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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

L. f-it
III III noticing the February maya
zines III our Sat nr.lay' issue. we said.
Commenting on Professor Whceler's
-Four New Poli,ics.''.jn the Lakeside,
that he himself seemed 10 be new AT
tire business, adding:
He seems to have been gulled by
the term revenue reform into the
fht'ie: that the third party movement
Ehad. and still has, prdmisc Of actual
reforms, whereas it was based on an
nll harlalic idea. The world had
made great progress in The scl"nce Of
govrinmen, heioreit made the granl
discovery that taxation can be made
to suliserve tie two told purpose OF
raising revenue for the Government
and fostering the industries Of the
governed. The use Of wooden plows
and fills would be as progressive rs
n return to tariff tor revenue only.
Upon this the Tri5uus Of today
says: III. d
The crndhe Ereni,y Journal pro-
nounces u revenue. tariff a relic OF
barbarism, and oracnlarly states that
j; wont go down with the people.
since they have discovered tha: tar
if can both keep goods ont OF tho
country and produce a revenue from
their importation. This discovery is
supposed to have been made about
the same time that 1t WAS found that
Jack could bo,h .cat his cake and
have. it. too. t.3 8fMa aaa fa@
/ Thdre ~, it wall he seen, a rescm.
l,hance between tho two statements,
Eyet an all Important difference be
tween them. Wesdo not call esp"c.
ial attention to this difference merely
as n correction at the 9missiatcment
| but because it Is good illustration
ct free irale;sm. The Tribune sets
UP i:an OF straw and then proceeds
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
ROADaNOT1CE. aiiI
CTATE OF IOWA.. TAMA COUNTY, SIS

Notice e hereby given that n road petit
tioy has .heen 4 prese n, ed 10 the Auditor Of
said county, praying for, the, establishment
of county road 10 be. called the Joseph
Ineck road. in township 81. north Of Range
IA. west Of the 9th p. NJ and that the 3ist
day o, October. a y. 1871 lis fixed for final
Clearing before said Auditor, and MI per.
sons interested therein can appear and
show cause why said petition should no! be
granted. THOMAS S. FREE.
4O43l ttt Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
n = \
LOCAL NEWS.
Petit .Ji,lY

Glt4 - 10 &
Petit Jury.
The following is a list Of Petit
Jurors, drawn Tor ,ne October Term
o! tine Circuit Court, which willcon-
vqne On Monday, the 10Th: '@
NJ W. H. Alden-Toledo.
". T. Brown, Tama.
a. Bywater,-Carlton. s,,#-s.a
j. ". Conant,-- !. eF 1H5 4a
Charles I'rench,-Spring Creek.
ga Saintel Gould ,-Rich'Ani
4. Horace Hartshorn,- Perry. a
Samuel " HHtson-Salt Greek.
Cabin Kclioeg.-Iudian Village.
I. G. Kelley, lincoln.
George Lii,t on,-Toledo.
We,come Mnwsy.-Oneila. a4.l.
J. W. Ridcr,-H Howard.
Franklin Sheldon, Otter Greek.
Barzllla smith,-Spring Greek.
J. d. spafford,--Tama. H.,
john Stewart,-Perry.s5
HenryaG Wiison.-Crystal. t
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William u. Norton, while re-
siding in BRAID as q Missionary discov-
cred in that land Of medicines remedy for
Consumption, Scroina, Sore Throat, Coughs,
Colds. Asthma, and Nervous Weakness.
This remedy has cured. myself after all 9th
cr medicines Ind fnilcd.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will
send the recipe for preparing and nsing
this remedy to all who desire i, Free Of
Charge, Please s-seEd an envelope, with
Your name and address omit. iA,!drcs, Rev
WILLIAM II. NORTON, GIG Broadway,
New York City. y5G3iyI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ICTTCR IyST

LETTER LIST.
The following is a lis, OF Advertised Let
tiers remai ming unclain In the Posi- 0flic,
Al Toledo. Iowa October =. 1871.
Persons Ncalliug for 9Th SC letters viii
please shy advertised and give date of thi.
list
Edward Berry CHRIST kochli
Charles Berge Johann Klisk
Wen2l Rei-ni Bljmonls W Lun.
John Browning :, D.S Lanning =
J Deiner Ana T., Lyle
D NJ Horton Robert lyle
Mrs Kate IL. iiisey Nicholas Lanncry
Mrs w Hunt A Z Tpons.er
Nv S Hamilton Mary Scatt
Hugh lfuntet i " Slesser
Annie HALF II r Nilso,
Deltef krezsr DR.. Hiram Welton
Mrs. Mary kenncy.
+. l.. DIl.LMAN, P NJ.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

Days Of public rejoicing AMI ccle
bration are common 70 all nationali.
ties. and with us the representations
Of all races have special days apart
from our universal national day.
The negroe,,; in this country,
are numerous-nearly 100000 voters
and yet they have no day distinct
lively their own. They recently held
Il convention..in ST. Louis, III regard
to which VIC find the Chicago Jonea''
making these scnsibl: remarks
THE principal question was
What day shall we celebrate -
Some favore'l New Years Day, 9th.
ers the first Of August, but the ma
,'eri,y favor the Fourth OF July as
he dry commemorative OF the sever
al events which have culminated In
the full possession of all the rights Of
American citizens by tile black men
4 the country. The lattel.Wolil,i be
the better selectionthy far . The in
dependence OF this Republic sowed
,.ie seedsot umuecsal4.iherty on This
.ontinent. The Proclamation of
emancipation was merely the Zorro,
larry st that proposition Then. too,
he selsGIion OF a day peculiar TO the
negroes would naturally iqnl TO
keep alive and active tire. colorlprej,
"dice, which the /, Negroes. should
specially Icprecate. rhia nation Is
one Ahdthe fpeopItare ohes,h wi,hon,
u.stiueti0ts 81 nauc;. cs,!oror previous
condition OF sersiiAds.;;' isIittl break
ing down OF all bars to national nniiy
is OF jjiin,r Importance W y" =
Ia I2lA.sg2 L. {. -. - e Labos
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

Subscribers TO Prs
TIERS MUSICAL MoNTH
LIZ are getting their
Music Tor less than
two cents u piece -
Those who have not
scenthis Musical Mag
,azino should send O
cents fer n. sample
COPY. The music is by
Hays, Thomas. kim
kel, Persiey, and 9TH
CIR popular. waters.
wo tnck Eu.rhers
for 40 cents. Four
back nm bers for IS
cents. Subscribers
get
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
Conference Appointments.

The Upper Iowa Conference has
made the following appointment Of
preachers. FOR the Vin,oh District: \
S. II. Henderso,s +. T..
Einton. C. W i'rinaelI.
Big Grove j. W Kyne;t.
Barkin gham,-7A. y, See. "a.
sShrlll.urg y. n Leslie.
Fart:ix,-O. D. Bowles.
B!airstown,-E. Ho>ky n.;.o -
Belle Piainc,-A ,Cfitchfiell.
Tama Cily,-N, I. .Smcaley.
To!edo.-R.. N. EarLart.
Toledo Circuit TO be supplied.
is Orlord and 1.e Grand.-G. NJ Hall
Gilman -R. G Hawn.
Marsl.alli owil,-R Swfaringen.
La Mole,-B. y. Holl,n.
State <Ceuter.--L. Catlin.
Chelsra.-G, Raincs. ~ ~
Vest lrv;ng-J., II. Hoslyp
Linwool,7T NJ Dart, .,..
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
LATE NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

The Illinois Sta,r'fair was 4 iali-
are financially aud otherwise. No
reason ass gned.
THE New York T25pNs supports
.be nominees o, the New York Re-
nnblican Convention Notwithstanding
tina, the Convention virtually kick
cd the Ti5ane IRON its hall.
Hon U'illiam Is. B'ashhorn, now
representing the 9th District in Con-
rrpss, IL the Republican cen'lid lie
Tor Governor Of Massachusetts. The
vote, on first ballot, stood: Uash
burn GAS Butler. -i6l; majority to'
Tashhurn, 10. Butler volunteered
promise to support the nominee
!. =. Tucker was nominated to'
Lieutenant Governor; Oliver tar
ren, Secretary OF State; Charles i
Train, Attorney General; Charles
Elliot, Auditor; and Charles \ lams
.Jr, Treasurer.
The New York Republican Con
yen,ion nominated Francis II. Thay
a.. tor Secretary Of State; III. K.
Hopkins. Comptroller; Thomas L
R,incr Treasurer Francis Z. Bar
low, Attorney General ana r Il.
Roberts, State Surveyor and Engf
Ieer.
There are said to be- $4,000 Ice
l,ntlers arranging to inmlsraie Is
Michigan next season.
Tx Secretary Seward arrived in
New York. on The 3D. instant, having
made the circuit oi the world .f#
The National debt was diminished
during Septem Der, sl3, l5s,62o.
Brigham Young was arrested on
the "a, upon the Indictment Of tkr
grand jury charging him with 'ewily
aud lieentiousy eo-halitihg with $ *
teen different women. There are ru
rners of trouble among the Mormons
on this account, but the Federal 9Th
GERS have taken every procaution 70
resist all force. I 5,@"
Mayor Hall got notice that he was
t. be arrested. and male his appear
anee, waived az examination and OF
tiarpl bail.
TIE Democratic convention of
New York net a. Rochester on the
4th, and al. delegates from the city
were excluded. H
FOREIGN.
There are serious expectation that
Napoieon viii be restored to the ru-
lership OF France, for which his al
hercn,s are now intriguing.
l,t,s reported that Emperor Fran chs
Joseph OF a ustria, ,s.ahont to abdi-
cate. 3'
The Spanish Cortes opened on the
1st inst. - 7 ata3
y Feman riot occurred at Cork,
ireland. on the 2l'iust. i,ai ~
Mellila, near Morocco, in North
Africa. is besieged by 1890 Ks
byles. H.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
,its6rreleyi&eMago.

The New, York Heralds repart Of a
talk yhicl, Horace Greeley had IN
Chicago with Upn; ] y, Gripns4Il as.M
.nhn Wentworth. in Which Grseley
.,l ne. appear TO a. ,an'ase either as
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
ROAD NOTICE..
,E OF IOWA TAMA COUNTY IS.

lCTATE OF IUWA IAWA CUUNTI s..
y
Notice is hereby given that a road petit
tion hns been presented to the Auditor Of
snid county, praying Err the alteration ola
county road, to be called tho Horace Wool-
worth road, in township IS, north of range
a. wes, Of The 9th r. NJ and tina, The 10 Ii
day OF November, A. d. 1911, is fixed for
final hearing before said Auditor, and all
persons Interested therein can appear and
show cause why said petition Should not be
granteh. THOMAS >. FREE.
~ 37s4ul ~ ys Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

-
Anew School Book
by II. s. Perk ms.
,iec. S7,50pcr aozcn
Contains ever i've
hundred new and
/ beautiful 5 ngs, Duets
.efc. by viii S. Hays
Webster, Thomas, ste
Everything is new
| fresh. and spark ling
| Contents aud spcci
men pages sent free
81. mp,e copies malice
free Of postage 4
teachers for 65 cents
! i.ihcrnl terms for in.
trodn ton.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
Bishop Stevens Great Work
THE PARALLELS PRACTICALLY
UNEIA.ElED.

Should be in the household of every Chris
tim and be placed in The hands Of all, cid
or young. Elegantly printed on super
tinted naper, handsomely bound and en-
belishcd with eight f'i'l-page steel illas>
tra,ions' Sold only by Subscription. We
want agents, mae or female, to canvass for
This grcn, work. Liberal inducements
made. Apply Al oacr to
+. A. HUTCHINSON q co.
l33 JGl 5oZ n. 9Th St, St. Louis, Mo.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
10 ranning mill. the same.

Wv = w '''Ss ''''s"' w ~ a. i'Sei
! Echland.
, Class %.
do Tsp buggy dip NJ. c. Murdough,
Tama
do Open buggy, iDif) 4. B.. Taplin In
dian Village kfi
Class 90
10 Made dress goods, c. G. But,kereit,
Toledo. & ~
u Glass 81. Yas aas4a@
do Stove furniture. Patterson Bro y
Tsma.
DIVISION K,--Tlass 50.
do Variety of stoves, (p) Patterson Bro 5,
Tama
do Dressed calf and sheep, (D) H. eb-
ert, lama.
Cemmitee-B. A. Hill, ". Har.sock and
]. Il. louthRn.
DIVISION G.--Class 81,
Bes, collection flowers, A, B. Niles, To-
ledo. ett
do Boque,, the same. r.4
do Collection house plants, the same.
do Largest collection dahlias the same
DlvlslsN F,-Cass Is.
=, 10, !, N. hons, w = N.vco,,,,
Tam,
Cl,ss1a r aI
do Muskmelon preserves, Mrs E.
p.,.s rs, Tan,a @
do Tomato sauce, 7. HiSon, ID Taua.,
IA .nn,. n,sse,ves i Zebrnrr Co,nm.
III,
do II cans variety fruit, J. II. Hosiep,
lama ar ss
90 e''' Spp'e jay ~" is ~ AAi"s'
i'iA''
~ !s"'' - ''s' s'''"
o'". as tNG@
90 i'Hs pun 'e's' "'s' = :" - =
NM
10 80" p'"" 80, '"'
w -APp.e Je''9' '''Ao"' ia""
90 biAcSoef'y preserves 'he ssme'
do "aefmeioh p esefVes' Inc same
DO Can STRAWBERRIES MIS- Il. t"fSs,
lama.
I. M
-
az t'e :,
DO Can c''ns stone peaches MIS- t.
$3.50 ''f.
- 80. 49,, ~, ..,.
NY h''A''
N Class 20. '5 III
do % lbs butter, Mrs. A. Z.hrung, Col
umbia
u do Batter, Mrs 0 Parks, Tama
nollen aud Mrs. 4. J. IIumiston
Divlsl.s ll,-Ciass =.
Best bed Quilt, W. Earnest, Otter Creek.
"a do Bed quilt, p. Hixan, Tama.
do Sample hard soap, Mrs. Mary Leulh-
an, HIGHLAND. f
DO sample soil soap y. o. b'odgeo' ~
alan 'i'i"ge. ,
p i-ou'"ar any -iis = ~ 'a''si s'h'
i DIVISION j, Glass lG II.
Best collections of apples. Alb. Niles.
Toledo.
do feek onions, y. & 'Mni'n' Columbia,
do Peck sweet Potatoes, j. j. Hueston.
Richard. rs
do Six heads OF cabbage. J. Burge, Ia
ma.
six largest hsads cabbage, ID. r. Bruner,
Toledo.
p's' peck 1ia<e pato'ee>' ~. - Druggist.
'na'"a 'i''"se.
f.s'ilV" - :,
na
" AsoA S" 'e.A'@ ~" Po'''o's' .'o"s
''ii'' '."''.l 4 81
eA '"'' - st
" go 10y o 'o0o".'ft.en le'1soe"' = Il
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

4. L. PETE /, 500 Broadway, N. Y.
eachers sending us their orjers for $40
wor,h Of music. IAN claim years sub. Grip.
ton TO PlrERs MUSICAL MONTY. 22.4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

T ErrER AND NOTE HEADs.-THE
IRrpuBL,cax Job Office cnnno, be excelled
in IN . class Of work. Try US.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05

And almost everything in the grocery line
you may desire. 81, NJ.
81 sure ueY
~ IT, rsdH
Thanking our patrons for past fnvors. we
solicit continuance of the same.
MIR 4 MRS, /. W. NASH.
g TOLEDO, Iowa. Az
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-10-05
ai0ts st.9Esaf Qs4ss4 ~
FALL FASHlONs!

Latest Styles received weekly during the
coming season. #'H N 3
I, s4 3f.tta ii lWs z3'e ss sshsi
Ladies and Misses wishing to purchase
Anything in the Millinery line will do we'll
to call on Mrs.. I. l.. Nash. before pur-
chns,ng elsewhere. Rooms over 7. ".
Ansh's t e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-24
THE ORPHANS !
A Liberal observation-disclosures and an
Appeal for Charity.

Mr.. Martin wss kind enough tc present
the Leath Orphans Home with a fine,
new Grover & Baker sewing machine, for
which may Gods blessing ever be with
him. But then we have no opportunity
to try it for want OF material. But 1
know from the past that many of the
merchants, If aware of the fact, would
not only think it duty but pleasure to
set this machine agoing, by giving piece
of domestic, hnsey, flannel, calico, or
something, just to start it. For what use
is this gift unless put in motion2 1t must
be set agoing. And now the mornings
make the little ones gather around the
kitchen fire, reminding us OF the kind
ness of the coal merchants IN days gone
by. Gentlemen, you may soon look out
for Mrs. Doyie's kind face, If you do not
hurry M with a load Of coal before she
gets home. The ladies are talking of
having 8 donation. Now, we want to see
slI- our old friends, and make many new
ones. Come. it will do you good, If it is
but to see the leaves Is they silently fall
from their mother stem. All, yes; we
should be doing good while we have an
opportunity; for, Like them, We are silent
" dropping nom the stage OF action and
will sOOn be blended with our mother
earth. Mind, sickness will come; and
mind. the kind hand that viii make your
bad il Won have remembered the poor.
o, how many, very many, are gone since
the leaves came out; how many more will
be gone before them. They will have
flled their mission. Can we all look
Jesus In the fscs and say we have filed
oursY if so, we viii hear that welcome
sEnter ye into the joy of the Lord, for, in
asmueh as ye have done It unto one Of
these little cnes, you have done IL unto
YOUR Friend and Judge" Your we'll
wisber, God help you all to do good while
You may, THE Orphans ERIENp.
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THE PROSPERITY OF THE APPEAL.

THE PROSPERITY OF THE APPEAL.
The present prosperity Of the AP-
PEAL Is without parallel In the his
tory of Memphis newspapers. Our
patrons viii observe that we publish
this morning and to. morrow morning
ten columns Of new advertisements,
which viii foot up about $1,000 for a
single days charges for advertising.
During the past week we have re-
ceived by mail and at the APPEAL
counting room sixty-i1ve dollars day
for new subscribers. SOlong as the pub
lie stand by Us and cling to US in this
manner, we shall redouble our exer-
lions and spare no expense in making
the APPEAL great newspaper. We
acknowledge with deep sensibility
these substantial evidences of ap-
proval. We fully appreciate the kind
feeling which has bestowed upon US
such liberal patronage, and can only
promise a faithful discharge of our
duties 70 make this journal worthy
Of continued patronage, confidence
and good win. Such liberal support
is worthy Of the highest am mbition, and
serves to inspire US with greater zeal
and frner resolution to make the
APPEAL one Of the first newspapers
OF the land.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-24
weDOnaId & Brother,. saw.,,,II.


We visited the "Eddins' saw-mill" YES
tsrdsy, now operated by Alexander Nc
DOnsld Il Brothsr and cannot speak in
toe high terms of praise of the Industry
and determination of these genial GENTLE
men. They have overcome almost iusur-
mountsble barriers, and the busy thropR
at the foot of Sycamore street speaks for
itself
The old saw-mill Is snorting, the saws
are rsttling, and the following are some of
the results already accomplished: Orders
for one million feet of lumber for the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, be
sides many local orders: 10,00O laths per
day; 20, coo feet of lumber per day; 10 600
shingles per day; and ], 500, 600 feet Of logs
ready for cutting.
Tod3's machine for matching and plan
ing flooring, nearly ready for operation.
A sawmlll bed to cut lumber in eighty
feet lengths-best it. The mill will work
up 5,G00, 600 feet per year. Think It.
And from what we have observed of the
management, we predict fatteriUg sue
cess for the 'fMcDonald Mill" Mr.. Scsa-
Ian, in the office, has our thanks for his
kind attention. They are little colony
within themselves, and it is an interest
ing visit. Whyl an immense log is
pulled from the classic Wolf, hurled into
the clamps of the mill, and cut into
building lumber, before Mr.. Mcdonald
could say take - chair. Want of
space prevents Us giving more detailed
of the Mcdonald enterprise, and
the old clock in the Office (soTssghGt out
Of 0TdeT) is spinning around, telling us
that tentptES fHgitS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-24
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.
Grant is visiting his father.

Grant Is visiting his father.
Cincinnati is jammed full of visitors
10 the Industrial Exposition.
The American officers dined with
the British yesterday at AldershOtt.
Beast Butler is heartily denounced
through Massachusetts. The devil is
getting his due at home.
The whole number of delegates
elected to the Massachusetts, Republi-
can Convention, at Worcester, is 7S5,
of whom S02 are in favor Of Butler and
4S3 against him.
A dispatch from Raleigh, Of Friday,
saws that ten Ku-Klux prisoners, con-
victed of an assault on justice, were
Sentenced to six years Imprisonment
and q hne Of $5e-a eaehs and others TO
terms ranging from six months to i've
vesrs. with fines in proportion. Five
members Of the Ku-Klux confess their
guilt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-24
FALL FASHIONS.
Miss DOherty, the Leader of Fashion,
Preparing for the Fail Season.

Miss DOherty, the famous milliner and
modesto, is in New Y 0rk selecting the fall
styles, which, it is not too much to say,
are more handsome than sny that we
have ever YET seen. The samples now at
her emporium of fashion, corner Of Union
and Main streets, reflect highly her ex-
quisite taste, and bespesk stock that our
bellies viii not have any trouble in max
ing selection from. OF the new bonnet
the crown is high and square, the front
very dsring, and there Is somewhat of 8
cape st the back, altogether a much
larger hesd-covering than has appeared
in several yesrs. One Marie AntOinette
opera hat wss of sort Of fsded-ssfron-
cOlOred silk, the crown high and puffed,
the front fsring, with a heavy white
Tucbe inside, the trimming of bias bands
of pesch-colOred plush. Another was OF
black velvet, the frame perfectly round,
having g fall of black lace all about it like
8 round hat, the crown high, with bias
bands of velvet and satin, and two blue
feathers at the eide.
There are many other styles, but those
mentioned viii serve to give the reader
an idea of what may be seen st Miss
DOherty's on opening day, this week.
First come, first served. Those who want
the fall styles had better be sending in
their orders.
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wARKETs sY TELEGRAPR.
NEW YORK.
MONEY.

WALL STREET, NEW YORK, September 3D.
Gold opened at Il51s, sold down 70 ll454, after
the bank statement rallied TO ll45s9lI5. Loans
made at from / to per cent for carrying.
Clearapces SS8 800 900. Exports to-day, SlSl 500;
for the week, S400,690. Governments
strong, with limited business. The Assistant
Treasurer, Mr. Hillhouse, has this afternoon
received Instructions to buy s3OpOO,OO0 50-.3O's
on Monday. Stocks opened steady; after drst
cali declined from "A to y per cent; market
soon rallied. Lake Shore, Western Union,
Erie, Rock Island, Pacific Mail and Ohio q
Mississippi being particularly active. The an
pouncefnent OF an extra treasury purchase OF
bonds to be made Monday assisted the ad-
vance In the stock market, which closed
Strong at advanced prices. Bank statement
is unfavorable, showing q large loss In reserve
stock The Stock market was unaffected by
the statement of specGlators for q rise, reason
iuR that the Secretary OF the Treasury viii be
permitted, II necessary TO this end, 70 run
their reserve below the legal limit. The fol-
lowing are the changes: Loans, decrease,
300; specie decrease, se56- 800; circulation,
Increased 81 500 deposits, decrease, S9 800.
LEGAL tender decrease, s5t8e3,sO0. Money
during the morning was hrm at 66a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-24
SPECIAL ATTENTION

Is called to the above announcement OF the
President and BO ard Of Directors. There is
not the least doubt but what all the tickets
viii be sold. The very low price At which
tbey are placed-tWO dollars VIII enable
svery one 70 contribute their mite toward
-auttfyinE the grounds OF he Association /,
Eff :. making other tmproveme ents. This is no
gu tvate enterprise, but is gotten mp by the
-goard of Directors-Whose nigh standing as
publie-spirited and energetic citizens cannot
be Questioned-for the sole purpose of bene-
fitting the public. by adding to the beauty OF
their fair grounds.
The tickets entltle the holders to admission
to ths Fair on that day, If those holding
them choose to attend, and chance in four
hundred and eighty-one cash premiums,
ranging from $1,000 down.
The number OF tickets is limited to SIC, ,000
and under no circumstances viii more than
that number be sold.
All prizes viii be paid In CASH.
Your attention is called to the names of the
following gentlemen, who compose the
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON. President.
ENoCH ENsLBY, First Viee-Preaident.
ELI RAYNER Second Vice-President
r. u. GOODWIN, Third Vice president.
]. II. EDMcNDS0N. Fourth Ntee-fres1dent.
JOHN BRoWE, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN 7. ETRATToE, Treasurer.
LEON. TRoUSDALE, Secretary.
JOSEPH BRUCE, HAPoLEoN HILL,
A. ]. HAYS, n, .. PERKINS,
Tickets can be had at the vsrious sub-sgen-
gies in Memphis and elsewhere, or on appIi-
cation to me, by letter with stamp enclosed
for return of tickets, or in person, st the
Memphis and Charleston .kailroad Depot
Memphis Tenn. W. q. BATES,
sell Agent for Sale of Tickets
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
MAESFORD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe Streets.
Joe LOcgE's NEWS DEPOT,
re- 23s la Main street..
!. C. EYRicHS NEWS DEPOT,
No. sac Matn Street
W. H BATHS,
Agent for the sale OF Tickets.