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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23

WE call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Barrager & Potter, of
Duluth. These gentlemen have lately
formed partnership, and are bound to
build up q good business in the Zenith.
Their goods ere put down to the lowest
living rates. Give them a call.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23

MEDICAL NoTICE.-Through the solicita-
ton of my Superior City friends, have decided on
opening Office ar the Avery House, where may be
consulted between the hours of and 5 O'Clock D. M
on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays of each week.
Calls made at residences after office hours Especial
attention paid to chronic diseases of any character
Very respectfully. E. L. COLLINS, NJ. D.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23

Palace Esq, Bardon Mansion Esq, and
old Granny Court House.
Last and best we have J. W. Hacker,
keeper of railroad time, State Line he
means, and no better evidence Of N early
completion Of the road could De given, than
this selection. MIR. Hacker is determined
at all hazards to make MS mark in this
world, and has the most complete stock of
goods in his line that was ever offered to
this community. His prices are put SO low
that boats get aground at Duluth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
sources.

Scow LosT.-Mr. Merritt, of Oneota,
sometime SINCE lost his valuable scow, the Chaska
the lake near Ontonagon. Mr.. NJ, with his boat was
engaged on the government works now going at
that pIaoe. The Chaska was valued al about s. AGO.
and the owner bad no policy of insurance, consequent
iy his loss is heavy.--Duluth Herald.
We heartily sympathize with Mr.. Merritt
Tor the Messrs. MerritD in this disaster.
Not only can they lily afford the loss, but
the communities around the head Of the
Lake cannot see any Of their Industrious
pioneers crippled by such blow, without
feeling that their own interests suffer with
them. =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
OPPOSITION.

am determined not to be undersod by the store
keepers and therefore offer my vegetables to the pub
lie at lower figure than they be purchased else
where Please give me call and Judge for yourselves
Good and healthy vegetables warranted.
F. H. CHASSEUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Oct ;tssdy ..Is' GO S9'' wit. 9 We + for
It 4i ~ DV GoTn 'c. r sss: 200
UpI caSad cS;n Ssss 50 @ BG Z FOR UHbe
Sd M t Gns"gd tim sAi siTs @
whss Sc By ~ 70 Rs A1rF tSot 10
Boston. Re ' Slc; to S,%2q stc GSsnr RrsP. by
Wheat 55OOO bOsh Barley 800 bush Rye GeGn
S fsi Of Bl iG%os5 S ss9 Of Lumber
TOEDo Oct RCu dG and TnsaanE w Mg,GT ast ana
No Amber nO. g No Red wiG:sr 81 81 i No va DO
St SS &C., Z Eos Gsda ?ss AZ '1ss ' q
eanged No sSe No 81 Reocsd sc 6 FTiE Sn qpss .
% 600 bush Com and q 90 b1lh shpmn-3iOOO bush
Wheat. oo bush Cen AID go SG. , 0s unchanged po
dull unchanged s2 759s1 Lard dull and dropping ,Ale o.
S "G unsn 's'I no az lee HS Side. at %
dali boiler unwilling to make CONCESSIONS Shoulders held &c
whss. Hs % DR. doqDGE dsGGs1 i' EF'r'
az G Oct % sprne strong at g M Wheat
in fair demAnd advanced tc No 81 o cash 81 @i seller Dc
Mixed &c Rye-No scsrcs sic Pght-whe.t buffalo 2c
TO OsvegO 49, Recepts-5OC bbs FGq $1,000 bush Wheat
PSiE4DILrsGI Oct Bah unchanged New Clover
seed lOc Timothy ca rAIeed 81 80 Coffee yery sw RIO 10
Terg del Peotun steady Crude siai Rssne 24aiic
,Ha qoctsO1: lover S"EtItse s9ss % "I
Fs%Iy WsoonsH and SHpsse - III Pssn.7l7.
syaria and western Red and 81 seas 50; Amber 81 81
White g. s. Rye 1885 CoPBu'Es., '~s Quotation. ost
lower Western White SO Mixed BOE 47GtS B S IN
ST. Lorn Oct -Fic, quiet; sup.rsne Winter IS IS Erin
small lots No. Red 8 81 cos Corn at u DC
Oats bn No in elevator Sc Barley dull aud
The WHISKY lower al &c Tobacco unsettled Hemp BaEERg
unchanged POrf quiet at s3 Dr. Sailed Meats CYL Clear hC
Ce,r Rib, noe Clear Sde' aste Lari dull at sae I've
lOg '1 r ct - SG Tl !? o Sp u.h & M" % uS
Com IT, ta,h Oats Il 90 bush Rye 90" bush Bari y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
THE STATE OF TRADE
PTPOpPAN MARKETS.

LONDON IT-iJ0 m-Consols opened at 81 for
and s for the American securities hmer United States
Fve.Twsny bonds 1903 9 1855 old 9Oi 1855 ola TenPOes
8Si
LIvEHPoo Oct 7lo:D mCOtton opened quiet hdding Up
lands 9i1 Middlug Orleans, lOd. Breadsuhs Ermtr. $500
LONDON c. l7l:3O mned States Pvetventy bonds 1865
901 1856, cid, 9OI; n.Fortes 83
LIVERPOOL 17-l3l mCOon quiet sales o. Cotton
ship named Savanna Charleston have been made VII for Mid
dngs BreGisufs Receipts Of NLeat for the hre
25OO quArers20O0 O American Con- 80 quarter Ttow 20 b
y
LoSDoN monsOs clio 'ed s2i for money and OF
for the United States FveTwen bonds, lS62S PO 1865
%; 1865, oil; Territories $751;
PARIs 0c lip m-Rents closed at 81 francs % Genuine.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l74:N m.CottOn clio ed hdilng Up
lands Gid Mdug Orleans M sales Of the day lOOO bales in
GLIDING 900 for export and spe cuaOn
L6SDoN 7TslOw ~ 9d43 cwt for New. Sugar. y. a
IS = cWt for NJ u D. g., spot.
peDtiae. AZ
LIVERPOOL Oct. l7-Bvenng -TurpenrDe 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
COTTON MARKETS

NOBLE Oct If-COtop Gull Mddngs l8.dlac net receipts
bales eIporScOswise sa bales sales eOV bales stock TO-
81 bales ...
PELIpuyHtL Oct IT-Cotton dull and que MddlugS 2Oe
BosTOS Oct l-Coton dull; hddngs 2Oic receipts, liz
bales gOss 300 bales ales $50 bsle'i stoef oOe bsleA
eeiptS Oo6 bales 800 bales soek, 262S7 bsleG
CINCISNAT Oct l7.-COtton quieti AhdhnEs, Isle
Oct quiet; Mddngs, 1874 8!c
receipts eIpOeoASSe 1858 bales sales y" bAes
stOci. u 5S6 baeG a.. --,-.
WILsiSsTox lcOton gus Aiddnng', BE- net receipt"
az, bales; Iales l37 bales sock. 3729 bsles - 49,
BITInoEE Oct l7COtton quiet and wesk; hddpGs l9ic net
o. bales gross bales eTporseOSWse m bales sales
SavISSaE Oct I-COttOn irregular; Middhngs ldl8Ic net
sales 300bAes stock, ~ ito bales
I1rI,yTfIK on lf-Cotton dun and lower; Mdihng l9lc
MEnPH Oct l7COttOn dull and tending down. Mdings lSlc
OKL EASs Oct ICoton dali and tending down MddfnFS
lee net receipts G5 bales gross SI4 bales sales $40 bales;
stock halea ..,rr 5000,
SoEToLx Oct f-Coon dull; MdingI Isle net rsseipt
as baes eIpOr-cOAstws Ca bAes sales ~ bAes roeE o7o
tales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

Rspt for tie week sSi9 pigs aTid fruits 70 les than last
SrG corresponding wee last Pkg Apples are nther gain
traDsa0tiOnh Western
beea received VI oaly samples bos new Western q Rue
a. S 20 n and eeB, good lot Al loe UN 10
SOSher sized he ~ bsgs and bbh lJc abG 100 6oH
eao i3c Their, has been q adanoe peeled peaches
erA lrtI ehlhgE hsndA Lsrs stocks are san holding W, n0
IA bag 100 prime al &c oIVO 10 KOod
g. ~ % Lates {; ,dIOs ms 0 lot peeled at 5c and
Se fancy te o Of 50 bills bHekLerres vas sold t lse
The tone Of the blackberry market scarcely strong AND the nrt
hs Ok. Mats much hover and not sehpg we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18


the buyers expectation Of lower
prices duaes in ,b market and only effected by
Of
the jUbg where they
important hsye BE- mie Of carloads and the
general feeling that i not prudent 70 bold them While We note 30
bOs mediums ~ Il %; sale 10 QUOTE above 81 o. tae
other lots MErOS tSvc declined than mediums
Amer 80 bblS % $3.50 and To- Of tnt mAToWs
10 bblG kidney
at IS hbls kney 81 So 20 bbE do 81 GA
A II bills d. peas 20J bags Southern bcEye sold
"a p peas so 25 bbl do 81; 40 bush
Canada % 81 g. bush I'd do FROM warehouse, IL 2Sd
= % We qIOte . ..o,... .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18


try and Game Circular. ssod BY PsscA Co., ~ follows.
part last The Summer becn dry
and consequently favorable the Matching maturing Of both dome
late giving facility for beautiful growth and beavy weight
Low , PHsd 10, R%G,T Sna psS Sid Winter
larger proportion marLrt WHEN press generally
advance give better margin Of p6t qusny packed
and frozen the est aud Vermont he held for the Spring sfkt
dent ended February March was warner than
liter Bart ReSTaT and rougs NIS came d oPoS se me
protection heretofore fairly ucces did not prevent the rOn poultry
rom ssnng and what could nOs be got promptly Into cod storage
6aa bscsne cheap early IL The season large lots were
brought and sent to the country be frozen placed under
cnng continued through the sold readily lib
ea pno AAout ps) until mid WINTER and advces from The
West constantly indicated limited supply unGl the middle Of Feb
A II then became apparent pecpsto held large
lots and each supposed that b. held about all the the county,
others low figures both here exporting cold %
ing some and holding for better market But the current OF hA
Qnsl snd grouse February and unlike previous
the Law enforced rEdy that the demand was almost Wholly
e'rfu ample supply and prices averaged lower than
the previous bat closed to toe legal proenon
rene bes taken during ss absurd
and oppressive limit the period Of sale Co storage nov ENes P
POrtGn bold and poultry under frost perfect cOndton m
doubled Bat our lava inspired b. spOrnsns Gab dc
tate the sale aud consumption Of the eaire Prset OF peers
grouse beh frozen until June l. and finally sold to pps
house for canning at 2 per pair The purchaser ouhd u IN s
lowest grade magistrates power search warrants Tor the e
animation suspected packages premises he game IS i
IN this City las. Of PebruirV fair supply ana
limited Of indicates low prices and game "u er' oou"
Most Of venou far been Indifferent condition
weather; the absence OF demand q %
aud paTdJges one
lot selling al IS = Dbl. We qnote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North RICer Vess's Rgirood-.
Is Ashes 30le bales Cotton % bhlS Copper l9
Copper 54 pkEs Dried Ruit go bb Bgg' 1905 bills Flour
lbs 5 Sh Wheat 67co buh Com 6o3 bash Oats 81 hush
RYE 80 1913 bush Barley 1915 bush Grsss Seed l8 bags FaIe
ZIG b Beans ls bags r. Pes 100 bbs Meal 22' bags Nal,
~ bales Hemp 65l bales Hope 1855 Hides 20I sides Leather In
bales Moss Sc bb spirits TurIenne l9 bbb Ron pkg. Oil
Cake pigs Pork loo Pkg Beef 80 Pkg Cut Meats ~ pk
Cheese 40 Taow al bush Peanuts 65 pigs Starch 30 pEgI
Tea D hhdE Tobacco 100 pkg Tobacco "a bb WHISKY OCJ LacS
Wal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
First Mortgage, Convertible,
2 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
oP THE
PEORIA And ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
or ll'Ll4NO iAO'
First Mortgage Bonds 800 R4,e
Capital Stock ~

OF 1I'LlNOlo.
First Mortgage Bonds $3.50 u, 100000
Capital Stock 2,VVV,oo"
11i, CoMPT ETRD Road length connecting the i'm
port,p cities Of Peoria the Illinois River and anu
D,,,uDo on the Mississippi Davenport Oh the opposite bank Of The
h, railway bridge The LAT rAil Of this road Was
laid July J. 1871 line is open ano oe'hs
,voo.s exceeding 10 order toos upon VOC -
luE. equipment for the business '1sr'0 - ~
d,pou car and engnehOuse machine sOp' t anA 70 any Of zoe
49,. IA 80 IN, eour,ry a. 10 required Of this the Company
Offer through III. underigned 81 800 c eon'ernoe n s
bopd. which cover the property ofthe aee
$1,000 per nile PRESENT PhioE s'' 60 90 "a
CRIED INTEREST IN CURRENCY rnne'pa 'ho
,,,.,, n,r,b. in coin At EewYO London free OF i coupon
PAYABLE February and August lh -. go.
Thu, mad opened for nnens local a vel nro'sh wan"
49, $50 lin NOV. on. Of the profitable IN the west ta'eH
-, =, .orD,,y upsurpsssed fertility Of soil and aGn-
.utu resources, already thieklI psPuAted AND nBn %
ty.iou This il selEevdnt from the net tnA' e'e' ' ~
road p,,.e, through cultivated selds ard man' hoa'ons
hges With Lrr. ey snd rahE'bs river al eaen 'o
49, = - h.rs,otor, constructed through unsettled and unsul'
o,,,d regions Of the county, consequently nave h ON mus
local tn he to depend upon for several yea" amer
P.ors and Rock Island Railway hA hrtehs tO .,nn
9TH M PARALLEL or COMPETING LIE, ana
PINS TIIROUGH ONE OF THE RlCHEsT Aehl-
CULTURAL. MANUFACTURING, AM 49, ~. -,
IJ,OUs DISTRICTS IN THE "bsT' iu 49,.
II. Local bs.iass b already more 'hln enO1t 60.
while th1ossh trras b Snhniisd, s w. 0AH' - -
Be b. glance q Ne nap nal H,..
IN. ...A NINA sssss Hst vhi many We pnnepA h0''
s.,sr,i,. s.d divsrrs V psrts d The continent
n, ,,.n :, u,,,.Or 70 this Bans familiar With
a. v. ..a r,sus.s q sAs ssuny along The Lns o. nn sr
| ,ua a asKmBKR OF QUE FIRM HAxiso ~ = IA a
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF TIL 1a no ,ry,rosy
IT'S PROPERTY, WE CAN WITH lee n,o1 ,S
coSSIDENCR RHCoMMEND THE BONDS As
PRImR SECURITY, r.E.bl 40 s,f' in v'rrr.rae1h'
An n.,hs..b,. securities reoEsd In sIohanEe rsA ~ -
delivered 10 all pau. Of II. eOantp Tree 81 express
Map. eir.uiars &C., Win oil parasalsn relating u' ~,
q. .m.so, 3, u. spS.su.l Hu.ndh AEsns Of the Company
al II - 4. =
TURNER BRCTaGAS,
Bankers. NO. ~ Nassau.st'. NJ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

supp 4J bead 5s increase OF 1893 e'T' over the
receipts Of The week. orened dull and de-
pressed disposition the part Of Lue at present to pur
phoes &c. 10 t. lower n l69 limo" Steers ranging rom
lbs S6 -; 1919 Indiana Steers from
e TO l533 s at 50 d S3 u.s. 81 Missouri Steers averaging llOj
50; Michigan from lib TO LOO lbs a.
0S4 So Ohio Oxen averaging $40 lbs at - % Sheep
and fc better Ales
i33 0hi1 sheep averaging e Michigan sheep averaging
81 lbs Of a. So Hog-Rrpt ~ ~ heads tosrar sciye
sales today VI J!1 head
4 % ~ 20 tor Common " Choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
OFFICE or IN. cncAoo Arp Akron RAnRoaD CorrAs,

OFFICE OF Tnr CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD CouPAErl
~ LinERrI 81. EEv.YoRK Aug IL ieT1 =
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
~ MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BOEDA-NOuoe h bsT,by Eyen
that We have TINS DAY desgnAted BY lot Bonds numbered oxs
u.s. So So M t6S 2ts 26S, 7s IA d. IN II? tl
as S Ssl 1885, ' LII 49, as l5o, and So each
red smpon. w. ~ -
November !, 1871 1870 "
The Undersigned are ready tOpay thsmvb interest far accrued
presentation and surrender n. j. TILDEN
L.. H. Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
IRREGULAR TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
~ SBvBEL CLAssES OF BONDS or THS
JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY

Was agreement between the ehir,, Central and IN,
and Saginaw Railroad Conpapie, DE- rosd AZ
COMPANY TO be Worked BY the Central in fstur, and
that agreement and pQ e.tendn1 IA
Jackson Lansing and sagas. Road nOer new and eonoassi
he put the road
both su@eat fund for the extension road a. y m ha
Of ksknAe aud also for the erhangr Of an our1 bead,
mortgages for the under RE- new IN
similar kind that By the terms Of Agreement A. mar be
done under the laws 81 Michigan The MehiR.a Ceutral
Railroad COMPANY nav make IL bonds secured by The SANE
the Jacsen, Lansing and and x.
those Of The Jackson Landing SaRnaw hssI nr AZ
Ths whether do will depepd upou az tboe
hold the several classes Of boDds already ue upde The
MORTGAGES upon the y,es,%S Lansing and Saginaw Road that the
Michigan Csprs secured single at mortgage ,bs J.stsu
Lansing and Saginaw then will issue lie bopd for the
and also for exchange the bnd
Lansing saginaw Railroad Company and oerwe MOI. ard
order that determine whether or viii not Sn. ~ o
bonds under said mcnAge necessary the hoe ,h, sniy
early day, their disposition In the matter. "-''
The bonds Of The Michigan Central Railroad Comp.ny 10 be Issued
will be OF one thousand dollars
payable IN Is Interest at
BIZ m annually al its ohce in Boston, - 49, f-'-
When eEchAnge mad vii he sdiusted
Therefore, all hee d The th Jsolsou L. p@ and sg
Raroa1 Company dezoaa msknE
vded will please notify ISAAC LIvRRMORE Treasurer Of Ne a
Central Railroad COMPANY Boston on be ss
December, ls7i.-Boston, Oct 10, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
"a Il p 20 p % Cgold). IS Is sSs 1T

nVn.. "a II PLPOR 70 GOhrS' " Wv -
r,,.. ,.a d.. q, snsr'ss sGd c,;t.5 %a"
ss:is 5;;;; 9ieh. :, as Sss ss stS
s.: :: s.; ;.::::: 49,
SoLGssR note Eo c'TTOt, ST SoSs S New
terms 50 s 5, NT 10 S5s s New crop S SsSS CSC the
$ s Is: s.: :i; 81 S s52,ft
80 Sb LAT Sss So 1sS P o 81 :. 's 81 = ssSss 81
" oGsc'ds F OILS d Me9h,lsa a:s ~, :. o 5t LsS
pm ais ScOJ ssous Wnte at Other Oils remain JUL "
2:s'i ..s a. s. R;f E 81 T''s 9,'"ro
S &rSas Fish Fish spe1I. SIa5 E,al.,...'
wi9s:::: 60 S' 6 6i7e Hi Sst, qii
Pa..' a. . e SO soR rail-. p al IS
ma; uDLrohe. WIZ q.s1 90 ssai st1r. kssSsd.. ?is
Lar! OIL r""' w'n, 81 q qs co lion Ssfd yellow.
TT,+ Z Z Wac %iS5t $50 Sc
oil CAKE v,ier 10 lurs wr'eT0 to S''1 w " ID 0o
@ s ga ss Z t To- E1,P. p1.
o v d. very the ~ o ale: S sG IN ae P1 ~ NJ
asp y Pc, F, ,,a Ms crsc Beef unsettled quote Al
: :so o Oh I for Nsy Ssst Hams e,
s% =: l 49, demand s . q @ L. 8 Ss1s. City
Bellies Z, n Fa o. is % So: '' h HCrs ar am sa
i orc c; o Lar spsr 81 6 and at " for No SIC
SJ tiy y zoe lor End lOolOt fOr Kettle Rem
SI q s ~ @ 9lc $50 for February
pk RnLFvN Crude moderately active; sales sOA bbs binary
I4e .pd ~" W. 80 av At the Creel guotatons are
e. y OF L' ~ M 70, ri ph, nd dsh1s Of o bill O.
so.er 2ase AKA GoLa N3pa.-a iql and unchanged
50 To- At e. ra For "A IN ir dcHsnI and steady without,
hoorsa sales Of - tags Ragoon at Ga7ic l5J bags PaiuA at
SGARsR dv with osrqg, F1i, to Good E Ess1og
Sc for orc eG I'D @ 1o In part at. s roe 9U, I
far Han end n / &c for SoE Whites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18

fFIuressly Tor THE y, y TRE, SE hv our ReUOreri
oElDg current 81 articles In good condition
SOE Wholesale Shippers receive To 10
lees deuc;. for beside freight and other ebrg
should he carefully marked with paint and the inh
be painted end
plainly nHcsunE the Nail invoice list Of
upon side Of the and send letter by mail
tGalE how snd when sen C-
packages putting viii add much the value Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-18
HAVANA NARKRTs-OCr. Is

Fre-Pe from northern ports Of Cuba to the
United from hr northern of Cu'a 20
United Al 81 bud Of Sugar from northern ports Of
Cuba 81; 10 Falmouth and orders 70 6d25 &.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-03

one Of Office, and forever prevents him
from holding office of any kind is
sworn tn by w. s. Copeland, for
merry an assistant book-keeper in the
comptroller's office, and charges that
the vouchers on which the said war
rants were issued were fraudulent, and
so known to the mayor. The justice
did not feel authorized to grant the
warrant, as some respect should be
shown the official position of the chief
magistrate of the city, but he would
send word to the mayor to appear to-
morrow morning; should he neglect
or refuse to appear, then a warrant
for his arrest would subsequently be
issued. It was intimated that coun-
sci will to morrow apply for warrants
of arrest against William M. Tweed
and others, for fraudulently appro-
priating public funds
RumOr asserts that Benjamin
Wood goes to Rochester as an anti
Tammauy delegate, in order to secure
the repeal of the new charter, and a
municipal election next spring at
which Fernando Wood may be elected
imayOr,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-03
SPECIAL ATTENTION

Ia called to The above announcement Of the
President and Bo trd of Directors- There Is
not the lesst doubt but what all the tickets
will be sod. TIE very low price At Wnlch
Iney are placed-two dollars viii enable
every one to contribute their mite toward
beaGtifytng the grounds OF he Association,
and making other improvements This is no
private enterprise, but Is go ten up Dy the
Board of Direetors-Whose nigh standing as
publie-spirited and energetic cltlSens cannot
be questioned-for the sole purpose of bene.
ntfing the public, by adding to the beauty OF
their fair grounds.
TIE tickets enLItle the holders TO admission
to the Fair on that day, If those holding
them choose to attend, and a chance In four
hundred and eighty-one cash premiums
ranging from 5000 down. -
TIE number OF tickets is limited to l0O00,
and under no circumstances viii more Inan
that number be sold.
All prizes Will be paid in CASH.
Your attention is cslied to the names Of the
following gentlemen, who compose the
Board:
IsNocH ENsLEY, First Vice-President,
ELI KAYHER Second Vice-President.
R. D. 9ooDwYN, Third Vice; PRESIDENT a,n,
JOHN BRowN, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN 7. SrRATToH, Treasurer.
LEON. TRousDAI4R, Secretary:
JOSEPH BRUCE, NAPOLEON HILL,
81 BAYLIss, JOHN o. FIzER,
A, J. HAYS NJ ". EAhsAHS'
Tickets can be had st the W rious sub sgen-
eies, in Memphis and elsewhere, or on sppli,
| cation to me, by letter with stamp enclosed
| for return of tickets, or in person, 81 the
| Memphis and Charleston Sailroed Depot
| Memphis. Tenn, W. h. BATES,
| sell Agent for Sale of Tickets.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
| agencies;
MAHSF0RD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe streets.
Joe L0cKE's NEWS DEPOT,
No. 9se l-2 NaIn street
]. C. EYRIGEs NEWS DEPOT,
No. $40 Main street
W, a. BATES.
| Agent for the sale of Tickets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-03
NASHVILLE.
Meeting Of the neutrality-suspicious.
of the HoHss aud Senate.
West Tennessee Dlstanced IN the Race for
HoHors by The Middle Division.
Governor Elect Brown His inauguration
and kessags-The Tax Question an
AaNious 0ne.

Special to the Appeal
| NASHVILLE, October ?, 1S71.-The
city is filed with visitors, and wears
its accustomed bustling look. Nearly
all the senators and Representatives
are in town, and the governor elect is
lodged at the Maxwell, busy giving
the finishing touches to his message,
which, it is understood, will favor the
payment of the accrued interest on
the State debt by system of funding.
This is rumor. 1t is hard to tell yet
what the Legislature will do. The
fever for Office ran so high to-day as
to exclude the consideration of any
thing like definite policy. The fever
was high, but the scramble was not
noticeable upon the surface, and the
election passed off like cut-and dried
affair. AT the appointed hour the
Senate was called to order by the
clerk, Mr.. Howard, and after prayers
an election was gone into, which re-
suited in the election of John c.
Vaughan, OF the seventh district; Mr..
Howard, of Davidson, was reelected
clerk; Mrs. Margaret V. Broom, Of
Davidson, engrossing clerk; L. NJ.
Stewart, of Davidson, dOorkeeper;
aud Luther Caldwell, of Weakly, as
sistant doorkeeper.
Among the communications pre-
sented was one from Jones, Purvis &
Co., requesting an investigation of the
charges of gross over charge for work
done as State printers, made by Col.
John Baxter, Of Knoxville. This
is not expected to consume
much of the time of the Senate, or the
House either, for that matter. The
promptness of Jones, Purvis & Co. in
meeting these charges of Baxter gives
strength to this impression.
In the House, after the usual pre-
liminsries, an election for speaker re-
suited in the election Of ]. d. Richard
son, of MurfreesbOro. Neil S. Brown,
ir., of DSSvidsOn, was reelected clerk;
Z. Wadeedl1- Nashville, assistant clerk;
Foster Fleming, dOorkeeper, and VIM.
Fleming, assistant.
There was no business worth speak
irg Of transacted. A few communi-
cations, bills, notices of motions, ETC.,
and the House adjourned. There will
not be anything done until after the
Inauguration of Governor Brown and
the reception of his message, which is
looked for with some anxiety in finan-
ciaI circles. 1t will give direction
and shape the conduct of the Legisla-
ture. It may be ready by Wednes-
day. There are a thousand rumOrs
afoat, but nothing definite. The
health of the Governor is rapidly bet
tering. 1t is needless to say that he
has received calls from a majority OF
the members of the Legislature. with
whom he is a great favorite, and held
in the highest respect. His will be a
popular administration, and it is to
be hoped will be signalized by reduc-
ton Of taxes and no increase Of the
bonded debt.