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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL
Tuesday. September rs, ISL.
FINANCIAL

In the local money market nothing new pre-.
sents itself worthy of special interest," Money
Is easy, though there is a large demand for cur
rency. The rates Of interest remain unchanged
No paper is readily discoanteo az 70 PEI
cent.
is not very active. Cotton bills are taken 1t =
GoIDNHas declined, opening IN New York
at lI45S, and declining tonts Deaiers mere
LOCAL SECURITIES \ ~eks-Hsn
unchanged, as quoted below; SouhIy
warrants buying AZ $40 ~, a $500 : a.
ing held at SIC TO sc. There Is very Htbteia-
qulry for Mississippi state scrip. Memphis
city bonds, skies, gold-pearlng eEs mo91I r.
guest. Dealers are Offering 6e 2 hold
ing at G6c 70 &c. Currency Donus are nrn'
with a good inquiry, at ctcs and 6O12c oHerea'
Arkansas levee bonds are being onere45 outut-
ne buvinp. Brokers are holding at &c 70 Sc
Arkansas state bonds, indOrsed by the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad, sc 70 b6c--Ar-
kansas state warrants, new pnylns a. ~ 70
G6c; skies, 55e 70 &c; sevens, sc 70 54c signts7
&c TO ne. Mississippi warrants are quogSo az
7Oc 10 75c. Memphis and Charleston railroad
stock is In fair demand atSoe LSmoF-
gage bonds. Sc 20 Soc; I'd do, DC 70 soc. Mlssis-
sippi Central railroad shares q locto NC Iof
lst mortgage, dealers report &c 70 &c a. tne
buying and selling rates; ID do, &c 70 &c MIS-
sissippia and Tennessee railroad shares are Iseto
zoe: lst mortgage bonds, SAG to6oei q uo,Ic
bid; cOnsol dated per cents &c esklhg Meh-
phis sand Little Rock railroad shares are noml-
nallv lOc to l2c; do lst mortgages, 76c 70 dSc.
Mobile and Ohio railroad sterling bonds are
quoted at S6Izc to Sc, buying and selling 90
ex-certs. Sic to sc; do IS int, Sic; do ID, &C 10
TO Csc. selma and Meridfsn lt mortgages are
Csc 10 &c. Memphis and Ohio shares are l9c 10
1870; Isl mortgages at sc 70 SOC; "a 90 &c
10 65c. Alabama nves Rre nominaly bSc
10 7Oc; do Fights, lOl to los. Missouri
skies are quoted at &c to &c Nash
vile xss, soc TO 60c Insurance ana
bank stocks are quiet. Merchants insurance
stock. soc TO Gc. Planters, &c 70 Sc Feo-
pies, SIC 10 S5c. Mississippi Valley, SOC TO &c
fernando, &c to CSC.
Messrs. Lawrence Bros. & Co, in a late circu-'
lar, quote our local se-urities as follows: Ten
nessee 6 per cents, old, nc bid and &c asked
new, ~ TO sc. Memphis skies, old, % 70 Gle;
news to COO. Memphis and Charleston ra1lroad
LIST mortgages, IS to Sc; ID do, 5 to nc. Mobile
and Ohio railroad sterling bonds, ito SIC 90
Interest 5 per centS TO SIC. Memphis and Ohio
railroad 10 per cent bonds, 80 20 Gle; do 8 per
cent, 81 to zoe. Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road LIST mortgages, Sc bid. Mississippi Cen
railroad lst mortgages, s. TO S5c; ID DO, "a
10 &c. Memphis and Little Rock railroad LIST
mortgage bonds, IS TO SOC.
Bonds in New York.
NEw York, September %, 1870 PRIMARIES
g. --a-a 81 EHg-HHnn EHnmaW~ AZ NNSE
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". O POIIEh,
S35 Main corner Union.
STOCKHOLDERS ELECTION.

OFFICE OF MEMPHIS OHIO r R COL
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. Is, 1871,
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders
eleoting Fifteen Directors. will be held at the
Office Of the Company, Nc. 29k Main street
Memphis, Tenn, MONDAY, the 18th October
next, between the hours OF 10 and 8 o'clock.
Stockholders viii be passed free on 18th,
18th and 18th October, ON presentation OF
stock certificates to conductors.
E. MCDAVTTT, Vice-President,
and AcTing President n. AMI o. K r Co.
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porting Waists, with WhalebOne or cord;
fOiseau's Embroidered, Long and Nursing
C~Orsets; Wsrly's plain Corset; Nine. Du-
points short Corset; Nine. Foy's Skirt Sup
porting Corset; the skeleton Corset; Misses
French Corsets, and the new, long side steel
Corset, handmade. These COrsets are the
best; can be purchased only in the manufac-
tory. Also, the improved Shoulder Braces;
Breast Protectors, In whalsbone, silverwire
and inistsble rubber. Wholesale and retail.
Ea23 IOTIS
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81 premiums amounting ...-.-.-..---Sle,00
The Board OF Directors. In commencing
this scheme to the public, promise that II
be carried out in good faith They viii
appoint a committee OF award, whose high
character Will De a sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness will control the distftbutsOn-
The price of these special tickets has been
fixed at the low sum CT w DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach Of
every one.
IT is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair Will be 80 successful, financially,
as to enable the Society 70 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree of excellence as to render them q
source of pride to every citizen OF Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board of Directors nave selected Mr..
W. d. BATES to supervise this special az
rangement, and tickets can be had on appli.
cation 10 him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any Of his
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LION. T-RoUsDALE, Secretary.
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University OfAlabama,
TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
dATTHEw M. 10. PROBES

MATTHEW +. MAURY, LII. D., Professor.
VS.. WYMAH, A. NJ, Professor OF Latin.
WI. VAUGHAN A. NJ Professor OF APP
piled Mathematics.
3. r. MEEK, A. M, Professor Of English
D. PEEK, A. NJ, Professor of Pure MAthe-
GEE. GEO. P. HARRISON, Professor of Mil
itary Engineering and Commandment.
AS. GARNETT, N. ID. Professor OF Natural
History and Surgeon
REV. TELFAIR HoDGSON, A. n, Professor
of Moral Philosophy.
wa. PARKER, Phi. D., Professor OF Greek.
J.G GRIsWoLD, Phi. D., Professor OF Mod
n. 7. LUPpoN, A NJ, Professor Of Ohemis-
EA. SMITH, Phi. D., Professor Of Geology
and Mineralosy.
l. The plan of instruction adopted for the
reorganization Of the University is that OF
Independent Schools. b
q The discipline will be that OF the best mil
direction OF the President and Commandment
3, An applicant for adm isstOn INTO the low.
est class In the Institution, must pass a salts
factory examination on English Grammar,
Geography and Arithmetic; and for sdmis-
sion into an advanced class, must satisfy the
Professor in each school into which he pro-
poses TO enter, Of his ability to pront by the
Instruction to be given.
4. The scholastic year IL divided into two
terms. The first begins on the FIRST Wednes-
dsy in October. and continues TO the second
Wednesday in February. The secund begins
st tbs close OF the nrst, and c~ontinuest0 the
LAST Wednesday Of June following.
8. The mode Of instruction is by Lectures
and Textbooks, accompanied by dayn exam
nations,
8. EXPENSES. The following charges in
elude every necessary expense PET session TO
nine months, half OF which must be paid al
the beginning OF each term:
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The New York 70 ID OF the 2d contains the
following in relation to the money market
there
aThe condition Of financial afairsfs unusual
and peCuli r. Wall street stock and gold gam
bIers, assisted by a bank at Montreal, have ar
rayed themselves against the commercial in
ferests OF the United States by Withdrawing
and locking up gold and greenbacks, for the
avOwed purpose Of making both gold and
lawful money scarce and dear-uO produce, If
possible, a lower range OF prices in stocks; they
ave sold short and now wish TO bay. The
secretary OF the treasury has commenced a
policy or uy1nE an extra amount Of bonds
and selling an extra amount OF gold, in order
10 cOuntersct the schemes Of these Wall street
gold and stock gamblers.
1.-THE treasury department sold 100000 gold
to-day in place Of the $1,000. 600 advertised. II
is believed l. wel-informed circles that the
secretary VIII buy A,0GdsOOO bonds tomorrow
or Saturday. The receipts Of currency and
gold into the treasury are sufficiently large to
warrant extra purchases Of bonds TO the
ment possesses the power TO keep the money
market cay in spite Of the l~Ock1ng-up process
OF the Wall street spectators. The secretary
seems 70 ave been awakened to a Just sense
ests Of the country are exposed by the machin-
ations Of these Wall street combinations OF
spectators assisted by the Montreal bank
A leading railway speculator is said to
nave bought 81, 10000 gold to-day for the pur-
pose Of making the money market more
stringent. He and his brokers are working
hard 20 get every one they can reach 10 sell
the stocks they hold ard to go short Of the
market, while his confidential ezOker has or
ders from him TO buy whenever the market Is
weak OF sales are pressed. In other words
this Spectator and his brokers are putin all
their friends in on the " bear" side, while they
are doing thei- best 10 get out oft.
It Is repn ed that the combination viii
lock up $1,000 @ more g~reenbacks tomorrow.
The money market was ~abundantly sup
piled az 5 to 9 per cent on government bonds
and 6Uo per cent on stock cOllaterals."
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list of the Mechanieal Division

Can challenge competition, n cannot be ex-
celled for completeness in detail and compre-
h~ensiveness in conception. Every Mechanic
and Aanufset rer OF Memphis should be
proud TO compete IN such lis, and should
send his best fsurics for exhibition
The Directors OF the Agricultural Society
are happy to announce that they have had
the hearty and zeslOus aid of the Memphis
MechRnies' Institute in preparing this Ii {,
who Will have charge Of that Division OF our
Fair, and from whom, under their enlight-
ened management and personal supervision
the Mechantca1 Division cannot fail TO be the
most complete Success ever attained, at
a Fair or Exposition In the Sou Invest.
Steam motive OWL Will be provided to
drive machinery, and ample tests viii be
made before awarding premiums.
The grounds are being set in complete or
der end every facility in ghe power o. the NJ
rectoIy, will be provided for exhibiting
articles az the fair. Ample guards viii be
provided for he safety OF articles and anil
mails, and feed Tor the latter win be furnished
at market rates.
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Ronds in NeN York.

NEW YORK, September d, $3.50 pm-Market
lrm. demand fair. Sterling steady at lSs
Pa for carrying god, 5 per cent
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RAILROAD shares in New York.

NEW YORK, September %, l;80 p.m-Ihe
bears are covering their previous contracts,
consequently the advance. They think II is
Temporary, and that they viii decline again
49,
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HANSF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe Streets.
Joe LOCKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
Mo, 2S6 Ia Main Street.
&c. EYRICH'S NEWS DEPOT,
30. SO Main Street
W. b. BATES,
AGENT for the sale OF Tickets.

JULIAN o. sHULTz, ORGANISE AT ST.
j PETERS; TEACHER OF VOCAL MUSIC BIZ
SPECIALTY.-In announcing our to
Treaty on Vocal Music from q scientific, ar
tisEic and asthetic position, we ask for POUR
c~onhdeuce. Applicants receive lessons on
trial, for which no charge Is made, unless the
applicant feels confident OF success. C1Icu-
lars A. music stores. se13
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PriviIsurs at Fair.

@ EALED BIDS win be received for the priv
y nege 70 sell wines and liquors, under the
restrictions of the Board of Directors, al the
next Fair of the Memphis Agricultural SO
Mechanical Society commencing October
18th, until October LIST, at tbeOffice OF the Sec
of Chamber Of Commerce. The high
est and best bid viii be received, the Direct
ors reserv1ng the right to grant 8 privilege TO
sell table wines at
Other PRIVILEGES will be sold by application
to LION. TR0USDALE, Secretary.
Avalanche copy, sell
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sF Referring to the above card, it wiz be
seen that we have sold our stock OF Hard
ware to Messrs Martin & Langstad, whom We
chserfully recommend TO our old pstrOHs
and friends as gentlemen OF high business
standing; and we trust that 8 very liberal
patronage viii be continued to them, as our
successors in business in this city.
MCCOMBS, KELLER & BYRNES.
July Is. 1871. iva
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cHANcERY SALE
OF
.DAL 1STATE
ON
K0sday, 0CtObsr 2. 1871.

No, AZS-In the Second Chzneery Court OF
{ Shelby county, Tennessee.-A-
new ct al VS.. Marcus j. Wright e. al.
~ Y virtue OF an order OF sale made IN this
~ cause, 1 wiz sell at public aucLtoD 70 the
highest bidder IN mont Of the ofdcs Of the
Second Chaucery COur OF shelby county
Ten aaaaa On
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Electro Chemical Baths.
RI0 COFFEE.

WE are now Offering to the trslde the en-
w tire cargo of-the ship A Royal Blue
Jack et,' consisting of prime aud chciee Rio
Cofees. VIII sell the unbrokAn marks Of
same to the trade at lowest riceB for gold or
currency, for cash or approved paper, onsuch
time as may be desirable TO purchasers.
FARGASON a CLAY,
Bep6 Nos. Is and 80 FToaRa street
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HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
Accom- mediation Hack LihB
W. s. DAVIS. Prnnriafnr.

IN successful operation Tor SIX years. No
THROUGH TICKETS sold on this line.
Parties SEE and KNOW what they pay for be-
fore parting with one dollar.
These haeF are all of the very best mate
rial and bU I expressly for his travel. They
seat six PERSONS, are large and loomy, and
may be used by parties of nom two TO nve
With ordinary baggage, or for RyvALIDs, the
seats being so constructed as easily to con-
stjtute a bed. Remember, this is the only
Accommod alton Hack Line, and no through
tickets are sold over 1t. Hacks nay be Sc
cured by letter or telegraph. once at the
AnThOny and Ashley stables, Little Rock Ark
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EVERY DEPARTMENT

The list OF Prem iums Is complete The Agrf-
cultural Division has been carefully and
thoroughly revised, M presents such an at
traction IS should enlist ali the farmers snd
stock raisers Of our sec ion in the spirit Of
emulation, which the Society designs 70 pro-
mote, for the bsnent Of Agriculture. We In
yite competition from ali cur people The
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
RHAE MSTATW
-ON-G1oG lfc1
SATURDAY., OCTOBER q, 1911


NO. 2ss-Ln the Second Chaacsry Cont OF
Shelby county, Tennessee-Banyan Payne
vs.. A ]. A, HinEOn ct al.
by vfTt1e % N order Of sale made IN this
- cause, viii sell at publioaucti0n, to the
highest builder In front OF the once Of the
sec nd Chaneery Court Of Shelby county,
Saturday, October Fl, 1871,
within ifgsI hours the following described
Situate. lying and bsfag IN the county OF
Shelby and State of Tennessee, snd more
particularly described - follows, to-Wtt:
Ad dining the land OF T. q. whitaker and
others, IN the First Civil District Of said
county, and bounded as follows: BEGINNING
At = hickory on the road near MOTan1s Meet
ing house, 1t.belng said Whttakers southeast
.corner IupnIng east hry-eight poles along
the road to q stake 10 Cnains northeast Of q
plumtree near B F.-Harrells en0; thence
north ons hundred d 1hlrty-E4ue and-a-
half poles 70 astake In the road from cav
bridge TO Chris house, with eweefgum, black
gum and ash pointers; thence west hmy-
eight poles to Whttakers Tine i've poles
sonth Of his corner 6 south
" tn Wnttakers line to the beginning. a
hickory now cut down.
TER1fs OF SALE-Ou q credit Of seven
months; purchaser executing note with Sc
euTity; lien retained to secure payment Of
purchase money. Equity Of redem ptton
barred. h september %, 1671 ~
MIL STEWART, Clerk and Master.
IA. TAYLOR, Sol for cOmpPt SEQ
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK a. r.
CHANGE OF TIME,

CHAN GE OF TIME.
COMMENCING Sunday, September Sd,
" 1871 Until further notice, trains wilIrun
daily as follows:
LoSNe 3 M
-.-s-....-. SOD ~ all
Ar pm
ArtIVe-LlItle pm
Returning arrive at Mem phts--..6M pm
Ferry BOAT leaves foot of Union street
promptly at $50 am, Close connections made
at Deva1's Bluff with X. K, Packet Cos line
OF steamers for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
OF stages for bot Springs, Camden, Arkadel-
phta, washington and poingsi In Texas. Also
With steamers on ArkRns as river for Pine
Blum, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
n with trans on the Little Rock ana
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or Information apply at Com
pany s office, 5Z Madison street; at ONCE OF
memphis and Louisville ERilroad. &Tk Main
street, or AT once of Mem phis and Charles
ton Railroad, as Main street,.
q. p. OAKLEY, ALEX. WADDELl.
Gen1 Ticket Ag't, Passenger Ag't.
A. s. LIVERMORE,
sep2 GenerRi
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$4,000!
Third Annual Fsir Of the Memphis
F3E - arn@rI1@A DEnahfloieE -A
Agricultural and Mechan-a
icaI Society.

the view of increasing the 1nterest
in the coming Fall Fair. b Beard Of
Directors have determined TO offer a LIST OF
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sne in the market Although pOlDeJd, get
% mid and pleasant in their operation, nat
The most feeble can take them nth perfect
sGfsg.
81 They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FRS
THREE MONTHS, during which the unfailing
nature o7their action would infallibly PRE-
ET pregnancy.
rs All letters seeking information or
advioe VIII boprOmPtly, freely and discreetly
ans4erod.
~ Each boz contains d5ot9 100 P1s and
- ssrapped IN t0hue paper printed ia deep red
letters, Nth full and erpictdireciiOns enclosed
% Sent by mail, free OF postage, on
receipt Of price, IS, per box
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10 Entry Gee IN aay Dapartmant.

The directors will use every pTecaution in
their pow er to seours the safety of articles
any los-es.
The beautiful track Of one mile Is in COM
plets ordsr and cannot be excelsd in Amer
lea rs a trotting g-Ound.
Trains will run every half hour rom Mem
phis to the grounds, at &e the round trip
Omnibusses and hacks, in aaundsn 9 can D9
passengers at half rstes. or ons fare both
ways, 6y having tickets STAN ped at the gate.
Visitors are paTtic 4lariV requested 70 nave
their tickets STAN ed at the gate, otherwise
they forfeit their right to return free.
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q HOOP

q OUTHERN HOOP
. Skirt Mandatory,
1851 Main street, near
Washington. season OF
1871 IS72.) The improved
Eugenie Skirt, with 3D.
Unstable Bustle. is now
ready, in all sizes; also,
the Empress Skirt, to be
worn with separate Bus
tie. Special attention is
called to my complete
stock OF real French Cor
sets and Childran's 9un-
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q ]. 81 CuLLEs. 60 d
PUBLIC SALE OF SIX ACRES MEN,
PHIs SUBURBAN LAND.

+ ny virtue OF q Iust Deed NAE to ne by
D W A.King aud MsU A. Ktng- his wife,
for the purpose Of securing 8 c5rtalG iEds1e-
sdneSs thsrain mentioned. and e1Orded In
tns Register once OF SHELBY county. Tenn
in book Is, page S4l. ! VII sell, to The highest
bidder for casn. a. public sale, in tbe auctioa
room OF Roystsr, Trszsvsnt a Co.. on the
lnortheastern corner o. Main aad Jefferson
streets, ntne city OF Memphis, or
Monday, the Esd Day Of October, Es7I,
betgsen fhs hCurs otIt o'clock an and1
O'Clock pm, six acres OF land, being tia east
half OF lot No. Twenty six o. the s1b vision
of the lands OF Wm. Cooper, IS re sordsI in
the Registers ONCE OF Shelby county. rcut-
ing as fest on TIE sOuih mead OF Centrsl ave
inus Oy q depth % 80 feet, ar19L-iDg me
SouthWorth formerly Kings pace. on Gen.
trial avenue, about 81 miles IRON The city,
AID within aIeW minute walls o. VII Olia
iztastOn. on the A.snd q. Railroad. Tire six
scres viii b sold together, and tie equity OF
redemption waved ser infOrazaEiGa spp.F
TO Fees B. Edm0udsOn. Atr0FreE- % UrIon
street. JO5EFH1SEF ING
September q, 1871. saz5s
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~ The Cherokee Pills 20. 2 arc sold
bY all ~enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprincipieddeal7rs, however,
try to sell worthless compounds in place Of
this those which they can purchase at a
cheap price, and make more money. IS YOU
value your health, donot be deceived byslch
unprincipled Druggists, Gsb orbeSes5, pil3,
and take no others. 1.-THE Druggist viii net
buy them for you, enclose the money in a
letter and we VIII send them 10 you by mail,
free OF postage, securely sealed from obseT-
VEtiO9s
Ladies or Gentlemen can address Us in
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms Patients need
not hesitate because Of their inability to Ys
us, as wehave treated patients ccessfuilyin
ali portions Of the civilized globe, by cores
pondence.
Patients addressing rs vii please state
plainly al the symptoms, and write Post
Office, County, State and name Of writer,
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
Sc We desiretO send u thiTty-two page
pamphlet, entitled Nan and Woman as
Envaii1sss' to every reader OF this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as fellows:
81 JoUTs MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
III NORTH sIxTH 5TEEEI,
SLY LOUIS. ErasurPL.
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TL0aai1NlN
For tas Removal OF ebstTrsttcss and Gne
LsEanssOfReguIarfa 'lntheRe-
eaFreRce Of MOEtnlylerlOds.

J7aeSe Pts are on UEJaiHng
Female Regulator, intended for
special cases; those obstiRdte ones
tohers mIder and cheaper medi
cines fail
They are composed Of the most
active and powerful principles Of
plants, roots and berries, so
highly concentrated that each
pill contains more medicinal
strength than a whole box or
hnttla Of nrdinarv dollar medi-
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In the morning there was considerable in
uuiry, especially for strict ordinary. The sup
ply was light. During the morning a good deal
was picked up Sellers are stil slow 70 sell,
though we heard OF several sales, AT. Middling.
lszc; ordinary Is TO l5Ncs good ordinary, II 70
Islzc: low middlinR, lsc. Receipts for the day
are So bales; shipments, 473; stock on hand,
E2 The Liverpool and New York markets
were firm and quiet. 1t Is suppOseg that there
viii be a much larger amount ofcOtfOn sold In
this market this week than any week prevf-
Gus this season, and while this fair weather
continues the harvest viii be prosecuted Wig
4oro1G1V in this section
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Trustees Sale.

QTyirtue Of the power vested IN me BY deed
81 trust exesuts1 b. James D. Rufdn- on
the 4tn Gay OF December. l67, 10 secure csr-
tain Indebtedness therein msntionsd. s1d
Es ssrded In o o 81 pages 81, 81 snd s. 1