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rney are especially recommended to olergymen, pub
Icspeskers and persons OF literary habits and sesen
tary Life, who require free dIgootcn relish for food,
and clear montsl faculties.
Delicate females and wesk persons aSs Certain TO md
In theae Bistors what they have long looked for
They purify. strengthen and inyisorato
They create healthy appetite.
They are en- antidote to change Of wster and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation a1d late hours.
Thoy strengthen the systarp and epliven the mind.
They prevent Eaiasrnstlc and Intermittent fsvsrs.
Tney purify tho breath and aciaty of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbua.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bittoss in tho world They make
the weak man Rtona and arc exhausted nstures great
regtorer.
The following startling and emphatic statements can
be seen st our Office.
Letter Of Rev. E. f. onANs Chaplain Of the 1O7tblt'ew
York Regiment:
MEAN Aoau1A oRErs. March 4th. 1868.
OwingIo the great exposure and terrible decomposi.
don after the attle Of Antetam was utterly prostrat-
ed end very Eck. MY stomach would no. retain medi
circ An article called Plantation Btters, prepared by
DR.. DRAkE OF New York, was prescribed to give me
strength and an appetite To my great surprise they
gave mo immediate relief Two bottles almost allowed
me 10 ioin lay regiment Ihaye since seen
hom used IN many cases. and free to gay for hos.
pisal or private purposes know Of nothing Like sen
Rsv. L. 4. CRANE, Chaplain.
Letter rom tho Rev. II. {. GnDs ST. CIairsrrle Pa.
GE;rLHagN:--you were hind enough, on former oc.
casion to serd me half dozen bottles Of Plantation
Blttsrs for So 90. My wife having derived so much
benefit nom tho Of these Bters, desire or to
continue the and you win please ssad us az bottles
more fer tho money eRclosed.
1 EN-, very truly, yo-rs,
II. GILOs, Pastor Ger. Rei. Chur:a,
soLDIEgs' EcMR, stPErINTENDENT's 0rsToE,
C1sCHEAT1, ONO, Jan. 18th, 1858.
have given your Plantation B!terS to hundreds OF
CIR nobo soldiers who stop here, more or loss disabled
rom various csuses and the effect is marvellous and
gratifying.
Such preparation as this IL heartily wish IN syery
family III every hospital and at hand on every battle
Geld 6. w. D. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
DR.. ". 4. CKuDg Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont BE.
aIraent writes:-"I wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Bltters They are the most effective, per
feet and harmless tonic ever used"
Wp.4AnD's HoTEIs
WASHINGTON, D. O., May 22d, 1853.
GEsTLRMEN:-we require another supply OF your
Plantation Bittsrn, tho popularity which daily In.
creases with the guests cf our house.
Respectfully.
SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
&C. &c. &c. &c. &c.
Be sure that every bottle bears tho facsimile Of
signature on steel plato liable, with our private stamp
over the cork
P. Ill. DRAKE & CO.,
NO. 2O2 BROADWAY, NY
Sold by oil respectable Druggists, Physicians Grocers
Saloons and country Hoteldcalers.
April Is thstulyr
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman. New York-Jno Theo
Getty,
my l. Trenholm.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York.
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Consisnecs per south Carolina Railroad,
August 8.

August y.
Aoe balcs Cotton az bales Yarns 984 bags Wheat 339
FaIor 10 Shs Rosn 45 casks Clay &C. To Street
Ress Pass CO. Roach, railroad Agent stenhouse Co.
Muks Martin. De09 iIeT,I Mnter son &C; Sapt
s. Iaa, Ia NJ stovin " Gurney Campsen Co. Hogan,
E es Lorentz, Z Rodgers Co. Smith, NJ cald-
we'll Sons, D L Glen. Pritchett, D Busch.
co,s;.rees ner Northeastcrh Railroad.
August 8.
ON hills Nava, Stores. 81 bags Flour = bags Corn,
c0Z S stooS DSS csrs Lumber Mdze &C. Webb Stem
Souse CO. Adger & Co, W Corwin 4 Co. Holmes
& stoney A Robinson L Co. hyan, Le9G ~ Neioe,
q Pritchett s D Stoney, Pearsoi' = Soauen'
Marshali, Jr, Ensow l. Co.
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Exports OF Rice, Naval Stores and Lumber
from the Port Of Charleston, from Septe'r
Ist tn August 8. 1867.
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HrTHE SALE CT TIE PLANTATION BIT.
TIERS Is without precedent In the history Of the world
There ia no secret In the matter They arc at once the
most speedy, strengthening heslthrsSsofcr ever dis
covered. It rsqures but single trial to understand
this. Their purity can always be relied Upon. They
rre compogoa OF the celebrated CaIssya Bark oascara
Bark, DsndSlion Chnmonile Flowers, Lavender
Flowers, Winterereen, Aaise, Cloverbuds, orangepee
snaso-,oc., Caraway. ooriander. Burdock,
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IMPORTANT OERrIIuaTEa.

IMPORTANT CERTIFTUATES
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, December a3, 1851.
Messrs P. II. DRAKE & COL have besn great suf.
srer from Dyspepsia for three four years. asd had
sbandon my profession. Absut three months ago I
tried the Plantation Btters cnd to my great 10y am
now nearly we'll maa. have commended them In
several CAGES and, far as know, always with signsI
benefit. lam. respectfully yours,
Rey. J, g. OATEORN.
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P. z. DRAKE & CO., New York.
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THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY G. r., AT
50 per annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-for which app
10 our Agent. Mr q. p. SLIDA., at the Mills House.
3ItQS. b y r II. aRENEKER,
November Rasspss and Pyopr1etors,
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PHILADELPHIA, iC;h Month, 18th Day, 1852.
REapEcTzD FaEND:-My daughter has been much
benefited By the OF thy Plantation Rttsrs, Thor
wilt serd mo two bottles more
Thy friend, Asa CUERIN,
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slalLGA SlMILgBls GURANTUR.
HomGoPATH1c SPECIFICS

rvAvE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE zxPE-
Ill RIEECE, an entire stcceas Siuple-P Pronpt-Em-
aient and Rslable They sre the only medicines par.
tecly adapted to popular useso simple that istaRes
csnnot be made In using them; harmless ss to be
tree from danger and 30 efficient to be alwsyS res
BILE They have raised the highest commenaation from
ii, and win always render satisfaction.
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF TIE MOON.
r;rat o. 7tb 1h 49m morn Last G. 22d 4h. 20m.
TnlI M 18TH Ali. 2Oui. even New NJ. Goth, H. 49, morn
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MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH, WHICH
lYE precarous. and their recovery despaired OF,
do now with grateful emanations to the AlWise Dis
poser offer heartfelt thanks for this timely remedy Dur
ing the short time sinceits public introduction into use,
the Originator has most happily realized her most san,
gine expectations in manifestations issuing from all
quarters Of its unparalleled curative properties for in no
case where has been administered with regard to d
recons and persevered in, has 1t failed In its beneficial
results.
In resortng to this remedy the invalid can depend
upon the safety Of every article in it, preparation and
while it acceerates the heahful reactions Of each
and vessel the mind can bs perfectly free from appre-
hension any subtle ingredient being nsinuated into its
composition.
The appetite which improves under its administration,
is at liberty to indulge prudently in whatever nutment
palatabe, digestive and wholesome, and while 1t is no
more than proper to avoid exposure fresh cod fear
need be entertained of any liability under this Of
treatment to induce it. It is q pleasant AROMATIC
CORDIAL quite agreeable to the taste and lung
vvyer and balsam of health it is distinguishing itself
without precedent and trust WILL ere long, claim for
itself general accamaton for It's unrivaled efficacy.
For sale by the Proprietress, Mrs. CECILIA RoDRI-
CUES northwest corner of MEETING AND SOCIETY
STREETS, and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE $1.25.
ADril 1yr
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

-, rrr WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, AUaUsT 8, 1867.
orTroN.-The fat condition Of the Liverpool market
which has quoted dding Uplands at 1OAd. during the
weak has not prevented the stfening Of prices here
which under an improving market at New York. has ad
yanced from half to cent q b. since our last re-
Fort Low Mlddngs having opened at 25c and Middling
Uplands at 26c. b. and closed at 25@25Ac. for the
former and 26X@27c b. for the latter, the rates be-
ing IN many cases quite irregular, buyers frequently
paying good lot Of the staple prices above our quo
tsons This rally ofprces here, in the face OF weak
market at Liverpool owing to the very light STOCK OF
the article in this country the amount on hand parcu
lary of good qualities being hardly sufficient TO carry
the American manufacture: over to the new crop Inc
following s report Of the transactions In the staple
here for the week just closed:
On Friday, August the market was Irregular prices
being difficult to quotes but the rates in some cases were
decidedly rmer Sales 4s bales; Good Ordinary being
quoted at 24c, Low Middlng at Csc, and Mddhng Up
land at go perb
On Saturday the market nearly bare OF purcha-
sers and but little cotton to be had the business was
almost nominal; sales bales the basis OF previous
prices.
On Monday the market Arme- but Irregular sales
1A2 bales Low Midding being quoted at 2Sa25H ana
Middhng Uplands st osa27c. pc. tb.
On Iue61ay, I'll dlIuUot os@At fA~S~ ~
tnued stiff; sales 80 bales Low Mdding being quoted
at 25a25K Middlng at 2ska27c, and Strict Middng at
2Sc. per b.
On Wednesday, the market was quiet; sales 50 baies
at the quotations Of the day before.
Yesterday the demand was light, and some ransac
lions were at easier rates. Sales 40 bales: say at a.
a. &C. a. 25X at 27. % at 27k. We quote Low Mid
ding, 25a251k; Middhng. 31sa27.
-. x<r,r
S. krd Uppd. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept 1. 1856. 2S5 $500
Recetved from August to z, 1851. l.SS 8 oS1 81
Received previously l4z'ooz ioos
,asSs Total res'ipssi ia md R. i'sOo $4,000 i'
since Auc. q '87: rs 2,S57 Ill
Previously -. 1852 16,752 1o,ss7
1s, 425 14s,1os 1o,47s
Stock on hand and ON shipboard.... 80 22s 1855
sA,n TINE LAST YEAR.
.,,. :, ,.,, 81. , 1859 $ rs g. gIss lsiS R;ss iss
Received from August to 8, 1885,. 10 TS .:::c;;
Received preuouay 6SA6 loloSo S,soa
Eposnl os.s. s I'd Vp'a Ries:
fasSd Previously aS; = .....65i2 ss,sss .as7s
$50 9s,6s so,27
s Total exports. ...0.6l2 ss,ool sN
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port OF Charleston, August 8, 1857.
VESSELS UNpRn 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS coAsTTNG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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hA emile was on her Mp-hesith waa In her look
strength in hor etep, End In her hands-PLAszA'
TOE BIrTEns."
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Another wonderful ingredient, OF great usa among
the Spanish ladies' Of South America, impsrtng besuty
TO the complexion and brsncy to the ina Ia yet IN.
known to the commerce Of the wcrld and Ne withhold
its name for thepresens,
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON August ustT.-TuRPENTisE-No change
In prices About $50 bbls received to-day and sold at
S3 46 for SOFT and 81 Tx for hard p 2S0 lbs.
SPIRITS TuRpENINE-Market is quiet. Sales OF only
about Is bbls at 53kc p gallon.
Ros-ls quiet to-day and the sales are only 318 bbls
$2 80 for Common s. for strained s3 12s rs for No
q &aA 90 for No ], and Sc for gItra Pale
IAa-259 bols changed hands at 50 p Dbl
do do ct u 20 p buahel
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Be sure that every bottle bears the facsimile Of
signature on steel plato table, with private stamp
over thp cork
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Z AUGUSTA, August st7.-F1sANc1sI-GoLD-B br
at 40 and sell ct 142
CorroN-There was good demand DURING tho fol
part of the day but owing to decline OF 70 in Il
northern Market at noon we quote Mlddhng 25c salt
Of te day ss follows at at 49, at "a; 1S at 25;
At 96H; 10 at 49, Sat 26; at 26A, and bales at az
sales 81 bales Receipts Is bales.
Z WHEArEWhite 81 SOa2; red 81 75a1 80
CoRs-S1 65a1 60.
rib Sides 18a18X; clear Sides 1919.
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judgement 90 3 and debt $685. S. damage

oos J"uuklntub anu Ncnh No-o1 u uAlnhHco,
ss2 80.
Messrs. Pitser Miller, ]. Rice and
Jacob Alexander were worn In as petit
jurors, and Messrs, Cooper, Todd and
Simpson excused from the same. p. J.
Mulvibill, Esq, was sworn in a an at
torney 10 this court.
The matter Of application for hsheas
corpus. in the case Of Milliken, who was
arrested by the United States forces, and
who is detained by them at La Grange,
came up before Judge Trigg yesterday.
The writ prayed for was granted, and
made r~etarnable on Monday next. The
question Of military trials in Tennessee
will be tested in this case by Attorney
General Wallace, who is acting as coun-
sci for Millikin.
Noah H. Swayne, Esq, associate jas
tiee Of the supreme court, Is expected
daily TO arrive in the city for the purpose
OF holding the circuit court, this being
in the circuit allotted to Justice Swayne.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsFATE-Thurs-
day, September l2.-Wm. Bail to Dun
"a MacLean. trustee, to secure $40,
being 20 feet Of lot No. 16 OF the Parker &
Davis subdivision, 20 feet byI45 feet near
the southeast corner Of Rawling place
and Lauderdale street; James Elder ct
al. TO P. G. Meath, deed, SIS, 500, lot 20
by 50 feet at the Observation-Disclosures of
Adams and Second streets, being 80 feet
on Adams street p. G.. Meath to D. II.
Poston ct al, trust deed, to secure note
FOR SlS,6OO, same property above men
toned.
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The QUARANTINE.-At a meeting OF
the joint committees Of the board ofhealth
and aldermen, held yesterday morning
at the office Of DR.. W. Z. Rogers. the
following proceedings were had:
DR.. Irwin 10 the chair. Presant-Al-
dermen Cochran, Ruffin and Amis. Drs.
Otey and Sim. The Chairman stated
that the result OF the inquiries on Wed.
nesday was 20 establish q quarantine at
the head OF Presidents Island, and he
thought that the Red wharfboat was the
most suitable boat for the purpose and
could be fitted up for a very small ex-
pense,
! Alderman Cochran reported thst the
owner Of the Wharfboat asked twenfv.
Ave dollars q day and provide a wsfcR.
man, the city to be responsible for any
injury to the boat.
Alderman Rnfin moved that the boat
be engaged by Alderman Cochran At tha
price named, the city TO paw The pre-
MUM OF insurance and have the boat
placed in proper position and fitted nm
for the reception of patients.
Alderman Amis was in favor OF omar
antining the railroads. His motion was
not seconded.
DR.. w. K. Rogers moved as an amend
ment that the mayor and DIR. Irwin be
authorized to carry out the views Of this
committee. Adopted.
On motion DR. Rogers was added Ia
the COMMITTEES. Adjourned.
From the above it viii be seen that the
quarantine viii probably be put III fnll
forcs to-day or to-morFeW,
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EXCURSION To LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
In order to afford our citizens the oppor-
tunity Of visiting Lookout Mountain,
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will issue excursion tickets, commencing
September 7th, from Memphis and all
stations on the railroad, to Chattanooga
and return, for fare one way. Tickets
good during the month Of September,
allowing the exouFsionists 70 lay over at
any points on the line, and return within
that period. Fare from Memphis TO
Chattanooga and return, Si7 omnibus
fare from Chattanooga to the top Of the
Mountain and return, 81 The grand
gathering Of parties from Nashville,
Knoxville, Atlanta, etc, will be on top
of Lookout Mountain on the 18th and
18th Of September, and the train from
Memphis for that occasion will leave
here At 8 o'clock on the evening Of the
10th.
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HONE LHETITBTIOF-Dn more than
one occasion WI have called the Rtten-
ton ofour readers to the claims OF our
home institutions, and endeavored to
impress upon ouf people the necessity of
bestOwing their patronage on Those cor
porations who are identified with our
own interests, and spend their money
where they make It. Not among the
least7nf these corporations Is the Plant
eF's,lnsurance company Of Tennessee, the
headquarters of which is located in this
city. This company has met
with but few losses since they
commenced operations, but such as have
oyertaken them have been met promptly.
With the brave and consciousness Gen.
n. b. Forrest a PRESIDENT and the genial
as well as reliable Frank P. Dougherty
treasurer, it could not be otherwise. The
Planters Insurance company is estab-
lished on q firm basis, and we have no
hesitation in recommending 1t 10 our
fEiends in every section. We know the
men personally, and heartily indOrse
them. Their Office is on the southwest
eOrner Of Main and Madison streets, up
stairs.
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10 the Cotton Planters Of Vest Ten
nessee, AiGbGma, Mississippi ind

The undersigned respectfully tenders his SER
vices as agent Tor the sale OF your cotton in
tsts city, and for the purchase OF yO~ursuppLes.
The unfortunate termination Of the lac war.
which 50 materially aHecled The best Iuterests
q the south has also had is erect upon the
Commission B siuess OF this city, - transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with what p~erffnacity fpre-
Vious 70 tha war; amounting in some Instances
10 Annoyance, you were solicited for your husi-
ness 40 the rate OF hf-y cents per bale commits
sion, free Of d-ayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las viii be
AGAIN. the producer was ths ruIf1g element.
and hlgn rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage. No
people or Occu have been more seriously
Frustrated than planters and piantrug. and
nOnes musE deserve 10 be fostered ana aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
that aid 20 much needed has been msted eut
you I Opine too vel know. OnerOus govern
ment taxes IN general, and a special tax upou
your leadt q production, Cotton, large profits
you have mad 70 pay upon suppl6S furnished,
commissions on sales ranging from S. 50 to s.
per bale. monthly storage az sx1rbitant prices
and other expenses, as per reference q your
account sales as a sum total viii leave you but
little II anything upon which to rebuild your
shattered fortunes, or 70 compete with The new
OrderOf aIaIrs-Iee labor. When I Withdrew
from the cotton and Commission Business N
ls5U private reas0nst then led Reto believe thai
I would never engage IN 20 again. The sOiici-
tations of many friends that we're former pa
from, and o desire to promOts the IN crest OF
the planting community, so far as my feeble
efforts can do 50, and The apparent want Of
zAaHAA GE4AA0lA14 W = N9AAAAAAlhy hlaL IN
times past fenced so materially to the pros
perlty OF Memphis a its mercauu e commu-
nifty has determined me again u Offer my ser
vices in the capacity as stated. The re Iucei
stocks Of cOttOnsiu the Uniled States and short
supp les in the hands Of New England manu.
facturers h~ascaused some advance in prices
rom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remuneruEIvs; such was the
ease the past two seasons. ana many planters
have hsa cause 70 regret the acting upon the
100 common practice Of holding and drawing
upon their cOtt8us. I WOUld aqEiss ne planter
tOse1d forward ms cotton Uuless he wished 10
sold Upon the FIRST active mark l. It can be
held At home much cheaper than In Memphis.
Ny charges for selling cotton viii be One Del
lar per bale. Insurance effected N all eases II
not Instructed To TIE contrary. hal buy your
supplies from Wholesale houses, giving YOU the
Of same. IN short, ~ strict attention
TO all the departments OF our business. I hone
TO merit a large share Of p~stronaga,
Very respectfully.
se4 X. A. MOON.
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THE COURTS.

Law COURT.-CoUrt met on yesterday
pursuant to adjournment. The cases SCI
for trial were taken up in regular order
and disposed of principally by continu-
Rnce. The argument ia the case of Jack
ct al VS.. Porter, will be concluded this
morning. This case involving the right
and title 10 a mule and its value, also
beiligerent rights, such as title TO cap
tured property, as the unfortunate mule
had " aided and assisted In the rebellion
by working (unwillingly no doubt to an
army wagon in the Forrest command.
TIE cases set for trial to-day are;
SO Jack VS. Porter.
80 Leonard VS. eager.
81 SOuthwOrth, Vance & Co, vs. AppersOn.
53 Fraime vs. Cubbins ct al.
54 Obenheimer VS. Barnett.
SO duncan vs. Toof, Phillips & CirOde.
81 Fraime VS. KehOe Ell al.
SIS Kempner vs. Pollock ct al.
57s Moody vs. CTump ct al.
80 Armstrong vs. Taylor ct al.
5Sl Pope VS. same.
$50 Payne,e executor, vs. Rice.
5s Jones vs. Waddel. admir-.
So Chandler VS. Leatherman.
SO Wilson W Martin 4 Co.
$50 Deeson vs. same.
So CAN'T, ad'mr, VS. Hardin.
SIS benning VS. Sherry.
$50 williamson vs. Jackson Insurance Co.
$50 Mckinney & Co, vs. Levy.
69l Ford VS. Jones.
500 Simonds vs. Rice et al.
5S vs. Ware.
59i Boro a co VS. Walker ct al.
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57 Shell VS. Winters
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UNITED STATES COURr.-The cases
disposed Of on yesterday are as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-13

EMMoEs & Son, No. 10 jefferson
street, and 1893 Main street, have re-
ceived the New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, Boston Pilot,
Banner OF Light, Sunday Times, Peter
sons Magazine for October, some new
books by Misunderstanding Antoinette
and her Son, Joseph the Second and his
Court, sold for two dollars.