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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

EDITORS AFPEAL; In q trial test that re-
Gently came Of at the State fair in Holly
Springs, Mississippi, between the BrinleY
plow and Ship and Crsnshaw's perversabls
steel point pillow, the forLer cut eight iRehrs
wide and Ave and one-hahinehss deep. Ship
and Crenshsw's cut sine iaohcs ride and sir
iachss dep, the drsught Of each being precisely
toe same. Ship and Crenshaw's pillow was
awarded The premium, and was thought to be
the best and cheapest pillow ever offered to the
public. Msssrs. Ship and Crsnshaw own,
and are conducting a large mandatory at
Lagrange.
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A EEAT cazioristis E|EsIBENCE Of sr rooms. and
q FverT recziref iurrc-sErut % which D. luachsd
q sod elrden, lolat-d nsar fhr j11ctisn o. Pigeon Roost
E-s Hesl s reefs. Pl1serEeu Evsn immsdztrlv. For
terms EruE 20 p a. PETERS,
a-l- 1u srr+b side Cont rrrara.
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Mas. Cars "CousIE HAEET.o-Truthful-
ness to ns'ure is the charm Of fiction, and the
grace OF Mrs. Grsy's new novel "Cousin Hsr-
~" The characters are conceived with much
skill, and cast as a master stage manager
would prepare a production for the stage. It
is a tale Of domestic life, with those incidents
woven into the story that will steal the atten-
ton and retain it. The book is enc Of much
merit, and the reader Of fiction cannot but be
pleased with it. Il is published BY T. B. Pc
tsrs0n & Bros, Ct Philadelphia, and is on sale
by Young & Bros. OF this city.
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DIS. L. W Gsseert n G. ".

Morrow
TOdETHER EiVs special st,snti0n 10 au terms q enron
&c diseases, but mere particularly 10 diseases o. Lunz.
Ege and womb. rhsy also remove Cancers. Tumors.
stc, vith or without he knife. aud psrf1rm al suzgiea
o~psratious Ia ne most approved and scientific manner.
hey viii board patents from ne country, 50 nat rhe7
can have ne best Attention.
Onoe IN Len5u's Binding. Onion street. second DE
fram Main. m-l2-fawfv
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consumption and shipment to the interior In resr.-.
to prices. We have no change 70 note. and continue O.
quote CID Fsnov aud mixed 6sk9s5, ard pure white At
GseTe. New e-rp i selling "A io8IS below these
hgures.
A IN bu-k demi1d throughout The week Al s2s9
80 Tor prime Tinothy, aud sis6a0 Prairie ssocks
Ashh aads
OAIs-Hoiisis continue arm ar s5es at which
figures, ovinsto IiTht sioet, o1ly e retail trade has been
trsnsactel-
PROvIsIOSs-The markst has ueen active through
10y lls "-eA, els1lNy IN ham' and Gear siaes. Prices
=, -. ftsaIs1 - - - 800
.,,eo -
4,RAcco-psms.ttr v, r-,,.s ,s.,r ,
oar quotaiions-
@9A
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FOR RENT

A FERT DEsrRABLE COTTAGE Tor sale at vsry isv
II dg17ss- ne hose cuiaius three Eosd rooms,
Elch-n 0arhsuscs. Ft- Per farther psrtlc-larE Inquire
e. y. Eener's. orIs-Iu
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me Preralent Enidemic.

me fNcfaaent
IS What Is WQ1iarly kzoEn a. Break Bone Fever. vhich.
turiug ths potent stage. should always BE- tr-sisd By ne
luaudd physician. bat q us11Iiy leaves behiat q Ian
guii weak feeling watch can BE- only removed By q
mia. tonic. su-h O. the HirhI.nd Bitten; shieh has
been tried DO hundreds % ~in-tancss with uonderfuI
Etrsugthenias sgs-t,- they are jest ne msdieins %
remove the distressing niEat sveats TIE pains In ne
botg and limbs. AM restore TIE patient % o s1unf. a.
tive sni healthy c11fiuiou AGAIN.
s. MANSFIELD A CO., WhoIals Druggists.
Memphis, Tennessee,
Aut By all respectahl- drusgists and Dealers every
where. See Advertisement. ozsAauiw
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LEECHEs-FRESa LEECHEs,
Always on hand BY VIZ. c. WEEsER, CuPpsr
and Leeeher, No 3 Eain street, between Earkst AID
Winchester, Memphis. seI5-6ms
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For safe.

THE Section q land 1rmeriy owned b Dr. J. -
II q. Wifherspo0n, noE IN tie possession q 80
ne ~subszibsr, is odrred 81 private sale. saidb~
land Is sitasfed eight miles reEt ~ tie Mobile -
and Ohio railroad, twelve uiles east - Pguutcc, and
Fultou. IN q healthy neiEhbuThoods one mile and a half
from q Presbyterian church, and three miles from q
hethoflst church, where here is regular preaching.
On slid section o. Land here iE ablut ave hundred acres
Of uPen land. composed chiefly Of sandy clay creek bot
ton. md p1st-ozk land s1m@ very god Land. nnd some
and horiEuntl glowing.
On TIE pieoe are tive OF three never failing rprlnFs,
TIVE or uree wels q wsier, and stock water attendant
good aHpie o1chard and pcack orchard. arf everything
that appert1ius 70 = tarm-
Any psrson desiri1E any further lnfcru1-i1u. y Id
dussssug ne rubscrlbsr 81 Coon0uok. Pr1trt1c c1uutV.
nissizsippi, viii b punctualg attended %.
Terms cash. o. aocepied drzfls On Memphia or Noble.
bI-Nuani J. g. WlFHBk6PO0H.
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HALF FARE-We are authorized to say
that the Memphis and Charleston and Mem
phis and Ohio railroads will sell half fare
tickets to persons wishing to bear The patriot,
orator ard statesman, Stephen A. Douglas, in
bis speech before the people Of Memphis on
tomorrow, Wednesday, the 18th inst. We
have also been informed, though not BY the au-
thorities Of the road, that the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad eontsmPlates making the
same arrangements. We have to correct an
error that we have unwittingly fallen into in
announcing that the Mississippi and Tennes-
see railroad viii also run their trains at half
fare on the oath. The superintendent Of the
road asked Us TO announce that an extra train
would run to fernando on Wednesday, leaving
Memphis at i've o'clock, intended 10 afford
fseiligs Ger persons visiting Memphis to hear
Mr.. Douglas an opportunity to return home
the same night, and it seems TO have been a
misunderstanding as to the half fare, as the
following noe viii show:
EDIroRs APFEAL: I have bad ny attention
the fact mat the AFPEAL is adver-
tisIng the trains on this road to run at half
fare on tie occasion Of the Douglas meeting
to Be held on the 24th. I beg 10 say that ssch
announcement is entirely unauthorized, and
in order to set the public right, you will obligs
BY correcting thefstatenent.
Ian, gentlemen, very respectfully,
R. HoUGs,
General Superintendent.
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o RENT.

A house. vita Nr ralls. stable. cis.ern anf ktctsn,
II With a. cue In she yard on The c1rner o. DsSoto
street a-d Browne Eveuue. Apply on he premises.
1-TT-fws
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pennsylvania official Election Zee

sAlEM, MASS, October q A ere occurred in this
place yesterday which destroyed ths FunkiinB Buildings,
oompr sing several stores. ne extni q the loss has
not been azaeuatned.
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4 Rnre Chnnco-

A PRIVATE HOUSE en- Hsraaa5o street near Seal
u Possession Eirea On 80 Ocobe-- Ap y 10
r-ls-2r y. = MURPHY.
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A fEN DOSES viii cure any ordinary case, and ONE
II DOSE Invariably stops the chlls- Il contains
n1-nlus IN the least degree hurnul to ne system under
any circumstances, and never pruducrs TIE unpleasant
ffscis that atfead ur use % Qllune and other asEuts
&C. Eenerai Hse- U cures even flm Of the tisras7. ard
Il tie origllaI ara 0ELI ANrIuurH EUA
Asa fr D. 31auer1errrr's Fever and Ague Auligte,
aud be sure Tuu get FILLS.
Mes-l4- Havliand. Stevenson 3 CO., who are zaoug
ne largest wholesale erug dealers b. the SCUM. write
A. foiloVs;
C~HAREEsroE. g. O.. January y, tsso.
GEETs- etaEe pAEsle slLIEs rr&eu yester-
day OR Hr- s Fgeuam aui lhau we're rzr-wlnGs@1
q most ast1nisliug recital and high eucumium iu regard
% your Pills Henry Goetle, Esq., a prauinent citizen
and planter o. Baaufor distri1t. cauec upot us aad iu-
quired n We tept shalelderrer's Pills upcn or ask
ing 10 he kasu anything o. hen be- replied suastan-
italy a. follows sir, 7 ressrd them a spscIdc for
Chlis and Fever. They we're used with agnal success
on the Charleston and savannah railroad last sumner
and autumu. in the m 1 s.cEly reg1ou and under the
must trying circumstances- ] can testify that, GOT o. one
ssng o. about two hundred negro operatives, nfy were
stricken down win Fever and Acue, and every one re-
covered By ne timely use o. sAallenbsrgers PIiss and
ycu nay teu hen for me- n you choose, that they pos-
ssss the MEDICINE N The WORLDPp
y Sold by DRUGGISTS everywhere. wholesale agents
Tor Memphis. g. MANSFIELD q CO..
GEO. W. IONES 8 CO..
H. D. ~FARNSWORTH a CO.
A q M~cCLELLANp,
Sole Prourtetors.
A. 7. EH~ALLENBERGER n CO.,
sll6-ltWzula Rochester Pa
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The members Of Washington FIRE con-
Psny No. 6, are requested to attend a called
meeting at the hall this evening, BY order Of
tie president.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
zaIHery. Read sdFsrasszenf Of
OEGILL BROS. & co.
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First VARIETIES. James, J.. S. Erwin and
]. o. Drew, judges; R. l. Smith, sheriff.
Seeond-W. Chase, H. Dow and John Nswson,
Judges P. " Lsath, sheriff. Third-E. W.
Davit,, R. S Jones and E. Magevnsy, Judges;
Jas. H. Smith, sheriff. Fourth-T. B. NoTment,
s. B. Williamson and J. d. Williams, judges ;
R. D. Munlord, sheriff Fifth-W. Howard, j.
S. Stanton and F. Lane, Judges J.. X. Hsynis,
sheriff. SiKth-M. Jones. S. Brasford and J.
B. stark, judges N. D. L. Fslts, sheriff
Ssyen'h-A. NJ. Ferguson, J. H. Hartley and
R. B. Mi'chsil, judges A. d. Hsnter, sheriff.
B. Holt, Judges; J D. Rosser, sheriff.
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sHERIFFs SELECTED 81 THE COUNTY


The following are the names Of the Judges
and snerifs appointed BY the county court to
hold the presidential election on the oh day Of
November next
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First district d. Crenshaw, J.. S. pickin-
son and Duff Gaithse. judges; ThOs. Apper-
son, sheriff. Second W. S. Hoblin, II. p.
Thompson and ". P. York, Judges; W. Doug
las, sheriff. Third l. Vim, d. Crsnshsw
aud E. Il. Cobb, judges; J. B. Smith, sheriff.
Fourth-G. w.. Duran, 7. L. Giles and W.
G. Roberts, judges; - s-ovall, sheriff.
Sixth-A. Walton, H. Whitleford and ". H.
Snssd, judges B. W. Pryor, sheriff. Seventh
R NJ. Prudsn, Thos. McGowan and ].
Bland, judges; John Gay, sheriff. Eighth
". Griffin, E. H%zrring and L. Buckley, judges;
John James, sheriff. Ninth Fred. Hooker,
D. A. Hsusld and 7. B. Crenshsw, judges I;
". T. Randall, sheriff. Tenth-A Taylor,
T. W. Ramsey and W. 7. Farley, judges; Il.
Irby, sheriff. EisTenth-J. Kimball, J.. P.
Winford and s. D. Tushsart, judges ]. H.
Lewis, sheriff. Twelth-E D. Brag, J. Doug
lass snd John Elano, judges; d. II. Hilder-
brand, sheriff. Thirtesnth|. Y. Dsrsey, W.
H. Montgomery aad A. D. WetheraI, Judges I;
Jacob Gleson, sheriff. Fiftsenth-J. L. SAT-
trans, S. EnssT and J Y. Gibson, Judges; E.
Egnew, sheriff. Sixtesnth-M. W. Rochell,
S. EehOls and E. Brooks, judges; 7. L. Brooks,
sheriff. JAMES f. FELTs,
Sheriff Of Shelby County.
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CaANCERY SALE OF
REAL A
IN ~

DCAsuAhI % a teree ~ re Cra1csrT Caurt. o.
! Memphis, rendered 9ay tenn. 1881. IN re case o.
5re L haruA afufllstraf1r q 1amrs 2 HsrEham,
~ ~. Alaref fm-ia Gaara aHf llnFu. uHI. 90
M0NnAY, OCruBER - ie51 ln fus % NJ omce. u
le city o. aeuatis proceed o. sel % tnf d Ehssf Biz
le AFatlaoie otof Tluul On Deal1n ares. f1 lnr
CRY or Arnpaial hculte4a a. faicaH 81 We. BsEuu1rE
AZ point on ne ea-t sids % ueal8 street. 1q feef
-1lln % beai Erse runrirE TIE sortbwsrf Elrh
Derlo STREE - feet 'Q Uasef EHrc= easrTsu1V arf
parallel wifh B-sI street zgs fs rmars Or -. tsnrtsFr-
l-er nnrtlEtnf y and parallel via Da4lt1 -tree- o.
l-el o. a saEe 1neacs l1 afUrcr lire and uarausl vita
h-i street -. trer more ur IH.. e. te lsEInuiur
Terms oFsRLE me a1cv- u-l-l11-d 'or vii Be-
sold on a credit " sever ar1 thirteen m1uths. pare assr
Do en-cute urfes ulr1 approved secrrlrv Aneu VIII be-
retained ON ne ureuases uuUI 1rruauf q rrrcdrns
money Sie 81 90 1'-Iak, AZ
seE-M OBS e. LAEIER. Csrk and Mestar
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QUEET.-Hsve yOu seen that big Indian in
a1olhsr olamn. boiling ROOTS BARB and LEAvEs,
o. ne CHEROKEE HEvzpvg de2aa-vrvs
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Il See advertisement Of Ward & McClsl-
lus wholesale and retail DruEgis.s ITS and II Htis
E-rss. opposite E0rshzm house. ses
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on NM. AN R pBUeI4s

RECEPTION OF Mr.. n MRS. DOUGLAS.
TIE Hon Stephen A. Douglas aHd lady, as
We are positively informed, viii reach this city
on the ten O'Clock A. n. train, Memphis ana
Ohio railroad, on Tuesday. We have received
from the chairman Of The committee, Hon. J..
Knox Walker, be following order, disposing
Of the committee 10 such manner as 10 most
efsetually accomplish the object for when
they we're appointed, namely, to give Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas a cordial and graceful reception
10 the Bluff CRY.
The follosing msmb- Of The committee are
detailed and requested 10 meet Hon. s A.
Dourlss Q the Depot escort him to the
GsTos0 House under the recti0n Of the Chief
Marshal;
Daniel Hughes, DE-. ". E. Rodgers,
Col Preston Smith, Jno. r. Mechanism,
Geo. ". Fisher, Samuel Shock,
John CsTmsck, DR.. 4. Tunnel,
5. 3. williamson, inc. H Bower.
COMMITTEES o. escort for Mrs. Douglas:
Hon. Z. n. YerEsr, samuel p. Walker,
W. A. Blythe, James Wickershzm,
Wm. S. Pickett.
Special COMMITTEES 20 receive, introduce and
provide for the accommodation Of Judge Doug
las al the Gsyoso House:
Hon. ". +. Brown, Eugene Msgevney,
Hon. ". c. Dunlap, Or. R W. Creighton,
gno. Houston, Col Nat. Anderson,
Hon. Juo. A. Moore, Henry O.. Smith,
R. B. HsWlsy, Col c. D. Mclean.
EThe members Ct the Committee Of Reception
no, specially detailed, are ? quested to be 10
attendance a. The Gsyoso Bouss, and remain
subject 10 ths order Of the Chief Marshal.
J. KNOX Wakes, Chairman.
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FL0UR.-Ths market for this article has been quiet
throushoat ire week. without material change in prices.
and We sin quote. in lots, supsrhns ss-50ss Is. fzncy
5so9s5. single K ssss % XX6506s7, and xxx is
Gs7.75. The weeks business amounts 10 shoat 100
barrels. q vhioh TIE following we're sold on saturlay.
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EOR RENT

CrATE AND COUNTY LICENSES so- sale very cheap.
= Insulrs e. ths ST. HAHLE ADAMS street. near
W1rshau hluss- acl5-lHe
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Showing the largest days receipts since the
opening OF the busiRess season Of 1850.
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CorroE REcEIFTs.-The receipts Of cotton
into this port yesterday, as shown by ihs
books OF the Chamber Of Commerce, were IS
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To che Ladies.

lEME. MOREL, from Paris, late superin- -
vi teudeat OF the establishment L. Bon AA
Ton. y 7. bsu leave % INF IN ne Ladies ~
generally that she has tlken rlom5 Or Was1-~D
inetoa street. unrth-We-t side, drst dor from Z<SEV
Second. two blocks from W0rshHm huuso. where she viii
contiuue 70 give the most ample satisfaction via her
beautiful and perfect system on cutting and Citing
LADIES' DRESSES Dresses made In q fsE hours no
tee via taste and neatuess- ofoims
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IL nd snIem. mass.

Departure OF the Prince OF wales.
PORTLAND. Ne October @-ue Prinoe u wales
.nlt. s.nrl ~ RnrI.na On saiuraay alsrne.l.
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In smother column, see the advertisement Of
seorrs PEstlson n O., Bo5kssnsrs and stasionsrs, 2ss
Eal1 street near Nsdisun street..
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FOR s. On HIRE
C0TTAGE Rouse ron SALE.

TFHREE @ MES. sod 1sld hands: also q negro
i E11aa- aE1ld czE- pr luforna IN Inquire O.
Neville g. lanes, Or arrslEled slt1e Wars1am H-ase
e-l1-zF TRA~. :. SIXTH
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON

ICOPy.l
MEMPHIS, Oeiossr IS. 1850.
desire to call The aasstOu # sufferers With DIAR-
RHE. and FLU1 70 DR.. BARToE's
DEwBsRRT CORDIAL. Having made use st this
Justly esisbutes article On several occasions in ny
family win the most happy result, 1 can safely say hat
it is superior to anything Of the klad in use.
JOEL CHOATE.
HAVING been sorsiy saiietea win he FLUx, I take
pisssurs in sising ny tsstis5uy to The great healing
properties Ct Oh. BARToS's DEFBHRET CORDIAL.
P. 5 BURDrrT
WARD a A~eCLsLLAND,
@. v. JoNEs = Co,
PLUMBER h GLBERT.
5. OsDES.
wIGGs BROTHERS s CO.,
cal MEMPHIS, TESNEssEE.
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LOUISVILLE, Ootober 22.-Ths OHIO river II This
point IL faiius, vita three feet ahree inches in the anal
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NOTICE.

ON aud after the FIRST DAY OF SEP
TENBER ve vinmovs our business oper1ions 70 Ho1s-
asd ArEansss, where ons'1r the cher q hs frm win
Be f0und every Tuesday Tursdsv and Saturday, non
10 o'uoek, A. n uaaIs o'cisek ?. g.. NJ business
VII be transacted IN Memphis.
.-ra-n- Nr-nE l. -~uran
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STRAYED--STOLEN
ETRAYED.
sTRtYED or sTOLEy.

TRQE ne res idezce % Crpt- X Frech, IN Che-ea OF
II ss-11daT BE fsfh, tEo acf MULFs, metium aEs-
o. TIE Huiss VIII be literally rewsraeG
oCI-ss D..
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PHILADELPHIA, October a2-rhe omdai returns Of
the vote O us STATE give Andrew G.. Curtin Repuhh-
ear candidate Tor Governor. aas2 majority.
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Arrival OF Vessels at new
uyrw ORLEAss. Ootober p me ship RootianA from
and ne nsrqns Nafy HIls7, from Boston.
nrrlrel a nls pari ia-lay.
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BOE-lAIL A HORsE about sixteen
~ F-1n Cd. uevT So eli ou1d-ruip OF
- she nase-1 scar on tn lover part o. he ear
a. u cur HT EnifE= 81 between ne fore-i0Es On The
breast, Gso m tie b8dt. caused By ne sa1die Any
inf1-malln let A. this CEce VII BE- tnankfu received
and literally reusr1ed We ELLIOTT
a-re-sts
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River InteInaenc

NEW YORK, October 21-Hr. Dwight Uaiied States
oommissi0ner, has retained from Havana win tsasc v.
F0vler's testimony in relation 70 MS s~ureisl Mesrs.
- - &C.,
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Now Orleans MARKET.

New Orleans
We coy the following from the New Orissns P.csyuns
OF Oct %:
CorroN- At THE close ~ ou- last weekly review We
noticed only q medsrare busiuess domE IN cotton. The
movement being checked by the entreme views or hold
crs, a. well as By a stringent money market. and cor
siderable diHculy innrz1usInge * hanEe. Since then
an active demand has prevailed daring the greater part
OF TIE time, AMI although holders have further advanced
their Gains. and The st1ckol sale has oferei only q poor
assortment, q considerably larger business has been done
THAI Ea have had occsslon b. report in any previous
Ueef his season. The sales Of the week have embraced
TalS00 bales. % whi7h tG.50o we're taken on saturday,
i6. 81 On N snday. 1000 on Tuesday, 1900 on Wednes-
dsy. iA50O on THURSDAY. and 10 200 Friday prices
steadily teniinE upward dnriug ne week. and ciosiEg II
IN advance % fully ga Ne SPIN our last Eeek's figures.
We nov guote
InferIor.... g MidGlnF.---.IIhauK
Orilnary...-.... 7Ka 81 God hiddiuE.. ~ HlzE
Cool Ordinary. 9HNi0 Hiddlns Fair. e
L1u HidiiiBE.--IoH sl0K Fair ...-...... o.
The receipts Of ne week embrace 81 ss bales. against
65,Iff f0n the sane week last yea. Total recsipts since
September I, ssL7Ss bales, against 3s3,su % the same
date last year.
The erp1rtsof The week embrsce 81 7gs bales.
TIE total exports since the ist % September have been
rs, gs5 bales.
Tbs sock On hard last evening was 21.ssi bales.
srsiust %. $50 a. the same time last year.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on had sept I, s6o-.-.--.-....-haie 28,6s5
Arrived 10
Arrived Al5o-s9i. as
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The Fowler DefaIcauon.

WIsHISsTos, Odobsr 22-1he new loan q ten mil
Hons = dollars has been disposed o. a. from par 10 lol
A. 500
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.,,., =, !. S1eamsnIp quaker

Arrival of the steamship quake
city.
XIV YoRr. Catcher p. - me Uniied States mil
steamship Qasker CITY srrived-at this plrt yesterday
from xsw orleans, via Hsysns, via asis' % ths 1874
inst. Ter aavloss have brcn anticipated By The arrival
d the steamship cshavba Al New orleans on saturday
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Cheering News to the Afflicted.
GENrLENENof sciences nay speculate sad tneorizs,
" sut facts are worth mnre n the amicrsd has an ne
theories ne Eurid ever rrutuced.
DR. A 6. GOODLETs
InsprOUed HOuck's PanGeeG,
Is tchnovleissd By an Who have given &c q trisL % Be-
one o. the best medicines ever used for the eura cf az
diseases arising from adisortered stousrh- or 81 ln-
pure state Of the blood he many astolis1ing cures
performed By tie "Panacss" in the city q Nashrf1s
md vicinity, and IN sVsry section o. the country utare
IL has been t~ntroducet, Is q su1cient guarantee q to
emcacy.
ne Rev. y. Q. B0vdon, Of KeNmnyine Frun., psats
huss
Oh. A. g. GooDLEr-Dear Sir. n nay % rafffrtnr
% you 90 kefr that Houck's PlHace1. prfr1red 11d af
b. ysu. Is doing is COED work IN ne relsf o. voar fl-
log men. During my recent travels iu ssrerai nulslag
IN hi41e Tennessee I have cnen mes Ilae va have
Hsed DO. ne universal testimony lL "u 3 Ne nest
remedy I have ever uset." 10 has been vary raafef 10
ne IN eases Of hoarssnea, hr1uzht On BY 5-rsachi-s IN
the open air and laboring In revivais. PLEASE unra 10
agent 10 this place Very respectfully,
=. q. BOWDON
g. Z. JONES b co - Nan sfrssE
GOODLErT &COs u From R1w.
Esmphis, rsna.
u. .. aOODLETT n o
NML a#AM
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For Ssoves, Crates, Msntels, House Furn.sH
Nc Gods, ETC., ETC., So ssszrrsns < strztt-a's aver
taa-a-r in .--fh.- ---
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gatsst arns bp telegraph

81. JosEPE. No. Ootgser 2--AeSn- h
Jor L Co.'S tsn-dEy sony sxprsis arrives a. u" p
ts-daY firm san Francisco, with callfornia sd'iees
The ION, and Oregon aaviess T. ne 10 inst
The i..e s.nstor B,o4.riet's will has beea afatied
10 probate.
s.1rn. OREGON. Octlbsr 2.-The legislature has
elected s. ". Nesnifh. DourlasD Democrat to ue uniiea
states senate tor ne Ions tern. \ D. Baker, kspa1-
nsan, d essctsd fr ths short terra q ave years Ine
Dourias AID Johnsan men and ne Republicans naas .
eouplste fusion. Even bets are iaten upon toe e'"-
psrsuve votes o. Douglas and BreAinridee 10 heslap
me Rrpubliesns thiuk they uiu cssfy De state sen
aior Baker viii enter he esHvuss.
Advises received from csiuuhia river ~ me s1-t
Italians uassscred an entire emieraut train q forts-sH
n.rs.ps. snv miller wssf o. saimon falls
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Houses and Lets for sale.
Two Houses and Lots situated dn Dunlap street.
a east o. the Charleston DEPOT. and suit1hle fr small
familia-s viii be sod e. . hsruain. if aru1caron Be-
nade SON for further PARTICULARS. appy b. the pro-
prietnrs OF tbc APPEAL w~1F