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xONRTARTAND FINAYCIALMATTERs

NEW YORK, October 10-MONEY opened
at Z per cent, but became easier and loaned
freely as low as . per cent, less freely at3 per
cent? and was in some eases offered at per
cent. The lowest rate was undoubtedly 8rti-
fetal, "A is attributed to the recent efforts Of
the bears in stocks Sterling was higher in
consequence of an advance in the rate Of in
teresU by the Bank Of England; prime 90 days,
-; sight, lD4. Loans, Las per cent. for car
Eing, aud 292l4 per cent. for use. Clear
lngs, Sbs-e1l,utl. IreaSury disbursements, 57j--
5.oo0. Cold higher from the. same cause, and
strong all day, between ll2ts4ll3, closing at
IlZ5saIl3. Governments sEa1a per cent. better
than yesterday and the market closed strong.
Quotations: BIS OF 1881, 49,; 5-8s OF 1852,
ll5AS; 5-3Js Of 1854, l55s; 5-as of 1855, u5fs;
2-4s Of 1856, new, HAS; 5-2s OF 1851 l4la;
9-As OF Aepoi u45si W-8Jsr lusi new o'
I0h; Currency e.. U04. Southern SecU-
rites are dun and firm at the fol-
lowing quotations: MissOuris, q; Ten
nessees, old, 2; Tennessees, new, ~; Nir-
g.nias, old, A; Virginia, new, Is; North Car
olinRs, old. 50; North CsrOlnas, new, Is.
Stocks opened strong, but there was a pad
break in the Pacific Mail before the First
Board, the stock dropping 81 per cent, and
spreading a feeling of distrust throughout the
list. The decline was well distributed. but the
attempt 70 sell stock by the Pacific Mail and
Western Onion chques broke prices generally
lG4 per cent. The Atlantic Mail consolidated
but raily1ng TO %. The squirt in Wa
bash subsidized, and il dropped from = to
69tn Mr, Drew making il active to stimulate
trading. I0ward the close q general improve
N-NA
IN Pacific Mail, Western Union, Dhlos, Wa
bash, Cincinnati, Columbus and Indiana
Central, Lake shore, Northwestern and New
Central and the market closed strong.
Quotations for to-day: Canton, 8Z3s; West
en Union Telegraph Company, l5tai
Quicksilver, 49,; Adams express Com
pany, 8Z9; Wells a Fargos Express
Company, IS; Americans Merchants Union
Express Company, 90; United states Express
Company, %; Pacific Mail, SO; New York
Central, 934; Erie, 49,; Erie, preferred, IO1a;
Harlem, l2; Harlem, preferred, 10; Mlchl-
gan Central, III; Pfttsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, So; Northwestern, E-i North
western, preferred. So: Rock Island, 1875
New Jersey Central, los; st. Paul 55A 81.
Paul., preferred, 74l9; Wabash, 1e4; Wabash,
preferred, 70z; Fort Wayne, 80; Ierre Haute,
Is; rerre Haute, preferred, 20; Chicago n
Alton, l095z; Chicago and Alton, preferred
I2; Ohio and Mississippi, 45l4; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, @4; Burlington q
Quincy, l5; Union Pacific bonds, So Central
Pacific bonds, 991<; Union Pacific bonds, So;
Delaware and Lackawana, go Harlem u
Erie. S.
NEW ORLEANS, October IO.-Sight ex-
change par; sterling exchange, ia.
LONDON, october U.-COnsois, for money,
92L- on account, ~; Us. 521s, 1850, F7z; o.,
$. 5-21s. 1867 ga; c. $. l0-40s, s.; new
Erie, ElE. The bullion IN the Bank a- L
has decreased E773.OJO.
FRANKFORT, October lO.-United States
SOS, 81, IS.
PARIS, October lO.-Rentes 5SL he.
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DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, October U.-Flour-hlpplng
grades rather more active; good 10 choice,
81 39s l01 white wheat, extra, 8 lt95 50.
Whisky dull; buyers Offering sl7aci sellers
asking g2c. Grain w heat higher, with "A falr
export demand; supply light; No. spring
Chicago, 81 sal 81. Rye firmly held; supply
lRbt: old Western, ahOaL. s41sc. Corn la good
export and fair home trade demand strict
Western mixed, 8xg54c closing al b54e. OaJs
quiet and steady; old western mixed, i7gtic.
Coffee firm; Rio, Ii5aalSc. sugar dull; Cuba
s1sdgLc. P~roVfsiOns-PoTk a shade easier
mess, sA 50. Beef unchanged. Cut meats
slightly IN buyers favor Flckled mans d ac.
Lard quiet and firm; No. i 70 prime steam,
Ssgsc. Butter and cheese unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, October D.-Bagging very
quiet at l3GliC. Flour IN moderate demand
extra family s. 5Ja7. Wheat nrm dealers pay
81 s5af 90 for choice dry lots. Corn steady at
l8g47c for mixed and white on arrival. Oats
steady; new, 2sa2AC. Rye In good demand al
85a70c. but not much coming in. Provisions
quiet IN general, offering al fun prices Bacon
shoulders and mess pork were made on
closed firm. Mes pork, Sl3 IS, cash Bacon
~. u5EGZC for packed. Lard s5zGl4c ahaA
order lots &c higher whisky nrm al Sc.
Trade to-day was rather Hgnl, our HeIenaILs
were generally engaged in entertaining the
excursion party from the south.
CHICAGO, October IO.-Flour steady extra
SPRING 0gl .. abeas aei5ye ana az
active and advanced, No. mixed 85sG5a54c
for regular and fresh. Oats steady No. 2 ia
a2ac according 70 date receipts p loca-
HaNLH 49, @"-H - IT.
unchanged sales Of mess pork FOR December
az va. There w8s nothing done IN meats.
Lard quiet summer, 1885 winter %agafe'
Whisky, soc.
CINCINNATI, october IO.-FlOur quiet at
s. 30a7 Is. Wheat firm red, 81 50Gl 8; white
81 B5Ql y. Corn dull aud prices dropping at
2sG83c. I've firm al Tfa95c. Oats quiet; old,
800 sc; new, 3e85c. Pork firm al SD %. Lard
steady; kettle, &c steam &c summer held at
nc. Bulk meats IN good demand sales were
made al 81, "a, lUH8l054c. Bacon ia good de-
mand al -, -, H., n5sglzc. Hogs, s. J9
& 81. whisky IN fair demand at 5Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, October l0.-Oats dull at
sssr4Oc. Hay firm at s25g2s 30. Pork advanced
mess. SIC s.. Bacon drmeT al ~, 81, ~, 2G
L3sc. Flour dull; choice family, sl04lu =.
Corn quiet; mixed &C; white, Csc. Bran firm
al 81 Ice. Sugar-cured hams lbjzglSzc. Lard
dull at 3 z6sl9Ec; keg, lgZ@l2c. Nothing doing
in sugar and mOlasses. Whisky quiet at &c.
Coffee, 9S5a
NASHVILLE, October 10. Flour quiet;
superfne, 8 Og6; family, E@7 90 extra
family s. 50. Wheat, 81 J09l s.. Oats, &g5c.
Corn, SIC. Barley, &C. Rye, s1a5. C0rumeal,
e. 70. Provisions firm. Lard-ketuc dried,
Hc. Bacon-houlders, sc; clear rib,I z4c;
clear sides, R1zc. Hams-ugar-cured' loc.
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The following we have received from a re-
Egec-ed Texas correspondent:
BEAYs' STORE. TEXAS, October J, IS72
EDITORS APPEAL-I dzap you a few lines 10
Jet you know how crops are turning out here.
Ha bad but little rain since I wrote in July
Until september. Up 20 within seven or eight
weeks of that time we had rather too much
Ea-ls r1usegueutly everything was fun Of sap
and SUI needed rain. Our corn crop was 30
FAR aITaucsd that 20 was not injured Late
corn -- light cotton looked As u il would make
"a bale Der acre and some VIII DO 50 yet on the
-r.au1s. 1ut generally planters VIII make
eight Do one thousand Ouuls some perhaps
i've ra seven hundred an acre IN account Of
The drIGlh, IL dropped squares and bolls.
There are some WORMS. but too late 70 lDlure
much. Corn on good land, well cultivated,
say Two Do three pi0Wiugs, viii make from
L-E.F tD sixty bushels per acre, generally from
twenty TO forty. Land Is selling from one 10
forty dollars per acre. Our railroad prospects
look Ike business When we get railroads
This country VIII be- hard 20 beat for produc-
zion and Tor health; this has been a very
healthy year. Prices OF corn are fOrty8o nifty
cents peg 8l-Eri. good beef two and q half to
Three and "a half cents. wheat one 1fty % two
dollars per Du-lal- He are having rain enough
10 save wheat there VIII be more seeded this
YEAR man ia-L. Some grower have made fifty
bushels per acre, but fifteen TO twenty-five and
thirty 8, The most common yield. The birds
some years are very bad, nearly destroying
The crop when I'm milk. As 70 politics Texas
Wl- go f0- Greeley, and Z hope six Congress
men. am l hopes you viii elect Chatham.
L. BRAY.
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ton. In Connecticut the crop was the best
gathered for years, but the moist weather of
september caused a very heavy portion Of il
10 rot in drying
Quotations y6r feed are for round lots on The
landing unless 0theTTrfs6 expressed.
BUILDERS MATERIALs-Louisvine cement,
per barrel 81 rs; plaster Paris, g 50;
Rosendale, SIS 60d3 IS. hair, safe pound
nre-brick, 81 q 100. Alabama lime, by the
carload. 81 50: Cape lime, on landing. 81 %.
BALISG SrUFFs-Bagging, 2 and "a Tbs, Il
4tbc; iron ties 6ifNs34c; baling Irvine, lsGl5c,
BUTTEB-CommOu dull at l2Gl5c; fair, lSQ
2e, and choice Western dairy 24915c; extra
&GSoc.
BEEF-Forequarters Sc, headquarters &c.
BEEswAN-26a2Sc q pound.
BAcoN-Clear sides, lso; clear rib, 2t3al&
shoulders, S1aNS3fc; hams. very scarce, choice
brands, l9c; quotations for clear sides and
BRAN-Quieti no transactions, nc arrival;
CoRS-None arrived; shelled, 81 for yellow,
sec for white on landing; white in warehouse
CoTToNsFFp-At mills we quote: Cot
touseed in demand at Sl2 p ton.
CANDLEs-Light and full weights 3 h
SHFrsE-Factory I5szaiec.
CABBAGE-Wcak sales at SeG6 IS.
CORNMEAL-Stocks low, no sales, slightin-
05FifrEs@We quoie at Isszc for Rio, 2I5sS
TIC for Java.
EGGs-Quiet demand at 95GoSc.
RI uFanT dOuhte extra 30 1teAfS
treble extra, s. SOS; family, 5000; fancy,
81 50Gl0.
FRUIT-Apples, 81 J0g4 for common %
choice. Lemons fair demand at $40 W8li.
Dried peaches, quarters, &c; halves, &c; APP
pies 596c. Oranges SS99 per box. Cranberries
SIS q Dbl.
GsocERIRs-soda &c for keg, and Sc for box.
Starch, 41zG5 3 n. German soap, 6iz9755c.
Rice, $500 e, as in quality. Brown and yell
low sugar in hhds logic; soft refined, white,
2GlEfc; powdered, l3A@fc. Hard renned
white crushed and graduated, l3149laa4c.
HAT-Notning doing; prime on landing "a
HARBw9RE-Nails, Sc .; iron bar, g4e;
cast steel, PIC; castings, country hollow
ware, 5L86c; Nes, Sl2al65O.
HOMuNY-S q Dbl; grits, s. -.
KRAuT-Steady az $50 g bbli 81 %
= half Dbl.
LARD-Tierce refined, 10if9lg4c; keg, He
A1ac; pals, n3Sc; cases lac.
MO~LAssEs-Prfme tochOice plantation. SEQ
&c inferior, 40Gi5c; common 20 prime sugar
house syrup, f0gE55c, fancy 4u8aJc.
OATs-None arrived; nominal.
O1Ls-Coal oil, Slg3Ic = gallon; lard oil,
s. 90; train, 81 3; West Virginia lubricating,
Gd6lc.
oSToss-Abundant; in store s. 25@2 sos on
landing, y.
PoTAroEs-LOose 81 25;in shipping order s.
lG2&
PoRK-Very quiet; SIS sale.
poWnER-Rine. 81 q key: shot. s. 75GS,
PoULrRY-Noung chickeusaE 1905 20; old.s4
94&; ducks, young, s. 5a84; geese, E97 5oi
turkeys. SAal2 z doz.
SrRAw-Sale OF . bales al SIG.
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LAND SALES.
In supreme Court at Jackson.
No I2s, N. c. D-virzipla Bach vs.. Ida

No IS, N. C.. D-virzinla Bach Us. Ida
LOundes et al.
Pf VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced IN this
ID case June %, 1s72. by the supreme C0urf Of
Tennessee, al Jackson, 7 viii self 10 ths highest
bidder, in front Of the First and second
Chancery Court rooms, on second street, in
the city Of Memphis, on
Friday, the First day Of November. 1872,
within legal hours the interest accomplishment,
virginia Bach, in the real estate mentioned
and described IN the pleadlngs as follows. An
undivided half interest in a lot OF ground in
the county Of shelby state Of Tennessee,
being part OF a division allotted TO John o.
McLemOfe In the division among the pro
prietOrs OF the city Of Memphis, and conveyed
by said McLemOre to John ID. Graham, and
bounded as follows, tQ-Wit; Beginning al q
stake On the northeast SIDE OF Market street
road, SAID stake being the southeast corner of
a lot sold by said Graham 20 ~. A. Alien
thence south b east l-magneucl with the
north side OF said road one hundred 200 feet
TO a stake, the southwest corner OF "A lot sold
by said Graham to Hack & Nesbltt. thence
with their northwest boundary about one
hundred and seventy-hve 40 feet 10 their
northwest corner course north easr;
70 Alkeus' northeast corner thence soutu 337
west with Atkens' line 70 the BEGINNING, being
The same lot OF ground conveyed by john I'D.
Graham 70 Eily Far Hudson, by deed dated
eighteenth October, ls82, and recorded ia Book
y, pages lBj and l67s in the Register Office OF
shelby county, Tennessee.
said undivided One-haif interest in the
above described IOt will be sold on "a credit OF
seven % and twelve l2 months, purchaser
e8ecutlug notes, with approved security,
bearing Interest from date, ior the purchase
money, and a lien retained upon the property
until said notes are paid.
JOHN H.. FREEMAN, Clerk.
IA & Mcdowell, solicitors.
INnNnnaw Q |AHN 1nN
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND NUMBERS
367 Cash Premiums
SCHEDULE OF CASH PREMIUMS

To be paid IMMEDIATELY AFTER the Dis
tribution takes place,
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MEMPHIS. rENN.
YENEREAL or sECRET DISEASE

is now permanently established for the treat
ment Of patients, hOth male and female,
who are afflicted with any form Of
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ABANDON the Book business on account
Of continued delicate health, and return
Grateful thanks to my old friends and custom
ens Who have patTcnized me for many years
past; asking, also, a liberal Of
YOUR trade for two industrious and energetic
Young men, who have been raised in our city.
MY headquarters for the winter viii be at the
old stand, where 1 shall be pleased TO see my
nca TAMEs r. sMITHWICK.
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Friday, the LIST Day Of November, 1872,

within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
and described in said decree, as follows:
An undivided half interest in a tract Of
land lying and being IN shelby county, Ten
nessee, in Range six t6k section one ti. and
18th surveyors District. containing fifty 50l
by Mrs. Grishaber's lot, the Cotton Sin Fac
tory, Mrs. Troops, and Ms. Gays lots; IN the
west by John Martins places; on the south by
MOleter's and Dr.. Morgan places ana on the
east by the place Of Mr.. Rhodes, and others;
said land being known as the tract Of land
purchased of y S. Dennis by y. Mcclellan
and sold by William Hack 70 Mary T. Cole
man and devised 10y said Mary f. Coleman %
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 Equity
Of redemption barred september J.. ISL
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Clapp,Vance & Anderson solicitors for Com
plainant- Ccz
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Supreme COURT sale.

No. 9.-Second Chancery Docket-John NJ.
Fleming, admir- OF Frances N. Fleming,
deed, rs. Robert II. Mckay, Maria S. Nc
Kay OF al.
DY virtue Of a decree pronounced June .,
ID lS72, in this cause, BY the supreme COurt
Of Tennessee, az Jackson. I will sell TO the
highest bidder in front ofthe First land Second
Chancery COurtrooms, on second street, in the
city Of Memphis, on
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ing
Ties |
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kegs Nai|
600 pae|
gaF;
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AdministratOr's Notice.

HAVING been appointed at the September
term, 1872, OF the Probate Court Of Shelby
Tennessee, Administrator Of Thomas
]. Dill, deceased, this Is 20 notify al persons
wifhfn the time prescribed BY law.
900 JAMES J. SULLIVAN, Admir-.
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In Supreme Court at Jackson
No. l0I, VI. G. D-Joseph 8oro rs.
HARLEY and j. H. Hartley.

DY VIRTUE Of a decree pronounced By
ID Supreme Court Of Tennessee, al Jackson,
~JunesI1th, Io12, in this cause ] VIII sell TO the
highest bidder, in front OF the First nd-Ss
Ond Chancery Court Rooms on second street,
in the city of Memphis, "a
Friday, the First Day ofEOvember, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate in said de-
cree mentioned and described as follows: Lot
No. one IN in Block No. 1G} on the southeast
corner of Ldnden and De-OtO streets. in the
city Of Memphis shelby county, Tennessee.
Terms OF ale: seven months credit. pur-
chaser required 10 execute note with approved
personal security, and a lien retained upon
the lot until said note is paid. Equity OF re-
demptiOn barred.
JOHN II. FREEMAN Clerk.
H CLAY king, ESTES O~JACAsOS, Solicitors
for Complainant. 0cl
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Administrative Notice.

been appointed at the July term,
II 1872. Of the Probate Court q shelby
county, Tennessee, Administratrix Of George
e. Golladay, deceased, this is 70 notify al per
sons having claims against him 70 present
them within the time prescribed BY law.
VIRGINIA. GOLLADAG,
Memphis, Tennessee.
W. d. Stephens, Attorney August II, 1917
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. 70 PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

n5- For sale by the German National
Bank, Fifty Thousand Dollars Of Shelby
County Bonds. issued 10 the mississippi
River Railway Company. and due on the
first Of January, 1876 also, Thirty Thousand
Dollars OF Lauderdale County Bonds, issued
to the Mississippi River Railway Company,
one-half Of which are due on the FIRST Of jan
nary, 1915, and the other half on the nrst Of
January, 1876.
We recommend these Bonds as a safe and
proatable Investment, and at The present
prices, s7H per cent. and interest, viii pay
over u per cent. SEQ
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We have sold our interest in the Book and
Stationery bushes 10 +. L. CLEANES and ).
T. CARNES, who assumes and will pay all the
liabilities and collect all debts due to Cleaves
4 SmithWick. MABY O.. CLEANES,
JAMES F. SMITHWICk,
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A Magnificent DOUBLE-BARRELEI
B-REECH-LOADING SHOTGUN
is offered for the best pigeon shooting;
Match nj, EPmAv. a,+-rc

is offered for the best pigeon shooting F;
Match on FRIDAY; entrance fes,s s..
Best general display Of Flowers, Plants
and shrubs from the greenhouse and
garden, including Pants in Pots, Cut
flowers, BOqJets and EVergreens.......ls50 90
Best general display OF Canned Fruits,
etc, made in Southern states-~~----~, 50 %
Best Suit Of Gentlemaus Clothing, made
by a Lady, including Coat, Pants and
' tnt----.--.--.---- -------------- -....-. . "
Best display OF Quilts and Comforts
(home-made), 10 include silk, cotton
ana = 0J
Best display Of Embroidery by a South
ern Lady, to include specimens OF silk,
wool and 90
Best and most tasty Calico Dress, made
by a southern 25 90
Best display Of CrOtchet-work..-......... % 90
Best general display of Artificial Flowers % 90
Best display Of Hair Work--...-............. D %
Best Southern-made Onnet-.'........ 50 %
Best Pictorial Worsted Tapestry .-.---...-.. . %
Best Historical Painting, in oil, by a
-SOutherner Original esign).-........ 50 %
designl,~ o co
designl- Is 90
Best Painting in water cOlOrs Original
J.. q. BALLENTIEE, President.
BON T~ROUsDALE. Secretary. sells saw
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Five Attractive Flowing Matches.
Six TrOtting Premiums, enc for each day.

NAS-esA tEEA AAI .
stock Premiums, also for Poultry, very com
piete aud liberal.
II Directors cordially invite a superior
display of Agricultural Implements, House
hold Fabrics and Ornamental Workmanship
under their liberal offer Of premiums.
Premium Lasts may be obtained by applica-
ton TO the Secretary, at the Chamber OF Com
meree.
Half-fare rates VIII be charged by the rail-
roads, but the person purchasing itch cts for
the Fair must be certain 70 call for such tick
cts al his place Of starting, and have them
stamped 81 the Secretary, on the Eair
Grounds, otherwise he viii be charged fan
rates.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
For a 4-hOrse coach or omnibus 60
For a 2-hOrse hack or carriage (publicl.-. 50
For each person, whether in carriage, on
morse or 50
For children under II years o. sge and
over .
Children under six years OF age, free.
~ b Society will have a General Agent,
who VIII take special care and give particular
attention TO al stock and articles on exhibit
ton at the Fair.
In addition TO the Premiums contained In
the Premium List, the Directors call stten-
ton 20 the following additional Special Pre-
mlums, which they have concluded 70 offer,
viz:
A MAGNIFICENT DOTTPT
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Nc" EiEDQr
Cleaves g. Carnes.
GARD.

HAVING purchased the interest Of MaryC.
I'll Cleavesa and James f. Smithwick, we will
continue the Book and Stationery business at
the old stand, No. &3 Main street.
CLEAVES CARNES.
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MONDAY, OCT. 81, ~,
And to Close October 20, 1872.

THE FAIR GROUNDS ARE BEAUTIFUL
" situated on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, and ample transportation Is pro-
V1ded for visitors by the Southern securitv
company at cents the round trip, during
the Fair.
III premium List IS very complete, espe-
claI attention being paid to the exhibitions
by Planters and Farmers, and to every Kind
OF Domestic and Homemade Product and
Ladies' Haudiwork.
artists aud amateurs
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There VIII be No Charge for Space.

Exhibitors Of Articles of their own manu-
facture or the manufacture Of others, are re-
quested to notify the superintendent IN per
son or through the pOstOflce, so that space
may be assigned.
The Board OF Directors, on behalf Of the
citizens Of Memphis and the people OF the
southwest, cordially and earnestly invite ex-
hlbitOrs from every part OF the Union
Arrangements have been made Tor cheap
Transit Of all Articles TO be exhibited and ior
reduced rates Of fare to visitors from abroad
On AL RniIroad and steambOat lines.
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GRAND CONSERVATIVE
MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE
Olive Branch, Thursday, Oct. 18th.

A GRAND Conservative Mass Meeting VIII
a be held at the above place and date, and a
tinquished gentlemen will address the people.
COL. H. ". WALTER, Holly Springs.
col. VAN II. MANNING, Holly Springs.
COL. ]. b. MORGAN, fernando.
COL. LANDON G. HAYNES, Memphis.
COL. GLASS. CAMERON, Memphis.
The above names are sufficient assurance OF.
a real treat in regard not only to political mat
tiers, but also as TO the prospects and Internal
Improvement Of the country.
Taking advantage OF this call, General For
rest, President Of the Selma, Marion and
Memphis Railroad, will be present, and hopes
to meet the Stockholders and friends Of his
road, u consult with them in regard to It's
early completion. ce5
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DISSOLUTION.

firm OF Cleaves & Smithwiek, Booksel-
Iers and StatiOneIs, No. 2SS Main street,
dissolved on the LIST inst, by mutual con-
sent. MARY G.. CLEAVES,
JAMES F.. SMITHWICK,
E. l.. CLEAVES.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified that PAUL
"A A. CICALLA is not the agent OF PAUL
CICALLA, and has no power TO collect none
or transact business for me as my agent.
PAUL CICALLA.
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M
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
Commencing October 18th, 1872.
And Continuing for Thirty Days.

MANUFACTURES and Others OF this city
vi and elseW here, are notified that the EX-
position Building will be completed in due
time 10 be opened on the 18th Of October They
are respectfully solicited to make display Of
their skill in ali kinds Of Machinery, Inven-
TONS, Products, Works Of Art, etc. Dealers
and manufacturer Of all kinds Of Fabrics;
Boots, shoes, Hats, Furs, Musical instruments
Agriculturists, HOrticulturists and POmOlo-
gists, are Invited 20 Join in the display.
The ladies, especially, are invited to eX
hibit specimens of Em%brOideries, Needle
work, Preserves, Pickles, and articles OF
household economy and sk1llful handlWork.