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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-24
FoR ~.
Dry Goods for Sale.

ITO ENAnLE Us no CLOSE UP A
a
o-partneIship which expires soon, we
now offer our stock Of Dry Goods at bar-
gain. TheMock II snlafi. the house has
good tade estab ilshed, arid IS in running
order. 10 f. a fine opening for any one
wishing 10 engage ia tho buslners. For
particulars address II. o. Box fl2. Evans
vile, Iudihna. uovlI o.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS:

The Scrip Mill Still at Work,
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AUCTION SALE.

Mr.IS a AC IKE EN-
Will commence selling at Auction his
large stock of
DRY GOODS
At No. IL First Street, on Wednes-
day, November 18th, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
T. M. ELLIOTT,
nov24-2t Auctioneer.
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CRAWFZSHING ONCOUNCIL-
NAN SCLHREIBER'S BILL.
SPICY BERATE, IN WHICH THE
MAYOR is N0RSTED.

Councilman Reifx Has Enough En-
dOFsement for the Present."
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, November q, 1853

EVansvlIIe, NOVonDer q, Io0o.J
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Councilmen Blemker,
Steele, StockAeth, Reitz, Rocker,
Mesker, Kolle and Schneider.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read. and approved, alter which
the following bills were allowed and
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FINANCE AND Trade.
FINANCE.
OFFICE or TEE DAILY APPEAL.l
AENFHs, September Is, 1855.
FINANCE.

oFFICH or TIE DAILY APPEAL.l
Ak4fHs, september Is, 1855.
The calls for assistance coming from mercan.
tile h~ouses-those engaged in furnishing plant.
alton supplies es~Decisliy-are increasing tally
One OF our baRks within tbs last thirty day
has d.scouted paper 20 the amount of not less
than sl5d.oo0 TO enable our merchants 10 render
the Necessary assistance 70 their customers
While the demand for money may continue A
few weeks longer, we do Lot think that It will
be at all urgent. The coming cotton season
will be 3 much longer one than last year. as
many 81 our planters viii only send thei- crops
forward as they need the money. This viii
enable our banke TO use a part OF their cspf.
tai In other ways.
Exchange is about The same as at our last.
Cotton bills, though email, are coming IN daily.
and In tbs aggregate are IN exoessof the de-
nand. In most instances ali offzrsd are taken
at par, bat &c discount is the rate 70 ali outside
Of regular customer Selling at 1850 pre-
MUM.
A sale of-Clty Bonds amount not given was
reporte1 ST z91fc, but holders are mostly drm
At SC, al which several lots could be found.
We also report a small sale OF Mississippi and
Tennessee bonds on privats terms, and 100
shares Memphis and Louisville stock a. IOc.
City Scrip is arm and in demand $1,000
changed hands at 74l9c. Dealers buy az a arse
aud sell at 7ses0c.
County Warrants are Improving. There was
emz from dealers to-day AZ E4655%c. Sell
ina At s. S60c, SIS 70 amount.
Police Scrip Is firm st So9s2c buying. Selling
At $3.50.
Sold opened in New YORK at IIFscaad closed
~ 1875 Dealers here buy at 10 l4Zzc. ana
sell 81 I439l43zc.
The Sev York Stock Board quotations were
AZ noon to day IS follows: Osd Tsnusssee
bonds, none new, 6sz 5-9s. coupons Of 81.
Il; g. l&4; 81, 10; IS, ul; new issue, g:
s'.s; 6S 81 l0-0s, coupons, -: Government
bonds, steady.
The gentlemen appointed 10 solicit subscriD-
ions 10 oefrsy the expenses or the preliminary
survey OF the Memphis and Selma Railroad
visited s large number of our business houses.
and were gratihed by the success they met wifi,
They VIII report tomorrow.
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COTTON.

Cotton was advancing ia Liverpool at the
opening to-day Uplands, l0isd Orleans, IOlsd.
II was active at noon and advancing at The
close Uplands, l9kd Orleans, I0Izd. sales.
1900 balesi weeks sales, $500. " which lQ.eO6
Wss taken for export and 1850 by spectators.
stock, $500; OF this amount $4,000 is Ameri-
can; stock ahost, $4,000, OF which 1900 is AueIf-
can.
In New York, at the opening, cotton was
quiet put nrm, Rndthe closing dispatch read
a. follows: Market very drm and holders
asking higher rates. Quotations nominslv
unchanged" Last nights closing Quotations
were BIC for Middlings.
Our market was moderately active with some
three or four buyers looking around. some
holders do not offer the few bales they have re-
oetved- but the larger number OF them prefer to
sell on receipt. We quote sales Of 1 bale Good
Ordinary &c; s DO Low Middings. 22zc; 2 do.
do, &c lido. do dc I DO, do, nc; ; do, do
IKE; SO. Atddings &c; Il do. do, 2sLzc: Is
DO CO., 24c; . do. do, 25llc; s do. do, &c. The
nsrke: closed rather weaker, bat with a fair
inquiry.
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2I@.oO

@lAe5tA
ALondon circular OF September lst "a, m
bsngal crop thls year is turning OUT Yerv ba5.
~, M OF leaf aud much s-alned, and ire hnIk
81 Shat mas arrived does not class over mid.
aims iair, buts 80 fsr the drst arr,vsls nave NJ,
with a ready safe, ehiehy for export. We baSs
~ 49, e = sOoH supply OF This years crop
the past few years. with the exception 81 &c.
rawattee WI ca Is very lesfy, though sound In
Staple. Inc broSch, 50 Tar. IS OF excellent uusI-
ny the Dsl machlEe-ginned fetching Jad -
pound, and Dhollerah Z turning ont yell PCT
The same circular Ssys OF the American cro,
which, IL must be remembered, was In : mBcb
more favorable condition twenty or tbirf- 80
ago than a. present, and the disaster sIfpJsd 70
in The latter part OF the circular has befalien
rs:
Regarding the prospects Of our markst ,ba
position OF long stapled cotton has beeoH1s
Als-mingly strong; with smaller stock OF Bra
Al and Egyptian tnan last year. the eonSuUD-
Lion Of these descriptions is considerably grea.-
er, whilst In American, allowing only 81 COO for
stock In the middle OF November. when ~
Grst OF the new crop win begin 70 arrive. fheIe
remSins only l5,oOJ bales a week for co1suIap-
tiOE and export sgasnst an outgoing ~ pressgt
OF at least Ul0J TO ZOO. No doubt ne frsds
have bought long stspied cotton Isrgslv. ~.
bctpaton OF sesTctty, and they are prssariug
further 70 substitute Surats; stnl they VIII -
severely pinched for q while, and whsn orr
maximum stock o. East India Is reached. ire
margin OF price be.weea Sarats a1d Awerfceo
may bs further increased for q short time.
s pfooabls thatthe receipts during tbs first I
two months OF the season will De much sbe ID Z
OF last year, both owing to the early con6ftio1 1
OF the crop and tbs absence on yellog ever
At New Orleans. which DELAYED arTfvais -
much last year. II ls quite too early 10 fors J
any estimate OF the crop, but the fsvorNe 49,.
IN America 81 present IS Two AID a hsjy -
lions a. an outside Ggure; should bsnl-
the receipts early n the season run nosNeIi
bly, ahead OF last wear. We may ana svSn iesI
estimates N favor hers Tor a Inc 1ssI
Although there Is not 8 SO ie- snt
cotton 70 provide a very .GuH eoRssea,Ssd.ay oi
the END ofthe ear, there Is enough ~ s1a-
outgoing OF 5000 bales weekly ana Al
stock OF 5o,cW bales IN Great Britain ~
mas; the outgoings At the same TINE las 80
were 1900 bales but the average price -
les thar our present currency, and tTsde 49,
good both here and on the Continent Thns
are now 10000 70 5000 bales OF Easf ToSte
cotbon que or Just arrived, ana we snail ffgey1
nave an import within the next montb 49,
quarter ora million OF bales FROM In 1fa n,DoS
oIthls cotton viii arrive 70 a heavy To-. thongh
sne recent ADVANCE viii greatly assist wsst
ouyeIs ana moderate tte pressure. III fs ~
pIOoAole lthat our maximum stcch viii 49,
Jo,t60 bales FS ttach l
1nese conslcerations would Indicate tbas MT
- are As nigh a. present eircu stancasS1s.f
o1t tnAt no material csc1ne Is pnobabls'
.nost not, however, be forgouen thsf Ssn
PEI atuhs eFiaeallnoHtb for The cotton ssos
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WELL BORING.
WATER! WATER!
WELL BORING.

HAVING purchased the right for Tennessee,
Ii OF Heath q Co 3 Patent Wen BOrer. we
0nef Tor sIe q few County Rights, and also to
bore wells On tie shortest notice. This fnVen-
ton is pronoun esd by all practical men who
have seen IL, and those who have used it as
unrfvalled for the purpose designed. The Well
occupies so little space is SO SAFE from any nuf-
sance and accident 20 neat and durable, that
It may be located anywhere desired. We sre
prepared to show specimen Weils and the
whole apparatus TO parties desiring 10 see them.
We have indfspusable testimonials or the sup
ricriJy sno cheapness OF these " els over all
Others known. From fifteen to twenty dollars
per day can be made by any intelligent work
ing man In the use Of this invention. A club
of nve or six persons wanting Wells can buy q
County Right for what a well would cost them.
and work 1t 10 great prodt for others Fer such,
opportunities are ever offered Tor investing
few hundred dollars TO advantage.
Address n. FLErCHER a {.
se3 No, 40 second tareeh Memphis, TeBn,
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COTTON GINS
C0TTOn GINS.
Pratts sOutheFn naae CetgOn Gin

THIS GIN is regarded BY planters who have
Il used IL, as The besJ for sample. picking the
seed clean and light dreught. Planters cult
waiting bottom LANDS are requested TO examine
the EUREKA Gin at harrington 8 Howei's, Is
Front street. Il VIII pay FOR itself IN gnning
nifty bales. An. GunniSOn- manufactures Of
the Steel Comb Gin before the var buE now a
planter gives the following certificate
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 81, I5SS.
81 take pleasure in recommending to plant
eTs cuittvattng Cotton on bottom lands OF the
Mi sissippi, ArkCnsas, White and st. krancis
rivers, the Eureka Gin, made by Daniel Pratt,
Of Alabama. This Gin separates the huIls,
bolls, etc., from the Seed Cotton, makes a good
mp and Is superior TO any other Gin for
bottom lands. I have used one myself on a
farm in Washington county, Miss, and It Cpe-
rates well and giyesentire Satisfaction In every
respect. a. II. GUENISOE."
Orders for Gins, from 80 TO so Saws and Sum
Betting, at Factory Prices, addressed 10 the
care or HARRINGTON & HOWELL. 26S
Front street, Memphis promptly hlled. Presses
anu Gearing put up, and Gins repaired BY q
skillfuT GinWright. q. W. PRUHEAET,
Iy2S BtsW2In&w Agent for Daniel Prast.
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It being the sLh day of January, 1853, on
the premises, IN sald count Of CbfcOt, at
public auction, 70 tbs highss6 biccer, foe casn
IL hand, al the land IN hald tecrse mentioned
ADD described a. follows, tO-wit. Eegiuuiug
two chains and Eixry-nvs lnka west o. the
southeast c'rnsr OF section 20 IN township 10
5 2 vest. AZ q stake, beauing trees mapls.
marked vito . cross - inches in diau=ter {;
bears sOoth To 90 west 80 links blackberry
marked with u cross d inches In diameter (;
bears south s0s. east IS links Lleccs west on
toWush1p line y chains aud 35 inks to the
southwest corner Of section 81 and the south
east corner OF secOcn 81 corner red oak Is
inches in di9me er, bearing north IA. west .
Inks thence north on section lane 20 chains
10 stake IN Held thence wet Wchasns &C stvke
e6nteFOf ksctiOn ., thence north 40 chains 70
nalf mile cSTner OF sections IS aal - gum II
inches in diameteT, bearing north So, vest 60
EnkB themes east 81 chains and % INKS 70 a
mu1t cry post on bank OF cid hrger Lake ;
thence meandering lake southsSo, east s chains
and q links to stake thence s1Uth 5e 70. east
u chains 50 links 70 Slake thence south Sc,
east "A chains and 20 IMks TO stake thence
south ~, west Qeaviug stakel IS hams and 20
links To stake thence south a. ~, east -
chains to stake thence south 90 So, east IS
chains and so links to point OF con-
tatningu nine hundred 800 acres o. Iaud, being
situate and lying IN t0WBship le, south, range
2West. Also the 70 lowing LANDS Uo-wit West
Part Of N W 4 OF sectdOn " Of bayou < TT
n, s r s W W Il section 2 Ell section 5, 7
q, X W; east section %, 7 Is. 2 ",
Also W = section %; NE rLH OF saIns section ;
same section and 3 " IA. section a. 7
10 $ X 2 west, continuing, with the 500 acres
above described, tWensy-sevea hundred t27O0)
acres, more or less All OF the above described
land fronts on Lake ChicQt, about - miles
from Lake Village. N said county of CEicOt
and State OF Arkansas, and the same will be
sold in block or in quantities 10 suit pur-
chRser IN order to carry out said decree.
Is one OF the most vaiuanie tracts OF land IN
the South, about 1870 acres OF which srs in a
higd state of cultivation. The improvements
are a me Steam Gin in good order, two good
Dwelling Houses aud brick quarters, sufficient
to accommodate 100 hands.
Sale viii lake place az II O'Clock N. on said
day. L. H. SFRINGER.
Commissioners.
1ECiDcinnad Weekly Enquirer eepy eight
weeks and send b Il tn Ibis office ans
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DR.. JAMES.

| EORMERLE OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
u Custom EOuse street, New Orleans, (estab-
hsbeu 1850, for the last seven years located in
Chicago, anu celebrated throughout the couu-
DISEASE, Gao be cOnddsnttallY consulted al
his unice and pariOrs, 81 and 81 Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, or by letter
B1sJ0Iucs Drawer OSo5
DR.. IAN IS treats CHEUN :, MERCURIAL,
SYP6lBITIC, and SKIN DISEASES,
and al DISORDERS Of a CON FAGIOUS W.
MERE Al CbARACIER-Which he cures with
out the use Of mercury, iOdids p~Ofassii, arsenic
or any poison, but with mis- IRA IZE&, a
positive cure for al buDors and blood pOisOas.
ORGANIC WEAk y such IS SEMINAL
EMISSlONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
gans. early indiscreJions, excuses, or entailed
herediinrUy, causing loss OF memory, cOnfu-
sion, depression, dimness Of vision and ofteu-
times insanity. WITH q dep iorabls train OF other
Symptoms, treated ana radically cured by an
infaliibie method, saving Time and expense.
All Urea Is peculiar TO the sexual organs, of q
private ch2IR>ter, r1dicaliy and permanently
cured.
Old diseases OF the most no rible class, where
the blood has becOu4e poisoned. pr, ducing
blOtcheS on he tsce, small wateTy blisterB,
pains in the head and bones, liberated throat
and nose. sores On the limbs and body, s~crofula,
together with ar endltss numoer OF su6erinRs,
e6ectuauy and t~erm5nently cured.
DIR. Is recommended BY the press or
the country, by professors OF medical colleges,
and by tls medical profession general y.
Those afflicted should apply 70 him, and be
cured az Once.
THE M0NrroR, by DR.. James. a treatise upon
diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs OF either
SIX, causes, effects and their remedies, complied
from an experience of twenty years practice
In the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent TO any address, So curely trapped. Price
One Dollar. Pam phleL on SPERMATcRRIIEA.
or enc on SYPHILIS, sent IN sealed envelope
dress DR.. JAMES, Pos5Ofice Drawer 1868. Chi
c 20. Illn2is. seeII 81
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Dissolution.

rHE Firm OF W. \. Eakin 4 CO. was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 18TH Al
gust, 1858. Either party is authorized 70 settle
the business of The CID firm.
All persons tndebted to the nrm Of ". y,
Eakin & Co. are requested to come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
wiu be found at the Underwriters Warehouse,
corner or Market and Promenade streets
W. N. EAKIN.
A. CONNEEL.
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Memphls september ], ls8s.

The business will be continued at the old
stand on Chickasaw streots by A. Connsh and
NJ. Conneil Jr, unSer the MN name OF A.
Connell d Co.
Memphis, september !, 1858. sep2
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TRUST SALES.
Trust Safe.
Trustees Sale.
Tuesday, the 28ih day Of September, 1SeS,

atuo'clock am on Second street, al 1.-THE south
east corner OF Court square, Ia the city OF Menu
PMS, Stale OF Tennessee, ouer Tor sale. al uuD-
lie auction, and sal 70 the highest bidder Tor
cash, Jne following described real estate. situa-
ted IN Shelby county, TsnDeSsse. Ces grated
and described as follows, to wit: Being parts Of
Lots NOS. % and 81, on John :. CIaybrlOa's
plan or p.ot of subdtvis'Oa Of a one hunared
acre tract OF land near Memphis, besfuuLDg on
the north SIDE Of Henry .treet. al a STAKE OEe
hGncred aud seventy five 30 feet ezet ron
the SOuthe4 corner OF EtLlegIeW j. & No. SC.
thence DCrGH parallel with tie easL bOucdlT
lire OF said Lot No. S., seven chasus to "a sta5e,
south eighty-tiue degrees east one hundred
and seVenSy-nve ti45l test Eom the ucIhsa-t
co5nsr OF said lot NJ. ID, tlsGcs south elzuBy-
nine degrees easL, tighL 5LIl0 h s. uNj clarns,
Qess 10 teetl 10 the west side @ Post ana Rail
avenue thence souh aeven % chains with
west side Of Post and Rail sv.uae, To sourbeaSt
corner OF sad lot No %; thence rurth - vest
with north side or Hsnry street eight 81 20
70 52-lGjl chairs jess lT5 feaO TO the beEiuuiuz
corner, esntaiulng about four acres.
1 VIII sell said land 10 pay the balance due On
the notes mentioned ia the iced OF trust. -
directed By the beDeiciary.
The equiLy or Iedem pJiOn IL waived, and the
title is believed 10 De good, Dat I shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
suS0 dAs "a B. 5. WADDELL. Trustee.
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commissioner Sale.

DY virtue OF a decree OF the Cbicct Circuit
ID CoUEt on ths Cbsneery size thereof. rem
dered al the December Term, AID 1907. af said
COuIJ, in a certain 2uiL therein DelIfug-
WherslD Richard <. Sessions vas complainant
ana alter sessions was defendant. the under
II a COmmissionsr, a~PP.lnLsO BY said count,
will sell. on the
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FOR ls6s-ts.

At New &
some portions OF This
state the worm has Appeared. hat lie
bottom q have not 81 Tered from in
uncSiions as in the year lsS7.
ArkhnssS.-Accounts are, generally
ANoraole, a1d the crop promises we'll
MtSStsstppl-Iha low lands have o
S9psdlnundstion, but are nov infested
by the worms.
AT galveston ".
Texas has nearly the same area II land
planted ASH 1856, AID the prospects are
encouraging.
Aiabsma-fhs crop OF this State NJ
one time promised remarkably ura'I
putin consequence OF Inc recent rains
ana rSFsses OF the worm, an syeraVe
yield cannot be looked for.
At SavGnnah- an
eofgla-Mu less land than usuaI
has been planted in cotton and HE croDs
IN TIE southwestern portion of tbeStafs
nave been seriously injured BY beavy
nS1nE and worms.
south Carolina Late rains through. "
out ne uplsn9 region have tod unfa-
YOrably upon the crops which. untT -
Gently were quite promising.
aecounts from this Ststa
are gloomy Ia the extreme. heavy 49,
and e~aferpilars having inflicted {ncsI.
culEole Injury upon the crops,
At North carolina ~
virginia and North Carolina TnS~s %
btaes- iylng Beyond the cotton reg m
lneaI p~I9locttoa Is com p~arativeiy 50.
but the limited crops under euIfvssf.
are doing wen Thsir ports will So
considerable r~eceirts OF cotton treTe-
ported overland from other States
Al Otnsr p9ftH 49,.
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LUZ
DisSolutlOn of COpartnerShip.

MEMPHIS, September !, 1865.
ruE eorsrtners5ip of Webb, Mitchell & Co.
fztbfs day dissolved by limitation Of artt
cies' az asreeraent. All persons indebted to
the am or having BUSH ess with the same,
viii nnd our funf0F partner. L. T Webb. with
me books. at Pdee & TrsadWells, Eo.15, Union
street. Lee Block. Either partner Is author
W. Il WEBB,
7, MITCHELL,
a.n91,o L. II. WEBB
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sack on hand to-day, 6 Pin lT2
We give below Ru estlmate very carefully
prepared, % the coming cotton crop. As il
was made some time ago, II Is SAFE 70 presume
that present Indications would not warrant as
great q yield BY ten 70 twenty per cent. The
wet weather has caused the bolls to rot in many
sections of the esUntry, TO say nothing OF the
damage done by worms and the probabilities
OF an untRyorsole fall We have been shown
boils gathered in various sections which are
entirely rotten. There is now lying before Us.
non the plantation OF Mr.. E. BoGlsin, Of De-
Soto county, Mississippi. = large number or
bolls thoroughly rotted. These bolls we're not
selected, but are merely a fair sam ole OF the
crop IN tina; vicinity.
The general IepOrt from crOps in tha Tsppaz-
see valley f., thzt they are gooi average Tbe
accounts, however, IRON South Alabams. Soptb
Georgia, M tssippi, Louisiana and South Caro-
Lima, are unfsvorable. The worm has plaved
such havoc that a short crop is anticipated in
those sections. We c~Oncl1ce that the decline
viii stop and higher prices be obtained bv
planters who can cold FOR a While. Two mil
hon oaies is the very lsCSest estimate which
can os placed upon this yesr's crop. while
respondent ones are estimating very much
lover.
a writer amer referring to the combination
FORMED oy NeT York bnd Liverpool specula.
tors and Manchester spinner TO beat fha
Souther1 cotton planters cut OF this wears
crop, as they did that or last year. and assert.
Ing tsst there Is not the shadow OF a Doubt Of
Iois conspiracy, says that tho recsI pts for lsss
and ls8s cannot possibly be greater than thew
were IN 1867 and lS6&. In proof OF this We a.
pend the following statement:
RECEIPTS FOR lzss "a
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WOLVES
Schiedam Schnanns

above Medicinal Beverage iF=
suFed oy the proprietor, at h1 taAanuia
ssnleoaHl' f2llaG, expressly Icy, u
Il isR~ SrSm
IL. ssd dnTfsS 10 Ncsd o. q ne American mn
three thonss3S lat time hehas received oyel
ing hi - nc - etters from pbysicians. fpdors
Ia fbeiT NJ 4rest liquor they have ever used
se1scfse ~oe nom barley OF the finest oua1Itv
Ihss with great care from the p,osucls ~
. aost eeleorsted gozin-growlng distr n. h
favored with the essence OF the romat1 innd-
pet-Derry OF Italy, and is rectined BY a pecIilier
acrid particle. Every
As means OF preventing and correcting the
olsagneeaole and often dangerous efect pra-
ouctd upon the stomach and bowels bv .
ehange OF W2ter-a visitation 10 which rs7ei-
en-, new settlers, and all unaeclimateo persons
10 tne West. the South, and Southwest are ma
SdLlafIy uaole-the SCHIEDAM TTc
oSHHAPPs viii be found Absolutely MAMMA :
9nLte "a cases OF crop.y gravel. obStrucifons 81
tLe klQneyS, diseases Of the bladder. Etrict1ra
oysPspsia and general debility. il IA recon-
tesnaed most emphatically BY The mosf 49,
- sohheo members Of the medical profession
Is put up In quart and pint bottles, II
VII the name OF the undergi0nat IN
- DOee4e ana cork, and a facsimile az bfs 81
esuIs on the label For sale By All resnacfanfs
1NBSAblh ana country maFchanHn
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and thai two years ago the damage done az
this time had q most injurfous effect on the Ill
innate yield. Should any ferrous disaster now
befsll the crop, such news coming upon re-
duced stocks IN all the cotton eDtrepOts, would
probably lead to great excitement and an I'M
uOrlRuE ADVANCE ia prices.
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ooTTos sTATKxKST.

CHAMBER or COhnERCH-
AEAPEIs, September Is, 1888.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-19

Texas has nearly the same area ufIand
planted ASH 1857, AID the prospects are
encouraging.