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COTTON.

1vtus t1 decline in New York this morning
OF 10 the market heHe was not so active as ON
Yesterday. The nrst dispatch read &c OF IN
Sew York, which created some str Tor a little
while. but the correction was soon made. Cot
ton IA Liverpool opened strOrgi Middling Up
lands. Ns-d- Orleans, To- ID, and at l pm. cotton
closed HrIu, prices unchanged, with sales Tor
The day OF l5uJ bales In New York at l;i5
pm. cotton was quiet sales for september
.uU bales; futures, 500 bales. The unofficial
dispatch read L-c, aud corrected Jsc- sales
here were effected from Two causes: the um-
steaGiuesS IN The New York market and thu
fact lt being saturday, al parties winding up
their weeks business. We heard OF about 400
bales. The receipts were largely in excess OF
any previous dsy his season, being 3J4s bales.
We may expect a lively time next week, as all
parties are preparing Tor business
The board Of cotton brokers held their regular
monthly meeting AT Tue rooms OF the Chambe
uI Commerce this afternoon ut O'clock, Of
which reference is made in the local columns
Among the sales to-day were the following:
j. ordinary, Use; s strict low ordinary, l5Lc;
T. good 4id1ling. sc; middiiug, lac; 10 mid
ding szc. - low middling, lSlc; ) good or
binary, fSc; 5 midding, issc; 10 middtidg,lsZe;
g strict middlugl ~ &c; . strict good ordinary,
lssc, 5 good ordinary, Is l-lGc, 8 strict low
mlddIfug, Is.C; , strict middling, lg1ac; =
stII-t low middhng, lS4c- 10 strict good Ordi-
nary, Issc; 46 middling, l9c; "a low middling.
ISszr. low middling. IsLc: 6middiing. lS4e;
~ low mIidIinE, ls5zc: y strict low middiing,
Is4-c- Is 90 culinary, l54c: = middlihg, lN4e; 3gOed
ordinary, Isc shipments are also heavy,
amounting TO 1859 bales. leaving a stock Of
J-4L On lhg same day astyear receipts were
IlsL shipments ESQ. Hnd stock $3.50. Total re-
ceIptS % date are lS-liG, shipments, 1850. For
the glrggsppnding period last year they were
1850 ans 1851, respectively. Gold was then
49, mIddIIng ia New York l65sc, here, lazc;
4 plaudS in Liverpool, sd
The weekly statement Of receipts, exports,
etc, 90 all Lifted states ports, U~elegraphed to-
day. As compared with the corresponding
week last year, show a decrease OF PAIN bales
IN receipts iOr the week, and a decrease OfzS,-
To bales Iu receipts since september LIST. tx
ports ifoul United states ports show a decrease
Of tii2 bales for the week. and an Increase Of
5Si bales since september LIST. The stock on
hand shows a decrease Of 0,5l5 bales.
Gotten Statement
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PRICES OF THE
N & MLfN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly increased their facilities
IL for manufacture, this Mason and Hamlin
organ are o enalbiad To offer
their well known Organs, WhiGh are the ae-
knoWledged standard of excellence among
Instruments of the class, at prices OF tnferior
york. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike To all, inVartable. The
following are illustrations;
FOur-Octave $50
Ehe same, Double IS
Organs with EremulRnt,
Carved and Oruamented.---...---. 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, rs
Forty other styles, up o--.------. 1900
All in solid Black Walnut. All the Organs
made By this Cunpany are thcfeughIy FIRST
class in every respect. They WIN not make
the so-cslled cheap Organs at any price. The
comparative superiority OF their Instruments
Is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who win carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from Photographs ofthe Different styles, full
Information and lowest pricaa; also, Testi-
montsl Circular VIII be sent free to any adj
dress. --
MASON & HAMLIA 0RGAH CO.
WarsrsOms, SIS Brsaa~sy, New Ysrk.
0JNNSN r
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SALE.

the LIST OF January next. $40 acres
~ OF land, ave miles east Of the IA q 7. X.
Il half In cultivation; good fences; the
other kalf well timbered. n has comfortable
lmprose mentE. a very healthy place and in
q quiet and peaceful neighborhood Address;
sepisW !. I. DOWNS
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Gotten statement.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Iutai---. .----. -
Nm NnrE Weekly Cottnn StatemrI

NEW YuBE October Z. HIS a.m.-
Receipts FOR the week up 10 this Time. A,byi
Receipts az this port since September lsL E,l8l
Exports from this port Sioce sep. l...-...-- 49,
stock On hand at this pOrt..---..-... la6i4
Receipts az all T.. $. ports for this week. 4i625
Receipts AZ al us ports SITce sep. Isl. 1855
Exports from Us. ports for this Week--l2l 1911
Exports from L.. :. ports since Sci. lsi-.- 5G,57S
stock in A.. -. ports up TO this me-----.ll3S72
Exports for This Weskfroni New York 10 &
Exports for week from 4. :. 10 Liverpool l2.l05
Exports Tor TINS week from 4. s.. 70 the
80
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Herein fail not and make due return OF Il
Witness p. d. Boyle, Clerk Of the SecOI
signed
Issued August u, 1871.
ISignedl
Pursuant to the above end foregoing ordel
q city OF Memphis, IN WEDNESDAY, THE
Scribed tow lots and parts OF lots, or so n
severally annexed.
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BOOTS N SHOES,
269 - Gan st. Msnphis.

EETE take pleasure in announcing to our
w hrisnds in the city and eountry than
we have purchased the stock OF Boots and
are making laree additions, and win, in q few
days, offer 10 the pubic the best selected
stock OF every article usually kept by houses
In this business, which we pledge oursalves
70 SCI as low as any house In the city.
O1mOtto shall be prompt and polite atten-
ton, best goods, short profits and quick sales,
and beg that our friends will give us aeall be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. eeiS
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Fer saIs By all Druggists aas srsesrs.
HENDRIX, aCNABB s &C.,
YOUN6 LADIES' ACADEaY
st. Catherine Of Sienna.
Near Springfield. washington Co., Kentucky
tiss Patr0naGs Of the Very
Reverend Superior of ST. Rose.

THIS Institution Is situated two miles
from Springfield, about q quarter OF 8
mile from the BarcstOvn and Springfield
Turnpike. It Is conducted by the Sisters of
the Order CT S6Domfnie, andis well provided
with competent snd experienced teachers,
who spare No pains 20 render the Academy
worthy OF extensive patronage. The discf-
pine of the Institution I'll be drm and
Uniform, but mild and parsntal. while the
s~trtetest attention VII be paid to the health.
comfort and wsnts Of b pupils The courseo OF
studies embraces all The brancnes useful and
Ornamental. This Institution was established
in loa and II situated in one Of the healths
lest and most beautiful portions Of the State.
and Is OF essy access by rail rom Louisville
An extensive fsrm is connected with the
Institution, from which al the supplies are
nraEn, thus giving II considerable advan-
tage over others. h Academy grounds are
extensive and tastefully arranged. The
buildings are erected with al eve especially
10 health and comfort
The Academic yesr commences On the drss
Monday In september q ends on the last
wednesday June, and Is divided INTO two
sessions OF i've months each.
Terms per session OF i've months Accord
ing 20 the class Of the pupil. S75, $50 and sl0Q,
pSyabl0h91 In advance.
For further particulars apply to Messrs- J
g webb d Co., Louisville, Cbzs. d. elder,
ESQ., Commercial Pace, New Orleans, or
. theH atherB IN ehsrgslcf St Peters church,
Memphis. Tennessee d&w au2
q. Z. BANDRIDGE
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Celebrated Virginia Bitters.

z< This celebrated remedy, invented by q
distinguished Virginia Physician, and used
by PHYSICIANS in that state tor years past, is
now coming 4 general use. IL b the
onIy pare article Of the kind TO be had.
n fOr preventing Chiils and FeVeFsand
all distressing diseases arising from miss
matte Influences, Is the most vaIusble agent
known. In all eases OF debility, indlges-
ton, loss OF appetite, eic, it has never had
an equal. No family SHOULD be without 1t
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rHE CRY OF mEMPHIs

a II . N II IA N NJ II q - 4 "a,
COuNTY- or SHELLY
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CARD.

HAVING this day disposed of the entire In
II tersst in the nm Of Van Pelt & Gibson
to Messrss AppsTson 8 Keunsday,I harehy
return thanks 10 ths public for the patronage
received at their hands, and take pleasure in
commencing TO their consideration q sue
cessors, who are enterprising merchants and
emtnsntiy deserving 1nf their LIBERAL patron
age.
The books and accounts Of the late drm
will be settled by the undersigned, at the old
stand, No. 29% Vain street
AID lBSoN, Surviving partner.
September Il. 1871.
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8QME.
PlOMkcHRIITEKe'

Are Endorsed and prescribed ay more lead
ing Physicians than any other tonic or slim
f1ant now IN use They are A SURE PRE-
h~ENTINEIOr Fever ard gus.Intsrmittents,
AlaEnatic causes. They are highly recon-
n4enoed a. an anti-cJspeptic, and in cases Of
indigestion are Invaluable as an Appetizer
and EecupeTant. and in cases or General De-
billy they have never II a single instance
jailed in producing the most happy results.
They are particularly BENEFICIAL TO FE-
AALS strengthening the body, invtgorst-
ING b mind and giving Q and elasticity
70 the whole system The home BFTfERS
are compounded with tie greatest care, and
the public 50 PLEASANT To THE TASTE,
and a. The same time combining so many
agents, Endorsed By the medical ia
as the best known 20 the Sharmaco-
pRia- It costs little to give them a fair tr1sl,
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Live stock

Beef cattle are in limited supply, with brisk
demand for better grades at s5g5 50 for choice;
IS 5g4 50fOr second quality, anddqll fOrcOm-
mon at 81 00G3 ". Hogs are in good supply
with fair inquiry at IS UO45 81 for smooth tat
block hogs, and a 50 for half fattened shOats-
Sheep n lambs are also scarce for hest grades
and firm st IS 5044 50 per head for best grades,
and dull for inferior and common at 81
Cows and calves are in better demand, with
none in market; We quot them at S35s40 for
medium, aud s5O960 for choice.
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Bonds i'm New York.

NEw YORK, October :, l225 p-m.-GOvern-
uHeuts strong, with an advancing tendency.
Lu--ntnE NfrsNr al loo
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he 81 Monday in May, ISL.
p. ID. BOYLE Clerk,
By X. +. L u.

lGrTut courtO # Shelby county at Office in Memphis, the 81 Monday in May, ISL.
- p D. BOYLE erk,
. BY r F BOswELL- C.
.H PD BOYLE, Clerk.
- " r FL sWE LL d G.
l will SELL at pHbHc sale, for cash to the highest bidder in 'front.' Of te sr-hOue door tn
STOF NOVEMBER ISL beweeEa O'Clock I'm and iocockp pm the allow M foregoing
heFota mag pc necessary 9asy the Hxsdue thereon, together with the e0Isand
FELIX w. ROBERTSON, City Tax Collector.
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MFdirtuaI.
NLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

~ No, s, Beaver Street, Albany, NY
DIR. TELLER continues to be confdentially
and successfully consulted all forms of private
diseases at his old established Hospital No. S,
Beaver St.. Albany, N. Y. Twenty years devoted
TO this particular branch of practice, enables
him to perform cures such as no other physician
can and his facilities such, (beng in cores
pondence with the most celebrated physicians of
the Old World of obtaining the safest as well a
the latest remedies for these diseases, offer induce
ments 70 the unfortunate Of quick and RAPID
cure 70 be obtained at no other place IN America.
In syphilis, gonOrrhea, gleet, stricuured enlarge
ment OF the testicles and spermatie cords, bubo
liberated throat, sore throat tender shin bones,
eutsneous eruptions, biles. ulcers, and all other
impurities of the system are perfectly under con-
| troll OF the Doctors medicines, and have been
| tested in more than 10000 cases annually with
immense success.
YOUNG MEN addicated to secret habits, VITO
have impaired their health and destroyed the
vigor of their minds, thus depriying themselves Of
the pleasure of married life, are notified that in
consulting DIR. j. Teller, they viii ind friend 70
console, and q physician who has cured thou
sands in almost every part Of the United States,
who applied TO DIR. i. broken down In health,
now rejoice in all that makes life desirable and
man happy. The reader is Of course aware that
the delIcacy Of the subject will prevent a more
minute description of this terrible disease.
DIR. TELLER'S GREAT WORK.-A book for
every body. Startling disclosures. DIR. Teller's
great work for the married and those contemplate
ing marriage-200 pages-full of plates-price p
cents. Sent TO all parts, under seal, by mail post
/ paid. The single, married, and married happy.
| A lecture on Love, or how TO choose q partner
| complete work on midwifery. 1t contains hun
dreds Of secrets never before published. War
| ranted TO be worth three times the amount asked
| for il. Twenty-Five cents in postage stamps en-
closed, will secure copy by return mail. Or.
Teller has devoted all his time to the cure OF
| those diseases of which his book treats.
cY- Office hours from A. II. TO 3 P. NJ, and
on Sunday from 10 =. NJ.
n. B.-Persons at a distance can be cured al
home. by addressing letter 20 j. Teller, enclos-
| ing remittance. Medicines securely packed
| from observation, sent TO any part of the world.
All cases warranted. No charge for advice. No
students or boys employed. Notice this-address
| all letters to
| J. TELLER, NJ. D.,
No. 5, Beaver st., Alany, n, Y.
mayl7d&Wtf
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ACQUrTTED.-It will be remembered
that some six weeks since G. II. Weeks
and Willis Henry, young men employed
in the bakery of Luke Stearns, on Center
street, were arrested on the suspicion OF
being implicated with a companion in ap-
priatng goods and money from their en-
ployer. On being brought before Justice
Porter, they gave bail for appearance at a
preliminary examination. This examin-
alton has been from time to time deferred,
tin yesterday afternoon, when the &C.
oused parties appeared before Justice
Porter. Martin G.. Everts acted as pro-
scouting officer, and Judge Bromley ap-
peared as counsel for the defense. On &C
count of the slight evidence upon which
the accusation was based, an examination
was deemed unnecessary, and the young
men were fully acquitted, and released
from legal restraint. This vindication of
the character of the young men from the
suspicious thrown upon them, will be
gratifying to their numerous acquaintan-
ces, who have confidently believed that
they would be able to establish their in
nocence. The excellent reputation fol
honesty and integrity which they have
borne in this community seemed from
the first a sufficient refutation of the
charges preferred against them, and the
result has shown that this reputation was
we'll grounded, and has not been furnished
by the baseless suspicious thrown upon
IL
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MAYOR HALL Hung IN EFFIGY.-
Oakley Hall was hung in effigy in Brook
Ign Thursday morning. The fingers of
the man of straw clenched the following
letter:
To the Coroner Of Kings County i
am Oakley Hall of New York city,
squelched by Jack Hoffman, the Giant
Killer. These are my last remains, and
this is my last literary effort. | go tc
Join Arnold and Burr, although it is the
middle of July. I have betrayed the lib
critics of free people in trying to be a
Protestant Catholic; and have gone back
on my dad in trying to be an American
Irishman. I have had too much Oakley
Hall ucination l amt o. K. any more
l feel like some banquet Hall deserted
or, as that blarsted Times man would
say, it's Hall up with me on the limb o.
tree l ana the first American to VIC
late the Constitution of my country by
religious persecution, and bright specl
men of demsgogues who pander to ath'
worst population in this world.
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BAD BREAK IN THE CHAMPLA83S o.
NAL.-Sometime during Monday night
the aqueduct which conveys the waters of
the Saratoga lake to the river, and which
at Schuylerville runs under the canal,
gave way, and navigation is now suspend
ed. The messenger who informed the
division superintendent of the break, said
that all the stone and wood work bad
been carried away. and that the bed OF
the canal was fast being washed out. The
aqueduct, we believe, is the largest on
the canal; certainly more water passed
through it than any other similar struc
ture. A large gang of men are at work
repairing the break, but navigation will
probably be suspended for week or ter
days.
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A CLOSE CALCULATIoN.-Ona recent
trip of the steamship China from New
York to Liverpool, the passengers laid
small wagers daily on the number OF
miles the vessel had run during the "a
hours preceding the usual reckoning a.
meridian. W. j. McAlpine, the cele
brated engineer, was on board, and haV
ing ascertaiuei the diameter of the screw
its declination and the number of revolu
tions registered, made mathematics
calculation on the result, which varied
only two miles from the ascertained dis
lance reported by the Captain. Mr.. Nc
Alpine's figures showed that the power O
propulsion was equal to 337 miles, thu
Captain reporting it 339. This is wha
we call close figuring
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VERMONT HORSE STOCK COMPANY.-
The last of the purchase of the Vermont
Horse Stock Company, consisting of thir-
teen brood mares and ten sucking colts,
arrived safely at their farm in Shelburn
on Friday last, after weeks ride from
Waukegan, Illinois. They are all valu-
able animals and looking very finely.
They came In charge Of Mr.. A. R. Doug
las, of Waukegan, who is known as
thorough and careful horseman. The
two trips previously made by him this
season were without accident. Three
cars, we'll padded, were assigned to the
animals, who were made as comfortable
as possible.
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A SUCCESSFUL NEWSPAPER. - For
several months we have been in receipt OF
the P1yo Alto 4Adoanc6, published at EN-
metsburgh Palo Alto county, Iowa,
by Capt Eldon ]. Hartshorn, who
will be remembered by our citizens while
pursuing his law studies in the Office OF
Messrs Dunton and Veazey, and after his
admission to the bar he settled in Iowa
and has anchored in the editorial chair.
The Adrance is we'll edited and spicy
sheet, which is always welcome. We
wish Capt Hartshorn success in his new
relations and an honorable and profitable
career in his Western home.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPT UPON THE LIFE
OF THOMAS A. HALPINE.-Thomas A.
Hall ine would seem to be one of those
"charmed lives" that are destined never
to be ended by violence. The Troy Times
contains the following account of another
attempt upon his life:
" The particulars of the horrible trag-
edy on the Albany bridge last winter,
when John |. Filkins entered the Car of
express company aud fred three shots into
the person of Thomas A. Halpine, the
messenger, leaving him for dead, have not
vet faded from the public memory, if, in
deed, they will for many years to come.
The event is revived by another attempt
to murder Mr.. Halpine. Upon his re-
eovery from the desperate wounds in-
fieted upon him by the desperate, Hal
pine was sent by the express company to
North Adams to serve in the capacity OF
its agent j. J. G5orghegan is a resident
of that village, and the agent of an ale
house in this city for the sale OF its beer
Last evening he went to the express office
in Adams to get several barrels OF ale
which had been forwarded to his address
As he had previously procured some with
out paying the charges upen them, Hal
pine reminded him of the fact, aud a dis
pute arose between them. Georghegar
was accompanied by two men, and Hal
pine was alone in the ofice-the Other
clerks having gone home. He finally
locked the door of the Office, Georghegar
and his party being outside, but reopenec
it to explain matters to them. One of the
men made the remark, You was in BAG
fix one time, and it's pity that you evel
got out of that (referring, of course, t.
the express robbery at Albany; where
upon Georghegan drew revolver ane
approached Halpine saying, L have some
thing here that will fix YOU At THU
iuncture the other men interfered anc
took Georghegan away. Mr.. Halpin'
took out warrant for the arrest of Georg
began this morning, and he was arraignec
before Judge Rockwell, who put hin
under $4,000 bonds to answes to the charge
The express company hasl taken the mat
ter up for Halpine, and intend to prose
cute Georghegan to the bitter end. sMuol
sympathy is expressed in Adams for Mr.
Halpine, and great indignation is felt to
wards Georghegan for the unproVoke'
assault.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The
Montreal express train over tbs Rutland
& Washington railroad, on it's up trip last
night, ran over a man lying upon the
track, about mile and half north of
Cambridge, N. Y. The train was at once
stopped and the shockingly mangled re-
mains gathered up and conveyed back to
the Cambridge station. The unfortunate
victim was young man, well dressed,
but there was no means of ascertaining
bis name.
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THE CHAMPLAIN STEAMERs.-The
steamers of the Champlain Transports
ton Company are running from White
hall to Rouse's Point as follows:
Monday, Adirondack, Vermont Tues
day, United States, Adirondack; We'd
nesday, Vermont, Adirondack; Thurs
days, United States, Vermont; Friday,
Adirondack, Vermont; Saturday, United
States.
From Rouse's Point to Whitehall
Monday, Vermont. United States; Tues
day, Adirondack, Vermont: Wednesday,
Adirondack, United States ; Thursday,
Vermont, Adirondack; Friday, Vermont,
United States; Saturday, Adirondack
The Molyneaux leaves whitehall for Til
conderoga every afternoon. Sunday ex'
cepted, stopping at all the landings.
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A SAFE PLACE.-The Troy Times
contains the following tilt at the blonde
Admiral: Col. Steenberg was in New
York during the riot. Riding down in
one of the Ninth avenue cars he found
himself in the midst of crowd of rioters
"Then," says the Colonel, II wished for
the power to change the car into one OF
Lilies safes would have locked the
door and given the key to Jim Fisk AS
the rioters could not have found jim LIN
sure they never could have got me out Of
the safe"