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EkRCUs J. WRIGHT,
eHarln Of SheIhY cnnnfv.

Shelby Comfy Qasrtsriv Court, October
Term 81 fhurslay. October 8, Is7L
TsHE Hfnphis srd Raleigh Railroad Com
Psny- AaFilg applied 10 this court
through taeiV representatives for The loan on
the credit or shelby county, Ieunessss, a.
company 10 the amount Of s53GQ payable
az Is years Gom dste OF issue. bearing eight
per cent interest," With coupons attached,
payable semi. annuaIly a. the Omc5 OF seld
com pany, in the city OfMemphls, said bonds
to be issued by tie company and indorsrd
BY the county whenever the company shall
have nSst graded, eridged AID tied the entire
rOad from Memphis 70 Raleigh and paid for
the same. and when fssued the same shall bs
snd constitute lien superior 70 al others In
tayor OF the county upon the road, iron, tie,
bridges, rolling stock, engines, privileges
and franchises 70 secure the payment Of said
bonds and coupons al maturity and believ-
ing that the Construction OF said railroad
VIII promote tHs interest OF the people OF
Shelby county, and tnat the county viii be
protected IN the Endorsement OF said bcndss
II IS therefore ordered by the Court. That
the Chairman Of this Court be and he Is here
by authorized and GiIGcted 10 indorss IN thu
bonds Of the Memphis and Raleigh Rs1rosd
Company described, as Aforesaid. tC the
amount Of hty thousand dollars, whenever
the President and Director o. SAID company
shall a certified 10 and satisded him that
said company has graded, br1dged and tied
the entire road rom Memphis 70 Raleigh
and paid for the same, q the credit o. Shell
BY county is hereby Pledged for the payment
OF Eaid bonds and coupons A. maturity thar0E
z 1UGl A4Ab loan OF A41 credit OF EueAgJ
county shall become binding only when rat
ined by the constitutional majority Of the
LEGAL voters OF The county, and 70 test their
sense OF this question;
IL Is hereby ordered. Thai the Sheriff OF the
coaEty make publication IN Two daily papers
Published IN Memphis OF an eleciiOn % BE-
held for that puEpos5 - the regular vOtirg
precincts OF the county on E-turdays the
nth Of November, lSIs and tEst = m
this order be, with the notice OF tbs election,
published for thirty days preceding the cleo
ton.
8 These who favor the loan shall, At said
election, write or print On their ballots the
words, " FOR Loan" and those who oppose
the same shall write or print on their balios
the words, NoLoa1s and the Sheriff snail
Immediately afer the election make retnrn
thereof 10 the Clerk Of the County Court OF
the number Of the votes poIled Tor and
against the loan, and the clerk shall there
upon certify 10 the Chairman OF this Court
the result OF said election. The coapanT
VIII pay all costs incident 70 the election.
Ayes: Esquires WilheTington. Giles, Haze,
SpeilmaR Winters, NoucTfet, PuIfam. Calt-
well, Brewer, Buntynt Hoegel, Brown, Burke.
Elliott. HoOre, Mile, Gltseon, Brooks and
S~tone-1s; nays: ESquirss Walker, Jones
and Holensn-3.
witness my hand and seal OF once a.
Office. in the ely Of Memphis, Tennessee,
this 9Th day Of October. A. D. 1871,
JAMES REILLY, CLERK.
By ]. d. JULIEN. DC. W-ocll
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PROF. EMILE WnzMAKs

Respectfully announces that 10 meet an *
d, sfrR want ne will organize Select
as Of Young Gentlemen for instruc-
tfo1 in ne French and German Ian
CIsszes viii bs opened on the INST day OF
OeseDeE' E..s - '1ring the Scholastic
Year. -aer
Recitstious viii Re had tHic. -
TERNs-s6 a month per pupil for No
tgo or more. invariably IN advaue-
made for absence.
Private lessons in French, German n
Music given at the residences % pupils, At sIe
per month
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COTTON PRESS.
n. D. Cheeks WrOasht-IrSa Screw Piants-
tica c0ttea Press.
Patented Dec. %, 1855; August ,, $50.

A 7 Ny OLD STAsD, I22 LINDEN 81,
a Memphis, Tennessee. / viii supsriuteud
and give my entire attention TO the manu-
facture of this Justly celebrated and most
wonderful lsbor-saVingC Cotton Press In the
last two yeaTs 1 have sold this Press 70 many
old experienced cotton planters, 20 whom i
hRs given sucu universal snd entire Ezttsiac-
ton that Il would now be s-upgrfuOus In me
10 say more than pledge myself that, this
year, the Cheek Cotton Press sha be fully
equal, II not superior, TO those sold Last
gear. Suffice 1t 70 say, thai in baling OF this
press you are rid OF much labsF. many dim
culties, and a vast amcuntof annoyance that
you have when ballng on an other press, 10
say nothing OF the humbug tricks.
All orders for the Cheek Cotton Press mus
be addressed 70 FORD, PORrER q Co Ne
Dhis Tennessee. Nd CHEEK.
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QUEEN
COMPANY
or LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
Continues to give protection against Ioss by
nre at an equitable sdvanes in rates.
Capital s2.OOO,O goo Sterling.
tai $4,000 goo Sterling.
OFFICE OF QUEEN Insurance Col
U. y. BRANCH. III BROADWAY.
NEM YoRK. October9 9. ls7l.I


Any pushes fully proved to be unproht.
able should be abandoned.
Acting upon that principle. this company
Withdrew their agency nom chicago In
LOSSES IN THE TERRIBLE CONFLAGRA-
TON THAT SWEPT OVER THAT CITY
YE5TEkDA1, sheeHng the financial, COM
mercisl and insurance interests OF the whole
country, Gripping and tmpalring many OF
the Oldest and so1ndes Insurance com
paniss, aud Utterly running so many, that
properly holders with difficulty decide where
TO look for protection.
We tfusttRlE calamity viii of necessity end
the reckless and, in many instances, scanda-
lous competition that has sprung up villain
the last two yeSrs, almost driving prudent
under W1ters from the field, and giving an
mistakable premOnltton that q day OF wreck
and r~etrtbution was certain In the not very
distant future, and which Is only p~recipitat-
cd by this terrible visitation OF Providence,
Insurance ia one OF the main pillars sus-
tanning the credit OF the mercantile Interest,
and should be SO managed as 10 make sure
its safety and s~oundness undo all clrcum-
stanees-in tact lis stability shOuld be
shove all suspicion.
This caa never bs unless underWriters adj
here 10 such rates OF premium as experience
has proved to be adequate and necessary 70
meet ordinary losses 6Sd provide a reserve
fund for such co~rtingsneies Is are sure 10
orise. Nc prudencs or foresight can foreteli
the time or place that the blow VIII fall, yet
II is sure TO come, as the rgcords show: Troy.
Portland and Chicago succeeding each other
IL LOO - AAa2A1 aAAAO III "
ping the gigantic growth OF 1.-THE country.
The mercantile and insurance interests are
so intimately blended that IL is reasonable 10
assume that the former VIII readily and cor
daily respond 10 sny reasonable demand
Of such companies as have fortunately
escaped the general wreck, or have stock
holders able z willing 10 make good their
impairment, for an equitable sdVance Of
rates, sufficient TO bring their business TO a
paying point and give assurance OF a mfur
sound condition.
RATES MUSF RE ADVANCED TO A
PAYING POINT OR BUSINESS DECLINED;
the future SAFETY OF insurance depends upon
underNr iters adherins 70 this POsitiOn.
We therefore advise cur agents, in respond
10 the increased demand thai viii inevi.
ta6ly PRESS upon them for the Queen's
mt TO drnIy adhere to the spirit OF the above
snd insist upon suca equitable advance as
fmpsTGtpey demands.
Agents, when IN doubt as to the proper
rate. Will refer TO this office, and viii then
have sach advice IS experience dictates
We trust our agents viii give their active
ana efficient cooperation in accommodating
the ants of the public. and are confident
that the QUEEN INSURANCE
can through them render q service TO the
mercantile community that viii prove NUT
ualiy satisfactory.
WIN. Il. ROSS,
Manager, u. 3.
H. 7. T0MLINS0N, AGENT,
oeI7 No. " Madison Street.
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FlMANcE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
TUESDAY, October %, ISL. ]



The general feeling in financial circles Is
better, and as time passes and the effect of the
Chicago fire becomes better known, more cOn
ndence is entertained. The stringency in New
York has not been felt here sufficiently "a
make any changes whatever in money. Rates
remain the same, and regular customers are
accommodated readily at 10 TO u per cent. pei
aunum; outside rates range al from 2 TO 3 per
cent. per month. Currency Is in fair supply,
equal to the demand, and bankers report a
very active counter business. Shouidt the gov
eminent, as Is talked OF, throw a few millions
Of currency upon the market 70 counteract the
loss by the fire in Chicago, money would be
really easier than before that event.
In exchange there is nothing new, save It Is
making more freely than for the past few days,
from the fact that cotton sales have been
larger. Rates are the same y on New York
nd = on other pOlHts.
The gold market has been weak, and o1er-
ings light; dealers here pay HOY TO Ill.
Silver, In sums of $50, is worth los, and in
less quantities, los
Stocks and securities are IN light demand
Arkansas levee bonds are still On the market,
and 5000 sold for 29c; 5000 I'd mortgage Missis-
sippi Central bonds sold this morning at nc,
and was considered we'll sold, taking into
consideration the late panic in New York.
Other stocks and securities are unchanged and
nothing doing.
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VALUABLE SUBURBAN LANDS
For Bale.

No. s. D-seeond Chaneery C~ourt-ThOs.
q. Neal ct al. vs. K. ]. b L. VIM OF al
DY virtue OF 3 consent decree Of the second
~ ChanceTy Court OF shelby county en-
tered In the above cause.I viii, AZ my once
door, on Second street, Memphis. offer 81
public sale, on
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C. TFsadwsII & Bros.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
COTfO n FACTORS,
No. d UNION STREET,
BLOCK, : MEMPHIS TENN.

EAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
y Il hiss ever been their pleasure to offer,
both TO the city and country trade, consisting
In part, viz:
1900 bags Coffee 1000 g sNailsg
o hhds. sugar o 5bEs. SuEaFI
5000 bids. IFOn-afes-0n PATTERNS
2O0O piece Baggfng, 2 10 81 pounds
1900 Bbls. ElOur-aH ErnaeE5
700 hbia. salt ; o bb9s- Whfaky
o pkgs. Tobacco o eases SsFoAnesI
o cases OYSTERS
Bacon. Mess Pork, Hams, LaFdg
Maekerel. MOIAsses, Meal, and various
other articles An their line tee ume
Gus 10 Re1tA0Rs
The attention OF Wholesale dealers is spe-
cfaIiy invited to their large stock, which has
been gotten up with great care, and Is offered
az prices that must ps0ve satisfactory to buy
ers,
Their Cotton Department Is under the
charge OF A. q. TREADNELL, who gives his
personsI attention to the sale OF Cotton, an
having had Is years experience In the bust
ness, feels competent to do Justice 10 shippers
in the sale OF the staple. They would further
return Thanks for the very liberal patronage
heretOrors extended to them, and respect
fully solicit n -continnalce of the same.
sell a&W
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pR. }. E. WRIGHT,

of Columbia louisiana, offers his pro-
fessional services 70 the citizens Of Memphis
and vicinity. A continuous and extensive
consecutive years having given him q rae
teal familiarity with the various types OF
endemfcal In q Southern climate, he
hopes 20 give satisfaction to All
who may favor him with their patronage
devoted special attention 20 OPERA
TIVE for many years, and success
tions Of the day, he respectfully sohelts pat
ronage IN thai branch Of his profession
Omes and residence corner or court =
~ ~ afr.afa o.
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Saturday, koysmbsr II, 1871,

70 test the sense OF the qualified vot-
ers OF said county on retifyIne and ap-
proving The action OF the C0uuty
Court In agreeing and promising % inGorss
on oelaL OF and In the name Of tie co1nty,
MY thousand dollars in amount OF me
bonds OF The Memphis aud Raleigh Railroad
Company payable at d years, bearing efzht
per cent. Wlth coupons attached, payable
s~emt-annualys upon tns terms aud condi-
tons 5 ecined In the ordsrs which Il here
with Published
Those WHO favor the ioan o. the credit Of
the county, - Endorsed Aforesaid, VIII write
CT print on their ficEeiF, For Lean" and
those opposed vii write Or print In their
o. No Loan"
A list Of the JUICES, clerks snd officers VIII
be published be ore tbed day OF election.
Orfoher fn r4TT
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DRESS MAKING.

AIRS 4. MARSH takes pleasure in an.
IVA ~nouncing to her old patrons aud the
public generally, that she has resumed the
DRESS MAKING BUBINE6B An NO, $40
DESOTO STREET, hind door south OF
vance, where she is prepare to MI all or.
ders In her line, in the latest styles, always
having an assortment of patterns On hand
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To the Farmers.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified IS administrator OF the
II estate OF WardlsW Howard, deceased, no.
tfee IS hereby given 70 al persons having
WITHIN the time prescribed by Law, or this
notice will be plead In bar. Ali persons In
debted 20 said estate viii please ON for
ward aud settle. JOHN M. HEWITT.
Sept. u. ISL Administrator
tne-ssl0-IREfW -
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ELECTION NOTICE.

DE virtue Of an order Of the Honorable
- County Court o shelby county, in quar-
Leriy session, a. It's present October session,
viii open and hold an election At ali the
legal voting places In said county, on
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NKw YORK, October "a, 1880 pm The ma
ket IS very unsettled and irregular In price.


NEW YORK, October q, lO25 a~.m.-Govern-
ment securities are dull, with a slight decline
through the list. Sterling is steady at l0S5s.
Gold Is loaning at l-S2 OF l pei cent
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NEW YORK. October q, 10 a-m.-Cotton mar
ket quiet. Sales, 6T7S; receipts, 2i,4lg; here,
S92 bales. Ordinary. l6lsc; good Ordinary,
l73Sc; low middling, lS1sc; middling, lS1gci
good middling, 1910.
Sis p.m.-CottOn market closed steady; in fair
demand. Sales 10 spinnerS, eb bales; export,
1850; speculation, leo; contracts, I79O-OctOber
and November, ls1Sc; December, Is 7-l6c; Jan
uaTy, 1870; February, 1850; March, l91Sc; April,
l91Sc.
Cotton in New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, October p, IL am Cotton
steady. Middliug, l6}sc. Sales, 800 bales.
2~p.m-COtton quiet and steady; middling,
lS<c. sales, 800.
Cotton I'm Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, October p, 1870 a.m.-Cotton
dull and declining; middling uplands, 91sd;
Orleans, g4d,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

No. I'll, Rim the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee. II. Martin
ct al. firm OF Martin 4 HIlsman1 vs.. Ed
ward v. Dunn ct al
IT appearing that a writ Of attachment wa
Il issued In the above cause February I'd,
ISL, upon the bill OF compliments fled here
in same day against the estate OF defendant,
Edward v. Dunn, who Is therein alleged
p0a fddayit to be q resident CT Arkansas
M q nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee,
thai he is indebted to compliments in the
sum OF SlE3 70, for one advanced to him
BY them; that said writ Of attachment has
been returned, levied upon the property OF
defendant Dun
re Is therefcre ordered, that he max his sp-
pearancs herein, at th1 courthouse In tbs
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the INST
Monday In November, 1871, and plead ansEer
or demurto compliments bin, or the same
VIII be AXE for confessed as to him. and
set for hearing exparte; and that q copy OF
this order be published once . week, Tor four
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
This September II, ISL
A ~eopy-Attest
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By &. 7. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and master
Mcdowell and Martini Sois for complaints
tue aep2l
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H. 7. T0ALINsOs, AGENT,
DELI No. " Madison Street.

A. c. FREApWELL, late Beachsm 4 TreadWs4
A. b. TREADwELL, Of Treadwell Pros.
L. A. TREADwELL, OF TreadWe1 Bros.
B. D. EREADwELL, OF Treadwel Bros.
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MEsPN AND LI1CLE ROCK R. r.

CHANGE OF TIME,
COMMENCING Sunday, September Sd,
" lSl Until further notice, train will run
daily as follows:
Leave m
...-. .-....6.S0 am
Ar pm
A"rrive-Little Rock. pm
Returning arrive at Memphis-....6.M pm
Ferry boat leaves foot Of Union street
promptly at $50 am. Close connections made
at DevaL's Bluff with K. X. Packet Cos line
OF steamers for all points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
OF stages for Hot Springs. Camden, Arkadel-
phia, washington and polnts in Texas. Also
with steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Blum, Fort Smith n intermediate points
and with trains on the Little A0ok and
Fort smith railroad.
For tick ets or Information apply at COM.
pany's office, 81 Madison street; st Office OF
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, Z7% Main
street, or al ONCE of Memphis and CharIes-
ton Railroad, rs Main street.
C.P OAKLEY, ALEX. WADDELL,
eenI Ticket AL. Passenger Ag't.
A. ~ LIVERM0RE,
sep2 General SupAR4ntendenG
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Refers By Permission to

Application may bemade 10 him a. his rooms
No. $50 Ia SECOND STREET,
up stairs, between Monroe and Union streets.
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Administrative NotIcs.

ErTERS of administration having been
Ia granted and issued 70 me Upon The e.
tate or N. A. VanPelt, deceased, BY the Pro
bate COurt Of shelby county, tennessee, az
indebted to said estate are requested 70 caAt
and pay the same; and ali persons koldlnS
claims against said estate are hereby notlned
10 pressnt Tie same within the tine pre-
scrfbed by law, or the same VIII be forever
barred. a. ID. GIBSON, Administrator.
mon sepu,
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CARD.

nAVING this day disposed OF the entire In
H terest In the firm OF Van Pelt & Gibson
to Nessrs. AppersOn & Kennedy hereby
return thanks 20 the public for the patronage
received 1t their hands, and take pleasure In
commencing to their consideration cur sue
cessors, who are enteFprising merchants and
eminently deserving Of their liberal patro1-
age.
The books and accounts Of the late drm
will be settled by the undersigned, al the Old
NO. &9k Main street
A. q. GIBSON, Surviving partner.
September IL, H7l.
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W. B. A H,
COTTON FACTOR
AND
COMMISSION
Magnolia Block, upstairs,
z Union Street. : Memphis, Tenn.
AdministratOr's NotIcs

HAVING qualified as administrator of
II q J. walker, deceased, this is to no.
estste 70 Gle the same, duly p~robated. with
me within the time allowed by law, AN
persons indebted 70 said estate win please
come forward and settle without delav.
tu-oele THoS HoLEMAE, 81, AdmT.
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HOPE HALL INSTITUTE,


q OUTHERN HOOP @
!. !. J. J !. ] ] !. !. /. J ]. .. : ! :. !. J. ! ]. |. ] !. ]. !. ]. . / ! ''...S
y Skirt Mandatory, EtiINlTFTH
1851 Main street, nesr SfffW
Washington. season of N&tBW
ls7l-IS7l.9 The improved EISW
Eugene Skirt, with adj fSN
Unstable Bustle, is now tEA
ready, in all SIZES: also, MU&lM
the Empress Skirt, to be /INAAM
worn with separate Bus-(NtEAlAA
Tie. Special attention ST. I'll
called to my compete
stock OF real French Cor
sets and Children's Sup
porting Waists, with whalebone or cord;
fOtseauis Embroidered, Long and Nursing
COrsets; ReTly's plain Corset; Nine. Du-
points short Corset; Nine. Foy's skirt Sup
porting Corset; the Skeleton Corset; Misses
French Corsets. and the new, long Fids-steel
Corset, handmade. These COrsets are the
best: can be purchased only In the manufac-
tory. Also, the improved Shouide Braces;
Breast Protectors, in whalebOne, s4iTerW1re
and infiatable rubber. Wholesale and retail
sA78 LOUIS LANCE
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4. n APPER5oN. A.. Z.
APPERSOM & KERkEDAY,
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AMI SHOES,
26a l.2 Na'n ST. Mamnhis.

WE take pleasure In announcing 10 our
w lends in the city and country. THAI
We hay purchased the stock OF Boots and
are making larze additions and win, In afew
days, offer TO the public the hest selected
stock OF every article usually kept By houses
in this business, which We pledge ourselves
to sell as low as any house in the city.
Our motto shall be prempt 2 polite atten-
ton. best goods, short profits and quick sales,
and beg that our hiendE VIII Civ as acsu be-
lore purchasing elseWheIe- tel6
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1871 FALL AND WINTER SEASON 1871
MRS. NJ c.
SOUTHERN
Emporium Of Fashion,
247 MAIN ST., MEMPHIS TENN.

SEPTEMBER, IB7I.
To the ladies OF Memphis and surrounding
country
WE TAKE PIE A8URE IN INFORMING
w you that our fall snd winter stock IL
open for pour inspection. comprising a large
assortment ofStraW Goods, Flowers. Ribbons
ana silks. Grapes and Illusions, Velveis Of AL
shades, Laces and Nets. and everything
requisite ID the mtlinsry business, with al
the latest novelties and fancy goods CT tbs
season. We respectfully solicit q visit to cur
establishment, where We shall AIN. By low
prices and fair dealing, to sell ~ low a. any
othsr house IN the city.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. N. @ HUNTER,
ef7 Main street. opp, Odd Feilows' Han.
Dressmaking in the latest Partisan styles.
Stamping and braldiDz done BORDER. lseE
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], RAWLINGS. IL. L. WEBB. L RAWLINGS
IL. RAWLINGS & 60
Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 Front Street,
UP-sTAIRsl.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

- To those who desire II, We viii advance
three-fourths OF the value Of cotton on de.
livery, charging nothing for the advance
ADVANCE until the cotton Is sold and the
money collected. This can hardly fall 20 oe
appreciated By those who bring In cotton on
wagons, and want the money 70 return tne
same day before the cotton can be sold, and
BY merchsnts and buyers VINO want tne
money In hand for the purpose or IstnVest-
lag. b facilities for IemittanceS % eA-
pres are such that the shipper can have the
money in hand in two OF three days after 3
shipment.
prices, free OF charge, when We have the
money in hand. SCI
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Last year at his time middling here was
l55{e; in New York, T12e; gold, NE; uplands
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Has IUfmtu an assOcIaIlon Win
Or. II. ROSs. SURGEON pEKTIsT.

Or. u. ROSS, SURGEON DENTIST,
who makes a speciality OF filing teeth, and
Will give the closest attention to the greatly
improved science Cfsaving the natural teeth;
also pays particular 10 the treat
ment OF diseased gums and teeth, and the
regulation of children's teeth.
q. h. Hard. the introducer into Memphis of
MITROUS OXIDE GAS,
for the painless extraction of teeth, COM
menqAbits use ia 1872, and has given il over
1000 times without accident. He this
gAsby his patent regulator that prevents the
heat exceeding 300 avoiding the burning of
the nitrate OF ammonia and generating Inn
pure gas, rendering It harmless.
No. 245 Vain Street, Up Stairs 70 the Left.
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LONDON, october 81. n:sOa.m.-