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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-27

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board OF Com
missioners on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DR.. DOUGLAS BLY, to furnish Ar
TIFICIAL LIMBS to the disabled men who are en-
titled to the benefit Of the appropriation made BY
the Legislature.
In order TO the best working Of the commission
and the manufacturer, and hst no disappointment
may arise 10 any party IL 10 important that appii-
cants for limbs observe the following order, viz
/. Let every apple ant furnish his name, post
Office and county TO the Com missioners forth with
2 Applicants viii not come 10 Richmond for
limbs until they receive orlers TO do so.
g. Applicants will be attended TO in the order OF
their application.
Each applicant will receive q circular with In
structionS.
The presidents Of all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation TO the applicants.
P.H. PElRPOINT,l
w. TAYL0R, Commissioners.
+. b. WATKINS, }
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The case was conf iausd until this gbrn-
ing. La }, n.

Marths Hoye, negTesST chargeu "IVH as
saulting and ibeating Martha Poindexter,
negress, twas: discharged, as the evidence
in the case Showed that the peace of mind
of the accused had been much disturbed
by Martha Poindeyter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-10
Florida Itcna.

CROPS IN JAcKsos.-Tho Mariana Courier of tho
2eth inst. snys At tho present writing the cater
pillnr has deyoured about one.half Of tho cotton
pnnt suited to their palates in this county, and by
the 10th pro1. will have eaten out the balance.
There will bc, however. fair average crop made,
the plant was never better fruited, and the sea-
son, although too wet yet is propitious for full
crop yield will be at least one.third creator than
the last years crop. With this fact conceded, and
the provision crop being full, is it too much TO
hope for and oxpcet that tho country will be en-
abled to pay her indebtedness, turn over new
leaf and start anew, tako hold Of tho order Of
things prepared to tako advantage Of circumstances
ss they may arise?
Three bales of new cotton, from tho plantation
OF Mr. A. Hopkins, wero recevod yesterday and
shipped by rail to Savannah.
Tho Weather continues wot and dinagreeable.
Cotton prospects, daily growing worse, well
from the excessive rams 81 from tho ravngeB Of
the caterpillar. 1iihdhessee Fiorididn.
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The National Convention OF SpiYitualists ut
Cleveland is the subject Of romark by tho Cleveland
Herald. According 10 all accounts they arc n
queer sect. The editor ssys:
We were more interested in the fomnlo delegates
than in the male SO far aa the attor concerned
there is the usual gathering of longhare heavily
bearded, bald headed, lean kind. There is hnrlly
> stout man in the crowd, and not ono fnt one.
Many welr apectaclcs and almost all soft hnts
and dusLers, and most OF them carry carpet ba9s
IDENTIFY filled with books and pamphlets. Tho wo-
men are for the most part past their primo, genGr
cheerful face breaking out into smiles, and light
ing mp with jollity and intelligence. As rule the
women faces are seriously sad; as u they had come
eased; eome Que who could pluck q rooted sorrow.
The sbloomer' costume is not infrequent in tho
convention. the wearers tripping about evidently
not at ease, but yet II determined to hnve their
own wsy. Two ofthe "strong minded" have thrown
themselves inside regular frock coats and trowsers
tho coat being closed tightly In front These women
dispense entireiy with crinoline, and both being
spare in figure have very ank, scant, chilly look
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-10

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHIRLEsToN Saturday Evening, September 0. 1867. {
Tho staple sold at irregular rates. and some
transactions in Middng grades exhibited decline Of
No. h., the market closing duh In consequence Of
decline In Liverpool Bales Go balossay at DC, t
2ih, Sat a. Is at 21)G. at 49, 1s Mt as. 10 at 43,i.
at d 8 bales Cotton at 25hc. 2, b. We quote:
Low Middling. ..-.....-...............23 @23H
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r1oH BrrTIgs."
8. T.-iS8o-X.
few bottles OF PLANTATION BIr7Ras
VIII cure Nervous He.daeh.
Gold EKtromiuss and Feyersh Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Ehtulenoy and Indigestion.
:. Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and 8borI Erssth.
Mental Despordenoy.
Proatraton; Great Woaineas.
saiox Compilation, Weak Bowels, 30
10I LVER NJ AZ ooMpIaiNT SSdei1 AND DYSPEPSIA.
proooed from deceased ana torpid LIVER The hillary
,nd s
After long resesrca wo arc able to present ths most
tho world has eIor produced within ono year over sis
ana forty :hSnd,nd Gus Isfsons have taken The
I'll most easotuL tonic and agreeable ziimulan
This reports t ress upon mineral substances for
faction Of the public, and th.i patisnti may oonSai
their phyaicAns, We append Lat OF It's component1
oiLnkiA BAnK-Oslebrstsd for over two hundred
Sssrs In tho tIesmsnt Of Fever aud Aguo, DyspepIs
vie q hs Roos o. hurSps
.fsrxtrds .old h4 tho Jssui for az esoroas pries Of
Of France. humboldt makes especial refarsses to NJ
e d.rsSl sSn ods snS sv
OF tho stomach and bosel& -
DknpIioH-Sor tnhamrAdQp of the ioinB aud drop.
2..Gs,m| fseyrn4. For entOeel.d aize,tlos.
sn @raNassaasSoa ssaof. assaS1s diS@;
>, ,oIn "a In omsuo ospinaye; creating ncsh,
oOs, ssc. '''' '--S'H'4' e'''A"aef' hnase'
8. T.-.1s80..-X.
= q; sess,s .i sSash ss.aSs
hnoNn to the oommeFes Of tho world. aud wa withhold
In name for the prsaout.
MPolTANT okpTIBIoATK9.
AacHpsTEp. n. Z, December "a, 1851.
hSss ssss stSi 70
sba9a9n ny ptofes.ion. About three months ago
s .s e my sss S I'M
ssSssn oases snd g. lr - s5o% .lx.ya With sgnN
2EnLDHIpu1A. 10Th Month. 17th Day, 1852.
sI ao o ~ % ss;h RHSh
Wit send mo two bottez mors. 0-I '-1-''
Thy friend, ABA oUnRIR.
HHrnxIn AouE. CHICAGO H.
u,,,, n. n,,v,A n, Fssn.aary II, ises.
twelve csssl Of your Plantation BItteIs. Az morning
appetta, they sppesr to have supsrIedsd ey.zythns
ess' .Hs Houls me fasauI s''oemsd' a,ap WAN,
Ar,anssnsnu ns nas completed 70 ruppiy any any q a.
pofsi6le- : ~ : = -''~''N~ y ' e'N'
The public may rss aasursd thst in no case win ths
P0ftly purs standard Of tho PLANTATION RrT7K1S bo
departed fo- Every bot1e bears a. f1e-simis Of our
nas on tssl plate trsravfnV, ., . eannsi d ssa-
Lay eey.on presndiuo Il st1 PLANTATION Brrrgas IN
okh o. ty e 9dtloz 4 s,indr and inpofsr. BeudYS
q rlGRsa boatm See Aat our Fstpats Ssoap u UKrp,
xILkrIp epr tpe1y eork. SIt asat ID n =, s'TI'f
ssa by IN DIusaIts. aroesn ard Dealer shioaahoni
The country. aI 81 n.
?: q, DRAKE d 90. New York.
Aptu ny. ~ &.f}f gS3 l4s MEiSR
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, September 6-CorroH-Thpre has beena
ycry Light demand Today, aAlea amounting to only Ia
b3leI The market closed dull Prices noinal-say Gla
23Ho Sor low MiddlIng. 30 .I..., ,IsEaH
MONETARY --anld iioa141X. Sterling 60 days $50.
Sight 161. Francs nominal Now York Bank Sight u
premium checking; parsk premium buying. New
Orleans eight parnH premium. rH''
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Consignees per South Carolina ItutIroas.
: tnt-Ia. September q. L,

bales Cotton 60 bales Dnmestics 80 sacks Flour 10
aaen Grain. 79 bbs Naval Stores. cara Lumbar and
Weed, &C. 70 Railroad Agent Courteney Trenholm. A
Rohtnfon CO. Mrs II Gourdin, Marsh A ] n XIII
patrick orsoser, Lee Smith Co. ingrshsm A son
l. Jefers Co. Goodrich, Wneman Co slnll WshS
Is Co. q Getty, Johnston. Crews Il Co Rr,die y
Kngman, z Rodgers Co, II Bischon d Co MoTsrv
Co, Uteey & Kenyon, Eason Dro, Orphan House.
Ebaugh Mallonee Sf'sag'- n. - -
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OBJ CHARLIE sTON.

~ = - - Arrived YesterdaY. Hr.
Y sloop brd. from wando 90 bb,s Naval Stores to
,sypSs gf!y.lt =. Cleared Yesterlny. r.
"a Alliance Koliy, Philldapaia-H Bstsr &
t e'ersnen.o. Lavnon brunswick. os1wn Roach.
},.. t Went 90 Sea Yesterday .!,.;s
stssres hip Ani.nse. Rany. Phj.dsiphia 4 IN
=. \, From this Fort. - .85 -. II
!. g..stn,aap Sscrss gg hieh 'oston, sep..nbs. g.
- "a sea aun Dus1h R1H.ampte BeptAmbsr o.
;y &, Sailed Tor this Port.
stesSeship Falcon Reed, from Balmors, Hsptsmbsr q
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TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1867.
SONG OF STEAM
Dr oEonur W. CUTTER.

Dr oEonur W. CUTTER
Harness me down with yonr iron bands,
BE Hure OF your curb anl rein,
For scorn tho strength Of your puny'haud
As q tempest Bcorns q chain;
How laughed as lny concealed from sight.
For mnny q countless hour.
At the childish boasts Of human might,
And the prido OF human power.
When saw m army upon tho lanI
navy upon the seas.
Cropping along. arail.liko band, 'H
Or waiting wayward breeze;
with the toll which hc family bore,
AS he turned at the tardy wheel
Or toiled at tho weary oar.
When measured tho painting couraers speed,
The 1ight OF the carrier dove
As they bore law king dscreed
Or the lines Of impatient loyo;
could not but think how tho world would feel
AS those wore oustrpped afar,
When should 10 bound 70 the iusiiiut ncui.
Or chained to the flying carl
Hal ha ! hai They found mo at last
And they invited mo forth at length,
And rushed to my throno with thunder bisst,
a. And laughed In my iron atronRihl
On earth and ocean wide,
Whero now my fiery armies rango
Nor wait for wind or tide.
Hurraht hurrahl the waters o'cr
Tho mountain stoop decline;
1Anc-cpdCo uhNU yicQcu 70 my power
Tho giant streams Of tho Queenly west
And tho OTfent foods divinc.
The ocean palcs whero'er I swcop,
To hoar my strength reIoice
And monsters Of the 0riny deep
Cowcr trembling at my voice;
7 clrTy the woaith and orc Of earth
The thought Of tho godlike mind;
Tho wind lngs after my going forth,
Tho lightning Is LEFT behind.
In tho dartsome depths Of tho flthomless mine
Ny treess arm doth plny,
Wherc the rocks noer saw tho Bun'a decline
Or tho dawn Of tho glorious day;
bring earth's gllttertng jewels up
From the hidden cavoa below,
And mako tho fountains granite cup
e With q crystal gush o'erfow.
I blow the bellows, forge tho steel
In all tho shops Of trade;
hnmmor the ore ind turn tho wheel
Whero my arms Of strength arc msde;
manage he furnace, the nin tho mint
carry, spin, weave;
And oil my doinGs put In print
On cvery Saturday ovo.
Two no muscles to weary, no breasts to decay
i No bones to bo Ind on the SHELF"
And soon intend you may ego and play
While manage tho world myself.
But harness mo down with your iron bands,
~ De sure Of your curb and rc1n
For scorn tho strength Of your puny handH
As the tempest scorns tho chain.
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COMMERCIAL.
EIDOrtk.
rna UharI.a1on COTTON nIarke,.

SsHHiADRLPHIA-Per steamship AliAnce-7o balos Coz.
ton, Is bales Domesca, Is casfs Clay 10 bales Rags
"a Empty Barrels and rs, 900 feet Lumber.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the Of which they Introduced eysrv
known and valuable Improvement They have Invade.
bly, beea selected and used by all OF the world.. "a
EHooedoet great srttss who nave vlsed ths COUNTS
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LIST Or vESSEi.S
EARI,ll NIA l,AII I'm TAI. MN, n, ,1.sr

LIST Or yESSEi.S
III, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR TuIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Gi ps oa5k 3notn. stuatt, sailed. august ID
a1DDLEsDonoUuD, Esd.
Br brig Boola, Rawlings. sailed July
vALEEcIs.
The iole Angler, -, sallei. june IL
poMESTIC.
BELrABr, ME-
Schr Sarah lirE. White. .Jniy 2S
HASGoR, Me.
schr Eclipse, Pendlron, cleared August
PosroS.
Brig Galveston Mcrrymau. up...............S Sept 4
Brig Josie rcvcrrauI Clark, cleared. August %
bn8 Cyc,jne, -, up. August u
Schr Marian GRgc. Shepherd, cleared. August ~
Schr Chloe, - Boston, iii August 80
NEW ronk.
Schr biyrover, Hughes, up. Sept 5
schr Jonas Smith, Sicho,s. cleared Sept q
schr NcSada -, np-.......- Sept =
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Orrllin, Havner, cleared. August %
Scr john Griffin. Foster, cleared. August 80
Schr Ganagc, niI, ccarcl...... Sept )
BALTIMORE
Steamship Falcon, Reed, sailed. cd............S Sept
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CA r D j..

With feelings Of prds American msnufse,p,,o
6sop received By recently: nA'o
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DE-. WR1GHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of life.

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THALBER0.. .
aOTTsCfIALK.

1eonsider Chickerins 4 Cons Pianos, beyond con,
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ISonaldsr ohiciering Bona Pianos aupsrlor to IN,
IN the world. - ~
They unrivaled for their ainaing Qualities and for
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WORLDS FA1R, LONDON.

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consider ohicferins & sons PIaaos beyond com,
parison, tho best hnvo socn In Arnerics
8. THALnERG
Chairman OF Jury on Mrsical Instrnnen
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EUROPEAN TEsTImoarhLs,

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LONDON. July 20, 1868,

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have no heaatlon In cndorsnE ths opinion OF my old
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hoEpoH. January Il, 1859.
Lo.pOH, Auguat ~, 1875.

MY DEAN sR: An you arc going bAck ID tho Uni.e<y
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sIAiILIA sInIlLIBUs CURANTUR.
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"a Eails was on her np-he.lih was in her loo
strength Sas In hsr atep, and In her hInds-PIiSf
xIoH BrTrxRs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-10

They bear no signs Of such juvenile SOURCE put IA
the selection of their themes, and the carefuness OF
their elaboration indicate much ripper experience.
norton of the volume occupied with TRANSACTIONS
from Helm and Victor Hugo, an effort OF literary
workmanship in which but toeTale success has Deeh
obtained low the most accomplished masters
Cannon Flashes and Pen Dashes' arc prose run
mad i'm neat binding. II o,,,t,or %
:" Antonins is a dramatic poem by the author OF
"Herodias.D "A work which has made deep impress
sion ON apprcciatiye readers by its originality ana
mower The plot is founded on the Drudcai rItes III
ancient Bron and is carried out with great DOl1hIss
of conception and vgor of execution. Some OF INC
characters of the former drama play PROMINENT
part in the scenes, and enhance the interest OF tl9
denouemcnt. The author blends singular command
of expressive poetic language, with creative mag
nation. and has managed his historical materials
with admirable effect: His work Is entitled 10
high rank among American poems. 9, .
The author of " King Renes Daughter IS one o; 81
the most admirable modern poets OF Denmark, stlll
living in Copenhagen at nearly seventy years OF age
This play is vel known to the lovers OF draHa aDG
viii be welcomed I'm the attractive form which has
been appropriately given TO it in the present EDITION
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CTEINWAY g. SONS

DIANOS to LET and SOLD on installments,
tie Mandatory, Nos l6 and l5s East rwenty trstst
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Situatlons tOanteo-alales.

SlIuuIIuIIB lUuHIFJ- IIIIItS.
A PERSON having some spare time each day
4 would e make vi N trsttss house 80 tO-
IkCrOR trl, the business aud Will role the
ve ghrst smoas expectations regards salary moderate Al
df,ss : r. Boa No. rs Tribune Oncc
GRADUATE of the FREE ACADEMY
~ pleasant EMPLOYMENT by calling between and2
At No. y SpTucr It. Room No 4
Two AUTHORS and PUBLISllERS-MAN-
4 VSCRPTs COPIED vith correctness and dispatch Al
dress ;. s, Box No H6 Tribune oGee.
NNANTED-A SITUATION as C0ACHMAN
GROOM by who sober and trustworthy understands
the Of horses y Il cts ence Can he Il
AIR LOUDENs Harness shoD Beeckest, vest Of Broadway, No
! BrosdWav
WANTED by young MAN, u SITUATION
w BaHking Ohcs l. good quick e
tgus experience Can faIush good references
Address g. G. B. Boz No. lG0 Tribune OEce.
WET NURSES.-Mae and female NURSES,
w With the best Of reference be obtained at all times at L. A.
IANSFNS Cuprols aud Lscchr- No Stthst BoNcy.
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HVATERs SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS,
MELODE0NS and CABINET ORGANS the hes: lnanufai9rs
Secondhand Pianos bargains from 80 S3 Old
taken exchange Liberal discount teachers and cpymer.
Cash paid for Pianos tuned and repaired New 70
octave Pianos for 275 and upward wareToow No 4sl BSsdw,
NY HORACE WATERS
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THE NETWORK UNION VALENTINE
COMPANY have an immense stock Of Valentines exhibition Ito
- gas9 q iAi .spY3G W. " M w Hu4s%it, EeuiSh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-27
MEMPHIS APPEAL.


Until further notice the Mails win close as
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago. St Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburz, Phila-
delphla, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BAIL
more, and all cities north and west at
3:l6 p m
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New YOrk, Nashville, and all cities
south and east, Al $40 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge Jackson, Miss,
Nicksburg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
Ap.m.
An stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
AL Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, MIS-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at am.
For Little Rock, Pine B!uf and all Landings
en- ArkauRasand White rivers, tsemi-weekIy1,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-s0dth, tseni-weeklyl, Tues
days and Saturday,
Mississippi river-north, Cssmi-weekly), Mon
days and Fridays.
r c. GIST, Postmaster Memphis.