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lat Day Of August, 1871,

In front of the ofice of Mayre & Trezevant,
NO. 7 Madison street. Memphis, between the
hours of 10 and 2 o'clock, proceed to sell, for
cash, at pnbltc cutlery, to the highest bidder,
the property in said deed desorfnsd. sonsist-
ing of a beautiful lot OF four acres, with neat
cottage and out buildings. near Buntyn Sta
ton, nve miles from Memphis, on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad.
The deed calls for nve acres. but only four
will be sold; a release and quit-elaim having
been heretofore given for one acre. The
equity of redemption is waived by the terms
OF the deed, and ina title is perfect, thOLghI
shall sell as trustee only.
HagT LAW q n~uafaa
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chancsry Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 2O62, N. R.-First ChilnceEy Court OF Shell
by county. Tennessett@SamueI e. Sprouts
VS. JON W. Armstrong.
DY virtue of an tnterlooutory decree for
ID sale entered, In. the above cause, June Is,
1871, 1 will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on the premises, in the city of
MamDhis- TannasRea on
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sUPREaE COURT AT IAcKsOH.

No. Isl, N. U. DIV. p. Mitchell vs.. William
Ryan ct al.
DY virtue OF a decree pronounced by the
- Supreme Court. on the 2Ist day OF JUICE,
1871, In this cause, l VIII sell, TO the highest
bidder, on
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,
JTarnn ON Ls1and az,

Farm ON leland al,
FIFE for sale my farm on island IS. Mis-
a sissippi river, containing 400 acres, $40 in
cultivation $50 acres in cotton, and 50 in
corn. Twelve tenant houses. one good, COM
Portable log house and out-buildings; good
Cotton Gin, Grist Mill and Blacksmith Shop
and Tools 1 viii TAX SS5 per acre for crop
and land third cash, the balance one
the State. inquire on the farm for p~aTticu-
lars. Jv2Ol THOS. q. WILLIAMSON.
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EXCURSION.
GRAND EXCURSION
The Union Steamboat Company VIII asnd
their favOrite stsamsr
ARCTIC =. H. Turner
Leaving Buffalo, Jaly Il, Cleveland, July
~, Detroit, July a, on
Grand Lake suuersor

LISTING every point Of interest on that
celebrated and beautiful lake The trip
will occupy twenty-five days. Prominent
on the route ares Lake Erie,
Cleveland, Detroit, Detroit River, Lake St
Clair and River, aarnia, Lake Huron, Sault
Ste Marie, st Mays River and Rapids, Lake
superior, Neepig0n River, -four days for
trout ishing), Isle Royale, the celebrated Sill
Yer Island, ForJ william ION day 70 visit the
British Camp, the Hudson Bay station, and
the famous Amethyst Veinl, Duluth. Supe-
rtOr City, Bayfield,, La Pointe, Portage al
Copper Mines one dayy,- MarquetIs Iron
Mines a. Negaupee one day, The pictured
Rocks, Point aux Pins, DetOuT, and
Put-in-Bay. Parties intending TO camp on
the Fishing Grounds at NeepigOu River
shOuld provide themselves with tents, camp
equipage, etc. An experienced Physician
viii ne on board the entire trip. A sufficient
OF launCresses viii be on board. a
good Band OF Music VIII the Ex-
cursiOn. As only EIGHTY TICKETS VIII be
sold, application for them should be made al
So Fair for the Entire Trip, including
Meals and Berths, RL36.B
For passage and all information apply to
SETH CALDWELL, Agent,
Main street, Buffalo.
3. d. CALDWELL, GenI Manager.
h. 4. PATRICK. GenT PassnR'r AgL Buffalo,
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RTot1ce.

District of West Tennessee,
y In Bankruptcy.
undersigned hereby gives notice of
Il his appointment as assignee OF 8 b.
Moore, OF Gibson county, Tennessee, who
has been adtndged a bankrupt upon petition
Of his creditors.
Juue 30, 1871. w.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

hinder and by virtue OF the terms and
provisions of a Deed OF Trust 20 me exc
cuted by Barbara DOraugh, Of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on the 10th day Of June. 1870. and re-
corded IN Book No. rs, page 1O4, of the Regis
ter's Office OF shelby county, tennessee, to
secure D certain Indebtedness therein men,
toned. 1 Will. on
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NoEICH.

A LII accounts aue the late arm OF Bigiey.
a Mellersh q not paid before Seutem-
Der l, 1871, viii BE placed IN the hands Of an
attorney for collection; and ali bills or in
against said drm should be pre-
sented by July 5, 1871, for payment to
GEORGE MEILERSH.
jy2 Is SOuth Court st corner OF Main.
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and
Vicksburg Railroad Company:
TINHE undersigned having been duly Sc
4 lected to open books for subscription 70
said railroad, and having received subserip-
tiOns to the amount squired by ths charter
of said company to enable IL to organize BY
the election of q President and Nine Direct
OTs for year, hereby give notice TO the
stockholders Of said railroad that an election
viii be held for the purpose OF ~eiscting said
officers, at Vicksburs, Mississippi, on the Sth
day of August A.D.. 1871. Stockholders
may vote in person or by proxy and each
share OF stock entities the holder to one vote.
p. B. STARKE.
A. M. WADDILL.
THOS. ". 8TRINGER.
N.B.-The books OF subscription can be
found at the ONCE OF Messrs. Hasslett 4
voolfolk, where subscriptions VIII be re-
ceive1. - ty2
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cOTIOR PREss.
PRATT'S
S0UTHERk-M MADE GIN.

.TNHIS Gin, OF light draft, makes a good
i sample, and Win pick more lint nom the
same amount OF seed cotton, and in less
time, than any other Gin. IT does not break
The roll nor choke; Is simple In lis cOnsbruc-
ten, and not liable 10 get out Of OrdeG.
mr. Pratt has made upward OF 1000 Gins
for India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil and the
satisfaction.
It Is s good rule 10 try all things, and hold
fast 70 what has been approved and answers
the purpose for which IL Is made. This is
claimed for Pratts Gin, and admitted by
practical p~lanLsrs who have used II.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
trust SAILS.
On Monday, 2lst day Of August. Is7l,

- Y virtue OF R. y. RusseIls Trust Deed to me,
A. DATED the 18th dav ~ Iulv- A D. I57n. and
recorded IN Book 70, page 3I8. / viii sell at pub
lie auction sale, TO the highest bidder for cash,
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n IN LONDON.
IMIvnON.

lie LdrkeL yesterday WIS quiet
and steady, with prices firm. The
favorable reports received Of the liy-
erpOOl and New York markets stiInu-
lated the market here. Inquiry Was
fair, with holders holding frm and
asking prices above buyers views.
Hence transactions for the day were
quite limited. Sales for the day foot
up near 200 bales, at the following
quotations: Ordinary, 15}c; Strict
Good Ordinary, 16laI7e; Low Mid
ding, ISla184c; Middling, 19a193c;
Strict Middling, 2O4a203c. The Liver
pool market closed firm, with sales of
1900 bales; Uplands, 85a9d; Orleans,
9tda94c. The New York market
closed firm, with sales Of 1000 bales
3OOOOf the same being in transit; Mid
dlings, BIC. The market here closed
firm, with holders asking an advance
OF tate.
COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
MEMPHIs, July 20, 1871.
stock, September l, 1870 .. 4,S0
Reed since last statement. IA
Received previOusly.-..-.. 6O6. OS5-5e6,l 7s
5lO,459
shipped since last st'ment 80
Shipped previously, .-... 505, % -505,55O
stock st noon to-day. 1893
Imports.
Memphis and Ohio railroad .............. a
Memphis and Little Rock railroad. Al
Steamers ............ ~
Estimated per wagons. -...-....~...-.- %
Exports.
Memphis and Ohio rsilrosd-"q--... 20
COTTON IN EEw YORK.
NEW YoEK, July 20, 1910 p.m.-CottOn
quiet; ssles, 200 bales. Ordinary, lbSseiI
Good Ordinary, I7Zc; Low Middiing,
1870; Middhng, 2Ic; Middling Alabama,
2lLkc: Middling Orleans, ZlEc; Middling
Texas, Zlzc. Contracts easier; July,
1910; August, 20c; September, l9Z92Oc.
I2:I5 p.m-Cotton quiet. Ssles for fI-
ture delivery, 5000 bales; spot, 900 bales.
Ordinary, l5hc; Good Ordinary, Izzs;
Low Middling, l9He; Middhng, 2tc; Coed
2:l5 pm. = Cotton firm. Sales 400
bales, including 1900 in transit. Contracts,
5000 bales.
s:45 p m.-Cotton closed steady. Ordi-
nary, l55zc; Good Ordinary, l7Zc; Low
Middling, 1910; Middhng, Zlc; Good
MiddUng, 2IZc. Ssles-tO spinDers, lbs
bales TO Spectators, SS3 bales; exports,
400 bales; transit, 1887 bales: contracts,
~. 800 bales July, 1910; August, 20 1-I6c;
September, 1870; October, leZc; peoeul-
Der, 1870.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, July %, 1880 a.m.-Ootton
steady. Middling Uplsndss SID; Orleans,
gid.
I pm.-CottOn hrmer, and held higher;
Unlsnds. sZG9d; Orleans, %99Ad; sales,
800 bales, Of which 1000 bales were for
aruort and speculatiOn.
I,45 p.m.-Cotton strong, with an az
ward tendency. Sales for the day l5.Ng
bales, of which 1000 were for export y
speculation. Middiing Dplsnds, 0-leo
Orleans, 9 3-16d; new crop for october q
November shipments, SZd.
Cotton closed strong. Sales for the day.
5000 bales. MiddHng Uplsnds, Cd; Mid
ding Orleans, ED.
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CHANcl:RY SALE
Real and Personal Property.

First Chancery Court OF Shelby connty.-NO,
2582, n. k.-AnthOnF Zanone ct al VS.. Frank
SaltalamRehia- No. S4, N. LOE-
erettO VS.. Frank Saltalamachia ct al.
by virtue OF an in-terlOeutOry decree for
40 sale entered in he above cause, May q,
ISL, [ will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front o. the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, Greenlaw Block, Second street, in the
city or Memphis, Tenn, on
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com AlsslONER's SALE.
COM ISSi0NER'S
SALE.

No. lS9, Equity Docket.-In the Circuit Court
of the United States for the District Of West
Tennessee.-J.J. White vs.. Jan es o. BlIis
and ]. M. Woodward.
ID pursuance OF a decree rendered in the
il above styled cause, on the 22d day OF De.
cember, 1870, 1 will, as Commissioner ap-
pointed by the Court,
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The MERCHANTS COTTON PRESS

VIII close on Saturday, the 18th day OF July,
for the purpose Of making necessary prsps-
ration for the coming cotton season. NensW
lots will be received after that day.
iyIa HENRY A BURR, Sup't
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BoNps IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July %, 2:I5 PM
Governments firm and in fair demand.
Sterling exchange is steady at HOS.
Gold Is lOaning at 1 per cent. Money
market unchanged.
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IUKA SPRINGS

nOARDING at seven to ten dollars per
ID Week-neW rooms. Families accOmmO-
dated. 81 Healthiest place in the United
States. IiY7l j. n. b. MIBLER.
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MILLINERY GO01S.

- VI q BdEutblN AANAIG ~
THE TRADE TO the folloWing:NS
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
eOLORED SASH RIBB0NS9
NARROW TIE RIBBONS.
TRIMMING RIBB0NS,
CORD EDGE RIBBONS,
TAFFETA RIBBONS,
eros GRAIN RIBB0AS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT RIBBONS.
CANTON SHADE HATS.
CANTON GlPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etc., Etc.
sS7 TRIMMED BATS IN EVERY GRAED
OTIS g. CO.,
..rE H pD7 Mar gfraaf Maunnhfe
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IN SUPREME CauRTA AT JACKSON.

No. I43, M. c. D.-Alexander Mum VS.. A. II.
Douglass ct al.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced on the
ID 18th day OF June, 1871, by The Eupreme
Court In this cause, 1 will sell, to the highest
bidder, on
Wednesday, 23d Day Of August, 1871,
In 'front.' Of the door of the First Chancery
Court of Shelby county, GreenlaW Block,
second street, in the city OF Memphis, the
following described land: A certain tract of
land, containing, by estimation, 1917 acres, in
district No. Z of Shelby cOunty, range 8 and9
section 4, being part of Tract of laud bought
OF Rufus P0lE, and a small tract on the north,
and being the remainder of lands after de-
Quoting a certain quantity sold by Z. W. Ram
dolphi said tract being particularly described
in "A title bond from A. DOWeIl to A. II. Doug
lass, bearing date January l, 1857, cknowi-
edged March lS, 1851, and registered in the
Reg ster's office Of Shelby county in look
No. 30, pages A2 and GO2, TO which reference IS
mere made for q full and accurate description
of said land.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Equity of redemption barred. Sale within
lawful hours. July 10. 1871.
JOHN FREEMAN, Clerk.
Estes g. 4a~kssn. Solicitors. fv2n
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Monday, 7th Day Of August, 1871,

At II o'clock Am, the foiloWing. lots In Fort
Pickering, in The city OF Memphis. shelby
county, Tennessee, to-Wit. Lots Nos. 8, ] and
q, IN block 10, on Third street; Lot No. z, in
block II, On Broad street and Bot 40. q, In
block II, on Second street
TERhs OF SALE-One-haif cash and credit
Of twelve months on ltalanoei purchaser
giving bond, with two good securities, and a
Lien retaincd on the property until the de-
bfarredpayment is uade. AA 9A1d I.JF
tys ANoSaEEGBLkSo nj IA.
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MnnlI. WnnLI Mn0L

UTANTED at the Raleigh WOODEN Faoeorys
w on Volt River, nine miles nom Menu
AN barticul1rs send Tor ctrcn1ar.
iafW W. H. LANE 4 90
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CHANCERN SALE
.tt- OF
IN FORT PICKERING.

VIM. 4. and John Perham, tr., Executors of
John PRrham Ll, deceased. Va. Lee Par
ham and others.
DY virtue of an intel locutory decree en-
l1 tered in this cause lt the March term,
1871, Of the Chancery Oourt OF SOmerVille,
Tennessee, 1 Will sell, at public auction. 10
the highest bidder, AT IA 3 ESTATE
EXCHANGE OF RoXsTER, q Co,
N. e. OoRNER OF MAIN AND SIS,
NJ TIE City or MEMPHIa- ON
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ATES OF BOARl

LAY sssa-as-ss=a=s==ssss-s-s -----sss.aassus---ssssHs. = "
children and ervanLS halt price.
The people Of Memphis and the south are
respectfully referred to A. Il. Kerr, DID,
sndT. d. WitherspOOn, d. D., both of whom
have visited this celebrated Virginia Water
ing Place. A. ID. IRICE, Prest,
..--- -.... ~. n....-... y ....... ..
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Gotten Presses and hefss Powers !
THE
Reynolds" Revolving WroGght lrOa Screw
COTTON PRESS

rs an IMPROVEMENT on the most popular
Screw Presses, and is pronounced to be the
most camplsbe-dunabae and easya workins
Press now on the market 1he weight
OF t1e Press with the Cotton Ia the box stands
on 4 pivot, enRbinRtWQ aaeha On Qne horse 20
press a zoo pound bale With ease.
TIE REYNOLDS HORSE POwERsi
Is for strength y durability;
thsV are ma1u6aetared expressly for COtton
GinnfnR. Corn Minis and other plantation
work. These articles took the PREMIUMS
at the TKxAsBrArE FAIR, 165ls
Manufactured In New Orleans at
REYNOLDS IRON WORKS,
CoREER SOUTH MARKETAK FuLroE ETs,
Near st Mary's Market
". II. HEYEOLDs, Proprietor, rox 1850.
Office and Dep L32 Carondelet street.
Agents wanted everywhere sendtor Pric
LIST x4l. E4 -44 I've dAF
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Trust Sale.

DY viItue of a deed OF trust executed to me
- by g. A. CbOate, on the 18th day of April,
1859, for the purpose of securing certain notes
in said deed reoited, which deed is Of record
In the Registers ONCE Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee, In book Nc. u, pages 4S3, 4S4, I win, on
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a CHEMIST with q long practical expsi
~ ence in the

With several new, very valnable inventions.
n with technical improvements IN the i'm
plements wishes TO me with q hozso N
This Line. Address, 81. GOarneT, ksQ,s -
East 18th street. New YORK City. m1
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Steam Enaines anu machinery,

inside by Talbot d Sons, Of Richmond, Va,
for sale. These engines, with the latest Inn
pTOvements and Of superior Workmanshtp,
have taken the premium over others al fairs
where they have been exhibited.
Orders for Gins, Engines and Gum Bands
promptly filed. Gin repaired by a Hkiiul
GiuWrighL. Address, Memphis, TeDn.,
q W. TRUEHEARr, Agent
jylS d&w For Daniel Pratt, Talbot q Cons.
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Wednesday the 23d Day of August, 1877.

the following described lot of ground. stu
ated In the eastern Limits OF The city of Men,
phlS, and on the GOIth side of Union street
extendf d, and upon which defendant, kobt.
Wade, resided at the time OF his death, and
lies opposite the residence lot OF John G.
Lan1er, is on the south by the state
Line Road, now known as Union street ex-
tended; on the east by the Post and Kali
Avenue; on the north by Henry Avenue,
and on the west by a lot known as the
".Welch lot, containing by estimation about
SIX acres. said land Will be sold subject to
tbs dover interest OF Esther =. Wade, widow
OF defendant Robt. Wade deceased in the
same.
Terms of Sale-Six and twelve months
credit, notes with approved security re-
CURED and a lien retained for payment of
the purchase n oney. Equity Of redemption
barred Sale within legal hours.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
July IL, 1871.
CAN'T * Mcdowell, soils. i've
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NOTICE..

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
w MEMPHIS, TENN, July ~, 1871.
HS- In accordance with the provisions OF
the above Ordinance, an election viii be held
In all the wards of the city Of Memphis, on
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IN SUPREME COURT AT JACKSON.

No. 7, M. Q. D,-John s. Oaybrook vs.. Robt.
Wade.
DY VIRTUE OF a decree of the Supreme
- Court, pronounced in this cause GA the
Both day Of april, 1870, and renewed at the
APrn term, 1871, IN the 9th day Of June, 1871,
l viii sell on the premises, to the highest
bidder, on
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Trustees sails.

ID Y virtue of a deed OF trust made to me by
ID A. J. Kellar, and recorded in the Of1Ce Of
the Register of Shelby county, in book No.
IS, part :, PIN ct sequlter, made for the
purpose OF securing certain purchase money
notes held by E. >. Hammond, executor Of
X. 4. Chew, deceased, and which have not
been paid, 1 VIII, as Trustee, between legal
hours. on
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RAILROAps.
Memphis and Louisville

Train leave Day Express........-.......-. 100 an.
g New York-~-----....f2:45 pm,
BROWNSVILLE accommodation leaves
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cry SALE

luxe W. Finlay. Attorney.
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NOTICE.

s. ?. READ, Cashier.
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more &ertyssfor whites andSlscks would
tasn he treatea, alikee The esyonet would
punctus eqaaly allmen. whatever the color
d theisskin. ! Give:as Candy, ,er sickles or
Ferry :tyrantsis better De Borne
than thousand
RIVE repeat, then, that all the "horse,
"foot and dragons" Of the United
States army will not make South Car
olina permanently tranquil, nor give stabii-
ty to the government OF the State. The
property holders demand that they be repre-
sented IN: the1egislature, and in the NUM-
ctpar councils which make laws and levy
taxes They demand that the arming OF
one race for the oppression Of the other be
ended in fact as well as In name. They de-
mand that only capable and honest men be
appointed to Office. When these things are
done-and sooner or later they must be
done-the people viii pay the taxes and sus-
tain the government. Until then, the whole
power OF the property holding classes must
be thrown en- bloc against the corrupt crew
who have thrust South Carolina deep down
in the slough of poverty and despair.
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Court could hot adjourn In time for the cere-
mony. ALI the ladies best known in society
were present, among them Mrs. Fish and hsr
daughter, Mrs. Webster, Lady Thornton snd
others. Misses Rathbone, Harris, Parker and
Vail acted as bridesmaids. The bride came IN
on the arm Of her father, the Chief Justices
and lastly Mrs. sprague, with Mr.. Hoyt, the
groom. The dressing was Of course elegant.
Afterwards there was reception from to 5
P. II; at Mrs. Sprague's. :,
Dennis Gum, who killed his sister sse-
ducer, in San Francisco, has been acquitted
The verdict was yildly cheered.
1t is stated that By the opening OF tne fa'
ciac Railroad the Importation of teas destined
for the Atlantic ports will be attracted TO san
Francisco. Thus the freight from China to San
Francisco on pound of tea is one cent, and
thence to New York three and one-half cents,
making four and, half cents Tor the entire
distance. The freight via the Cape of Good
Hone to New York Ia two cents a: pound, but
three months additional time will be required
for the transportation. Considering the tea TO
be worth dollar pound, the interest on this
value for three months, at eight per cent per
annum, will amount to two cents, and the ad-
ditionsl insurance will amountto one and one
half cent, 80 that the expenses are brought up
TO five and q half cents, OF ene cent over the
charges ON the San Francisco route.
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m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HARLESTON- COURT OF COMMON
PLEAs.-JOHN s. RYAN. against W. II. MoDoW
ELL, D. CALLAHAN, q. NJ. DRANE and The
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
COMPANY.-whereas, by an order Of bis Honor,
R. F. GRAHAM, made. and entered on the. 2aa
day Of March, 1871, this case Is referred to the un
dersigned as special referee, to take ths account
OF all the partnership transactions between the
copartners in the firm OF MCDOWELL GALA
HAN i COMPANY: And whereas, It is further
ordered that said Referee shall call upon all the
Creditors OF the said lrm TO present and prove
their respective claims before him, anu that he
be authorized TO require and examine proof Of
all such claims as may be produced il either OF
the partners require 1t. Therefore, the under
signed hereby calls upon all Creditors OF the said
firm OF MCDOWELL, CALLAHAN d &O0MPANY to
present and prove their respective, claims before
him, at the once OF HAfNE & SON, No. % Broad
Street, at II O'Clock a. NJ on SATURDAY, list day
OF fAprlI 1911 I. W. HAYEE,
. Special Referee.
Charleston, March o. 1871. - mara4-s
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@ THE PUREST AND, SAFEST
The efficacy OF HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIfTERS as specific for recruiting
the enfecblel body an' cheering the desponding
mind has passed into proverb. In the United
States, where this marvellous tonic haa borne
down all opposition, and eclipsed all rivalry the
demand for lt.has annually increased In heavier
and heavier ratio for years. until at last the regu
lar sales Of this preparation exceed those or al
other stomachlcs combined. Eminent members Of
the dca1professlon and hospital surgeon with
out number, have canddly .admitte that the
pharmacopala Of the faculty contains no prescrip
tlon that produces such beneficial effects in dys-
pepsla, general dcbl1 N and nervous diseases, as
Hostetter's Bitters. 10 use the language of ven.
erable PHI siclan Of New York, "the Btters are the
purest stimulaut and the safest tonic we have"
But the uses Of the great vegetable sntidote are
much more comprehensive than such praise
would Imply. As a preparatory antidote to epi-
demlc disease,a genial stimulate, promoter OF
constitutional yIgur, an appetizer, a stomachic,
and remedy.for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation Of
Hostetter's Bt'ers. 1t Is the household tonic OF
the American people, and In al! human PROBABLE
,isy will be- 50 for centuries to c. me. The mag
mates OF science recognize It's merits; and that it
ts emphatically the medicine OF the masses, is
proven by Its vast and ever Increasing sales.
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