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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
MILWAUKEE NTARKET.

MILwAuKEE Sept 5.--FLouR-Dull and up.
changed Choice spring extras Se,25@9,25; com.
mon to medium S725@S,00; common to fancy
winter S9,5O@ll,5O wHEAT-Actiye and firiner
No. S1,74Jsi No. 2 sl,64; No. 81, So; Rejected
.4S, OATs-Quiet and steady, No. 53c. CoRN-
Moderately active aud steady. No l 09e; No. 2 ggc
RYE-Scarce and lower Sales No at si.2O Ban.
LEY-Dull and unsettled at 81, ,620l, ,G5 for No. /
BUrTER-Quiet at 25@2sc for good to choice. Fees
Dull at abont l6c PoTAIoRs-Saleablea at 75lT. SOC
WooL--Actiye and firm. Sales at 40G41c for fine
fleece and 3O@35Isc for pulled
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CHICAGo MARKET.

CHICAGO, September 5.-BHEADsruFFs-FIou
Dull and prices unchanged; receipts $1,000 bar.
rels, shipments 1900 barrels. wHEAr-DemaDd
fair; No 2 Sl,62; No 3 sI,t6 saleable; receipts
l2S, ,OOObus, shipments 100000 bus. coRN-steady;
gs sh@oskci receipts l24,OOO bus, shipments, lGi,
OoO bus. 0ATs-Demand fair and prices firm with
good speculative demand 52K652Hc; receipts
las, 900 bus, shipments 202.O0O bus
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
crNcINNArI nIAnKnr-

!. CINCINNATI, Sept 5.--FLouR-AIarket verv opiat
WHEAT--Quiet aud unchanged CoRN-Hardiv so
hrmj ear g699Tc 0ATs-Unchanged RYF-Un.
changed. RARLEY-Dull CoTToN-Unchanped.-
WHIsKY-Steady PROVISIONS Quiet but holders
not willing to make concessions 80 hhds city bulk
9ldes : % s9ld az i45}ci packed Bacon Unchanged
NVaafhav eIoor 6-N''
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
sT. LOUIS MARKETs.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept 5-FLoUR-Dull; low grades
easier. WHEAT-Quiet but Arm CoRs--Unehanq.
ed: 9O903c oATs-Unchanged; 62@56c, RYEo
Sold at Sl,l5. PROVISIONS Mess Pork at
and Shoulders l3G@13lsci Clear sides I7aI7Tc;
Lard nominal at 18He. AZ
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17

JUNIPER Tar SOAPS certain cure for
onapped bands and all oughness or irritation of tho skn
aneous affections, making the skin soft and smooth
M9nuiaetpred By Cagsell, Hazard Co., New York
Sold by all druggists nov5 cow
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
PERSONS ADVANCED Nv LIFE.

And leeiinG the hand oI tune weighing heavily lpcY
them with all its attendant ills, will ind in the use
Of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that vii
nstii new lc into their veins restore In a nedsu'c
the energy and ardor Of more YOUTH II days oBili
up their shrunken forms, and give heaIth an0
bappiuess to their remaining years.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17

luE l'ERBsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER On.
IN the world, manufactured from fresh healthy lvera
upon the sea Shores i s perfectly pure and sweet Pa
Sn VINO nave once taken il can take other Ask for
Hazard Caswelrs Cod Liver Qiln Manufactured by
Oaswel, Hazard Co.. New York Sold by all druggsts.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
From the Rev. L. f. Ward, Avon, l.,
raine County, Ohio.

MEssRs. SrRoNe Il ARMSTRONG, Druggists, Cleye-
land, Ohio: Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure
70 state that my wife has derived great pleasure from
the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for
number OF years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia,
accompanied with violent paroxysfns of constipa-
ton, which so prostrated her that she was ali the
while for months unable to do anything She took,
at your instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has
derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM II, and ia now
comparatively well. She regards this medicine as
great blessing. Truly yours
january 18Th, 1868. L. f. WARD.
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P.RICES.

Hoofand's German Bittefa, per bottle, /. A CO
half dozen, 8 90
Hoonane's German Tonic, put up ,n quart bcitS,s
fi5o per bottle, or halfdozen Tor $40.
EV- Do not forget to examine well The article iuu
buy, in order TO get the genuire.
~ For sale by All druagists and slore fsspe1
eygYvhers,
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DEBILITY,

Resulting from any Cause whatever I;
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM
incurred by Severe Labor. Hard
ships, Exposure, Fevers, &c.
dies In such cases. A tone and vg5r Is impaFte.
to the whole system, the appetite is strengthened
food ls enjoyed, the stomach dgasts promptly, til
blood " purified, The complexion becomes sour
eyes, bloom s given to the cheeks and the wea
and nervous invalid becomes strong and heath
being
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READ THE HOME TESTIMONY.

From Lester Sexton, OF Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. "a, 1868
hessr'. c. G. Clark Co., Nei0 Haven, Conn:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, and 1t has proved perfectly satisfactory as
remedy. have no hesitation in saying that We
have received great benefit from its use
Very respectfully,
isigned) LESTER SEXTON.
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GbitaeO advertisements.
LAFLIN. BUTLER & CO.

DHEI4PS, DODGEAND PALMER. manufac.
turers and jobhers Of Chicago Boots aud Shoes. Or
ders promptly filed 81 Lake St, Chicago marls ly
HI d. FISK 4, co., Wholesale dealers in straw
NO goods, millinery, white goods hosiery, gloves and
fancy goods, IS and 81 Lake St.. Chicago mar.gi ly
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, of Alleghany testines that
II has cured him after all other remedies have failed
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17
aOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs
HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DR.. C. n. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Twenty-Five years since they were first introduced
into this country from Germany, during which time
they have undoubtedly performed more cures, and
bench ted suffering humar::r tu greater extern
than any other remedies known 10 tho public
These remedies will ellecnlnllv cure Liver Com.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17

Are as surely cured by this potent remedy "a the
patient takes Il Although but two years before the
people, what 10 the verdict Of the masses?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-17

plant, Jaundice,
Or Nervous Debili
rhOea, Disease Ol
all Diseases aris
ordered LII err,
Intestines.
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NEW Us.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2s.-Tbs
steamer Gen. Q1itman, from Vicksburc
TO New Orleans, snagged and sunk yes
terday, twenty miles above Bayou Sara.
All on board we're saved. hut the bna,
ard cargo, consisting Of 100 bales OF cot.
Ton and $500 sacks Of cotton seed, are 9
total loss.
Last night a number OF disguised ner.
sons entered Jefferson parish Jail, at Car
roiiton, and shot two negroes, one of
"hom had been twice condemned for
rape on a white woman, in 1865. and
twice reprieved-Once by Sheridan and
once ny Mower. The other was CON
Victed OF the rape and murder of 3 white
girl aged eleven years, a few DAYS since
The former was killed and the latter was
shot 10 the head, and will probably die.
No other prisoners were disturbed.
About two O'Clock this morning q FIRE
broke ont at Gretns, opposite the upper
part OF New Orleans, undoubtedly thr
worR-of inceEdiarles. R ports are cur
rent that during the progress OF the Gre
a numoer OF negroes were discovered
stealing goods, when o fight occurred and
TWO negroes killed. Negroes and whites
gathered from ell quarters armed. The
hght promised to become general, but q
company Of infantry aud body OF police
Tom New Orleans prevented further ont
break. The negroes fieally took TO the
WOODS very few are to be seen 10 the
neighborhood. Nine or ten houses. All
-rsme, were destroyed. All quiet this
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STOKES.

Stokes, immortHlizsd in Middle Ten
nessee as a renegade to his people and
Radical Of Radicals, announced his in.
tenti0n Of Invading this division of the
State, and trying his hand at out Herod'
ing the puny Herods Of his party here
sbouts. He was to have spoken yester-
day at Jackson, hut learning that DIR,
LEFTwITCH was there TO confront hin,
he wisely failed TO come to time. We
suppose from this that he will hardly fill
his appointments at Bolivar on Tuesday
next and In this city on Wednesday,
since DR.. LEFTwIoH, we understand, has
notified him Of his intontien Of confront
ing him at both places.
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WHEELING.

WHEELING, October 23.-The election
yesterday has, beyond a doubt, resulted
In a Democratic victory. Returns come
in slowly.
Complete returns from Hancock and
Ohio counties show Republican gairs.
The Democratic msjoriiy in Ohio county
ia reduced to 120. Books county is very
close. A small Democratic majority and
gain. Wood, Harrison, Jefferson,
Mineral and Marion counties, show
large Dem oeratic gsips. Msrshall and
Mason counties show small Republican
gairs. The Secretary of the Republican
State Central Committee claims the State
by q reduced majority and the election
of Gen. Duvall to { oDgress in the First
District beyond a doubt. The Democrats
expect large gains from the southwestern
counties, and the Chairman of the DEM
rcratic Central Committee claims the
5 ste by a small majority. II will be
several days before sufficient returns are
received to Indicate positively the result
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FOREIGN.

NEW YORK, October PA Panams
letter states that all the ports of thai
State are declared closed. The Govern.
ment could not raise twelve Thousand
dollars to hire q steamer to take troops
10 Chirique to put down the rebellion
there. An armed force took possession
OF the American newspaper, the Chron
icte, and were supposed to be looking fol
the Spanish editor.
Some three thousand stands of Ameri-
can arms, the property OF q New YORK
hrm, were seized by the authorities on
toe 11th inst, and carried off to the bar
racks.
Letters from the Sandwich Islands con-
firm the reported subsidencs of the south
eastern shore of the island Of Hami.
Rev. MI. COan states that the subsldenCe
is plainly shown by trees, which WEI 9
nee OF dry land, being now in the ser ,
and rocky isiets, once five feet out Il
water, being now submerged.
LIVERPOOL, October 23.-Minister
Johnson was welcomed st the Town
Hall, yesterday, by Mayor Whitley, who
presented him an address from the cor
poration. johnson replied briefly to the
effect that the peace between the two
countries was not likely to be disturbed,
and that negotiations going On give ss-
surance that nothing in the past or pres
ent will effect the peaceful relations of
the two governments. The address
Of the Chamber of Commerce was
also read and briefly responded
to by johnson. He declined to discuss
the free trade question, as 1t was a lsgis-
lative rather than q diplomatic question.
After lunch Mr.. johnson visited the
news rooms, and was received enthusi-
as'ically. He subsequently visited the
dock aud river, and partook of a banquet
at the rooms of the Law Association.
Stewart ii. Brown occupied sSSa cSsir.
Among the g7IrhS go To-d Stanly anS
Glsds,Sne MIR. Johnson made a lengthy
address Of much significance and in
terest.
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By Telegraph.
THE PROPOSED -REsXTE At
ERICKSON.
DIR. LeftVyich on the Ground,
but stokes Fails 10 Come
to Time.

Special Telegram to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, October %, 1885,
DR.. Lsft@ich arrived hero this morning,
ready and sxlous for the debate proposed
by Stokes. AZ the appointed time Stokes
failed to put In an appearance. W. J.
Smith and David A. Num- ere here,
with their whole mensgerie, and finding
that the chosen champion of their prin-
ciples and party was not up to time, both
of them wished to take his place. DR..
Leftwich, by the sivice Of friends, de.
clined having anything to do with either
of them. They then determined to get
up a grand meeting of their OVID, and
have a pow-wow against each other.
The town was fun OF whites and blacks
from the country, and they imagined
they would have 40 easy time getting up
g large meeting. They reckoned with
cut their hest, however, for, although
they caused the court house bell to be
wruag five times, they were unable to
get up & respectable crowd. A fow, who
attended them hither, and forty or fifty
of the people Of the city, who attended
out Of mere curiosity, were all they
could collect. After making desperate
attempts to increase the crowd they be
came disguised and adjourned their
nesting sine die. Jackson is tired Of
gatherings Of their stripe.
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Bankrupt Sale of Real Estate.

In the matter Of JILsON p. JOHNSON, Bank
rupt. In Bankruptcy at Memphis.
DY virtue Of an order Of sale entered In the
ID above m mattec, on the 18th day or 90.
tOber, 1858, by the District Court { I the United
Stats for the district of West Tennessee. in
Bankruptcy, / will tell, on
raesday, 10th day OF November, AID, 1868.
To the highest ana best bidder, for cash. AZ the
rent entrance OF the Y. 8. Courthouse. wal
dram Block, No. $50 Main street, Memphis, Ten
neeseA, between the hours o. 9o'c,ock an. and
A 0'c.ock pm. ar dccmmencing at ~ O'CLOCK m
OF said day, all ther ght, title and interesf legal
and equitable, bel nging to said Bankrupt or
the ls.h day Of Fehru AIRY, lses, in and TO the
foiiowir g described real estate Ia TIE comfy m
Scott and State of Kentuoky, on the waters ~
South Elkhorn, consisting of two tracts Of one
hundred and twenty-nfns acre. and nfns r,rIas
anans y-twO acres AID three roods, r. spectfyeiy'
adjoining esch other,a and lying on he sorih
OF he Georgetown ard Frankfort INN
pike read, about SIX miles from GeorEetown.
kentucky, ana bounded on the south nv The
Ironwogks road, GA the west by lands OF Nrs
Kenney, on The north By the said TurnpfEe
and on the east by lands - Jackson, auham
and Leer. WIN. 7. CIR0DF
Assignee Of the Estate OF Jiison +. Jobnson.
Memphis, Tenn, October 20, Ises. oe2i
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, October %. = Voluutes 81
companies are forming in all parts Of
Cuba, and offering their services to the
Captain General.
Order now prevails, ven in Puerto
Principe, for the first time.
Heavy rains are prevailing in the in
terror, which prevent troops pursuing
the insurrectionists and preventing them
from operating swiftly as desired.
Information has been received In the
city, from Holquim, announcing that
the i0surrectiOnists are committing dep
relations In that neighborhood.
A document, purpoTtiDg TO be signed
by the Revolutionary COMMITTEES, made
its appearance this morning, melting the
pg Ople 10 rise against the Governments.
The existence OF such q committee is
unknown. Everybody is In favor of
peace and consequently the document
is UNDECIDED.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, October pa. F. Tur-
ner's b. I. SODA walked over to-day for
the Association purse Of 500 for two
yeSr olds. The Cumberland stake for
three year olds, two mile heats, purse of
s4OO, entrance $50, play or pay, for which
there were twelve entries, was won by
Butord's Grassland in two heats. Tine,
3.474, S:474 Seven horses started. TIE
third rase, for a purse of 1900, mile heats,
Tor al ages, Was won by A. Bsrne's
Snemisetie. heating eight Competitors.
Time-l:523, 1:50i.
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ST LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, October 23.-A Hsvs CIty.
Kansas, dispatch says that Col. CAT
pehter and Capt. Graham, Of the 10 b
cavalry had an exciting brush with
even uhared Cheyenne and Arrapa-
hoes, yesterday, at Buffalo station. sirtv
miles west Of here. Three Indians w.
Killed aud nine wounded. Tine ,roons
hsc three wounded aud fought bra veIv
The Democrat has a special from,
Little Rock, Ark, as follows: Hon
James Kinds, member OF Congress- from
The Second d strict, was Gssassjnsted 10.
day while travelling through Monroe.
Jas. r. Brooks, who wss with Hinds
was wounded, but 1t is supposed NOT n.
tally. Jas. Cooisey, an out spoken Ra-
publican, was murdered In the same
county, near Clarendon, a few DAYS
since, '
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, October 23.-Gov. Seymour,
/ accompanied by Hoe. Sanford E.
Church, Francis Kerlan and Augustus
Scheil, leave this mOr6irg, and will be
az Cleveland this evening; at Chicago
Saturday evening; at Indianapolis Mon
day evening; at Coiun bus Tuesday even
ing at Pittsburg Wednesday evening; at
PniladeIphis Fflday evening.
The following dispatch from President
Johnson was received by Gov. Seymour
here this morning:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, W~AsH1xGroN,l
&C, October q, ls6S.
To Hon. Horatio Seymour:
L see IL announced in papers of this
morning that you will enter the Presj-
dental canvass in person. l trust this
may be So, as the present position of
public affairs jlstifes and demands il.
II Is hoped and believed by your friends
that all the enemies Of constitutional
government, whsther secret or avowed,
viii not be spared, and that the arbitrary
ana Unjust suspensions, together with
Wa5teiui, pTcfigate and corrupt macs
Of the public treasury will be signs Ally
exposed and rebuked. The msss OF the
people should be aroused against the en-
croaebments OF the despotic power now
EeaGy 20 enter the very gates Of the ci.c-
&c! or Liberty. / trust you nav sneak
with an inspired tongue and that your
Ycice may penetrate every patriotic
heart throughout the lard. Let the IIv-
ing principles Of a violated Constitution
be proclaimed and restored, that pesoe.
prosperity and fraternal feeling may re-
TURF to q divided and oppressed nation,
- saedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
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the Railroad work cut out for u people
in other directions, 1t will be difficult to
realize anything for it but good words in
this direction. We submit that the diff
culties In the way of an early running OF
through trains between Memphis and
Little Rock rests with the people of Ar
kanaas themselves. VIII they be equal
the work of clearing them away?
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. October %, 2:15 am.
Another severe shock Of earthquake, this
minute, has sent the people shrieking
with terror into the streets. l. is impOs-
sible to ssy at present whether any more
damage is sustained by shattered build
ing5, or lives lost. The streets were
thronged with people in their night
clothes, who were fearful as to what may
come next. The atmosphere is thick
aud the weather warm and sultry.
Three O'Clock a.m-The excitement is
somewhat quieted since the shake al 2:l5
Am. TIE people evince no desire to re-
tire, but remain in the streets, discussing
the probability of a recurrence of the
earthquake.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October 23.-Tbe Her.
otd states that several stock brokers
succeeded in locking up in two or
three banks some S1S, 600 600, ard n
panic In Wall street is imminent. unless
h banks come to the assistance of the
oistressed. To-day there il danger of a
serious financial crisis.
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CO~NSECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, O,tober % The pro-
pellsr R9rtnamptpn wa struck amid
ship, by the steamer Continental, and
cut almost 10 twain. The Northampton
sunk in ten minutes. Several psssen-
gsrs were baby ~scalded, but none fa-
tally.
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MasOnfc FORMULATION.

OsFrcE OF HAMILTON LODGE,
No. 399, +. a. NJ,
MKAPHIs, TENN, september II, 1885,
VNHIS is TO notify all men, and particularly
4 th9 Craft, that DAVID l.. CLORE was. on
tne 18th day OF April, 1873, expelled from All
tEe rights and privileges of Masonry by Ham
hton Lodge. No. s09, for unmasonic conduot.
and the action OF SAID Lodge wa ratified BY
tne Grand Lodge OF Tennessee st the last An
uuai Communication.
HENRY J. LYNN, w. N.
All papers friendly TO the cause of Masonry
Will please copy. oeIa m
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, October 23.-Ths Demo-
cratic papers Of South Carolina and Ala
bamalook with disfsvor upon any change
Of candidates. and denounce the proposi-
ton OF the World and LnteHicencer as
ilE-timed and injudieious.
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COTTNN,

A lengthy letter from a Liverpool pa
PER on the present cotton prospect Will
be found of general interest to cur COM
mercial readers, and Of peculiar interest
to planters ard farmers. 1t may bs read
on our first page.
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MARKETS.
xev York Marker.

NEW YORK. October 23-Cott5n a sh ,de
nTmer salts 1000 bales uplsDds 259&Ac.
dun. Sugar steady, Is'and Iial2cZc. Corn sI IL
al II Wheat uucaanged.
Money market very stringent: call loans !
sterling gJaS4; gold S5k9S55<; new Ten,
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rev Orlenna 1rnrhnt

NEW ORLEANS. October % Cotton in voo6
demand ane firm T middlings PIC; sales z5O0
bales receipts 1914 re seipts for the week "a
553 bales; exports 1851 stock IS III. Ster;ine
IS. New York sight a discount. Gold 3II
"a gar and Molasses active but unchanged.
Flour dul, superfne So 75GT; choice s OaIs
Corn 81 O59l 07Hc. Oats dull &c. Pork drmer
sS2 509s2 u. Blcon firm l49lsc. Lard quiet
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, October 2S.-There was q
sharp frost this morning. II will pip
vegetation and young cotton bolls.
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AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, October 23.-River SWELL
Ing slowly; three feet nine inches In the
canal. Weather cloudy and chilly.
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LAND In TEN MILEs OF NENPRIS

A Nd mile OF the prospective eepJt on the
"A Nauey Railroad, soon to be built, of every
q0snty ana Ia aOy quantity. under one tnous-
and acres, az two hundred per cent. less than
was offered for IL.
Als0 a nne Plantation in Liberty county.
Texas, of 80 acres, and Stock Ranahs IN Lac,
Soh county, OF lHSo acres, both on navigation.
For sale or e~xcha1ge fOr city property,
Apply AT NO. los Front Sta Get, Memphis.
OrsI1- Qfo -fF
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ss-,n1 D5s,-feJM NJ C-LEMENTSON, Of R4Oz.
46ird District-F 4. JAMES q HGmilton.
fsurfh Disirct-A. s.. SEEkLE Of AGSss,U
F4h Tsstyfet-E C. CAHILL. &c tsf.u"
.@-a--EJLHnH =
Hrenh Disfict-HJ TURNER Of LdUdeTdole.
Eighth Lpt7cf-K. ". " UGAN, Of H0y1oO0d.
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EHoCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR IVES.
TENNESSEE.
TeR KTsHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
p T. SCRUGGS, shelby County.
Dr.. DANIEL E. WARREN, Fdgctte County.
y. ~ HcCURLET Hdrd-nad1 County.
T. ". PACE AcNdi1V County.
BROOhE, BddisJn County.
JAAES 2 WOOD. HdyJrOOd County.
,. c. SLAUGHTER, Upton County.
FOR SHELBY COUNTY.
ETLLAHR. HUNT JESSE ". PAGE, Jr.
ROBERT GOOD. 4. SEFbSEL,
a. WOODWARD, N BRUCE,
PAUL CTCALLA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24
NEW ADvERT1sEM'NTs

i sunday, The 18th int II c. SYMONDS, Is
about nvo feet six inches nigh, good looking,
sandy complexion, hair cut abort, smooIE
ieced had on dark gray pants with broad
strips down legs. light cashmere vest, dark
miaed sack coat and black felt Lat. Also, h4d
with MIN a black beaver oyeTcoat. Had silver
watch and chain, kemiDgtOn's I'M proved pistol
and some money on MS perAon. II is feared he
has been fouly dealt with, and any one leav-
Ing as to his whereabouts. at my
store, No. Promenade street, Elliott Block,
will be literally rewarded.
OCH W. ?. WRIGHT