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FrldaY. nninhar 2nlh- q.

between the hours o. 10 an and ( pm on
the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets, in the city OF Memphis. sell &C pub
lie safe, 20 the highest bidder for cash, t1s
following described property situated in
Shsloy county, tennessee and described a.
follows, to-Wtt: lots Numbers u, lA, ID, ~, Il,
-, . and q. Ia block 81. a. laid down upon
the map Of Fort Pickering extended, being
20 feston the north idsof-YAn BuTen street,
by lIH + et On the east side Of Third strost,
together with all the a-ppurte1ancss thereto
belonging. Said deed CT Trust WIS executed
10 secure The payment Of certain promiEsory
notes due 8euken Bros. Redemption
waived, title beiisvedto be good, butt viii
sell and convey only as Trustees.
aufBf-1 K DUDLEY FRAYRFR Trustee.
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Prices, Oct. 3, Prices, Oct. 3
ARTICLES. is7O. ISL.
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HOT SPRIN6S OF ARKANSAS.
Accom modalion Hack Lias
MN. s. DAVIS, PropristOr.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
4 THROUGH TICKETS sold on this Line.
Parties SEE and KNOW what they pay 1or BE-
fore parting with one dollar.
These hacf are ali OF the very best mate
rial and BIZ Z expressly for this travel. Ine{
seat six persons, are large ana Ioonys ana
may &c used By parties Of nom two TO I'VE
with ordinary baggage, or for bne
aeafs being so constructed a. ee4lif 70 o0n-
Ffitute q bed. Remember, this - ne only
Recommendation Hack Line, and no through
f.okets are sold over IL. Hacks may Do ae-
enred by letter or telegraph once 81 the
Anthony a1dAan1ey staDtees1AH1eEzoeA~A<A
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II is mmonIy believed that New York
hanks have expanded to a dangerous extent.
and that their reserve was never so small as al
preSent. An outward drain OF coin and green
hacks would force contraction 20 an extern
mai mfghF beqet most disastrous results and
terrible ina cal cumpl cations. The great
managers OF American finance are three
Boutwell, and his syndicate, the regulators Of
railroad loans, and the great officers of great
railroad lines. All these have demanded an
eRSv money market, aud il has been given al
rbe cost Of safety 70 the banks. such Is the
prevalent opinion In New York. All railroad
securities, and most others, are declining in
Wall street and Wall streetoperaton In stocks
are most anxious
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OFFICE o. c0USTY gOUaI IN

OHFICE or COUNTY LOURT tfERE-
Memphis, can, Sept. g. I4t.
THE following settlements having been
Il nled in nv on1ce, VIII DO presented 70
Prohsts Court OF shelby county, Tenn, FOR
confirmation at the OetOOer Term, III.
Final settlement % P. J. Mulvihfu as al
ministraIor of the estate OF 2. COWisy, de-
ce8sed.
settlement OF ". D MCCaIlum as admin
istratOr Of the estate OF NJ McCalium, de-
ceased.
settlement OF a. Aszeblimann Is aGminiE-
traitor OF the estate OF r. Theiosud dsssssed.
N BELLY. CLERK
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PYR0N'S
Planetary Horse Power

DaE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN
ventedi The owe of the horse quadru-
HEHPHIe, June y. l55l.
We. The undersigned citizens OF memphis,
certify that we This day witnessed the appn-
FiRhty saw Cotton Gin, with the following
results: The Gin was revorved usual
rapidity, with a full roll OF cotton, by TWO
mules. At an easy gait and drsught; u we
further state that we believe IL greatly supe-
rior to any horse power We have n knowt.
edge of, and 8 " suitable Tor every plan
Ter using 4 Gin. Grist or SaE-m1M4
J.. II. TEAL. Machintst and Mllwrtght.
NEWTON FORD, nrm OF Ford Porter q Co.
ID. 7. PoRTER nrm OF Ford. Porter q Co.
II, HoFsop, NJ. d. Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN ]. PTTMAN, Il. D., Memphis, Tenn.
z. b. WHrrENoRE, Memphis, Tenn
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Y0UM6 LADIES' ACADEMY
St. Catherine of Sienna.
Near Springfield, Washington Co., KsntuOky
Under the Patronage of the Very
Reverend SupsrI0r of ST Rose.

THIs Institution is situated two miles
i from Springfield, about q quarter OF q
mile from the Bardstown and Springfield
Turnpike. II Is conducted by the Sisters Of
the Order OF st. Dominic. and Is well provided
with competent and experienced teachers,
who spare NJ pains to render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The disoi.
pline of the Institution Viii be drm n
Uniform, but. mild and parental, while the
s~trictest attention win be paid to the health,
comfort and wants oft pupils. The courseo OF
studies embraces all the branches useful and
ornamental. This institution was established
in lS2 and Is S.tueted In one oflthe health-
lest and most beautiful portions OF the State.
end is of easy access by rail nom Louisville.
An extsnsive farm is connected with the
Institution, from which all the supplies are
drawn, thus giving II eonsideraole advan
taGs over others. The Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefuIly arranged. The
buildings are erected with an eye especially
to health and comfort.
The Academic year commences on the dTet
Monday In September and ends OF the last
Wednesday in Junes and fs divided into two
SESSIONS of i've months each.
Terms per session of nve months accord
ing fofhe class OF the pupil. $50, te5 end 500,
pSyablehalf1 In adYHRce.
For further particulars apply 70 Aessrs. ]
q. Webb q Co., Louisville, Cbas- d. Elder.
Eco, al Commercial Pace, New Orleans. or
TO the Fathers In oharEolofS " Peters. chHrch.
Tonneas99s e4gW eE4
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The Tariff and Taxes

Tn repeal Of many protective laws has
stimulated industry and trade amazingly in
England. and merchants OF this country
should exert themselves 10 promote similar
legislation in America. The greatest curse.
next after taxatiOn In Tennessee 10 meet
interest on stolen bonds, is the tn1Quitous
tartf paid on imports. The Imports Of Eng
land in seven years were 2ugmented
seventy per cent by the repeal OF the corn
laws. There Y s a Ike Increase or eN-
ports from the me cause, and the wealth
OF England groWs with n rapidly measured
constant y by the increased freedom OF trade
The hay crop Of England utterly tAledr ouJthe
wheat crop Is ( ir. and though the quantity Is
less than usual, the guilty Is excellent. I'M
Dorts OF breadstufs viii be heavy from South
ern Russia and other quarters and II IS
Thought that prices vii not materially ad-
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~NnA-RESlnENT knTIcE.


No. 2II, Rim the First Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee.J. d. Martin
et al. firm Of Martin a HillEman) VS.. Ed
ward v. Dunn ct al.
IT appearing that a writ of attachment was
issued in the above cause February I'd,
Is7l, upon the bill of compliments nled here
In same day against the estate OF defendant,
Edward v. Dunn, who is therein alleged
upon amdavit to be a resident of Arkansas
ana a non resident of the State OF TenneessS,
inst he is indebted to c~omplainants IN the
sum of SIS 70. for money advanced TO him
by them; that said writ Of attachment has
been returned, ievied upon b property OF
defendant Dunn.
pearanos herein, at tn courthouse in the
CITY of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nr5s
Monday In November, 1871, and plead answer
OF GeEnur TO compleinanb's bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as TO him. snd
Get for hearing exparte; and that q copy Of
this order be published ones q week., for four
successive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
This September ii, N7L
A copy-Attest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY II. 7. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and master
Mcdowell and Martin Sos for complaints
the gaDIl
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TRADE.

The general trade was good throughout the
entire day, 10Th to the city and Interior.
Prices gtnerslly rule nrm. In some things
baroness Of the market, and high fretghts,
which seem to advance AT VIII. Seats have
I'd q shade in Cincinnati but 1t has
no effect on this market, as the advance in
freights more thar cover the decline. We
are glad 70 oh eTve that cur merchants gen
eraIly are ex p~eriencing 8 better trade, really,
than wa anticip ated. This speaks well Tor
Memphis as g great wholesale point in the
future. There IS no reson In the world why
she should not become one Of the first mar
kets In the south, and We believe sne Will II
q proper a judtctous course Is taken by our
merchants, and without doubt they are dis
posed to do what is right in every instance.
Merchants in the city and IN the Interior are
fast fading out tf1s fact. We observe that
cornmeai Is very scarce, the market almost
bare: lots sold on the ievse ct S3 ID; in store,
81 so: corn en- The levee at I5c; in store, SOC.
This is an advance, caused solely rom The
s~carcitg. Bacon wss thought 70 be weaker
Saturday evening, but We ind IL arm this
moving At SC; sons inferior lots a. $50; clear
rih at 8 %GS56e; breakfast bacon ll4l2s; sugar.
cared hams. Isul7xct mess pork s3 50Gl4.
We heard of3 crates OF cabbage sold st SO 50
which must uav been large crates and very
dns heads, as the general market indicates
no par 1cular advance. aDove a nrmnea
Eggs have advance since Saturday to BE.
for the past week. There are no further
changes in the market. Since our last report
on baggfng one dealer sold 500 pieces at l7sSc
I794e, 1919, l9c and ls%c. Choice apples are IN
We give below a table which viii enable the
planters TO compare the present prices Of a few
leading art eIes Of consumption to prices last
year at the same date, and by referring TO a
getting a better price for his cotton, and pay
ing less for bagging, bacon, pork, etc.
u,c, Prices, Oct. 8,lPrioes, Oct. 3,
1871. 1871.
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We ask every one 70 read the following GER
tincates from many o. the most eminent
| nhrsiniana in.LhR nnnnErY.
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A~TTAEHMEET 4

MD. l.. STEWART, CLERK and Mzst'
By GEo. MALLORY, Deputy G. and 4.
j. A Taylor, sol for comppt
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such a. SyphiIlis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structures
and an Urinary il1B sases; 9yphilitie or Mer-
curiaI affections OF the throat, kin or bones,
orchitis, hernia or rupturei also the effects
of a solitary habit, ruiEous to the body and
mind, producing blotehes on the face. debili-
ty, impotency, dizziness, dimness of sight,
confusion of ideas, evil ~tOreboding, aversion
to society, loss of memory, etc,
not all OF these in any enc case, but all OCCUR
ring frequently in various cases. Rheuma.
tism and rheumatic pains cured by a new
method.
Particular attention paid 20 the DISEASES
OF WOMEN, SUCH as Excessive, suppressed
or painful M-enstruatiou, Luchorrh@s or
Whites, falling OF the womb. and al trregu-
ilitY or -bRrrenness, and often-timeS con-
sumption.
b doctor can be consulted personally or
bv letter upon all diseases not requiring II
attention outside OF his office. Onics hours
rom Sam. to 9 o'clock pm
seplO d. s. JOHNSON. M d.
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In this trade business has been, for the time
of wear. remarkably good. Building and re-
pairing are kept up this season in advance Of
this time last season. Freights are high, hav-
ing advanced since our last review, still there
has been no advance, materially, in this line
of goods, and parties can get better bargains
and stions in this market than
other and competing markets.
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As in England so In Germany, France n
AuSfrfe- there Is a deficient wheat crop In
fTfs country the crop Is lighter than in former
years and ID is only difficult to determine the
extent Of The European deficiency. dencIt
Of whsat in Engisnd and Europe is probably
I5 nar cent. snd even greater in France and
cam because Of the liberal ue OF food
for DOwder and ball made by masters Of the
mufrfrpde- France IS now buying largely
along the shores OF the Baltic, ard there viii
urohably be a fair foreign demand for Ameri-
can bresdstuds. and thus there may bel steady
advance in the price of -four. But the Ameri-
can corn crop Is unprecedentedly great, and
this fact viii tend strongly to keep down the
HNnr marEar-
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SATURDAY. fIcloher n. 1871,

within legal hours, he following described
real estate. to-Wit:
situate, lying and being IN the county OF
Shelby and State Of Teunessfe, and more
particularly described as follows, tO-W1t:
Al dining the and OF j. q. whitaker and
others, ia the First Civil District OF SAID
count, and bounded as follows: ~BeStnufng
AZ a hickory on the road near MoTan's Meet
ing. house, IL being said Whitaker's southeast
.nofn5r running east dty-eieht poles along
the road to q stake 10 chains northeast OF a
plumtrss near Z. f. Harrells crib; thence
north one hunorfd and tn~irfy-nine sud-G-
half poles 70 a stake In the road rom Beaver
bridge to Curtis house, with sweefgum, black
gum a ash pointers thence vest nfty-
eight poles to WhftaKer's line I've poles
south Of his corner; thence south
" IN Wnttaker's line to the beginning, a
hickory now cut down.
BRM DE- SAIL q credit Of seven
months; purchaser executing note with Sc
cuIity lien retained 70 secure payment Of
purchase money. Equity OF redemption
barred. This September ID 1871.
a. ID. STEWART, Clerk and Master
A TaUfnF SOL FIR rnn4nff L" Ectn -
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ADMINISTRATIVE NnfIra-

r EFTERS OF administration hsving been
IL granted and issued to me upon the ss-
tate OF n. YanPelt, deceased, by the Pro
bate Court Of shelby county. Tennessee, Al
the September term, ls7l thereof All persons
indebted TO aid estate are requested to call
ana Day the same; and al persons k0id1uE
claims against said estate are hereby nol1ned
to present the same within the time pre-
scrfDec by law, or the same VIII be forever
barred. A D. GIB=OH, Administrator.
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PUBLIC SALE OF SIX ACRES MEM
PHIs SUBURBAN LAND.

= virtue Of q Trust Deed maae % me by
= W.. a. king and Mary A. King his wife.
for this purpose Of securing q certain indarr-
edness therein mentioned, and recorded in
the Register ONCE OF shelby oun Tenn,
in book IS, page 81, 1 VIII sell, TO the highest
bidder, for casn, Al public sale, in the auction
room OF Register, Trezsvant q CO., on the
northeastern corner o. Main and Jefferson
stress iRtHe city OF Memphis, on
Monday, the 23d Day of October, 1871,
between the hours Of Il o'clock s.m- ana 1
o'clock Pm, SIX acres or land, being ths east
half Oh lot No. fWenty-six OF tie subdivision
of the lands OF WD. cooper, ss rscordea IN
the Registers Gnce OF Shelby county, 'front.'
ing 29 feet on the south head o. central ave
nue. oy a depth o. 80 feet, adjoining the
SOuthWorth formerly Kings place, O Cam
trail avenue, about 81 miles from the city,
aud within a Few minute walk OF Whom
Station. on ths N. and c. Railroad. The six
acres viii be sold together, and the equity OF
redemption waived. FOR information apply
to Bees B. EdmGudsOn. A~tsOTnsg-f5 Union
street. JOSEPHlNEF ING
aanfapabar q XXI saess
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Only shall the bales be thoroughly coverecs'
and secured with Hgood rope or iron bands,
but hat they shall be "compactly pressed.
These regulat ons are plain enough ana as
doubtless, q part Of the penalty VIII go 70 the
informer, and the fine is easily collected, our
planting friends wi I see the absolute necessity
OF conformiog to all the requirements OF the
law. Our factors and steanboatmen are no
doubt well informed on this important sub
ieef, but IL does no harm to te 4 q good thing 70
good people over two or three times.
Cotton tn New York.
NEW YORK, October 2, 1915 a.m.-Cotton is
strong: low middling, 1910; middling, 1870.
Observation-Disclosures November and December
- g-l6c.
sp.m-Cotton steady Sales on spot 800 bales;
Future delivery, 1000. October, November and
December. 1910; January, $Sci February,
Igs<e March, Wc; April 2 re.
$50 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES middiing
I9szc: mfddling, 1870. Market quiet and firm
Sales TO spinners, $50 bales; for export, 6S5;
speculation, "A; contracts, T400; October, No
vember and December, 1870; January, l954ci
February, lgzc; March, ac; April, he
ceipts 4ll4 bales; az New Orleans, 22lsi SaVan-
nah, 1914; Charleston, I5I5; Norfolk, l449.
Cotton IN Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, october 2, 4 p.m.SCotton closes
strong. Sales 1900 bales, OF which 1000 were
for speculation and export. Middling Up
lands, 9 9-l6d; Middling Orleans, 9lS-l6d.
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BOOK FOR THE MILLi0N.
RIO COFFEE.

xIE are now ofering 70 the trade the en-
lack ct. consisting OF prime and choice Rio
Conses. VIII sal the unbroken marks Of
same to trade at lowest prices for gold or
time - may be desirable 10 purchasers
FA22A90N q CLAY.
sepS Nos e nd So Rro1s street,
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ADMINISTRATORS k0TIeE.

-EAyING aualffed as administrator OF the
II eztste of VardlaW Howard. deceased, no.
tice is ne-sey given TO all persons having
claims against said estate, TO present them
within the time prescribed oy law or this
notice VIII be plead in bar. All persons in
debted to said estate viii please come for
ward and settle. John N. HEWITT,
Sent, Is. ISL Administrator
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MEMPHiS AND LITTLE ROCK e. r.

neLWI HIub aIIANo y @08F-s -"
Ferryboat leaves foot OF Union street
romptly at 7.S am. Close connections made
at DevaiIis Bluff with r. r Packet Cos line
OF steamers FOR sl points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
of stages for Hot Springs. Camden. Arkadel-
phia. Washington and pointsln Texas Also
wtth steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Bluff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little Rock and
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or information apply at Com
panYs office. So Madison street; at office Of
nsWphis and Louisville Railroad, BIN Main
street, or at office OF Memphis and Charles
ION Railroad, rs Main street.
@. OAKLEY. ALEX.
Gsn1 Ticket at. Passenger Agt.
A. 8. LIVEBMORE,
zan1 General
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Tremont X---.--.Is Hamilton.-22K to
R00fa and GnOez-

There are no changes TO report from last
quotations. The market is firm and the busi-
ness for the month has closed very satisfactory
to our dealers; the trade having largely IN
creased above the business of this time last
while those who purchase are satisfied that
they have done equally as well, If not better,
than they could have onein an Eastern mar
ket. our boot and shoe merchants are large
dealers, Their stocks are immense, and mer-
chants from the interior can get their orders
filled not only promptly, but every class and
stvIe known and manufactured. The business
is fully 50 per cent better than any time since
the wal.
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The city is full of people, free from al dis
eases. fun OF health, yigOr, activity and hopeful
OF a most prosperous future. Trade hCurlshes a.
never before in all its departments.
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"
Z. rhe estimated annual cost of Clothing,
including Uniform, which can be purchased
OF the Quarterw aster, Is one hundred ano
dty-sevsn dollars. II Is required Of each ca
Diet 10 deposit with the Treas urer sos at tnt
BEGINNING of each session, with the under
standing that he shall pay for only what ne
actually receives A strict account Will De
kept OF his expenses, and, II they snail
prove to bs less than the SUM Indicated ne
balance VIII be paid over to him at the end OF
the year. Beyond the amount deposited no
supplies will be furnished, Until an addt-
iuual deposit to derry their cost Is made.
8. a Cadet may bring with him the usuai
supply OF under ~ctOtbtnyS OF outer ctoLaany. ne
should bring pone excepting the sui ne
wears.
8 one Cadet from each County Will be ad-
miJted into the University tree OF expense LOT
Tuition, uDon the recommendation OF tDe
County superintendent of Education, ana
acceptance by tbs Executive Oh
the Faculty.
10. Persons desiring further on
the subject of the University, Will make APP
pIicatfon to Prof. ". ). Wyman, Chairman OF
the Executive COMMITTEE 9. al Tusoaloosa.
JOSEPH HOD3SON,
augl2 President OIL Board OF Regents.
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In this city within ten DAYS there has been a
marked advance in some Of the leading articles,
growing out OF facts above reclted. Flour In
Tbis market has advanced from 81 40G-G7 Is,
and dner grades from s. 75aS >. Bran in ten
iavs has gone up form SO y; corn meal from
IS Ga3 SO: corn from 6197lg72c clearsides RON
7LRSL1slsc, shoulders I6al71Sc, sugar-eured
ron Zaz5c, butter nom 1885; eggs
lT.c advanced % "a.
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IEcElEBRATEn

ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
luant now in use. They are A SURE PRE-
YENTIVE for Fever and Ague. Intermittents,
Bliousness, and ail disorders arising from
Miasmatic causes. They are highly recon-
mended rs an anti-dyspeptic, and In eases OF
Indigestion are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and Recuperant, and in cases OF General De-
biltty hey IA never IN a single instance
failed In producing the most happy results.
They ere particularly BENEFlCIAL TO kk
MALES Strengthening the body, invfgornt-
ing the mind, and giving tone n elasticity
to the whole system. The home BlIfERS
no Tonic Stimui&nt has ever been offered TO
the public so PLEASANT TO Il TASTE,
and at the same time combining 60 many
tarnity as the best kuGwn TO the PharMaco-
peia. Il costs little to give them q fair trial,
and
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FINANCE AID TRADE.
OFFICE or tbs DALF APPEAL
TUESDAY, October 8, lsfl.
REVIEW

The prospects, Of the Louisiana sugar crop
are decidedly increasing. In the owe paElSnes
u.per the crop will be almost or quite an aN-
eraQ The crop viii surely be large, ana our
farmers may expect TO have their toIs ne1t
abound Al the recent meeting or disJ'lters OF
the United Sta IS al CINCINNATI was SHOWN
that the production Of tangle1oot lor me
ouauffrv must be destroyed each mouth, or
RE evfi viii overflow h whole country IKE
a fiery food. n uh1sky-maken VIII pore
ConSrass heavily al the a X session for a con
solidatlon a a reduction Of all whisky tax
alton. end the next session may be unusually
drunken. and then very liberal legislation
- - -a,esua H1u amrfefnQfRd.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS
AND OTHERS IN NEED OF
COTTON PRESSES!
We are new baIIdtnR tn this city,
MORsE's
improved Cotton BaIina Presses

COR HAND, horse Oh STEAM POWER.
L These presses can be changed from hand
to horse or ste am at a very small expense.
This press unites more perfectly than any
other the t1o important elements OF me-
chanical success, namely: RAPIDITY AND
POWER. The lower platen can be detached
and the upper one used 8 a tranpef, thereby
SAVING MUCH FINE AND LABOR The
press Is so constructed that on completion of
The bale q is self-stopping, thus precludinG
the possibility OF accident
For further information. apply at
THOS. n. ALLEYS, 70. 2 Monroe 81,
or aadreEs JOHN BE00s, Worsham House,
Agent for Compresses, Baling Presses and
General Machinery.
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Cotton in Liverpool throughout the week
has been nrm at fOrner quotations, until sat
urday morning, when the market advanced
lid.
THE following table shows the movement in
this market the past week, and for the cores
ponding period last year;