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WOLVES
s chiedam Schna

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manufae-
tured by the proprietor, at his distiIlery, in
Schiedsm, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
1t Is now some twenty years siaes the pro-
prietor fret introduced 1t to the American pab-
lie, and during that time he has received over
three thousand letters from pbysic ans. fndors.
Ing it as the purest liquor they have ever used
In their practice.
1t Is mace nom barley OF the finest quality.
selected with great care from the piodae Of
the most celebrated grain-growtng distri sts, "a
favored with the essence OF the tunf-
per-bsrry OF Italy, and isrectined by a peculiar
process. which sxpels nom the spirit evsry
acrid particle.
As means OF preventing and correcting the
d'sagreeable and often dangerous effect pro-
duoed upon the stomach and bowels bv a
change Of water-a visitation 70 which travel
ers. new settlers, and all unacclimatea persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are pc
culiarly liaole-fhe eCHIKDAH M
ScaHAPPS will be found absolutely infaIliDls :
while In cases Of dropsy. gravel, distractions Of
the kidneys, diseases Of the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, it IL recon-
mended most emphatically by the most dis
ttI gnfsh5d members OF the medical profession.
1t 70 put mp In quart and pint BOTTLES, in
cases, with the name OF the undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and . facsimile OF bis gtg-
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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T 7 STATEMENT
TRADE.

The number Of country wagons in the
city for several days back has been a
subject of remark by those even who nav
but little attention TO such matters.
Many Of these have been drawn hithsr
by Fair week." and the aggregate Of
goods taken away by Them has been
quite large.
The dry goods trade has been very
active for some days, and our large
houses report business fully up to their
expectations. Prices in this line are
generally firm, but 10 some articles a
light concession is made, in order 10
make room for fresh arrivals, which
come to hand daily.
We have the same report to make Of
the boot and shoe trade, which has been
very favorable during The week, and
which lids fair to be active throughout
the season, AID long into the winter
months.
Ths Provision market is lightly
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DIR. JAMES

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL.
L Custom house street, New Orleans, (estab-
lished 1850, fo- the last eight years located In
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the conn.
try in tbs successful treatment or PRrvSTr
DISEASE, can be conddentially consulted q.
his ofice and parlors, 81 and % Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, or by letter
DR.. AMES treats CHRONI , MERCURIAL,
SIPHILlTIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS of a CON FAGIOU5 We
out the use of mercury, iodide OF pOiassa, arse
mic or sny poison, but with his NEUlRA L
ZE4, a positive cure for all humOrs and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
NOCTURNAL and X
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse of the or
gans, early indiseIeuonS, excuses, or entailsd
heredtteuly, causing Jess of memory, confu-
sion depression, dimness OF vision and often
times Insanity, 1iLE a deP.orable train OF other
SYMPTOMS, treated and radically cured by an
infallibie method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar TO The sexual organs, Of a
private chara ter, T ideally md permanently
cured.
Old diseases of the most no. rible class. where
the blood has become poisoned, pr. ducinR
blotches on he face, small watery blisiers,
pains In the head and boEes, liberated throat
snd nose, sores on the limbs and body, scrofula,
together with an endless number OF suderings,
efectually and permanently cured.
DR. JAAES Is recommended By the press OF
the country, by professors of medical colleges,
and by IL medical profession generally.
Those afflicted should apply to him, and be
THE MONITOR, by d.. James, a treatise upon
diseesss peculiar 10 the seXual organs OF either
sex, cause, effects and theirremedies, compiled
from an experience of twenty years practice
in the exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent TO any address. s. curely raped. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet on 6PEBNAToRRHEA,
or one on SYPHILIS, sept in sealed envelopes
upon receipt Of postage-two red stamps An.
dress DR.. JAMES, Postof1ce Drawer $3.50, Chi
G go, Illinois. sePl7 If
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DIssOLUTIoNs.
Dissolution.

THE Firm OF W. n. EakIn q Co. was dis
4 solved by mutual cor sent on the 18th Au-
gust, 1888. Either party is authorised to settle
the business OF the cid arm.
Ali persons indebted 10 the 6rm OF W. N.
Eakin & Go. are requested 70 come forward and
settle without delay. The books and papers
viii be found at the 7derwriters' Warehouse.
corner OF Market and riomens4e streets.
w. N. EAKIN,
- CONNELL
Memphis, September l, 1858.
The business viii be continued at the old
stand on Chickasaw street. by A. Counell and
n. Council, jr., uncer the nrn Rama~nGa
Connen & Co.
Memphis. September .an9
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FOR vICESBURG.
Regular 81. Louis, Memphis and VicksbuTg
United states Mail Packet.
For NicSsbufg and the Bends.
Blake master
This splendid passenger packet -
will leave for the above EES
THIS DAY, 24ta inst, at ) pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent,
oc&4lt ~ Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR EVANSVILLE.
Regular Memphis and Evansville Packet.
hOMLO ...-...-..--...-...--.J V. Throop master,
Ihis superb passenger steamer -
viii leave rs above on rS[
SATURDAY, 2ith inst, at ) pm.
VINSON & DONAHUr, Agents,
oC24lt &4 Front street.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market was quiet al
the opening to-dsy-Uplauds 1851, Or
leans llG. Sales 10, 900 bales.
The New York market opened quiet
but stesdy. At noon prices were firm
and q shade better, though not uuotably
higher. Demand moderate. At 3 p.m.
holders were very firm, asking for Low
Middlings 2I3e, Middlings este, Orleans
25sc, Good Middlings 26Ie. At the close
the demand was moderate and prices
frm-Uplands 25@25ic. No sales given.
Our market was very firm and about
tc better than yesterday, though sales
we're not as large. This can be accounted
for by holders not offering as literally as
yesterday. Msny Of them think that
the reaction has not more than eara-
menced and are disposed to swait the
turn. Prices were very firm at the close
with considerable inquiry. Among the
days sales were the following: rs or
dinaIy 202c; % good ordinary 2lc, 10 at
2l4c, II at 2l3e, IL at 21tc, 10 at 2I4s, 20
at 2l4ci SO low middlings 22I, u at
22tc, q at DC, % at 22c, Z at 22,, 1874 at
DC, 80 at 2l3c, u at 22lc, 20, 80, 50, Is
40, y and II at 22e IS middlings at Die.
~, Is. 10. S and loo at 2Sto, IA, IS, Il %
IA, lS5, %, 8 and ? at 22Ic, : at 22}c, Is at
22bcr . at 223c; p strict middIlDgs at
223c, % at 22i", l, IA, ,, Z, Z, :, %, IA, S
and 2 at DE; 3 good middlinge pic, 8 at
23s, . at 24c.
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FOR ST. FRAaOIs RIVER.
sold Reliable" Memphis and While
River Us. Mall Packet Company,
Trl-Weekly Line.

THE splendid side wheel steamersCOATNFR-
l. ClALs LIBERTY No., and ER
viii form 8 Iri-Weskly1 line between Namrbis
and White River, leaving Memphis ever T6sA
day, Thursday and Saturday, AT 5 o'clol L n m
connecting At Devsl1 Bluff with traiag q tie
LATHE Rock Railroad for Little RocL No.
Spring, and all points in Arkansas. Retr~n-
Ing, Will leave DevalPs Blum every MONDAY
wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF tfs
train RON Little Rock.
Commercial, capt. John Edison, leaves Mem
PMS Thur5uayt st o'clock PM; Liberty. Mo-
capt. James aioe, Tuesday, at s o'clock p.R-
MaynoWer, Capt. VIM. ] ASHORE, Satprdav 4
O'Clock p m. e. o. ID. bills Will be taken FOR ya.
sponsioie parties by the line as hereto6oTe
without any charge being made FOR coIlecfSon
The steamer 4. W. Brooks will Yun IN go
Dect'on with this line from JackFonporf 70 %
ahontss on Black River, making SsmisWseR.
Thankful for the liberal patronage besto,rsd
us durJng the past three year. We bons
by strict attention 70 business. 10 msr5+ SSPS
tinuance OF the same In the future.
JOHN b. DAVIS,
sud- N. and W. r, Pokt. Co
LARRY HARMsrAD. ASent
Star Wharfbcat, foot Jefferson street
LEVY q SHARPE, AFsuts.
auNI No, 20 Front Row,
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FoR Ii RTVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas RivIr PacKet Com-
~pany-United states Mail-For Helena, Ma
pOleon, Pine Bluf, D~ardsnelle, Van
Buren,, Fort smith, Fort Gibson,
and all landings on the Ar
kansas river.
OZARK. ........-...... Harrison Blaisdeu Master
This nne passenger packet will d.
leave as above, IN HE
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage apply TO
T. A. kENDIG, Agent.
oo24 81 800 Front st. MOsby Block.
FOR REV ORLEANS.
Regular New Orleans Packet.
VIRGINIA -.-.-............... HoIcra!t, Master
This soienIid passenger packet @
viii lea re IS above on ~
SATURDAY, 24Lh inst, at 5 pm.
RICHARD ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
oc24 l. 26 Front street.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet onrany-U S.
Line.
For Cali D and ~. Louis.
Connecting at 81. Louis with all the Railroads
AMI Lines for the last,
West and North.
II. :. ---....-. Yore, master
This new and splendid Passenger
steamer VIII leave as above o u ~
SATURDAY, 24th inst, a. 5 pm.
of232t FLEM. CALVERT. q
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River U. s. Mail Pa kei
Company.
master
This excellent steamer leaves -
Memphis A. above, ~
SATURDAY, 2fth inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
oc225t star WhsrfbOat. foot Jefferson St
hempEis and White River u. 5. Mail Packet
company.
MAYFLOWER..--.. ma ter
This excellent steamer leaves
Memphis as abave, $3.50
SATURDAY, 2ith inst, ats pm.
For freight or passage apply 70
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
NJ. 80 Front Row.
J. A. Saysrs. Passenger Agent orZ2 81
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-08-05

THE CARPET. BAGGERs.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun has but a
poor opinion of the new ConIgressnen. He
says:
!, 1t is doubtful whether some of the gentle
men claiming 10 be representatives will ever
return to their reputed constituencies. Having
been elected by military influence. they will
serve brief season in Congress, pocket
their five thousand dollars per annum, and
the places South that " once knew them will
know them no more forever"
The Washington correspondent of the Bal.
timore Gazette, under date of the 24th insl.,
says:
Since the introduction into the House Of
the Southern representatives (2) anovelinno.
vation has been made in the manner of vo-
ting in that body. Whenever any question is
up and vote about being taken, tie carpet
bag members are visited by the pages, who
whisper cloud enough to be heard by othersl
"the speaker ays vote aye" or +" the speaker
says vote nay" as the case may be. A few
days since the Radicals divided on question,
and General P"'ler ventured to instruct the
new memhe' - to how they should vots. but
a brother. .,dical seeing the dodge" fol-
lowed, or Ills track and gave each lesson on
the opposite side. The vote. was taken, and
to he great disgust Of the hero Of Big Bethel,
the carpet-baegers all voted against him, In
spite Of his mods and Winks: - ,e439
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1868
THE SOUTHERN FAvoRlTE.
BURKE'S WEEKLY
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Beautifully Illustrated, and Eie-
gantIy Printed.
Pronounced by the Southern press to be the
most elegant and talented Young
peoples paper printed in tins
eauDtY
i 868 I!

wo are now publishing Aarooners Is1end, a
Sequel to the Young % S1o Sy "e1 Of Tsn
Minis men-pronouuced "equal to tho best OF
Mayne Rsid's stories." We shall begin, in the
firss number of 1865, a thrilling story, by lady
Of Virginia, entitled " ELLEN HUNTER; a Tale
of The War" which will run for several months:
Among the regular contributors to buKAEs
WEEKLY are Rev. F. r. GoULDINa, author OF
a. The Young MAroonSF's;" Mrs T;.sMEv 5Ass +. T.
UpsHua, of Norfolk, Va, and many others.
TEans4se year in advance; Three e.. copies s1
for SIS Five copies for SS; Ten copies for SIa,
and Twenty one copies for $50.
Clergyusn and Teachers furnished at 81 50 per
.Ths, volume begins with the July number.
Back ppmbers can be supplied from the hrst'
and all yearly subscribers may receive the num-
bers for the ayst sly months, stitched inan elegant
sddrsss. J. w. BURKE & CO.,
Pubh-hers, .Nacon, Ga.
Dec 25 81 %
c Subscriptions receiyod at the Advertiser
ofice-for BURKEs WEEKLY.
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The lsraelites Down ON Grant.

A large and enthusiastic meet of the lsra-
elites of Memphis was held IN the hall OF the
Memphis Club, last night, (says the AraiancAe,
of the l6th) in response to q cell published
in the city papers. Every seatwas filled, and
many had to content themselves with Slarding
room. In point of numbers, wealth and re-
speciabiity, it was the most influential :ieet-
ing, of a religious OF political caste, held in
this city for some months. The following
resolutions were adopted without dissenting
voice in this assemblage Of Jewish citizens OF
all political stripes:
Whereas, Ulysses S. Grant, General Of the
United States, did, in his official capacity, is
sue, or caused to be issued, on order known
as General Order, No. II, dated at Oxford,
Mississippi, December II, 1862, and which
order is hereunto appended; and
Whereas, The said General Order No. IL
was an unjust and wanton libel, not upon in
dividuals, but expressly made to apply to the
whole race of Israel, branding us as faitbless,
dishonest and disloyal, and its purpose and
effect were to persecute and prosecute those
to whom it was applied, on account of their
birth, which, with their religion, is their only
crime: and
Whereas, The said Ulysses S. Grant is now
before the country as q candidate for the
highest Office in the gift Of the American peo-
pie therefore:
Resolved, That we, the Israelites of the city
of Memphis, do believe that the said U. S.
Grant has, by the said order, shown himself
to be man unfit for the high position to
which he aspires, and incapable of admins
tering the laws to all classes with im2artiality
and without prejudice.
Resolced That we each and every one, in
dividually and collectively, as Israeites, who
have respect for,our honor and our religion,
pride irl-our race and love -for, our country, do
pledge ourselves to use every honorable means
in our power to defeat the election Oh the
said u S. Grant.
Resotred, That this meeting is not called
for any political or party purpose. bu, solely
to defeat the man who has, by his Order M.
IL, insulled the whole jewish race.
Resolued, That we eXhort and admonish
our bre: hren in this and all other cities and
towns in the United S:aIes, as>they value re-
ligious liberty and their rights, to do all in
their power to defeat the said Ulysses 5.
Grant.
G. II. JUDAH, Rev. S. TUsKA,
A. SEEssEL, 7. FoLz,
L. KREMER, j. S. MENKEN,
SEYMOUR L. LEE.
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Best of All.

The world has very little it can give
To make US happy. all its precious things
What men coll precious-and for which they live
To sad heart are worthless offerings.
For what are the gems, and what is tawny gold
And rarest spices from sweet Indian blooms?
And silken fabrics, shimmering fold on fold,
The costliest products of the Eastern looms?
They cannot save the soul single pain,
Or to the weary heart bring hope again.
What is the flash of wit, the salons glow?
The vino may fash, and leap and sparkle up
From marble tables, white as wintry snow,
And brim blood-rei the gold-incrusted cup;
The air may languish, filled with perfume sweet
(. Etruscan vases burn with roses red,
And velvet carpets, sinking meath the feet,
Give. back no echo from the stateliest tread;
But human hearts crave something more than this
Splendor alone can never give us bliss.
Far more we prize q gentle touch,
The mute caress of fingers on the hair,
z low word spoken-oh how very much
These little tokens do to lessen care,
It matters little if our home be bare
Of luxury, and what the world calls good,
If we have only one true spirit there
By whom our better selves are understood,
Whose deepest heart-throbs are for us alone,
With whom in thoughts and wishes we are one.
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GEN. JACKSON AND GEN. GRANT.-General
Grant has a sentinel marching in front of his
home night and day. When his little boy, Of
twelve years of ago rides to school every DAY
he is accom- panied by two orderlies in the
uniform of the United States army. In re-
ferring to this a correspondent Of the Macon
{Ga.) Telegraph relates the following incident
of General Jackson's last visit to New Orleans:
aThe fatigues of the day ended, the Old
hero repaired with many of the ciuzens to
apartments prepared for him in that mllasnli-
cent structure, the St. Louis Hotel. The
captain of an Irish company detailed Q stal-
wart son of Erin as a sentinel at the Generars
door,. There he was, walking his rounds,
when the General observed him, and turning
to General Lewis, asked:
."What does this mean 2"
"Only sentinel at you door, General"
I shall ever remember that look, and the
exclamation, my God as he strode up to the
sentinel with manner which was the Gene
rMy good man." said he, awhat are you
doing at nv door with musket in your
hands?"
"The captain placed me here as your guard
General"
tam not in the midst of the American
people? Am I in danger from tbese2 Or
is this intended as on honor to me! II so
despise it'll Go home, sir, and get your din
neri:n and turning to his guests he continued I,
g Whenever an American citizen, by his pub
lie conduct, renders public guard necessary
to his protection, beware Of that man p
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FBANK P. BLAIR.

n@~ Leavenworth held an immense meet
ing for Seymour and Blair Saturday night.
Hiram U. GRAFT passed through the town the
day tefore, and only the postmaster was so
poor as to do him reverence.
Il. The State Central Democratic Com.
mltlee of kentucky have issued a stirring ad-
dress for organization and work Kentucky
is good for majority. whereof, the puzzle is
whether il shall>be $4,000 or 100000. We
adyise the latter. Then it will neatly be up
to that dt New York.
p@ A young woman astonished the assem-.
bly, al ball in Nashville by going into mes.
meric trance between the dances and treating
them to declamations, prayers and exhorta-
tions Too much chicken salad and cham
pagne were the probable cause.
e. ASs6ite man has been turned out Of
the Office Of bridge keeper id Coiuaibps, aud
Q negro put in bis place. ghtt. eaa:cLi
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MAKING LOVE WITH UABRELtAs.-A Ger
tain dramatic writer, being caught in q shower
of rain, took refuge. under the cportico Of a
handsome dwelling IN New. York. Aassoon
as he had,takes the positions window was,
opened; and uloyely fomale face appeaEeds
which seemed to beam with sympathy and
anxiety. She soon retired, and sent him an
umbrella by servant. He fell at once des-
peratels in love, and thinking from her anx-
ious looks that the feeling was-reeiprecated,
he called On her the next morning. sent up
his card, and gave into ntr own hand avery
costly umbrella he had purchased III place of
the old and shabby one be had borrowed, and
then wound up all by making profession of
love. The young lady, without even noticing
the exchange that had been made, perceiping
Low her act,had been misinterpreted, uaiyely
replied: {" feel it to be my duty to undeceiVe
you, sir. At the time Of the shower was
anxiously expecting agentleman who is, |
confess, very dear to me, who wished to sec
me in private, and my only motive for send
ing you the umbrella was to get you Oft the
steps,"
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WHAT TO STAMp-All notes and.evider-
ces of debt, five cents on each one hundred
dollars; if under one hundred dollars, FIVE
cents; il over one hundred dollars, FIVE cents
on each additional one hundred dollars or
part thereof. All receipts for any amount
without limit over twenty dollars, two cents;
if twenty dollars or under, nothing. All
deeds and deeds Of trust, fifty cents on each
five hundred dollars in value of the property
conveyed the amount secured; when q deed
of trust is fully stamped, the note secured
must not be .butshey should be endorsed to
show the reason why. Mortgage bonds need
not be stamped if stamps are affixed to the
mortgage. All apprsisemont, estates or esr
trays, FIVE centa on each sheet or piece OF pa
per. Atiidavits of every description are ex-
empt from stamp duties. Acknowledgements
to deeds, etc., are also exempt Contracts
and agreements, five cents, except for rents;
when lor rent, fifty cents for each seven hun
dred dollars of rent or less, if not over three
hundred dollars fifty cents for two hundred
dollars or over thrae hundred dollars. Any
person interested. can afflx and cancel stamps;
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rin arms. The criticisms, sharp and ingeni.
.ous, that have been made upon the views
which be may have expressed upon the con.
sdition and rights of the people of the subju-
lgated States, will not be needed by the peo-.
pie when they reflect that you have shut the
door of the Supreme Court against all inqui.
~ in regard to the legislation which be has
denounced. You have declared that your
legislation shall not undergo that review and
examination which the Constitution itself con.
templated. You have declared thatithe judi
cary shall not decide whether your acts o.
reconstruction are constitutional and valid.
You have therefore left it to the Executive to
decide for itself,
Mr.. President, I believe that the highest
interests of this country demand the election
of this ticket, and thatit will be elected and
that the country will again be restored to
permanent peace-pcace that rests not upon
subjection to despotic power, but upon the
restored supremacy Of the Constitution and
the rigt(ul authority of all the departments of
the Government-and to prosperity as en-
during as that peace.