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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-12-09

class Of property on the tax list, nj its
otna ifde valuation. including mpch oi
what has been heretofore exempted and
still larger amount entered nj nominal
value, alta moderate estimate. there will
be not less than three hundred millicas
Of property rs basis ofiaxaiioh. This,
at very low per cen,age, will afforI
abundant revenue 10 meet The current
expenses Of the State, The interes, on its
funded debt. and a considerable margin
for the establishment Of q sinking fund.
~ this connection. l would recon
smcnd that law be passed providing
for the itvying and collection Of taxes
in Countries 10 meet their local expend.
i,ures and the salaries Of their officers.
This will enable them to make such
Improvements in the way Of roads,
bridges aud public buildings as the
taste and public spirit of the citizens
may dictate, without drawing from the
public Treasury moneys 10 defray the
expenses Of local Improvements, iu
which the citizens Of :he Stale a, large
have no direct interest.
The Comp'roller's esiimate Of expend
iinres for the current year amount TO
$3.50 79S.I3. exclusive of interest,
s330G92 3s. which includes that on a
portion OF the debt for The quarter end.
ing Ociober 1899. making an aggre.
gate Of O.49O.l5.
ln the report Of the Comptroller.
General you will notice the items of
what is considered as the war deb, of
tue state, nggseSating sa-722 ,sI5 sc: :
and Of credits due the State from Sher.
life and Tax Collectors, amounting ia
The aggregate to $70,884.s7, which he
recommends may be sunk and dropped
from the accounts Of the State.
| would suggest that the Chairman
of the Committee on Finsnce Of the
Senate, and the Chairman Of the Com
miltvs Of Ways and Means in the
llouse, be associated with the Comps
troller in investigating aud determining
wha, claims originated from the prose.
cution Of the war.
recommend TO your consider alton
the pr"p,iety Of passing law for the
funding Of the interest on the State
debt ur to July l, 1868. to avoid tn.
necessity Of forcing the bonds &c the
Safe On the msrke, a. a sacrifice. ]
have every confidence in the ability Of
the Treasury to meat il,s f.,i.ss- -;..,-...,
uPou our riet'v xs " -rccorner- uue.
The f'llowing is list Of The asss's
"f the State on the 3l-t day o( October,
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as there are several questions OF in,
portance 10 the future welfare and psos>
pe'ity Of the Institution likely TO be
brought under discussion, i have deem
ed il advisable to await the action Of
sthe Trustees, when I shall make Il the
subject Of n special communication.
10. obedience 10 the joint resolution
OF the Legislators, requesting The Exec.
utlve 10 take such action as may be
necessary for garrisoning The important
towns in tha State, l entered into cor.
respondence with the commanding
General Of The Military Department,
which resulted in uaiioniHg detacb.
ments Of Federal troops at various
points where disturbances were apprs.
hended. NV thanks are due TO Brigs
tdier- General Bnmford, commanding
he District. for his prompt attention
o my suggestions, and his disposition
10 co operate with the civil authorities
70 the full extent Of his power in the
preservation Of the peace. 4.a
The railroads whose bonds are guar
anteed or enGorsed by the State, have
been furnished with copy Of the con.
current resolution notifying them tha,
unless provisions are made by them to
pay interest due and past due by No.
vember next legal proceedings will be
instituted against them. No answer
has rs yet been received from either OF
them, except The accompanying letter
from the President Of the GreenvilIe
Railroad Company. giving very sat>
i,fac:ory account Of the prospects and
condition Of the road.
T-a"~-- -----'-SS----:-l-:l;s.. Of ,ha State
from endorsements Of railroad bonds is
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.EsHaAHgE AKB Trade.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. September 50, lS63. I

0EEACh OE DAILY
MEMPHIS. september 80. 1858. ]
The demand for money grows daily at our
oanks, and so far as It is possible to do so-or
n4tner the wantscf thosst 20 whom oourtesies OF
snisalnd are due-are INST in n liberal spiuh
1uefels n very marked Improvement in cur
tencY az this season over last, deposits have
oeen larger, while the discount line has been
muen less, leaving our moneyed institutions N
eoSeter condition to enter upsnt the movement
OF cotton than they we're in last year. With
liberal receipts OF the staple we may look for
eesefn the money market outside our banks
Atan early day. Cotton bills are presented IL
Sinai amounts Il Is true, but With sales OF %
eo71 baies per day, the aggregate Of exchange
mone han supplies the demand, which has
mostly been Light, but hiss improved within a
cay OF i've nom Nagiops causes, the dry goods
sn~1efecuir1n more than any other branch OF
business at this season. Eastern cotton bills
are taken atz discount; selling at 4 pnemi-
I'm, while mercantile or bank exchange Is
taken AZ par.
sold openeda at ll5< IN New York and closed
a tne same figures. We have no ss1es 10 re-
port $50 was the outside Offering rate In this
market No counter demand.
We have heard OF The receipt of orders for
city Bonds aggregs8fbg nearly s30,O0l. but they
sre limited 70 sec delivered. This would con-
me broke1ate s9azexc buying, at which rates
q sxoeptionable sales are made soc is as
lev a. they can be purch ssed IN any amounts.
OltS scrip Is firm. Ledger balances and
scrip are about equal in va ne, though the
former is the most available for Davirg wharf
ageand small taxes. We quote az 7097sc buy
ing. sslinEas 1850 A sale was reported OF
800 deliEerable on the LIST OF November al SOC.
This wS not between dealers bat By q holder
toa tax payer.
School Scrip is quiet. with only = light
counter demand. Buying at 57asOc. selma
at s39S7c.
Oonnty Warrants are IN demand where sums
are suitable. Large pieces are not much sought
ailef az SoS5so- Small ones are taken readily
At 6eS5Sc- selling al 60965c As TO size.
Police Scrip Is firm. Buying at s0aS5c. Sell
ing at s5assc.
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TRADE.

The demand for meat Is unsbated and prices
are higher than yesterday. while the stock Is
exhausted. Clear sides are held at les<a7Ize
as to cure. some extra chSice family sides are
firm al orr outside QuOtarious. We have very
little OF any ClearsRib or Rb Sides in market.
Shoulders are Arm Al l21zalS1zc. Mess Pork is
also nrHa. Regular brands sell at $50, while
some outside brands can be bought at SOC less.
Prime Ness scarce at SIS 5o9H Rump, S24:
Jowis, so. Corn is scarce. A small lot at de-
pot was held Al 871Se. From store, SlaI 05 is
asked. Oats, @870cf IN store. Bran, sz2L02S IN
lots IS from store Hay on landing, ~; IS
from store Meal Ia very scarce, held At q IS
@S to store. Seme Apples come ia from points
along the Louisville Railroad, and sell al g 81
@3 per Dbl There = 3 demand for seed Wheat
andEye- TIE fonnerEhr firm a. s2d3 per busheL.
The latter 81 1872 per bnsheL There is no
change 10 NOE IN other markets. Outside the
demand for meats sc have no special activity
20 report.
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First Monday Of January, AID, 1869,

II being the 4A day Of January. 1873, en-
the premises, in SAID county OF Chteot, At
public auction. 10 Lhe highss5 Builder. for cash
in hand, al the land in safa decree msnt5ouet
and described a. follows. ta-uit. bezfpufnZ
Two chains and EiXtv-dve fnEs vest OF the
southeast cnraer OF section sG in township i8
, Z west Al = stake. bearing trees maple,
market with = cross u inches N diameter /:
bSars south 10 eg west 40 hnks blackberry
marked WIN z cross - inches In diameter ;
bearS south 90. east 80 Inks theEcs Wesr On
township line " chains and IS Inks to thu
corner Of section % snd Tie south
east corner OF section 81 corner red oak -
inches in ctaUsfer, bearing nCrth 54'. west Is
links thence north on section line 20 chains
70 stake in Held tnsnee vest 40 chains 70 stake
center OF sacuon %; thence north - chains 70
bali mile esrasr Of sections g and % zum Is
inches in diameter, bearing north S4', wtst %
mulberry pest on bank OF cid River Lake /.
thence meanderfug lake south 81. cast 8 cnsfus
aud q links T. staAs t1snee : uth o. o. EAST
"a enS5aS - INKS % slaAs Themes south 90.
est 4 c1alDs and "a LinEs to stake; themes
south 81 west esavtng stskel 81 eha MS and %
links 20 stake thence south 43a Es,, east q
chains 70 staEe; thence soEJh 80 A, east q
chains and SC Inks 20 pofnt q ~bez1narnq. con-
tainIng nine hunarsd 500 arrrs 81 "a 5e11w
situate and lying IN . wBsHip l8, SOUTH, range
2 west. ALso the Glowing LANDS E-Eft West
part Of n " = OF section " Of bayo1 Z pG.
L seefon S. W W. sect,o,s 4. =
", 3 Z 3 W M section = EA section 5, 7
u, 4 2 " east seelion %, IS ) R2 ".
Also W y section 3; rLA ofssms section
; & Z same section and 8 = ii. section q, 7
10 . Is 2 west, cont. inirg, with Tie 90 acres
above described, twenty sever 1uudred (z-00l
acres, more or less All OF me above described
land fronts on Lake CatcOt, bout "a miles
from LaEe Village, IN said ecuGEy OF CDicot
and State Of Arkansas. and the same viii %
sold in block or IN quantities 10 suit pur-
chEserE IN order 70 carry out said Gsares. Ehts
lis one OF the most valaari6 tracts cf land in
the scnth, about lOeo acres OF watch are in =
higa state OF cultivation. b Improvements
are = dRe Steam Gin IN goud order, two good
Dwelling houses sud brick quarters, sufficient
10 accommodate 100 hQH6s
sale viii lake place at II o'clock N. on said
day. Z. II. EERlEGER
COmmtssloneF.
EECnetnuad Weekly Enquirer espy eight
weeks aadsand bu TO this Office. ans
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AUCTxONEERs s.
Trust SAFES.
Trust SIZE.

ON THURSDAY. OLTOBER l.. ISs, AT TIE
haN OF tAe Cnanaber Of Commerce IN Odd
Fellows HaA, Memphis, AL 'ctssck-IEa aea
10 the higneet btGner 1oI cash. los Y. in tns
Ragiaud Subdivision Situated on s=sr ECg0f
Esgland avenue, 90 feet font by IS gsst daufI,
on which is erected a cCurcriabie G ttsae. fhs
SAFE Il made By virtue Of a Trust Esad to ne
from J. W. 2OoEs and LSandsr HIauafter.
Redemption waived. lite perfacf. hHJI =ssI
and convey only as Trustee
"a John P. IRRELEVANT Trszsee.
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WELL BORING.
WATER! WATER!
WELL BORING.

HAVTNG purchased the right for Tsuuessee.
Ii OF Heath q Co.'s Patent Wall Borer. wa
oner fer sale a few County Rights, and aIso 10
bore wells on the shortest notice. ThE fuveu-
ton is -pronounced BY ali practical men who
lave seen II, and those who have used Il "a
1nr1Fallec Tor tie purpose designed. The Wen
occupies 50 tftespaees Is 50 Eale from snt nrf-
sanee and accideus 50 near and durable, that
IL may be located auywhers desired. We srs
whole apparatus 20 parties desiring to see fham.
We have tsdisputabie 1esiimcntals OF the suDs-
riOr1Ey sad ohespness OF trese Wells over 81
others KNOWN From G1Leen to twenty dollars
per day can be made by any Intelligent work.
ing man In the use Of this invention. a eiuh
OF nve or six persoEs wanting Wells can buy a
County Right for what a well would cost lhem-
and work u 10 great prontf0r ethers~ Fer sucn.
opportunities are ever offered Tor invesuraa
few hundred dollars 70 adv2ata9s.
AGeress r. EAEECHa = & 20.
sss No. zSescead street. MenDhiz Tenn.
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DIssoLUT1oNs.
dissolution Of CepaFtnership.

IsFeeptember ], 1855.
THE ecpsrt4ershtp OF Webb, MffcAeu & Co.
i Is this day dissolved by limitation OF artI-
cles of agreement. All persons indebted 70
the firm, or having buslu ess with the sEms-
VII md our junior partner L 7 Xsob. with
the books. at Prizes = TrsedWsl'z, No. 10. Enion
led to use the dzm name IN ssttlenerL
W. WH8R-
Us AzTtHELL,
sep2 I'm L = WEBB.
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4
DiSIeTsdTy, hfTmaFy and Drug Store,
Ess. 40 and 81 NOrIh GOaras4.
--.r--r-..-



DR. RUssELLS D~sPES5ARY AND IN
u PRIMARY, the largest and oldest tnstltu-
ton OF the Kind in the southwest. established
in 1859, pleasantly located Al Nos 20 d AZ
north side OF Court square memphis Tenn Is
open for the reception OF patients Desiring
treatment and the comforts Of a homs while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the ONCE or by letter. II desired. DE.
is by all parties interested -
by far The HIST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick. thorough and permanent cures guaran-
tesd In every case, male or female. Recent
essas Of GCNORRHEA sDd SYPHILIS cured
in , lew days, without the use OF Mercury,
change OF diet, or nindrance from business.
EFCON1ARY SIPHILIS; the last Ve8tige
sradicsted without the use OF Mercury. m
voluntary los of Semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers rom ImpOtency or Los OF
SaxuaJ Povar restored to fres Vtgor in a few
weeks, elect or GOnOrrhea OF lCEg standing,
wher an tnsarnat remedies have failed per-
mGnsntfy snd spss1ily cured by a new treat
ment. Victims or SELF-ABCBEand excessive
Venery, 50 Ssring nom SPER8ATOSRHEA
and IOSs OF physical and mental PowsTs speed
Hy and permanently cursc.
EE- An consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic R-hsunnGtism, Neuralgia, 6out, Pa
ralyEis. Deafness. etc, treated By the aid Of
Ofics hours rom . am. to 1 PM, and rom
s to s Pm
Those wishing 10 purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Perfnmery, Toilet Articles, etc,
would do well 20 call 81 DRUG
STOLE before purchasing elsewhere, no. 4
North Court street, under the D~i5psnsary.
lei
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COTTON.

Cotton was buoysnt in Liverpool at the
opening to-day. Uplanss, laeI0Lkd; Orleaus.
1oASl0ssd, and at the close was advancing.
with sales of 1900 bales; UplaRds. 10lSaIOkd.
Orleans, lg5sSlezd. In New York at he OPEN
inR, cotton was very firm, with holders ssking
an advance. The demand was fsir and prices
unchanged. At noon the market was drm
Low Mlddllng, &Ze; UPisnds, 25Lte; Orleans.
&5<e; Good @iddling, 2s1Se. at 20 pm. the
demand was moderate and prices firm. Salea
1850 bales. Low MIddling, Z51o; Uplsnds.
&zsei Orleans, &c; Good Mfddfug, 22<e. For
the nrst time In many months eur market
failed 10 respond to the advance in other mar
Eets- II 50 happened that nearly al the orders
were nlled, or the advance scared on buysrs. az
very few OF them were on the market, and the
sales effected were to some extent forced enFs
We quote 2bSles Ordinary, zoe; 2 Low Ordi.
nary, zoe; 6 GOOD Ordinary, 2IKe; Al 21L..-
At G7sc; Sat AZe; 5 at p; Low Midoi1g
2&c lat 2lHc; a az 25zc; at 2e:Iat 9IsZe
] at re % At &hze; Il t225Ee; at PIC, ut
&c; 2st2sc; II at Ekc; at PIE; s at pc.
Hid5ling, 80; al &c; al BE; Is at o.. , a.
2Sc; AT BE; 25 AT Sc 5 at z9c; 20 at zs[e. y
At sc; I al &c; 1 az 23Ee 10 at pc: d Sbv
Kidding, 22zc; AZ Middling. go. Ii VIII ~
seen that prices, Notwithstanding the a5vance
in Liverpool and New York, are no better thsn
thew were yeyterdev.
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CAwSoN's LANDING.
BOLIVAR COUNTY, Miss. Sept. a. Isgs /
Faitorz Memphis ADpssl.


In my last letter I alluded to the p-osnsrt NJ
afun crop OF cotton IN the Mississippi VsIIev
and that OF rs tributaries, and gave it IS nv
conviction that as far as present appea-aures
then went. there was but a faint htpe OF real.
izinE a full and remuuerstive yield OF thfs pTin-
cipaI stapleo OF The Southern Sfal4s. since tbot
TINE events have proven the Correctness OF nv
views. ny
from every cotton state now co ress ba int,
liRence OF G saster 10 the cotton crop and -.
no exaggeratIOn 10 sap that the Dla1f5-@ i
nunity are sgain disappointed - COM
ened at the result Of their gtysuuo1s sx.Iffoa.
during the present year. Vsrio1s csrSsg SoIs
contfloutedt 70 this Eesulk IN ~ arsf $780,
49, nAlOie OF tue season seriously al
portion OF the cotton region suffer- p f-ora -
conanueo dro0th, While a. the same time sn9
otoef portion was waste1 by izcsgSant 49,
tue lstter reg on being sttacked early bv m
worms, whleh. inaLittie time, proved very des-
rams came on 10 August, bringing win fbsn1
t1aln Drills which precludsd al possiblffv ~
ths pfodnet 80 confidently expected. u
% taxing a synopsis o. VIVA the dIfaran,
papers report In regard 10 the aggregate smonnt
.-lu cutuk%tea IN cotton, compared with
HNstss4r, I tnlnk am safe in the assertion
that II "a At ieast eighteen Fer cent. less on s1
average When . man rides through the Ne
Eppl valley and that OF its tributsrig. and -
the vast forests OF weeds. where eVen Isst-oo-
were cultivated fields, he knows far htn,seif b.
81 usmoAntLStlOo that the prosperity OF ne
counlIs H1 Lhing OF the past snd not OF me I
present, and that the prodnouou OF ne Sta.-e
Al Owed 40 Is Tar from being o. the increase n
Appeala az tue same time, thst the eOton croT I
IN All foreign countries is less than thaf ~ ~
year, and this gives Is pleasure. not OHiv
me taeory that misery loves compsnV = M
~ - Atet mat We may, or Onga1 10. dsserva 4
some substsnHsl beneat therefrom. $500
tnsns that the production OF cottnn fn ne
Anosn word i less, and the oonsumntio-
has already 80 DysteliOusly dsteriorsse slcle
etaustlcs OF the past commercial v -? The
US that ths amount on hand mere ar inform
% 90 muen leSs than that and elsewhere
year, and The mystery iE - L the preceding
IN toe MARKET Accom- e sudden depression
sno practice, the ssB- 42R to AL former theory
The price, and yef city Ofan article increased
being uuy - our cOmmefclaI capitalists
cannot eC ARE that the crop Of this wear
Wiz seed two millions OF bales, even n 10
0Int 70 thai, stu withhold IRON the
procure what he has 30 much reason and 50
great Necessity 70 hope and expect from them.
J. y. ID.
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Pesro Petrol petre !

THE Tennessee Retro oil company Is still
u alive At their new stand,
es4Msznl street., Opposite Clay Bufldlag,
we MORN tho pubicin general toscome for
ward and try it. We ais DEFY com petition IN
orr LAMPS, Eurners End general Lamp Stock.
We are manufacturers OF the Hanging Rock"
stoves, TinWnr8. eaelinss Of grsat varietfes.
wh0lesalsl and retail. 2fsrehazts VIII do we'd
10 examine or stock-
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DRUGS, ETC.
THEO. HOERNER.
analytic sad Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist ana SBOShecaFY.

81 an SO Besl Street.
NorthSest corner OF seoondA
CHEMICAL ANALYSES Of all descriptions
u inside, aud written reP-Fts furnished.
Physicians PrsscriptioEa carefully com
pounded At al hozra
Patent Medicines. Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining TO a first
class DRUG Store. Eep2T Il
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COllege-Of the Christian Brothers,
= 81. LOUIS. 40.

TIE object Of this Institutions is 70 afford
students1he means orac4utrIng 3 thor0uGh
Department o1eH raEe advantages 70 young
men des1o1s fenter1ng On metcent4le puf-
Ies psFt sesason yM eonmenos ae last
Applicants bT2dnalsstoa x1n do vel e hs
IN una- 70 partieuIas addram
eelz z9 BROTHER EDWARD President.
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NDERTAKER
FUNERAL UNDERTAKES

METALLIC CASES, CAsKETs AND WOOD
vi en Collins. OF all kinds. constantly on
hand also, Self-sealing Alright Ziuc Burial
Cases and Disadvantages size Weighing g. lbs,
and Of latest style. An orders promptly at
tended to.
sterehOuse No, an 5eeOnd Street,
Between Union and Monroe streets. Resi-
dence, No, Iss Union street.
Having been engaged In this business for q
years, we feel assured that we can give saiisfac-
finp fy5 tGm
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THE Firm OF ~, y. Ekin = eefwaa dis
il soIved BY mutu& consent en- ehs HhAn-
gust, 1858 hitler party Is authQ<izedt0SefrIe
the business OF the Cid drnsa
All parsons indebted TO thslUef ". NJ
Esklr Z Co, ara reqnesfa1tQeomrEardaod
settle without delay. The benks anS papaaz
will be found at the nderwut8rs "a hon
corner OF Market and Hromenade 9, 4
A ceS#yLL.
Memphis september ], Hs&
The business VII - continued atf1se old
stand on Chiekas9w streat. by A. CotAelIand
MecoaPsn Jru npdef~ TN nrR naAe ofA
MszsaEis. september lHs ssps& 5
n ]. ATrfaon " EEt1sot
ee Of Re97saaNk-
Ats AzDErs0a amf
"A q sad e1mu<
aaanE, h HdfAW
MaiAssre eDd
Asppnsss
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DR.. JAMES

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
E Custom House street, New Orleans, testsb-
lisned 1850, for the last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated 1nrongaout the coUn-
DISEASES, can be cOnGdentially consulted at
his ONCE and parlorS, "a and % Randolph
street corner or Dearborn street, CT by letter
DR.. AMES treats CHRONIT. M~ERCURIAL,
SYPHILITIC, LOO and SKIN DISEASES,
sDd all DESCRIBES OF a CON AGlOUS We
out the use of mercury, tcdideof poiassa, arse
mic or any poison, bnt with his .NEUrEAe 4
ZER, a positive cure FOX all humors sndbiood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and
EMISSIONS, brought On by abuse OF The Or
gans, esrly tndiscretions, excuses, or enfAtled
hereditar1ly, causing loss OF memory, eonfu-
sion. depression, dimness OF vision and often
times inssntty, With a depiorabie train Of other
symptoms. treated and radieaily cured by an
infallible methcd, saving time and expense
All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs. Of q
private character, radically and permanently
Old disezsesof the most no rible class, where
the blood has become poisoned. producing
blotches on The face, small watery blisters,
pains In the head and bon Is, liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, ~serofuls,
together with an andless numbers of suderinEs,
efectualiy and g~efmanently cured.
DIR. Is recommended b. the press OF
the country By professors OF medical colleges,
and by tie medical profession generally.
Those afaicted should apply TO him, and be
THE MOErroR, by Dr.. James, q treatise upon
diseases peculiar TO tina SEXUAL organs Of either
AK causes, effects and then remedies. compiled
from an experience OF twenty years practices
IN me exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent % any address. securely wrapped. Price
one Dollar. Pamphlet on SFsRhAr0RRHRAs
or one on 81 PILLS, sent IN sealed envelope
upon receipt OF postage-two red siam ps, An
dress U. JAMES, POsbOfaee Drawer 500. Chi
9 80, Illinois. sepi1H
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Commigsioners Sale.

DY virtue OF 4 decree OF tie Chicot Cruuie
ID Court sn LIE Shsncfry sire thereof, rem
Gereu ~ the December Term, AZ, fe5T.o Of said
CCurt- IN a certain suit therein DeEdiug.
wBerein Richard r. Sessions vas eCmpiaiDanf
and Waiter Sessions wa ~dsfenda.a. ths unGer-
viii sell, On The
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AIRS. II. A. KNOB viii resume h5rs=hool on
M MONDAY, September 9Th, 81 ba1 residence.
northeast corner OF Orleans ana Coart street
extended Pupils viii ne received and clzsaed
nom September ist. Terms moaided 70 sui
the times Sul6 II
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Cotton srATEzEET.

AEEFHIs, September 50. IsSS
Stock on hsnd Sept. !, ] S5s- -
Received ia
ReesiTed previously -.4--.---...... z5I 255
2572
AApOLtCl NI-Aae a----s-..=s-----aasssua nH1
Exported prsyiOusly---..-..-.-... lZ95 1853
-
Stock on hand to-day, 6 pm SOB
II receipts for the month we're C5o5 bales.
against 1850 bales for the same noah Isst year.
Exports, 1853 bales, against 1891 bales laSt wear.
Our readers viii find an editorial upon the
cotton tsx IN smother column,whi5h f. OF inter-
est 10 both the planter and the merchant.
We publish the following extract OF a letter
concerning the cotton crop, which The present
fine weather viii help very much. hut no
weather, however hne can repair the fniurv
already done, or bring hack the same Mount
OF hope ana cheerfulness IS was enjoyed By our
planters only two weeks ego: