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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-17
Sew York DRY Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The New York
daily Bulletin says there is fair amount
of business doing, but trade has not fully
opened for the week, yet prices are un-
changed for cotton goods. Prints are get
ting scarce, and dark goods are in very
short supply. Foreign goods continue in
demand in moderate lots. Woolens and
over coating are in rather better request,
but are selling at low prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-17

VHHEREAs, ~ ACCORDANCE WITH
w law, there viii be held in the Ten Wards
I Of the City of Nashville,
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81. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-FIOur-steady.
Wheat slow at S1.45a1.S0. Corn 366363c.
Oats 263627. Rye and barley unchanged.
Whisky 9oc. Mess pork $l4.506l4.75.
Bacon firner. Lard, summer 81. Hogs
dull at 4.SO65.0O. Cattle 18663c., full
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LONDON, Sept. 16.-Consols, money 92s;
on account 92l. United States 5-20s '65,
e31c, do 81, 90; 10-40s S7a;
PARIS, Sept. 16.-Rentes SAT. 40c.
. LIVERPOOL, Sept. Breadstufs firmel
Rev winter wheat rs 5d612s 10d. Flour
30s Cd.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-FloHr steady;
Xxx S6O0a7 90. Wheat lever; No. spring
$l.20a1 .283; No. 2 $1.21, cash. Corn S5sa
Soc. Other grains steady and prices un-
unchanged. Mess pork held at $14.50.
Lsrd-winter DC; summer Ssa9ic. Bulk
meats-shoulders sc; short ribs S5a9c.
Bacon unchanged Whisky SOC. Freights
higher-vessels scarce-Buffalo 125al3c for
corn; l3sal4c for wheat.
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CYRcNNATI, Sept. 16.--Cotton quiet
and MISUNDERSTANDING 20lc.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 16.--Cotton quiet
low middling i92c.
Memphis, Sept. 16.--Cotton--duIl and
nominal.
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Personal.

COLONEL NJ. T. Polk will represen
Hardeman county in the next Legisla
ture.
Hon. J. p. ALEXANDER, a gallan.
gentleman well Known in the South
has been elected Mayor of Florence
Kansas. He is a kinsman of our Bust
ness Manager.
S. r. SHRoLEs, Walden, Mississippi
j. NJ. r. Summons, United States Navy.
B. d. Hodges, Iuka, Mississippi; Isaac
Dunn, Mississippi; w. S. Settle, Louis.
vile; S. r. COckrell, Little Rock; Jas
II. Allen, Nashville; A. WashwOOd, Ar.
kansas, are at the Peabody hotel.
Mrs. CATRON, relict Of the late Judge
Catron, long a faithful and able member
of the United States Supreme Court,
died suddenly of heart disease at her res
idenee, North Summer street, Nashville,
on Friday morning last. The deceased
was a member of n of the oldest FAM
lilies of Nashville, and at the time of her
death was far advanced in years.
COLONEL WIN. H. BIBB, late of Aber-
deem, and now of COTinth, is en- route for
Texas, with the view of getting anthem
tic "reminiscences from the heroic Texas
Second Regiment, connected with their
participation in the battles Of Corinth.
The Colonel is a lawyer and writer of
fair fame. His contemplated work, to
be called "Annals of the Battles fought
in and around COrinth," will meet, no
doubt, with a ready sale. He wishes
officers and men throughout the country
to send him at once, by mail, to Corinth,
any incident or circumstance worthy of
note, to be incorporated in his work. He
designs completing it by December.
having already one hundred and twenty
pages of manuscript. The work will
comprise between seven and eight hum
dred pages.
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An Original Suggestion,

EDITORS APPEAL see a commune
cation in your paper this morning, in
which the writer claims that all the del
egates are bound to cast their votes for
Mr.. Lacey. How can this be thusly?!'
In our ward we voted the largest vote
for Bob LOoney, and of course in voting
for him it was understood to be our wish
that the delegates would do the same, or
We would not have elected them. Not
having the vote before me, 1 do not re-
member who received a majority in the
different wards; but I think the votes
should be cast as the delegates were
elected-that is, Lacey to get the votes
in all the wards he carried; LOoney,
Duff and Others to get the votes of their
delegates. If carried out any other way,
1 do not think it would be toting fair.
1 voted for Looney and at the same time
voted for a LOoney delegate, and now
for him to vote for Lacey he would not
be carrying out, / think, the instructions
of the parties that voted for him.
W. OF the Tenth Ward.
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II. ". LOewenstine.

Colonel ]. A. Signiago says in the
Grenada Sentinel the following good
words for Mr.. H. NJ. Loewenstine,
who is a candidate for Tax-Collector Of
this county:
Henry NJ. LOewenstine, one of the
most liberal and enterprising merchants
of Memphis, announces himself as an
Independent candidate for Tax-Collector
of Shelby county. We like to see this.
Politics in local offices is detrimental to
the public good; and when such men as
H. NJ. L~Oewenstine offer themselves, the
people should seize the opportunity and
elect them. He is man above reproach,
II of the bones and sinews of Shelby
county, and has spent as much money
and time for the success of the Demo-
cratic party as any man in it. He was
one of the first TO indorse Horace Gree
ley, and We hope he will be elected.
Petty conventions are becoming hum
bugs, controlled by men who have more
time for idleness and Incidence than
working for an honest living, and the
sooner the people show their contempt
for them, the better for the public well
fare.
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EDITORS APPEAL-Please tell me by
what authority our divinely constituted
masters, the little self-created associa-
tion-self-created as it now exists-put
forth the decree that the vote of this
county should be regarded as a unit, and
that a plurality man from this county
should control this district. Who in
vested the ring with plenary powers?
VINO extended its authority? 1t was
called the "ErecutiUe Committee" and
has become the legislative committee.
1t is everything, does everything, con-
trolls everything, and its despotism and
usurpatiOns are intolerable.
ATRERT
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EDITORS APPEAL notice in YOU
paper the name of ]. +. Bigelow an.
nounced as an independent candidate
for Judge of the Second Chancery Court.
l am glad to see this, and hope the peo-
pie of Shelby county will have the good
sense to elect him.
Judge Bigelow has been in active prac-
tice at the bar for nineteen years, and
d~eservedly stands high in his profession.
He acted as Judge of the Criminal Court,
under appointment of the Governor, for
one term Hon. VIM. Hunter, the regu-
lar Judge, being sick, and in that ca
paeity gave perfect satisfaction, so much
so that no judgment OF his was ever re-
versed by the Supreme Court, although
a large number Of important cases was
tried before him, including several cases
of murder. Besides his legal qualifica-
tions, Judge Bigelow is a man of high
character, and if elected will administer
the Office with dignity and to the salts
of all who litgate in his court.
The office Of Judge is not a political Of
flee, and no man who desires good gov
eminent will so far stultify himself as TO
allow his politics to determine his vote.
| have nothing to say against the DEM
candidate for this Office. He is
4 young man of responsibility and In.
te1igence, and both are men of high
character, and either would fill the po-
'ition with credit. DEMOCRAT.
I
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EXCURSION TO DENVER, COLORADO.

Parties desiring to take advantage o.
the Excursion to Colorado, can purchase
tickets on and after Monday next, the
tWenty-ninth instant, at the office of the
Memphis APPEAL, for the unprece-
dented low rate of seventy dollars the
round trip, including state-room on
steamer.
The route will be from Memphis to st.
Louis by the Memphis and St. Louis
Packet Company, and thence Uia st.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern and
Kansas Pacific railroads, passing over
the magnificent iron bridges across the
Missouri river at st. Charles and Kansas
City. n
Parties can leave Memphis any day
from the first 70 the twelfth of August.
and tickets will be good to return any
time during sixty days from date of
issue.
Colonel G. w. Alexander, Business
Manager Of the APPEAL, will furnish
any further information required.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-30

EDITORS APPEAL-In your issue o.
the ~twenty-eighth instant there is al
answer of F. w. Buttinghaus to "Irish.
man." in which he states that he was
Secretary of an organization to collect
funds for the wounded or disabled Ger
man soldiers, and that the firm OF ID. G..
IL II. M. Loewenstine, of which H. NJ.
l.. is a partner, was one of the cOntribu-
tors to said fund. The undersigned
would very respectfully ask the said
Secretary to let the German people
know: First-How much he and the
said H. NJ. i. contributed to said fund,
and if any Of the firm members, H. NJ.
l.. included, showed their faces at the
Fair! Second-How much the said
firm, or Fl. NJ. LOewenstine, gave
to him and myself, as committee
members, soliciting funds for the
German Peace Jubilee, and what he IT.
w. b. did say after we left the estab-
lishment? If +. w. b. answers these
questions, particularly the last one, in a
truthful manner, they certainly will fall
very short of being laudatory to either
II. NJ. l.. or the firm. In conclusion,
let me state that / am not an Irishman.
u. ANTE.
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Mr.. Roush Declines.

EDITORS APPEAL-In your paper OF
yesterday morning / notice a call on me,
signed IA Voter" TO become a candi-
date for the office of State and County
TaX-Collector For this compliment I
beg TO return my sincere thanks to "a
Voter" and all Others 50 kindly dis
posed toward me, but as private business
claims my undivided attention, l most
respectfully decline the use of my name
in that connection. Respectfully yours,
JOHN a. ROUSH.
Memphis, July -, 1872.
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Queries to Curry.

MEdf1ttot july ~, IosZ.
COLONEL A. P. CURRY-Dear Sir
DID you not in a card, published in
the AUaldHche, in March, 1869, or about
that time, in reply to a charge against
you of having imported, or attempted to
bring into Memphis, colored persons to
vote at an election, use the following
language?
GAS q member Of the County Repub-
lioan Committee l was selected to see
the superintendent of the different
railroads, and to make an arrangement
with them for additional cars on the
regular trains to bring voters from coun-
try precincts who preferred voting in
the city, feeling that they could do so
with more freedom than in the precincts
where they live, and that you had no
h~esitancy in complying with the request
of the committee, ETC., etc.
This question is put to you upon the
assumption that you stated to-day, on
Madison street, in the presence Of at
least twenty persons, that you had no
recollection of any such card or its con-
tents. Now, were you aware that the
same had been republished in the AP-
PEAL of a recent date. Please answer.
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THE TICKET.

EH~This is the ticket-the Democratic
ticket-tO be voted by every lover Of
Shelby county on Thursday next:
SheriG-W. J. p. DOYLE.
ChaneeIIOr-SAMUEL p. WALLER.
County Trustee-A. WOODWARD.
Tax-COiIectOr-GE0RGE L.. POWELL.
Privilege Tax-COIIeetOr-J. HARVEY
mATHES.
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THE TICKET.

E~This is the tieket-the Democratic
heket-tO be voted by every lover Of
county on Thursday next,
Sberin-W. J. p DOYLE.
ChanceIIOr-sAMUEL y. WALKER.
County Trnstee-A. WOODWARD.
Tax-COIIectOr-GEORGE n. POWELL.
Privilege Tax-COIIeetOr-J. HARVEY
MATHEB-
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An OId Lawyers story,

The article in Yesterdays APPEAL
signed H., has been the subject of gener,
al comment upon the streets and among
the people. Its object is obvious, anC
thoroughly understood. The several so.
licitors of the suffrages of the party 70,
the Congressional nomination, now apr
pGrentLy unsuccessful, are honorable
men, and in good faithsigned the pledge
to abide the result of a fair expression
of the popular will. Can the farce OF
Saturday, called a primary election
bind any one? Is it just to hold eandi-
dates or people bound by an unfair pri-
mary election? The communication OF
H. will receive, ON the Friday after the
pending election, full consideration.
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A SAD
Death OF an Infant While IIs Parents
were Asleep.

A correspondent of the Bolivar Rule
tin says:
"On last Sunday morning, twenty
wife, whole live near the Station, when
they awOke in the morning, found their
darling infant daughter, aged fifteen
months, swinging behind the bed, with
its head fastened between the bed-rail-
ing and the wall ofthe house, apparently
dead. When | reached the house an
hour after L found the child asleep in its
mothers arms, 10 wake no more save in
the kingdom above. Parents, remem
Der this lamentable accident, for the sake
of your dear children.
The sweetest child is gone
From those who loved her dear:
zone to be. with angels
Around the heavenly sphere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-30

The Democratic Executive Committee
made H. A. Lewis a committeeman, to
serve in the Sixth Ward on election day.
Mr.. Louis states that he did not ask for
the place, and regrets that he cannot fill
it for the reason that he cannot vote, in
this election, the straight ticket.
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Estate.Of W. R. Hunt, Deceased,

HAVING qualified as Executor Of
"A tate OF William Richardson Hnnf -
ceased, / hereby notify ali persons Iavfng
claims against said estate TO hle them nron.
!ne, az the store OF JOyner, Lennon III GsIs
no, - Main street, Memphis, Tennessss
M.snLn me uHle prescribed by law, sr ths
lhoeDted 70 said estate are hegehy notiied -
come forWard n settle the same. fumes 49,
y" WsJO1NER, Executor,
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THE TICKET.

RsS-Tlis is the ticket-the Democratic
ticket-tO be voted by every lover of
Shelby county on Thursday next:
SheriH-W. J. p. DOYLE.
ChanceIIOr-SAMUEL p. WALKER.
County Trustee-A. WOODWARD.
observation-disclosures r. POWELL.
Privilege Tax-COnectOr-J. HARVEY
MATHES.
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting of st.
Andrews Society will be held this Tues
day. evening at eight o'clock, at their
hall yer Willetts, 81 Adams street. A
full attendance is required.
GILBERT MCLEAN, President.
JOHN Il. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
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Is Curry for Greeley or GrnntY

EDITORS APPEAL-My Greeley friends
say that Curry is for Greeley, and the
Grant men say he is for their candidate.
Which is correct? l will give fifty dol
lars 10 him or his friends If Curry will
say which, over his own signature, with
in the next two days. DEMOCRAT.
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DrsSOL,rTTr@l-

V'HE copartnership heretofore existis- Ia.
J. In, wen ohe Hn6ersigned under the am OF
consent, Mr.. w l. Polk dispoSias Of s. inferl
est in said firm 70 7. N. RroOm. WbS IL aiio1a
Of said firm, and assumes an rsbjijfiss ~ NJ
saHe. ". /. POLK.
I. N. BROOM,
Executor for children.
At0A'A6Ar LNAAAl-s July -. H. lux
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HENRY VI. LOEWENSTINE,

THERE will be a grand picnic and
bran-dance at the Gem Garden, Old
Cherry Place, on Wednesday the 31st OF
July. Both sides Of the question will be
there. SPIKE MOLEN, Manager.
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BEsr soda at p Main street.

For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility, in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
vers aud agIe and other Intermittent fe-
vers, the "Fierro-Phosphorated Elixir of
Calisaya," made by Casswell, Hazard &
Co, New York, and sold by all drug
gists, Is the hest tonic for patients reeOY-
ering from feVers or sickness. 1t has no
equal.
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UNCLE TOMS NEW HOTEL

First dinner next Sunday. Every
body who feels an interest in the i'm
provements contiguous to our city are
invited TO attend. Uncle Tom and Aunt
Mary do certainly deserve encourage
ment for the pains they take to accom-
modate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-30

In retiring from the firm Of Grahayo 4 wou
ford, i take pleasure in recOmmersaiD~ 49,
successors TO my friends and the cnsfo5s -lei
the Old firm. Until further Eotice- 4 VIII ~ ".
found at the ONCE Of Stratton 4 WeiIforJ 70
Tvs q -
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CARD.

L hereby announce myself an indcpen'
dent candidate for the Office Of Tax.
Collector Of Shelby County, subject Ia
nothing but the ballOt-bOx. Election,
August Ist.
Hrr-nu q aurvr,-1ryN-
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me undersigned have this day formed A CO.
galtnsIsnlP under the name and style OF
5IastOn q wexford, for the purpose OF con-
Iuctlhg a cotton and general commission
business. All accounts due GTaham 4 Well
ford have been turned over TO rs and Ne MIR
carry out any promises made by them to their
customers. For the present our odfce will be
at No. 94 Front street.
JOHN T. STRATTON.
J. L. WEXFORD.
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CHAPPBD HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringwOrmsi s~alt-rheuml and
other cutaneous affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
Casewell, Hazard & Co., New YORK.
For sale by all Druggists,
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3l72 Main street. He is doing a c. c. D.
business-nO bad debts; small profits.
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PUMPS. AS Main street.

COMPELLED to close out our present
stock, we offer clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at less than cost. Linen
busters one dollar, at j. & L. Steiner's,
2SS Main, corner Madison street.
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THE TICKET.

S|~This is the ticket-the Democratic
ticket-tO be voted by every lover Of
county IN Thursday next:
shertG-W. j. p. DOYLE.
ChRneeIIor-sAMUEL =. WALLER.
County Trusfee-A. WOODWARD.
Tax-COlIecter-GEORGE B.. POWELL.
Privilege Tax-COIIectOr-J. HARVEY
MATHEs.
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"THEY CUREI" What cures? Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for a Cough. Ayers
Pills for a purgative, and Ayers Sarsa-
parilla for the complaints that require
an Alternative medicine.
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ECoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
TO the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old standl, 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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LOCAL POLITICS.


The Bolivar Bulletin says of Major
Jos. Barbiere, of this city, that he is a
gentleman Of first-rate sense and legisla-
tive ability, and a first-class editor.
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NOTICE.

y retiring from the firm of Clarke, Ely &
4 Co., l take pleasure in recommending
Ihelr successors to my friends and the Gus
toners OF the old firm. and would say to them.
that L shall remain with the new nrm durinz
me coming season and have charge Of me
cotton Department, as I have done for the
past six years.
I would also state that Mr.. JAS. s. RICH
ARDSON, the son OF Mr.. +. Richardson Of
the firm OF Richardson & May, New Orleans
brings a large capital into the con cern. max
ing IL abundanty able TO fulfil an engase-
ments OF the late firm, and largely Increase
the business, should they desire 70 do so
Memphis July l., 1877. K. &c. CLARKE
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3173
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for $40, S12,
$14, SIG and SIS.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUE e~opartneTship here tofore existing be.
tween us, under the laame ~ GrobS q
Wexford, is this day di solved bv m1fnaI con-
sent. u. z. GRAHAM.
Memphis, July 1, lS72.
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WAGNER, 3173 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
pOrters.
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is a candidate for Taxi Collector of Shell
by county, they would resi- ectfully state
that no member of THEIR firm is a cam
didate for any Office.
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THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per one thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Office,
2Ql Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-30

JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has all
the leading monthlies for July, and the
attest weeklies and dailies.
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GEM GARDEN-the Old Cherry Place
will he fun of life and fun, day and
night on Wednesday, 3lst. Brass and
string music. Refreshments of all
kinds on the grounds.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3l7A
Main street, four doors south Of Peabody
Hotel.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS Leavlng To-Day.


The river opposite the city rose eleven
inches inthe last twenty-four hours up to
three O'Clock yesterday, and stands six
teen feet four inches above extreme low
water mark. Weather clear and hot.
Business on the levee yesterday was
light. The changes of the rivers else
where are as follows: At Cairo it rose
two inches; Nashville, three feet five
inches. AT Omaha it declined four
inches; St. Louis, nineteen inches; Gin
c%innati, four inches; Louisville, one
inch. At Fort Benton, Leavenworth,
Keokuk and Vicksburg il is reported
Stationary
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

nLANTATION-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation situated IN the ITALIA
hatchie Valley, Mississippi is now offered for
sale or exchange Tor Memphis property. The
place contains 2s00 acres. AGO acres OF which is
open. The land is rich, and capable OF produc-
ing from one 10 two bales q cotton per acre
The Improvements are in lair order, and It's
productions are Away acc essabie 20 market
This Is a rare chancet TO secure a good place. II
viii be exchanged or sold on reasonable terms
or IN sections TO suit purchEsers. For further
particulars, inquire at the house Of MilbuTn,
Walker A. Co. 81 Union street. ie26
nLANTATION-IL miles south Of Grenada,
Mississippi; 80 acres OF rich land: one
half in cultivation and balance in fine tim
her; splendid cotton and stock raising farm
excellent crop on place at present; nice house
and impnOvements, all new; production ac-
cessible 10 market. I viii sell or exchange
for Memphis property. For further pafticu-
lars inquire al the house Of
WATKINS, MITCHELL 4 CO.
IVA Is Union street.