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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

The Fedelals are about attempting to graft,
their desire 70 possess and held these two Sisters
fy which pluudering purpose thsy seem 70 b
devisiug ways ana means. a Washington cor
respondents Of the Chicago Tribune, writing OF
lie 9th says:
General Garfield VIII probably be the com
usuder OF the forces, three brigades. IS il /.
now understood beside the citizens six months
( sCidifTy who are % hold, occupy, possess ard
cultivate the rich iaucs Of FloIiis under Eli
LnaysT as military governor. The project OF
colUHizing Iexss in he same way is urged again
now that Colonel Hamilton has shown himself
70 be 81 the man we want for military governor
Of the lone star STATE. Before hs came to New
York, frank Blair was talked Of for tho place,
bat Colonel H-Milyon's claims wouldseem 20 be
s%auer5UT, particularly as il Is according TO tie
policy Ct the administration TO appoint a Texsu,
and u Is understood that he Is pressed by Gene
raj Cassius NJ. Clay, who desires to command
tie forces to accompany him.
To this idea be concelves there are bat two
objections; First, that able bodied men may
thus be Withdrawn from the army, where their
services may be required under calls for more
men Jet to Issue second, that the true place for
the colonization of the South to begin is in the
rear Of their advancing from the North, both
in order to protect their rear and because the
climate is better suited to Northernera The
writer adds:
A sufficient answer TO the second objection is
that there are no ~unOecUpied lands In tire rear
Of our armies, at this present time, Virginia
and Ksntacky being held by the enemy that
much has yet'tO be done before immigrants can
in reasonable security put in their crops, as Ger
tainly they cannot while Washington, Louis
vile and Cincinnati are still in Danger and
that this is not the season { 'ssttle ia the north
ernBest of the rebel States. As for the danger
Of reducing our reserves for the army, by colon
iEDg able bodied men, need they be taken7
VIII not invalid soldiers answer as well In
the second place, these settlers are, IN point Ct
fact, added to cur armies, since they are to con-
stitute cooperating and distsaeting forces.
When winter puts a bar on operations In the
North, should not our generals march from new
bases in the South If 50, to have Florida and
Texas loyal States in their rear, would surely
be 8 very great advantage. And they will also
be places Of refuge for the black lsboring pOpu-
isti0n Of the adjoining States, whose exodus will
weaken their rebel strength and necessitste the
detaching Of forces from the main rebel armies
TO stop it. With Florida and Texas in eur pos
session, wholly or in part, with eli the prnci-
pal Southern cities captured by the navy as they
viii be before many weeks with cur gunbosts
penetrating she interior Of every rebel State, aud
making 'the dead letter or the proclamation of
freedom a living spirit, tAe coming winter, how
ever little 10 accomplished in Virginia and Ten
nessee, will not be throEn away as last winter
was, and the spring viii find the rebellion shorn
OF much Of IFS strength.
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shoclsing Fragedy-Fwo nen Killed.

A short TINE since two men named Jack Shell
ton and - Bates, sold to the hatcher Of the
negro battalion, St Mound City, q lot Of cattle
which they had taken from Tebsls 10 Missouri
A little while after the caHls we're missed bsm
the enclosure. and suspicion rested poa the
men who had previously sold them. A party Of
men set out in pursuit, and arrested ths two men
az PaOia. Thgy started back with them toward
Mound City, and Cur informant states taat when
they reached Bull Greek tha tw0 men were SUM
msYily shot Il is said the pursuit and shooting
were upon the order Of Captain Lamar, com
handing The asgT0 battalion. For the truth Of
that, however, we cannot voUel. Both Of tho
men were found paTiahy buried near TIE spct
where they Wsrs killed, Considerable excite
ulent is said 60 have been eecasioned IN that To-
eaity by the oecuTrenee.-LsaUeHt70ri ConserU-
angs, al.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

II p3-B5us liable % EuIul DIZZY ia T--tr Is
"A c1ueyr are h-rsly o--lr-d into --. a. Grenada.
IN ccnnee-o1 vi p t-e a.ut- -.c M sad c.-r-- N
OND4I Ae Al i17-sl- ell f1-lU.l. ana Dis
eaarges be- 9 rev7Hed by ge-er Z 1r5a--
By Or-sr cf Brs4GeEGe1s-z INTER
ttLN E.L-..
LeEtslsn-Juiorei oG-asC ms 3. .. 81
CcI5 - II p H"r. HHHrH.-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

FReM COEtNTa-Muel uneasfness was fell
in ths community yesterday, regarding the re.
suit OF the battle begun at Corinth on the 30
instant The unsatisfactory telegram received
Al . late boar last night, and which will be
found IL another c5iRmn of this Paper, is no.
calculated 10 alay ths anxiety. General Van
Dorm enjoys here7bus a slender reputation for
s5ility, and the universal apprehension, from
the moment Of the receipt q bis dispatch, has
been tbst ne was pFems'ure in his cry of"all
glorious. Redmond Examiner, St iast.
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NnTEEH

rTHE undersigned h-vEq bs-H Bout-5 C-r
= si8Ee- 20 ry-s-irs.s aad sdir- cite cfs1- fr tr-
,cEes ad DANCE sl=teiled oT pzlsi- whose .u-a-
Art m7lGsess were s.iz d q facraal rrl w-r- tv
ogU=F OF General BsalrsCaG Et sr f-.t--
20 ths owners hy t.res.rl 1i the E-- be -atr-Hr-
ct War, s pFausrrd b easzr u31s -e.dEcl-re # .ls.
duty e. this pPce
No CLAIMS wilJ be hes-5. ezceBf these specified stov-.
Csimsf r damages Uust De rrezen.si r SWIM uf--
to- specsfyug she agent Who ua5 tL7 zEs. eU
place where iE Eas made. he Qgan-Fe =E a 81
pAa where H was r-stcrsd, "a z Ls-s V- - =a5
sUtai1ed nj TIE vs1e Ihs sleg5 lls q tts pc B.
t1n-must be Eusrsinsdby eg-l fe5tGo1y Fress- Ell
Ia written dsp05isions
L D NCEsICE poaurslcus-
sr0rAg- r---. -
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We learn frem the Memphis BullotiR TIA
JudE SwsTSE made 81 attempt to hoL5 h.
ecJr ca ,fea5a as At the usual hour he go.
psrsi 10 lLe coart -oom 70 open court, as re.
qusel By leu-au8d the court room occupied
by Uaited States soldiers. aid cut Of order and
un-e8aarsh.s for busfness-obtained possession
fcr tie ame. and cp-ned court-tLen adjourned
% ibe soc5u6 Non5sy N next month, 70 allow
Tn 30 vsc-ta be room ard put II N order, and
for De appointment osa sheriff PFC tens by the
Dezs county court. there rot being s competent
court present at the lass tel Of that court, 10
Supply Tie vacancy occasiCned then by the res
igrsfigu q ths sheriff, ard for Che service Of the
genirs hsretoioreissusd.
Judge SwAyNE also publishes a c-ommunica-
ion, urging he Te-openng Of the courts, and
the BuHetin, in introducing bis letter, endorses
st AnoihsT aTdciei in the same paper, however,
shows the Uselossuess Of attempting TO hold ses-
sions St present, for It states " that very few. if
any, Of the old cases can be tried at this term,
owing 20 the absence Of the records, (5houId
they not be r~etuTned), but most particularly the
absence Of the witnesses and parties in bal, as
heretofore during the war" AID further, the
threat is made that if 4" rulings Of the court shall
conflict with the military authority, the latter
may be employed 70 prevent, By force, the eff
feet Of sueh rulings" This threatened indig-
nifty should deter officials from attempting the
discharge Of duties which can only be performed
Al the VIII Of the arbitrary invaders, and it is to
be hoped Judge SwAYEE will 50 regard it,
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soush CaroIiaa % be A-uctioneersd on.

South CaroIiaa 70 be Auciioneered on.
The Cincinnati Gazette very gravely pub.
fishes the following special dispatch from Wash
ington;
WASHINGTON, October 9.-Dr. Wm Henry
Brisbane, formerly Of Cincinnati. and tbrsa
others, OF Wisconsin, have been appointed tax
commissioner for SyUth Carolina, and are here
awaiting hRai instructions before sailing for
Port Royal. It is understood IN some quarters
that they are 70 proceed to open Offices and assess
taxes on the whole taxable property Of the State
Il the planters through the part Of the State
UudeT rebel c9ntrol come forward and pay their
taxes, eli viii be veil II not, the commission
ers viii proceed TO sell their estates for the taxes;
and, IN The event Of there being no bidder at rates
s~uficient &C pay The sxes, VIII forfeit them to
the governments II this plan is really to he
stopped, it is, Of course, but another name for
contscstion.
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A MIsrAKE.-A Corinth correspondent oftl

a MIsrhkE.-A Corinth correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune says:
Soon after Pics bad been driven on OF Cor.
nth a party OF twelve well known citizens Of
Mississippi, SID who heretofore passed for Union
men. cane 20 ths provost marshal's office and
congratulated him 1hat e. last the Conbderaeg
M fossass.on cf Corinfh They had ss8s
Cereal Biee cone along IN thst direction ffaH
~ Chewaiia rasd, sn5 supposed Of course thai
~ nod seaisVed O victory They discovered
.hsir mistake, wbsa The provost guard ooufs
s5 tbeif houses and took ihem in irons TO the
eusld houee az spies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

LNR0A the ubse- ber NEGEO BOY nansf uAr-
~ ti>oN. SD s7y, t~avI5a7, IS acoas esn.vo.s
or twenty " years od a5cgt lre E=t SIX i1c1ss
nRd or 81 Ne- a. rscohee cd blaes scuc1-d tar ora
NH arr ca2; ~baarceot dress sn3 rcefectsd IuN
eay q reWr1 Of 50 y Galverld 20 me- ID fscfson
s57h i,dg d in any ~ Tilh suo3 Mise l-iol t
4 can get h4
sais 2ov, HaHison. F. q thoughz went aHay n eom-
pay ~ a a by by zee name Of San. belonging to-
John Ro5iusol OF JACKSON.
GEORGE WI-H
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Bumored victory in Konrucky.

CHATTANOOGA, October IA gentleman,
through from franklin, Ky, states that be read
the Louisville Journal Of the 10Th, in which was
the following: A battle occurred at Peryvile
yesterday, over which Kentucky viii mourn for
many years. The Federal loss was twenty-f FIVE
thousand in killed, wounded and missing.
Prentice says it was q drawn battle.
Another man, a paToled soldier, just arrived
At MurTeesboro, Tennessee, from Kentucky,
says the battle commenced Wednesday, the
eighth, on which day he was taken prisoner.
On that day our forcss fell back six miles
through the valley, planting artillery on either
side. When the fight was resumed on Thurs
day morning, our army moved the enemy down,
and the slaughter is represented as awful
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n The Richmond Eraminsr understands
that it has been decided by some Of the courts
of the South, Of compsten5 jurisdiction, that the
g~overnmept cannot recover debts due to alien
enemies by citizens Of the Confederate States,
when II sppears By the answer of he debtor that
the same are evidenced By negotiable notes, an
less tie same ere produced Should this dscisiop
prevail, the ssquestsation law would almost en-
lrely fail in the ends intended BY Congress, as
Il Is well known that nearly all the Indebtedness
Of the merchants Of the Confederate States TO
alien enemies is evidenced by negotiable notes,
probably 10 ne hands Of ths alien creditors, and
which cannot s. prodnced
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..aalnn. md aver Bamns EsE Parads.e.

tsAdan1 mud HVe1 Bouna foE
Senator (Kansas) Pomsroy has bought 81 one
Of the largest and best, as well as one of the
safest Of cur ocean steamers"
It's name is to be " Adam and Eve and il is
10 take negroes to some Central American Para
disc. 1900 negroes, it is s~emi-of6eIalIy stated,
are aready to go-500 by October ooh. VINO
pays1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

The two lass nanIeu FosseIs naVo boon cut
down and heavily irOn-plased, and are ROW in
the hsnds of the United States Navy Depart
meBk These boats are ali of light draft, and
can be run to every poiHt Of the river, even At
the nresept stare OF low wakey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

z It is reported ia Cincinnati, on the au-
thorty Of a gentleman from Lexington, Ken
lucky, that General John d. Morgan, was badly
wounded while hsrsssing the Federal army Of
General 9. ". Morgan, during his recent march
from Cumberland Gap to the Ohio river.
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GRANn LUNCTInN.

We learn that the cavalry force Of Colonel
Jackson made q reconnaissance above Holly
SpringAas far as Grand Junction. q few days
since. They found that the position was not
occupied by the Federal troops, which our ae-
counts stated WAS the ease. No information
WIS oblaiped oftbe wbereabouts Of ths enemy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

The REAsoN WHY.-A Washington dispatch
Of the 9Th says that the reason Why Mcclellan
did not pursue General Lee after The hattie of
Antietam, is that he acted under positive orders
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16
KENNEDY HOUSE

Mrs. j. Q. A~CKERMAN.
ST. L0UIs
TRANSIEEF B0AEDERs ae nTtsd. r,s- ae.-r
Z Waaa5icn- being cf -reI rrIrm
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The EPIDEMIC IN WILMBGToN-The Wi
nington Journal Of Thursday afternoon, says;
The number Of new csses reported YESTERDAY
rs 81 We cannct ascertain more than fotn
deaths. There may have been five, but we have
not heard Of more than four, aud trust tBat tha,
imithas not been exceeded. We have not rs
yes heard Of any deaths to-day. The disease
sems r. be Yielding 60 Tar as its mortality 1.
concerned, bat the Lumber OF sick and helpless.
pgople in our townexeeeds al calculation. vii
mingboni Is one vast fever hospital
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

u Northern papers received yesterday in
form us that Massachusetts, according to the Of
fcial report justissued, is stHl nineteen Thousand
short Of ba quota Of troops under Che late call
Of Lincoln, although fully half Of those re
oruited were for only nine months. The coW-
ardly seamps are waiting to see if the negroes
viii not do their fighting for them.
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rhe Chic river raw

Commodore John A. Preble has been placed
in command Of the River Navy as the fOtil-
la on tie Ohio Is denominatsd. The following
is a list Of the vessels, commanders, ETC.:
No. Name of vessel Cong Officer. Guns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

Il Il is stated by the Northern press that
Ripley, Mississippi is TO be the headquarters Of
the Federal army, instead Of Corinth as hereto
fore.
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FlLLISTE35 lgTE2TGEEEITg.

J Q.
Jackson, NIissippi,
Fl as just received
5000 yds. English ClnzhanfE
1890 yds. p9s777s-
HOO yds. P5afds,
1000 yds. Georgia Stripes,
50 gross Pearl Buttons.
ALS0--A large lot Cotton Yarns
All Nos, and fifty SIaes.
Come soon as they WIFI so on
like hot BuCAwseat Cakes.
OsnabuFgs, SheeuzaEs, sa5Eg5ugs
and DFi5IHass!
IS bales just received end for
sale by =. c. UeAELEsTEE.
oc92w Jackson. Hiss
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} G. McALLEsFER.

} G. WcALLEsFER.
Jackson, Miss,
rs just received "a coed srp-
ply Grey cloths for Un5Eorz-s.
CFeaSaavE's best Grey.
English Fwceas Grey,
COwPeR Factory Grey,
Salem, n. C.. Factory GREY. r
oc9-lms Sc. TECAEEFeTETe.
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- The Charleston Courier, Of the 7Ih inst,
says;
The srrival q the steamer California with
army supplies, 1t 9 Confederate port, is reported.
L IS also reported, with some grounds or direct
probability that shs Alabama 300 has arrived,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM KENTUCKY,
BRILLIANT CONFEDERATE VICTORY.
The Enemy Driven Across
the Kentucky River.
A IN HOT PURSUIT..

Special Dispatch to tie Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, October 16.-TAs Cincin-
natl Commercial, Of the lIth instant. gives the
result of the great Kentucky fight Baell Is
badly whipped and driven across the Kentucky
river. General Bragg is following him.
RAMROD.
AnotheF BHmOr from KeztEcky.
Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, October I6.-I have the
Memphis Bulletin of the 18th. Itspeaks Of the
second Eight nsar Perryville, and calls it a foot
race, but says there has been no arrival OF news
concerning it. This is a sure sign Of a defeat.
I viii mail you the paper tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-16

~ 5ef Thompson was al Colunbis, s. c.
o. TIE eth instant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

Steel wrote excellently on temperance
when sober. Salnst, who acclaimed
20 eloanently against the RIGHTEOUSNESS
Of the age was himself an haoitual de-
bauchee. Johnson'Sess3y on popteness
" admirable, but he himself was per
feet ,oor. TIE gloomy verses OF "nns
riycs one the blues, buthe was brisk
lively man. The Comforts OF Human
Life by b. Heron, was written in prison
under the most distressing circumstance,
nThe Miseries Of human Lite, by
Bersfor, were, on the contrary, com
posed in drawing room, where the au
thor was surrounded with every luxury.
All the friends Of Stone knew him to be
selfish man yet as writer, ne excel,
cd in pa,hos and charity at one tine,
beating his wife, and at an other vast
ing his sympateis over dead mon
key. So ne,a-wrote in'traisc Of pov.
erty on a table formed of solid gold
with millions letout at usuly.
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TIE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN RES
i tared to health il few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Gonsimption--is anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire il, be will send copy Of
the prescription used free of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find q Sure CURE for
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &C. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to henift the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives TO he
Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will
Try lis remedy, asst will cost the nothing,
and nay prove hsssing.
Parties wishing tie prescription will please
address, Rev. ED YARDS A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings 90. New York. 10
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p,ovERps OF THE BILLING FAMILY. -
Preserved Ly Josh Billings, Esq.-lfyou
kant GIT gud clo.frhs and cadication
too, git the cloaths.
Say how are yc ? to everybody
Knltiva,e mode5h, but mind and
keap a gud stock of impotence on
hand.
II yu argy, never git beat
Bee charitable-thrc sent pieces war
made on purpose.
It costs more to borry than to buy.
III man flatters w, yu ken .kalker.
late that he's rogc, or yure a fnle.
Kcpe both izc open, but don't Gee
morn halfyou motifs.
N. b.-thesc ar proverbs hey stood
for morn hundred years, and haint
gin out yet.--Nerry Museum.
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Price Two Dollars ayear four copies TO one
address, Five Dollars; tive, ty copies, Twenty
Dollars Clergyman can receive the Weekly
single copy, ~ tine Dollar a year. Single
copies, Five cents. Published on Thursdays.
For club OF ten copies, an extra copy will
resent for one year
Fora club oftwentf copies, the Semi. W cckly
viii be sent for ono ear.
For aclnho fifty copies, the Daily will be
sent for ono year.
For n club of one hundred copies, the Daily
Weekly. and SemiNeckly will be sent for one
year.
Reiaiitances for III, World Eaay be made
~ drafts Treasure netcs, or bank-bills OF
specie paying banks, md, where The attention
Of tic Postmaster is called TO the remittance
at lie time of mailing the letter, it may be
made at our risk.
Specimen numbers s;nt to any address up
on application. n32
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No recent Magazine paper has excited
more general interest than the article iii TIE
August Aaoaftc, on Gymnastics The pes
ent work is an exposition of the system OF
which that article gave synopsis.
The author Of this work has been for many
years engaged in teaching Gymnastics The
hook describes and illustrates his NEw SIS
TEN OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. This system has
had the practical test of long and varied use.
Ii comprises exercises with DUMB BELLS ,RINGs.
WANns, CLrHs, etc, all Of which are made
perfectly clear by full explanations. while
many are illustrated by pictorial representa-
tions of the body required TO perform them
TUE Dunn BELL INSTRUCTOR, connected vi III
this work, is of the highest interest and i'm
portance. 1t is designed for home use and
gives great variety of Dumb Bell Exercises,
together with carefulyselectsd progressive
series for every. day practice.
TIE PANGyMNAsTlKoN isa very simple. use.
full, ard cheap piece OF gymnaslc Apparatus,
upon which all gymnastic exercises may be
performed and which can be introduced At
san ali cost, into any private house. Ii il fully
described ana illustrated in this Volume
The ssNEw GYMNASTICS shoad he read in
every family in the land where exercise is
valued MS n means of hEalth Ladies, espec-
iaily. wiz find in tia great variety Of Easy
SIMPLE, Asn lSvlGnRaTlsr EXERcIsFs. MI ot
which may lie practiSed iii THAR own hn!cs
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postpaid 10 any address, on receipt OF ONE
DoLlsR, hr the publishers.
TICkNoR & FIELDS, iS3 Washington
Street Boston.
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ACAsE or CoNsc1rScE.-R. I. Gates,
Esq, Of this city, about fourteen years
ago. had the misfortune to miss Gnc
gold watch from the place where he had
temporarily deposited it, and from that
time considered il lost. Quite recent,
AFR Gates was a.reeably surprised 70
receive the watck from the hands Of ia
ther Dunno, Vicar General of this Bish-
opric' 10 whose possession il had been
placed by the conscience stricken thief.
--Chicogo Tribune.
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HOWARD ASS0GsA.
TON,
Hsffsadesplsia.

For tie refe( Of The mex and distressed gf7icted
nth Vtiuten and Chronic Diseases, md especi-
aAyJor he cure q diseases " thc seraal Or
gdns.
MEDICAL ADVICE, given gratis, by the act
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhoea
Or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed III The Dispensary, sent 70 the
afflicted in seated letter envelopes, free or
charge. Two three Stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address, d. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. z
\ South Ninth street, Philadelphia, "a.
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am- a gentleman who has oppor'unl-
tics to possess information as to the
movements Of thcs enemy in Kentucky
informs the Louisville, Journal that the
whole number Of confederate troop in
the State is IS, 900 mon, all told, iuclu-
ding 1000 recruits, who have joined
them since they entered the State. 2,
GOO Of the later have already deserted.
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serhe Banana tree" said Humboldt
will furnish food for Fifty persons upon
the rake surface which, ander wheat
will maintaM. but twc. The potato will
maintain three times as many as wheat.
The extent Of county and varieties Of
climate which crop will endure, are
arrsecialAe ele,neats in the estimate Of
its value"