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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27

Certificate from the celebrated DIR. Houston, in
praise of I.r. Goursud's PoUDRE SUBTLE,
Tor uprooting superfuous hair from any part Of
the human body:
81 have had an opportunity Of observing the
operation of DIR. FeIa Gourand's prep aratICn tor
the removal of superfuous hair, and am perfect
ly satisfied Of Ats psculisr efficacy. After an an
alysis of the composition of these powders, can
without any hesitation. pronounce them perfect
Iy harmless, and in ever way infinitely superior
TO any preparation of the kind ever offered to
| the public. i have pleasure in giving them my
Recommendation, being thus fully convinced OF
their value.
JAS. A. HOUSTON, n. D.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27
EVERY DAY Law POINTS.

The following may be interesting, q
showing the property that is sxemps from
execution in this state,--nos shat il ia nee
essAry for our readers to know for they All
pay all the little bills they ows--of coarss
th'y do, or else they are going to pay ur
right away.
l. Wearing apparel of all person,
exempt, in ell oases-whsther married OF
single. -- 4--.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-24
Mineral Point, Wis, March Goth, 1871.
10 the People q:

he Pe0pTc' M
MOVING MACNt allow call your aten
described above we the
the trade We still keep Machines IN
md this we have
n workmanship ana cohlee
of
machines VIII not be VIII
alongside through ue en-
keen and Tor the one sun"
OF the only
1t safe plan beware OF machines
Tint annut get eayeto
1"' ~ &. II. RUSSELL,
Genera Ira,elin Agent, Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-24
THE ADVANCE!
Reaping Five Feet Wide,
Combined TWo-KheeIed Machine

With a serrated Sickle and having a sepa-
rate cnttcr bar for Moving, -Four Feet Wide,
with a smooth edged knife. The sickle mas
less motion for RcNping than Moving ANS
is our leading Machine. IL embraces every
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-24

oft the essential ''
Reaper
I
machine, OF
durability have thought o "fu "
Mower without
the master
n advanced to t'e 'front.' ANU
s.y yhut her name
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-24
THE RELIABLE!
Cutting ful Six Feet Wide'
! One-n Wheeled SeIf-Aakin0 Reaper

:, Il n.ed A. rowrr with considerable success
n tine grasses, though its special Nok IS heaphg'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-24

,lro.s Ncasr Local Agents or H. RUSSELL
'> General Travelling Agent, Mineral Point, Wis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-12

The great IRE Is not as likely 70 elect the
general market as W4s as first co~ntectured,
he loss in meats and nour being muCh leSs
than nrst reported Sill meats haye sustained
slight advaaCe in Ctncinl atl. A private dis
match was received hene nom hat city 70 The
Efert that clear 81 e had adyapcec "a. and
-stber meats In proportion Here, there was a
drmer feeling, but merchants were selling
-vffbout auy reserve. There was a raIaor thai
Sn.eulaBOus were out buying I'D bacon and
ar1r an speculation. How true that was We
"a noi kBow, but think IL doubtful Gear
ders ~ 10 SO, and mess pork S4 70 sl4 %;
ssgar-cured hams 81 I6H 10 loc, FlOur-the
General market Is strong, With an upward
fendeucy. and may reach a high figure, The
sannIy Is far. and the demand active; one
1900 sold three carloads low superdne 70
family, at IS IS TO S. 70. We refer the reader
- onr quotations In the general marksts,
G,Gee az an kinds is nrm, with an upward
fenoeucv. The report Is 20 the effect that crops
&c shoT and supplies light, but va hardly
rhTnE 10 any great extent, Is entertained Bag
-Ing Is ia active demand, the trade sxtendin
fhIs season over a larger area Of country.
Prices are unchanged, but nrm. One dealer
sold 100 pieces -Pounds az Asci 60 DO hand
loom coarse, EhS M 10 Power-loSna
nncaanEed. The new crop Is be
aiuDiug 10 come IN Groceries generally
are drm. with no change; and reports from
other markets are fayOrable. Dried hU1ts
are 10 good supply. Canned fruits have adj
rauced, the supply Light. The ADVANCE VIII
ket Is Gull, the suppl Is light heights high,
aud prices accordingly. Corn-news 7Sc; old,
TJ67Sc. Oats are selling at bzG63c. Bay Is
saSier: prime held to-day Tor 10. Bran l. IN
chanred, and ~ seems 70 be the settled pnce.
PotsJoss are IN good supply, PE10esRnchsnSed
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Non.R esldent Netlce.

no. 49, In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby Sounty. T~enn.-Robert o. Briuffv
vs 5as M Omeny Fannie A. Torneny sud
VIM. Huntington. iN
TTappsaripe from the bill which is swarm
i Il In this cause that the efsndaat. n. M
Tomeny Is Justly indebted 70 oomDiafnanf
in the sum OF S235 81, duo Tor money pald n
Satisfying Judgment renders ed aeafnst said
Tomeny and complainant, as accommoIa.
ton surety on said Tomeny's oficlal bond.
n that said Jas. N, Tomeny, Fannie a,
Fomeny and VIM. Huntington are nou.Tagi,
dents OF the State OF Tennessee, and that for
these causes an attachment was sued out OF
this court against the property OF defend.
ants. Jas. N. and Fannie a T0many, aad IN
same was Issued, and has been returned bp
the sheriff, duly levied on the property u
defendants, Jas. N. and Fannie A. Tomsny:
II is therefore ordered, by the Clerk ano
Master, hat they make their appearance
herein, 81 the oOurtchouse OF the Second
Chanoery Court, in the city OF Memphis
Tennessee, on or before the FIRST aon,
day In 0ecembers ISL, and plead, an.
BWer or denur 70 c~omplRinants' bill, VI
the same Will be taken tor confessed as q
them, and set for hearing exparte, N that &
oopy Of this order be published once a weeh
for four successive weeks IN the Memphis AP
PEAL. Tnts ID Gay OF October, 1871.
A -copy-at4est:
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BELdHKR- Deputy o. and n.
Wright n Foikss. soils 1or com. (wedsoo
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y NEW YORK. October II, H-5 p.m4-GOyeTn-
! meats were 3 fraction better, with a medium
: demand. Sterling was steady at lS14. Gold
4 carving 2 per cent.
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PETITION FOR lKcORp0saTIOA

In the second Chancery Court II shelby
county@No. SO, 4. D.-WHliam B Green
law, William M Harrington, Hugh J..
Brinkteys John Overton. IL and sam Tate.
petitioners.
A LApersons are hereby notified TO appear
N before tho Second Chancery Court OF
shelby oOunty andshoN oanse,o on u before
the nrst Monday In October. II any they have
OF know of. why letters Of Incorporation
hould notissue 70 the petitioners herein, in
pursuance Of an act OF The General Assembly
Of the state OF TENNESSEE, passed January "a,
1871, and approved Jannay ~ 1e3l, under
the name OF the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company" With powers and pr4Vf-
leges OF a corporate body, tor the p7rpose OF
transporting, by suitable vessels and struc-
lures, the trains Of oars Of the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company across the
Mississippi river, and of building and matn-
tanning such railroad tracks and other an.
p~urteDancea thereJo, in the city OF Memphis.
for the reception OF said trains Of cars, and
tie passage Of the same, and Tor connecting
the said Memphis and Little Rock I6jlroad
Wfththe several railroads on the east side OF
the Mississippi river, and OF acquiring, hold
ing, establishing and maintaining such
Grounds Tor dep0is, and oncn depot b1ildinEe
and other grounds and buildings "a may Be
necessary for the use, accommodations OF
c-onventeRcs o. the said Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad company This August q
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
By q. BEIlHER, deputy Clerk and Master.
Randolph, Hammond q Jordan, Solicitors
tor Petttionazhs l sn&
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4 BOOK FOE the MILLlOE.

MAuREaEE APKvATE C~oUEskLoR N
t4t+stfshf%UA lTHE MARRIED or ~thoseabou
GftenE to marry on the physiologt.
&4a9As Ical mysteries and revelai
tons 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-focr pages, with numerous en-
cravings, and contatns valaabi Information
ior those who are married or contemplate
marriage; still IL Is q book that ought TO be
under lock and key, and not laid careltssly
about the house.
Sent TO any ono Gree of ~postagelfol 50 oents-
Address Dr.. Butts ntspensary, No. II N.
Eighth street, ST. Louis, Mo.
~ Noltcs toths Afifessd and UAaornmees
Before applying TO the notorious QVACKa
who advertise in public papers, or usirg any
QuA0K pernse DR.. Bntts, wofk, no
matter what your disease is, or how daplors
bleyour condition.
Dr.. Butts can be consulted. personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned In mis- 1OrEe
Once No. IAN. EighLn street, bet Marknt = a
! hestnuL. 81 Louis, MO, ie2s law,
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lksOLysET EgTIeE.

HAVING suggested the Insolvency OF The
Ill estate Of Aired Ja~ks0B, deceaSed. no
fIca Il hereby given 70 ali pefHons having
Claims RgainELsRid estate T. appear before the
CLERK ofthe comfy Court Of Shelby cOunty,
Tennessee, aud ME tbe same, authenticated
In The manner prescribed bylaw. on OK be-
fore the 4th day Of April, 1872; and eny
claims NOT dled on or before said day, or be-
fore an appropriation OF the lunds Of said es-
tate Is made will be forever barred, both In
law and equity. This October 4, III.
oc5 E. c. STEPHENSON. Adm'E.
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TIE MAMMOTH SUNDAY APPEAL is GER
tainly the best advertising medium ever
presented to the attention Of this public
Its large circulation Is distributed smong
8 class OF resders not resched by the
everyday editions, while its broad pages
enable US to give proper display to the
cards Of our pstrcns, without treaehing
upon the space demanded for reading
uatter
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Friday. NOyember 10, iS7L.

with legal hours, the lots of land designated
and numbered from 81, inclusive, on the
plan Of subdivision OF a77H acres OF Hand be.
longing 10 x. J.R. l. Vim, situate IA Sheiby
county, on the new Raleigh road, and beund-
ed In part on the north by Wolf river. these
lots, as laid on ON the plan now on exhibl-
ton at the once OF the Clerk and Master and
OF complainans a. solicitor, l.. B. Mcfarland,
Esq, embrace s, 6, 10 and u acres - q
THESE lots, or any Of them, will be sold for
0ne-tD1rd cash, and the balances Of q credit
OF six and twelve months, with six per cent
interesL. Notes without security VIII be re
Quired Of the purchaser, and isn retained 30
secure the deferred payments. 3l
These lands are are all timbered, fertile and
well adapted Tor SMALL X or for gar
dentng purposes. ol
Such bargains as VIII be offered in this land
bsve.seldom been offered TO the SPECULATIVE.
the MooD-DEALER, the GARDEN ERt and ali
who want residence property adjacent 70 and
convenient 70 Me~mphis-betrg on the III 81
the protected railroad from Memphis TO Ra-
leigh, and only X mi es from Conrt Square.
&T Full particulars and plans can be had
at my once, or L. d. MoFARLAND, Sol. for
c~omplainants, at the RlRnters'. Insurance
building, No Al Madison street, Memphis,
n 5. L. STEWART. Clerk n Master.
ocll-dtd
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

HAVING qualified as the Executor OF Ter
III renee McDOntgh, deceased. under his
VIII, which was admitted 70 proba5e Rt the
October Term ofIs7l. Of the Probate Court Of
Shelby county, this Is % notify all persons
hav q claims against said estate, OF IL er-
g. ed therein, 70 COms forward and ale the
same, duly proven. In the time allowed By
Law. All persons Indebted 10 the sfiate Of
said deceoent viii please settle Witnout de-
lay. JOHN GUNN, Executor.
Raecher q BAlcher. et6Orneys. Oc4.
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Bonds In London.
n-+,ba- n n.aa
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friday. 0etpher 20th. Is7L

between the hours OF 10 am and { pm, on
the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets in The city OF Memphis, sell at pub
following described property situated in
shelby county, Tennessee. and described as
follows, to-wit: tots numbers II, Is, 10, 20, Il.
the map Of Fort Pickering extended, being
20 feet on the north side Of Van Buren, street,
by LIN feet on the east side of Third street,
together with all the appurbenances thereto
belonging. Said deed u Trust was executed
10 secure b payment Of certain pro1nIssory
notes due denke Bros Redemption
waived, title believed to be good, but VIII
sell and convey only as Trustee.
anlsfrI K DUDLEY FRAYSER. Trnatee.
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NOTICE TO c~O.TsAcToEs.

MEMPHIS AND RALEIGH RAILROAD
WI Once, woodruff block, No, H5 Main St
Sealed proposals for the construction
theM Memphis n Raleigh railroad will b
~, 1871. a work embraces clearing, earth.
work. pileWork, O. osst1es and tracklaytnx.
Bids VIII be received Tor the whole or ans
part OF the work, or Tor the entire construc-
ton and equipment OF the road. ready for
operation. a profile and arecincaftons can
be seen on and after the 9TH instant. Bond
and security viii be required Of contractors
for performances OF contract. The company
reserves the right to reject any or AL oil SAID
proposals. J.T. BWAYNE
OR. Prescott, Seciy pro tenn. Prest.
DsNPHIs. fEHN- October 8. MI. oc5
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aai1ronG snsre. In New YORK.

NEW YORK, October II, uam--The mar
5 very unsettled and irregular in prices.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
For sale.

No. SS, K Second Cbancery Court-Thos.
g. Neal et al. VS. X. ]. B. l.. VIM ct al.
y y virtue OF q consent decree OF the second
A. Chaneery C0nTt of Shelby county, en-
tered in the above cause, 1 win, at my office
door on second street, Memphis. offer At
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C~epartnership NOtics..

I HAVE this day associated with me in bua.
4 ness my som William Bowles, a heace-
forth the business Will be carried on undeF
the nrm name Of william BoWles a son..
WM. BOWLES, Cotton BuV r.
ocS Room No. 1g. Maanolfa BLOCK
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is MATTED

Of the residence OF CATHAR&E CLoUGH-
6sY, who removed rom the city OF Albany,
New HOrk, TO MsDpbA about twelve years
since. II viii be 20 her Interest. or the inter-
est Of her heirs II size d deosaseds 70 commn-
nicate with PADDOCK q MOTT.
ocs AhOEnsvB - LsV. Albsng, d I.
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MRS. Macy MONROE

Has returned from the North and respect
1nIy informs her patrons and friends that
sne has taken the rooms No.. so Gayoso
BLOCK. Main street, where she win be glad to
see them. Dress Making tn the Latest
Styles Dos
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Saturday. EOvsmher u, 1871

to test the sense OF the qualified vot-
ers Of said county on ratifying and ap-
proving the action OF the Comfy
Court IN agreeing and promising to indorse
on behalf of and in the name OF the county,
fifty thousand dollars in amount of the
bonds Of The Memphis Gnd Raleigh Railroad
Company, payable At Is years, BEARING eight
per cent viii coupons attached, payable
semt-Rnnually, upon the terms and condi-
tons seeclned in the order, which Is here's
with published
Those who favor the loan Of the credit OF
the county, as fndeTsed aforesaid, Will write
or print on their tickets, For Loan" and
those opposed VIII write or print in their
tickets, No Loan"
a List OF the Judges, clerks and officers viii
be published belore the day of election.
October 10. 1871.
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DR.. J. E. WRIGHT,

Late OF Columbia, louisiana, Offers his pro-
fesaional services to the citizens OF Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and extensive
practice In the OuRchita 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 an
who may favor him with their patronage.
TTvH G for many years, and success
fnily performed most OF the capital opera
lions OF the day, he respectfully soliclts pat
ronage in that brAnen OF his Profession.
Once and residence corner Of Court and
Third streets. oes
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trustees SaIs.

DER End by virtue OF a deed OF Trust,
- to me executed, fy Jacob s. Galloway,
1Ius. ,and Mary E. Galloway, mis- wife, on
tt Z ltfday Of October. 1870, and recorded In
the Registers once Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In record book number IS, page 81.
L viii on
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j. FL. BARTON.
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAs.
Agent fer the Purchase, Sale and Lease
of Real Estate.

Valuable city property for business and res
tdence to sell n Lessee. Deals In State and
Comfy Scripi taxes paid and collections
made.
Refer to Merchants Natioral Bank. 8. II.
Tucker BANKER, and Messrs. Stnddard d Bro,
Ike ~ Send for catalogue, ecIO
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such a~ssyphii1s, Gonorfhea, elect, Strictursa
anu Al Urinary lis sases ayph1iGc or Mer-
euri4 Affections Of The throat skin or bones.
ofehitis, hernia or rupture; also The erects
Cts llltaLy habit, ruinous 70 The bod and
VI lmpOtsncy, dizziness, dimusss OF sight.
ccalaslon OF iusass sv1t l~orebOGina, aversion
70 society, loss OF msmory, ete
not all on these In any one case, but al occnr,
ring frequently In various cases. Ehsnma-
ism and pains cured By q new
method
Particular attention paid to the DISEASES
OF WOMEN such a. Exec sEive, suppresasc
or painful MenstTuation, Luohorrhoa OF
larities Of tbs monthly periods, causing ster-
Aliy OF b-arrenness, and aften-times con-
sumption
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter upOn all diseases not requlrIuz nj
outside OF his ONCE. ONCE hours
Uom 3 am. to . o'clock pm.
seplO D.S. JOHNSON. NJ D.
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a OPENING THURSDAY
Partisan Fashions !

mHzs A. A. WALL. sss MAxH sxREEE,
has inst completed her ssasono OF purchases.
snd Il receiving q full assortment OF fasnton-
able millinery goods o. s1e latest lnp2rte-
a.. Iondon and Ereuch bonnets, with Otner
noveIfies- Those desiring b choicest goods
~ fha most popular prices, are invited 70 call
Nfsn A. a. Wall Gala the attention Of the
Iadies 81 Memphis and surrounding coun-
frv "a her drese-mak1ng department. unanr-
ssaux conplsted In the shortest 1ottes. loo&
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COTrOE.

The market opened here a little heavy,
land about I'm. WAS b lille nrIners ana CLOSING
squieL. The inquiry Tor the lower sfaess has
active, but the buyer was unWuling 20 meel
seller IN a prices and claSslnc&tions, o0L N
a. any cases concessions were made, Yesterday
sci ers held out strong for the &c, and opened
this morning at &c, and several sales were
made at these dgures but the bulk OF the cot
hon sold for miudling would average 1915, aud
tins seems 10 be the ngure reached, unless
Ithere should be a urmness and slight advance
in New YORK tomorrow morning. The re-
tceipts here are large, and have been 50 tJI
eyeral days they amount 70 day 70 l5lz Pales
is t7f bales. Among the sales We md ~ strict
low mtddlfug, al ib1zC; Isl strict mlddttng at
fls4ei ~ mllduns 49, 2 mll11nS' L912e' ~
|gO01 ordinary, lsc; Is low M ddltng, 1876, q
Smiddllng, lssc; Z low middling, ls5c; l5 strict
How middliug lsZc. In Liverpool cotton
IOpenea dull, with mlddling uplands at ga;
STEADY, with prices unchanged; sales, R,OO0
sbales. The New York cotton market opened
4uuiet and closed steady, with prices IN
lcuanged. sales there Will reach E0 bales.
GOOD Ordinary al75s
Low 94sz4
.UOOd
In another column VIII be found an inter
'esung and important communication on the
.subect Of shipping cotton. The act OF kebTU-
larry EIh, ls7l, preserlbeSs That no loose hay.
cotton, or loose hemp . . . shall be
.cArried as freight on any steamer carrying
'caraIed IN such camel unless the bales are
.compactly pressed, and thoroughly covered
with bagging OF similar fabric, aad secured
with good rope OF iron bands; and everv bale
.of cotton or hemp that shall We shipped or
learned on any passenger steamer without
conforming 70 the provisions - this session
shall be subject 10 q penalty OF 1Ye collars;
which bales shall be liable 70 seizure and sale
Ito secure the payment Of such penalty"
This, we think, ought 70 be a sufficient In
.ducement 70 planters ~ cover their cotton as
well as to pack IL properly. This act Is now
lin force, aud, as the penalty Is easily collected,
land half, rs VIZ infer, goes 70 the tnformer, our
southern friends viii do well 70 stir UP all
their packers on this subject Every bale Of
packed this lAl aud winter ought 70 be
carefully covered In conformity with The pro
visions Of this law. This Is the third time we
have referred " Il, and We hope IL Efu now be
generally understood.
Gotten Statement
The following Is the cotton statement TO
CHAMEER OF COMMERCE.
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w M o. ID,
Csuceessor to Merrimsn, Byrd a Coz
s75 mAN STREET.

Tire business Of this house has been per-
petuated thirty years. Thanking our friends
and the public for their fibei al &c in
the pest, we beg to give assurance shat our
facilities ere completed in every department,
including the mechanical and artistic.
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GARD.

uAVING this day disposed Of the entire in
Ii terest in tine hrm of Van Pelt 4 Gibson
to Messrs. AppersOn 8 Ksnnedsy, 1 hereby
return thanks 70 the public for the patronage
received at their hands, and take pleasure in
commencing TO their consideration cur sue
ccszors, who ars enterprlstng merchants and
enninently deserving OF their liberal patron
age.
the books and cot Of the late arm
win be settled by the undersigned, at the old
stand, NO. E9k tain street.
A. d. GIBSON, Surviving partner.
September IL, B7As
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NEW YoRK, October II, 10 a.m--CottOn opens
uuiet. Ordinary, ITHG Ordinary, l9c
1oW NHddling, HAG Middling, 1870; Good
Mddling, 2lEc. SALES, S64e bales. Market
quiet
fS0pm-Spot cotton quiet; sales so, futures
aa10 bsfas: for ocsober, l5zes November and
December, 1876; January, 1875; Ieceipts, Ssa
bales.
2s0 p.m-C0tton closed very quiet, and quo
4.finns are unchanged, sales 70 splnnens, "a
ernqrt. I8S3 speculation. IS; In transit, ~
s,ontracts. 1870 bales; fer October, N5zc; No
Vember and Deeember, Is 5-Abci January 1910
Cotton In Liverpool
LIvERFoob, October u,lE4~ a.m0otton mar.
ket dun; miGdllng Uplands, 20; Orleans l9d
Sales, 1900 bales.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DF virtue OF an order OF the Honorable
ID County Court o shelby county, in quar-
terty session, 3. its present October session,
I viii open and hold an election at all the
legal voting places in said county, on