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The Walled Lake.

The wonderful Walled Lake Is situated in the
central part OF Wright county, Iowa. The shape
Of the lake IS oval Il Is abont two miles IN
length aud one mile wide in the widest part,
comprising aH area Of about two thousand acres.
The wall enclosing this lake Is over six miles in
length, and Is built or composed OF stones vary
ing in size from boulders of two stones weight
down b. a small pebble, and inteumixed with
earth. The top Of the wall Is uniform in hight,
above the water in all parts, which makes It's
hight to vary on the land side according TO the
uneyenness Of the country, from two to twelve
feet IN hight. NJ
In the highest part the wall measures from ten
to twelve feet thick at the base, and four to six
feet al the top, i~nclining each wHy-Outward and
inward. There il no outlet, but III lake fire.
quently rises and Cows over the top OF the wall.
The lake, at the deepest part, is about ten lost 10
depth, and ab0unds with large and fine fish, such
as pike, pickerel, bass, perch, etc.
The water is AS clear as crystal, and there is
no bubbling to indicate any large springs OF
feeders. Wild fowls Of al kinds are plenty up
on It's bosom At the north end are tive small
groves OF about ten acres each, no other timber
being ne2r. i has The appearance OF being
wailedup by human hands, and looks ike a huge
fortress, yet there are DO rocks in that vicinity
ior miles around. There are 10 visible signs 81
the lake being the result Of volcano actions. the
bed being perfectly smooth aud the border ofreg
ular form. The lake is about seventeen miles from
Boone river on the west, eight miles from low,
on the east, and about one hundred and tygenr,
miles from Cedar Rapids. tits one of the creates
wonders Of the West, and has been already visf
ted by hundreds Of curiosity seekers.
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HUGHEs' PORTABLE DEFENSE CANON
The reader who would wish to see something Of
genuine merit in invention, viii be gratifed by
calling at Street & Hungerford's foundry IN
the Navy Yard and seeing Hughes gun. Mr..
Hughes is one of the proprietorsl Of the Messina
Times, an intelligent and ingenious gentleman,
and he is now in the city experimenting the
making Of cannon Of his invention. The piece
Is only se~genty-Pounds weight, It is operated BY
the hands of three men, Is fixed on a carriage on
two wheels, and can be readily moved about It
Is a breech-ioader and carries a one-pound ball,
IS riaed and fires with cap and lock, like a
musket. At the usual distance Of rife firing
il win throw fifteen rife balls in a canister at a
shot, and can be fired from SIX to eight times a
minute, using cartridges. and requiring from
u to 2 ounces Of powder at each discharge.
The regular Minnie bal, and iron shot with thread
packing, are used, and such a bail il can carry a
mile. The tube IS wider al DE brecch than at
the vent. FIXED on the canisge of the aun Is
an ron guard, angular, 50 as to throw Of bans.
sud wadded with cotton. Il IS musket bali
proof and completely protects iBemen who serve
the gun Trial has proved the invention to be a
valuable one One gun is finished ten are now
making for JeG Thompson's command. and or
deFs for twelve or fifteen more awaits their com
p%letitien.
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NOT TO BLANE-We have heard Of several
instances lately where loafng, idle persons, nth
military brag On their tongue and a stripe down
their pants, are taking advantage Of the present
disposition to prevent landlords turning out Of
their houses the families Of volunteers, to remain
in the dwellings they occupy, month after month,
without paying a dollar Of rent and insolently
daring The oTner Of the premises to exercise bis
legal rights. We learn that a recent case, IN
which DIR. Snyder elected a tenant, and in which
a claim was set up for sympathy under pre-
tenee OF the family belonging 20 a volunteer IN
the field, was entirely wanting in any claim "a
public sympathy, and that the Doctor was alto
gether blameless inthe matter. Where the prop
erty Of landlords Is lying idle, although occupied
aud undergoing wear and tear, while he has 70
lose lac interest of the money invested, and pay
ihe taxes on the property beside, It is a great
hardsbip-one that should only be inflicted when
to ;urn a volunteer family IN the street would
be a greater evil than to deprive a landlord Of
his rent.
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CcxFmENCE GANR.-On Tuesday night two
men entered the Charleston Train at the depot
here. sud aferward one of them made an effort
to get s500 notc changed among The passen-
ger. Falling to get the change be borrowed
twenty dollars from orc Of The company until he
should got ia changed further on the journey.
Saon after the rvo fellows jumped from the car
and rot oil with tho money.
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TINS soyriIERN H0TEL-This house, late
Wbtemore House, has been leased by Jos,
Willis. Esq, a competent gentleman, who win
spar.. no pains to make his guests eomiorable,
so far as a good table, excellent sleeping accom-
moaations. and attentive waiting can do-so. The
house is conveniently situated for the Charleston
depot and for city business, on Adams street,
hafvern Third and Fourth.
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OurRACE-Hugh Glincey, who drives hack
No. 6. was at eleven o'clock last night s~ssaiied by
I'VE men, who threw bricks al him, one OF Which
suueL and wounded himo on he right side Of his
head. They then, opposite 0ddFellows' Han
jumped on the box and one Of them drew a Sniie,
bat did not use it. The ofense alleged to have
bsen given by the hackman was that be could not
take them IN his hack, as it was engaged. The
men VIII Dc arrested to-day
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RIVER AND Wharf.-The present rapid rise
of the river is Of SO unusual a kind that old river
folks do not remember a similar one at this time
of the year. Large quantities Of heavy drift
were floating down yesterday. Tbs unlueky
whartboat wreck, at the foot Of Union street, is
once more submerged, and the woTko demol-
ishingi it is stopped. The city council, sometime
ago, passed a resolution 10 have the old fatboais
lying on the landing above the Mound CITY
landing removed. Now IS the time TO have the
v-srk done.
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DY. ,. ~. ,UcEeGIs's T'oTcG1sic on
LilsiSsleHlf,
The Best External in the World for
Man or EeaSfi

Thousands Of human beings have been saved e life Of
dccrPpitude and misery by ths use @ This iuvnlusbia
Liuiment l. wh relieve pan a most ustanianeousIv
and Il viii cleanse. purify and heal the faalast sar- In
an Incredible short time. MeLcan's Volcanic OH LINZ
meut viii relieve the most in%vetcrste eases Of hheuma
tism, Gout or Nearalgia For Para ysis, onfraetr5
Muscles, st fBes- or Mrnkness IN H. Joints Nnsrlss
or Ligamcnts. II viii never fiL Two appiicatians viii
cure Sore Throat, Headache or Earache. Fer bnrps a.
Sealds or any pain, il is an inflihe remedv, Trv
AMI You viii ind j. an indispensable remedy. Keen h
n.ways on hand.
Planters, farmers, OF any one having charge Of hor.es
VIII save money by using MeLeaus Volcanic OH Lfpi-
mcnt. u H q speedy and inhilbie cure for Gals
Sprains Chafts. swelling, Lanieness. Sweeney Sorev
wounds &c at'has-eF any external disease. Try il
oAd you VIII BE- Convinced "
DIR J. Il EcLEAN, Sole PROF. ietor.
ST. Lois. Missouri
For ssls IN Memphis BY S. MANSFIELD q 20
also by c. W. JONES s CO. and WARD NucIFI,
tLAND.
Aso, iyPOTTER MERWfN, rs Jefferson street
near % Past Office, general des!eFsiH an popular family
meueineA a2dsuis
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Santhern

We understand that DR.. j.. c. Neuuan, the
medical director for this military district. is highly
pleased with the manne in which this e~Ncellenr
Institution has been conducted. It has been
in operation four months, and has increased
It's capacity ten-fold, and done ten times NOR,
good than was generally contemplated, and
though their expenses have been necessarily
very heavy, they have never used a dollar o.
Confederate money to keep it up, with the cx
.ception of about fifty comforts and a LOT O
medicine, which are free to all sick soldiers o
the Confederacy, whether in their charge O.
not, prefering to rely upon the free VIII offer
ing, the voluntary contributors Of lis man,
friends in this and the adjoining States.
AT the request Of the medical director, th.
Communications for rsfious 10 which they are eu
titled, win he set apau for he parpozc Q
aiding the hospitals al Columbus, Ky, an,
wherever else therc may be need Of the funds
while The managers Of the southern Mother
win rely as heretofore upon the voluntary coz
tributions from its friends to maintain the in
%stitution. It
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j. thCre any one. rs!0 OF female, throughout Che length
and bTcalth Of this country, Thai has MT hesrd Of g.
Bat few, very few, the great mass know It, have tested
-, and long Years 0ll rol away ere they can wiring IA"
memory Of rs ineslinabIe virtues from their heart.
The object OF the PropIiolors in placn. This "Remc.
dy7 before tie world, was 20 ward off those terrible
s.ourges 60 humanity -gonouhea, Eleet, gravel stric
ture, fuor ai6us, and all dispa-es OF he urinary organs
diseascs that destroy the bloom, beauty, viror, health
aad life OF 80 many thoUsavls; to place within the reach
Of all natures ovH "Remcde Is - not iu the form Of poi
son or nsuseoUs drugs but simply q pleasant and deli.
c,ons syrup, compounded from T01ts, barss and leaves
The stron. robust iorEs hat were weak and emacistsd,
and the roy bloom Of health in mary a face, that woe
the pa euess Of death, rsuly attest how Wen they have
accomplished thoir work Of mercy. tn solJ at all drug
stores IN the Confederate States. O~eI0-dtwawIt
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For CHSTGren!
Dy. .mLc0n's Un5rersGE Pms >
FOR LINER COMPLAINT,
.--o II

There has never beeu q eatharric medicine oferec 70
tbs public that hes given such entire satisfaction Is
rrrLG4n-s Universal Pills
being euiirc y vccCtunio, they arc perfectly innocent,
md can be ken by thc most tender infaut. vet prompt
ma powerful ia removing al bilious secretion, acid or
impure f,etid matter from tho stomach. In fact. hey
70 he eaIy ILLS shat should be used IN D. aarious DIS
tncta.
They produce no Euping sickness or pain r. the gt1n-
ach or b0vTe s, though very active and searchingi in their
operation. promoting healthy seeieti0us OF the fvpr ana
kiineys. Who wi suffer from Bli0usucss. Heada.hs
and Fodi Stomach. when 80 cheap rru edy can be- a6-
taiuedl Keep them constantly on hand n sing aoaa.
taken in season. mav prevent hours DAVIS aud morfhz Of
sickness Ask for DR.. J H. MrLcan's Uui. ersal PISS.
Take no other. Being coated they gre tassolsss Price
Only % cents per box and can be sent by mail 70 any
part Of the United States.
J. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis. No.
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Orr WARM THANKs-How many, as they
read oyer what they find int newspaper, laugh
at one item, commend a second, admire a third,
and personally profit by a fourth, without ever
thinking Of the weary fingers, exbausting toll,
and brain busy from day to day to find some
thing to say in the next mornings paper, that
produced them all A lady, whom We have
never seen. proved herself yesterday an ezeep-
ton to the general rule, by sending Us a boquet
Of q beauiy and usefulness we have rarely seen
eqaaled. She has our warmest thanks. We
prize her present, but IN our very heart we
treasure the thought Of the kindness that moved
her to oherit. T.
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SALT

A ND for sale % half barrels superior carbon Of soda
a and 1900 lbs IA boxes.
MORRISON & co,
40 nee No 2 uou-nrFs y 10
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SAFE RoBBED-0n Monday night, S. B.
Jones, Esq, the agent Of the Ohio rlilroad a
Humboldt, retired late 20 bed, exhausted with
attending all day TO the transportation Of sol
diers; be slept heavily in consequence, and
during his sleep some thief stole from his
pocket the key Of the safe, and with i opened
that depository Of valuables and got of viii
$3.50, mostly in gold, the property Of various
parties. Next morning Mr. Jones, missing The
key, had a long search made for it, and atleagth
telegraphed 10 ibis city for a key smith to open
the door. When It was opened the fact Of the
robery became known.
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RIEIARRS.
WOOL.
XN00El,
WOOL.

4 OVERS Of thar game are notified thst the Edo
IL RAD AL'AON on Jehersou and Second streets.
has been fhorau. hly reittedi ard the Old patrons and
many new ono are invited 70 drop in. 0cq-3t
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land FOR SALE on EASY TERMS

E7oR sale a T3 CT or LAND. IN Dyer county,
u TeHnsFsse. Of $50 acres, q even miles from tbs Mo
bile and thio kalr0ai Said tray has forty acre, Of
ei-ared land N it-wOuld make a splendid steek farm,
and can produce she iuesf tobacco. wheat and corn.
Apply TO COL. J.. v. DIXON, Ate ney az law.
pcslWa Mad "A street Mernthiq
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TUTE west half Of q fine two story BRICK, tou A
L BE tenement RESIDENCE, situate on Auc- etss
ton street. beyond the bayou The main houseI@A
contains seven rooms, brick kitchen, three servants
rooms. o large store room, wash room. stable and ear
rug house, etc. al in good order. Formerly rente,
for $50 per month, but win now be rented to q goo,
tenant for $50 per month. Possession given insugdi
atey. Apply 70 Il. " LUsHER,
q the office Of Street. UungcIfOrd & Jackson,
oeElUis Navy Yard. or oH the premises.
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Isirer a..s Sscaassoa, .s1af.srs.

lhrli,rr rass nine ih'h,s "A IA, in5nty four
hours ending last evening tho whole rise Is
nearly nine feet The weather was fine ycs,er-
day, and business at the landing was brisk.
The Kentucky arrived from Columbus with
seven hundred and ten sacks of wheat, one thou
sand and eighty-six packages of apples, forty
nine cattle, one hundred and ten barrels of -four,
one hundred and ninty-one sacks potatoes, TWEEN
~ sacks rye, two sacks coffee, a lot of hogs,
butter, lard, aad tobacco She lies up for a
while. The Key West came in from Columbus
with nine hundred and eighteen sacks and bar
rels of -four, two hundred and eleven sacks Of
wheat, sixty-thTee sacks of corn, and twenty
sacks Of potatoes. She returned this evening
1.-The elegant and popular Ferd hennett ar
rived from New Orleans with a good trip inclnd-
ing twenty-five hundred sacks Of salt, two hun
bred and sixty-fve sacks OF cotton seed, fifty
hogshcsds sugar, and fifty barrels of molasses.
The Ferd Kenett returns tomorrow. She is o
fast, spacious, and well equipped boat, worthy
the attention of passengers and shippers. Capt.
Briefly on the hurricance deck, and Messrs. W.
5. Harper and II. Cheek in the ofice-...Th
Dolsen, from New Orleans, had one thousand
and fhy hides, six hundred and forty-seyen
boxes soap. five hundred sacks salt, four hun
dTed and fifty burr milFtones, one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE barrels Of talloN, twenty-five barrels
molasses, and hHty-fyo hogsbcaas sugar, Capt.
W. r. burning win probably mn her to CoIpm-
bus before returning down stream The Ma
rcnta lci for New Orleans with a good trip
The Moars left for Vicksburg with n good trip.
The Louisville leaves for New Orleans To-
night. The magnificent Viekshurg starts to-
morrow for New Orleans...-The Leila, Cam
bridge and New Moon are at the river-- The
splendid Natehez, was 10 leave New Orleans for
Memphis on Thursdaylcvening also the Re
public, her first Trip here's also the Louis DOT,
which boat IS bcund for Columbus Also, the
Gen. Quitmm to lesve today at ) o'cloek-..
At > this evening the new boat Mary Patterson
will leave for New Madrid, Hickman aud Column
bus. Elliott & Tinson, agents.
For Coru8Bus-The steamer Mary Patterson. Pie
Elliott q Ninsoh agents.
FOR Arkansas RuTE-Thr packet Fred Eoirtbc,
Biuisd-l, master, leaves - above this evening az live
io'cock- Larry Harmstad, agent.
Fot NV, ORLEAys.-The Inc steamer Louisville,
Colubs, master, leaves as above this evening Ut five
o'clock. EIioit s Nm on, Bourne & Co. aud Williams
& Co. agents.
TOR NEW oRLEANs-Tbe steamer AIouzo Child
Dc Haven, msver. teavcs rs above tais evening al Use
O'Clock. Morton & Co., agents.
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zSn Gags Liverpool Coarse Salt. For sale by
lou WM S-ILBERBERG, Agent.
lS6 Main street,
oc62w Opposite the Worslam House.
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Our OWN BoYs-We have had concerts in
aaTc ts sud oineT cnierta-nment Tor tnc DeneAlG-
different companies and regiments out OF his
district, but we are sure that good would be done
by making an effort now for our Owl Memphis
boys. Already the chilly nights Suggest that
warm undershirts and other comforts would be
acceptable. VIII the ladies who recently gave q
very agreeable entertainment at the theater, fol-
owed by a supper that was beyond praise, re-
peat the performance and supper for the benefit
az +" our own boys Ladies, let rs have "ouT
own boys benefit.
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.
For o. Orleans.

TN 81, inner lou VILE. Canb-.
Il master will esye a. above GA TbTRS lAzI1
DAY October IJih 81 = J.. n -
For freight or Passaze apply 10
oce3 TIL = n VII I1u> & On Ag.n-z
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Price, one Dollar per Bottle.

One dollar and twenty cents inelosed 70 the Proprie-
tors. or 10 almost any dealer in Medicines IN tha south
en States, win insure 3 bottle Of Pills BY return mail
POTTER & ERNyIE Pr0prietors,
65 JeherSon st., near post ofiec,
And general dealers in all popular patent medicines.
fR sold at ali the Drug Stores in Memphis.
eeI5 dtvauis
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WARREEn-

On the evening Of she Oh instant, al ths residence Of
tha brides father IN this city, BY she Rev. Mr.. HAMS
Mr.. PETER BIIyoE and Mss asRGGRrr FRsKcs.
dsugh-er Of James Z. Davis, Esq.
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MR.. J. B. SCUDDER'S school for boys viii be
M found near Second street, between Beal and Gay
$50 streets. A Military Department and Gymnasium
have been Introduced under the ca-e Of Capt Cooke
Tie great point in this school viii be TO prepare boys
FOR the various business relations Of life For terms
aDplv TO the priueipal. oci-srF
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ON c0NsIGNMENTl

o0S vd Imperial pl'a'A'd s sSi2tins.
1900 yas. Scotch Piaids,
1908 Irish Lineu.
so Black Alpaca aud CObOurss,
600 Palmetto Pialds,
GO Colored Cambria, ZtH
100 dpzeB six cord Spool Cotton,
80 Printed Swiss Handkerchief,
- Pure Irish Linen Shirts,
6 DolOred Cambria ShiFts.
Just rFceivedhy Express and for sale by
oc3-Iw J. n. PATRICK e. CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized Capital $I,OOO,OOO.
Cash capital and sur
plus paid up.--- 100000
Office ON Madison street, OppO-
site tIae Bank of Memphis.
j. 4. WEST,
oc4-1y agent.
CHEROKEE CURE

An initiating cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, impotency, Loss OF Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Obstructed and Difficult
Menztruation, and all diseases caused by d~eyiating from
The path Of n'ture, aud INDUCING in Self Pollution.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved, the weakened organs of generation are speedily
cured aud full vigor restored.
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mind aud body are necessary TO promote
eounubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debuitated, worn down
and d~cspairing devotee OF sensual pleasure. VIII End rs
lief
Iii safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in 81,
action containius no mineral poison, bat is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in he form OF a aeI.-iau.
~yrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles for s.. sud rar
wsrl'd by express to an parts or he world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER q MERWIN, Proprieiors.
Sole Proprietors, g. jefferson street, near post Office.
general dealers in all popular family medicines. Mem
ptis, Tenn.
i Sold in Memphis by al responsible druggists.
mr1g dtvyawlv
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4 FEDERAL PRESENT-At the Merchants
Exchange may be seen a si1tyiour pound SHE'LL
received from the enemy gunboat during the
exchange Of shots at Columbus on Monday last.
It fell in Col Bankhead's quarters, but nobody
was hurt.
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Attention I72d Regiment---TennesSee
MiIitia---Sih, 7th and Sfh Wards,

YOU are commanded 20 Parnl~ On the commons
i Fo1fh Of the Hospital, on THURSDAY. Oct l0th,
IT IA o'clock 4. N armed and tqaiPped as The laT directs
for Regrmental drill
All free white males, over eighteen and undcr forty
Eve, who do not belong 20 some regular organized mill
iary company that have rendered their 81 ryiees 10 the
State or Confederate States, are subject 20 military duiv
Il may not be known b. some, that all who Mutin.
only absent themselves from duty, arr subject % a fine
Of one hundred dollars and TO bn placed first "a the list
for sctive service. Bv order OF J. q. Mcdowell
Colonel Commanding
oc9-2t' P. N. COPELAND, Adiutan,.
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PEACH BRANDY AND APPLE BRANDY,

"A BRANDY.
from Georgia and North Carolina
Ga consignment aud for sale low 70 close
ocf dawiw JONES BROWN & co.
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MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..
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sroLcN GooDs-Louis Wnhrum was yes
tsrdsy arrested "a the charge of purchasing
from a negro a lot of nails, which proved 10
have hs.n stolen from Messrs. Britt & Gartman.
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$40 REWARDi

L r q brown mare NU Z, sixteen and as
half hands high and about i've years ola; = zm
has Been oct about enc month. Bring her 70
the Memphis "ule Mart On jefferson street y6n
and get ths reward
ocs lws JN0 " TrWTWTpu
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To Re ExAMSED.-Joseph Williams the
butcher, charged With killing William Bromley
in North Market, viii be examined before Becor-
der Moore, this morning.
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nrEEAN,S

As may be seen, we insert Ills week the advertise
ment OF McLlean's Cordial, etc.
Hisyery wen known we are not particularly favor
allie TO patent medicines, AM, as general thing. esehev
ne whole Of them with but lille ceremony. and wish
ihe.s 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 90. that the Ingredients are good
and The compound judiciousiy INSIDE, we recommend Fl
as a miyture worthy Of public confidence.
The above is from the s.. Louis Christian Adyo,s.e
edited BY the renowned Rev. Dr.. McAnaly. which
speaks volumes in favor OF McLeau's Cordial We saw
70 ALL, Try it. See the advertisement in Gnother column
fsb6daw
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT OF THE MARu5ET.
rURsIsHzn. FROM THE MERCHANTS zxcHAsoE-

MEMPHIS. October 10, 1901
COTTOS-Small sales at nominal figures
Receipts two bales-shipments none.
ToBACCO-Therc is a moderate demand at our
0uotafions