D. 8 I. BoENER- ND
Ii QUINN, N. d. O.. 8 MUscRoFT, MD.
J.. II. BUCKNER, n d q. ". BIGLER, a. D.
W. RWooDWARD, Me. a.A-DoUGHEErXsMD
CHICAGO, Sept. 30, n7Q.oJ. L SMITH, ESQ:
We have examined the formula for the Cell
ebrated Stomach Bttters," and md IL TO be
composed OF articles that are considered this
and one OF the best bitters We know OF now
in use. Very respectfully,
II. 4. HAHN, MD. B. MoVICAR, MD.
JR. WALES, ND. G. A MARNER.
NORMAN &. BAKHEs NJ. d.
Fer Sale by all Drusglsfs and ersesrs.
HENDRIX, MchABB & CO.,
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Fer Sale by all Druggists and ersesrs.
HENDRIX, McHABB & CO.,
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WE have tested It's virtues, and kROws that
w for Dyspepsia, Bltousness and tnEoo-
bling Headache, il is the best medleine tna
world ever sawsdEditor Telegraph MES
senger, Macon, Ga
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Monday, November 6, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property, to-wtt: Two 90 lots OF a situate
and being in Shelby county. Tennessee, and
CITY OF Memphis. the same being Subdivisions
OF lots one, two and three Il. 2 al 81, Of block
No. 40, as laid down on the plan OF that part
OF the city Of South Memphis, and marked
in aid subdivision as lots four ID and i've 6E
lot 4 beginning on the east side 81 DsSoto
street n hundred and fifty feet south o
vance street fronting; hence southwark on
DsSoto street fifty feet by a depth back O
one hundred and nifty feet. Lot No. ; south
OF and adjoining ths said lot Nc. A, fronts on
east side OF DeSoto street dfty feet. running
back between parallel lines one hundred and
fifty feet; which VII be sold according to z
survey to be made and nled herein, suodi-
YidinR the same into 3 or more lots, and
which can be seen at said ONCE.
TKRNs OF Z q credit OF six and
twelve Is and ~ month"; nom date OF sale
purchaser required to execute notes With ap-
q red security; lien to be retained as ur-
ther security; equity Of redemption barred.
This October 5, lS7L
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
LogwoOd q Micou and Kortrecht and Gran
Attorneys ut-Oco
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COTTON PRESS.
n. D. Cheeks Wrought-Ircn Screw PIaniRs
tion eottsa Press.
Patented Dec p, Isss; August 2, 1910.

Patented Dec. ~, lsosi August - AHh
7 MY OLD STAND, I22 LINDEN ST,
n Memphis, Tennessee I VIII ~8uper1ntend
and zfYs my entire attention 20 the mann
fseture OF this Justly celebrated and most
wonderful habor-saying Cotton Press In The
last two years I have sold this Press to many
mas given such universal q enfirs aatislac-
ton that it would now be stIpernuOus IN me
to say more than pledge I9yself that, this
year. the Cheek Cotton Press hall be fully
equal, If not superior, to those I sold last
year. Suf1ce it TO say, hat in balinz on tbts
press you are rid Of much hsbor, N din
cultfes, and 8 vast snount OF Annoyance that
you have when baling on any other press, 70
say nothing OF the humbug tricks.
All orders for the Cheek Cotton Press mu 5
be addressed 70 FORD, PORTEE & Co Mem
phis. Tennessee. N.D FHEEE
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H%nN.REsIpENT N0TICE.

Nh. ls. R.-In the First Ch1ncery Court Of
shelby County, Tenn.=JameS Hall ct uX
vs. sarah Z. Darnel ct al
TT appearing from an affidavit In this q
that the defendants, Sarah T. Darneu,
Anna D2ruell and Mary k.Darneu, residents
OF Todd county, Kentucky, and non-rest-
dents Of the state Of Tennessee.
II IL therefore ordered that they make their
anpearance herein at the Court house In The
eitv ofNemphis Tenn, on or before the nrsf
Hcuday in December, 1871, and plead, answer
Or gennur to complainants' bill, or the same
1in ba taken for confessed as to them q set
for hearing exparte; 4 that cop OF this
succsssfve wssss, IN the Memphis Appeal,
A c~opy-Attest
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk md Master.
N =. J. BLACK, d. Q. and n.
Up. Cazrthers, sol. for eompl't o8su
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CARD.

HAVING this day disposed OF ths entire In
II tsrest in the nrm Of Van Pelt Gtoson
TO MeFsFs, Apperson q Kenneday,I hersby
return thanks 10 the public for the patronage
received at tnsfr hands, and take pleasure IN
commanding TO their consideration our sue
cessors. Who are entsrprtsing merchants and
smInentIy deserving Of their LIBERAL patron
age.
THE books and accounts Of the late urn
will be settled by the undersigned, At the old
stand, No. 39H Main street.
A d. GIBSON, Surviving parthsrs
September Il, ISL.
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DR.. ]. e. WRIGHT,

Late of Columbia, louisiana, offers his pro-
fesHtonal services 10 the citizens OF Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and
practice In the Ouachita Valley for twenty
consecutive years having given him a prac-
tical familiarity with the various types Of
disease endemicai in q southern climate, he
confidently hopes to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
Having devoted special attention to OPERA
TIVE SuR0ER Tor many years, and success
fully performed most OF the capital opera
lions OF the day, he respectfully soltcits pat
In thst branch of hfe profession.
Once and residence corner OF Court and
Third streess. ocs
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. AMIN the FIRST Chancery Court Of
shelby county. Tennessee.-Elizsbeth =
Green VS. WI. Vance ct al.
ny virtue OF an in-terlocutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause July 10
1871, 1 viii sell at pubttc auction, TO the high
est bidder, in front Of the UIerk and Masters
office Of said court, GreenlaW block, Second
sfreet. city Of Memphis. Tennessee, On
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vsusrsaI or Secret Diseases,

Is now permanently established for the treat.
ment Of patients, both male and female,
who are afflicted with any form OF
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NEW YORK. October Is, l23 ~p.m--Govem-
ment securities are irregular. Sterling was
steady at l0S5s. Gold losning at e per cent
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no the Farmer1s
NEW COTTON PRESS.

rEAvE invented . cotton press which Is
5,9tsd 10 the wants OF the farmer; strong
simple In aEfangemens and easl1y mansSsas
ESrfe1Ian 4 %. 258 Front street, SHARPE 4
1Sha1ts- N Monroe street; Thos. Alexander,
IR Monroe street- ave the press 1or sai9
nd can testify to its superiority.
q. W. BWINEBEOAD,
oolg Bolivar, Tenn
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SATURDAY, The 4th Day Of Nov. Is7L.
~Kon-ResIdeRt Notes.

No. 4G.-In the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tenn.-Robert Q. Brinkly
VS. jas N. Tomeny, Fannie A. Tomeny and
VIM. Huntington.
1T appearing from the bill which Is sworn
Il TO In this cause that the defendant, j, NJ,
Tomeny Is Justly indebted to complainant
In the sum OF S&S5 81, due for money paid in
satisfying Judgment render ed against said
Tomeny and complainant, Is accommoda.
ton surety on said Toneny's oficiat bond,
and thai said JAS. n. Tomeny, Fannie A,
Tomeny n VIM. Huntington are non-resi-
dents OF the State OF Tennessee, and that for
these causes an achm was sued out of
this court against the property OF defend
snts, Jas. N. and Fannie A. Tomeny, and the
same was issued, and has been returned by
the sheriff, duly levied ON the property Of
defendants, Jas. n, and Fannie a. Tomeny;
IL Is therefore ordered. by the Clerk and
Master, they make their appearance
herein. at the courthouse Of the Second
Chancery Court, in the city Of Memphis,
tennessee, on or before the nrst Non.
day in December, 1871, and plead, an
gWsr or demur to e-Omplalnants' bill, or
the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them, n set for hearing exparte, and that a
copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis APs
PEAL This Sd day Of October. lS7l.
A ~copy-attest:
NJ D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Z. BELCHER- Deputy G. n N.
Wright and r olkes. soils for com. tWed-oc
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lotion Statement.



NEW YORK, OctOberl3 (, 10 a-m.-CottOn opens
quiet. Ordinary, E9kc; Good Ordinary, lsie
Low Middling, Igasc; MiddlIng, 2Oc; Good
Middling, me. sales. 1861 bales; receipts,
e2S4 bales; receipts here, 1893 bales
1915 a.m-COttOn strong; Middlings, @isc;
October, November, December and January,
1886.
Es25 p.m.-Middling, 20l5c, sales on the spot,
21O0 bsles, futures, 900 bales; October, NOyem-
Der aud December 70 l3-l6c.
2~p.m-COttOn steady. sales on the spot 200
bates; futures, 600 bales; October, November
and December, ~ l-l6; January, 1870; receipts,
1880 bales.
gs0 p~.m.-Market closed weak; Ordinary,
Es4c; Good Ordinary, l914e; Low Middling,
Ig5c; Middling, Alsc; Good Middling, use;
sales 10 spinners, 1901 bales; export, 1850 bales;
speculation, 3 bales; contracts, 1920 bales
sales for the week 10 splnners, 4730 bales. for
export, HOT; for speculation, 2l5 bales: In
transit, gJ7 bales; contracts, $3.50 bales; Octo-
Der, November, December ard January, I54e;
February ac.
Cotton I'm Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, October Is, IL a.m.-Cotton q
steady; uplands, fully sd; Orleanssf fully lOd.
2p.m.-Ootton Is strong; sales L,noo bales.
OF which 5000 were for export and speculation
uplands, fully sd; Orleans, fully lOd. Weekly
Gtatement-Net receipts Of ali classes, $3.50
bales-American, 1900; total sales Of the week,
5000; sales and en p lrts, 1000; for speculation,
2LO00 stock Of all classes, fl,O00-American,
IA, 900; actual exports, 500; stock ahOat. 427.-
O0-American, 5000
8 p.In.-CottOn nrms mildling, g4d; mid
ding Orleans, iud; sales to-day, $500 bales, OF
which 500 bales are ior export aud specula-
tiOn.
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ThursdaY. octutsr l2th, Is7I,

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and II
O'Clock m, on the premises. sell 70 the nigh
est bidder for cash, one undivided half inter-
est In the described lot OF land. in
the city OF Memphis, Teunessse, to VII: The
south part Of BlOeE Nc. 2, beginning at the
northwest corner Of the Intersection or Main
and Vance streets; thence north with the
west side OF Main street, q hundred ieet 20
q stake, thence west and parallel with Vance
street, one hundre and my feet % q staksi
thence south and parallel with Main street.
one hundred feet 20 the north side Of Vance
street; thence east with Vance street, one
hundred and dfty feet 70 the beginning
Equity Of redemption waived title be-
Esved 20 be perfect; but / sell and convey
only as trusted. JOHN JOHNSON.
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DISEASE
prevail to 9 greater
bly, any other nal
always anxdOusly
Liver ts regulated
is almost tnvarta
OF action IN the
acha,C
the shoulders, CoU
Stomach, Bad Taste
fous attacks, Palpt
Depression Of the
andahundred othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the bess remedy for
discovered. 1t acts
and, being a simple
pound, can do no
less In e Wayil
40 years, and hun
and great from ali
try Will vouch for
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Friday, October goth, 81.

between the hours OF 10 am and 4 pm, on
the southwest cornell OF Main and Madison
streets, In tbs city Of Memphis, sell al pub
he sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property situated In
Shelby county, Tennessee. and described IS
follows, tO-Wit: lots numbers u, u, -, ~, a.
2, Is and "A, In block 81. as laid down upon
the map Of Fort Pickering extended, being
265 feet on the north side Of Van Buren street,
by Iih feet on the east side OF Third street,
together with all the app-urtenances thereto
belonging. Said deed Of Trust was exeeutsd
to secure the payment Of certain promlssory
notes due Aenken Bros. Redemption
waived, title believed 20 be good, bat VIII
sell and convey My as Trustee.
auIsrrf u DuDLEY FRAYskR. Trustee.
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

n AnHlACE A PRIVATE COUNSELOR TO
MHittttNQA THE MARRIED. or those about
GUIDE. 20 im my:ts on the s RSSyS 1sSo:
ions OF the sexual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing Of
spring, preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work OF two hundred
and tWenty-four pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contains valuable information
Tor those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still It Is a book hat ought to be
under lock ard key, and not Laid esrelessly
about the house.
SEMI TO any one (free OF postagel foa 50 cents
Address DR.. Butts Dspeasary, No. u y.
Eighth street, St Louis, No.
nT Ncnos to0ae Ac1tzed 0sd UagoTtaadtss
Before applying TO b notorious QUAcTs
who advertise in public papers, or using any
QUACK peruse DR.. Butts work, no
matter what your disease Is, or how deplora
Oieycur condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or By
mail. on the diseases mentioned In his works
once No. IAN. Eighth street, bet. Aarketand
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
FRIDAY, October ~, lS'L }
"aEcEAA

The money market has undergone no essen
tial change since our report OF yesbehoay.
Checking was quite active al al the banks
yesterday, and rom the increased deposits an
fmprovement IN the general trade OF the city
over M business done on the preceding day Is
noted. The demand for money IS fully as ac-
tive as during the latter part OF last week, or
the drst of this. Applicants for discounts
were numerous, and the upply OF currency,
though not large, Is sufficient TO meet the de-
mands OF legitimate trade, and regular custom
ers were accommodated at the usual rates-lO
GI2 Der cent. Upon the street there is an abund-
ance of paper seeking discount, and unless
backed by the best collateral" II meets with
but little favor, and stands a shave of 293 per
cent. per month.
Exchange offered quite freely from the In
creased sales OF cotton during the past lew
DAYS, and all Of the banks were buying at "a
Nc discount, and selling New York checks az
The gold market was more steady. dealers
Offering u3ail3L for small and large amounts.
There was a little more activity In local
stocks. but no transactions OF importance. We
heard Of $1,000 Arkansas levee bonds being
upon the market. for which Sc was offered.
but not accepted; sac would probably have
caused them to change hands. But little Is
done in Mississippi warrants. Several rans-
actions In German National bank stocks are
reported al 30. CITY bonds, currency issue,
were offered by one party at sc. County scrip
Is quoted at IS 70 Sc, and Tennessee money
IS 10 sc. Other securities are without change.
Bonds I'm New York.
NEW YORK. October Is, I25 p.m.-Govern-
meDt securities are irregular Sterling was
steady at loss. Gold lOsning at e Per cent
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Irustss's Sale.

D virtue Of the power vsstedfn me 5y deed
ID of trust executed by James D.Eunn on
the 4th day OF December, 1861, to secure GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned. and
recorded in book 81, pages 5B, 81 and sss, I
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PYRON'S
Planetary HOrss Power.

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
i ventedi The power of the horse quadrus
MEMPHIS, TENN, June q. Ig7l.
We, the undersigned citizens OF Memphia-
certify hat we his day witnessed the appli.
cation of Pyron's Planetary Power 10 an
Eighty.saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin was revoIved with the usual
rapidity. with a full roll OF cotton, BY two
mules, At an easy gait and drapght; and we
further state that we believe it greatly Eupe-
rior to any horse power wohave any know.
edge OF, and a power suitable for every plan
ter using q lin, Grist or SaW-miu.
J. H. TEAL Aachinist aud MulwriQht.
NEWTON FORD, arm OF Ford, Porter 4 Co.
D.T. PoRTxR. nm OF Ford. Porter q Co.
r. 6oPSoN, M. d., Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN ]. PrTMAN, IA. D., Memphis. Tenn.
z. ID. WEITEMoRE, Aemphis' Tenn.