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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

AFTER reading the TEInuNE pass it around
among yonr neighbors and ask them to subscribe.
Our circulation is already quite extended show
ing our efforts in publishing n superior newspaper
arc not unapprcciatcd, but we have room for
more names. Cannot every one who reads this
Send lis ut least une new name !.
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Iron Boats.
HARLAN & moLLINaswoRrn coMrANy's

HARLAN Il IIOILINGswoRTH CoMpANY's
WORKS.
We looked through these works yesterday,
and find II lnost gratifying increase Of business
even within the last few weeks.
The number of boats ut their wlmryes is not so
great MS usual, all available boats being pushed
out ut this season Of the year, and put into SER
vice.
The steamer &. I'ande'bih, Of this port, plying
between Washington aud Acqula Creek, has been
hauled nul, re-coppered and thoroughly over
hauled, having since been rcpaintcd and newly
furnished. She was lying at the wharf this
morning but leaves to-day, to resume her trips
between the above named points.
The Womas 4. Morgan is lying Mt the wharf
but will soon leave for her new route In the Gulf.
Her Transformation into slde-whecl tug is ell
tircly completed and she has made very salts
factory trial trip. An lion sidc-whcel tug boat is
quite u novelty.
The old Manhattan is lying along the wharf,
and we believe she will be torn opicces.
On the marine railway is the 81. Mmy's, boat
built by the Harlan & 1Iollingsworth Co. in 1856
She has had rather an cventi history between the
time She left here, a new boat about eleven years
ago. anu inc tlillc silc llub rctuThtu ~ w oHcc
more put in running order She piled for a long
time between jacksonville and Columbia When
the war came on she was used rs a transport and
for other military purposes by the rebels, and be-
ing hard pressed by the national gunboats she
was scuttled and sunk to avoid capture. She re-
manned sunk for eighte0n months and was then
raised, and is now here TO be put once more in
running order. The iron hull seems in pretty
fair condition, but the wood work will have to
b, generally replaced by new
Quite number of new work is on hand. One
of the lighters for Panarna we previously noticed
has already been knocked dswn and shipped, tht
other is also almost ready.
On the stocks is one Immense iron steamer fol
the Morgan's, about half in frame, said to be TIT
largest iron boat ever built here. We did not &c
her dimensions, MS we shall notice her more full,
hereafter.
new iron screw propcllcrior the Shriycr line
to ply between New York and Baltimore, is near
ly ready for launching, and will probably b
launched this day week. She Is los feet long, 2
, feet inches across beams and has feet depth o
hull.
Also on the stocks about half in frame, Is
Southern cotton boat for Savannah, to DO 1i5 fec
9 in length % feet breadth of beam, 30 feet owe
$ all and IA feet depth of hold.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

A SuRrGisE-A gentleman who visited Mr..
Fell, yesterday, informs us tliat that gentleman
was much surprised in finding from our Mor-
days paper that he had purchased the Price
mill in this city, and intended fitting it up MS
spice mill that being the first inination he had
had Of the matter.
Mr.. +. doubtless noticed that we gave dut
credit to our neighbor, the RcpaJiican for the
piece OF news, and to that paper alone belongs
the credit of this display of enterprise. w,
were surprised ut the news oursclf, as our report
CT had been Informed by Mr.. Fell, but day o.
two before, that he intended Immediately rebuild
ing the burned mill and dcvoting 1t to the sam,
purposes.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

The HORTICULTURAL EXniEIrIoS.--This eyhi-
bition which opens in the Institute Hall this even
ing, will be splendid affair, and will deserve on
its own merits the liberal patronage of all lovers
of the beautiful The display of flowers and
plants promises to be very fine, while the adni-
rable decorations have transformed the hall into
n perfect faiiy-land.
The stage is a wilderness of green trees in the
midst of which springs up the jet of a beautiful
fountain. In the centre of the hall there will be
n lofty pyramid Of lowcrs, while flowers will be
arraycd on long tables al! around the sides. At
the rear of the hall, opposite the stage, is beau
tiful grotto of cvergrcens, in which will be dis
played the fancy articles wrought ut the Childrens'
Home. On all the walls wrcaths of cvergrecns
hang in graceful festoons, while statues peep out
here and there from amid the foliage.
In one corner are mead and soda water toun-
tains, and various other good things will be dis
pensed, with view to pleasing the palate as well
MS satisfying the eye. Altogether it will be one
OF the most attractive displays ever made in our
city, and when VIC consider that the proceeds OF
the exhibition 20 to the Home for Friendlcss
Children we do not doubt that the number Of Wis
| itors will be immense. The thanks Of the whole
| community are due to the ladies and gentlemen
who have laborcd with such energy and taste tt
make the scene us attractive as possiblc.-lFed
| nesddy's "a anercial.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

General Grant has assigned Brcvet Major
General ]. j. Reynolds to the command of
the District of Texas, in place of General
Griffin,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

PEAclIis.-Thc shipment of peaches on the
Delaware road is rapidly diminishing, and next
week will probably sec the last of anything like
extensive shipments. The variety known as the
smauck" peach extensively cultivated in this
county has producedan over crop, and the peach
cs are small and the trees breaking down on ac-
count of the immense quantity of fruit OH the
bInnnlins
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

SoME one sends us 50 subscription for the 'lnI-
hume from Georgetown but does mol send his
name. So, also, some one does The same At Eel
Lon. Who Is IL?
SuccEssFui. OrERArIoS. - On Saturday last
Drs. Kiitinger and Tantum successfully removed
u large tuinor from the breast of Mrs. Lang, y-
ing on Seventh street The patient i; doing well.
SUBSCRIBERS to the TElnuSE having received
bills for subscription, will please forward amount
thereof. We contemplate improvements and
need money.
DIscoNrINuEp.-On and after Wednesday, The
train Of cars leaving Milford Tor Harrington ut
GI0, a. IN will be discontinued NJ the request of
the Junction and Brcakwater Railroad Company
The train for Wilmington and Philadelphia will
continue To leave Harrington, at 7.05, a. m, as
before.
READ our offer Of Sewing Machine premium
to the person who will procure us 80 subscribers.
The machine is IN excellent article not inferior
to the best made in the country. Come reader,
90 to work and win the prize.
IMPROVEMENTS rs SMYnSA.-Quitc nm era of
Improvement seems TO have commenced in Snyr-
na and several fine buildings are now in course
Of erection there, amongst them some handsome
frame buildings on Commerce and East streets,
for Mr. John q. Bailey.
BASE BAiI.--Tne first niue Of the Lincoln B. b
G., (coorcd), Of tins city, 20 to West Chester on
Monday the 23d Inst, to participate in colored
parade there on that day, and on Tuesday, the
9th they play the list nine of the Active B. b. G.
(colored) Of that place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

y RARE MISUNDERSTANDING BY .JNo.
b. GouGil.-Onr predictions that the approach
ins season would he All active one in literary cir
clcs are in full prospect Of realization. John p.
Cough has been engaged by the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the Central Presbyterian
Church, to deliver two lectures in this city. The
time fixed is October 18th and 18th. Italiortls lis
as much pleasure to announce the fact, as it will
TO our readers to learn it.
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9eaths.

GoDFREY.-on the 7h inst. at Indianola, Texas,
Of yellow fever, Marion Godfrey formerly of this
city, aged "a years.
LARKIN.-In Attleborough, Mass, Sept. sth Mary
A.. wife of +. Iarkin, of this city.
GRAY.--On the evening of the 1lth, Howell p. son
ofGcorge A., and the late Hannah Il Gray, iii the
18th year of his age
HARVEY.-In Galveston, Texas, August 10Th, 1867
Edwin II. Harvey, formerly of Chadds Ford, Del.
Co.. aged IS years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

KEYSTONE AMP ExcElsIoR.-0 Thursday, the
Keystone Base Ball Club of this city, paid visit
to Philadelphia and played the Excclsiors of that
city, with the following result: keystone Fl Ex-
cclsior 20.
GAME AT SUMMIT BRlpGE.-A socablc game
oil ball was played between the l.berty b. b. c.,
of Summit Bridge, and the Alert club, of Mid
llctown, on Saturday, on the grounds of the
| Cnrmor Tho fnllowinp Ia the score -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

WILMING TON, DEL.,
ON OCTOBER. 18th, 10th, and nth, 1867.
And extended, ii the weather be ,nflvorablc 10 the
18th and 10Th.
The Exhibition wi not be, as contemplated, CON
fined to II display of Horses. WE OFFER PRE-
Amounting TO over $500,
For TIIAss OF SPEED, Horses, Cattle, Sheep Swine,
Poultry, the products of the Farm, Garden, and
Dairy, Machinery, and Manufactures, Flowers, Fancy
Articles, Works Of Art &c.
We have a very large and convenient building for
the Exhibition OF Manufactures, Flowers, Fancy Ar
tcles, &c.
sistng of articles of Silver Ware, are offered.
Catalogues, containing list of the premiums lex
cep for trials of speedy are ready for disribu-
ton.
We hope the Agricnltnrisls, Manufacturers, and
particularly the Ladies' will do all they to make
the Exhibition success.
No entrance fees required, except for trotting and
pacing anu no restrictions as to residence
Trials of Speed will take place OIL the morning and
afternoon fthe 10th and 18th, Programmes OF which
will be ready in few days.
N B,-Tho Grounds will be open on the lain Tor
the reception of Stock and Articles for Exhibition
All Entries must be made, in writing, on or before
70 O'clock on Tuesday, the 18th, stating the class the
name and residence of the person. entering, and Of
Stock the name, age and color, of the animal.
PADDOCK TOWNSEND, President
Dir. r. McCABE, Secretary. sep194t
TNYERYBODY in need OF handsome printing, don,
~ cheaply should call at the
TRIBUNE Steam Printing Once.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Domestic Markets.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18Th.
The following are our quotations l.
DtIiyU ANIL Ea,U, Dfo,}hrs
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SUBSCRIBERS to the TElnuSE having received
bills for subscription, will please forward amount
thereof. We contemplate improvements and
need money
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-09-19

SUccEssFui. OrERArIoS. =. On Saturday last
Drs. Kiitinger and Tantum successfully removed
u large tuinor from the breast of Mrs. Lang, ly-
ing on Seventh street The patient i; doing we'll
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To the Public.

IN having made the above purchase and re-
sumed business al the Old and well known
stand. NO 3s Main street., where W. have 80
uHeu and for SD many long years Of sunshine
auo diversity met our old friends and patrons /;
and sS "A train Of unforeseen prOvidentIal CIR
cumstauCes have shifted us around 70 our for
mer place OF business, IT is with feelings Of
earnest reorganization hat we are again pre-
pared 20 Cuer 10 our former patrons and the
public generally a large and well selected Stock
Of Drugs, Medicines etc, etc, and indeed every
thing HsuaLy kept In a urst-class aud well con-
Quoted Drug Store, 10 which we are row adding.
and VIII continue 70 add constantly. fresh SUD-
plies Of The most staple and Choice Articles the
markets can afford. And as we shall import
from foreign markets direct. and from first
hand dealers, We intend making this House
&" the Drug Emporium Of the south " We would,
therefore. hold out Epeculiudueements, TO both
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in the city and
country. 20 give as "a Gail. examine and price
our SHOck before purchasing elsewhere. for we
are determined, by our close vigilance Of the
markets Of this ana foreign countries, as well
~ with sound, practical Judgment ia mskiug
our purchases so as 10 be able, with the choice
quaiJyuf our stock and the low prices we viii
offer them at. 10 be able TO vie with and even
defy c8mpetluon. AnLiOusly hoping. there
fore. that these propositions Tor we Intend TO
make good to the letter all we have proposed,
viii meet with Ihs hearty concurrence Of our
old friends and patrons and The cummuuity
generally. We are, very respectfully, yours,
etc, J. b. WATSON & 90,
Proprietors
The Avalanche. Bulletin, Ledger aud Post will
COPY one month. Sc5 I'm
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H MEMPHIS APPEAL
ZEE coNFEDERArE DEAD.
BY COL. TIrroDonE olHARA.

EThe following lines are unsurpassed by any
thing OF the kind in the English Language.
They are touching, beautiful, eloquent and
grand. One OF the stanzas now adons a mon
ument In Beston eemetery-yes even In cuiti-
waited cenoeited Boston, where they boast OF
their Longfellows, and Holmeses, and look with
contempt upon all American literature that
does not have its birth in Massachusetts. The
author, gallant soldier poet Of the C.s A., is
now dead. He was on Gen. breckenridge
staff The lines were commemorative OF the
KentuckianH who fell at the battle Of Buena
Vista, but are appropriated all the brave who
sink to rest " in every cllmej
The munled drums sad roll has beat
The soldiers last tattoo;
No more ON LIES parade shah meet
The brave and daring few;
On Fame's eisfnhl camping ground
Their silent tents are spread,
And glory guards with solemn round,
The bivOuac or the dead.
No answer to the foes advance
Now sWellh upon the wind;
No trouble thought at midnight haunt
OF loved ones LEFT behind;
No yisisn OF the morrow strife
The warriors dream alarms
No braying horn nor screaming nfe
At dawn shall call TO arms.
Their Ehivered swords are red with rust,
Their plumed heads are bowed,
Their naughty banner, traiied IN dust,
Is now their martial shroud;
And plenteous funeral tears have washed
Their red stains from each brow,
And their proud forms in battle gushed,
Are free from anguish now.
The neighfng steed, the flashing blade,
This tTumpet's stirring blast,
charge, the dreadful cannonade,
The din and shout are past;
Not wars wild note, nor glOEy's peal,
Shall Ill with fierce delight,
Those breasts thai never more shall feel
The rapture OF the Tight.
Liz the dread northern hurricane
That sweeps his broad plateau,
Flushed with the triumph yet 10 gain,
Came down the serried foe;
Our heroes felt the shock anu leapt
To meet them on the plain;
And long the plying sky hath wept
Above our gallant slain.
Sons OF the cnnsecratedg ground,
Ye must not sIumber there,
Where stranger steps and tongues resOund
Along the endless air.
Your own proud lands heroic soil
Snail be your litter grave;
She claims from war his richest spoil,
The ashes Of her brave.
so meath their parents turf they rest,
Far from the CORY field;
Borne 70 a spartan mothers breast,
On many a bloody shield
The sunshine Of their native sky
Smiles sadly on them here,
And kindred hearts and eyes watch by
1.-The herO's sepulchre.
Rest on, embalmed and sainted dead!
Dear as the bloody brave;
No imp;Ous footsteps hereshal tread
The heritage OF your grave;
Nor shall your glory be forgot.
While fame her record keeps,
Or honor points the hallOwed spot
Where valor proudly sleeps.
YOn marble MINISTRIES Wiceless tone
In deathless song shalfteu,
When many a v-anquished age hath down,
The story how you fell
Nor wreck. nor change, nor winters blight
No times remOrseless doom,
dim one ray Of holy light
That gilds your glorious tomb.
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The Liverpool cotton dispatch Of last evening
did not arrive here Until to-day. That market
closed irm and a shade higher, with uplands
at SO, Orleans 81. Sales for the day 2ltu0
bales. 1t opened this morning at same quota
tons with sales amounting at II a m. TO Is, 900
bales. The New York opening dispatch was
favorable, That market was quoted drm and
a shade better. At noon II was active at full
prices, ard at 3 p. m. steady, with fair demand.
Uplanos l9Z92Oc. but mostly held at 20, Mobile
Orleans p. The sales amounted TO 1909
bales. Our market opened hrm and active
holders asking 1915. for. middling, but Ia "a few
cases small lots were sold at l6c. The favorable
from New York canssd an advance Of &c.
and the market closed firm and tending up
ward. We heard Of one large lot Of middling
atl7. Fine following are the quo
for to-day:
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Notice to the Public.

n retiring from the Drug business In this city
4 we would give notice that We have sold eur
entire STOCK, together with the Fixtures, Lease,
ETC., OF The ~weiI-AuCE stand. No 8s Main
street, TO Dr j.. b. WATSON &CD, to whom we
were lorneLy successors aud after returning
and friends who have So literally favored us
during our continuation OF business. we solicit
for our Successors continuation OF the same.
As 20 the character and qualifications Of our
worthy SUCCESSORS I'm this branch Of trade. their
reputation is TOO well and favOrably known i'm
this city and throughout the country generally
fOr us 20 De able IA anything we might here
stare Co add thereto. suffice 10 % say they are
Of song and tried experience IN this branch Of
business. and therefore most cordially recon-
mend a continuation Of our patrons with this
House. JOHN A. NIPGEN.
The unsettled business o. NIPGEN & REA-
KIRT and JOHN A. NIPGEN. will be settled
by either Of the old partners az the old stand.
John A NIPGEN,
NLPGEN & REAKIRT,
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A S Commissioners Of the ChanceTy side OF
a the Circuit Court Of Crittenden county,
Arkansas appointed at the May term, 1866, BY
the Anal decree OF said Court IN the cause Of
b. y. Burgstt OF ais. vs. John I. BARNARD, as vi
ministratOr, OF ais, We VIII OFFER for sale on tbs
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The general markets are very fair, when IL is
considered that the rumors OF fever ia this city
are SO widespread, and have grown as they
few from mouth TO mouth until, Memphis is
said to be ono vast charnei-houSe. Such Idle
duped upon other subjects. The APPEAL was,
we know, the first paper in this city, which an
nouneed the presence.of a few sporadic cases,
and since then we have not, through fear OF
favor. ceased TO publish the true state Of health
prevailing here. AS Journalists, IL has been our
duty TO speak candidly on this subject, and We
are assured, that our readers VIII indorse our
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No "a Jefersoa. So
Bank OF bile.. 80
MontgOmery85

Commercial l6
Farmers Blk OF n. %
Merchants 80
Blk %
LAND
90 acres, war 1872. s 80
80 20
100 i" 100
$50 " 40
100 not " ... l85
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EXCHANGE.
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for l ID. sterling.
France, Wifzerland &
Belgium, 3 So francs
for 81 On.
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BONDS
d. & &. r. K. bOnds.-.75
NJ. &C. R-K coupons.S5
NJ. so. RR. bonds..Q
NJ. & o RR coupons 2
Tenn. bonds, old-..66
neW--.64
Tenn. cOupons...U
Miss.C h. K LIST m'tg'e55
"a I'd 10
MempisC City binds IS
4" eOupOns-6
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O~yTNTBT-ES Of Memphis City Transfer Com
psnv can sd all the principal Hstels before the
f4Dsr-u-z Of Trains and Check Baggage TO all
Points. Fv leaving orders al Ticket Dhlce, ~
Nam street. viii cal at any part o. tie city or
steamboat lsu1luE-
JOHN h. JONES,
Supt N. C. T. Co.
l-4-I-ur rl 0rf n
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Wants from MississipDi,

A SITUATION in a Wholesale Grocery Store
"A preferred, by a man Of steady Moral Char
aeter. He has had some experience in
housekeeping. HIS acquaintance extends to
Oktibbeha, LORndes, Monroe
aud POntotOc Counties, Miss. Perfect ~satisfac-
ton given as to character, qualification, etc.
the present address D, Box 80, COrinth.
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CAPITAL, $500, 900 /!
&2OOO REWARDI

This Company Inaures against loss by FIR
Marine and River Risks. seSe
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RemnanL.

THE EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION has
removed TO No. 8 Madison street, opposite
the ia stand, and viii continue to transact a
Banking, Exchange and Brokerage
business. 0c5-lW
RgEvening papsrs eopy.
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. Mlhurnes Celebrated Iron-AxIe Wagons.
IS Milburne's Celebrated ThimbIe-Skein Wag-
ns-OveF 800 sold in Memphis; all warranted
for twelve months, and only 81 81 damages
claimed for brsakaRe.
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Tr4LStQe'R NnLQ.

DY virtue OF q Deed OK Trust made TO me By
ID W. N. Hutton and d. A. Brewer on the ID
day OF July, 1855, and recorded IN the Registers
once or Shelby county, in book No. 81, part L.
pages leo and l5l, 70 sscuFe certain indebted
ness therein named, 1 viii on
Friday, the 1lth day OF October, 1867,
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock am, in
front OF the auction house OF Passmore a Co,
$50 Second street, sell 20 the highest bidders
for cash, one large Hoe Single Cylinder Press.
one Bindefy, and the types, stones and hx-
lures belonging to the Argus newspaper estab
Comprising in all afun and COM
plete Newspaper appointment.
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