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BANKS.
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND


r. C. DANIEL, late President Merchants Ma
tiOnal bank.
AMOS WOODRUFF, President Union Cotton
Compress Association.
I. B. KIRKLAND, late President Jackson In
surance company.
j. j. BUSBY, President Washington Fire and
Marine Insurance company.
T. A. NELSON, President Southern Life In
surance Company.
T. r. TUGGLE.
3. LOWENSTEIN, Of B. LOWenstein q Bros.
HUGH STEWART, OF Stewart, Gwnne q Co
H. T. LENNON, Of JOyner, Lennon & Gale.
Al. White, of White, Langstad q Co.
JOHN p. HOFFMAN, Of Mitchell, Holman
& Co.
H. CLOTH, of Cloth q Kettman.
n. AALATESTA, of L. Podesta 4 Co.
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JACKSON, Tenn, September 90, 1873.
MEssRs. EDrroRs;
The West Tennessee Agricultural and Me-
chanlcal Association having determined
to graft the EXCHANGE or IMPROVED
STOCK and AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
as feature at our Fall Meeting TO
commence on the 2Sth OF October and con-
tlnue ave days., take this opportunity Of in
forming the farmers and stockrsisers Of West
Tennessee That we have received assurances
from number of the best breeders Of Ken
lucky and Middle Tennessee that they viii
attend our Fair with herds OF fulI-bIood and
grade cattle, sheep, hogs and horses to sell at
the Fair. We therefore urge our people to be
present, and embrace the favorable opportu-
nifty to purchase improved breeds and asri-
cultural implements
Auction sale Of stock, etc daily during the
Fair. Respectfully,
Oca d4w ROBERT b. HURT, President.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
No. s46 Poplar Street, Memphis.

A BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL for Young
"a Ladies. under the charge OF the SISTERS
OF ST. MARY.
The first term viii begin on WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER lSr. For circulars or other infOrma-
ton. apply after September lst) to the Sister
Superior st. Mary's school, or to Rev. Geo. Q.
Harris.
REFERENCEs-Rt. Rev. Bishop Quintard,
Rev. Or. White, Rev. DR.. Wheat, Rev. Mr. Car
michael, Rev. Mr.. Ruth, Rev. Mr.. Harris.
PatRpseO Female Institute, Near BaIt II
more, Nd
rVHIS Institute has been in operation thirty
six years, and enjoy a national reputation,
With the number Of pupils limited 20 ninety,
it has represen tatives from two-thirds OF the
States princi pally South and Southwest. Its
location is re-eminently healthful, is CEN
tral, and easily reached by railroad from Bal
timore and Washington City. For circulars,
address Mrs. K. Il. ARCHER,
au7 EilicOtt titv p o.. Nd.
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ADDITIONAL mARKETs.

CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, October 2.-Cotton steady,
asking full rates; middlings 16lsc; low mid
ding, 1551c; strict eOod ordinary l459c; net re-
ceipts, 1873 bales ssxportsc co astwlse, - bales
sales 800 baiesi stock, 565 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, october .. Cotton firm
middlngs, IGtzc, net receipts, 1885 bales;
exports, coastWise, - bales; sales, lis bales
sock, i305s bales
MOBILE.
MOBILE, October 2.-COuon firm; middling
lGs4c; low middiings, l6c; strict good ordina-
~, lie; net receipts 81 bales; exports, con
tineut,- bales; coastwtse, 425 bales; sales
500 bales; stock, 9572 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, October 2.-CottOn-Demand
light. Good ordinary, l4}4c; Texas ordinary
l2lsc. Net receipts, 49, bales; sales, q bales
exports, coasJwise, - bales; stock, lO-54i
bales.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

A MILITARY COLLEGE, established in
"a 1884. Has a preparatory department,
thorough Classical, Scientific and Military il
sfructi0n, including Modern Languages and
Civil Engineering. Good discipline LOca-
ton very healthy. Terms, $3.50 a year. Year
lS73-74 begins August 2sth. send for a cireu-
lar. Address PROF. CHARLES DOLE,
au2n. Nnrthf cid. VI.
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NEW YORK.
A Day in GOthsm-An EpitOme ,f
Events Outside Of Finan-
cial Circles.
The Public Schools ImbrOgliO-Prepa.
ratiOns to Execute lhe MOdOes-
Serious ROW-Ete.
TIE PuBLIc SCHOOLS.

New YORK, October The Academy
Of Music OF Brooklyn was filled last eve
ming IN every part by citizens assembled
10 protest against any aggression upon
the public-schOOl system, and to take
measures to secure its permanency. A
number of clergymen were on the stage.
TIE principal speaker in his ad-
dress said: "We demand high-schoOls
so that Protestant children need not be
compelled to complete their education
in Roman Catholic academies and col
leges. We demand nOrmal-schools,
more sehO0l-libraTies, and the bible in
ths schools. There should be no secta-
rian appropriations, and all religious
and charitable institutions should be
placed on a like footing with other prop
erty-owners, alike subject to assessment
and taxation.
PREPARATIONS To HANG THE MODOCs'
A dispatch from Fort klamath, dated
yesterday, says that Captain Jack and
his five associates will be hanged Friday
morning at ten O'Clock sharp, and to
day the carpenters drove the first nail in
the structure that is being erected to meet
the requirements OF the sentence. They
will all be suspended from one beam,
and at a given signal will swing into
eternity together. The execution will
be public to allow the Klamaths and
neighboTing Indians full view of the
manner in which the laws of the United
States are meted out TO transgressOrs.
SERIOUS ROW.
The police Of the third precinct Of Jer-
sey City, went on 8 large excursion yes
terdRy to Carlsbad. In the evening
some Of them entered q garden where
some German brewers were holding a
Pcnic, end it was though ant insult had
teen offered one Of their ladies, and a
desperate fight followed in which knives,
clubs, bottles and glasses were freely
used. Nine or ten policemen and about
twenty Of the Germans were wounded,
some severely. To-day warrants were
issued for the arrest of some Of the Ger
mans.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
At meeting Of the chamber of COM
merce, the committee appointed 10 or
gsnizs the tribunal of commerce, made
a proposition to unite with the national
board of trade. Referred to a committee.
THE CASE OF JAY COOKE d co.
In the case of Samuel kaufman
against Jay Cooke & Co., in which the
plaintiff applies for the removal Of
p. Cooke as receiver in charge Of certain
property on the ground Of his being an
Interested party and insolvent, the eOun-
sci Of Cooke denied that the individual
members of the firm were insolvent,
and the motion was denied.
A YACHT RACE.
The yacht-race between the yachts Of
the New York yacht club, for two cups
presented by Commodore James Gordon
Bennett, worth five hundred dollars
each, was sailed to-day over the club
course, from the Nsrrows to the light
ship and return, about forty miles. The
cups were won respectively by the
schooner Eva and the sloop Vision.
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GOD HELP HE POOR.

THE Daily Appeal has . larger eireu-
IatIon than all the other Memphis daily
papers combined.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE WASHINGTON F. AND NJ. ms. Col
Memphis, September 25, 1873.
Es- The stockholders Of this ComPOny are
hereby notified that in consequence of the
financial condition Of affairs, the call made
upon them in August last, due and payable
on the lst Of October, has been extended TO
mature on the lst Of December, 1873.
By order of the Board.
se2z GEO w L. CRnOK- Secretarv
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DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

TIHE firm Of Webber q Williams is this day
/ dissolved by MUTUAL consent, +. b.
Webber having disposed OF his interest Ia the
said lrm 70 J. NJ WILLIAMS, who assumes
all liabilities, and Is alone authorized 70 col
lsct the outstanding debts due the firm.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEMPHIS AGRICULTURAL
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

rIrHE train on Paducah and Memphis Rail-
L road viii reach Memphis AZ 10 am. and
leave Memphis at 3 pm. until further notice.
Oc3 ]. W. WIIRUR Sup1t.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.
Proceedings Of the Ohio River Commits
sion at Louisville Yesterday-Ques-
ti0ns of Much Interest.

LOUISVILLE, October 2.-The Ohio
river commission met this morning, re-
organizing its committees with the
same chairman and secretary. The ex-
eeutive committee consists of Thomas
Sherlock, Ohio; j. P. Hall, West Vir-
ginia; John Means, Kentucky; Thomas
Trockney, Illinois; General L. Noble,
Indiana; George II. Thurston. Pennsyl-
vaDia; Hon. E. James. Tennessee.
Mr.. Thurston, was appointed chair
man Of the committee on legislation,
and one from each State was appointed
on the committee. Resolutions were
adopted for each State TO appropriate
three thousand dollars to defray the ex-
penses of the commission. A mem
orial TO congress for the i'm
provement of Tennessee river, by re-
moving the Muscle shoals distractions,
with a resolution requesting congress
to consider, by Z. A. Jones, Tennessee.
Adopted.
An appropriation of seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars was asked
for the next fiscal year for the above.
Sherlock, of Ohio, resolution to widen,
and euta pass through the falls one hum
dred feet, and 10 request government to
take immediate possession of the Louis
vile and Portland canal. Adopted.
Greedy, Of Tennessee, resolution to in
crease the appropriation of the Cunber-
land river improyement-of the lower
river TO twenty thousand dollars, and
the upperFiver to seventy-five thousand
dollars. Adopted.
The resolutions to request congress to
order surveys with view TO extend the
slack-water to three miles of the forks
of the Kentucky river, and survey the
head waters of the Allegheny and Mo-
nongahela rivers, with a view to deter
mine the prseticability of supplying to
the Ohio by reservoirs, were adopted.
The resolution that no corporation
shall control any future canal connect
ing the Ohio and Tennessee rivers with
the ocean, with the governments aid,
was adopted.
The convention adjourned to meet in
Washington subject to the call of the
chairman.
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VYHE following described Goods, stored with
Il S. B. Miller, No. 2, Elliott block, corner
jefferson and Promenade streets, II not called
for, will be sold at Auction, on
Wednesday, October 18th, 1873, -
by George o. Sale & Co., Auctioneers, 2Ol Main
street;
A. c. Tucker, box:sA. s vigus, 9 packages;
B. P. Field, piano; B. G. Powell, bOxeH-; C..
Rothert, / trunk; G. ". Gardensture, box;
ID. W. Williams. I box; Duncan Dunn, box;
e. +. Babcock. box; Ellis q Dsman, keg
varnish; Mrs. 4. Armstrong / washing ma
chine, box; r. W, box; q. W. Trueheart,
cottin. gin; H &. Hills, CrOckett's Blud,
boxes, trunk; ]. Haynes, l box; Hill q Co.,
u boxes, barrels bath brick; 1. K. r., roll
leather; j. COlstOn, jr., box candy; J. II.
Athy, l sack faucets; J. Dugan, box; q.
Phelps, Helena, 1 chest, 2 trunks; j. G.. kir-
hendorfer, box; Jas. $. Price & Co, Fort Glib
son, box; P. Twohig, beer kegs; Kleiner a
Bro, lot beer kegs; L. & l., boxes glassware
Lucas. coil rope; L. q. Frazier, boz; Chas.
Musick, lot goods; Maria Bradley, kitchen
safe; Mrs. NJ. B. Owens, sewing machine,
cotton planter; p. Baquet, box; R. Il. Eggies-
ton, 4 bundles picks and shoveis; ". n. Fore
man, 3 boxes household goods; ". McPealK,
box W. F. Dugan, l chest W. Co.'S, box;
tivator; Diehl & Lord, boxes; J. 3 Grace,
box; Frank Degarmo, box merchandise;
Hugh Mcdonald, 2 bundles paper; s. H. Cald-
well, l newell post; Tennessee Carbon Gas
Co., 1 case gas fixtures, bundle pipe; J. Hay
nes, box; J. NJ. W. & Co., Aberdeen, lot
merchandise; no mark, pulley and driver;
Minnie Jackson, boxes; A, box; VIII
liams & Ross, 2S casks bottles; ThOs. Ragan,
gun, boxes; h Hawgood, l chest; A. Il,
B., box; ]. R. Spichy, ! trunk; no mark, l
valise, 3 carpetbags; T. l. Parker, l lounge;
no mark, barrel whisky.
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Nj. Z. & j. w. COCHRAN
Manufacturers and Dealers in
LUMBER. LATHS,
Shingles, Dreased Flooring, Ceiling,
WeatheEbOarding asd Cedar Posts.

A COMPLETE STOCK OF DOORS, sash.
"A and kinds, OF the best material, always
on hand.
5aWlniils north III Aavy-yaFd-
once ana Yard, FOOT of Wsshizgion isresrs,
Msmphi /, Tennessee.
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The annual stockholders meeting of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad look
place at Louisville yesterday. Thomas j,
Martin, W. II. smith, and W. NJ. FarrlDetou
were elected directors for the ensuing three
years The presidents report shows an tn
crease In the cost OF the road for the past year
fnom Sl4 1855 268 TO S22,9s6r SIS; net earnings
ADD eighty-iiye per cent. Sl,604,7s5 was
expended for iolling-stock, with in
creased facilities ior lfeighting beyond the
spent on The son ami North Alabama rhil-
road
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LOUISVILLE g. NASHVILLE
GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

ECHEDULEi
Freight and Accommodation Train
leaves daily, Sundays excepted. $40 am
Mail Train leaves daily .............-..l15 55 am
Nashville Express Train leaves daily 4l0 pm
ss- No change Of caTs by this line for Louis
Vile, ST. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Palace
sleeping-cars on all night trains.
For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket ONCE, No. 297 1-2 Main Street.
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sup't Memphis Div.
JAnEs SPEED, Ticket agent iyl3
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The Financial Situation at Columbus,
0nfA

COLUMBUS, October 2-The financial
situation begins to look little mixed
here. There has been disposition on
the part Of depositors yesterday and to-
day to withdraw deposits, and last night
the bankers Of the city held a meeting.
All but two banks were represented. and
It was agreed to issue clearinghouse
certificates, contingent on the agreement
10 this arrangement by the presidents of
banks not represented at the meeting.
This morning a second meeting was
held, when word was received that Hay
den's bank and Citizens savings bank
declined TO go into any arrangement for
the protection Of other banks, and a
third meeting viii be held this evening.
The excitement is increasing.
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The department. with deep regret, has
fe announce 70 the naval service the
0eath Of Rear Admiral John WinsloS.
Ihe name Of this distinguished officer
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WASHINGTON, October 2-The fol-
lowing general order announcing The
death Of Rear-Admiral Winslow has
been issued:
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TYHE following described Goods, stored with
S. B. Miller, No. 3 Elliott block, corner
jefferson and Promenade streets, II not called
for, will be sold at Auction, on
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Financial Chronicles from all Quarters
No Yell0W-FeVer at Mar
shall, Texas.
A $4,000 SUIT for Damages Decided
Against the Illinois Central
Railroad -ShreTspOrt's
Mortaary.
Another Heavy Failure in New York
The New Capitol Of Michigan
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Death Of an Eminent surgeou.

LEXINGTON, KY, October 2-Doctor
Dudley Bush, eldest son Of DR.. James
NJ. Bush, the eminent surgeon Of the
State of Kentucky, died last night, after
a severe and prolonged illness. Funeral
fn-nnnrrnuU at fhraa ninlnck
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will live in the history of bis country 80
that Of the victor in the memorable sea-
fight during the late war Of rebellion
which ended in the destruction of the
Alabama by the Kearsarge. On the
day after the receipt Of this order, the
flags Of the navy-yards and stations,
and Of all ships-of-war in commission,
will be kept at half-mast from sunrise TO
sunset, and thirteen minute-guns be
fired at noon ashore and afisat. The
officers Of the navy and marine corps
will wear Grape on the left arm for the
usual period of thirty days.
(Signed.) WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
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CAIRO, ILL, October 2.-The jury in
the case OF Cobb, Blasdell & Co. versus
the Illinois Central railroad to-day
awarded TO the plaintiffs the sum Of
fOrty-three thousand dollars. The suit
was brought TO recover damages claimed
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At meeting Of the chamber of COM
merce, the committee appointed TO or
gsnizs the tribunal of commerce, made
a proposition to unite with the national
board of trade. Referred to a committee.
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CHATTANOOGA



CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 14.-This city has
style of architecture peculiarly its own,
but as the people claim 10 be original, that
Is not unnatural. The leading object IN
building dwellings, as well IS business
houses, seems TO be to put as much house
as possible on the least possible ground.
Most of the residences are rather gaudy,
but built with no regard to comfort or con-
yenience. know Of o e, composed of two
rooms 12xl4, each of which boasts four
doors and three windowsl Off Of the bus
mess streets there are few bricks. The fun
ny feature is that with It's closeness OF
architecture, Chattanooga is city Of mag
nifceut distances. 1t Is built up in spots.
It is a railroad centre and manufacturing
city. Remove these two elements, and you
would leave it wilderness. There are five
roads centering here: the Nashville & Chat
tanooga, the East Tennessee, Virginia q
Georgia, the Western 81 Atlantic, the Mem
phis u Charleston, aud the Alabama q
Chattanooga. A sixth road, the Cincinnsu
Southern, is in process of construction.
Among the numerous industrial enterprises,
q car factory is nearly completed which viii
give work to 500 men. Think of this, ye
Nashville folks and be up and doing. You
with your many natural advantages should
be ashamed to allow place the size of Chat
tanooga to SO far outstrip you In everything
that makes business place.
The city is very pleasantly situated, ly-
ing in a beautiful valley with mountains
on almost every side, from which magnif-
cent views are had of the town and sur
rounding country. The view from Lookout
is very fine, affording sight of the city
and all its railroads and manufactures.
The public schools have only been recent
ly organized, but they are, under the eff
Gent charge of our City Superintendent
Prof. FL. d. Wyatt, making rapid strides
forward, aud predict that they win shortly
compare fayorably with the boosted city
schools of the City Of Rocks. There are
now upwards of one thousand children in
actual attendance at the city schools. Fhe
salaries paid to the teachers are not as good
as they ought to be, but the teachers are
all satisfied, in as much as they have the
utmost confidence in their Board of Educa-
ton, knowing that when the finances are
placed in better condition that the Board
will raise TIER pay accordingly. j. B.
.
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troops Of Ailments yanauished.

On account OF the promptness with which
checks the feyers generated by unhealthy exhala
lions, Hostetter's Bitters is considered an indis
pensable family medicine on the borders of our
Southern and Western rivers, and in new settle
ments where the plough and the axe are for the
first time disturbing the soitudes of nature. Its
reputation. however, is not confined to such To-
calities. Wherever the elements of disease are
rife it is the surest safeguard of health wherever
sickness prevails, it is efficacious as a remedy.
Among the serious diseases which it is guaran-
teed to control are indigestion, biliousness, and
all the minor ailments connected with derange-
ments of the stomach. the liver, and the bowels,
such as heartburn, headache, flatulence, costive-
ness, nausea, distase for food, ianguor and de-
bifty, palpitation of the heart, trembling of the
hands, noises in the ears dis0rdered vision, dis
turbed sleep, and mental inquietude. As these
physical and mental disturbances tend to gem
eral failure of all the powers of the system they
should be at once corrected-as they may always
be, by q course Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters.
oc7 deodlw6w1t 3dp
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3 - BY ANDREW WANLEss.
Sweet Kate o. Boontree, We maun a under
stand,
Has dark rolling e'e and little white hand.
Ny certy! she's played unoo havoc Wi me,
I'm fairly bewitched VII sweet Kate o. Boon
tree.
think o. her beauty, perfection, and araee,
And dream o her ringlets, her ribbons, an
lace;
Though absent, guidfaithl she'saye present wi
In the heart o. my bosom dwells Kate o. Boon
treel
Twas nae lang ago thought love was joke,
But nov my heart l0ups like cat in poke;
nks hair an my head would willing gle
Fer rws or three kisses frae Kate o. Boontree.
Afore saw Kate, I am free to declare,
whistled and sang like lark in the air,
But now in my bonnet I've gotten bee
That huns a. the day about Kate o. Boontree.
At times viii stand and forget myself sair,
Then doom viii plump on stool or chair;
Pm nae sooner dnon. than aft will fee,
To muse in the woods about Kate o. Boontree.
Aye, ancs in day was hearty and stoot;
I'm now like q lath, and as white as a cloot,
/ Gamma live lang, AMI that you viii see,
Unless get married 70 Kate o. Boontree.