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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-16

STONE IN THE LIvER.-Dr. Porter, Of Key
port, New Jersey, held post mOrtem exsmina-
tion last week, at Middle Point, n. J., on the
body Of woman, aged seventy years, who had
died Of schirrus OF the liver, stomach and bow
els. Upon examination, a foreign mineral sub
stance was found in a sac, attached to the
lower margin Of the liver, consisting Of phos-
pbste of lime, with portion Of animal matter,
measuring II inches in length, and and 1-l6
inches 10 diameter, and weighing 2e2 pounds.
The stone resembles in appearances the common
pebble stone
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VOung America.

. THE sa0scribel would re- N~-laSfTe>
- suec faliv inforrl bis friends bA4s-1k-Sszd
.f4@E<s sl,tnd n tsvsllng puliic, that his rIhHT
1AlAAz-1k JT.Ass aBSrAgRaSr and HOIEfs GAnEi.
an Adams sfr ct ueary Oppos = The Wosasn h11s %
- sren vhsrs his ri nds sid cusicmcrs VII % f1r-
-s.cs - N kndscf Sens erd deilclsiss e 3 eos-
- es -, as tho ccocssf hrzrts q Vines C1aiie- 8
~ sIl c5-scsttio1 - soiicts 5srsl shsse q ~
psslis p.srss,s7. lspi-lyl JoszfA 1sUtAls
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SYPHILIS. ETC.
During Dr. 6fbers absence from this section OF th'
nion certain persons have TO the great detIiment o
many Of tho have employed them, attempted e
Initiate him processing 10 have thorough knowedge o.
his rsmsiies and mode OF treatment he puse Is here
BY notified that Dr. Gilbert has specific remedy FOL
any disease that his hss been almost wholly
owing TO his persoas sk and exper nee snd that th'
iuIcious use o. oaustic applications requires fully a.
much professional sagscity ard experience IS does IN
suoc sssful use OF surgical instruments.
P4mph cts Of testim5ni4ls Sc for grat1itous dstri
button nav be had on persouA app icatl0n, BY ad
dressing DRS. s. & GILBERT,
my95-dawIm $50 Main ST. GresnEw's BurdinE-
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Important from KarSsS.

speclal Dispstct % the Clneinnsu 5azVl1e'I
IK.vKNwoRrH. June s-The funeral Of
Gains Jenkins, shot by James h. Lane, took
place at Lawrence on Sunday, and was ATTENDED
BY an immense crowd. There is strong puo-
lie feeling on both sides
Lanes condition lie both helpless and crlti-
cal. He has frequent attacks Of spasms, wltn
symptoms Of lockjaw. Il is now thought tnst
amputstion will be necessary to save life.
The excitement in Linn county continues.
Gov. Denver, Gov. Robinson, and others, are
about TO start to the scene Of the difficulties, to
exert themselves to quiet the troubles.
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9roftsslonal 6ar0s.
mi, H, AH.L. BEDFORD.

NJ n 8 n L. bEDE UftD,
AfSOrnS at Il w .
HENPHIs, TENEESSEE.
GFFICE south side Court street, nrst door west CT
" Main up stsrs, VII prEcti5c IN AL the Courts Of
Memphis the Esvenib Circuit and the supr, s7d
PeoerH Courts 81 eacFson. Prompt attention given 70
the ooilsctisn Of claims in West Tennasse and SOrth
Mississippi. iuu3-dsvem
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
E8&E3sx1sz1 z1,11.l@a1
r A IL r 0 A ID
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.


nN and after WEDNESDAY, February 3, 1887, the
" Trains this road viii follows, Sundays
excepted
Tie Nal and Passenger Train viii leave PAnOlA daily at
7 A n. and arrfve az Memphis At 10 A. n.
Returning, leaves Memphis Il p n, and arrives At
Psnola a. P a..
The Frezht and Accommodation Train leaves Memphis
daily at $40 A. NJ and arrives e. Panola at n A. n.
Rsturning, leaves Panaia 81 p A. A. aHa aiiis7- -
P-rsons travelling the Mar Train can spend Eve
hours in Memphis and return en- the same day.
PASSENGER Train males direct cun1ectlon A. Memphis
With thc Keuphis and Ch-rleston Railroad going East,
an the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going North.
The Freight snd Accommodation runs In connection
with Stages and from the ioi-Eing pia1es Oakand
Preston and Grenada. there making Convection viii
Stages through Carrotoa and Lexngtoni thence 70 ths
northern termnl Of the Mississippi Central Railroad fD
Canton Jackson and New Orlea1s
Throus3 Tickets for Grenada can be obtanei At IN
Memphis DEPOT
This Is much tue shortest route, and passengers leav
ing Memphis by the morning train arrive st Grsaads Ii
/ sane evening, having daylight he whole way.
n. ". NEWELL,
I fapg-tf General Superintendent.
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Snmmer 8etrGats.
Bailey Springs.

CtyNCB the death of Mr. Bailey these celebrated SpngB
- have been purchased hy company who bsve re-
moeed the entire premises built large number of spa
ci0us rnons beides any ether improvements neors-
sary for the comfort o. visitors
with regard 20 the curative properties of Bailey
Springs their scacy have been fairy and sstisfacto-
ry tested IN thousands instances render 10
Necessary the part of he prep: etors 20 say wcId
a. % their virtues sucs Il % sav however that q -
gtneray not universaIv contested that for the cure
sf the r. loving diseases. Bailey SprinEs unsur-
PASSED By any 10 the world " bite Swelling, letter.
SCroula, DTupsey D. yspet sis Female Dsf sses aa t
al Venere4l and Cutanesus Diseases Of every desori
ton.
warn and Cold Baths viii be furnished for the vsi-
tors.
ne SorinEs are open Summer and winter, and the
confidence them Is grest THAI there never less
than y visitors present. They located ~ Lauder
dale county Aiahama nine miles from Florencs and are
most accessible % 81 sections regular line o.
stages ard har Ks viii TWICE DAY from IuseuH,-
bis 70 the spriogs oounecn with TIC cars as they pass
Tuscumbia each waT.
The LEGALITY Of the Springs uusurpassed being IN 3
pleasant and healthy esuntry, with hne fishing ana
hunting grounds
Alargs Livery Stable hss heen erected 81 the springs,
and every description of vehicles sWays Be had
Ten-pin Alleys Billiard Tables and every description
/ Of sElussrsut may b. found on the premises
C0tiIlion and Dancing Parties sivsn regularly during
| the week.
/ A Band OF Mnsic has been engaged for the
No fsrt vii be spared the rart Of the propratc-a
| 70 render visitOrs comfortable and az Gfa able
ap23-if q LIS, CONNER Co
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Drs. Brock & Spiegel

VVAVE associated themselves TO- the purpose Of prsc
Il tcing medic ne in al CHRONIC di7ea-os- We
NOad cal the attention of iuvalt's 10 the numerous
cures we have = are making In Memphis, amOnE
which will be found Cancers rmsnenty cured without
the use Of cAusTIC OF KsIFE, Ola Sores scrofula,
white Swelling syphilis Drupsey Gravel. Rheumatisu
Dg-pepsiA Liver LuBgs Eyes and every variety Of the
diseases OF the Womb radically cured.
Dc. D. : BROCK
has devoted much time snd exp=nse W collecting 81 the
valuable medical experience pts that exis'sd
with the North a1d South American Indi-us inc udng
the PARICA Of the Tnchao, Of hshue, and the Malay
Te-dn-m.-ka OF 'he g dsarAng, Of SuTabaya with tn
practical eiosi krovleseo Of i've thousand Botan-
icsl Plants, Bark, Riots sni Herbs
Those wishinz 20 avail themselves Of the serNiHs O
DR. Brock are Informed tsaf his stay IN Memphis viii
be llmibd to his sumner.
Beng scq1sined with al Modern Languages5 cur e.
amnations are mae without IN Interpreter.
| Ls-Omes corner OF Main and Uni'n streets.
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WV. r. ARICK,

z. N TERGER-.-rEO- c. TARnISeToS-..U- TER1E II
Ferger. harrington s. Terger,
ATrOKEETs Al Law, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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FUhIIlANUl lnl a. ILlloTlaHI pllls.f
NORTH ND EAST.

NORTH a N ID EAST
Al Chlcag5 oonnecting with Michigan Central Cars,
having the nue depot for Detroit, Niagara Falls
Rochester Albany New YORK lB0stonY and all Eastern
and Atlantic Cities. Only two changes of cars from
Cairo 70 Ma ara ami three fran Caro- to Albany, and
four from Calrot % View YORK Time fro Cairo % New
YORK 4s hours C5unects At Sand0val With Ohio and
NJ sssipp Railroad from So. Lsus and Tlneennesi Al
Pana with trains % the Terra Hsute, Alton and 81.
Louis Rarosd % Iudiauspois Lorisville and Cinctn-
ati at Decatur, with main line Express fer Galena
and Dunleith-the latter connecting with trains u
spinEned Naples Rock Islsnd Burlington and Qaincy.
All trains from Cairo eornect at Sandogal with the
OAio and Mississippi trains for St. Louis and Cinen-
natl
ne Illinois Central Railroad Company have a1ded "a
their Rolling Si1ck twenty superb statsro1m sleeping
cars each Of which vii eJtortaby berth atty passen-
gers.
ThrOI1Eh TiOkSfSs
Efhsr by Sfeanbodf via ST. Louis and thence By Rail
road or 10 Caro- and eace By Railroad % all Pofnf
N0rfh.
god for one year. AMI allowing holders 70 stop At any
point aud heir seats e. pleasure and all nfor
nation respec ing The route nay Be pro-ured on sppo1
tan st the ComDEuys On r. rs Jed rson street. door
east Of the Commercial HoteI. Memphis
WILLIAM NORM Agent,
For Illinois Central and Ohio ant Mississippi Railroads
ami Rai'road Lir of Steamers. mari4-ly
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X a i il X " a IL
THIS Ross runs from wheeling % Baltimore, Cy7s
4 mes) and TO Washington, goo miesJ and presents
the fullest advantages both freight and passenger
line Il runs through Wild and romantic regions Of the
AHeshenles; and being sody constructed, completely
equipped and carefully managed Is Of the most al
Central Ohio Railroad, from Columbus snd I.nesvllesi
Whaeng, unites this road with al Porious Of tne Aes
and Southwest.
TIE ONLY THRoUaH TICKETS rROn MEMPHIS
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the kATIOHAL NE
Warrington without the delay Of passing through Bet-
more. Il Is also the only line b. which baggage can Dc
checked 70 Washington from the Ohio river.
Ef-By the MAIL R0UTE from Memphis, take the mai
steamers running daily for Louisville connecting there
With ma steamers Jacksonville Railroad for Oincin-
nafi where thcy srva 50 As 70 with the Of
With Central Ohio Railroad through hewsrk and lanes
WIS, 70 wheeling. By the express train Of tnis rout
E-Be srre 70 ask for tests sy the Baltimore ard Ohio
Raiiroad Reuts
Ts-Psssep~s-s from Memphis going East thrsegh So,
Louis can buy TArough Tickets b tbs BaltoIe and Ohio
Rsrosd his route lays through Vinosnnes Tsrrs sute
Tpeisnnpog ETC. % Wheeling, the new Ohio and
nssssippi and oonnnecting Roads These connections
ar an direct and the time from 81. Louis to Bstimors
or washington but sbout ~ hours. Through Ticket.
b ans ots nav bo had Of the Agent under TIE Plan
tr's House. at the following rates Prom So. Louis 4
I Baltimore e25; 70 Washington s26-
Wheeling the passenger takes the superior cars
tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which leave three tel
daily for Baltimore Washington, Phiiadephia and Nes
LlrE. l1fouHu - OF ~
Tor SAT ~ sped regularity beEaty of he country an.
general cfor this read is second % none In the Union
FREIGHTS. = This company possesses the lArges
equipment OF any Raiiroad n the United States, and
prepared to DO business IN transportation
Ta road makes immediate connection At the WhErves an
IN the streets OF Baltimore with the Railroad 70 Phadel
phiz and New YORK, steamers of Ericsson and BALTI
IET0RE STEAMsHIP lines hy Canal and Sca 70 NcY
Tork, and b. Herchants' and Aners Line 70 Boston
siesmers 10 EcrfoIk, Charleston, Savannah, &c. 20
particulars freight tariff copies o. which nag Be Ia
q The Forwarding Houses In the west OF o. J. B. Fem
Rsoeiviag and ForSsriing Agent At Wheelng.
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JVO m, TVOTTER

A Tr0RHBT AT Law. Austin Tauic1 conaty, Miss.
~ VIII attend 70 the payment cf tAxes redemption oi
tAnd eths forfeited soc Tor taxes and viii promptly
attend 70 The examination Of land titles in the ooantie
81 funicl 0oshO11a Bolivar and WsshingtOn.
gEns-dIvsm
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Beaver Dam Springs.
Hickman County, Tenn

hhACAmaM NOuAAys ACAA-
FORTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.
Change Of PrOprietOrship and Management
TIHIs.eslsbrated watsriag-Plses, having been Pur-
Il chased Dy the subscriber, has been thoroughy re-
visitors the
Tw IA fiefh or May
Ths late propetors having disposed Of their entire in
terez In the Springs, the subscriber, assisted By Ms
shment snd neifhsr pains eEpsEse win be spared %
nd-r Beaver Dam " The pleasant and comfort
| abl- WaterinE-p ares IN the Southwest.
/ ACCOM- sODATIONS, &O.-Fbe build ngs have All
sdted So tbst POUR HUNDkED visitors can Be accom-
modated with every esmfOrt and oonveuisnoe he ta5s
viii be a5updany suppad and viii Be equal to those Of
/ drsf-cass hOtPis-
White Grey Red and Black sulphur Chayoeate (prsvsn
b. analysis to be the strongest the State and the best
MEDIjAI ATTENDANCE-The subscriber. Who has
been tire last Ten years engaged the practice 0f
msdieiee IN Nerh AiaoaiDa anl Ae1uphls can oe som
msnded Al al hours hy visitors who may chance 20 need
MEANS OF ACCESS TO BEAvER DAM-There are
three routes TO these springs, a Of which n hne
pair. line Of coaches viii frCm Columbia three
times wsek. and passengers VIII through from that
place DAY and pass one of the -est roads In
the state Arraugemcnts have been made al Britt's
Landing the Tennessee river. by which visitors Er
lrosehng from that direction n md ready oonveJanos
AMUSEMBETs. GC-Visitors WI azd at Beaver Dam
iArss Ball Room. Tsn-Pin Alleys, SC. ane trout
nay be found in the immediate vicinity
RATES OF CuARGEs.
Per ~ ~
Children under ten years Of -
Servants or al . "
liberal dsduetiOn wiz Be made IN The above rates
when families remain one month or during the season
REFERENsEs-Gen. Hintcn, jackson, Miss joseph
OK ESQ. Selma, Ala Dr.. Dtwees, Jackson Mss ;
John ". Lspsly, Selma, Ala Ne srs 3 40 Prince
Tuscaloosa. Ala. DIS. ". II. 4 F. NeEsum, luE-
ournbia. Ala. N O. Gsllswoy, G. P. Fouts, Esq H. D
SusI Ed, Memphis, Tenn a. n. Looney, $50. Co
lumbia, Tern IHOS. p kkLLhh-
myis-daW3m
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sToDART PIANOS

has fha measure 70 snncunoe 70 his flends and the
uuiic zsneray hat be has bosn sppcnted by kassrs
slodsrt Mcrrs Of New YORK, Agent fer the sale q
] sroDART PIAEOS-
.r c3o-s fron TIE uaioa Bank lHrSs Etock wAieh VII
, y ssis Al Fs1s lcTk grtesi. nro-e1Ely
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LOVEJOF 4 HARPER.

nRzSTIsss BoiTar Osu1ty. Mississippi General Land
III Ascent f1T Arkansas ard Mississippi.
REFERENCES Soy. a 5. F0ste, Memphis; Brook
4 Sm-des. FicEsbarE. sp7f-f6m
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.TsESC Recetred, /.

Il r W. Hil:
suzsr-Fsfr PriDe ard Cho'eei
su<.r-crushcd and PoEderedj
Moissses-Barreis and "a vcs;
Golden syrup. Rio Core,
~ Hsrrings; MacKcrei IN bb,s- aac kits
Tobafco ard Cigar star Candiefi
Extra 50. Louis flouri
Bscon Hama, sides and Shcridtrsi
An N wbiIh WIN Be sold at the lowest cash prices
JEO G. FLOURNOY,
s,s-eaaor 70 Fiouruoy. Cooper and Leske,
-. =. la6 Main street
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GREAT RAILRoAD Contract AWARDED TO
AMEKIeANs.-A letter received BY the Phils-
delphi BslstiH, dated Rio Janeiro, April 80,
says;
GThs board Of directors of the Don Pedro
II. Railroad Company have awarded to the
American bid the contract for all the work
on the entire second section of their railroad
all that was advertised to be let. This con
tract, at the engineers estimate, will amount
to about three and a-half millions OF dollars.
There are about 2l2 miles Of the road yet to
be let, which, il the contractors carry on the
second section satisfactorily, Il is expected
will be placed In the same hands. This will
amount to some twelve millions. The Ameri-
cans bad to contend against a powerful Eng
lish opposition, but with complete suceess.o
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p 2 ORNE'S LAND OFFICE.

n FosEsT HUNTS BLOCK No. iss Lsnis IN me
NJ caickssav and River oounties N Mississippi
F1ntstios in Mississippi and Arkansas c.ty Lots, in
proTss ard rnsnproved IN Memphis and suolIos, 81
Eayu On hEnd and for sale. sG-l-iy
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A TTORHEFs AT Law, Chsrl- ston, Mss g. win prHc-
n tioe IN ne feEi1g counties Ct North Mississippi
THllahstchie. esnoa. Tslobus-E Carroll, Sunhoweri ;
The Fe1era Cours ct Pontotoc and the Supreme Court
at Jsctsc Prompt attention wiz be paid 20 tie Ceec
ti0a - Claim placed in their hands
BEFEzEECEs -WAtseB, Graft Benton Holly
SprinEs, Mss; - p. Sisarns Oxford, Miss
Yisber. J1ckson, Mss; Watt, Noble Aobley, v Or
leans. Ia spib-sE
EDWARD PICHETT Jr.,
A TToRNRT AT Law, Memphis, Tenn once, Jefsr
u son street midway TIE Post once Building.
Fru1
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-14
TOM HOOD SAYS.

When, leaving Eden's happy land,
Ile grlevlng angel led by the hand
Our banished father and mother,
Forgotten, amid their awful doom,
The tears, the fears, and the futures gloom
On each brow was wreath of Paradise bloorr
That our parents had twined for each other
1t was only willie sitting like figures of stone,
For the erieving angel had skyward flown,
As they sat, those two, in the world alone,
With disconsolate hearts nigh clovcn,
That, scentfng the gust of happier hours,
They looked around for the precious flowers,
And, lo!-a last relic of Eaen's dear bowers
The chaplct that Love had woven!
And still, when pair Of lovers meet,
There's sweetness in air, uncarthly sweet.
That savors still of that happy retreat
Where Eve by Adam was co,rtcd:
Whist the joyous thrush, and the gentle dove
"ooed their mates in the boughs above,
And the serpent, as yet, only spcrted.
no hath not felt that breath in the air,
y perfume and freshness strange and rare
y warmth in the light, and blss.every where,
When young hearts ycarn together2
All sweets below, and all sunny above,
0! there's nothing in life like making love,
Save making hay in fine weather.
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Latest News by Telegraph.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON

NEw YORK, July 6-Thc city of Wash
ington arrived up at one o'clock, Z. NJ. The
principal features of her news are contained
III the Cape Race dispatch.
The CoolIe emigration question had been
brought up in Parliament by the Bishop of
Oxford, who intimated that the so-caIled
scheme of free emf grafton had proved to be
slavery in its worst form. Lord Broughman
said it was the absolute duty of the Govern
mcnt to Immediately prohibit the system.
Great preparations were beng made for the
formal opening of the submarine telegraph
The Queen will iuaugurate the event by
sending peace message TO President Bu-
chanan
The war steamer Bloodhound, had arrived
at England from the coast Of Africa, and the
Court Of Inquiry was being held on board in
the matter OF the capture of the American
bark, Thomas Watson, near Sierra Leone.
Three warehouses on Fresh Wharf, Lon
don, with all their contents were burnt. The
loss is enormous Another fire destroyed the
hfe-boat factory of Forrest / Co., adjoining
the timber yard, the loss IS upwards of f100-
900.
The commerce of France is improving and
return to the usual activity is conf Iently
expected. The crops sre reported as in splon-
grains in Paris is lost in tie provinces; how
ever. prices remain finn.
Important fOrtitcations, erected by the
French at Civita Yecchia, have occasion ed
great uucasine.s in Rome Il is reported that
the Pope is about to increase his navy largely.
Spain is still suffering from the bread cri-
sis. Bread has risen largely, although grain
is abundant.
l. is rumorod that the Neapolitan special
charge, at Vienna, had quilted in dudgcon,
, because Austria refused to hack Naples against
England.
IAr,sr.-LoSDox Wedncsday The de-
mand for money yesterday, was more active,
|. at rates nearly up to bank minimum. There
was also partial recovery of the funds.
There vas decline on the Paris Boursc-
! The Asiatic cholera had made It's appearance
in this city; it is attributed to the poisonous
stencil arising from the river Thames
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--latest News by Telegraph.

THE TELELTKAPI FLEET,
ST Jouss, n. T., July 11.--Thc stcamtug,
Blue Jacket, arrived from Liverpool. She
reports on the 9Th seeing large and a small
British steamer in lat 81 32 north. 81 west.
On .hc same evening She saw large steamer
bearing down for the others, but could not
make out whether it vas Englah or Amcri
can The weather was then hazy with a
heavy westerly swell, aud it continued mod
crate and thick till the Sd inst, when strong
gales from the southwest occurred The
vessels seen, were probably the Telegraph
Fleet. and as the point Of separation had not
then been reached, lat 50 o., long. 80 Is,
and the unfayorable weather following, some
days must yet elapse before the arrival Of the
Niagara can be expected at Trinity Bay.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-07-14

HARD TIMES II KsSsAs.-The Kansas
Herold Of Freedom, gives discouraging view
of the times In Kansas, 1t says:
''We pity the man who is compelled to raise
money now in Kansas We were told by a
money lender, the other day, that he was re-
ceivlng from 10 to go per cent. per month
for the use of money, and had been paid at
the rate of 20, % and 30 per cent. per month
to discount notes, The lowest rates, ,on good
security, for the use of money seem to range
between three and five per cent. per moth
Business in all our Kansas towns is nearly
suspended Men worth twenty or twenty
five thousand dollars cannot sell paoperty at
any prize to realize even few hundred dol
lars Real estate can be bought at rWinous
rates, lsons feeling compelled 20 sell to re-
alize ready money, perhaps to save their ored-
it, Hardly any branch of business Is sus-
tanning himself,