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Dr., J. n. Mcaean's Volcanic OBS
Imminent,
TIE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLU FOB
AFAN M PENCV


Thousands Of human beings have been saved a life
deer pitude and misery By tha se Of this inEaluabl.
Liaiment- II viii relisTe pain aimest instanta1e9usly,
and a. viii cleanse, purify and heal the foulest sore il
an incredible short time AcLszn's YolcaaiG Oh Lin.
imsnt viii relieve the most i%nveterete cases Of Rhsu-
matism, GGut or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted
Muscles, stianass or Weakness IN the joints, Muscles
or LigAmeEa, Il viii never fail I've applications wis
1re sore Threat, Eeaische OF EsrEahs. For Burns CT
sealds, or any Pain, II Is al infahibls rsmsdy. Try II
and you via md Il Al i4disoozaahle remsdy. Keep
always o. hand.
Planters Farmers Or any Oae having charge q
horses, win save money By Bsing HcLsan's Yolcanlc OIL
Linimen4. 1t IS q speedy and iDfaibls cure or GaFis-
sprains, CnGfss, Swelling, Lamensss, swasney, sores.
wounds, ScTstGhes, or any external disease. Try II
and "a viii b convinced
Oh. J. q EeLEAN, ssls Proprietor.
81. Lonis, Missouri
For sale In ksmpais By A. 8. sAEsFIKLD q o
also By 9. ". 3 90, SD YARD s. hcCLEL-
AM.
Also, By POTTER & HERWIE, IS Jeaerson-st near
einaa. Har dsZa~
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". !. AsHTEIL,
John q. TAYLOE ...."H..ss..ss.W. 2. TAYLOR.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
tuesday Morning, -: SEPT. "a, 1861.
Daae--UBiOR Street, Ger. Front Ansy

REcoRDER's COURr.-At this court yester-
Gay RecJreer Moore collected SlO1; he hsa - cases b.
fore him.
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rOR LIVER COMPLALYT BLLTOUSKESS, He'd.
ACHE. ETC.
There has never been ; caihsruc MEDICINE offered
the public ghst has give2 such entire Satisfaction
EcLsan's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable tnoy sve perfectly lnzc-eni
and can be takeL by the most tender infant; yet promps
md uoTvsrful in removing al bili0us secretion, acid OK
Impurs. fetod matter frcR the stomach. IN fact. they
sre the only Pills hat should be Used Ia malsriors Dis
tTicts.
They produce no gripping Sickness OF Pain IN the st1m-
ach or bowels, though very active and searching IN thsr
operation, proInotlns hsaltsy secrelons Of te liver and
Kidneys. who will suffer from Biliogsaess, Heedachs
md foul Stomach, when 50 cheap a remedy cEa be Oh
tafnedg Keep them constantly on hand; a single dose,
taken in season, may prevent hours, days and r1oafhs q
sickness. Ask for Or. J. a. EcLean's Universal PiIz.
Take no other. Being coated, theT ers t~ssialess Price
ouly IS cents per box ant can te sent ~ nail b ans
pert Of the United states
J. d. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, s.. LsUiss No.
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NEW MoLAssEs.-ROche & Esclepon have
shipped by the Louisville, t. the bOuse Of b. Fitzgerald
& Co, Of Memphis, fifty barrels Of new no,asses, The
hr=t n .pmeat Of the ses-oR.
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F~IEED.-ABdrew Hunley, who mounted a
mule that was hitched az the foot Of Monroe street, and
wss riding og with it, when ,aioor Sullivan arrested
hin, va Yesterday hzed twen.y dollars by Recorder
M-rr-.
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N CnRuCeFy as nEempgsss

L V. Dixon, solicitor for eomPlainants.
seq lawAw
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A YAGRAYT.-A St. Louis man named Geo.
Brant. being q doubtful character and hsylng no spp-r-
cut means Of making 3 living, was hRsd twenty dollars
yesterday p q vagrant.
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A S We CAN EEITEER COLLECT ONE DUE
II us, nor luy goods ON time, we must sell for cash or
C ose our doors. Our friends will readily discover the
necessity fr- seU.u.
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HEAVY FINE.-C. Aldridgs, for violently
a~sssulJiag a citizen, was yesterday hned fifty collars snd
costs BY Recorder Moore.
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DR.. McLean's Uniyersas Pilis,

Da. =. h. MCLEAN. scie Proprtstor,
Corner Third and PiHe streets. St. Louis No.
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STEREUTATIvE. - The Priace Of Wales
stesab at yesterday brought up atty boxes Of snuH for
this c.ty-something 10 be sneezed at.
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For White River

TIHE fast passeEgsr stssmrr BRACE re-
i LIT, will leave for J css NO and L&zZ
way points on THURSDAY, IN % b inst -
at 5 P. Fer freight OF passage Apply 70
JAS 7 3f- Ne * 60.
ss2t-ss 10 6 Hstisou street
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FGLUFTEERS!
WtnaaEPA.

QY q party residing in Bolivar county, Mississippi.
n WET NURSE Tor . child six months old. Liberal
wages Will be given. Apply at first dor over
STRATTUH, EcDaVIFT 4 C0'S
Second street, between jefferson and Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

SyTATh OF ~ESSEE ;-PrOceedings had in th
- Clerks Once, CbEnceiy Side OF the G mmon Law sua
ohancery Court Of the City OF Memphis, wednesday,
July tee i0tA, 1851.
T. G. Hatch, Complainant,
".
Thomas ). Graft and Geo. ". Swebser, firm Of Thomas
J. Graft \ Co.. and l.. G.. HaTdwIck, Defendants.
It appearing irem AFFIDAVIT filed IN this cause that the
defendants, Thomas }. Graft and George ". Swebssr
sre uon-Tsssdents Of the State Of Tennessee: Il Is
or6e ed that they do enter their appearance herein
Of said Court, 90 De held on the second Monday in
November next, Q56i3 aud plead, answer or demur to
complainants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as 70 them, and SET for hearing exparte,
and that . copy Of this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in tie Memphis Appeal,
AcUpy-aLtest JOHN O.. LhHIER,
Clerk and Master.
Henry G. Smith, solicitor for complainant,
se3-dfaw9W
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THE splendid passenger racket SAINT
L FRANCE 10. 3, Cart. 2. r.. --rUzG 49,
will leave a. above TUESDAY, 24lh inst ~
at 5 p. RI For freight - passes rfsy on board or 20
ss24-it ARR HaF4 FAD tsput.
c. 8 Nail LIus for Des Ar, A1gGss4 aDi j. kl.zPyTt.
THE regular passenger packet KAN, r.
i AWHA VALLEY. Price. master. viii 5
leave as above on TUESDAY, Ar instant &
at S O'Clock 2. NJ. For freight OF Ussss-e agpiy e.
SEAL LARRY ~HhRHsTAD gent.
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Sgn1aI AotlrRs.

EEssRs. CLARK, GREGORY * CO.-DEAR sIRs
Nearly every person who has tried your Ambrosisl III
in this neighborhood are well pleased. I think it one
O. the best medicines now in use FOR the many com
plants you recommend 1t. / sold eight Of the small
bottles to a man stricken down with the Rheumatism.
He saws be never had anything give relief like It. He
IS now going about. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East Tennessee, August 8, 1850.
For save by POTTER * MERTIN,
EUt4-dEWSW IS Jefferson st
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SH - -NAi Inn Y AAE e.eA -A '+- ~ 49,
TIE splendid paszenge- p4,ker Oh rS-
4 TER A~HLEY Capt Eeos p i-ch-rd LER
Will leave as above on wEDNIrDsT z5t1 @28
iusl., At 81 NJ. For freieht Of p sage pp'y %
se24-2t HzSMSTHD, AEPrt.
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TVHE splendi PASSENGER Pscket FI-E7- H.
i BURG, Capt : e. VOLT MI Igsvs Ll
ss above On FIR DAY gTjh INST, at p u -
For freight or passage spply o.
ss2i4. LARRY EsF4D. cent
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RRgnla1 DafRTfs.
For Neu OrIeans

THE ans passenger packet LOUISVILLE ~
i Combs, master, vi. leave as sbovH LE
on THURSDAY, 26th inst. At 5 ? n. -
BOURNE a o o.. gents,
sa2L3t No 8 Madison street.
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RRnRnEHE.

Z D. CRAHBALL has removed his Teut and Mil
IL tsry Clothing Mandatory 10 Jefferson BlosF -,
Second street. He ls prepared 70 mske aud on orders
for Tents, Clothing and Camp Equ page 10 any extent.
AHA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

COUNCIL Manufactured holds another
meeting u 7 O'clock tonight. The more meetings are
beld The greater seems the occasion for them. One
meeting excitss business for another, ard the excess or
leg sIstion Increases TIE apparent demand fer l~egisla-
ticn. Tie sppeti.e for ~law-making grows with indul-
genoe, and the Board has now before it a proposition 70
aLso-b into Itself q portion Ct the duty now discharged
BE- the School Board. An Effort Is also making to per
susds Council 70 assume the responsibility Of issuing
notes to circulate as money. Council viii fad the de-
msnds upon It far besond its ability to stteId to, unless
it sterRly refuse to step beyond tbs limit Of its charter
ed powers. Time would be ecoDomized if all matters
tbs require Investigation were placed in the hands OF
committees; but if committees are TO work wei, some
respect must be psid to their recommendations. II
C0uacI wishes to step tie multiplicity Of meetings, it
should Vigorously exclude outsiders from participating
10 tho debates, and Insist that when any officer Of the
city sesi5es 60 address the BOARD, he shall DO IL in q
written nes-ge.
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For WHIT

TSHE elegant @ 3. steamer KANAIHt, r. -
L ALLEY Price, masier,sHIi 2 Ne % LEEz
above on TUESDAY,, DAB i8st ~ 5 p N. -
JAS T. g 3 y 90, AErIt-,
se9t-It 80 8 MADISON street.
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For whit River.

THE steamer BRACELBr, Cspt. Dick r.
L Miller, will leave for Iack-nspars ~ LsEr
7 URSDAY, The 96th inst, cts P u go
For freight or passage sDp'y on b ard ortO
JAMES T BuUkNE * CO.,
seIq It AEsut-.
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MILL,
VECEogE Dus!

7 ATEsT NEWS THE ARCADE" the place Of
IL rendezvous. ls now rsm~ved 70 Front Row, No. ,,
where those interested should call FOR me. All will be
served Ia the AuCtsJ2 trade.
The word is now Parade, Parade i Bent forget your
NEGROES and REAG ESTATE. We give attention
% either or both, nr t-Iate.
r. C. & son,
seI-ImF AuCtisneers ard Real Estate Brokers.
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THE packet PBI>CR OF Wales. Lee,
1 master. will leave az shave TUES
DAY, % inst, at . 5etOck P. Il $3.50
For freight OF ps.sase apply 70 &c. ECEA>Us, OF
se24-it J. D. Motion * CO Agents
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80

~ LFE NAEeN-UAVH III ANV II
\ EEgPHFs AT ARKANSAS RIVER
M CONFEDERATE STATES NAIL L4
FINE above line will during lowaaEs8
water IN tie Arkansas river, TuE small boats from Ma
poleon 70 Little ROCK.
PASSENGERS lcaving Aemph.s on MondayR, Wedne5-
DAYS and SATURDAYS, connect directly with these boats
next day al Nap ieoa. They leave Napoleon Sunday,
Tuesday aud thursday evenings, snd connect directzsI
Littla Peck ri b cyscBes Ter Hot Springs and Pr
Smith. Fer further ilfoImstion apply to
o D.. ADAMS, Proprietor, or
HAANSrAD. Agent,
jy50-sma Corner Madison street enG Front row..
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Q. 8. HAIL Line for AIktusas Rival

THE packet CHESTER A5ELET, capt. r.
Il Gees Pfitcaard, W. leave on WED LF
I'D inst for Lit-ie Rock and aIn1
way landings. For freight OF Fass-Es sDI- on board,
or 70 tse22 3fsl r.. p. VAL & -
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For Children.

DO you want your delicate, sickly, Funy chilirsR 70 Be
healthy, strsng and robust 2-then give than EcLesn's
strengthening Cordial (ses tAe directions On sscs bot
tlsl, Il is delicious 70 take.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is .
sure preventive against CAills aud Fever, Teli9s Fever,
Cholera, or any prevailing disease.
CAUTION beware OF druggists or dealers 8as may
try to palm upon yOa 3 bottle Of 8ittsrs OF Sa-sspsrills,
which they can bay cheap D. saying II q Just - god
There are even men base enough % steni part o. ny
rsme to dub their wills decoc.ion5- AyUA3 suea iurs
nous pirates and their v~illainous C1np01rds. ass tr
Dr.. J. b hOLesn's Strengthening Coldsi Gnd Blood
Purifier Take a0thing else e Is The only remedy
that viii purity the blood Thoroughly suG 81 the SAVES
time strengthen and i~nvigOrats the whole organization
II Is put up In large blHss-si per ootds, or s1 oo9
ties for S5.
DR. =. Il. HcLRAH. soie Rroprtsior,
OornaE Third and PiIs e.rsets. 81. Louis. 10.
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D1sREPUTABLE.-On Saturday night Pat
Sullivan vent 10 Madame Miller's. a house Of i'll fame,
with a d~is1rderIy crowd and proposed to her 10 keep the
c.oEdaway il she would give hin and his partner ave
doIi3rs eseh. She replied that the police would
pry;sc5 her against the crowds Naen hs4ssn entered the
place and behaved in = disor5er,y manner. The police
took them in h=rd, when Sullivan resisted them, for
which the Recorder Gled him ten dollars, ard for his
other nisc5uduct nifty dollars.
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We have ever on h-ui q barge stock Of the ABOVE and
other seds3EahlC goods EuTtagr SUPPLIES arriving
We Will taz7 COufe5e-s.s Bon s, Treasury Notes
Mississippi Notes, Arkansas Var Bonds, Cotton. Wool,
wheat, Corn, Rye, Hides Dgsi FrIlts. Pas, Socks,
Jeans, Linseys, Buster, EEss, etc II market value. IN
iEymelt @; accounts OF t0T GOODS.
Cash paid for WODL-washed or In the dirt.
seq TAhLOR - y
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70 Builders.

TEAVIN plans and specifications for the erection OF
N q hotel TO be built at the Confederate Mineral
Springs near Raleigh, we will receive propositions for
the building Of the same until the Grst day OF October
next. J 4. COLEMAN,
N. {. L. STEWART
RALEIGH, TENN, September 6. ~se7-tccj*
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

Cherokee CuFeI
AN u~nfailiug cure cor semiEal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, I~mpoteRcy Loss CT Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone il he Bladder, Obstructed and DiHcult
HOnstrsatiou and all diseases caused by deviating from
the path Of nature, aud indulging in self-PeiIut on.
By the use Of this Cure al improper discharges are
removed, The weakened organs OF generation are
speedily cured, ard full vigoT restored
either sex, contemplating marriage, shsull reflect
thst : SOund miRd and BODY srs necessary to promote
oonEu5iai happiness.
10 the Cherokee Cure the poor, debiIltated, worn
down sDd dsspsiring devotoe Of sensual pleasure, will
md relief.
It is ssfs and pleasant in taste, but immediate in It's
sctoDi containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
rom pare vegetable extracts, IN The form Of a delicious
syrup.
rrIce 81 par bottle, or three bottles for IS, and for
Fzrdel BY express 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold by sll respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & EATTH PrOpriet0rs,
Sole Propristors, IS Jgfsrson--t., near post Office,
general dealers in ali popular family medicines, Eem-
phis, Tenn.
E- Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26-dtwsw1y
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EAE, GGsEgnasa.

VIZ are authorized 70 Announce TuO5. B. HANLY
" as a candidate fJg Congress-, in the Fourth District
Of Arkansas, st the euEcirg e~leCiou-Eovsmber 5.h.
s91l ,lfwarra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

FIRE On Sunday night a young girl Tesid-
ing with Capt. Garrett CHIEF Of Folice, accidentally tet
FIRE to one Of 9 numser Of dresses hanging IN one Of The
rooms in has residence on Beal street, above the s5c.nd
b7you. OF the alarm being given, Cspt. Garrett tire
down the dresses, ans managed to eztiuguish the flames.
His Fingers we're badly burned, and mos; Of his own snd
Ms. CARROTS clothing was consumed.
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u
Fog Safe,
COAFERENGE FEMALE INSTITUTg.

-~"~~~WW-WV-
THE Fall session will open on TUESDAY, September
Z nth, 1851
Rev Z. ". JONES. President.
IT ". DiLLsRD, ViCe-P-ssiIeut
J. 4. RETCALF, Frof-s " o. Music.
Mrs MRTCALF, Ass slant in HusIc.
Asz HUBBARD, Preparatory Dppar ment.
Kiss TAYLOR, Assistant ia Collegiate Department..
Miss - Ornamental Branches.
Mrs. Il. X. uITLARD. sosrdiug department..
TEREs-ds E5retofcre.
Treasury notes or other negotiablss taken IN plri
Payment OF board and tuiti n. A. ". JONES.
selS-2w Il. N. DTLEARD.
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HUAISglLLR fEgiLE SGuOOb,
NaESss alabama.

TINS Houl ishrug School oBened ITS e.ghth annual
1 term on the End inst with a luI Faculty and a
large snd steadily IrCrea--ng EuE5ar OF Papils
which they enter
The location is ssfs ard pleasant Ca.a'osucs, en-
tsining fall par tlcu.ars, sent GA apRilcltizc 20 the Pres
i1eIt. COufetsrG es Notes and rauGs taken 90 par.
j.. G. WILSON,
seal Nv President.
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Has ognstsuty on bsnd-
Water Prgof Goats.
Wagon Covers,
Gan Carriage Covers,
Camp Rugs, etc.
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EVHE steamer FERD KESSErT T. II. r.
Il Brieriy, master. viii leave as above On 1880
UESDAT, Srpteu b+r 2gth Et 5 p. II go
For -reIght or pas aga spply TO
ses2-2 T Il WILLIAMS Z co agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-24

DCtOIV tdhh6' essed system, partly alter takiHs
ing and e~nrichIng the notwithstanding the sick, suffer-
ing IT yaiid to n STRENGTH. Fhere is
ne mistake aboat il.
It viii cure Liver Complaint, D~yspepsis, Diarrhes,
Dysentery, Headgcas, Depression Of spirits Fever ali
Ague, IRwErd Fever, Bad Breath, Or any disease q ne
Liver, Stomach OF Bowels.
e Gentlemen, DO you wish TO be healthy, strong
had vizorOusP
II Ladies'. do you want the bloosl o. health 70 mount
to yOur cheeks agsiaP Then 70 az once and get EcLcan's
strengthening Cordial and Blood PurifeT. Delay net q
moment; It Is warranted - give sstisfzcti0a. It VIII
cure any disease Of the EidT eys, Womb Or Bisd1sr5
Painting, Distracted Esnstrsutiol, Falling OF the
womb, BarTeEnsss, er GHy disease arising from chroute
or nervous debility 1t Is 81 i~nfsTlibIs remedy.
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RLCEi RIrEI RICnI

CONSTANTLY on hand Rice, Trash from the nils.
Just received and for sale low 10 the trade 100 Es.
No. I Rice. Il WaYEH y CO,
au3i-1m No. 3 Bradley Block.
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NEW YORK NKWa.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a.
A letter from KEY West dated the goth,
reports the arrival at Cardenas on the 18th,
Of the rebel steamer Theodore, from Charles
ton, with the French Consul and family, and
Messrs. Mason and Sidell, Commissioners to
France and England.
The steamer Salvor, from Hayana, with
contraband goods was captured on entering
Tampa Bay, by the Key Stone State, and
tpwed to Key West. Her cargo is said to
have consisted of six hundred pistols, half q
million of percussion caps, six hundred doz-
en- hats, eight cases Of shoes, four hundred
thousand segars, and four hundred bags Of
coffee.
Capt Scott refused to give his prize up to
the United States Marshal for adjudication,
and to obey the order of the United States
Court and sailed with his prize for New
York
Consul Savage sent intelligence to Mai.
French of the sailing of the Salvor from Hs-
vsna, and also of the landing Of another ves-
sci loaded with arms and munitions which
would leave on the 18th. There being no
naval vessels at Key West, she will undoubt-
edly slip into Tampa, which is not now
blOckaded.
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~ YORR mARKRT-not. pa
lsY TELEGRArH.I


| FLOUR-kiarket a shade hrmer wi n f,ir srport
ana nome trade demand. Market oluBing rather
Quiet. Included In the sales are 4,5O bbis extra
state deliver4t 10 In all November chiefly AZ 1870
Sales 26 OOJ bbls S56a5 30 for rejected; Ko sOA
5S5 ior suParhno Etatei S3,tO056j Tor extra state
t5,SNa45 for Bupornno western; S56Oa5 so ior com,
mon % medium oKtra western; S5sO ~ 90 Tor sLin.
lns pIana9 extra round hoop Ohio; g6OIG6sO for
CANADA FL4OUR-Market shade better With
lalr aemanl Sales 80 bbls s54O95 As for SUPER
n9s' y Ogt9o.a g ~ iyr common 20 ohoice extra.
- u EdOOl1-mavket quiet and steady. Sales
CIItH alEAL.-In moderate request with sales
OF 10y bbls common western at S2,s5.
4, ythls,A 1-niArKeI dull and dropping. Sales $50
WIIEST-Market about lc tier with good ex-
port demand. large portion OF the sails are TO
arrive Sales 430Dn bush Ohiesgo spring at Sl,lsa
ilzi 90 bush inferior do at Sl,l3j6; 1900 bush
haeine spring at 81, lsai q; 7sOIi bush MiIwaukee
elnt Ht i,22nl,25, 00J bush amber Iowa az yl2as
lz the latter an outside price, l35O5 bush red state
g. 81 s sl ssi a,sGO bush interior red WesttIn At
Sl,z vs. gJ bush winter red western at 81 30 nIs5
$50 bush amber Michigan at 81 351i 35; $50 bush
amber hsntucky a. 81; 6,aOl bush voty inferior
white Ohio g S32 300 Oush fair do at S4I 100
PuSh white mi9higan ct Sl4Sgl 49, $500 bush willie
RYk-M Market guile firm. Sales 5000 bush state
BItLEY-Market without decided change
sales s5oOl bush 6-as5c for state 66e common Isn-
COHN-MdrEet opened heavy and c,oseI trias
lover Sales l6AOB bush At 576o55c for inferior 70
common mixed western; 5sasOe Tor good 10 Prime
shipping do, closing as inside prices 6Os6c for
OATS-scaree and very firm at 40342c for Cana.
diam AZ 3 $50 for western and state
POtth-Market firm with moderate buBiness-
Sales 400 bbls at Sl5 250l5,7s for mesa; Ss,75IOOO
for prime.
BRER-Marfet dull. Sales 100 bbls at S4,OOa45O
country prime; S5s5 20 country mess; S9@ll,25 for
repackod ness Sl2 100 Is 80 for exira mess.
PRIME MISS HEEE-Msrket is dull ane
nominal.
BEEF HAAis-Markst quiet Sales 20 bbls at
,OgT, lEEATs-sellins at 5S5Hc for shoulders;
bA065fe for hams.
200 bbls at 8kM9Ac.
BUTTER-Marksti in fair request salOc Eor Ohfo
and l25f@ &c for state.
CHERsE-The market is steady, at 6a7o Is In
quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25
FROM RDWARDy FFRRY.
EDwARps' FFRRy Oct "a

EDWARDS FERRY, Oct. "a.
A flag of truce crossed the river to recover
the dead bodies and to inquire the fac of the
missing. The bearer Of the flag has no. yet
returned.
This ?. N. rebel brigade was seen going
in the direction of Conrad's Ferry and dis
appeared behind the wood, where, it is said
there is an earthwork mounting seven guns.
This is between the river and Leesburp, two
miles from Leesburg.
About the same time Gen. Abercrombie
sent word to headquarters that the enemy
was advanding towards his position on the
Virginia side from above and below, and
asking for reinfOrcements Orders were is
sued to push over strong force to his re-
Lief. Up to the present hour, 10 o'clock P.
H., no attack had been made.
Yesterday learning that large force of the
enemy was approaching, and had arrived at
two points above and below the ferry, it was
judged advisable to withdraw our troops from
the Virginia shore, at Edwards Ferry and
Harri5on's Island. This was also necessary
from the high stage of the river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25
SOUTHERN NEWS.

PHIIADELPHIA, Oct. "a.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th says,
late news from Manassas is full of interest,
and speaks of the abandonment of Fairfax O.
2.
A despatch from Memphis says that duel
was fought near there between Messrs. Lowke
and Chambers, Of Mississippi, rival candidates
for Congress. LoBke was moFtally wounded
The Charleston Courier of the 18th states
that the Federal feet of there consists Of
seven vessels.
Election returns from Mississippi indicate
the reelection of Gov. Pettus.