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An intelligent aud reliable cotton OPsT-
ator, of this city, has handed Us the following
for publication:
oosT PEI BALs FoR sHIPMENr or COTTON F0R
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8tgalar $athfts.


For New Orleans.
Le.ves HOEDRT. Octooer IS. 81 S 2. n.
sa~-a.ss~a-HuWrE. Master.
fIthis msguld5rnt steamer VII leave $500
n COR he above and lntsrmefIste fanf- fk
ing-- foT frlisat Or passage Apply on
board, q % ~
J. J. RAWLINGS, AGENT.
ocla y 70 ZIG MaIn alre.l-
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A REMEDY FOR DYsFEPsIA.-BGEHAvE's
HOLLAND BIrTERs is now the most simple, de-
lightful, and e~fectual remedy for dyspepsia,
before the public. Many Of our most worthy
citizens testify to it's efficacy. To perssns sub
jet to nervous, and sick headache, it is a val
uable meaicine.
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SpfffaI A0tiffs.


FEVER AND AGUE FEVER AND AGUE
MIGRANTS sud ethsfa Vho Temsve 10 ts western
parts q the Hnited states, oomPisiH IN bitter terms Of
the faisl f~ls-sses tina; prevail 10 has s~eetioHs Some
Of the nest Intelligent phys,e ans bear testimony 20 Ills
nt- Dietsns, ire shssspssrec - aais age in r~eturng
. Litae Eaen," a western stttnsui, n . book tntittd
" Martin ohuEzlsvit" says hat he most nourisslng in
sutu'ion vas the Fever and Age, which hpd killed al
who attempted TO make q psrmAnsnt rssidsRcs o. It
Hark Tspisy, Who oozid OILY be Jolly undsr ths most
gIoomy elreunsfasoss Sad that Fever and AEas bad
dives HIN esue for m-rs iolny than he would like to
szperienee assin Dr.. HOsIErTERs CELEBRATED
BrTTERs Is the only cure for this terrible disease that
We would recommend 70 the pubio Try them, and Be
oonvlnrd o. their PoEers.
Forssie b. B%ruEElsts. and dealers Eonsrsily. ovsy-
uherr. occOAtwa~IE
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
nr n pbaIna Prom,

OEs " En6APS BOWL
TIE great eurer o. CONSUMPTION, was for several
years 50 badly AFFLICTED By Dyspspsis, that for . part Of
the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured By a prescription furnished By q young ~olalrvOg-
ant girl his prescription, given By a mere chad,
While ia state OF trance, has cured everybody who has
taken Il, never having failed once. II Il equally as sure
In cares Il Pits As OF DyspcPsia. ne Ingredients may
be found IN any Drug Store. vii send this valuable
prescription TO any person on receipt o. one stamp %
pay postage. AedIess,
D r o. PHELPS BROTE
No a Grand st., Jersey City, NJ.
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Leaves WE'D EsDaT. O-ober 81. atBPm
q 3. Nal ne.-----INaoMAR D PARrgu. Master.
VITILL ] ave Tor the above and an in GE
w tefmsiiafo landings. For frsight ~
or passage, sDpiy On oosrdOro
IL AWNINGS, Agent, -
oe11-t "A ara Nafn -trast-
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RUBBER GOODS,
RECFIVEp THIs pAY.

RECEIVED THIS DAY.
INDIA Rubber Door Mats
Il India Rubber Curry Combs
Indls Rubber Ink Stands
Bears. Hen and chieEsns, rueks, Pig, Osiss FOz and
GEESE, Roy POleys, BOY s0d Dos, Fireman and Cana,
Rattses, sc &C.
Gall and zee sur ~MEEAeERIE, At 10. s HonrOs
street. MGRAHAE , LEES.
LIZ
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DIVINE sERvIoEs-We are happy to an
nounce that the Rev. Dr.. BKTAE hss so far
recovered from an attack Of pneumonia, as to
be able to preach this morning at the usual
hour. half past 10 o'clock.
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CoUSrEEFEIT SoHErDAM ScHEAFFs-We
beg leave to call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement OF UDoLFHo WoLFE, in
to-day's paper.
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fz5- Our friends, Messrs- O.. CcLENAE &
Co, on Madison street, have received on con
sigDment, for sale, a few bsFTsls Of pure Old
Apple Brandy, manufactured N South HamP-
ton county, Va. Call and test o..
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u Country merchants, planters and eiti-
zsns liz general, wishing to purchase iae, we'll
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. oct2s-1m
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Mail AeExTs-We had a visit yesterday
from Messrs- EASTMAN and Saith, Special
Agents Of the Post Office Department who
are here on business connected with their
cFFrfa1 Srtfss
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G0mmtrflal Skaters.
FssFa7s p.IIT VIZ loFFIos

SUNDAY October -. lass
COrroF-rhcre vas quite a Lively feeling IN The
market yesterday notwithstanding me dow lwE-d ten
dsney Il cae5 wits o. Friday, and nsar 1000 bslss were
sold, Of watch ISIS we're rsPsrssd {, u. Though the
lesaiHg figure OF ths day vas a shsds loser tasn On th-
day preyioas, there VS. a scod densrd. .hd Il vent a.
free , as foTovs 81 at iozei II a. loEei All 1t rs
sec at II tbs; s7 AIMS $50 Is uSi u ~ II SIS
2ss nS and bales It TX esuts. Ths sbsvs state
ment ihovs tina, u lie was the avsrussnglIe, Is here
vas Of thu amount reported ISL bales below AID f5i
shove. There belBg some iitiis oonieniion smong ihe
factors a. 10 the change IN prizes, ne viii nake DO
ehsrgs IN cur quofstioas from those Of ga efdsy. The
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ForSL Lou.s.
Lsavss MoEDAT, Cctooer 25. att ?. n
a. MAEsHAIL MASTER
I EAVEs a. above and 81 lntermeiiato 49,
IL ports Yor fright or passssers ap- 1917
D6vAL. @ 4 Co, ~
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z Citizens and strangers should procure
the Ambrotypes taken BY The artists, Tyler &
Co, Of 2l9 Main street, opposite ODD Fellows
Hall. The Hkeuesses are OF the finest quality,
and ths prices the lowest ever offered Their
rooms are spacious and well fitted uP. They
have a mammoth sky-light, o~bliging, tai
sntsd operators, and the largest assortment Of
cases and francs ever brought TO Memphis.
Visitors to AIS gallery cas- obtain any size OF
style Of iiksasssss they wish, at prices vary
ing from se~venty-fve cents to one hundred dol
lars. With full confidence We commend Tyler
Co 10 The public. 1t
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3 HAEsFIELD 8 90 Agents for Memphis Sold
zso b q. 2. F-ARESwORrH, WARD ard
OuNs0E LONG, and Druggists generally
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e We are laid under obligations to Mr.
BoxDES, the obliging agent OF Adams & Co.'S
Express, for the n. Y. Herald, Of the 20th, and
also Philadelphia papers Of tie 18Th.
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Just Received.

..Pso- d..S cieaves s walden.
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SpatiaI 4otitts.
To The CifIEens Of
Tax Collectors Notice.

AfrER he rs 4 Of The present month 1 can b feed 81
the hOuseo; kessrs- Wsbo q Rawlings. Main stree;
from 3 o'eeek A =. untn2F n Uhrs It win give ne
pleasure 70 wait upon Ta--Payers, and INST earnestly
rsqurst them 70 settle byths I5th December aat save
trouble and oost. J w.. ROYsrER.
October ian. 1883 ~fss1u
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Hon. JEFF. DAVIS This distinguished Mis-
sissippi Senator and true sch Of The South sd-
dressed q large mass meeting Of he DsmocTa-
cy Of New York City, in the Palace Gardens,
on the evening Ct ;hs 18Th Inst. Judge Par
KEz, the Democratic candidate for Governor Of
New York, was present, and made the first
sneech Of The evening.
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NEW ORLEANS October sl-Arrirsa-shi3s Lsnoa-
shire, from Naples, kousola, Rex nghHm snd Atlantis,
IRON Liverpool; Ba1sn. from Havre; Hargsrstte, from
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MAGNIFICENT COOKING STovE.-Any friend
Of houe art and home industry may, any day,
step into he store Of Msssrs. sAFFARRAEs &
S~TRArT0S, on Main street, between Monroe
and Union, and sec the most beautiful, elegant
and superior cooking stove, ever manufactured
in The United States. L is Of wrought iron,
AID IS calculated to prepare food for $50 per-
sons. The boiler and other vessels are Of copper,
wrought by hand, and present a Furnished and
b~ssu.ifgi appearance. This stove received the
premium al the late Fair # the Shelby County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, and is a
credit 10 our city. Mere beautiful work can
not be doue 10 any part Of the United States.
Gail il aHSske this magnificent specimen of
home artizsnshin.
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LErTER LIsT.-The Official list Of letters
remaining in the Memphis Post Office, viii be
found in this mornings paper.
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Fine Arts.

| OUR ARTIST. Professor BENNINGTON hss ust re-
" surnef from the eastern cities. srd IL noE prepared
u take 81 the reWes. styles q Pictures kncEu % the
photos sEphie vond. osu st the Marble Eoek.
sspls-d4u ?. b. &Co.
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Notice OF DISsOIuIiOn.
TITUS & CO.,
ora Factors,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bank Building.

Opposite Commercial Hotel, Jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNEssEB.
OFFER their services 70 ihelr friends and patrons for
the ensuing business sesson, upon TIE same terms and
principles sshereto0re observed. Begging and Bale Rope
Of bost brands at reasonable rates. Orders for Plants
ton Supplies alled with care. and a due tssard 20 the
interest Of our friends An COTT1H oonsignsd to us
BY RafiFOsd, River CT otherwise, insured usless lustruc-
tdto tbs contrary. Our ?. TrTUs having EithdraEH
from business connections In New Orl an entirely, VII
hereafter devote bis entire time and means TO the later
est Of Ills arm. Jy2I 6a
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r. Pictures taken at CARs's Old and rslis-
bic Picture Gallery, No. 30 Front Row, asgOOd
and ss cheap as at any establishment in Mem
phis. It
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e Rev. DR.. " J. BAKBEE will preach the
funeral sermon Of the late EGBgRT WOOL
DRIDE, at 1oI O'Clock this morning, at the
Christian Church. OF Linden street.
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Stesmsr sailed.
TslssraPhic Markets.

NEW YORK, oeaobsr % -Ths steamer CITY Of Bait
saors fsTsd to-day, tAkiuE sssS Ooo IA zeois.
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0fifaI 8isf Of grtttrs.
nE

Oh LEl1ERS
ID ENATEfEG a the Post once At Memphis, Tenn
n On the sth day Of October, 1883. Persons calling
for them sh,uid say that they are advertised
ordered D be cdverffsed o. ne NEmPHI APPEAL,
agreeabfy Il the fo1otcing section Of fhe Asr Post Or
nee Lds. vts the nes5spdpr having the Lorgesf efTeu-
teffoH Of "a daily assSp6pv PabEshsd &c 1srPhif.
arcTIos J.. And De Il further enacted. That Lists Of
Letters remanlng uncAued fer In any Pest Once, IN an
city, torn. ~ofvilare. where q newspaper shAloe prinscos
shan her Aftr be published once only Ia the new paper,
which being ssued weekly OF oftcner. shall have the larg-
est circulation within the range Of delivery Of said enoe.
n h decided ~ the Postmaster Of said o1ce.-heU FoH
once Lar. trssed Marcia 8.
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Attention lie directed to the advertise
ment Of " True Turf On.' 1t is all it claims
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e. +, GOODE 8 90.
Al Those
EdmOndsOn & Armstrong,

6uulouuSOu Y Armstrong
wholesale sra Rstsu Dealers f.
HIDES, OIL AND EEAFHRR.
NO. gg7 HAE STREET,
Opposite Court ~Square-Sign Of the
@ O a . IA S11Erun.
EEBPoonstsutty On hand q fun sssortment Of articles n
their line, consisting IN part Of French asd American
Calf skius. Hcmiock and Osk-fanned Sole LEATHER
s~kirtngs, Harness. Bride. wax and Kip Upper Leather,
suHmeIsd and Patent Leather Of all kinds; Fsa. HoS,
ohsnOis. Deer, Lining and Torping skins Also, a ful
assortment OF ssddlr-s', shocmksers' ard Tanners
fools, sc. ssddsy Hardware sad Harness Nountinss
o. every vsristy-to which - respectfully invite
The sttentiOn Of PeTssns buyins In oar line.
NuE2AdtSAwiy
saddles, Harness. Brides, sc.
We are nov Just r~soeiving ; mesh and vel selected
stock Of goods IN this line. such as
~sADDLEs, BRIDLzs,
HARNESS, COLLARS.
HAEss. WHIPS,
sRIpLE F1LLIEes, oovzRs,
SADDLE HASs, E1O., ITO, ITO.
OF ETERY VARIETY.
An Of Which We VIII sen Il thsvery lowest market rates.
~spEoEDsOE 3 ARMSTRONG,
10. al Main street,
Ius29-etgaEly slgn Of the 6oiden stirrup.
BandsI BandsI Bands!
EE keep constantly on hand = fun assortment Of both
Hsshizo-stretehe d Leather and Gun-E7Astie
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
o. all sizes. frOR two 70 sixteen inches IN width, and IS
We are the Agents Ct the manufacturers, can sen them
aslOv ss they eau bsfoundin themsrsst, and Essrsnts
them % be OF the best quality made.
E-DHOEDsOE q ARMSTRONG,
No. e4T Main street,
suE21-dtEAWly EtEn u she Solden Stirrup-
Hidesi HidesI Hfdes!
We are prepared at any time 70 p.T the
MARKET PRICES, IN CASH, fs1
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
~shtpmeBts solicited, 20 Vita ~ Srsnise our prompt
and special stienfisn.
~EDEoEDaOE = ARMSTRONG,
20. 81 Main street,
.rxaAdtwyEsr gfau a me GoIsau Rflrrup
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JUST RECEEFED
n
FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

QUIN1NE-IOOO ounces, pure.
LARD OIL-extra 6ns-1O barrels.
FISH OL-pure-2O barrels
TANNERS OIL-any quantity desired-on
hand.
LINSEED OIL-Pure-5 casks.
MACHINERY OIL-fas and chssp.
ROSIN OIL-5O barrels.
FRENCH ZINC-m oil-IOOOO lbs. very lew
SNOW WHITE ZINC-IO 900 lbs. warran..d.
WHITE LEAD PURE-in any quantity.
sPTs. TURPENTINE-5O bbls. Just received.
ROsIN-eOmmOn and white-25 barrels.
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e Refer to SPEED. DoEoHo & STFASGE's
column.
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TON Uhfs olIHe "EtNNt 20 Ds-s-s.s"-.s8 y
You thus zee that the total charge on a bale
Of cotton weighing $50 lbs, which is the aver
age Of this season, lie 81 20, or about / 2-1OO
per cent. per To-, without counting anything for
loss in weight.
It is apparent, therefore, from he course Of
our market the past week, that Memphis still
preserves her established rsputstiOR IS The
best cotton market for the planter in the
Union; for, at no time has there been (svsn
with a declining tendency in all the markets Of
the country more than a margin OF 1 per cent.
per 10. between Memphis and New Orleans
not sufficient really to give back to the buyer
a new dollar for an old one.
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AAoAGuE

%E AMI &IgEs
AHd TIE various Hneetions consequent upon aeisordersd
ST "a OR LIVER,
OUCH - Indigestion, ASidity Of the St0nsch. Coieky
- Pains, Hesrtbmps, L0ss Of Appetite, Dependency,
C0sttrenesE, Bind and Bleeding Piles. In al Nervous,
Rheumatic and Esurslxic Afeetions, M has IN numsrous
instances proved highly b~enecciali aid In others edected
= dseided eure-
Thisfs . purely esstaoIesompouAd prepared on strict
u sciqnufcp principles, after the manaer q the reiterated
Holland Professor, BoerhEve. Because Of It's g al sue
cess n most Of the European States, It's intrOduc ion into
The United States was intended more especially ter tbsse
Of cur fatheriand scattered here and there over he face
Of this mighty o0Hntry. Meeting with great success
Euong hem, ] nov onsr to the American people. know
ing that It's traly WONDERFUL medicinal virtues must -
scknoEle1Eed.
Il IL particularly recommended to those persons whose
eoustttuti0ns may have been impaired By the cortiuE0uE
Use q ardent spirits, or other ferns Of dissipation.
9enarely instantaneous In eject, Il End It's way directly
10 ne seat 81 lite, thrilling and quicEening every nerve,
raising Up TIE droopinZ Split, and, IN fact tnfusing new
health AID viEor n the system.
NOTICE -WhOever expects 70 fnl this beverage VII
Be diaappointedi hut 20 the sick, weak and low spirited,
Il win prove . grateful aromatic cordial, possessed ofstn-
sular remedial properties
CAUTION.
ne great popularity Of this d~eiightful Aroma has IN
against purchasing. Be not persuaded 10 buT saythlug
else uHtn you have given B0GrhaVes Holland Ri.ters =
fair trial. one bottle viii oonvinca yea how lnfnitr'-
Superior @ Is 70 al these imitations.
u-sold e On per bottle, OF SIX bottles for IS, By he
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., SEQ.
MANUFACTURING
Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
PTTTSBURGH. PA.
3 HAE6FIELD q 90 Agents for Memphis Sold
Ero b. a 2. F~ARESWORrH, WARD ard
OuNS0G LONG and Druggists generally
ar11-dtuuUlvt8
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70 Oe.
BoARo OF HEALTH List Of intrrments for the
week eniing Saturday, Octlher 2Sl, 1853
Oct. 1T-Hrs Kar Ia A billiard, aged - years dis
e1se, t~Euudice ; negro woman Patience. IS years, aSsess
....ie-Au Fsicity Deuie, axe ssd disease not report
=c.-.-2o-h Aacden, 60 years, swamp fever A I D-yle,
-, hcmh0raru OF lunEs-.--11-hary Cothlln, a years,
iniermittent fsEer; Mrs CathArine o D0nneil, d years,
con unpti0n....22-Pete Duupy, 30 year., o0asump-
tiOR- J. n. FLAHERTE, Eextons.
OctCbeg lsth-CeH Hoffman, % years bilious fever.
Negro bog Of J. <. MurrHys, IL months. pneumonia....
20th-hrs. A. Copeno, 50 years, acute en- tsritis.... 2lst
WIN G Miller, : months, d~yssuteTy.
c. K. Hoist & Sos, ssItons.
October is.h-Chilt OF J HhrmHn, s vars, disease
drupsy. Bias Pittman, y years. death from Accidsut on
railroad Child Il Michael Day, aged g weeks, spNsns
.~-.-2oih-Ean, name, age and disease not reported.
Child Il Earns Bell, ? years. oongrs,iEe eh n. James
Eicools, . yfafs, craup Ec....2Ist-Chnd OF Mrs
D1nshre, 8 months, disease not rep rted.. ..2b-Chld
Of S kutce, I months, spaEns.
W. r, SMITH, Sexton.
VI. Tuck. seSy Of Board OF Health.
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Aens bp GGIfgrapb
ro AssssIAEEp rnEss oF.MEnPHIs.
TsIh. Public.

Ts 1he Public.
NEw osLEAEs-O cdbsa5-Tb H'Esrd Assocaton
OF New 0ueans, r-g-et to announce thAt-the epid-mio
Costumes In fan faTss ami fatal Psevslsne Ani caution
tsr uaaesIimated 70 kssP sway.
tsisn-d.l ? soHSlDr'
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F.a.ilsn, H ard As.oa.iisu


Fever In New Orleans.
KEW ORLEANS, October 2s.-Dsaihs in this city
.,-4.-ssv srom Yellow fever. a.
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Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, r. p. RODGERS, ESQ, de-
parted this life at the residence Of L. P. Mich
olson, Esq, on yesterday at the hour Of three
IP. NJ, and
Whereas, our professional brother has been
cut off just at the ripening of yigorou:
manhood, and in the promise Of high intel.
lectual attainments, and while his moral de-
pertinent and gentemanly bearing, was Sc
curing him the highest respect and friendship
of all who had made hisacq uainance; there
fore,
RESOLVED, That in the death of r. p Rodg
|ers, Esq, the Court and Bar have lost n val
liable ornament and a useful member; and tina
the country is deprived of one of her best cit
liens.
Resolved, That we greatly deplorc the los:
iof our inestimabe friend, and that we mos
profoundly sympathize with his friends and
relatives in their distant homes, in their be-
lreavement.
Resolred, That the Court do now adjourn
for the purpose of attending his funeral, aud
that the Court and Bar will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread
Upon the minutes of the Court,-published II
the Dallas Herald and copy forwarded by
Ithe clerk to the relatives Of the deceased.
B. WARREN. STONE, I {
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The Tria, and Acquittal of A n Moore.

The Trial and Acquittal of A NJ. Moore.
The interesting trial of a. NJ Moore, charged with
the murder Of Alexander Cotkfell, which commenced
on Thursday last, was concluded Saturday eve
ming Immediately after supper, by verdict of not
guilty. The prosecution was conducted with much
ability by the efficient District Attorney, Jno. c,
Mccoy, ESQ.,, ably assisted by R. W. Lunday and G..
w. Guess, Esqrs. The defence was confded to E. p.
Nicholson, B. Warren Stone, Isaac Naylor and John
NJ. Crockett, Esqrs. number of witnesses were
examined on both sides, and most searching inves-
'tigaticn into all the facts ma de- Elaborate and
ELOQUENT arguments creditable to the talent OF any
bar followed on both sides, and the case went to the
Jury after full, clear and lucid charge from the
Court. The Court adjourned for supper and imme-
diatey on re-assembng, the jury entered the Court
room and amidst GREATNESS silence, rendered a YER
dict of "Not Guilty. This announcement was re-
ceved by the company present with an irrepressibe
'outburst of applause in the courtroom, which was
caught up in the streets and made the welkin ring
with demonstrations of satisfaction at the result
The testimony of the witnesses on both sides fully
indicated Mr.. Moore in the homicide.
A number of ladies attended the argument and q
deep interest was manifested throughout the trial.
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BrrrrR,-We understand that MI Gibbons
Xho was wounded III the late hostile meeting
lat the "Osks, was so much better this morning
that his physician permitted his vile 10 see MN
THE bullet passed entirely through his body
lust above the heart, and though the internal
.hemorrhage was very proIuse, the blood esca
ped from the cavity Of the chest through the
,bullci.holc in his back, thereby greatly 'n'rea
sing The chances Of his rccOvery.-PieeyaHe
Univ 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31

PoNrosry AND lNrupENcE,-An exchange
relates the following:
Gov. King, OF Maine, large, pompouS gen
teman, was travelling few years ago IN q
stage coach with little Frenchmnn whom he
|dind't design TO notice. On arriving, at the
hotel where they were TO sleep, the Governor
called in n loud authoritative tone; "WnlteI
bring me boot jack a pair Of slippers beef
steak and cup Of Coffee" The little French
man, vexed at his exeellcncy,s superciliousness
aud determined not to be outdone, cried in his
shrilIest tones: "palalre, give me two boot
jack, two pair slippers, two beelsteak aud tive
cnncnfem
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31

Kississ CAsuisraY,-The poets abound u
pologies for klssins-iIom Plato, who wrote
yery pretty poem entitled "a Kiss" to Nh
Thomas Moore. who II we remember rightly
sroie a good many on the same delicious topic
Boz neither the great Greek philosopher MOI
he linle English bard, ever wtole prel'ler
ieee kissing verse than this By whomi-
Kiss me darling Nhen kiss you,
Kiss me back and back sgain
Ins are only rosy petals,
Kisses drops q fragrant raln
where's the harm, then : could give y9u'
Reasons. dear for every ohe,--
Only ihst I may not tell them
ia the broad aud garish sun
lake, at least, think, a sweet one
And know youll think Win Inr'
'ris the Scripture EDO TO others
What ihou'd'st have them do 10 thee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31

4 few days ago we met with gentleman
who had Just returned from an excursion IL
some OF ,e northwestern counties. lie inform
ed Us that the existence of abOlir 'nisls and alb
oltion cmisaries in those counties was mo-
doubted by many Of the most prominent and
planters in that section; indeed the
was forced upon them that It wa
becoming dangerous element in their society
Our informant stated that It was the settled de
on the part Of the planters and
Others interested, that as socn as suspicion set
lied into absolute certainty, terrible example
would be made of some q these miscreants.
When facts tmnspre Of sufficient Importance
10 Justify IT,. the community will rid itself Of
This great evil RnSk EHjWTr.