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MONEY MARKET.

PARIS, November 16.-Rentes, 6lf.
SOC.
NEW ORLEANS, November 16.-
Gold, ll03; sight, discount; sterling,
5S7.
LONDON, November 16.--Amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
England to-day, e89,OOO. ConsoIs for
money, 93s; on account, 934; United
States coupons-5-20s of 1865, 1861; do.
1867, 1G91; 10-4Os, l042; new IS, 1881;
New York Central, 50; Erie, 26a; Erie
preferred, 4S.
NEW YORK, November 16-Money
active and higher, closing at per cent.
on call; prime mercantile paper, 5(96
per cent; single name, 7@7} per cent.
Sterling firm at 4S6@4S6i for 60-days and
490C9490f for sight. Customs receipts,
$685., 600. Gold opened at 11OE and
closed at 1ll4, the two extremes of the
day. Carrying rates, l@2 per cent. and
for borrowing fat. The assistant-treas-
urer discussed S649, COO. Specie engage
ments for tomorrow thus far, $500, 600
CIearings, S45 100000. The advance in
gold early in the day was caused by the
rise in the bank Of England rate OF dis
count, and the firmness at the close
was due to engagements of coin
for to-morrow's packet. Government
Ilonds dull and steady; coupons Of
1881, II9I; 1852, 1l2; 1864, ia; 1865,
Il5l; 1865, new, u.s. 1867, 1lS2;
1868, II6a; new IS, liz; 10-4Os, ll3s;
currency &c, lI9l. State securities firm,
with a moderate business; Missouri
90, 943; old Tennessee, 20; new
Tennessee, 20; new Virginia, IS;
old Virginia, at; old North Care
lima, %; new North Carolina, 10. Rail-
road bonds firm, with moderate BUSH
ness. Stocks opened strong aud higher,
and soon advanced from ! to Il per cent,
the principal advance being in North
western, st. Paul and Rock Island. The
advance continued almost without In
ierruption throughout the day, the mar
ket closing strong at an advance Of from
! to 80 per cent. from the opening prices,
The greatest strength aBd activity was
in the stocks mentioned above. The
directors of the Adams express compa-
ny, in addition TO the regular cash divi-
Gend OF & per cent, have declared a %
per cent. scrip dividend; this increases
The capital stock from ten to twelve mil
lions. The failure of E. S. Brown, grain
receiver, Is announced. Stocks sales
to-day aggregated 100000 shares, OF
which So 600 were Western Union, Is, OOO
Pacific Mail, 5000 New York Central,
1000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, IL, 900 Union
i Pacific. $4,000 Northwestern common,
Is. 900 Rock Island, 10000 st. Paul com
mon, 5000 Wabash and I6, 600 Ohio ane
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FINANCE And TRADE.

Our COTTON REVIEW of last week
quoted the price of middling in New
York at I4tc, at which it remained I'M
iii the last day Of the business week,
Friday, when it advanced c, quoting
l43c. New Orleans quoted l4gc, aud re-
tanned that figure throughout the week.
Liverpool quoted Z I4-l6d, and did not
change its price during the week. Mem
phis quoted IL l5-l6c, which continued
to be the rate til Friday, when there was
an advance to 14e. In our market on
MONDAY business was very dull; there
was some inquiry for low grades. New
York was weak and nominal, but q de-
crease of II, 4S5 bales in the ports, and
sctive shipments theresa. III bales ia
three days-gave hope of recuperstion;
sales Of 900 bales middling at Is 15-I6e.
On TUESDAY the market was more act
i've; exporters were increasing their pur-
chases, encouraged by essiness in prices;
sales 300 bales middling at Is 15-l6c.
On WEDNESDAY there was q good in
quiry, but while the market was weak,
holders refused the concessions buyers
looked for, and but q limited business
was done; sales 400 bales, 500 OF which
were taken by spectators; middling,
Is l5-l6c. THURSDAY dispatches were
more favorable; the market showed
frmness, and closed with an advancing
tendency. Sales 100 bales. of which
200 bales were for exports; middling,
10 l5-l6c. FRIDAY an advance Of sc in |
New York gave new vigOr to the mar
ket which advanced l-16c and closed l
firm. There was more inquiry for low
cottons. Sales 5000 bales, of which ex-
uorters took 1900 bales; middling, lac.
The anticipstions we expressed last
week have been confirmed by the course
OF the cotton market the present week;
cotton sppesrs to have touched bottom
and begun-on a very moderate scale it
must be granted-s rebound. What
changes have taken plsce during the
week under review have been In an I'D
ward direction, and the markets that re-
uain unchanged telegraph that they
are "frmn or steady The fine
weather Is very favorable 10 cotton pick
.ug and to the preservation Of good
Quality; so much so that orders for low
grades stand no chance of being filed.
Most Of the cotton sold has been low
miidling and middling. River bot,
tom cOttOns are in the most
request and command outside prices.
Cr0p estimators are busy with their av-
erages and probabilities, $3.50, 900 APP
pears to be about the fsvOrite figure just
now. Receipts st Memphis yesterday,
Monday, were far beyond what was gen.
orally looked for 3 week ago, being 50S2
bales for Sunday and Monday.
The following table shows the COM
para,s I've weely and total receipts at the
United States seapOTts up to the dates
annexed:
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Iity, loo. TaIlow, 7@8c. Beeswax.

ity, I5C@50c. Tallow, rose. Beeswaxr
| 26c.
HoMTNY-rer bbl., sos 25
HAY-ChOice Timothy sells ut 80;
choice mixed at S23; Arkansas prairie,
lower, Sl09I2. o
KRAUT-New in store, IS 1903 y per
Dbl. and "a 75G5 per 4.bbl.
LIVE SqoCK-GOod cattle at 4943c,
gross; second quality, S9C94c; third
quality. 25G3e; grazing, la92c. sheep,
choice. 81 5OfI5 per head; second gual-
jty. 50 SOFAS. There is a fair supply OF
hogs at 7(974c. Horses dull at Sl40y9lf5
for good saddle horses; for driving
horses, SI25,al45; for plug horses,
S906liO. Mules are dull at S909llO
for 14G14@ hand high; SllO9l45 for
141Gl5; Sl45taDlS5 for 15C9l6 hands.
Mich cows are in demand at S3O(g5O.
Very little doing on account OF warm
weather; stock accommodating.
LEMONS AND ORANGES-Lemons,p per
box, So 5O(RI0. Oranges, Louisiana, S5@
Z 50 and IS so, according to quality.
MINCE MEAT-Per pound, 12@l3c.
MEAT, FREsH-Beef, fore-guaTters, 8
O33c: headquarters, 6(96c. Sheep, by
the carcass, &c. Hogs, S(9l0c.
NAILs-In store, So IS rates, cash.
OILs-Coal-oil, per gallon, lie; lin
seed, raw, soc; inseed, boiled, csc; lard
oil, per gallon, Sl@l 10. Turpentine,
iSc.
ONIoNs-In store, So 50G4 % for red;
"a 2594 50 for yellow; yellow, in sacks,
81 COOL IS per bushel.
0ATs-NOne offering; in store sea zoe,
he latter for choice white.
Drfrcg
POWDER AND SHOT-Powder, per key,
q 25; halves, IS So; quarters, 81 10.
Shot, drop, per sack, 81 %; buck, 81 80.
Lead, per h., S(99c.
POTATOES New York scarce at So Is
% 20 in store So 10 on landing; New |
York Early Rose in store, scarce, 50 40 |
% so; western, 81 ESQ., so. Sales of
. bbls. Ohio, on landing, at 81 50.
PEANUTs-Per h., &c.
POULTRY = Chickens, 81 50G3 50;
Ducks, S303 rs. Turkeys, SS(9l6. |
5eese, "a 1904 80. Chickens very dull. |
PICKLEs-New, per bbl., $40 50@ |
0 rs; half hbl., s. 5000 20.
PROvIsIoNS-Bacon clear sides, none;
lear rib sides, 1S}9132c; shoulders, $50 |
c, Bulk shoulders, Sc; clear rib sides,
1@l13c; clear sides, 1l3c. Hams
ugar-eured, new, 13@l4c; old, 1lG l2c.
Breakfast bacon, 14914ie. Mess pork,
2l@22. Lard scarce; tierce, 143c; keg,
loue; pail, l549l6c; pals, light weights,
SIC.
SPIcEs-Pepper, whole, per H., &c;
round, SOC. Cloves, soc. Allspice, zoe. |
cinnamon, whole, 40945c; ground, Soc.
Sutmegs, 81 IS. Ginger, whole, zoe.
25e. Mustard, pure ground, 80
940c; interior, zoe.
SAUsAGE-Per h., 9@lOc; city made,
1c.
TURNIPs-Per barrel, 55e@Sl.
WHITE LEAD-PeT h., l05@1l3c,
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Mississippi. Closing quotations were:
Canton, 62$; Western Union Tele-
graph, 800; Quicksilver, 32s; Adams
express company, 1lSa; Wells q Fargo's
express company, so; American ex-
press company, 639; United States ex-
press company, 81; Pacific Mail, 454;
New York Central, 1929; Erie, 29I; Erie,
preferred, As; Harlem, 1870; Harlem
preferred, l25: Michigan Central, rs
Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne, 81; North
western, 42s; Northwestern preferred,
30; Rock Island, 1901; New Jersey
Central, 1917; ST. Paul, 81; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 81; Wabash, 32s Wabash pre-.
ierred, 80; Fort Wayne, 93S; Terre
Haute, los; Terre Haute, prefeITed, I24:
Chicago and Alton, 101; Chicago and
Alton preferred, los; Ohio aud Missis-
sippi, 800; Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati, 629; Burlington and Quincy,
1O4; LaEe Shore, S25; Chicago, Cob
umbus and Indiana Central, 10; Hi
nois Central, 81; Union Pacific, 36I /
Central Pacific bonds, 95s; Union Pa
cific bonds, 500; Delaware and Lscka-
wsna, 1891.
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Attachment Notice.

OEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-CharIes
ID Grady vs.. George Alexander.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3f55 of the Code or
Tennessee, and returned levied by garnlsh-
ment on Hill, FOntain & Co., who answer they
owe the sum OF 500:
1t is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his PERSONAL appear ance before me, on the
sth day OF November, 1871, at nay Office, In the
city of Memphis. at 10 o'clock, am. and de-
lend said attachment suit, or the same will
be proceeded with eX parte; and that a COPY
OF this order be published for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
18th day Of September, 1874.
sen3l IA 81 Is Hall 2
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The John A. ScuddeT, from st. Louis,
nearly seven days out, discharged here
$50 kegs nails, 40 packages sundries,
took on 1860 sacks oil-cake, $50 barrels
oil, and 25I bales cottoli, and cleared for
New Orleans near noon, drawing six
feet, with barge in tow. The Colorado,
from above. arrived during the fore
noon; had for city merchants Az bar
rels -four and meal, 572 sacks grain, SO
barrels whisky, SO bales hay, and 80
packages sundries; added Is tons way
freight, and went south in the afternoon
with 400 tons for points below. The Ell
Ia, from White river, came in before
daybreak, with S5I bales cotton, reship-
ping $50 bales at Terrene, for New Or
leans. The A, ]. White, from below,
had S42 bales cotton, Is bags cotton, and
1857 sacks cotton-seed. The Future
CITY and barges, for st. Louis, passed up
at noon without landing. The Frank
Forrest, from Oseeola, brought 200 bales
cotton, as bags cotton, and 500 sacks
seed. The q. w. Cheek, from the same
point, came IN during the afternoon with
i59 bales cotton, 40 bags cotton, and 1855
sacks seed. Tie Mary Boyd departed
for Psducah al noon to so on the docks
for repairs. The Phil Allin, from the
lower coast, brought 65S bales cotton
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Attachment Notice.

TEFORE JAMES HALL J. PA Vaccsro
ID 4 Co. VS.. P. H. Thompson.
In this cause an attachment having been
sned out against defendant ana IL appearing
that he is indebted TO colnpialnant "a me sum
AZ $40 30 on account OF goods sold and de-
Ifyered, and the sane having been levied by
garnishment on Hill, FOntafne & Co., who
baIes cotton belonging 10 defendant, who is a
nonresident OF the 81 ate OF Tennessee;
Its therefore ordered, That defendant make
his personal appearance before me, on the
9Oth cay of Novem Der, 1874, at my of1ice, in the
citv OF Memphis, at 10 O'Clock an, and de-
fend said attachment suit, or the same will
be prot eeded with szpariei ana that copy
weeks in the elomphis Daily Appeal. This
18th day Of October, 1874.
JAMES HALL, ). P.
d. Clay King, attorney. ocI27 tn
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Week is7I-775 Is75-77I I572-775 IS7I-772 IS70-7i

Receipts IN Memphis during the week
ending Friday aggregated IL Cos bales,
against IS, l36 bales the previous week,
aud ID AZ bales the corresponding week
last season. The total receipts since
September 1, 1874 are 93,6SS bales,
seainst 81, So at the corresponding time
last season, showing increase Of Is, SS1
bslss.
Shipments during the week ending
FriGSy aggregated 10, 255 bales, against
u 8SS bales the previous week, and 49,
2S3 the corresponding week last season.
Total shil ments since September 1st
are IS, $50 'bales, against SIS, 55l bales the
same time las year, an increase Of II, =
100 bales.
The stock on baud wSs 32,s59 bsles,
against %. 446 bales last week, and ., Sll
bales at this time last year.
Sales during the week We're 10000
bales-of which exporters took $500
bales-against 10000 bales previous
week, and Is, 800 the corresponding week
last season.
The following statement, compiled
from our official records, shows the re-
csiuts, shipments, sales, closing prices
and average price Of cotton at Memphis
FOR each week since the present season
opened. From last years price Of
niddIing Sc is deducted, to assimilate the
value with the new classification:
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Be Not MisIed byPrice-Lists!
COME And JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
WE SELL

Better A Brown Domestic SC than other
Better A Bleaehed Domestic IOc
Better Lnseys at 15c than other sell at Sc.
Better lO4 Sheetng 25c other houses sell
Better Flannel houses sell at LIE.
Better Alpaca at 25c than other sell at 3Oc
Better Skirts at 75c than other houses sell at 85c
Better ShaWls at 81 as than other houses at 50.
Better Double Shaws at 81 than other sell So
Better ClOaks at S. than other houses sell at 81.
Better Blankets at 81 IS than other houses sell So.
Better Cotton Paids at lOc than other IL lie
Better POpin Paids at IL LIE than other sell 2Oc
Better Hose at Zoe and 5c than other houses sell at 5c and Zoe
Better COrses at 81 than other houses sell at 81 so.
Better Boots 81 81 so SO 80
Better Shoes 81 so and 81 than other 50 50
Better Hats 81 % and 50 than other sell at 81 so and 81 80
Better Jeans s5c houses
If you Good Substantial your Moneys
Worth, do not fail to call
q. Lsswenstein q Brothers
242, 244 and 246 Main Street, corner Jefferson.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 16.-There
was q moderate package demand tor
staple domestic cottons. prints OF side
band styles and hosiery. The jobbing
trade was rather more active. Cotton
goods unchanged in price, and four
yard browns firm at current rates.
Side-band prints sell freely and are
scarce. Pacific and Hamilton fancy
and side-bsnds have declined, jobbiDg
at l5c. Striped hosiery in demand
WOolens quiet.
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I FINANCIAL MATTERS remain uh-
changed; the same dizziness, the same
conservative principle in making loans,
the same plentlfulness OF money and
the same rates for it, and for exchange,
the rates we have so often reported, re-
main TODAY. Gold is on the advance,
brokers pay 109t@l092 for it. stocks
and bonds Of all kinds are without move
ment: there is a little inquiry for new
issue Tennessee money but none Is Of
faring here; brokers offer 80 for II and
would sell at IS. There are parties in
ouiring about Charleston railroad stock,
Int thew Offer below IFS vslue. Most
holders of TIA at stock value it too highly
to let it 90 for next TO nothing. The
Nashville Union aud American, No
vember 18th, reports: Tennessee bonds
continue strong with an upward ten
dency, being quoted in New York at 7T4
and st 575. Though there are no buy
ers here, holders have great faith IN
these bonds, and will not sell at present
quotations. ComptrOller's warrants are
rather scarce and in some demands
dealers buy at 80 and sell at So" The
Vieksburg Herald, November 18th, !
says: "Aleorn money is scarce and
held at IS, which is probably |
as low as il can be bought. !
State warrants would evince more &C.
tlvity If the supply were not so linn
tied. They may be quoted at IS for |
old, and 70 to 80 for new, according to |
date.U As indications of the Financial |
we give the following ex-
tracts: New Orleans PscdytHe, No
18th: {" At the banks the de-
msnd for discounts is very small, and |
there is plenty Of money seeking invest
ment. Cotton factors, who are generally |
the principal borrowers at this time, not |
having advanced much to planters, are
pretty well supplied with funds" New |
Orleans Times: The more cheerful |
feeling among commercial men and in |
financial circles noticed last week, has |
continued and impaired healthy slim
uiUs TO trade generally" The st. Louis
Democrat, Of November 14th, shows
that " csutionn is the watchwoTd in that |
city: "The banks have been taught ex-
caution by past reVerses,
and they do not propose to swerve from
their policy, especially while the state Of |
.rade is ia its present condition, and |
there will be no change in this re-
spect until the Old-time confidence shall |
have been restored on all sides" The |
Chicago papers are the most jubilant |
we meet with; the Tribune says: 1.-THE
lank elearings to-day were 81, 200, 001,
an increase over those of yesterday.
This figure is much higher than the av-
srage OF the last few weeks, or Of the
Period of preceding years.
These figures are the exact measure and
OF the improvement in the
business of the city," Memphis quota
ions are mostly nominal, as follows:
5ity currency bonds, Il 5642
'lty 'tainted" bonds, circular baSs..-....-.42G-l
SCR S6iillEs I
shelby county scrip .-.,........-.-; selling, 81
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SaIurdaT. NoTsmher gI. 1s74.

at ~ O'Clock M. on the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, city Of Memphis,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
Ing real estate, lying in shelby county, Ten
nessee, described as follows: Beginning at a
stake at the tnterSecti lion Of the east line OF
ChambeTlayne avenue with the south side OF
the State Line road; thence south 0I3sa east
with the state Line road six chains and
thifty-siX links to a stake; thence south %
west eleven chains and twenty links 10 a
stake; thence north So west SIX chains and
thirty-four links TO a stake in the east line Of
Chamberlayne avenue: thence north 2654'
east with the line OF Chamberlayue avenue
ten chains ana sevenfy-thFee links TO the be-
ginning, containing six and gi-l00 acres, being
lot one (ll of subdivision Of the Jones estate,
made by Francis Foster, and Of record IN the
Registers once OF Shelby county. Equity OF
redemption waived, and title believed to be
perfect, but 1 sell only as trustee.
OetI7 JOHN JOHNSTON. Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

DG virtue OF the powers vested in me by de-
ID cree OF the Second Circuit Court of Shelby
county, appointing me trustee in the room
and stea1 OF VIM H PassmOre, % a deed Of
trust made by John II. Miller 70 said VIM. II.
PaSsmore, on the Sd day OF June, 1870, for the
purposes therein specified, and recorded IN
the Registers Office Of shelby county, Ten
neSsee, IN book No. %, PAGE al. / VIII. on
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Thnrsdar. neoemhsr 3. 1s74.

between the hours OF II o'clock am. and 2
O'Clock pm, the following land, lying in the
city OF Memphis, county of Shelby, state OF
Tennessee, and known as LOT 30 on the plan OF
the city OF Memphis, and fronting on the west
side of Second street "a feet, and running back
with the north line OF the first alley north OF
Adams street l48 feet. 2he interest 70 be sold
and conveyed is a three-fourths interest IN
said lot, the other undi Vldsd one-f0urth being
the property OF j. A. Anderson.
The right of redemption is waived and the
title believed to be good, but viii convey
novIS S. ]. MCDOWELL, Trustee.
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Administrators Notice

NOTICEis hereby given Of my appointments
~ as administrators Of Mrs. Jennie RI Wsr
viii settle az once. AL persons HAVING ciain,S
against same VIII present them at orcs-5Tii,,
prcpated. either at Judge JarniZan5s. No x
AIad.son street, or to me at KerrvfiIe. Tenn
no4 THOS. 81. R0BBS, Adnlinisfrsfor.
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Yesterday was warm and rainy. The
river here continues to decline, with six
feet six inches to Cairo; thence five feet
to st. Louis. The Ohio has thirty inch
es from Louisville. No change is re-
ported in White aud Arkansas rivers.
The Cumberland was still rising yester-
day, with eleven feet on HaTpeth shoals.
Business on the wharf yesterday was
considerably better than it has been for
the past fifteen days.
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PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv
30. a. Jefferson Street,
Between Main and Front Row,
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IL Sf.Site- t-eeent case % B0nOTrhea and Svrris
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s,s -. secondary Syphilis-the last vest -
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~. ~ utsIy loss OF semen stopped IN q sso7t
tIn.s. -unsrers from lul )ofsuey or IoSs -
ss s1 poHsI restored u free Vieor IN 4 fsV,
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o. o pnystess ana mental power, speedily ana
Particular attention paid 10 tba Dss.a..--,s
women, and cures guaranteed. - ?
Inroat ana Lung Diseases cured byl nsw
TAU consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
= dedle mes sent by express % al parts o. the
scaDtryt
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MAEEOOD REST0RED.-A victim o.
youthful imprudence, causing premature de-
cav, nervous debility, ETC., having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
sufferers. Address J. II, REEV rs, 7S Nassau
Aoxu York
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ITO the Planters Of Tennessee and adjoining,
Il States-I solicit the patronage of all per-
sons having BURR MILL STONES TO repair.
Having had 2 years experience in this cOun-
try and Europe-wfth W. c. Bradford Of this
city from 1855 to 1861, since which time / have
been generally engaged In building and re-
pairing mills in this and adjoining States.
will rebuild, bsttrsi, redress and put in perfec :
order all burrs for grinding corn and wheat, o {.
viii redress burrS that planters may hull their.
own cotton-seed, thereby saving freight on
bulk and saving fuel. Joints should not b.
filed with lead, as the attrtuOn powders IL,
and pOisons the meal or flour. / will guaran-
tee that with my style Of dressing, and with
proper speed, thirty-inch mill will grind
thirty bushels - corn in one hour. / alSD
guarantee to save One-half of the power by
proper dressing, making better meal and send .
ing II from the mill perfectly cool and in COOL
order 10 ship. Where the running-gear Is in
good order, II is only necessary TO ship thu
rock, when the work will be promptly don 3
and returned. MIL work in general, and al
orders from the country promptly attended 10
a. prices that defy competition. All orders ad =
dressed to me in care of q. W. Payne & Co. wi :
meet with prompt attention
Oc2l- THOMAS DFIlANY.