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Nnn.Rcsident Notice


No. 65S.-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Thomas Leonard ano
wife VS.. Thomas Hill and others.
1T appearing from affidavit IN this cause
L that the defendants, Thomas Hill is 8
resident OF the State of Massachusetts, and 8
non resident of the State of Tennessee; tina
Mrs. W. h. Deshong is a resident of the State
of Georgia, and n nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee; that W. w. Carnes, admir- OF Jas
A. Carnes, deceased, is q nonresident of the
state of Tennessee, and resident of the State
of Georgia; that Mrs Elza V. Rooney is 8
resident of the State Of Kentucky, and a o
resident of the State of Tennessee; that the
inc heirs and next of kin of William
Rooney, deceased, who may be interested in
the property sought to be subjected in this
case, are non residents of the State of Tennes-
sse,and their places OF residence are unknown
10 compliments and cannot be aseertained
after diIigent inquiry.
II is therefore ordered, That they make theil
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in october, 1872, and plead, an
swer or demur to compliments bill or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing expaTte; and that a cop
of this order be published once a week, FOL
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This September 2, 1877.
A c~opy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By e. b. MCHENRY, Deputy C.. and Nj.
Westcott & Stahl, Solicitors for complain
ants. seq tn
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Nnn-ReSident Nntiea

No. 4I7.-Ih the Second Chancery Court o.
Shelby county ,TenneSsee.-George f. Stahl
administrator OF J. Edward Abry, deceased
vs.. John Canovan and wife, Mary Ann
Canovan, James T. Doyle, Edward Doyle
Mary A~nnCanovan, heirs of Eleanor Doyle
deceased, VIM. Park, q. b. Daneri, Samue
Flynn, B. j.. Williams administrator Of
Siias Buck, deceased, Thomas Buck, Belle
Buck, o. Buck, and two other heirs Of
said Buck whose names are
V~Tsppear1ng from the bill which is sworn
i TO in this cause that the defendant, Sam.
uel Gwynn is a resident of the State of New
York, and that defendants Thomas Buck.
Belle Buck, John Buck, and two other heirs oil
said Silas Buck, whose names aIe unknown
and who are infants and children of said
Buck, are residents of the State of Arkansas
and that they are ali non residents of the State
Of Tennessee, and that this, a bill attaching
certain real estate as the property of J0hn
Canoyan and asking to set aside certain con.
veyance from said Donovan 10 various parties
and also subjecting the interest of said Conc
van in and to certain real estate, now in the
heirs Of Sflas Buck deceased, described as fol-
lows: Lots "a and 70, block p lots II, Is and
20, block p; lots 4 and II, block lS; lot No. II
on Shelby street, and lot No. 4 on Clinton
street, all lying and being in Shelby county,
Tennessee, and in the city of Memphis, leased
In 1859 for a term of years, from Stlas Buck
deceased, and seeking appointment OF Re
ceiver.
IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein,
al the .courthouse of the Second Chsncery
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tennessee,
on or before the first Monday in October, 1872,
and plead, answer or demur 10 c~omplainants
i'll, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
as to them, and set for hearing ex parte; and
that q copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mem
phis Appeal. This Sd day Of September, 1872.
A ~copy-Attest,
By GEORGE MALLERY, D. C.s& NJ.
Westcott & Stahl, Soils for complt. SET
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Petition to Amend Charter.

No. TO, R-First Chancery Court of shelby
County.
WHEREAs, The Southwestern Land Agency
Company, composed OF the following named
Directors, G. 3. Wexford, D. T. Porter. John
+. Titus, John I. StrattOn and $. II. Duns-
comb has fled its petition in said court, pray
ing IN amendment to the charter heretofore
granted il by the Tennessee Legislature, in
this tina the name of said corporation be
changed TO the Inventors Aid Association"
and that by that name they have succession
for thirty years; that they may contract and
be contracted VITA, sue and be sued, plead
and be implicated in al the courts of law and
equity; also, have power to acquire, hold and
enjoy estate, in fee or otherwise, both real
and personal; loan and advance money q
| credit for the purpose of aiding inventors, o.
| the owners of patent rights, to procure pat
ents, build or make the articles invented; TO
sell the same, or the patent right Tor cities,
towns, counties or States, and generally to do
all things that they may think necessary for
the good Of said Inventors Aid Association.
That they may have and use a common seal;
that the capitrl stock OF said Association
shall be one hundred thousand dollars, in
shares Of fifty dollars, with the privilege OF
increasing the capital stock to five hundred
thousand dollars. That the Board of Direc-
tors shall consist of not less than three nor
more than ten members, in the election Of
which each share OF stock shall be entitled TO
one vote, to be cast either in person or by
proxy. For more fuIl particulars reference Is
made to said petition.
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons IN
terested or desiring so tn do, make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
city of Memphis. Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in October neXt,and show cause,
If any they have, why the prayer Of petition
this. order be published daily for thirty days
IN the Memphis Appeal.
This August 81, 1872.
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND \. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By ID. b. MCHENRY, ID. Z. & ID.
Wright & Fulkes, Soils for Petitioners. au2l
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MONETARY AND FINANCIALMATTERs


NEW YORK, September 25-MoNEY, after
foaning at Lie, closed easy at 8 per cent.
SterliBg was dull at 5sg7e4 for prime 90 days
and $685. for sight. Gotd EEmer- opening at
IigsL. selling down TO ll3%, AID closing at ll3H
aIlS5z. Loans from > per cent. for carry
ing TO ZIG Tor use. C1arings, si5,OO1,OOJ;
and a fraetioS lower. Government awarded
si 0l6 Ggo nj IIS5@I2.l0. The following are the
ouotations: 5-AG OF 1881, u5as; 5-2s Of ls2,
Us Of ISss' new. T$z; S2O of 1851, n5E;
sos OF 1865, new 49,; l0-&0sy lOIs; new S, lOszi
Currency Is. llE{ Sot0hern SeeefltlSs
lowing are the quotations: Aissouris, ga;
Tenuessees, old, ~; Tenuessees,ne ~ viz
ginias, old,441z; Virginia, new IS; North Car,
oIfDas, old, %; North C~arolinas, new, 70.
situation was less exciting to-day
in Erie, but more interesting IN the general
list. The two extremes for Erie were 5zg3s1s
cash, and 81 and s9k regular. b extreme
dfffarence between cash and regular was one
per cent. and there was a large amount OF
stock borrowed from this rate down TO nat.
During the afternoon the dlnercnce between
Cast and regular was slight; at one time cash
FrIa was from x to - below price IN a regular
wav. The most exciting event OF the Gay was
q re fn Panama and Pacific Mail, the former
edvancsnp ~ per cent, and the latter -.
The upward movement was based on the ru-
mors spoken OF yesterday. New Jersey ZEN
trail. Delaware and LackaWanha decnned "a
nor cent on the rupture between the Two COM
panies on the dividend question. Inc carry
dealings in shares not mentioned above
EenDWRu a uIll nAaIktN d4A a EAhN%
In the afternoon the entire llsI com
. uceI 20 weaken, and prices Declined. IN
Downward movement Erie ana fahanla
49, tbs most conspicuous, the former ae-
crinSrg 81. and the latter 4 per cent. NORTH
u,esfern prefSrred, was particularly WeaA,
md deelfned %. Pacific Mail fell on z per
cent Later in the afternoon there was Ire
eoyeryi In fhe general ust Of 4@l per cent IA
mama recovered 81. In Northwestern, PIE
ferred. IL is estimated, 1900 long shares were
sold. The market closed duh and weak; Inc
Governing COMMITTEES OF the stock E1chahse
decided thai members whose stock mas Deen
sold out under the rule for non-deitYery, ana
who then neglect or refuse 10 deliver OF pay
the differences, shall be a~menableto the rules,
and punishable, upon conviction, by
expulsion under a tWo-thirds vote.
The following are the quotations Tor To-Day
Canton, 95h; Western Union Telegraph Oom-
pany, nsk; Quicksilver, 49,; Adams Express
Company, W; Wells & FargO's Express
Company, s0{ AMERICAN MerchantE Union
Express COMPANY, T6i United States Express
Company, 49,; Pacific Mall, 7l16g Nav York
Central, 9s; Erie, 4sI; Erie, Pfeferred, -;
Harlem, III; Harlem, preferred, lis; Michi-
gan Central. lis; P~ittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, so; N~orthwestern, a.; North
New Jersey Central, l0l; S. Paul, $50; So.
Paul, preferred, 74z; Wabash COS Wabash.
prelsFTfd, y; Fort Wayne, %; TeTFe HaRte
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The following are the receipts, exports aud
rtrsEa in emnnla -
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III, . following we copy from the New York
yt1s ticle, September twenty-hrst The uotai
receip Is for the seven days nave Teachsl
N 2,5ff aIes against 29,625 bales last week, l5,5oi
bsI1s Il le previous week ana 500 bales three
,rcelss ince. making the total receipts since
rba Trst Of September, l5lZ, as,y5o Dales against
~ - 81 Is for the same period Of lS7l, show
$40 an l. lcrease since september nist, lhi5
year. OF 8 ,l3f bales. The exports iOr INC week
[-Sscn 4 tm al Of H.l05 bales, OF which 7.@i were
70 ,Erast IN itain, 3,75l 10 France, and none 70
- n Tie { ointment, while the stocks as made
up ID IS ever ing, are now 800 p@ 20 fosf sea-
1larsd vithtL e corresponding week o. last sss-
s0.- m. re is an increase IN the exports ~.
,re,E Of 6,E2 bales while the stocks t0-higne
are go ales ne r. Ahan they were ~ tIlist
: ya1r ogo Ther e has been a IN
no doa-Dv- srd u 0venent OF prices the pas
49, 100 aotton having declined very de-
siIy nom last weeks quotations. low
middling on the sp6t beisg quoted to-nlghta az
Iss1c- ags NJ tcgLc last Friday, and futures 20
NOM SCI a d [l6c from september 70 April
against H s. 81 10 -N14c a $3.50 1s9. no9niv
of this depl essicn W 49, noticed in our
10 be found I'm the san Ne LAels houctp ~ ~ ~
80 ay-,rox go -. ere this week by the
very close J money market y - \, 6fT,er de-
here, ana Tie numerous failL : seyyed 10 dis
partments n tT de, which hav, sc5sotss Re-
lufb confden ce in all business have con-
celplsoi LheJ Few crop at our ports 1eosfned
ltnuea very large, and Liverpool has %e has
almost Tally, while in the So9th the MAJ
been great scarcity Of current FUNDS, 80 n
the southern markets have given way ey.
more tnan our own IN TACT nave helpeu =
drag ours do wn by rendering it practicable 10
lay cotton d own here considerably under our
nominal Gu Citations. For the moment, there
fore, the pr lspects Of the crop have had Lutte
influence, ( he market laboring as - has under
the weight OF large present supplies pressed
for sale. r he condition OF the weather the
Dast ,sasL. appears 10 have been generally
favorable fC rcrop purposes. f4eklns PlD,
6rodnc7 no. prove 10 be il is at present Sc
enreJ ran35 Isl and in good condition..
a. E.L ii has been warm and
H. +bre,S the week, tine gather
~ NiessH crop is proceeding finely.
Onr 5isnatcbes from New Orleans Montel
~ NisPaS0.Ss ,tgomerv are all Of them 70
oSluLa auu MOI erfect-no rain all the week
ao9ut III sane ressing very satisfactorily.
~ pressing pIoe been cold and dry all the
At SaNahnah u is reported by our CORE
snonSenft - ba~a ~. n the case az Memphls
~ 70 nave Det aking in picking.p
VIII sOou progress -ious cotton markets al
From reports of va. .ot4o1 Vesr AnCust 9lgt,
the conclusion Of thet Tbe averaoe weiphf of
the Chronicle states: q -o,nSs 90 tbef fhe
the bale this year is 81 % hounds Cauinu
total crop weighed I.40QG .rnD hqc ner hound
the average price for the os6 ~ s9i Rombay
1te value would agareEateA aTed 1T5fh Iaaf veal
statements show that CONN - q, tbo vveahf ;,
There is n decrease this ys 81 aaoa bsles- and
TO Great Britain go F..narv LAT
That the total movement 81
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%; Terre Haute, preferred, 40; Chicago and
Alton, III; Chicago and Alton, preferred
Columbus and Cincinnati, SO; Burlington q
Quincy, 1872; Union Pacific bonds, $50 iCentral
Pacific bonds, l00; Union Pacific bonds,S 50
Erie, SO.
LONDON, September ., 8 p.m.-ConsOis, for
money, VI; on account, 92H;U. 3. 5-9s, 1850
SSH; u. So SOS, 1867, S2; o. 8. lO-4Os, 69Bi
new SIS, S9A; Erie, 80.
FRANKFORT, September 25.-United States
sos, 1852, 951s.
PARIS, September 25.-Rentes 55f. soc
NEW ORLEANS, September, 25,ll 80 AIM
Sight exchange, = discount. Sterling ex-
ch0nQa -
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VKNEREAL Or SECRET DISEASES

Is now permanently established for the treat
henLoI patients, both male and female,
VINO are atlicfed with anr fnrnn ~
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LAND SALES.
Supreme Court Sale.


No. 69.-Second Chaneery Doeket-John NJ.
Fleming. admir- of Frances II. Fleming,
decd, VS.. Robert II. Mckay, Maria 5. Nc
Kay ct al.
DY virtue of a decree pronounced June p,
ID 1872, in this cause, by the Supreme Court
Of Tennessee, at jackson, 1 will sell to the
highest bidderSin front of the First and Second
Chancery COurtrOoms, on Second street, in the
city Of Memphis, on
Tuesday, the LIST Day Of October, 1872,
within legal hours. the real estate mentioned
and described in said decree, as follows:
a tract of land lying and being in shelby
county, Tennessee, in Range s, Section J, and
18th Surveyors District, containing fifty (SOl
acres more or less, and bOunded on the north
by Mrs. Grishaber's lot, the Cotton Gin Fac
tory, Mrs. Troops, and Mrs. Gays lots; on the
west by John Martins place; on the south by
Moleter's and Dr.. MOrgan's places; and on the
east by the place of Mr.. Rhodes, and others;
said land being known as the tract OF land
purchased OF j. s. Dennis by n. Mckeehan
and sold by William Hack to Mary +. Cole
and devised by said Mary E. Coleman to
defendant Maria l.. Mckay, and complain
ants intestate Frances A. Fleming, at that
time Frances A. GOOde.
Terms Of Sale-Six and twelve months
credit; notes with approved security required
for the purchase money, and a lien retained
upon the land until same are paid. Septem-
Der ], 1872. JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Solicitors for COm-
pIainant. sci
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These figures indicate an increase in the cot
ton in sight Of 25S,59S bales compared with the
same date OF ISL.
AT Interior points the weeks receipts have
been 1926 bales against 623 at the same date
last year; Shipments II sos against 1890: stock
l2,l55 against 1854. The above totals show
that the interior stocks nave increased during
the week 1880 bales, and are 149 bales less than
at the same period last year. The receipts
year.
The exports of cotton this week from New
York show an increase since last week, the
week.
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SECURITY CO.
Lessees Memphis & Charleston r. p.
CHANGE OF TIME.
4 DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
One Nights Travel aud IL Hours Saved.
Proposals for the Construction
OF THE
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

PROPOSALS viii be received up to the LIST Of
IL october, 1872. at the office of the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company at Marshall,
Texas, for the Grading, Bridging, T1eing and
Tracklaying of five hundred 5O0) miles of the
Texas and Pacific Railway, divided into the
following divisions:
The Southern Division, extending from
Longview through Dallas TO Fort Worth, l55
miles.
The jefferson Division, extending from Mar
shall through Jefferson to Texarkana, 50
miles.
The east half of the Trans Continental Df-
vision, extending from Texarkana to the
crossing of the Houston and Texas Contra
Railroad, near Sherman, l56 miles.
The west half of the Trans-COnt1nental D1-
vision, extending from the crossing OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad to Fort
Worth, IS miles.
The Grading and Bridging Will be let in one
mile sections; the Tracklaying by the mile;
the Ties by the one thousand and upward.
Each class of work to be bid for separately.
The time tor completing the Grading, Bridg-
ing and Tieing extends from sixty days to
nine months.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any or all the bids, and in letting the work
will be the judge of the responsibility of par
tractors having OUTFITS on the ground, ready
to commence work within ten days after the
date of contract.
Prohles, Estimates and Specifications can be
seen at the office of the Company in Marshall
and Jefferson, Texas, and at the Pacific Ma
tional Bank, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Contractors upon arriving on the ground
can obtain work up TO date of general letting,
on the 50 miles west of Longview.
Address until September 10Th, Council Bluffs,
Iowa; after that date Marshall, Texas.
aul8 e.. NJ. DODGE, Chief Engineer.
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Supreme Court Sale.

No 2-Second Chancery DOeket-In supreme
Court at JacksOn-Wflliam Fellows vs.. y. K
Cook.
DY virtue Of a decree pronounced May q,
ID 1872, by the Supreme Court Of Tennessee,
at Jackson, in this cause / viii sell TO the
highest bidder, in front Of the Second Chan
Gerry Courtroom, On Second street, In the city
of Memphis, within legal hours, on
Wednesday, the I'd Day Of October, 1879,
the real estate mentioned and described in
said decree as follows: a certain lot or parcel
OF land lying in shelby county, State Of Ten
nessee, tO-wit: Part of Lots Nos. SO and SAC,
in the city Of Memphis, beginning q feet 3
inches from the intersection OF the alley next
south of jefferson street, with the east side Of
Second street, being the middle or partition
wall between the north and middle tenements
of the 81 Irving Block thence south with
Second street a feet 9 inches; thence east 1851
feet 70 an alley; Themes north with the west
side of said alley q feet 8 inches; thence 1881
feet to the beginning, being the middle tene-
ment Of the Z" irving Block" Memphis.
Terms of Sele-SlX t) and twelve 10 months
credit; purchaser required to execute notes,
with approved security. bearing interest from
date, and alien retained on the property unit
the purchase money is paid. Equity of re-
demptiOn barred. September IL, lS72.
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Vance & Anderson, Sos for cOmplnt. sen
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DRY OOD MARKET,

NEW YORK, September 25.-The market for
cotton goods is quite firm, some makes of
light brown sheetings being very active and
scarce. One prominent house bought the
whole production of prints of the Wamsutta
mills, and are Jobbing them at SC per yard, or
nc by the package. Foreign goods are in
fair demand; dress fabrics are selling at low
rates in the auction rooms to-day; silks are
steady for blacks, with less demand for colors.
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Thursday, the s1st Day Of October, 1872,

Thursday, the S1st Day Of October, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in the ~pleadings and decree, as
follows:
Alot of ground situate in Shelby county,
Tennessee, on Jefferson street, in the city OF
Memphis: Beginning az the northwest corner
Of JefersOn's lot; thence running west with
Jefferson street 81 feet; thence sOuthwardly,
more or less, TO an alley, betw cen Jefferson
and Court streets; thence eastwardly, with
said alley, 50 feet; thence ~nOrthwsrdly, az
right angles with said alley, 1857 feet, more or
less, to the point Of beginning.
Also, two other lots or parcels Of ground in
Shelby county, Tennessee; One Lot, No. 80,
commencing at a stake on the east side or
Lauderdale street, the southwest ornev or
Whites lot; thence running on a line par
allel with L6uderdale street south 8 chains
and 81 links to Jackson street; thence east, o.
a line parallel with Jackson street, 3 chains
and g inks TO q stake at the corner OF John
E. Browns lot; thence north, on a line paral-
lei with B~roTn'slOt, s chains and 81 links TO a
stake on the line of Whites lot; thence
vest, on a line OF Whites lot, 8 chains and
q links to the point OF beginning; containing
2 1910 acres.
Also, Lot No. 81 on the plat Of land surveyed
and laid on and adjoining the tcWnsO OF Mem
phis and Fort Pickering, and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at the intersection Of the
north 10 Of Jackson street with the wess
side OF the fernando road; thence north on q
line Of said road 81 west, 10 chains and 81
links to q stake; thence north 49, west. S
chains and IS links TO astRke near the said
road; thence south 8 chains and 9 links TO q
stake; thence west 1 chain and 81 link to a
stake; thence south 6 chains and g links TO a
stake IN the north line OF Jackson street;
thence on a line with Jackson street east 3
chains and 81 links to the point OF beginning.
Terms of Sale-Six, twelve and eighteen
months credit Is, y and IS months credit;
purchasers giving notes with approved per
sOnal security fer purchase money, n a lien
retained on the land until same is paid
equity of redemption barred. August l, lSI2.
JOHN Il. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Beecher & Belcher and Smith & Kittredge,
Soils. for cOmpln'ts
p. S.-By consent Of parties, this sale is post
pOned from the 81 of September to Thursday,
October 81, 1872. The property will be sub
divided and sold by lots, and per plan and dis-
gram furnished by j. F. Mckinney, ESQ, If he
Aasires il. Iau9n JNO. II. FREENAN. Clerk.
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1856, A. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-E. w. Sawyer,
use OF c.. G. Tozer, VS.. Elizabeth watson
sued out under section S45 of the Code Of
Tennessee and returned into Court, levied
upon the leasehold interest Of the defendant
IN a house and lot, No. 81 DeSOtO street, ana
afidavit having been made that the defend-
ant is Justly indebted 10 plaintiff IN lhe sun
Of $40 by account, and that the defenaAA1HA
nonresident OF the state Of Tennessee
ID Is therefore ordered. That she make 9eL
personal appearance herein, before ne J1os@
Of the First Circuit Court OF Snelby oolHsys@'
the Circuit Courthouse, IN the cltg -
Dhis. on the third Monday IN JahuaTS hSAe
and defend said attachment SUIT Hitnln me
900 n-eserfhed by law or the same VIII De
I-ncaadsd With exparte: and that a copy OF
tbis order be published once a Wees, Ior FOUR
conseeutfvs week, in the Memphis Appeal
Rooa a. ofHce mis- 18th day Of August ISL
D" FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
Bv B. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
Geo. Gillian, Atty for plaintn. selS
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 8, 1872.
bB The City a Books are now in my
possession and 1 am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per month discount
for prompt payment for Ia 45th cor.
pOrRte year, 1879.
FELIX W, ROBERTSON,
seIO City Tax-CoIleetor.
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PUBLICATIONS.
TO MEMPHIS ADVERTISERS.
4 ,12O CARDS Fob $3.50.

MEMPHIS, July I, ISL
MEssRs. GOODWIN & CO-GeRGenlen VIII
you please state the number Of papers you
have printed for me the past month? and
oblige, yours, ETC., ]. +. GRAVES.
MEMPHIS, July !, 1872.
Rev.. r. G~RAVEs-DeGr SIr:-In reply, we
have to say, that during the month Of June
we printed for you forty-eight thousand one
hundred and twenty copies Of THE BAPTIST
or a fraction over twelve thousand copies
weekly. Very respectfully,
jySO @CO'