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BEMEpICT. Hall Z CO.

Ths Ladies' Relief UHiSn would gsstefui sc.low.
ledge te receip oftns aonsons curing the months
OF August aud Sepesnber bio Seymour s.rrs.
Mrs smpsou d. do. Mrs. r. r. Gilbert, sdO DO. Mr..
Grace Dam, pairs drssers; Mrs Hsvil.nd int spd bAue
Ms. OoOc 20 Is OF b4ndases; Birs faca Hot; a.
Simpson. lint aud Atntsgcs tkater hObet Butler hox
nn'; Nrs Davis. do DO, bsrdags5 aid cd linen Mrs.
Knox. DO DO; Hrs Woodward, DO Mrs Walker. ,
Miss Ella Mrphy, Rss Hannah Carpenter, MN j. Murphy.
Mis- Lzzie Murphy, quantity Of Int Hrs oihmeez+ -
cuy0ns n bar pads, Mrs. Gipbert, pillow ars.
Finch, do. Gtowes 10 wash oths Nc. Good boxes
envelopes sud writing psperi Grover Boxes, 3rs,kinr
boxes Stafford Hsfgcius, msrkiDg stamp, bliss Seaman
dressing gown 3vert neckties pair p.n.; MIs f~Ei
pair socks Mr.. Warner. ogaysts. Wars Pc
siejics Articles distributed: = flannel shirts 29
Co. - pairs dawss - dressing 10 Lsu Tads l. pill
lo~ l. ooTe. lin, II psir, socz 10 co 10 p.iss pans
vests coats 81 numbers o. ne Ledger qu5Asy q old
linen srd bandascs. Money don.iei: Mr. Ae. Dec.er
$40 Ers. Penny Smith. u; Gss Adams. > Mrs A.
Decstr 81 Mr Hanford 2ss.; from fhe Msuners 81 s.
T0'a. -lC6. G. a. sCHNELZkL, Treasurer
;. HgsgUAg Secretary.
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Erw.YonK MARINE SocILTY.-The regular quar-.
tsry meeting OF this society ast evening held at
sLs United States Hotel Mr.. c. II. Marshall pre-
siding. The reports Of tie various officers and com
nii.ees Of the society read and approved. The
Finance Committee reported the sum Of 81 100 raised
BY contributions and were discharged with vote Of
tlauks fos their exertions The meeting adjourned.
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For the sick end WourIed.


Undel from the esidet u tie United States.
neoag system established by the SANITARY Com
FOX .lc sfle transnssi0r and JuJcous drutcn
articles contributed by the people Tor the sick and wounded
been formally approved and ended BY th- Pres
dent Gsuerai Chief. and the Surgeon General tbc
security Il offer, against incorporation Is practically
feet until the contributions delivered IN the LOp,t.s.
they necessarily pass from the control OF the Com.
mis- ion. OF than million articles sent through OF
the largest q s channels OF supply has been sssI.sned
rot hundred have nicsTred or been dshou-sy
used Discreet aud Trustworthy agents constantly
poyed IN visiting all divisions OF the cug those
Southern coast the Mississippi and the Western nom
tier observe ther wants 20 direct snpf-s where they
needed Gnt 20 far practicable { cir
honest THIS Commission does utdertaks to de-
liver articles t. individuals, and declines to receive con.iou-
tious with cion ,LeiE de.aaiqn within the
liDits the employed in he Of the Nsop
mert Esiorsl unity wherever IL IN sn:sgou-
isn With local pride The ds.buion o. hospital
supplies bot sbraach of the wort o. the Commission IL
employs the be professional talent which be obtained Ia
the health and Of fighting tighten taeir
burdens % sustain their spirit. under the YEyaons AID
hadslips which essential part Of successful warfare.
Fer this purp c0ntr buttons j., treasury solicited
JGey be directed g. the TeanEe u 4. SiKONU esq,
no. bS Nast.. hew-iOGs.
Commissioner under appointment. from the fresidsr. -
tie United The Rev. Henry W lows d. d Prot
a % Bsche. ~. d.: Oe,rse W. Culum, u , a AlsIan-
" iism II. Yaa Buren,. NJ d.; Wocoit Cubs NJ. d. Sam
uel q. Howe 81 d.. ouein. L. Agnew, NJ D.; Elisha
Harms. NJ D. }. newbeuy. ". D.; George y. Strong;
Horace B!nney IT. 'Ge Right Rev. Thos ". Clara y D tho
Hou Joseph Hoti r. W. Barnett the Hon Marx Skinner
Frederick Law Ousted.
Coltrputons Of suitable supplies The .ick and wounded
viii be received n tho Of the Nomeus central Relief
Auccsor, No. 10 81 sv., Cooper Union, New York FOR
ffther information sppy ia h-~foTk u the local oce II
the C,umisilG. No. 496 Roadway, or by mai &c FRED.
LAW OLlS TED General >ecre.ITy, Washing on
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LfTI.fD HoI1ly. Oct. y 10.
The propeller JOuawanda. 0i tie Western Trans
porstol Line. on going out Of tie harbor yeser-
GAY ran Oh al obstruction ga, ilg her 10 leak bad
and olhgiug her TO lL- back. Sc wa, loa ed and
bound T. Chicago. Tt CALI. &c or her cargo Il sold
90 he about $4,000.
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BULL HEAD CATTLL MAEEEI, Monday, Oct
I3-Thc market opened this morning IN Forty
fourth street, with htie over 1900 head o!
bullocks reported Oh sale. ne average quality II
much better than !. has been @Or several previous
weeks. bot tie price j. lot or tie average az good
for droyer- Ms il was last wssf. although some OF
Tie early morning tacs were colalered little bet
te. 1nis state Of the market. However, WGs Of
slort duietion and before niglt The trade grew
Quite dull with Indications that a cousldeihDle
humber would be leig over l.r the closing DAY
yvculu make the market cOse 10 badly as II did two
week, ago.
There d 70 large nnn'er Of Nsg-York State ea,.le
or sale tins weeK-Oyrr 500 lea from up the liai-
lem Rafoa,i-and I. gOOd many Of them rank 81.
fir. class and sell for = cents g pound Tor The
ne, weigh Of meat, seller sinking oifal a good
pRny butchers who were not IA hurry TO buy
early got 40 good bullOoks lis week at 81 cents a
pound Tot 10 they got last week % Z. cent?. We DO
70, hear o. any saes ~ . GEMS pound. The toy
prico " Extra country leu stterB appears 10 be q
osn;s, 81 which some buyers oAerc0 to take thelr
pn!chass. on tile scales.
There not As may Tin grass seers as usual on
sale, BAT enough 10 keep the prices down at &C., OF
less n. yet.
O. eos..e tue bulk Of tns 600 Iced on sale
froai The West aud large portion are what we cal
aedi7a or good lair s'eegs, OF =. " "A cWt., Which
sell a. 6sc. v h. for the ne. gut OF beef.
III. weather to-day has been un'avorabe for
business, d dfZzlang rsIn.tOrm prevailing, ana me
yards very uncomfortable ~. b about Two inches o.
soft mud which renders IL .mpOssibls to feed tie
Door biulcs that are left un.Oid hnd this leads d
good many owners and their 'tlleslen to crowd vi
Inc stock a. rather lower rates than would be &c
cepted una es more favorable cif instances.
The iios market very iull aud "a little sticky.
III. Sacsl market If quite as good as this day week
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From ycw-ErnnnSn.

The following correspondence bar taken place be-
tween the representatives OF the United States,
France, and England. 1t Quito, Ecuador, aud Gen.
Arboeda the P.esidout elect Of the Conservative
party Of New-Gisnsda:
Mosr ExcKIrHsr SIR. Tho ey-rtf which lave uuortu.
place during these At weeks had led sppfr
bend thE. The peace o. asilg yos~c which this RE-
public enjoy under wise and psriouc GoycTn1eui -
ieousy endaDgc el aud tht dcqlir and CONT
would arise heIcifo the coufequrnrcs u Viii 10 l
DO sblc 20 forrre We have fcl therefore the lsrei
s1iaciion 10 Ieceyinr tat the Ezcs
calculated 20 prevent fur hr eain ~ b1td, ali O.
arrive peaceful ffilecit te'v your zl rrcy ani
tbs Government Tie e1rc taefrl.f, a. This
ton yo1r llrrrUcy that the noisr.on ard
-afd the Government which accredited M De
dsly prccis,ed by our 1881 tive Govr-ruelts
We HAi oureves % th- 90 stu ~ 10 oa-f 20 Your "a
ceency sen'iu-uts U' tlgh rone ttyu fia eaeeI
ysfo .h of August. loo4
TIE Mui'er Resident o! tie uri'si s'si.s ~ ,rrfca.
p HAsatKLk
lie Ch.Ise fAaiiT. % France.
GEOHyE FAGAS.
Charge q 4Gsir. &c. " %.
To fir EKcc..eacy scn,s io' Juno AHroiEHs
HTTIN.
Mosr T1cELLEST Sfn u has been h.shy faeIins 20 49,
& receive AID Esld - comm fa'i 10 wA
Frrs -rcy end to ifor. Nsfsfus ffftIr I.rr..
dAGrfs OF Trance sud George fsg.n tnfr-e dAnals 81
el Bfi-ln.c Allrty lave te.ueI 20 ndafos O. nc ir
q 40. under date - tnc SD Of the ulru.f
The appreciation ho.fosd on cHnca-t BY g.. worthy
representative ~ great civilized era Gurs4 aarf b. Geo
sse..tti ald uohiei ic~arl g. which could aspire.
bes. thefcf fe + rud T'nerons fora-4e' @ rc-ef
tae of gratitude iDf t fHnnnepIs tusrh .
brHrFo-ncc aud fiat may be permitted o avail uFsr 81
grateful o. opportunity 10 'frr 20 r. sld O. \ lys
colleague ay .en,.ens Of hsa con gee a. q esi,'"
10 H., EIoelepcg T. HAn1iEE. DoJea ofue Diplomatic
Corp &c, GOO.
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Bo,4o. Bcn31v, Oct, -. 1857
fhe j,ig Marshall, nom cosee, AMIGA, Is Ashore
% Hale Spit
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y Iae irons.dcs First Nine Months yoInntcev
aad heIEy 'ta brooklyn. BOaatJ, s75t, sioi
p p CAPT WN T. COE.
l. W .' Srsvus,os, Lieu'en,n,,
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Sixth Congressional District.
PEOPLES ION Can UlDAIE,
AHFLAN AZ ffNTf

OklSDN BLUNT
-Y0RK Oct VI, Iec2
| ORIsOS BLusr esq.-Dear Su: Having observed with
much sis t0u your gratuitou honest sud intelligent ser
Alderman Of City Supervisor Of our County,
ant ~ efficient auxiliary Of tue Union Defense tomTee
We feel DC r1ps that the country large should have the
henet 81 such seyce ami thit you viii ALLOW TO use
your candidate sor Cong in tho Fih Conss.
sionsl bi.tfic' at be coming election.
se vel aware of earnest true attachment 10 the
whole Union and believe the people Of this country
viii hud YOU n cleo sd determined intelligent sup
porter Of the Government.
~ are truly yours
GEO " BLUNT, GEORGE ,. SHERMAN
~ EHSON ". KNAPP, GEORGE ". PINE,
j. NJ ROBERTSON, n. 4. SPAULDlNG.
HERMAN q. CARTER WEI III. VAN KLIECK.
STEPHEN Il PIERCE, SAMUEL LEEDS.
q. 0REENOUGH DANIEL LEEDS.
J. q. g. Rf, WM j. COILS.
JOn a. DENNY. 4 W GAKDskR,
kDMUaD NENACK, OSNlS OBHiEN,
And 10 Others
l,Ew YORK. Oct n. 13G2.
TO Mes.r, GEo W. usr JoHS r. DEssY. end others.
Committee oi the People,. Union Patty.
bPsI E' So have received you. Matching letter OF the
lih us IN feg,fd 70 the nomination To- Representative IL
ColgIes. ron tto bl tous et,ia4 Ca trci aud the
honor TO repY hl under ordinary circumstance my aplra
tons haze been ia tie direction Of pubic ohcr
although tho public have various tncs usuIs ia tAef
conf hy eeciius to p'sioli % wlra have
G-ayord 10 do ny duty bu. when tue nations life D. rn
bling in te ba ace sal beuoYves loyal men 10 30 their
by aud deed to sustain tho hest Guvrronrnt
e4Gh Ice bound when called upon b. my fellow ci'iz-s
they may impose tlrfeiofe accept tue LOuil4ii1n
A4ay teudrfed. fectHo q patty lt1 ~ rlsc edge
mYse o. esurt he rty snd uuefu.yoca tuppp ~ oil
calculated 90 the hands Of executive
aclye participation n every nest measure 70 relieve our be-
loved county from The D-raD-ni which
her Very truly, yOur O0edt srTy't,
oRls0S BLUNT
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Special = otltes.

Fourth Ward German Union Wsdsworih
Ciuh.-Ihe ss-1rd r-ctr. Of The Cgb viii be held on
WEDNFSDff EVENING. Oct -. 1892. at s'cc,s - J',
s,nh Rhcnbo.dt' No 30 W'!sm-'i. between Pearl uDd
I44nr The members cordially nvi ID 10 attend nuucn-
ally. Bu,ncss Of importance VII be brought before Inc
c. ]. sTEiSHEIMER PresiieaL
R + y s,, zaTS; ssr,'are'
The fourth ward Republics Association ~, VI
10 ?. at iieasq ls'ef' 80. 90 ss' - 4 oelpes
G GS rH'S Sr., s-'r'''-i'-
The Fonrrh Ward wad-worih and Tremaln
tntDn tiuS viii hold a Es.slN rl'euos o. lIbsDA
citizens favor ~ ho election q the above oanlidItcs are
qaesied to attend AID 'sa toe r9- y ,,r-,r,r p,.,..,
R,rsosp cosDoS. Secretary.
Ninth ward Wadsworih aud T'rernnin Club
There vii b., meeting o. ths Cirb 1t th,ig h'adqusitef'
WEDNESDAY EvESiSo. I,th inst. :, 2. ocloct
WHO orc ln favof o. the election 81 WtDsH ORTIZ aui
DIR. sANrEL HALL. President
Si5 5,iy q n AZ 'H' vlc' rr'''t.
Nrr'oS D. TE'1yH lsec,e..ri,.
oFoh'r ,. J'.rr'.>
VeopIe,. Union Annexation, XVIII Assembly
District, Twensy nrst Wnrd.-fA. Dsle-.io. 60 90
wi asei on rms ,Tac.ds3 Ev.SiSG a, tss Madison.
nou', corner 2''a o. std Msiie' AZ a. = %eloet
r = vs,plrurnsu. Sec.
~cvcrteenrh ward Widsworth md rrrm''s'i
lien Club. l.hl. fanf 9' tbs li4l fl Do aoa
81 NtUsf-DAl EttNl.0 oct o.. a. o'c 90. 81 the
atrub~n House 80 l3 nowefy. The ieloslaf .pes.ei'
W ~ pr,.rnt al ad!rss The usels The Hon BerIaan
b SIS ere. lou. trt-lrs a spencer. Geo ?. stein
br-4u-. s.q o. Jno flefsch Andres Hnluanr. esq
job. Lsns.fc,. etq. Lac j. Oliver. esg Tho bhIoN
GLIE CLUB $50 sftrla The e..roIs n ne lfd srr cor
aias iufina sfisli A. ID. faimsi, N "a. r. ntLary
RICHARD H. WOODS President.
% EYru. ts....i
& a. BH1f
IiEhiecuth Ward { uiun NadswoEth Club
N.s srlEf sf r above loo sA De held . - .ufirr %
HfuaiwfY ai1 tif..f. fr-uri.an 80 lai.n Con- irer
R1rfnsl "a TUESDAY EtfstNO. oct 70. ai o. Dr.lcr
oddly e 81 who o.e ticif Crrrtry o. fa ti0ifti7
VIA susln tie Who lss sven himself rrl 90. -
defend lls ~ 80 cut sai' Dads oi pro
.al noble s9t~I.. Hud. bon his noble frar-oty. O.
ssi o. .i-f,lns people % irran Tho o.
lov ~ will address the ni.~iing ihs Hon r
81 10. tir lion. JOUN 4. Nu6thOUN Wh LAIN
HtI.N. D. TIE Noa. tHAs. 4. PEABODY, nud ROBERT
" Low Hkk War Drmocfat. JEREMIAH LOliiKOP,
JAMES ~ THOMSON President
HHsHy UrEN1, t,... p,..,d.n,.
arus :. fmAsrTEtfs,1 49,
] fIifs Is touFrE. e..,.,..i.
7 D.. ; Hall
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srohstees Regiment, Headqufrt1s. n. gIl Br al.
- m hVl !, Colonel Co mfuding-ynis IL -
2 ssnght % wAioh patriotic ci H. whether drlt u
~. SHOULD make up his mind b0ouz ~ one caaip ign
service aud where rely GOOD tfrs.-
M d. ~ ~" association ikOESlDES hEGI5Eh - l.
secured. ~ -''"""Se ~ '-'"i'i9' WI -
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Invalid Soldiers Returning tom the NIF, pros.
trlted by disease exposure, will mud
LAURlE'S LIFE PILLS
Of ine,tinahe vsus TO their shattered constit lon.
THEIR SURPRISING EFFICACY in CASES Of FEVER
and AGuI aud Il, consequence have been admitted IA.
psssl'el,J. Price ) per bon ofioriy pills.
GEO BULPIN
General Assu, ioF thc United states,
No 5l2 Rrnndway. oppo.i,e 81. Nlcholas Hotel.
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MAIssII T. h.

DILL-BROWE the Rev W. smith VIM II. ~, q
Jersey.
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Seasons.

Seasons.
nv. ju,t completed my lir-e ana extensive
stock Of FAIL ard WINTER CLOTHING. not surpassed
As 70 VARIETY. TASTE, aid STf LII Ia th. city. The
CIlILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not
eauaed. Al which gill be sold very o~ pIce' Please
cali ..,.
y Il. BALDWIN.
Mo-. 20 aud q B)wsry.
The .is.s, store in the city.
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Twentieth ward Aroused for Wnd-worth an

twentieth Ward aroused for Wnd-weEth and
Trsmnin.-4I- r-OlLG5 uNluN Assoc lATiON Of
toe tAl.D Assembly % firr. and the IWENIIt1t
WARD hEFl tLlCAN ASSOCIATIONS. viii co1joiuay
bod Mas MD1flg Continental HAL Of sab Il
end ftl.av ca WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct -. A. e!
o'clock fdlfeses " n be- y iscfsd by the Hon HENk1
b STANTON JOSHUA 81 VAS corr eco and PHIL
n fKANhkNiElMEN, esq ANDKkAs MILLMASN,
req e1pcste1 20 BE- pr-s-1 PARTON Singing b. Arsn.
McDOi GALL SEYMOUR. ard CAMP.
CEO. ~. SEYMOUR. Fresdsnt Of Union Association.
AIoLFH NAr. Secretary. -
SAM III SINCLAIR
PRECEDENT OF Republican Association.
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Tronsides Rexirpcp, ,or W.. 80,

- FIRST vine Montis' Re. gi'lient-" iRoNslDEs'--
west Of brosd~ay. pays TEN DOLLARS exa bounty Nov
yonr tine bioe the D. az Coca comp logs sad poeslut
sssocistions Capt,,t DAVID D. TfDRy
EDWARD ABBOTT, D..
EDHAKD hfLPArnlcr LieuenantA
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The fourth Wnrd Republic Associations v
b.. T. .llEr u4,ciingon TUESDAY I'VE AltO oct islh
10 ? At ilea.qlastcrs 80. 90 tea 4, ., = O'clock
III. &. LEASH, President.
w PHaIH, (s.,.,,;
GAHnHTr NH '-N''''-.'-
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Nndsworth and the Uuion.-iNE Nfl SECOND
NAIlD trION ASsOtfAIiON.-4ls AssDcirtion will
meet Wssuson ish. 80. % g'b-ss. THIS (lucsday
LNtNiS6 ifh inst \ O'Clock. All ct,rn, favor o
vigorous prosecution o. the invited Z sttsnd.
~ order 4. NJ BlSlAOEA, 'Pre-iient
AfFHYr ItsCasrKH Secretary.
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nlternlh Md Mnd,worlh un,on CIub.-

fiitcrnfh Ward Ngdsworlh Union Cuba
uIe.ls of This alub Lea az Wright motel corner o.
Boad~ay and 'fh' james \. bn. la the chn Toe iul
Low ilg REGULATIONS motion, unhuiuous alopird-
Rssof,d That heartily prove AID indoe ~ hon.ns
.ous mad, a. DE Union oud Republican Convention hrii a.
h,acure SrptsaIhsf o. cad tina. pledge united ei
lons to secure the cleo ion Of IN. whole ticket
Ecarcf The Ia the nomination Of Cen james y Nsds-
worth the candidate fo Governor n tho Empire state Ne
have leader Ground whom I'll loyal rslya patriot
and s0di-Iani whose ssctlnn w not only sdf
additional honoi ron The but be triumph for the Ad
mfr.i.u Gnd Whose whole energies wa yo etrted 10
hold the Government aud put dow tho Rebellion.
ssrcf That ~ Lyutu iIenHn for liruionani Governor,
Oliver L.oue CaLi Commissiouer kndrets Ninan Tor
state Prison Inspector and Charles Hughes for CLERK Of
Court q ppo4s haye OF tfied integrity high attain
reus ant UNI icsonaae patriotism. aud httns stdaii
bearers IN 81 countfys peril whose love ~
country ae above party es and wose platform Is bound
un1n Tie Constitution end strengthening ~" bonds oil tho
Government aud the speedy crushing OF ia, Rebellion
Re-. cf That We believe this Rebellion would never have
assumed ia. sgnlgde iga hsd not the southern Rebels
been assured aid and comfort nom men Of thc seymour
strfe IN the North. 81,
R,s5red Thst We indofe the nomination made by 10"
p.ope Union Convention 81 ORiSON BLUNT for Congress
~ tie Elth Congregational District and we see In him tue
naming 81 COMPETENT honest for ,he place ma mat
Committee Of three he appointed from TIL, t!uD to state our
views 10 tn. Republican Union toBgles0nh Nominating
Conveutlon JAMES A. BIIuOs. President
i hssS1 ! a, n'ss Vie. Presidents.
Epsusp REsACn,
HFRusS q. CARTER. Secretaries.
JAAEs ). LahLKh,
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Union Climb will hold -, Star ll,etss OF TUESDAY
Oct Ish Headquarters. No 80 Fcsfft, at O'clock Al
citizens favor ~ thc election u the above anldiles afe 70
qncfted ~ attend AID slsi. roe roll
n II. HUELAT. Pr-sidout
RArSoSp CoNDoN. Secretary.
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All uousckrepers,
HOTEL KEEPERS AND EVERY PERSON
WILL SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
10y buying Sy Plated Ware Table Cutlery. Tea Trays
Door Mats Kitchen Table, Helrgetsor Brushes Brooins
COOKING UTENSILS,
every descr piion OF hou.e furnishing articles at
EDWARD p. BASSFORD'S GREAT BAZAAR.
Cooper Institute, In Aston place.
Illustrated Catalogues free
Cabinet Furniture,
At NANIFAtIi ktkS' PRICES.
slO000D worth offURNlIURE.
In consequences OF the falling OF IN wholesale business
otter Own Manufactured Goods to The public OF the
lowest prices. s,.
Consisting of Paror Library Dining. aud BEDROOM suites
made OF selected material aud ia tue latest iashionaoe s
All Goods warranted. .
Pleas. examine our goods before puTchasrg elsewhere'
We'll BRAUNSDORf ,,,,,,
Nos. I25 aud T.. RiVngfoust, bet. Essex anu .No'o
NJ B-tr.ud Essea and loustons stages pass close oy'
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Pensions, 800 Bounty, sad Pay Procured and Col
leced soldiers SaoTs aud the Relatives o! s-ch
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Division No ALI that portion lying within Canal, Bon
erv BaysgI Baxter Fr4nsin Broad~ay Walker, ard -
Eo,dway A..stant Asssssor Henry J.. Huichlricn No
fraaAiil.st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-23
CHEROKEE CJRE!

An UnfsiIing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impetency, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back Stone in the Bladder Obstructed and Difficult
Menstruation and all diseases caused by degiang from
the path Of nature, and induging in Self Pollution
By the use Of this Cure s improper discharges are re
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and fun vigorrestored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that sound mind and body are necessary to promote
connubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor dsbtsted yyorn down
and desPsirins devotss Of sensual pleasure VIII find re-
lief
is safe and pleasant IN taste, but Immediate in its
action eontsinng mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts in the form Of deicous
syrup.
Price 90 per bottle, Or three bottles for g., and for
warded by express to ali parts Of the world.
Sold BY all respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER & RlERWIN, Proprlstors.
Sole Propretors 65 Jefferson street near post Office
general dealers in all popular family medicines Mem
phis, Tenn.
Ez-sod in Memphis By all respoasi6ls drugsists
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NOTICE!

LOUISVILLE, KY, November l. 1861.
NTE beg TO advise friends and correspondents in
w the Couderate States, that our WALTER G. AN
DERsON has removed his residence permanently, to
Memphis, Tenn 10 which point they will please direct
all communications.
Address as follows
ANDERSON, DUNYHUB & CO,
noH daw3m MemDhis Tenn
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ERsee alv lrtiserue1t Of Ward s. HeCgeusud. whole
sale and retsi Druggists IT'S end III aa street. oppo
site Worshs,n House SEQ
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DR- THOs. Il SCARBOROUGH having located in
IL Memphis will eonfne himself principal to We
nerial dseases Syphilis, especially, be cured per-
manenty, without the use If Mercury. So certain am
Of suceess in al cases that under my Ia atment
that will pay the expenses in every cured
when governed by my directors Having long expe-
rienee practitioner of medicine in the diseases of
the South will attend 20 all the practice offered in the
OF Jefferson street ia5:m
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MEMPHIS, January 2lst, 1862
All contributions donations intended for the sick
aud woun1ed at the General Hospital shoul be direct
ed to me- and will be responsible fr their proper dis
trbuiion, and will duly acknowledge their receipt
through the press
JAMES NJ KELLER, P. A. G. s.,
jazz In Surgeon General Hospital
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ERN DEPARTMENT.

ERN DEPARTMENT
CoLUMBUs, Ky January l6 1902
THE Maj0rfeueTal commanding has EeaId with great
satisfaction from Colonel T. w. anti, and has read
ln the St Louis Republican Of the 9Th instant Of the
daring and brilliant feat Of Lieut.. p S5yaHk, Of Capt
rces csvslry, with faLr in attacking narau5ing
bscd Of thirteen hundred Of the enemy The attack
succ ssf5l to degree rarely eQusied IN he annals
Of war The enemy acknowledge f0ur killed and sen
wounded He ADMITS his cavalry retreated-0ur men
claim they killed i've the sp0t ard wounded twenty
one, If whom hXe died. Either statement makes
heroes Of tie brave who thus rei meet an en-
emy with Overwhs ming force Such EHmple Is
worthy Of the imitation of aN Southern nan The
Major Gene RAJ returns his thanks Lieut. SWauk snd
hs brave men-Matihew Ayrick, George holman. Joe
Danf rfh and Aionz0 Clarkfor thir bril- liant ii1srrs
tion OF southern vsor. Let Jbe soldiers Of ny com
msud defend southern soil in imitation 4 hsse brave
nssouriaus.
BY command Of Major General POLK.
GEO. WILLIAMSON
iaa2 lw a. a. General.