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FOR RENT.

ITO LET ROOM "A nicely furnished
u front room, with board. Sixth
Street, between Main and Sycamore. IE-
quire OF j. H. COLEMAN, at the Auction
House, No. 81 Main Street. lau2S diff
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, August 81.
DRY GoODs-As usual on Saturday the
marke ct was less animated, but still q fair
business was being transacted, and prices
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Fire Limits.

AYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN will apply to the City Council of
Evansville for permission to build a wood
house, 20 by 25 feet, one story high, on Lot
IS, Block 10 Eastern Enlargement.
-sep2 DIV r w. HUGHES.
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WANTED.

WANTED -STON ECUT TIERS
" want half dozen stonecutters to
work at White River Bridge. on the E &
G.. Railroad, three or four weeks, where
good workmen can earn from six to eight
dollars a day. Call at the Railroad Office,
corner of Main and Water Streets.
e. G. GENUNG,
Engineer and Paymaster Z. & G. R r.
aus dot
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Election Notice
au30 blot

| State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County, IS
r BLYTHE HYNES. Clerk of the Van.
L. derburgh Circuit Court, do hereby
| what officers are TO be elected at the next
general election to be held on the second
Tuesday in October, 1867, at the different
places of holding elections in said county,
A Prosecuting Attorney for the Fifteenth
judicial Circuit for the State of Indiana;
the First Common Pleas district OF the iH
State of Indiana. which District corn prises
the counties of Posey, vanderburgh, War
A heriff for Vanderbursh County, and
one Comm ssioner Tor the Third District of
And the Sheriff is hereby directed to give
due and legal notice of such election ae-
cording to law. 4s
Witness my hand and the seal of
lis. aid Court, at Evansville, this 9th
day of August, A. ID. 1867.
- - BLYTHE HYNES.
Clerk Marlborough County,:
Per III. w. BIPPUS, Deputy Clerk
I. Alexander Darling, Sheriff of Wander.
burgh County, certify that the above and
copy of the original on file in my Office
ALEXANDER DARLING,
Sheriff Vanderburgh County:
aug. %, 1857 fau3o
Courier, Union, and Demokrat copy.l
fe Home AgainI
Tea @lB Bour Ieg1-' and Be RXER ERoM
ever bloomers and fine plants which 7
will sell as low as they can be bought in
Tn1a hdse every eo,or Tbey
can be safely planted, as they are all in
pots. Give me call.
P.S.-Many other fine varieties of rare
plants, quite new.
Wire Hanging Baskets. &C. [juns
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
l. at public auction, at two O'Clock Pm.
on the 5th day of September 1867, at his
stove Foundry Buildings, on Franklin
for f four and hall years, with priviIege
of five more, on said buildings and lot
Said lot is zoe feet front by 600 feet deep.
deep, with shed attached 20 by 40 feet.
Also, f, undry Fixtures and Stock, con-
sisting of Boiler and Engine, Cupola, Fam
Blower, Flasks, Stove and Hollow Ware,
Patterns, Tools, Office Furniture, Scrap
Iron, Lumber, Coke, &C.. &c. The above
fixtures are all new. and have not been
used. The buildings are conveniently To-
Gated, and have excellent water privileges.
Sale positive. Terms cash. For further
particulars address
.--------- w. BIERBOWER,
aQ2O dl0tW2t Evansville. Ind.
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CHARLES STARK LOUIS MESZER
CTAR IL MEN II. Dealers in
- SECONDHAND CLOTHING.
No. > South Second Street,
Bet. Main and Locust,
Evansville, Ind.
Cleaning and Securing done to order.
NIB. Liberal prices paid for Second
hand Clothing. au2O d5m
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~ Mr.. Editor-Please announce the name
y of THOMAS BOWER, sen., of Scott rown-
ship, as candidate for the office of Conn
missioner of Vanderburgh County at the
ensuing October election. BIB
AS Mr.. Bower would not desire to run
without the general endorsement OF bis
friends, his n anne will be submitted TO the
Convention 10 be held September 9TH.
tc fsessr.f A THOUSAND VOTERS. =
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.RIvATE BoARDsNG.
ANNNOuNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF ALEXANDER DARLING as a
Candidate for reelection to the office of
Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention, II
one is held. VI
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! Editors Journaf-Please announce me as
candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th j udlcial
Circuit at the coming election.
w. P. HARGRAVE.
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JACOB III. MILLER, Tobaecenist, of Ev
ansville, is a candidate for the Sherinalty
of Vanderburgh County, subject to the de
cision-Uf convention and his friends
generally. -
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FOR coMMoS PLEAS JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Morris >
Johnson as a candida e for Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas for the LIST District
composed of the counties of Posey, Gibson
Vanderburgh, and Warrick, at the mex
October election.
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Editors Journal-Announce me to the
people of the District as p candidate for
80 w. HARROW.
Mt Vernon ind, July 4, 1867. jys
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FOR SALE.
Steve Foundry for Sale

AT AUCTION.
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Our assortment of Bohemian Glass aEsx
Silver Plated Ware is one Of the hnestepsr
selected for the trade of this city; and Va
have the advantage of our senior parflsr
residing In the city of New York, and M
all times on hand selecting the latest SEssss
and patterns of ware.
Och d3m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CFFICT OF THE DAILY APREAL,l
MEMPHIS. June 70, 1857. }

OFFICE OF THE DAILY AErEAL-
MEMPHIS. June %, 1857.
Gold opened at 375e, but declined to
SIC buying, with little offered.
silver is unchanged. A few small lots
were sold at IS to 27c. Mexican dollars,
81 to 35c.
County warrants are dull-s8c is the
best offer made, and the majority OF deal
ers pay but SOC selling at 81 to SIC.
Citv scrip is not as active as on yester-
dav. 1t still holds firmly at SO to zoe
buying, hut there is less inquiry selling
at = to zoe.
Police scrip is steady at zoe bayingi
selling at 75c.
Exchange is scarce, with a light de-
maad. Buying at par TO of and sell
ing at to pfeninh on Aorlhetn ana
eastern cities.
Bonds, stocks and uncurrent money
are nominal, at the quotations found IN
this column.
The business Of the money order branch
of The posfolice foF the fiscal years end
ing .June IS. 1865, was about 81, 500, O6O
for the fiscal wear ending this week will
he abort SIl, eco. 900. The number Of
money order offices is now a little over
seven hundred, and four hundred new
oneg viii be opened next MondOy. 1t Is
estimated that tins business Gf the next
fiscal wear will he at least $4,000, 600.
The treasury department is not adj
vised that the First National bank OF
V~icksburg has failed as reported in a
New York paper, but on that report has
ordered an imposition of its affairs. Inc
hank is not a national depository,
Complaint is made Of the aecumnla'
tiou Of rold in the bank of England. The
rate of interest is reduced, but nobody
wants to borrow. There is a surplus Of
coin btvcnd the wants af business equal
to $50. dl3. SOC. compared with the am0nnt
usually lviug5dle. This condition con-
tragts strangely With the state Of Things
one vpat ago, Ehel the m0ustafR systsHil
of England was passing through a serl-
Gus crisis, and discounts we're dlfleult 10
obtain. even at the most eXhorOltant
rates. Ia May, 1866, the stock Of gold 10
I the bank of England wa only Ell i5OOiOUO
( now. it is nearly col 900, 600, or say twice
as large. In fact it is at PfesenL only
I little short Of the maximum amount ol
specie which the bank has ever held.
The bank of France exhibits q similar
condition, its stock Of specie at present
/ being no less than e2S, 800, 900, which il
the maximum amount of specie which
that bank has ever held. The London
Globe inquiries into the causes which
I have prodaUed the reaGtinn, aua attrib'
uUes the plethora Of gold to the suspen-
sion Of industrial enterprise. The chan
neis of trade have been CONTRACTED, Sc
that large amounts Of GsHing Owe nc
longer required for-bSaiTE room, where
The foreign tradda6T EngfEnsie Of the
have declined ten per cent. sf4ad slep'
TENDER last compared with correspond
( ING months in the previous year; joint
stock enterprise is stagnant there are
no more new railways or public improve
ments. In the money markets Of Eu
rope, as in the United States, there Is 6
temporary lull.
The foliowingis 3 condensed Statement
! fthe liabilities and assets of the Euro
pean house Of w. c. Watts s. Co.;
LIABuIfItS.
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TIE hMs.

- - Nl
For board and tuition, inGns,ne fnalhVvash.
ing and light Tor the session N IN n nths
Two hundred u ~seventy-hve S-sfdo - IA
currency. Payments one-han IN savan@l
anee on the LIST of February.
me sessions commence on the LIST on se..
Der and close o the 9th Of Jane. Rveafs \
De received At any time during the sssst
win a pro rata deduction in charges. nov
rom n ~dlstance viii be allowed 10 remafnc M
Ing vacation as boarueTs In the family OF 4,
Principal
Arrangements are made for CONVEYANCE fro
the Depot (GreenHOoD to the schuO immed
ateIy upOp arrival
70 Only two boys in n room.
.9-Greenwood Depot. AIbemarle count
] NtAEAhA6 ie5 N
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was ia the texas on the hurricane roof,
shout half past twelve at night and Was
shot by the sentinel stationed at the
after part OF the texas. From the testi-
mony which has been taken ia the case
by acommittee appointed Dy the passen-
gers, it seems that the sentinel did not
challenge Capt. Speer at all, but fred
without halting him. The maj Is now
under arrest and will be turned over to
the military authorities at Fort Buford
or Union, Capt. Speer was OF the 10Th
royal rifles, and was on bis way to the
plains on a hunting expedition
Recently the blowing Of a steam
whistle on a Hudson river steamboat at
tracted a swarm Of bees from the shore.
which aIighted on the boat and were
safely hiyed." This is nothing remark
able, as our local packets running from
this city up the White and Arkansas
rivers never blow their whistles on the
outward trip for fear Of becoming over
loaded with swarms OF wild bees. On
the home trip, however, il is different
their whole cargoes frequently consisting
Of hives Of bees thus taken. Itis very
profitable, as the swarms have beer
known 70 furnish honey enough fDSth'
passengers. that
The st. Louis floating dock anie redeT
anee company haveAsa.Sryyascrp mas !
cent. dividend. a half per cent.
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Bremen slle for gold
thaler.
Berlin, 81 W for Prus
sian thalsr.-...........
Frankfort, 6l1se for 1
guilder. -..-.-......
Sweden, 1kc for one
T~icHsdaieH v...~-~-
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!. Adark cloud brOOds in freland's sky,
And dim thesun is shining,
Aud thOugh the cloud is black to-day,
IL has a q silver lining
Tie Shamrock's glowing fresh n green
The thrush is sweetiy singing,
And we are happy, FOR We know
That time the bliss is bringing
Our Notherland has suffered long,
In nondage and in pain
And her bitter tears nave FALLEN
Like soothing drops Of rain
Tpuu old Ireiand's prOudest hearts,
Who could not raise a nandi
To cut tine chains ami Sc her fres,
"Our own dear native and"
But row ahurrah. three cheers we glvei
For the gem beyond the sea,
With Cots help we VIII reaen lhee now
Ana mike the ctptYe rec
Wen 1akedhe letters nom lny MINUS
And crown thy brow WIN flowers,
And winds will wait the sweet perfume
To this new home OF ours.
Tbesun will not be dim that day
Put smile on US IN shining,
The cloud will fold uer dRrkened wings,
And show the " silver lining
April, 1867.
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~ ID
\. C. Il K. bonds.-75
N. sc. hR c~ODpOns.S3
NJ. q. RR. bonds 10
NJ. & RIE coupons -.
Tenn. bonds, Old.-.65
neW-.b4
Miss.C R.R ist m'tg'e55
I'd IL.
Memphis City binds. so
c~oupons-5S
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LIABILITIES.
I On bills and open account
unsecured .,,-t...r.. iiD 3
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Commercial 70
Farmers Blk or n. ca
Merchants 20
Miners&Plant rsiB'k II
LAND
40 acres, war 1872 s ~
80 " 80
70 " 100
10 " " l48
10 " not $50
amHHE
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gEMPHIN APPEAL
cHILD,s vHWsKs.


Alittleg irlsends us this letter and the verses
that follow. We did not think TO publish
them, but the thought that she is unhappy and
mortified viii not let us rest untl we do Il;
and so srELLA's verses saaR be published and
we even hope that grown folks may Ike them
and the letter. We are sorry to ten you, Stella,
that newspapers do not pay for poetry but We
hope that wRile flags are given to steamboats,,
ami regaha 10 odd-feAows, and gold headed
canes TO Editors, and rings 10 knights, some OF
the generous ladies who like to encourage NJ
Tie girls VIII enable you TO help your mother,
just a little biE2Ens. PA
SIR I am DESTROYS OF making ms own for
tune m some manner, and 1 think that nave
I enough talent 70 write for some paper 4 haNe
com sosed SCI eral poems but have never Dseh
brave enough to send them TO an EDITOR Dnt ~
you ase a raOel, I viii send you this one, and II
I you think II OF enough worth 10 insert IN the
columns OF Your paper i Wlu send You some
/ more, on Inch you can set Jour own price
Z and send the money TO me through the post
| office. 4 am but twelve years old Rnd am oe-
sirOus Of helping my mother.
Yours, respectfully,
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0INLLh 10 NI'D
TIE PRODIGAL son.


Forgive thy erling child, Father,
Forgive thy erring child, .
For have wandered far, father
From o and my mother mild
Nv heart mas Almost broken RatAeI'
Wy heart has almost broken,
For when 1 ., ink II you fathef
And my marriage-vOws once spoken
feel thar / nave slnnedi faiher'
in wandering Tar from home,
Butl know IN be forgiYn' rather
When back alone l come.
know that you'll look grave, fabheft
When You behOld your SON.,
But il know tina youIl be glaui Fa'hei'
That the victory I have won no
F0r there s none ike ones own SELL Ratne'
40 battle against as a Zoe
WBut. A IFS a Joyous thing, talheri
'Tbat you'll sin no more 10 know.
nv wife Is now in heaven, tather,
Nvyvife Is now in heaven,
Ana know when 1 go there, FaJheri
small surely be forgiven.
And n she whom Iso wronged, Father,
Has forgiven me so sOOni
WIN YOU not hear your son, falheri
And grant this little boon
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al IN
Gold, silver, Exchange. Government Sc.
Cufities, JncarTent Money. Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants. Police,
City and County scrip,
Etc., EEe.
Ta3NO IG JEFFERSON Street.


Centr1 r. T. Blk 90. IS
City B'k OF Augusta-25
FTm'rs & Mich cs 6
Ga. Il. r. q Blk Co.'s
Marine Bank-...g5
Mrch'ts & Pitts Blk. 5
Planters BanklO
Union Bank. a
Mechanics Bank
Mau'fact'rs ~
o CAROLINA
Bank Camden "a
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COTF0N-There was not much aetiv-
ityi in the market to-day and prices are
muchAhe same as on Yesterday. TIE
pales 81 the day wafe not large, and
e9pfi9sd to but esEla,br three buyers
TAT D spoEtes buA aiia tile low .midA
colorea colt
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Notice of Dissolution.

VIE have this dav pun chased OF Col. Thos.
w b Norment his int siest in the house OF
NORMFNT, RUFFIN a FLNNhY.F We hereby
assume An the nahilitie or said FIRM. and viii
continue the Cotton Factorsge and Commis-
sion BUSINESS atthe old stand. No. Is Union
street. " Lee Block" under the firm name OF
RUFFfN, FlNNEN a CO., where we win be
giad to see our old friends and cpatomers, as
well as all ones who may desire our ser
vices. JAMES p RUFFIN,
7, C. FINNEY.
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wagon and Carriese Material.
RxvER MATTER
WEATHER ANN BUSINESS

WEATHER AND BUSINESS,
Our landing looked lonesome yester-
day and business wasAierY dull. the
Arkansas river pS6k Teighl
slowly. The river and Qioted in oui
last, came to a stays: A gay, and be-
gan 10 decline s~lowGya-Sanda dark. AZ
st. Louis the river is rising Slowly. Its
the general opinion that good wafer viii
continue for about four weeks without
any freshet, and that there will be q low
oueAaeseason in tine heart of summer
The Ohio reeedas.~ steadily at Louisville
The White, Arkansas aud 81. Franci'
are still going down. A violent ram
storm set in shortly after DARK last even
ing and continued for several hours.
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-Harrest. HarIeSt. HarEest

EoR SALE LOW, to close Trust Deed
REAPERs, MOWERS
CRADLES, SCHTHES, q
rrr THRESHTNG MACHINES,
EDS HORSE POWERS,
- " WHEELBARROWl
And ether Agricultural ImplsmentA
MILES OWEN, Trustee.
mvN I'm 26 Front street
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DissolutiOn.

UHE firm OF STEBBINS & PULLEN. exist
al Memphis. Tenn, is hereby dissolved
fUutuai consent. Charles Stebbins hs Vingf
his en- ire interest therein to Messrs. PULL
a HAMMOOK. they VIII al llaDilii
aud are authorized TO close its affairs.
" t CHARLES STEBBIN
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! HoLLENBERc & oERTEL
lb;4oo+S a1d RT1iIdars' Supp1iaS

AIhitects and Builders Supplies
Manufacturers Of
aaIAnizedIron GOrniceS, Tin, Copper and Sheet iron Workers
Is Second street, and Clinton street bet. HOHards Bow and GayOso street.
ri vANzFD ZION CORNUEs. Mouhnnga Brackets window Caps Tanks etc. nsd TO
AE MsaHs Roonns snd Gubshns don at low %A
ble. Marbleized Slate and Marbleized Iron Nantes,
Nv an baad al proeE FIRE CRATES AND BASKETS, q large assortment Nan-
gsh MomeF H9 Tg and 4RsrS Marble srl%1s L WSi a5ds.P Paris 6%sne9ls and Roman
ESD ~ Mr@T Roha and P0bhe Plate elias, Window GhSM nd Stained Gs OF al
ttns -D snery sndBreSey Work; soda GensntOs nd Fonans made 70 odT
t"fFed. Brass caMngs -
8teemB0kt v0r1k Done Pr0unPt1yg
Aensaprakes sAr cas- Asazatus fer Lighting public an private uHdnq- easpro
#& 4NEG III h4r Wood a 20 formerly Wood 4 Peots rh1ade1phta ornamental
- NkSH wire RannRar Agnts Tor Badger Co.'S ew YGk ArchHsc mlI ronN ok4
~ Fronts ~ Bathten and Heavy CASTINGS Orders Tiled INC Joo WORK OF Ak mes
HE Hrn AledoM OF Uraw1nB Pansa ans Mama1s for Neandahs and haAn1
Houses Cmdey Lots Counters, and also Of ornaEentl Hoa WORK nAh
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INNN WIWVTTIT ~ |TINTT -
OF profit and los l6,lS6 -l9,64s lS 10
w. C. Watts, in a late circular says (;
From the above statement it is evident
if the firm can realize but a small pro-
portion of the debt due it in America, it
can certainly pay 20s on the Il, and if it
could collect all, it could not only pay
every penny 1t owed, but have a large
capital left. The creditors, without a
dissenting voice, consented to the propo-
sition of our solicitors to permit the resi-
lent partners, James Bannerman and
myself TO wind up the affairs of the con-
cern under friendly inspection. This we
will proceed to do as rapidly as the ma
ture Of the assets and the interests of all
concerned will permit,
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WISHING to engsse IN the Cotton Buying
w Business exclusively, i have this day sold
my entire interest in the firm OF Nornent,
Rufin a Flnnpy % Messrs. J. d. Rnfln and II.
q. klnney, who viii continn0. the Cotton Fac
torRgo and commission Business under the
drm name OF sRufin, Finney & Co. Many
thaufsst 20 roy numerous friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me, and
hope they will continue the same to my sue
ressorst no viii serve them as well as nerpto-
! fore. THO. NORMENp
June I, 1867. je2tf
JAMES ID. RUFFTN. TIC. FUENEy,
DeSoto Co., Miss. Memphis.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Dfan on England, Ire
land and Scotland.
81 for 10. ster ing.
France, Switzerland q,
Belgium, 3 So francs
for 81 On.
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BEN 4. PUI

q AANA -.
and are authorized TO close its affairs.
~ CHARLES STEBBIE
BEN.K. PULLEN.
Memphis, June ], 1867 :
The undersigned having purchased of Chs
stebpins his interest In the nrm Of Stebbf
Pollen, ct Ne0phias Will eOutinue The "a
ware, China and 6iass Businsss at the :
stand, No. 23 Main street, under b Z
audetyle of aat
PULLEN &c HAMMOC
And win be grateful 10 have the cons5
friendship and patronage heretofore give
the old iirm Of Mur, Stebbins a Pollen.
BIN, K PULL
r. Ia AAMMOCr
The nnds-signed, in e~isposlnE Of his IN.
/ In the late concern Of Muir. Stebbins & P4|
and Stebbins q Pullen, at Memph IS, Ten.
turns hlstnanss 70 the patrons Of the OLD
and solicits for his sueeessors, Messrs.
PULIEN &c HAMMOa
8eo.finuadon ofthe Patronage 50 lIbefs
stowed heretofcre CHARLES RTHbF
Memphis, June i 1851.
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commercial Bank. 2
Exchange Bank.-I2
flo n q h~Nch'ge.-
Merchants Bank-l0
Peoples Aank...-A0
Planters - K
Plant'rs&M' eh'csB'k.l6
South W. X. R...2
Bank--...... +
Union " ..---.....-R
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3en9niffe
iber bic Wirfiaufeit ber 8auni6eibt'j@en
s. / NJ I t t G T..

Mes. 81. q. SeanIcn, gafct Der ct gineeut unb gauIs,
STRIDE IN @frpn, o., bat anf nteine 8prfra9e mir Die Grs
laubniF ertbet!t, fpl8enbe 3eusnife perOfentlt6en 3u burfen.
SER s.. mar ;ebn Sabre nit @fbta bebaftet, er ae=
hraudte Die 8aani6etbtiben Setlmittel muir elm Gaal III b
fein Mitbna 1T felt Scrisem Grnblins nidt fpieber eefpmnen.
Gin anberer @ann rpuree auf bieIelbe g8eiie pom @ifbma Be-
frett."
Serr 81 -. Bate tpdbrenb 80 Sabre, an Maaen- unb sc,
b6rme< 8rantpf 9ettten. Na6bem er bret Ronate ben Qe-
ben8mefer ansepanbt Bate, mar er solis gelunb. Die erfte
@npenbuns bes Qebenstpefers bate ibm bereits nte6r Qinbes
rune geseben, as bic beiten Mebtcamente gutter @erste. gSita
renb er fritber fpShentlih an 8rdnpfen lttt, ftnb biefe mad
Der lesen &nwenbun8 bs Environments, spr einen SABRE,
Serihwunben."
.Srau n. ssbrau6te ben 0ebenswefer sesen Elm al Is
8udsratbslsiben ub tpurbe ~Spafdnbis sebetlt.@
Oerielbi9e 6err fnst mod su pbigen 9~eugnifen fplsenbe Be-
n~nerfuneen bin;u: SD fbnnte mod siele Sale a~niabren, in
pelGen Der 9ebenstpefer bic beten &eiultate terbeisefibrt
bat, unb in DR. Sbat ipeiB i'd MIR etnen Gau, in npeldent feline
Setlune erfplate, unr bieran mar fpabrIdeinltf bic ilnspr<
iittiefsit beS 9atienten Sdulb.
rSm @esenfase su ben NSirfunsen Der l%cnfisen Mrsnein,its
tel last i'd sn @uniten bes gauni6eibtismus iasen, baB er
nientals ihaben fonn.
rSnbem i'd bic quite g8irfuns bieler Sstlmittel in 70 stelen
SSlen bepba6tet babe, 10 sbsere i'd burhaus ni6t, Bic Mn~
penbuns berielben hurd befabiste @eripnen in alien 8ranfs
beiten III %empfeblen, in fpelhen cine tpunDdrstlthe Operation
niht ettpa nptkpenpie 9eYporeen lit.
.0te fplaenben 8ranfbeiten iinb, sufclae neiner eiaenen
Grfahruna, bur1 ben 8auniheibtisnuS eebetlt tporben !:
Sbmersbafte @ntslabungen, Gbeunatismus, 6alsentshn~
buna, Sieber, Srult<, Seiten> unb Nndenf6rnersen Q6bs
mune, nersbie 8ppff6ntersen (Neuralsia geii6tsf6merSl
3abnItmer5en ub nande anpere sepbtnli6e 8ranfbeiten,
spn fpelden bic Wenifen teimaeludt perben. SD fpeis
nitt, Of Serr Saunfdeiot ieine Grfnouns ais Elm 1niserfal~
b~eitntittel betrahtet: eewiB lit aber, bab fe bic gei6ifIi6feit
Der befen Wer.te ubertrtht.