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Has stood the test of sevesa years
before the public and no PrepGr0-
tiOn for the hGtl. has pet been dis
covered that aOiLG produce the same
beneficial results. II Is an entirely
negU scientific discovery, combining
many of the most a10lUelIsA and re-
sfOrGtiUe agents In the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. - restores GRAY HAIR
COLOR. 1T makes the scalp sUtfte
and clean /: cures d01IdTtlT and
h,tlaOrs, and falling out of the
hair; and tOiU make 10 grOsO upon
bald heads, esccept IN very aged
persons, as it furnishes the 'lut1'i-
tiUe principle by which the han, Is
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
and Is WnsuT11G ssed as a III A 4 II
ESSING. 1t Is the cheapest
DreDdrdti0n eUer offered to the pli0-
tic, as one bottle 1UiH accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles Of any othei. 'a'epg1ratto1,'i. t,tn'1 h,
the First Medical Authority.
The wonderful results produced
bU OtEJ. SiciJiGfL Hair ReftetUeT haze
Induced ntG1tU to nlGnttfG cttt1'e pre-
DnratiOns for the Hair, under ga
i'iOus names and, In order to In
dttce the trade and the public to
haze resOYted to fdEsehOOd, by
claiming they 1Uere former part
9le9,s, or hail some connection sUtt3t
our Mr.. Hall, and their prepGrG-
| tiOn tVGS similar to ours. Do not
be deceived Dy them Purchase the
Ori0tndJ: 10 has 9teUer yet been
equaLLed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
I0tth certificates, sent free by mail.
See that each bottle has O1tT pTivdte
Revenue Stamp OUeT the top Of the
bottle. AL others are limitations.
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, H.
Sold BY all Druggist' and Dealers i" Medicine
febI2-ly &&
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e2s.

62s. HOOP SKIRTS, 629.
NEW SPRING STYLES, "cUR OWE MAKs,"
embracing every New and Desirable iSe style and Shape
Of plain snd Tlail HOOP sKIEIs,2, 2S, 2x, z, 3 sA,
ii eyeYy respect FRsr oUALrY, and especially adaptep
10 meet the wants Of FIRST Glass aud most fashionable
TRADB.
ouR OWN NAKs Of Hoop Skirts are lighter more eAs-
tic mora durable and really CHEAPER than any other
mske q either Single or Double Spring Skirt in the
American Market They WARRANTED In every rssPect
and whaFever introduced give universal satiEaetion
They are now being sxtensvey Sold by Retailers, and
every Lady should try them. -
Ash for Hopknis Own Make aud see that each skirt
ia STAMPED "W. T. HOPKINS MANUFACTURES. o2s
ARCH Street, PHILApAn No orHERs ARE dEEuINH.
Catalogue containing style, eiEs and RETAIL PRIosN.
vsnt to sny addresb Uniform and Liberal DISCOUNT
Allowed 10 DRALuA. Orders by mail or otherwise,
promptly and carefully hled-WHoLRaALE and hATAiL,
| Il Mandatory and sAlssrooms, t.sss
No. 628 Arch Street, Philsd's.
SKIRTS made 10 order, altered aud repaired.
TEHtls rEr CASH. ONE PAIGE ONLY
| a. ,,,ars-IOm
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W DUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THB INJURIOUS
i effects Of Face Powders and Washes, All such RENE
dies close up the pores Of the skp aud In short time
destroy the complexion. If you would have . fresh.
healthy and youthful Appearance use Hembold's Ex-
tract Barsaparllla.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-04-26

OF every description with the most r1yins rssnIt
BY his NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICAL ELkoFhlolTf,
system Of practice based strictly on scientific principles
thorough knowledge Of which IL not only necessary IN
order TO asure successful treatment, but without whieh
tbe application Of Electricity n any form s but DANCE
rous sxpernent We give below list Of diseases 70 the
treatment Of which this system Is especially adapted and
in which we have behn most successful
Amanrosis blindness from paralysis Of thaoptio nerve
ameuorrh@a interruption or retention OF the mehaes
aphona suppression the voice, aAhmA, ague ehilis,
cboroN st Vitus dance constipation, eatArrh eonaump
ton in s early stages cough, choroa eodness Of ieet
and hands cramps cancers, Deafness when rom para
lyas Of the acoustic dyspepaai dAbets, dIopg
astulenoe gravel goitre hyaera, hip disease, imPo
tence lumbago, liver complaints loekJaw, neuralgA,
nervousness piles, palsy, rheumatism, spinal disease
In uterine ior womb disease Its value cannot be es
matad Prolspsus mlsplAcement ucerAtions and other
forms Of womb diseases promptly relieved and permA
nently cured in an Incredibly short space Of time.
REFERRNcEs.
We have the pleasure OF referring those who may wish
to undertake Electrical treatment TO the following well
known citizens Of wilmington and Vicinity, who have
been treated by u.s. and Witnessed our otnes'
Joseph Bringh uTFt, 2l9 West street.
Edward h. Rice, SOL shipey street.
W H. NaH, East Fourth street.
Charles II. dordon, 92i Market street.
George Cleand corner of Seventh and Washington nts
n IT. Jones, corner Of Fifth and Market streets.
VIM L. Rudolph all Market street.
| Dr. Washington Russell, OhrisuAnAp Del. ~
Walter Y. southgate, teo1o
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Dr. schenck's Mandrake pills.
A Substitute for CafomeI.

These Pills are composcd Of various roots,
having the power 20 reliix the secrsfinns OF the
liver as promptly and cffcctually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any uf those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the ia,trr
In oil bilious disorders these Pills NAV be
used with confidence as they promote the dis
charge 9f ritiaied bile, and remove those OBJ
structions from the liver and biliary daets.
which are the cause Of bilious affections in gen
eral
SrgrvrS's MASphtEE PILLs cure Sick Head
anhc, and all disorders Of the Liver, indicated
by sallow skin, coated tongue, eostireness,
drowsiness. aud general feeling Of weariness
and lassitude, showing that the liver Is In sor
pia or obstructed condition
In short, these Pills may be usad with adyan-
tage in all cases when pnrgatiye or Alternative
medicine Is requlrcd.
the Doctor are on the Government stsmp--one
when In the iasts,age OF Consumption, and the
other IN his present health.
ffiis, and observe that the Two lkcncsSes of
Please ash for ssDr. Schcack's Mandrake
Sold by all Drggglsts aud dealers. sriee rs
oenrlpef hoy. Principal Office, No. rs North
OH Street, philadrlphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents Deuns Barnes
\ Co., ~ Pack Row, New York \. \. fiance,
los baltimore st., baltimore, Nd. John D..
parke, \. y. cor. of Fourth and Walnut ST.,
cineiunaii, Ohio; Walker a Taylor. 1876 4 lsc
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III. Collins Broth
efs, southwest corner of See.nd and Vine St.,
St Louis, Mo.
ySag 3s'i 81 dec. 27,ht& sth W. i yr.
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The following is the most cxplicit
account Of the cannon, said 10 have
been invented By Louis Nspolcou.
which We have met with in the isrcira
flies. Il is taken from Toulouse IA
per:
"The trial Of the nev small cannen.
the most terrible arm s.H invented con-
tinues at Mcuion. Noue know thcir
mechanism, except the ARTILLERY oi6cers,
who direct the experiments Capnon.
carriages, and ammunition are broacht
in leather yalises, aud the trials tsks
place behind a screen Of plsuks. An
that can be known IS that ii two thou
saBd Eve hundred metres these srn,s
seud a perfect had Of balls against !
target two metres high snd one brosj.
At that distance the balls pierce x
iron piate two centimctrcs thick. Eack
cannon can FIRE twenty shots 10 ! nisr
nte, and two men suffice for The /, ~
port Of the arm, the carriage, The an
nluuiticu. &c, Lately these guns were
tried against a clunsp of trees ii 6Itean
hnudred metres tneafly % Englink
mile. The trecs were moved dovh ID
q few minutes, Ike d corb6eid 81 !
steam moving machine. Ifisfsicl.}fsI.
Five or AK men armed with such n
eugiac could destroy whole feSinenI
in few minutes.p = NJ 81 :. ,s .s''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Br. wTsTER's RArstM or
Wild CHERRY.

Inthe whole history Of medical discover.
les NO HgSEpr has performed so many or
sneh remarkable cures q tl,e Numerous af
feciions Ofthe THnoer, Lvscs, and cHEsr,
as This long tried and justly celebrated Bal.
sam. So generally acknowledged Is the
superior excellence Of thisfeinedy hat bu,
few ofthe many who have tested iis yatues
by experience faiI to keep il at hand AZ
speedy and certain cnre for sudden attacks
Of totf--fnIly f,clisying that It's remedial
powers arc comprehensive enough to en-.
brace every form Of disease, from tbe Sigh.
test cold 70 lhe most dangerous sysltom Of
pulmonary complaint.
< UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From REv. FakxcIs Lospelt, Pastor Of
U,e South Congregational Church, Bri,lqe.
port, Connecticut.
~ consider 4 dnty which I owe 10 snf
ieriug humanity 20 bear testimony To the
virtues Of Dr. Wistars BnIsan of Wild
Cherry. have used ii---when have had
oceasion for any remedy for Coughs, Colds
or Sore Thruat--for many Years, aud never
10 n. single instance has Il failed 10 relieve
and cure me- have frequently been very
hnarse on Saturday, and looked forward 10
the delivery oftwo sermons on the following
dny with sad r,isgisings, but by liberal
iase Of the iialsNn MY hoarseness has inya.
rlably been removed, and | have preached
4. 4 L. e..
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Advice 10 rcmales.

Now, girles, only think Of il as there
are four times as many females An there
are males in the world, / think the p,en
can have ? enfy TO choose from, but YOU
have but few; and, girls, when YOU arc
looking QUE for . husband. set n seus;.
Die one. with . soni 10 his body. /
mean one who viii take care Of von
himself, aud the family have as li,,le
as possible g d. With flees or fashion.
able gents, as they mnnage to take The
heart, aud then il leads 10 unhappy or
bad results. Very good looking men
scarcely ever make good husbands. but
i you do find one make sure of him
Don't triae with the men, because van
may be sorry for it when il is too
late.
AT eighteenl ssas considered a beam,
tilul young wcinan | was coasiders-
bic OF a cccnette, aud loved to show INV
power over the nsen. ! almost destroy
ed my happiness by my las: trial. Il
was loved by a young ulan named An
gustns Edwards, and bc met with INV
favor. ] determined one evening 20
put his love 10 the test aud have the
pleasure Of seeing him on his knees be.
fore me.
When he came, / met Inn with +.
cold bow, aud no smile. He, looked
very mnch surprised, aud asked u,e
what the matter was.
"Mr Edwards / answered axou
have placed your affections on me. sup.
posing they were returned"
Il thought 50, certainly, he rcpI;ed.
He turned very pale, aud tightly grasp
ed the chair he was staudipy hy
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ERR0Rs or YOUTH.

rsiitlcmau whn IN early life was victim
to that dehassg yise 81 common To youth.
tary Emissions and NerYons Pre.tratioa and
came near ending his days IN hopeless misery.
tftrr nsinr numerous reiaedirs without success.
he obtained frem q fricnd some simple rules and
prescriptions that effected a permanent cure
On behalf ef snarripg humanity he viii send
the same free Of charge 10 all who may desire
IL Address EDGAR TREMAfyE,
octl9ly Station D. nIbls lieusn. n. Y.
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srace,s CeIebrntea saI.e.


from 1Ir. +. IpcKRa, Depot Master al
Salisbury, Mass,
81 hare been troubled for years with
bad hnmor. somet'pes ogtwardiy and some.
times inwarslly. Daring the past summer
il manifested itself more than usual out
wardly. and used your Salye. All signs
Of il have since disappeared, without Affect.
ing me inwardly, indicating, | think, the
eradica,ing nature Of the Salfe.
SEru W. fowLx 4 Sox, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold BY Druggists al 20 cts. d box. Sent
by mail for s5 cts. oct. s,--im.
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BAIL Ntyles!

TIME undersigned has on hand, and is
1 constantly receiving, new goods, CON,
prising in part,
fashionable Millinery,
Dress Trimming,
Hoop Skirts,
liseef fe Coraets;l M 81
Gloves, Hose,
9 sef - @ Shawis. Furs Sc,.
Which sheis oaaring at such prices as
will. she hopes, continue to insure her the
liberal patronage OF her friends,
ctl5.lm N MRS. LUPToN.
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ERRoRs oF YnnTH. MI.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nerypas Debility. Prsns,arr Decay. and al
the effects n yoethfel indiscretion, Will, lof the
sake nf sntsnfing hais'Anity 4rndgree 10 all no
need II. the recipe and airections for makinr
the simpie rcmedy hy which Ne was cured. *
Sniferrfz mishins toi prnGi hy ths adsert;scf's
expeficheS can Do 50 by addressing. ID perfect
csns'fe.ce, JOHN B. d<sDEN,
may1s-Iy 81 Cedar Stfoet. New York.
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!. w WEsTMINSTER MD. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1861 "
Notice of Election.

DY,,r,,e or a-,6oy;l, vSsta -. :.
Is sheriff Of Carroll coauly, ns,iee il
hereby given 70 the legal and qualified 80.
tiers q Carroll county. that sn election viii
~ ne'q =, w asas Iiaees u nniail'g e,cc.
roll eoru,S = Ii'S'' I - y = N'''
~, ,hs Tas.,y,,,, 49,, ,.i,,s. o.. =. !,
w..1,','s. ~, ~ ~"
-''"""y. oe'"y 'Ae ,ofh "'y y
~ ~ H''e"ce', ioc1
ipf the purpose oi eieetlng one person
to ee UQvernor oi the stateof Marylr q.
one person to be Attorncy General.
ohc pe'son % be CLERK Of the Court of
f'la APPEALS,
.ssfs Peraen 70 pc OontptFoller OF the
ysssia0b M lseasury,
one person TO pc Snperint andent OF La
ber and Agrlculture-
eue persan :" represen. SarfoH county
:. sieil tue eenateet sfaryiand.
tSnr persons 10 represent Carroll cOunA
IL ia the House az Delegates
~ OF MARYLAND
~. - i3's'e ,gqr
one P',sVn 70 oc Snicl JnuEe' oil ias
rum 5uhclai I'reult OF
tIars I .ttI
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MERCHANT TAILORING,
Sherlf.s Notice Of Lien Law,

Il y and by yirtne of the provisions Of Ar.
IL ticlc Gl of the Maryland Code of Public
General Laws. Na
WHgREAs a writ of scfrs fdcias has been
issned ont Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county. by Augustus iledding, against Joel
n. bollinger, reinrnabie ON the Second
Monday Of November, 1886, and to mo di-
reeted. for the purpose OF recovering the
sum Of three hundred andthirtynine dollars,
with interestand costs, claimed as a Lien
for work and labor done for and about the
repairing and Improvement ofa Grist Mill,
owned BY and situatad on the farm Of the
said Joel X. Boilinecr.
1he esaid Grsf Mill 20 az aforesaid re-.
paired is Quilt partly Of Brick and partly Of
Frame, six stodes high and FORTY seven feet
long aud thirty six feet vide. and q located
on a tract Of land situated 10 Carroll eonnty,
which was conveyed to the said Joel X.
{ HBotlinger by abraham y. Zents and Wife,
By, deed Of eonreyance dnted on The 2lst slay
Of March, A.. d., 1865, and duly reco, ded
aninug the land records or Carroll county,
IN Lsnor " a. Mex !. No. ~, folio 8, &c.
/ Now, therefore, NOTICE il hereby gwen in
pursuance Of said Article 81 OF the Narsland
yJodc u Public General Laws, ID all claim.
ants and nsintercsted to be and appear
before the said Court on the Seooad lfsadny
lcf Noresabc,, 1867, ID, show canseif any
Thing they know o. hnSe 10 say, why the
said sun Il nioney shave nNned Mould NOT
sbe lssiedefil,e said friIiines 10 the use OF
the said Augustus Rodaine. aecording 10 tlsr
tenor and ailc4t Of The. Maryland Code d
Public General Laws, s
X JACOB u. HOPPE.
sua1r ff n Shcr;l a - f,,r,.. N ~. -
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TO coNsuNPTtyEs.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON viii scnd
(fres of chafec} q aii rho desire Il. thc Pre-
seripticn with The difrriions for making and
uring the simple remedy hy which ha wss rursd
81 1 lung sfrction and ,hst dread discnsc Con-
san'r,ios. His anly object il q bsneftthe a.
6ictt1 and he hopes every sufferer viii ny this
prescription. Is Il vii r1<t them n0fhinr, and
mar prove blessing fles-e s9drexs
No 1ss South Second Street, WiiiismsbusgA,
New York. mag sfalr
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What al acquisition that xo613 -
for the Republican party, which = jun6
now waahirg Is dirty linen il ppblic.
= Noyscsch 1dserfisrr.
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y
IT OPEN to-day the largest aud cheapesi
il stock or New. Goods, that have, ever
been offered 10 the pccpir efthis county,
consisting If Cloths. Cassieaeres, Sattinetts
&c, OF an the different and latest styles.
Ny Goods have been purchased in PhIla
dclphia and Baltimore, for the cash. and |
am enabled to oiier them nt such prices as
.willnot fail to please. a tall Is solicited.
( ocil7 ee6 n. 1. GoRSurH
lANT0N Flannels7- 2pcis, best. 25eis.,
Aat Nj. Gorsuch'a.
I(tAIlcoES q l2l, y and y cts, at
" Es@s8Hasst a72r N. I. Gorsuch's.
CaDTns fot EheIish .Iaekess and Cloak
u ines, of beaasiiul STYLES, u es esia
octl1 NJ. |. Gorsachs.
rT,IIE iarges, and eheapest stock Of Boots and
Shoes 10 this City, for s1ie lDwat
oct H. Hood 4 Jfiifsa's.
rINHE --latest styles Of Hats and capast
J. if'es q AeAsH''.
3 BEAUTIFUL line n Ladies Kid, Morocco
and lasting Boots high cut, Al
90. n. Hood q ifinenss.
sUpEEIoR s.sarsness cf ca.simerss and
N Cloths, a Haei & Ainsn's.
4 BEAUTIFUL nps II chilarn,s wrap
"A pings, rssds nA-ie,st Hood 4 AiasA's.
n AEGn and varied assexsnent sf osscps
i 4 ware Al Hoei Nif,sa's
CtANPETs and on c;sih. Al
\ sectI1g Heod a Hl1sA'..
i
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fYsffE County Commissioners for Carroll
Cuarty win ineef nj their Olliee, III
Westminster. on the Finsf MONDAY Of
NovrxssH 1851 for the trliusartion Of
buapeSs.
LEylyAtFNuxF.
\ octiolA cievk.
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rny- afy large and varied stock has been
bought for the cash. For sale at short
profit, call before purchasing.
JOHN i, REfrSNIDER.
Westminster, sep2G .s&
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II AIDES, w.H. III. Cioatfy has just TOO
u 4 eeiyed q spiepaiA Fall Stock Of Balmo.
raj Caters and Baitop Boots, q nc lstezt
NY jog. call and exnpiiiie, opposita Catholic
Church, Westminster. Il 'sss "a ssree
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Happiness or Miscry.

The victim Of youthful indisereicu destroys
biz happiness ruins bis prospeets for social en-
and ends bis life IN misery bat by the timely
asc Of the long tried and falthtnl remedy
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1 STRANGE CASE In COURT.
A Prisoner with One Foot in
the Grave brought 10 Trial.
4 Negro Charged with Mule
Stealing.
lie is Taken Before the Court
and not Expected TO Live.

A most singular occurrence took place
at Raleigh yesterday which created quite
a sensation in hat little town, and
proves the capacity Of negroes providing
for themselves to be a failure. This is
another instance where the master Of
the poor slave has proved the negroes
best friend. It appears that while the
federals were ~ransacking the neighbor-
hood of Raleigh, a negro boy named
Wash Cole, belonging to a planter Of that
vicinity named Bond, left with them in
search of freedom. Shortly after the
conclusion of the war, Wash being IN
able to provide for himself, took to steal
ing, and some nine moaths ago robbed
some parties Of several mules. He was
shortly afterwards arrested and lodged in
the county jail. In the meantime con-
sumption, which he had contracted in
his search after freedom, commenced
10 pray upon his constitution, and con-
fuement was but a lever to push it to the
verge Of death. Yesterday, after being
in Jail for eight months, he was saken
before the criminal court, which is now
sitting at Raleigh, for trial. The POOR
fellow was so low with disease that he
could have well been called a man with
one foot in the grave. He had lost ali
his flesh, the skin was falling from his
hands, and so much did be resemble a
skeleton that Mr.. Hsllum, who was en-
ployed as the prosecuting attorney, said
he would not proceed against that
man for a million of dollars. 1t was
well seen that poor Wash could not live
much longer, and he was Stunned, on
account Of his lOathing condition by
every one. The judge, under advice, dis
charged the poor negro, when Mr.. Bond,
Wash's old master, stepped up and took
charge Of the negro, saying that be
would take care Of him as long as he
lived. In this instance, as in all cases Of
this kind, the southern nan proved the
friend of the poor African.
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NOTICE.
.l,.,.slnnI COTTON Plantation for sa

,NTAFNTN $40 acres. entire section under
enc. NJ ia high state OF cultivation good
.-.rne dwelling house with nve rooms. gin
M m GOOD order. plenty OF good water, good
r.qru. fodder. may oats, CON- EI-uE hogs
-Irrk of every kin usually found on "a farm.
utensils Of all kinds ia fact everything COM
IIefe 10 carry on a well conducted iarm for sale
Isrse number Of the hands now on lhe place
-gIl remain, ifdaslrs1. Ia a good nHa-Lnf lona-
ft9n convenient 70 church and schools and
-lary convenient 90 The ailroad-about thirty
ave miles from the city. PARTIES calling soon
..au make liberal and easy teraIs- For further
tnforulntlon calloA IEFFREoS, kLACkW kLL
~ 90. No. 30 Main street, Memphl Tenn.
Tbis farm is offered for thirty days, as the party
nov on DO will keep everything in good order.
and get hands 70 work the place, aud VIII de
aver everything over % the puroh -sef, and
80 frnuuefiafp possession dec5 lm
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CCExBTEEETAL

OFFICE or The DAILY APPEAL,l
MEMPHIS February 3, 1867, s PM.
weekly Review.
Business during the week has been
very fair in all branches. The opening
Of the river has caused a falling of in
prices Of many articles, as viii be seen
by our quOt2tIoDs. The dry goods mar
ket has been quite active for the season,
and large orders were flied during the
week. Cotton goods OF all kinds are
firm, with a decided upward tendency.
The boot and shoe trade has also been
fair, and prices are firm at our quota
tons. Memphis stands among the fore
most cities in the United States in this
line of goods. We received during the
past year, from Boston alone. the
enormous quantity Of Is, 726 cases of
boots and shoes. The whole number Of
eases received in the state was -, 1900, of
which Memphis, it will be seen, has re-
ceived more than all other points COM
bined. This trade is rapidly growing.
and merchants from the interior are be-
coming convinced that they can select
from as well assorted stocks and at lower
rates in u city than elsewhere.
COTTON The market during the
week did not vary much until Saturday,
when u~nfavOrable advises caused afalling
Off of fully lc on all grades. We give
the stated the market from day to day !:
WEDNEsDAY-The market was quite
active early in the day, and large sales
were made at our quotations of yester-
day. The evening dispatches, which
were not favorable, had the effect OF
weakening the feeling, and buyers were
shy.
THURsDAY-Tbe market was firm dur
ing the day, with good demand for low
grades. Holders were not anxious to
sell at previous quotations, but generally
asked 3I4c for middliBg Of a bright style.
The transactions of the day VIII foot UP
heavily.
FRIDAX-The demand for low grades
Of cotton still exists, while those of a
better quality were neglected during the
day. The market was heavy, and hold
ers not as firm as on yesterday. A few
sales Of middling took place at our
former quotations.
SATUKDAY-The market was dull and
prices declined. Middling sold at zoe.
MONDAY-The market to-day was
quiet and steady, with 3 fair inquiry but
few transactions. Holders are holding
on in Anticipation Of better prices, and
are not disposed TO make concessions.
Buyers cOnfine their purchases mostly to
the filling of small orders at Saturdays
figures.
rO-DAY-The market was ~lifeless, with
very few sales to note. Middling was
bought at % to- 30c. 1t took a very bright
style to command the outside figure.
Receipts for the month of January, 4,44I
bales shipments for the same time.
44,229 bales. Stock on hand February
LIST 20 500 bales