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To the PUBLIC and me AmIcfed,

1AAS anu AAG AmAACAEAs
DR.. J. WHITE Is duly grateful sor the conndenos
and patronage Of the Afflicted. bestowed upon him for
morethan 800 miles around Memphis. Many persons
visit the city desiring his sdvios and remedies, on IN
curing for his once Of those who DO not know that there
arc tive Dn White in the city, are directed to Dr. J. S.
white, Of tbs Alopathic or old school profession. Meth
er OF Is desiring the legitimate patients OF the other,
Dr.. J. or John White deems It Heoessary and proper for
him TO advise the public and the AFFLICTED that his once
and Medical Depot l. On Unloa street, next door to
Aessrs- p. Lane & Co.'S Cotton and Commission Hsuse
his Is = branch Of "Dr. J. whites Cincinnati Medlea
institute" chartered By the Legislature Of Ohio, and
nov under The charge Ct Prof. J. r. Whittenors, an able
Chemist, Bruggst and Physician. Il 81 Broadway. Nv
remedies are prepared At the Institute from ny formu-
lss, BY DR.. W~hittem9rs, II all their orisinEl purity
hey maybe had at wholesale and retail aiso By pre-
sIiption, With the able advice Of Dr. Whittemore. DR..
John white, on Union street, deals altogether IN Ne
lures remedies, Thsss remedies, setting In spscac
harmony with the laws Of life, rarely fan 10 arrest and
permanently cure the most formidabls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and aeuie-and al injuries, Aches and Pains wherever
located. Theio complete renovation Of the entire organ
Ism, steadily repairing all the wastes, and building up
The sntire system the extraordinary cures which th,y
quickly perform In all ordinary easss-and complicated
EndinTsterats diseases When psrseTsred improve then
greatly superior 10 any set Of remedies ever employed In
this country or Europe. DR.. JOB WHITE,
oc~lf-d3i-WafWAE Union street Memnhfa
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES
FOR SALE.

WE viii sen our pl ntation in Sunn1Wer county. cor.
w timing ? 40 sores, between $50 and 600 Of which
Is IN cultivation, 500 hundred more Is desdened, and not
more than 200 acres are subject 10 inundHtion BY the
highest water ever known.
We can land would II desired divide this into two
tracts, giving 3 portion Of the cleared tract 70 each.
II It would suit . purchaser, we would sell twenty
hands, the stock. corn, fodder, &c, with the land. This
land is within four miles Of the Ydzo0 river, over q good
road, near Cureton's Plantation. Mr.. Reid on the pre-
misses viii show the place.
For terms, sc We refer TO John ". Hopkins, Esq,
Of Memphis, or appy TO rs At Canton, Miss.
oc22davtIIn WHITEHEAD HEARD
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.@fitiaI gist of gftters
OF

OF LETTERS
u EMAIRIHG In the Post once at Memphis Tenn,
n on the slst day Of October, 1855. Persons calling
for them should say that they are advertised
ordered 10 BE- aavertises in tAe MEMPHIS APPEAL,
GqreedbfV 10 fhs following section Of fhe AeD Posf o.
nee Ld10. viz. the BesDspapeT having fle iaTgest cfTeH-
laton Of any daily nesrPaP1 Pubished IL deHPA"'
SECTION s. And Be u further enacted, ThAt Lists Of
Letters remaining uncaled fer In any Pest Once IN any
city, town, or village, where a newspaper shsnbe printed,
shah hereafter Be published once only IN the new pePet'
est circulation within the range Of delivery Of said omoe.
20 Be decided By the Postmaster Of said onoe.-Neo Posf
ONre "a. unnneI NarchE
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SnffiaI 4ofiffs.
no Mofhers m Pittsb.--h

WOULD you apply pOisSns 70 the dsIisase rsrvOus coat
Ing Of the stomach for local dinsulty Ike a Fsloa, .
broken breast, . painful swelling, Ac.2 By no means
Then do not give poisonsus narcotics and Irritating drugs
TO your child fer Group. He, but a. ply DEGEAru's
ELEcTRIe OIL and ift con't cure the Group in enc
day come 10 The onee aud get ESQ. Principal once 90
south KiEhih street. Phuadslphia. mis- on viii take
out a burn IN % minutes.
This Great Remedy eau Be had Of TIE agent here.
0HAHDLERH 90. Price. a6esntss 50 cents and Al.
eclT-daUIw
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MtOnetarp anD SinantiaI
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL OFFICE, I

SUNDAY octoDer 81 1905
ST. LOUIS Prom the Democrat, Oct. n: The de-
mGnd for money Is reported greater to-day than usual Al
the Bsuks. il is usually 80 al The end Of October and in
Noveuber OtAerwise, there is nothiEg new iH money
matters worthy Of note. There are very few sod bulls
ohsring on the Ia t-they are ssarosr than almost ever
Known. Sight Exchange on the East is rather more
abundant than usual t~o-dAy-readIy obtained a. par, OF
\ premium for large lots, and sells At \. Exchange on
New Orlesns & generally reported IS scarce, and In stnl
greater demand than usual 20 days rates as before.
CI~NcTNNATI.-The CBci1nati Gdzeffe Of y Eterday
says " The money market remains IN the same quiet,
easy state heretofore noticed, and but little good psper
Cf ring, either local or time drafts On other places We
have 10 ChsBge 10 notice IN rates. The Exchange mar
q fair supply
CHICAGO At Chioszo, currency has sgain become IN
MUM.
RIFER-TheS 81. Louis Democrat Of Oct. 81 reports
The damp ard vet weather Of the last week, has had The
Cheet q raising the river q little It has rtsan here
about fOsT inches IN the last two days ana the packe-s
report = 8 light swell from Ke5kuk dssn.
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NRW Law ROOKS FOR SIIR

UILLIARD on Vendors and Purchasers.
u The Law Of Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Pro-
perry. BY Francis Hllisra, 2 volEmest In ore.
Angel and Ames on Corporations, sixth edition, en-
tirely revised, enlarged aud corrected.
Eedied on the Law Of Railways.
Bishop on Criminal LsW, vel. %.
Brown on the Statute OF Frauds.
English Law and Equity Reports 40 volumes, viii
Disest-
Brighily's Analytical Digest Of the Laws Of the Unitet
States from 1883 to 1851. inclusive.
R0bius0u's Practice, vol.
Kent 8 COmmentaries, new edition.
Andrews on the Revenue Laws.
Arkansas Reports, Is vols.
Kentucky Reports, 81 vols.
Volintlne's Digest;
For sale By LEAVE n VADBN,
o~24 No Ql Main Etresf.
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What Everybody says Must be

WE have heard but one opinion expressed - to the mer-
It's Of "a ARCTIC Il Il universally
pronounced 10 be the best Linimeut IN the world for Gu
ring Rheumatism, sprAlns, Bruises, Neuralgia, Palsy.
Sore Breasts, letter. RingToTm, and all diseases Of the
Skin. It Is also an lnfanIbls remedy for nearly 81 dis
eases TO which animals are subjected, especially horses
and mules.
Brlgg's Arctic Llnimsnt Il for sale by all respeetsble
DruEEistl throuEhnnt the nnnnlr- oc2a-daHlu
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TaV COHecfar,s NoHco

AFTER the IS h Of the present month I can Be found At
the hOuseot Hessrs. webb & Rawlings, Main street,
from . ocloek A. ~. until 2F. NJ, where It viii give me
pleasure TO wait upon Tsy-Payers, and most earnestly
request them TO settle By the 15h December and save
trouble and cost. J. ". ROYsTER
Orfober ftth Tssa
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CAUTION no TIE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment. IN the manufacture Of
Gin I fortunately succeeded, in the year 1875. IN making
= discovery IN lie manufseture, BY which 1t was deprived
Of Its serid and inhammatory properties, and rendered
perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory Is 81 s~eheidam, Holland. After sew
sral months renscisn what uus 70 give H., introduced
Il to the American public under the title Of "WOLFE's
soHE1DAM AROMATIC s~CHSAPPs" sebeidsm is
the nsneOf The place In Holland where the Gin Il man
u~faetursdi "Aromate," derives It's name from the Italian
Juniper berry with which il is Favored and the word
.sehnspps" is the German for dr~ink-oogus. dram
Nolfe's sehsidAm Aromatic drink. No sOeusr had ny
S~ehnspps been introduced 70 the American public, and
received with apprObstlea, than the Hquor-mizsrs Of
New TO-k, Boston and PhHsdslphis started IN pursuit
viii their mixed and poisonous stun, under various
names. In several instances ny labels have been 70 per-
fecty initiated, with only the addition Of . few letters,
10 plead . technical svoidsncs OF the law, and 90 care
fully prepared, as to Impose on careless purchasers. I
Understand large quantity has been purchased b. the
merchants Of New Orleans. on account Of the cheapness
u the stuff Two Dollars per dorm for the Quarts, and
One Dollar and ten cents q doEsn for the Pints, being the
wholesale price In New York. Il Is nothing bat Amerf-
can whisky favored 18th the Oil Of Juniper, and rsduo-
Cd thirty per cent. below prOof. AmsFchant whs partici-
Patss Indirectly in the fraud, BY selling the spurious ar
tiole, is As much an offender as the principal, Who planned
the imposition.
Ihepe every respectable citizen who values the b ain
Of the Community In which he lives, viii sd ne In fer
retius cat, and exposing the interruptions nsrchsnt who,
for the sakeOf afsW cents, wiz putin Jeopardy the lives
Of the community in which be lives. such men should
Be nailed to the pulOry Of public sHecration.
UdOIPhO Wolfe,
Sole Importer, Nos. IS. % and n Beaver street.
The following respectable arms IN New Orleans ssn the
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OCTOBER 50, 1855

GREAT EKcITEMEET.-Mr. LovELL, the
owner, trainer and performer Of the great Aus.
trslisn bear, has been challenged to fight him
against an imported Spanish bull for $1,000 a
side. Mr.. LOWELL has accepted the bet; and
the fight (Of which due notice will be given)
will take place in a few days, near Memphis.
All who are DESTROYS Of seeing this wonderful
bear that is to come in conflict with the mad
dsned bull of Spain, can drop in at Mr.. L. on
Main street, between jefferson and Adams.
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Accommodation, charged with stealing
a watch from DAwsoN SMITH, Of Mississippi,
was yesterday tried al the Criminal Court and
acquitted. He was remanded to jail to take a
second trial for stealing a pOckst-boOk.
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A Card to Ladies.

AIRS. ANEIE 2. H-AEMARsKOLD bess 70 inform
M The ladies Of Memphis thEt she viii give irstrue-
ITEMS IN the following Fancy works, viz: SIN and Oct
ion Bmbtoideries, Crotchet and Knitied WoTks Noostec
EmDroidery, Ecosted Raised work, WoOsted Indian
Work and Tapestry, Wax Flowers snd Fruit kosir
Fruit, Grecikn and Oriental Painting Hair work Of al
descriptions
Mrs h. VII also execute to order, drawings for SIN
Emoroidertes, and all kiace Of Hair geWeiry, with neat.
ness and dispatch.
Ers. q. can Be found At any time athsr residence
north end q Fromeunte stree O 2l-IaWattf
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The WEArHER.-The weather J1st now is
like a tickle msid-between the lingering EN-
braces Of autumn and the irresistible advances
Of winter, she knows not which to choose.
Cloudy skies with the sun breaking through,
and a soft warm breeze with slight droPpings
Of rain, made up the weather yesterday.
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SrABBED-SoOn after midnight yesterday
morning, a man named FRANK MoGRAW, who
bad lust cOms down The river in a steamboat,
was seriously stabbed in the abdomen BY one
Of two unknown men with whom he had a diff
6culty on board the Sson. No arrests were
s,aHa
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STATE BANK.-TO-morrow is the day ap-
pointed for the State Bank to resums-guits
different times now from those that existed on
the day Of Observation-Disclosures lively, cotton
plenty, and money lying in the banks waiting
for customers.
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PsoFrrAsLE-As a speculation, the extern
sion Of the hours Of closing drinking houses is
said to pay-isrgely increasing the amount OF
fines levied at the Recorders Court.
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COTTON PLANTERS


A COTTON GIN FEEDER that viii save the labor Of
~ q hand at every Cotton Gin 10 which q may be at.
tachsd, thus dispensing with feeding By hand, "a ver
injurious practice 70 the close tttendantJ is certainly
desirable object. Besides which, the Feeder viii removl
GlGrEe portion Of the dust, dirt, huns, etc from thl
cotton, before Il snters the Gin, thus improving thi
quality and " sample" OF the cotton, that viii Be an
other important point. I claim thatmy
Eclipse Cotton Gin Feeder
VIII sooomphsh the above results have Lstteu Psten
for Il, bearing date october -, 1857.
an wiling 10 put up one Of them IN 3 neighborhood
that planters may see fer themselves whether It vii
benedt them OF not.
One Of them is now on exhibition 81 the Lard OIL, soa,
and Candle Factory Of J. P. Prescott q Co., Memphis
On frunt Of C0mmerch Hotel,b who're any one caa see 4
put IN operation. Planters visiting Memphis are earn.
esuy requested 70 cal a. above directed and lnvestigst'
its merits. Per further particulars address them. =
JEDEDIAH PRESCOTT.
paer-faa
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TAdreriIsrnenl-l

Book SALEs.-At LooKE's Auction Room,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, magnih-
cent London illustrated w~Orks-amOng which
we notice a splendid folio Bible, with 100 steel
engrsyings from the best artists; rare and
choice works, seldom to be found fine library
editions Of The best authors, etc. 81
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~ The attention of those interested ia
called to the notice Of the Secretary Of the
Building and Loan Association, to be found
elsewhere in this Issue.
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AREEsTED.- Ohcer SMITH yesterday az
rested WM. EVANS for stealing q pair Of shoes
from the store Of Mr.. MILLER, a shoemaker,
on Jefferson street, on Thursday night MIL
LER is the man who had a pOcket-bOok stolen
from him the other day BY SHORT and VII
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LARGEST CrRcULATIoE.-Tbe superior cir
~eulation Of the APPEAL within the delivery
Of the Memphis Post Office, entities it, sc-
cOriing to the Law of the Post Office Depart
msnt, to the advertisement Of the uncalled for
letters. This list will be found in this
days AFFEAL, and regularly in our SUNDAY
EDITION. 1t is published In no other paper.
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q Country merchants, planters and citi-
zsns in general, wishing to purchase fine, well
made Fashionable clothing at low prices, for
cash, will do well to visit the house Of R. B.
De BARE, 1877 Main street, under the WOr-
sham House. He has a splendid stock at both
wholesale and retail. oct23-1m
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|gattst Aems bp GfIt0rapb
TO ASSOCIATED PRESS or MEMPHIS.
WashIpgioR News.

Washipgien News-
WAsHIseToS, October sO.-The suocessss Of me
United States tToo5s against the Indians in Washington
TerrtcrT has been enoiaIly confirmed. General Clarke
10 consequence, Hugurs s speedy pess
The Washington Union. Of this morning, speakinshy
suthoriiy, says hat It Is not the poicF Of the Uniteo
States ts esquire Ccntrsl Ameriss, but 20 open the routes
across the Isfhuus free 20 the word
Tie Government Of Costa Rioa has made ample Hpo-
ogy 10 eur Government.
yellow Fever.
NEW ORLEANS. October 90 -DeAths IN this CITY On
Friday, Of yellow fever, Is.
Vessels Arrived
NEW ORLEANS, October So.-shiDs arrived-Cioero,
Marcia. Grssnleaf and Gertrude. from Liverpool
River News.
ST. Lours, October so-The river Is rising st about
the rate Of one foot IN tvsnty-foBr hours. An upper
strssms are rising
TsIegraPhIc Markets.
NEW ORLEANs October s0.-saies Of Cotton to-day,
$50 bales at IIEe. Prias Releases, CSC. Flour hrm-
supernns, IS.
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Removal.

il takes this opportunity to tender bis
Acknowledgements TO his many friends and customers for
the liberal patronage they have EXTENDED to him since
his scjoun In Memphis, ami zvaiIs himself Of this oc-
easion to inform them and the public that be has removed
hislnsursnoe omos to the room formerly oecupiedb BY the
Southern Bank, on the west side Of Main street, second
door south Of Madison, where he win be hsppy to shJrd
them any facility In bis liRs for the protection Of their
property. he nsttsrs himself tNst the companies he re-
presents with an aggregate cash capital o. over THRKE
n HAL MLLIONsOF IL are second "a
none in the Union In the security they onsr. and the
fairness with which they settle and the pr0uptnsss Win
which they pay their losses. His vita pleasure thathe
refers to the Z lowing list Of the companies be has the
honor to represent.
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Two Mules Lost and One Found,

CTRATED. OF were stolen from me, q sorrslh
- and black hULE Qortss } The sorrsl isb~
branded with tie letter al" The black lame
from q ran round on ore forefOOt. TheseGAAn6
mules were In pasture two miles from Memphis, on the
RaleiGh plankroad.
Ga the 81 instant, a BAY MULE vas taken up ct the
place from which the others escaped, and Is now In my
possessisn. Gail at a Front Row.
n~1UaN n EMpRnG
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RETURNED.-We were very glad yesterday
to see our friend Oliver LUcAs, Esq, Of the
.4Dalanche, back again from " Old Ksntuek"
with the glow Of health on bis face once more.
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MARcELLI SESTENCED.-RAFAELLI MAR
CELL, who has been on trial at the Criminal
Court during a portion OF the past week, on
the charge Of killing Napoleon B. SANDERS,
BY INJECTING injuries upon bis head with a foul
pound weight, was yesterday found guilty of
the crime Of voluntary manslsughteT," and
was condemned to Imprisonment for one year
IN the peuitentisry.
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Lndioa, Ldet.


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MEMPHIS MEDICAL CoLLEsE.-Ws are re-
qgssted by the Dean Of the Faculty, Prof,
WELLINGTON, to state that the Introductory
lee ure to the regular course will be delivered
in the College tomorrow evening, at balf-past
I O'Clock, and that the regular daily lectures
will commence the following morning at 9
o'clock. The public, ladies and gentlemen,
are invited to attend the Introductory lecture,
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D~ELAYED-The evening train Of the Charles
tor Railroad has been delayed the two last
evenings By trains running of the track
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A REMEDY FOR DYsPEPsIA-BGsHAVE's
HOLLAND BTTTERs is now the most simple, de-
lightful, and sfsetual remedy for dyspepsia,
before the public. Many Of our most worthy
citizens testify to its efficacy. To persons sub
jset to nervous, and sick headache, it is a val
liable medicine.
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QuEzY.-Are any Of our readers sufficiently
vsrssd in natural history to be able to tell what
has caused such a large influx Of cabbages and
tailors into the city within the lssttEO or three
weeks? Tie former scent every corner gro
csTy, and the latter are opening little eight BY
twelve stores, onsmented with pictures Of
snooth-fscsd gentlemen in unwTiDkled coats
and pants, in every part Of the city.
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Report Of the Agricultural Com

mltIees
HEMPHIs. Saturday, October Ie, 1883.
10 Ooi- JOHN POPE, Pres. s A.G
Your appointed 70 examine and report
upon "Presosit's Ecip-s Cotton Gin Feeder" beg leave
e rep0rt inst they have examined the "Feeoer" on
exhibition Your Oommittee are swAre, from expe-
riencs, that there is q great nesd for sch AFeeier-
that Il VIII greatly facilitate the process OF preparing
cur staple for market; and We DO Enthusiastically recam-
mend "PneEostFs Eclipse Cstton Gin Feeder " 70 the
confederation Of our planting community.
b s~pectfury,
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KELLER TROUPE. - The popular Keller
Troupe are performing at Nashville with the
Young America ballet corps.
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TITUS & CO.,
ora Factors,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bank Building.

Opposite Commercial Hotel, jefferson Street,
MEHPRIs, T~BEEEssBB.
OYER their services 70 their friends and patrons for
the ensuing business season, upon the sane terms and
principles asheretofors observed. Bssging and Bale Rope
Of best brands At reasonable rates. Orders for PlAna-
ti0n Supplies hIled with care, and . due regard to he
interest Of our frisuds. All COTTON consigned to us
By Railroad, River or otherwise, insured ualess instruc-
tsdto the contrary. Our =. rIrus having Vithdrswz
from business connections In New Ortans entirely, VIII
hereafter devote his entire time and means to the inter-
est Of this drm. iy2I- sa
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FoREIeE NoTEs.-Thers has been a large
importation Of Kentucky money into the city
during the past week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-31

THAEKs-Te Mr.. BoRDEN, Of Adams &
Co.'s Express, we are once more under ooh-
cations for valuable exchanges
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-31

NEeEOEs.-FORREsT has nearly ninety like
ly negroes at his mart, persons wanting ser
wants will find an excellent stock to select
from. IL