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such asSyphiris, GOnorrhea, elect, Structures
and all Urinary diseases; 6yphlitic or Mer-
curiaI Affections OF the throat, rktn or bones,
Orebifis, hernia OF RUPTURE also the onects
Of q solitary habit, uinou 70 the body and
mind. producing blOtches on the face debtli-
ty, fmpotepcy, dizziness, dtmness OF sight.
cnnfnefOn Of ideas, 6vU ~fOrebodtng, aversion
"a Society. loss OF memory. weakness. etcs
not an OF these IN any n case, but Al occur
ring frequently in various cases. kheuma-
tism and rheumatic pains cured BY q new
PSrtisularattsntion paid to the DISEASES
OF WOAEN, such IS Excessive, suppressed
OF painful MenstTuattoDs Lucnorrh0a OF
WHITES failing OF the womb. n all irRegu-
larifies OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
nity OF barrenness, and oftsn-tloes con-
sumption
by letter upon all diseases not requiring h16
attention outside OF his once. once hours,
from 8 am. 20 : o'clock pm
HepiQ DIS. JOdhSoN, n ~
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SUPREME COURT.
m suPREAE CauRT al McKs0N.

Nos. 2and 38-Memphis Chancery Docket
James N Watt et al, "a n " Caldw well.
et Ala and ]. n. Lea, Va. James Il. Watt,
etal.
D. virtue Of q decree pronounced JuIy8th
ID b7l, In these causes By the supreme
Court, atJacksOns IWM sell, to the highest
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BONDS IN LONDON,
COTTON.

The market Wss quite active yesterday,
but owing to b sdEices from Liverpool
and New York, prices ruled very firm.
The sales were in excess of those Of any
day for a week past. The receipts, how
ever, were light, and transactions limited
70 the small supply on hand. All choice
grades found ready buyers. The latest
advices from New York report an ad-
vance OF 2ic. We hesrd of the following
sales: ! bale stained Ordinary at l6ke;
Low Ordinary at l4Zc; Z of Ordinary
and Low Ordinary Al AZ; u bales Mid
ding on 8 basis Of 191c; 10 bales Mid
ding at IgLe; 1 bale Middling at l9Zc;
Iof Middiing at 29oi OF Middling at zoe.
We swere sdvised Of the purchase OF so
bales of Middliug a. zoe, 1t is apparent
that 3 great many Of the cotton factors
object 70 the action Of b bank at their
resent meeting. They consider them
seIV,os entitled TO better protection Of
tbsir Interests in selling cotton than is
now Afforded them. It is understood that
4 meeting Of cotton factors will he held
early next week, to take the matter IN
der consideration. Holders Of cotton
look for g further advance in New York,
and the mGrk6t here is consequently very
firm. The stock at Don yesterday was
larger than on the previous day, u il is
that receipts viii materially advance
within ire next few days. Owing 70 the
5rreqularity OF the market, we can only
approxfmsts our quotations as follows:
Ordinary, I3HGl5Hc; Good Ordinary,
a6k0f7kc. Low Middling, 19Hc; Mid
ding. zoe; Strics Middling, MM&2lo. The
following Is the statement for to-day:
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PETlTlOa FOR Mc0aP0RATIOH,

$50 b Din the Second Chanesry Court OF
shelby COunTT-PetitiOu for In~corpora-
ton:
WHEKEAs, ]. D. Meredith, La 9. KnoWltOn,
J. 4. Barton, G. p. Boone. J.. II. Smith. E.
htchot and ]. J. Williams, have nled a petit
ton IN this Court praying 70 be incorporated
IN CT an act Ofthe Genelaf Assem-
by OF thsState OF TenneSses. passed January
g. ISL, approved January 81, 1871, under the
name and style OF the
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TRUsTEE's SALES.


~ virtue Of the power vested IN me By deed
~ OF trust executed BY James U. Ruin, on
ne 4tn day Of Deeember. 1857 to secure csr-
tain Indebtedness thBrein nsnfioned, and
rsesrded In book q. pages So 81 and as, I
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Ihurnaay. the l4th daY Of seEtsmber. ls7I,

in front OF b sherins ONCE. in the city o.
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, sell al
public auction. 20 the highest bidder Tor cam
the undivided Interest OIL 3. & Joiner. IN and
of lot No II IN the plan Of the city Of Mem
phfs in shelby county Tennesseetand bcuno.
"a as follows: Beginning on Poplar street 81
its Junction with Second street, running
north "A feet 3 inches, hence WeSt Ha feet 3
inches to an alley; themes with the alley q
vita Poplar street is5 feet 6l1ches 70 the BE-
ginning. Also, the undivided interest OF
said y. 3. Joiner IN part % lot No. %, on the
plsu Of Ia city 0fsMeBPhis, Shelby county,
tennessee. and as follows: Beginn'
ing 81 feet 8 inches south Of Adams street;
thence east parallel with Adams street s
feet; thence south parallel with Front Re
feet6inches thence eastwardly parallel Wit
Adams street s feet; thenee north pafslle
with Front Row. 81 eet9 tuahesi Themes We8
with Adams street, 70 feet to the be
Ginning on Eront Row Also, the undfv1de
Interest OF II. B. Joiner in part OF lot No 81
on the plan OF the city OF Mamphis, Sheib
county Tennessee, ana bounded rs fOLoW8
Beginning on Third street, 80 feet south o
Poplar street, thence with Third stree
south IS feet 8 tnches; thence west 80 Zee
thence north Is feet 6 Inches; themes east 8
feet to the beginning on Third stre
All of the above described prOpe
was Slotted to Anna Joiner, W1d
OF T. Joiner. deceased. as dover .
divided interest OF one-thfrd in remand
and Judgment June 1sts Is7l, for Sc423 Co
cost, SIS IS; the other Judgment, March,
1871, for S2S76 IS, CoBrt cost, sig 90 &
Sale in legal hours between l0oeiock,
MARCUsJ. WEIGHT. sheriff
sn8 Deputy sheriff shelby County.
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TGh EUUHu hHDtE0s
- IEnHESSEE
4 HIS Academy for the education of young
adde's is under the superintendent OF
the Sisters OF st. Dominic. The course Of IN
struction includes useful and ornamental
branches of education. Special attention
given to moral and polite department. The
school year commences on the FIRST MONDAY
OF and closes about the last OF
June. Terms per session, payable half in ad-
vance, SIS, $50, $50 and sI0e, according to the
agreed class OF the pupils. For further infOr-
nation apply to or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
Ru0l st Agnes Academy.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue ola p-owerconferred
~ upon me by b deed Of trust Of Robert b.
Miller and Joseph Pimm. executed on the
18th day OF OcoOber, 1866, and Of record In the
Registers me IN The cou rty Of Shelby and
state o. TenDessea. In Book No. "a, part z,
pagesI9l. 1872 and IS3, and 10 which reference
Is herein made. I vi On
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COTTON PRESS.
N. D. Cheeks W%rOHght-IrOn Screw PIanta-
tiOn eOttOR Press.
Patented Dec. q, 1858; August g, Is7O.

A 7 MY OLD STAND, 2 LINDEN ST,
n Memphis, Tennessee. 1 viii superintend
and give my entire attention to the manu-
fscture OF Ihts justly celebrated and most
wonderful labOr-saving Cotton Press. In the
last two years 1 have sold this Press to many
old experienced cotton planters, to whom II
has given such universal and entire satisfac-
ton thai 1t would now be s~uperiuOus in me
to say more than pledge myself that, this
the Cheek Cotton Press hal be fully
equal, II not superior, to those 1 sold last
year, Suffice 1t to say, hat IN baling on this
press you are rid of much labor, many din
culties, and a vast amount OF annoyance that
you have when Daling on any other press, to
say nothing OF the humbug tricks
All orders for the Cheek Cotton Press must
be addressed 70 FORD, PORTER & Co. Men,
phis. Tennessee. ND. GHEBK-
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w. ~srEVENsON 8 sON,

PINE ST, N. Y. RAILWAY AGENTS
Il i for negotiating loans. selling bonds, tne
purchase OF iron and steel rails, Locomotives,
carr. and all supplies Tor railway
Broker for the purchase and sale OF real
estate, investments made, loans negotiated
and mortgages esshed. Ses
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ACADMnnx
AOA0E4nA&
OF THE
IMMACULATE CDRCEPTlON
JACKSON, TENN
In charge of the Sisters of the order
st. Dominic.

TINE system Is the same as that pulsned al
il ~. Agnes, Memphis, and Is every way
calculated to secure all the airns OF educa-
ton moral and intellectual culture, refine
mSnG.
The Academic year consists o tWo sessions
OF ave months EACH the hrst commencing
on the first MoHdayo Of september, the second
on the first Monday Of February.
PERMS-Psr session. payable halt yearly,
invariably In advance we, s. or $50 accord
ing 10 the age or class OF zoe pupil
Tuition for day pupils, SIS, go 81 Is per seBs
sion, according to age or class.
For further Information, apply to or ad
dress the MOTHER SUPERIOR
sn@ Ala OF the Immas nsak E ccneertiSp
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Uses the Straight Needle a msss, anfa s nhs. ? s e.a sides ana + ONE Of the simplest ara
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NOTICE.

uAVTNa been qualined Is administrator
III OF "a estataOt JOHN ii. KELLY, de-
ceased, this is TO notify an persons having
claims against said estate to present them
70 ne within the time prescribed ~ law, or
this notice VIII be plead In bar; aud those
who are indebted to said estate, VIII please
coma forward and settle.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Ms1rpHrs sansemba- 10 Io7I
FTNANCIAL.


The market continues very quiet, and
the demand for money is light, yet there
is no evidence d stringency. Currency
is still supplied at lO9l2 per cent. Ex-
chsnge is in ample supply 90 meet all de-
mands, and transactions nav been lively
for several days past. The banks are pay
ing customers par, and sell New York
checks st = premium. TIL offerings Of
coin are limited, and We note an advance
OF = q cent, Ia buying and selling rates
for gold. Arkansas leVee bonds are In
Light demand, but held firm. No trans
actions are reported Ia stocks and securi-
ties. It is not expected that the money
market viii evince much activity until
cotton gets to moving freely, which Will
not be for several weeks { come. We
quote as follows:
Oo5a-GoId, brokers 3 II2a1Is and
sell At uSZGII4. Silver, is buying
a. IO59I06Z, and selling at 1O7.
Local SecNTsheS-Are in fair demand.
County warrants are quiet, buy
ing at S5@S6, and selling at 81
ass. City past due coupons buying at so,
and selling ct Sl&S2- Tennessee money,
old issue, buying at S5@66, and selling
at $3.50; new issue is being held ct SO.
There were q few inquiries for Mississippi
State scrip, which is usedin paying taxes;
brokers are buying at IS, and asking so.
acknowledgements skies, gold bear
ing, are in good request, with few offering.
Deslers sre Offering IS, and holding at s.
067s Currency bonds continue firm, with
3 good inquiry At 60&60K offered.
Arkansas levee bonds are in light de-
msnd. Brokers are holding a. 35G36,
with some demand. Arkansas Stateb0nds,
Endorsed by Memphis and Little Rock
railroad ,65G66. Arkansas State warrants,
new, buying ct 64966; skies, 55@57;
E5vens, 52G4; eights 74GV. Mississippi
warrants are quoted at 70G75. Memphis
s1d Charleston railroad stock Is in
fair demand st 35@S5H; LIST mort
gage bonds, S5@S5; I'd do 1880.
MississipPI Central railroad shares are
1SG19; for LIST mortgage bonds dealers
report S4456 as the buying snd selling
rsJes; % do 1916. Mississippi and Ten
nssses railroad shares are 1920; LIST
mortgage bonds s4z9S6; 2ddo7 IL bid; con-
Bolidated s per cents, 2 asking. Memphis
and Little Rock railroad shares are nOmi-
nsIly IOGI2; do LIST mortgages, 76&7S.
Mobile and Ohio railroad sterling bonds
are quoted at S6K9Ss buying and selling;
do eX-eerts, SISS2; do s. int, 81; do ID,
6TG63. Solms and Meridian LIST mort
age are 65967. Memphis and Ohio
shares are l9al9h; LIST mortgages at so
50; ID do 64065. Alabama SIS are nom
inRlly 6Sa7O do SIS, 10I9l0S. Missouri Sc
are quoted At 8z95. Nashville Is, 5000. |
Insurance and bank stocks are quiet.
Merchants Insurance stock, 5000
Planters. 42G4S. Peoples, S4GS5. Mis-
sissippi Valley, S09Sl. fernando, 64&65.
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VenereaI OF Sserst DIsssses,

Is now permanently established for the tres
msnt OF patients, / male and female
who are afhictsd with any form OF
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HOPE Hall INSTITUTE.

A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, PROF.
"a J. I. TO0F, PRINCIPAL, has been re-
moved to No. no MARSHALL AVENUE, where
the next session viii
Begin the First kesday In September, 1871.
Spacious grounds (nsarly three acresl, good
water, comfortable school-rooms, supplied
with improved school furniture, a large and
beautiful grove, are features which make the
location both heaIthful and desirable.
The Principal pledges his entire energies
to the labor OF advancing pupils entrusted to
his care.
Discipline and -thoroughness the two lead
ing characteristics of the school
Rsferences:-MSOr ]. ]. Busby. Major ".
ID. Beard, David Walk, II. A. Littleton, DR.. ID.
6Ober, lohn &. TooL. jyD
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On the 9th Day sf September, 1871,
n buggy and a yoke OF oxen And on
The 18th day 81 September, 1871,

Inv A01t ~ - S-F@ tN@E
AZ the once OF Dickinson, Williams &C.,,
10 Front street. In Memphis. Tennessee, !
viii sell to the highest bidder. for cash, the
interest Of said Moore, being one undivided
hall, In and to the following three uscs OF
land in Gibson county, to-W1t:
Ffrst One tract OF e6 acres called the SEN
ter tract near Gi1soa station, sold under de-
cree OF fheCounfy CCurt OF GIBSON, TO Moore
4 Hutchergor. on which there IL alien FOR bal
snee ~ purcnass money, $500 and interest,
rom 18th January ISL due rom said Moore
Seeond.1 enc tract OF is acres near Gibson
staffou ronysysd by6.D Yaudeu 70 AOore
q Hutcherson. BY deed registered in said
there Is q len for $3.50 unpaid purchase
mouey owing by said Moore AutcheTsons
Third. Oneother tract near GIBSON station
Of 1857 acres, described In the contract Of
sale from & 1--WE TO Ing a MOORE registered
IN said cOantFrin 6OOkNo. L page 16l. On
which thsre Is q lien for unpald purchase
money due nom Moore Ing, q u51 81 q
interest IRON 18th DeCem5er, 81
/ viii sell only the undivided Interest o.
said More, suhjecs 70 said lie1Es and the
Purchaser VIII acqufre eniy said undivided
interest," eneumbsFed with the liens af0ra-
And at the time and place last msntioned,
I win sell ths notes and ccOuu1z and claims
Of said Moore which have oueto nv hands,
a list Of which wiz Be furnished atthe time
Memphis, August q. uFl.l
aus7 - John ". DICKINSON Assignee.
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Monday. the 25th day Of September. 1871,


aeertaia tract OF land. lying IN the Third and
Fourth ivu Districts Of shelby county, In
range 8, section 4, OF the Eleventh Surveyors
district, containing By estimation $50 acres,
more or less, bounded as follows: Beginning
ct astake, thenos south So. vest 81 Inks, q
black grm marked 81 o. thence west g.
north with L. Stewart line, 81 chains
50 links ioa stake, Is link east OF 3 black
Stewards line; thence south - west with
said line 10 chains, &H links 20 & stake 9
Inks west OF a hickory marked at. X;
thence west s. north, with said heirs line
crossing Big creek IS chains to 3 stake. 50
Inns south OF q horn bean marked "T- g"
on the west boundary EneOft the James Rob
tns0u 200 acre grant No. IL thence south. 81
west, with said line s. chains u stake, the
heirs OF Joel McEemOEe's north west corner;
thence east, s south with their Line 1a
chains, so links to . slippery elm marked
heirs J.. =. Goes southvest corner thence
north 5H9 east, with their line 40 chains to q
stake, - links east of 3 red oak marked IN.
s." said heirs northwest eQxRer5 thence east
with their line g chains 70 q stakes thence
south 25o west to 8 hickory marked M. 3"
on the east boundary line Of said acc acre
grant No. n: thence north - saab with Ratd
line, Is chains 504fnks 70 the beginning
TEREs CT SALE-TWeiYe hundred dollars
cash, and purchasers note with approves
security for b balance of purchase money,
lea retained upon the land until all the
purchase money Is paid. Equity OF redemp-
ton barred. sale within Legal hours.
JOHN 81. FREEMAN. Clerk
". n. Randolph solicitor, auA
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PETITION FOR Ihc0RP0RATIOH.

EDMUND o0LB, UarE d Master.
ByBJ J, BIACE, Deputy G. and -.
Elicit 4 Phelsn. soIs. sept
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Trustees sails

DER aud by virtue Of q deed OF Trust,
To me executed, ty jacob 6. Galloway,
trustee and Mary Z. Galloway, his wife, on
It's Iftday OF October, 1879. and recorded IN
b Registers once Of Shelby CGnnty, Ten
nessse. in record bOOk number Is, page s6I.
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MoldaY. Saltember IS, Ed

Within legal hours, the following described
propeTty, tO-wit:
Anthe right, title and interest Of defendant
Saltalamachia, in and TO q certain term for
years or 1easehold interest, to begin and run
nom the LIST day OF May, 1855, for 81 years
thence next ensuing 20 and for q lot OF
ground In the city Of Memphis, described IS
lot No. co. beginning on The south side OF
WashtnRtoR sta Get iSe set from the intersec-
ton OF the east line OF Fourth street with
the south n Of Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 20 feet and ex~
tend1Eg back south, between pareIlel lines
at right-angles with Washington street, &c
feet to a private alleY. being the same prop
erty conveyed toH sltalamach3a by AR Wad-
deli on b hrst day OF May or 18th OF jan
uary, EaA - 81
Also, the liquors, 0xtures a furniture IA
the saloon, No. Is Jenenaon street, Memrhiz
Also, al the furniture above IN said buiff-
ing and ne building next thereto On the
west H q
TRIMS OF SALE-The real estate to be sold
on & credit Of six mon4hSs notes. with an.
proved security required, bearing interest
rom dafs. lien retained IS security. Hauttv
OF redemption barred. The personal Dropar.
n viii be sold fOroeEn
sEDWUNO A. COLI. Usrk and Masfsr.
Wr1Rhk &McKLssiGk, a 8amrT0cle, AttyA
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EDUCATIONAL
University of Alabama,
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.

MATHEW f. MAURY, LII d., Professor.
VS. WYMAN, A. n, Professor of Latin.
W. J. VAUGHAN, A. M Professor Of APP
piled Mathematics.
&. F. MEEK, A. N Professor of English
Literature.
DIS PECK. A. NJ, Professor OF Pure Mathe-
GEN. GEO. P. HARRISON, Professor Of MI
itary Engineering and Commandment.
A. S. GARNET, II. D., Professor OF Natural
History and Surgeon
REV. TELFAIR HODGSON, A. NJ, Professor
OF Moral Philosophy.
W. A. PARKER, PHI. D., Professor OF Greek.
]. G.. GRISWOLD, Pm. D. Professor Of Mod
n. I. IGPrON, A. M, Professor Of ChCmis-
EAsMTTH, Phi. D., Professor of Geology
and Mineralogy.
i. The plan Of instruction adopted for the
re organization of the University Is that OF
Tadepeadent Schools.
2 The discipline viii be that OF the best mill
itary Institutions OF the country, under the
direction OF the President and Commandant
8 An applicant for admission into the low.
est class IN the Institution, must pass q salts
factory examination on English Grammar,
Geography and Arithmetic; and for admis-
sion into an advanced class. must satisfy the
Professor in each school into which be pro-
poses TO enter Of his ability TO pront BY the
instruction to be given.
4. The scholastic year Is divided INTO Two
terms. h .nrst begins on the urst Wednes-
day in October. and continues to the second
Wednesday in February. The second begins
a. the close Of the nrst, and continues 10 the
last Wednesday OF June following.
5. The mode OF Instruction Is by Lectures
aud Tex: Books, accompanied by daily exam
nations
s. EXPENSES The following charges in
elude every necessary expense per session Of
nine months, half of which must be paid at
ThA hDUan nNDL 4 HaRh IaEmg
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

ny VIRTUE of two f. FGs. issued BY
ID the Clerk OF the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, and to me directed AID in
favor OF Levi Ashford q Co, the other In
favor of Wickhsm & PeudIeton. both vs.
Henry 3. Joiner, surviving partner ofJotnel
& Rtrkieg. Twill, on
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monday, the 25th dar Of ssptsnb.r, I87I,

in front Of the premises described below, on
second street, In the city Of Memphis; A
certain lot ttuate in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, being the n undivided half OF
the east half of lot No. A9, as designated on
the map and plan Of the city Of Memphis,
the said east half0f said lot being situated ~
the northwest corner Of the Intersection Of
Second ard Madison streets, in said city, and
frontingO on she north side OF Madison street
74M feet, and on the west side of Second
street, ~ tseb makinga square Of az feet
By IA feet, The interest to be sold in said
lot being the undivided moiety OF which A.
3 Caldwell, died. seized ard possessed.
EEEHs OF aud twelve months
credit purchaser giving notes with approved
security, and 3 lien retained upon the prop
erty until the purchase money Is paid.
Equity OF redemption barred. sales within
1sgalhours.
JoHNH FREEMAN. Clerk.
August 9th, 1871.
Wright q MeKiesiek, Estes 4 Jackson.
Solicitors. arA
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ton Railroad
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The GREAT SOOTHING REmEpY.

Cures Collie and Gripping No.
m5n.t. In the Bowels, and fscilt-
49," S tates the process of Teeth 1s
ing.
m. 6nbdues Commissions and 49,
m. cvercomes all diseases In *
ess..n cfdsn3 TO infants and chill. Csass
tdrens r
Cures Dfarrhea, Dysen- pvsee
ATG tt6rY and umn-er Com *
Whftconb's nlaiut In ehiIdrsn Of an C2s
Syrup. ages,
IL 70 the Great Infants and Children's
Soothing Remedy for all disorders broaght
on by Teething or any otheF cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTOa MEDICINE
CO., st. Louis, No.
sold by druERiHts and dealers in medicine
-veryw6e
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Tuesday. the 2sth Dav Of segfember. ls7I

Within legal hours, at the Southwestern cor
ner Of Nam and Madison streets, in the city
Of Memphis, TeDneasee. sen for cash, 70 the
highest bidder, the folio wing described prop
ertys tO-Wtt. A certain lot or parcel OF
ground st The corner Of Third aud Market
Streets south OF Market and east OF Thiyd
streets, including the most westerly tens-
mem II the block OF buildings Owned by
Fraser Titus.
Rsmls On IL conner o. Anlfa aEQ Mar
ket streets, At the southeast fntsrsscsicn Of
Of said Streets; thence east with Harkst
street 70 the center Of the division wal be-
tween thataud The next ad dining tenement
thence with the esntsF Of the sGEue parallel
with Third street one M and forty
eight AID a hail lAHl feet to IN alley;
thence westwardly with the alley 70 the east
margin OF Third street; thence northWardly
With said street % the beginning.
Title believed 20 be perfect but 7 VIII sell
snd convey only such title IS Is vested In ne
BY said Deed OF Trust
August q, ISL su2O
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CABLE SCREW WIRE
BOOTS AND SHOES

Claimed to be the Best,
Acknowledged to Be the Best,
Proved to Do the Best.
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MOST BURARLE
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14
\ ps IN NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, September Is, 2:l5 pm
Government securities dull with a slight
decline through the list. Sterling dull at
I0S%. Gold losning st Lie Of l per cent.
The money Market is easy at 8 Per cent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14

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COMMENCING Sunday, September 30,
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