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CHEROKEE Wur

An unfaaing cure FOR Seminal wsaLpar. y,-.Br,.l
Emissions impotence, Los. OF Power. Pans fl, chs
Back Stone in the B'sdier, Distracted and Dfaf.rlt
Aena'ruaHon' and al diseases caused by deviafipa from
the path OF na'ure. and i~adulgiugf in Self Pollution
by he use Of this Care all improper discharges ara Pa.
moved me weakened organs OF generation are srssdHv
cured and faH vlsorrsstored
Either sex contemplating marriage. SHOULD rsssc,
connubia! happiness.
Ia the Cherokee Cure he Poor, dgbiuta,.d. worn dow
and d~esPairins dsvotee OF sensual pleasure win e95 re
lief.
IT'S safe and pleasant in taste. bot immediate is
action containing 10 mineral poison. bu, ia pr.Ds-aJ
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of a 5sr,io,s
syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles TO, e. ,rf f~
warded by express TO all parts Of the word.
Sold by all respectable drugeisis eyeryvhs-s
POTTER AEKwIN, Propyfata-s
Sole ProPrietors, e. Jefferson street near r,.t ser,.
general dealers in all popular family medic mes. Mem
'phis, Tenn.
Eg~Sold in Memphis BY all responsible druggists.
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again request the following named members
OF artillery company E, to report to me on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, preparatory
to returning to duty at Columbus. and 7 bone
their W sense Of right viii prompt them "a
comply with this request, and spare me AM
themselves The pain Of adopting measures wbjcI
will insure attention, for Gen. Polk orders m,
to take them to Columbus, and they may fee
well assured win obey the order.
J. J MeinTath, Il. Henkel, Phil Werner. Jos
Damn, B. Gissel, Wm Jericho, A Klink. Hen
~ Miller, Cbas. Haegele, H. Fell, John PregIer
a. schuurr, I. Roller, J.F. Roedel, f. Scbuter
VIM. springnSD, G. A Fegder, VIM. Waid
nan, G. A Hahn, Henry RiehI.
THOMAS JAMES TTSEIE. LIST Lieut.
Once, South side Court Square.
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- A Kansas City correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial recommends the following
treatment as a panacea for the evils with which
Missouri is afflicted:
Government will never succeed in q~ueling
rebellion in Missouri until her commanders here
take the sword in one hand and fire in the 9th
er, and go through the land, leaving not one
stone on another to tell the place where the
prophets were murdered" l am not in favor
Of pillaging IN private account, by no means
that would demoralize the army; but let the
general government say to these men: Re
belliUn on your part shall cost yOn so dearly that
you. nor your children, nor your children's
children to the fourth generation, shall ever
dare to raise again the terrible hand of ingrati-
tude."
/ say again, 90 into this war to win, and
teach rebels and traitors the fearful crime they
are committing, or leave them to their own cor
roding elements. Our army, to be made efec-
tive. must be- increased.
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EXCITING News FROM II PENINSULA
private letter received in this city yesterday
from an officer attached to our army now sta
toned on the Peninsula, conveys the intelli-
geucc that on the morning of the 18th, Gen.
Magruder stated, in a general order which was
read to his command, that he was in possession
of reliable information of the landing at For
tress MONROE of seventy pieces of rnie cannon
and five hundred artillery horses. The fact was
considered as one Of significant importance by
the commanding general, who expressed the
fullest reliance upon the patriotism Of his troops,
and announced that no more furloughs would be
granted under any circumstances, until after
new year.
1t was Tumored last eveing that fighting had
actually commenced between the Opposing
forces at Yorktown, and the statement ofpassen-
gers from Williamsburg that a caunonade had
been distinctly heard there early yesterday
morning was cited in confirmation Of the truth
Of the report, but we were unable to trace it to
any source entitled to credence.-Rjotgoud En-
gHTrfr.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
FURNISHED R H g~ERoH,yTs EXCHANGE.

NN aNh.A mn
MEMPHIS, October p, lsGL
INorE-The quotations given in the following review,
10 must be understood, are wholesale prices, except where
ethcrwis. noticed; aud that in an eases in the filling OF
snail orders. higher rates viii bc chgrged.]
Business IN our general market continues 10 be serious
Iv imprdcd by the restrictions upon shipments OF grain
and produce 90 this point by the Memphis aud Ohio rail
road aud from up-rivor landing, as also by the light de
H,ercs upon the Memphis aud Charleston road oeca
stoned by the military cxigcucieso Of the times. The very
meagrr receipts Of -four and wheat that have tome 20
hand during the week, have rendered. impossible anything
like extensive operations in these articles, fer both which
however. there has been q brisk demand aud at a very
decided Improvement in prices. The supply of corn has
also been limited. and holders have realized q further
advance, while hay, oats and rye are without maternal
change. In bacon, pork and lard there has been d rca-
sonable movement at about previous rates, while sugar
and mola-scs are irregular and lower. Nothing new in
buggtur. rope. salt or any Of the minor articles Of pro
ducc. The demand for cotton and tobacco is limited aud
| prices continue nominal In the money market there Is
no change u, note in the rates for gold and silver, the
former being ia fair request at lo aud the latter at y
cent premium. selling rates. Southern exchange has
% downward tendency, az cent. being the outside rate,
while Confederate notes are going at 80 premium
~CEUp or LEADING ARTICLES fpE THE
WEE
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AT THE STATION HOUsE-At a boarding
house on Beal street, between Main and Null
berry, soon after nine O'Clock last evening, Off
GERS Mahouey and Ryan discovered white maj
in a room with a negro woman. On finding th'
police on his track, the visitor jumped out ofth,
window and ran of. In his hurry he left hi
vest and coat behind him, which he can have by
applying at the station house.
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Y Lovers-o of the game OF billiards, and there
is no game more healthful or innocent, would
do well to pay the Eldorado Saloon, on jefferson
and Second streets, a visit, for they have Just re.
lifted and we hazard nothing in saying it is the
finest saloon in the Southern Confederacy, and
deserving Of patronage.
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ARREST OF SELBY.-It viii be remembered
that Armand SeIby, who, on Tuesday last, killed
Hattie Rogers. by shootingsher in the back a.
she lay sick in bed, ran off after ne had don,
the deed and escaped. Since that time Captain
Klink and others Of the police have worked viii
untiring energy to bring him to justice, a tasl
that, owing to distractions placed in their way
and vigilance exercised over their movements
has not been easy to perform. In consequence
of suspicious entertained, Capt. Klink sent Off
GERS Morgan and Kelly to Grenada, Mississippi
There Selby had been arrested as a spy for hay
ing given himself two fictitious uames; bu
some one was found to answer for his loyalty
and he was released. On Saturday the " Off
Gers net him in the town. He knew them anC
endeayoTed TO u I. Morgan gotnear him, whe1
he drew two pistols and presented them. Kelly
who was close behind, also drew a pistol, am
told Selby if he made a move he would shoo
him. SeIby heard the threat and was taken
lie had about him the portrait Of his victim
he loved, he said, better than his life. He wa.
brought to this city and placed in Jail, wherr
his behavior has testified no marks of stron.
emotion. Yesterday the grand jury returned
bill Of Indictment against him, charging hin
with The crime Of murder.
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For County Trustee.
WIDESI EEIDES
FOR HIRE

1000 FLINT HIDES wanted by
lOOO BOILING, RIGGS g. CO.,
Union street,
ocl7lw Opposite Appeal Office.
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CLARK &
OIL!
CL.4RK, s co.
Sole PrOpTieEOrS

CURES Headache, Earache, Tcothaehe, ~ tAIee III
utez; rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Coias ~,
sipelas, bronchitis, Dyspepsia Cole, cramps, unnamed
Bl1isas. Surains. Cbapped Hands, Piles Ulcers, Dlar-
rbes. Rruions Cons Frosted Feet, DEAFNESS Od
Sores. sore Breast. Sore Nipples, seald Heal hlns-
worm, letter. Snake Bites, SPIDER Dile' ~ -
~ B;+as The world Is challenged for rs equal Ir
80 - Rrr1s r. cures Scratches on horses, Sore
F,os ON horses. Sprains, Svinneyr Poi EVIL sNtua
.;,rVs and harness gals, fresh wounds or s"eltmgs anu
81 lie hest known remedy to apply 10 lenuet[ootca
b,-ses from founder-take mp the feet AMI oatne wen
about the frog Of the foot. Cures All cutaA6ous dsea-S
on man or heast - IL 80 49,.
- r ore real proof Of the virtue of Amhrosial on IN
a., beaIirr properties, from responsible men who ar
above being bought than can be produced for any other
Ne DO not assert cure for every maiajy to which
me human family are subject but what we proclaim
We can substsnfiate BY living witnesses. The Aulbro-
sisI Oil a Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
The South and Southwest by all good druggists and
General dealers. The South may be justly proud that
research. has produced % really worthy medicine which
i hound 20 drive ont mech OF the worthless imported
trash with which tie country is Hooded
Please call at our Office, where we viii take pleasure
in showing Dtters aud testimonials TOO numerous 20 set
forth in the form Of an advertisement some OF which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
Il in their practice. as they state, with marvellous eff
fecis. We challenge The world 20 produce q remedy SO
speedy and efeelual 10 its healing properties.
u Read tho evidence Of the virtue Of Clark & Ful.
lers AmbrOsial Oil evidence 80 authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing srs ireprOaehabIe
Read and hs convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & Co. Projectors,
Nashville, Tenn.
POTTER & MERWIN,
s. Jefferson street, near Post Office,
And by Mansfield j Co, Plulnmer & Gilbert, Ward 4
! MeCIsnsnd aud G. W Jones & 20. de25-dawlyis
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TrpH s .Psss saXIL.---NO. 246.
F. EDUCATIONAL.


y4LEET Vim CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
JANEs 4. ROURNE "il be rs.umed On
OC2lt no. Madison stree
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FROM THE NORTH CAROLINA COAST.-By
an arrival at Norfolk on Thursday evening,
everything is reported quiet at Roanoke Island.
The CONFEDERATE fleet that went down to Hattie.
ras on Monday last, failed TO outice the Federal,
out from their batteries, though two days were
occupied in the efors to get q fight The Nor.
folk Doy-BoOk reports that the Federals arr pre-.
pairing TO make an attack on Roanoke Island.
and for that purpose are throwing large Ain-
forcements into HatteTas, where Gen. Mansfield
is in command-Richm0Hd Dispatch.
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New Orleans Marke+.

icy TELEGRAPH To THE MERCHANTS RxCHAyeE.l
SEW ORLEANS, October q.
FLOUR-The market was active on Saturday. and
closed with a further Improvement in prices. Consider.
able sales are reported at from Ss50OSa75 for superine,
and from S9.25d S975 for good and choice extra.
CORN-2J0 sacks Of yellow and 300 Of white were
sold at 95c, and $50 sacks Of mixed at 93c.
OATS-l00 sacks were sold at the advanced rate $40
2 bushel. Holders are asking higher figures. The sup
ply is light.
BRAN-The sales comprised 1899 sacks, Of which 400
were sold at S2l0 and 700 at $500 e cyt
SUGAR-Good qualities are ia demand, while the
poorer descriptions are neglected. Sales at 5lsc for cen.
trifugaI, and use frr yellow clarified.
MOLAsSEs-ConsidcsabIe sales at from a2ag3r for
prime aud choice, and Ice for inferior.
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CRIMINAL COURT-This court, on yesterday,
transacted a large amount Of business prepare
tory to trying the felony docket. Cases were
set, involving great labor, extending to the 18th
Of November. The following cases are set for
to-day State versus White, and State versus
Flannery- The court announced that when set
cases are continued, or frem other causes are
not tried, the cases not set viii be taken up and
disposed Of in their order. Most Of the Jail
cases, and many Of the bail cases, have been set
for particular days of the term. The court
room is greatly improved, and is much more com
Portable. Other improvements, however, are
necessary and now, that the room has been
leased until a court room shall be built, (Which
Is not likely TO be SOON, it would be proper, and
an inconsiderable expense, for the county to
make the court room not only entirely comfort
able, but also entirely respectable, COMFORTING
with the character and Importance of the court.
The grand jury found true bills in the follow
ing cases A. Garabaldi, for assault and bat
terry, bail given; Armand Selby, for murder, is
in Jail; r. d. Davis, for larceny, is in jail.
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T'ribngr or Rrspccf.

At q meeting Of the Nestry Of Calvary Church,
in the vestry room Of said church, on the 18th
of October, 1861, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
P1solced, That the sudden and unexpected decease OF
the late DIR. ShaBks. il an hlsculfable dispensation OF
Divine Proyidence which has spread a prOfuHd gloom
over the community.
EeSOictd, That as "A member Of the Nestry and Senior
Warden Of Calvary Church for many years, his Jealous
and liberal support Of the Church, his exemplary deport-
ment as a Christian, have eudeared his memory 10 his as
sociStes in the NestTy and tie community at large.
kasOiCcd. That the " srdcns and Nestry will wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
RcsOtUea, That a copy Of these resolutions De presented
10 the family Of the deceased by the Secretary Of tie
Eestry.
Bes0lre{ That acopy Of these resolutions be furnished
to the Memphis papers, and 20 the Church Hlreligaaay,
Raleigh, Sorth Carolina
b. R|ICHNOSn. Secretary.
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Wen Goods, Wen GOods-F'Hrckase .Fecessa-
rfes UsHfEe I.On Can!

StiIlman & Co, 277 Main street, are daily re-
ceiving additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery and fancy goods. Oui
stock is replete with all the novelties Of the sea
son, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses-
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc.
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage Of
purchasing exclusively for cash, we can and
viii sell at old time prices. To country dealer,
and customers we offer unusual inducements fol-
cash. Our long experience in the business en-.
ables US to fill all orders with promptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, We
respectfully solicit a continuance of the same
Oc90-Imdaw
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M'LEAN'S CORDT4T

As may be seen, we insert this week tbs sdver.,s,
ment Of McLlean's Cordial, etc.
Itisvery well known we are not porieuIs,iy
able to patent medicines, and, as a general tbinr. e.,ssv
the whole Of them with but little ceremony. and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
ment until we knew what were the ingredients Of The
medicine and how compounded. This we have learned
and believing. as we do, that the ingredients are GOOD
and ias compound judiclously made. we recommend II
az a mixture worthy of public confidence.
The above is from The 81. Louis Christie, AI-o..
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McApallv. vbl,b
speaks volumes In favor Of MeLeaa's Cordial We s,y
TO aA1 aym See The advertisements in another column.
feb6 dav
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MARSHAL FOR WEST TENNEssEE-Our
old friend w. W. Gates, Of the West Tennessee
Bhig, has received the appointment of Deputy
Confederate States Marshal for the District OF
West Tennessee. The appointment is a good
one, and Mr.. Gates viii, in a short time, enter
upon the active discharge of the duties Of the
Office, which we have no doubt he viii fiji to the
entire satisfaction Of the public at large.
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NEW sOUTHERN sTYLEs
MISS VI. PERDUE,
~ Nrnin street.

I S now prepared to present TO the Lsliel ofs9
Memphis and vicinity the Southern S. yles,ASSZ
gotten % expressly for southern wear. - ne%S@
longer viii (or cam depeud upon New York for oar
stvies and fashions. which never did suIt our climate or
oTr people. We viii have our opening Of
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.,EiEffn,,n .Nnafoc.

An members Of the 2lst Regiment Tennessee
volunteers on sick furlough without leave, and
on detached service, viii report themselves a
Lieut.. Woltering's headquarters, No. 5 Ex.
change Building, by Wednesday, October 23d
by 3 O'Clock P. NJ, or be dealt with as d~eserters
BY order Of Brigadier-G General Gideon J. Pillow
w. WOLTERING, CONF ding Detail
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Tim, ReIinhIc Gcnnemnn Agnin.

The reliable gentleman" has again made iii,
appearance at Washington: but this time he
happened to be a lady. The same old story Is
told-the southern army is half sick, half stary.
ed. and only oue-third clothcJ-sutlering all
manner OF Aardships-iust ready TO disband
The government has very properly, the censor
ship Of the telegraph at Washington, and We
humbly beseech it either to stop playing upon
that SAINT old tune, OF else stop that other song
81 More troops are needed to defend the capital
Cincinnati Times.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 8.
MISUNDERSTANDING OPTIC
NASHVILLE Taun n.t, -

NAsHFILLLl Ienn.l UctObtr II, OF.
INFORMATION hiving reached the CommsuSer in.
L Ohiet that regiments OF the Tennessee Provisional
Army, he etofoie organized AMI mustered into the ssv.
vice Of the state, are being recruited above The maYi
mum nuLbeT Of men allowed by law, and a considers
It gimeuts having expired, and ths recent prociamatioy
OF the Governor having afforded abundant opportunity
for al who desire 20 do so, 70 enter the service in con,
pauiee and regiments and be mustered into service n
obedience to said proclamation, further recruiting In Inc
infantry and cavalry b~attilions and regiments organiyei
prior 10 the date OF sad proclamation. is hereby eK.
pre,sly forbidden Aud those having charge Of ~
transportation Of troops viii, after this dats. permit M
recruits to be transported az public expense for seryic,
in sad battuhons and regiments. ANY recruits mus
tered into service hereafter in violation of This orI.r
viii b. transferred 70 turh companies and regiments b,
the Commander in Chief may d en- proper.
by command OF GoF. lSHAN q. HARRIS, Commander
michel. ". MCHENRV
oc1OlW Adfu4.,, n..--r
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E4EE ~.WELLLH.ERT.
For Tan Collector.

IN Saturday. October 9TH We ask YOU, ladle5, one and
IN 40 en- aud examine our good, and then decide for
ourselves if Memphis has not outdoue anything New
- conld ever present 20 the Santh. oc4
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HATS, CAPS AND FURs.-In another column
viii be found The advertisement Of Fracisco n
Co, which, at this time Of approaching winter,
shceld be consulted. They have made large
additions to their stock of hats ofal descriptions,
caps in army styles and the ladies viii be
accommodated with every variety OF furs, Of
which they have a large and attractive selection.
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RAILROAD ISFERRUPTION.-As a specimen
Of the difficulties that business has 10 encounter
from irregular transportation, we may mention
that during the twenty-one days that have ez-
pred Of the present month, only six freight
trains have reached this city on the Memphis
and Ola, ,a-ir,a7
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lust received $4,000 feet clear White Pine. one
y one and q hall, two and three inches thick; 5000
feet dried White and yellow Pine Flooring; 200 coo feet
Sawed Cedars. for building purposes, posts, etc: a gen.
eral assortment Of Fencing 100000 sawed aud cut
Dathsi 5G4OD heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition 10 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which we will
sell low for cash.
m~Tily2dP n. NJ. g. RIOS.
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SUGAR AND

~ Of Which he oasF' for sale At vsFy r~sas8nab
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THE LATE DUEL-The Vicksburg san, Of
Saturday, says: The remains Of the Hon W.
A Lake arrived here yesterday on the steamer
Natchsz, which came in with four flags at half
mast. in respect TO the lamenEed deceased
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HORSE STEALING-Charles Walker was ar
rested yesterday ou the charge Of stealing a
horse from Columbus, the property ofMr. Cron-
ely lie viii be examined before Recorder
Moore this morning.
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s. Jefferson street, near Post Once,
And BY Mansfield i Co, Plunmer & Gilbert, Ward 4
MeCIsnand aud G. W. Jones & 90. de25-dawIyis
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----.n- nj .s--- e. -Ln --Ar .r.1F
CoI}oN-Ih' marA'' Gon"n,f' M " ''4'' l%-
since the maturing Of the new crop. No inquiry what
,nas,a .s7, fr,, trvers f,r interior manufsc-
lures account, whose orders are few in number ana Tor
mcagre quantities The weeks sales comprise some l29
bales, which nave been sold at q basis Of la "le Tor
~middling.
The total receipts Of cotton at this point, from Septe1r'
Der lst TO date comprisc 1916 bales, against 67u59 to
same date last year-lecrease this year 65,5n bales
The shipments during the same period embrace ll3l
bales, against $500 bales to same date last ycar-de-
crease this year 1893 bales.
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT
stock on hand Sept i, e6l-.-balcs A6'i
I 6es : Psst Wei. IA sd
-
Total 32l'
SSbfp,pp.5 r rrsgioT1y NJ llal
-
stock on hand This late Tuao
o or COTTON FROM MEAfhi
PAST WEEk. sN'E 'Efi y
I,terf,r ,oinrs fq5 49,
-
Total. 40 |I'l
oBACCo-fher is q tar inquiry aud . r." small
lots have changed hands during the week at about pre-
vous prices We again give as nominal quotations;
MEMPHIS QUOTATIONS.
Interior Lugs PIG 81
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