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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-13

IN Remote Settlements Of Unt0ld Value.
Food MAKES blood; pluJa MAKES the body.
II the blood be pure. the body is healthy. So
If we are not in health, We know some nnpu-
rites are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and The sooner the better.
BrGtdIeGtS FulS rchgOUo all from ne system
Which nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
Pills have arrested the attention Of enHght-
ened physicians. Upwards OF nve thousand
now use them in their daily practice, and
Two hundred have given their written tcsit-
mOny as 10 their innocence and value, as
cieansers of the DOWeis @aa blood.
Their untold value Is 10 those living in set
Element where doctors can only be had Al
great expense. For if you are sick, You
have OnIy to take one or more doses OF Brand
reth's Pills to get cured. Full directions are
with each box. Sold by ali druggists.
Bachelors HaiF Dye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best in tie world the only true and
perfect DYE: harmless, reliable, iusIantane-
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remedies the in effects Of bad Dyes; inyig0-
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BLACK Ok Brown. sold by all Druggists and
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NE cnHsTITuTI0N 0yERTHRnwN.

The Constitution and Health may be ruined
by a few applications of the lead or sulphur
hair dyes now in the market. Not "a Dye
may be the ito Of such nOstrums, but A
DIE may b ne result Of using them. But
ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
OF all deleterious tendency, under the nfalli-
laws Of Science. Be 1t known to all, that
C~ristadoro's Excelsior Haif Dye
Has been analysed by the distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, M his certificate
Of its wholesomeness may be seen at Crista-
doro's, 9 Astor House, New York.
CRISTADOROS HAIRPRESERVATIVE, as
q Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, I
49, naenmnar IL. 1850.

or AomMEhlEY [
MEMPHIS, December II, 1863.
The market was active to-day, consid-
oring it was the last day Of the week,
when buyers are generally busy clearing
up their weeks work. Holders were
firm Throughout, and were asking 24c for
MiddIings. The days sales, as reported
10y the Board of Buyers and Brokers,
amounted to 1850 bales, and the sales for
the week amounted to 1881 bales. The
DAYS transactions foot up as follows: .
bales Ordinary 22Kc; 43 do 22%c; $50
stained Zzzc; p Good Ordinary 2Z; 81
do 2Sc: 80 do 25]sc; 262 do 23Ae; 50 Low
MiddIings 23lsc; 50 do 234c; lS2do 35sc;
lZ3 do 23]zc; 10 do 25s; / Middlings
y 7-I6c: A do 235zc; Z do 237se. These
purchases were in l TO . bale lots, and not
a fair criterion Of the market. Isl Mid
dlings 2Ss.e: IS4 DO 23Ze; 3 Strict Mid
ding 2S4c; s do 235sc; Il do 2lc; II do
24l4e; % Strict and Good MiddIing 24<c;
ado 24.c; y do 247sc; . DO 25e; S Mid
ding Fair &c; 6 do &c. The decline Of
&c in New York did not cause much
weakness in our holders, who were gen
orally firm 10 the close.
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WHEATON NURSERY
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
WADDY THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR.
FALL PLANTING.
A large and complete stock Of
Ornamental and Fruit Trees,
VINES, ROSES, ETC.
Also, choice collection Of
Green House Plants, Flowers, Etc.
Iaarge NEagnoldas

WE ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED TO
w III all orders, Law Out and Beautify
Grounds and Furnish Bouquets, at short no
tice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-27
Effa8L @u9r oEs
A Defenslsn MealcInn

q In time OF peace prepare for ,sasuts,
s0und military maxim Let pot 1be
equally good rule in niedfc4i - :, az ~
oence. Tue man must be ma Is ~ r.,
who nnds himself at the close OF summer
as strong as At It's com gencenl ert ssreT
pnenoIAen0n IS rare, even among tne
most robust OF the human famify. Nus
cular aud constitutional vigOr ocz-s ont
q Us In the Droiing weather Of July and
august, and few OF Us, ab the ouenlng or
the Fall, are ia the best p-ssible Condition
TO deiy the uuheaitby influences Of the
season.
fevers, together with a variety 81 CONF
plants that affect the digestive organs
the ilYer and the bowels Iorrn a portion
oI the autumn programme. Bear ia mind
that exhaustion invites these disorders.
and that staminai vigOr enables the sys-
tenn TO repel them. a. 10 be weak Is 10 be
miserable" says satan to his defeated
legtOns, in +" Paradise Inst" and Tire AK
ION is correct. though II comes froTn an
evil source.
Ho! then, ye weak and feebie. fortify
yourselves against the inyisiUIe enemy
LhaI perVadeS the Autunual air. The best
defense against lniasma is a course Of
HOSIEIIEk5 STOMACH BITTkRG.
IblS rsre vegetable tonic VIII improve
your appetite, stimulate your digest Ion,
give htlnness TO your nerves invfgOrate
yOuF muscular fibre, regulate your secre-
tlons, Greer your spirits, and put your
entlTe ply s1que IN peri ct WORKING order.
IL is ca Sly done. The standard tonic and
Alternative which VIII rccuperate n Il build
yoA up, IS not " bad to take" but ON the
contrary, a pleasant medicine
See however, thaL you la. q the eenufue
article. There are limitations and counter
feits IA the market, aud they are All
wsrtn,less or deleterious. Bear ia mind
lhat HOSIELTEk'S STOMACH BITpERS
IS sold only in glass, (nsVer by the gallon
or cass J, and that each bottle bears a label
surmounted by vignette OF 81. GeOlge
over the corr.
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Forelgn NeMs "a Eew I "a

NEW YORK, Sept. ga special
cable dispatch, dated London, Sept.
%, states that the advices from Spain
are interesting. Information, coming
fIom the most reliable sources in
Madrid, has been received n rofuta
ton of the runners which lave been
circulated to the effect that the United
States Government had communicated
with Minister Sickles directing him
to withdraw his note on the subject
of Cuba. its sac or transfer, if the
terms of the missive we're not accent
able to the Spaniards. What Mr..
Sickles did convey to Serrano and to
the other Ministers Of Spain really
amounted to this, that the Govern
mentof the United States may with,
draw its offer of friendly mediation
on the part of the American peo
pie between Spain and the Cuban
revolutionists, leaving the rcsponsi
bility Of the consequences, as we'll as
the consequences which may ensue,
on Spain herself
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News from San Fran ise0.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 25.-The
bauks still refuse to sell gold The
Telegraphie Transfers and Express
Companies charge five per cent. to
transport geld. Legal Tenders arc
selling at 70 cents.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
have postponed the consideration of
the amendment TO their Constitution
changing the title Of the Grand
Lodge to the Supreme Grand Lodge,
until the next session, and adopted
resolutions complimenting the Union
Central aud Western Pacific Rail
roads.
At special meeting Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, last night, resolu-
tions tavoring the postal telegraph
and requesting our Congressional del
egation to advocate the same, were
adopted. The Cincjnnate commercial
party were present, aud warmly well
coined Hosea and Buchanan ad
dressed the meeting. The former
presented resolutions from the Gin
cinnati Cbatnber OF Commerce com
plimeoting the people of California
upon the completion of the Pacific
Railroad, &c.
The leadICg citizens are endeavor-
ing to organize en- International I'm
migrant Union.
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Rank Robbed.

NEW YoRK. Sept 26--Arrived tl.e
steamships City of New York and
City Of Paris, from liverpool.
The First National Bank of Wash-
iugton, n j., was entered by bur
glars on Friday night. aud yesterday
the bank officers could not get into
their vault, and were not able to
ascertain the amount of the loss. 1t
is said, however, the amount OF funds
on hand was so small that the stand
ing of the bank will not be seriously
affected.
The gunboat No. 1, of the Spanish
musquto feet of thirty small boats,
had a trial trip up North River yes
terday afternoon. She ascended the
river 10 West Point, her eBgines
working well, and her success IoI the
purposes being complete.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-R-ar Ad-
miral Henry K Hof Is ordered TO
duty as a member of the Board OF
Examiners at Washington. C0mmo-
dore John L. WOrden IS to be Sup r
intendent Of the Naval Academy.
Nathan Patten was appointed Collee
tor of Customs for the District of
Texas.
Mr.. L. B. Dobille, accompanied by
Secretary Fish, repaired to tie Ex
ecutlye Mansion and presented bis
credentials as Minister from Den
mark He had tor some time previ-
Gus been Charge d'AfTairs of that
Kingdom.
Fractional currency issued for the
week, $1,024, 800; shipments S937 !.
AZ; mutilated bank notes burned
S187, 800; bank currency issued, S241,
$50; actual circulation, 1929, ,768, ,410
fractional currency redeemed, 1854,
700: internal revenue receipts to-day
S4O8 287; total foF the month, SO 0I8,
326.
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Heavy Rain In MIBnesOta-II,sIssIp-
pi RiVer on tho hise-A.i the HeY
Oa.the River Bottom BuinC d-LOss
of WHEAT ThFOughOus the iEte mol
Less Than 59,000,OJO Bushels.
.CHiCAGo, September 26.-A dis
patch from St Paul says that de.uge
of water fell on Thursday and Friday
nights, and the Mis-. issippi River is
again on the rise. A the bottom
lands of she Minnesota River are
overfown, and the hay crop in that
region as wtll as on the larse pralrles,
is ruined. The farmers from differ
ent sections claim that fully one half
Of the .srain crop, not threshed aud
housed at the t1mc OF the previous
rise, is ruined.
Oliver Dalrymple the largest wheat
grower in the State, estimates his loss
on his crop at 10000 bushels.
Good judges say the damage to
wheat alone by the late great storms
throughout the State cannot be less
than 100000 bushels, while two
thirds Of the hay crop is worthless.
Anoka Rum River has risen rap
idly, carrying away the remaining
logs, belonging to Dean Il Co, of
Minneapolis.
The following arc the nomina-
tons of candidates, made by the
Minnesota Democratic State Conven-
tion: Governor, George L. Otis, of
Ramsey County; Lieut.. Governor, j.
a. WisewelL of Blue Earth County;
Secretary Of State, I g. Fladeland,
Of Willmore County; Auditor, Louis
A. Evans, Of Stearus County; Attor
ney General, Seagrave Smith, of Da-
kota County; State Treas urer, Casper
Babreieh, of Brown County; Caief
Justice, Charles E Felandreau, OF
Hennepin County; Clerk of the SUI
premc Court, w T. Brauewell, OF
Mcleod County.
A special from Omaha says that
reports received at headquarters from
the Pawnee Reservation represent
that quiet is restored. The Sioux.
after a lively skirmish with the Paw
nees fed before the arrival Of the
cavalry, who pursued them thirty
miles. One Pawnee was killed and
several wounded. The Pawnees claim
to have killed and wounded half a
dozen Sioux.
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News from Havana.

HAVANA, Sept 25.-The officers Of
the volunteers. to-day, had an inter
view with the Captain General, and
stated that they and the men under
them insisted on taking the field for
active service. The Captain General
replied that he did not need their
services.
1t is reported that General Jordan
has written q letter to the Captain
General, proposing a surrender, with
his whole command, on being paid a
certain sum of money, and that De
Rodas refused the proposition.
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COunterfeitcr ArPested-UniOn Pa.
ciflc Railroad Contractors sued for
$40. .030.

COunterfeitcr ArPested-URlOn Pa.
cifle Railroad Contractors Sued for
$40, ,030.
Sr. LOUIS, September 26-J Ohio It.
Savers was brought here on Friday
from Wellsv1le. No. by the Marshal
of this city, charged with being 10
completely with two coofederstes IN
passing large amount Of counterfeit
greenbacks aud drawing money on
raised checks, upon backs ID Austin,
Texas Sixteepa thousand dpi3rs
were realized il. this way by Sayers
and his coofederates,o one OF hon
PEPPER by name-was arrested and
turned States evidence. About $50,
900 ia counierteis netes and a large
quantity of raised drafts were found
or the fnen!i SayersA was taken to
Texas, yesterday, 10 charge OF b. NJ.
Odorn, who came here with 4 reqnisi
tion from the Governor OF Texas for
the prisoner.
A series Of trottiug races will take
place over the Abbey track here this
week aud will be participated in by a
number of the tamons tr0tters now
here to attend the Fair next week.
a dispatch from Omaha says G. w
Frost, purchasing agent, has sued the
Union Pacific Railroad contractors
for $4,000, claimed for services dur
ing the past three years.
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Board of Naval Examiners in Ses-
sion

ASNAPoLIs, Md., Sept. 25.-The
regular academic board Of examiners,
consisting of 1t. Commanders Swami,
Terry and Dewey, and Professors
lockwood, Wilcox and Kearney, are
IN session, examining the candi-
dates for admission to the Naval
Academy. Up to date William
Winder, OF New Hampshire, w.
S. B. Diehl, of Pennsylvania, Ed
ward L. Baker, OF Iowa, Isaac b.
Elliott, of South Carolina, Chas. j.
Brewer, Of Missouri, q. W. Hyde. of
Maryland, Alfred Reynolds, Of Indi-
ana, Edward Vail. OF Indiana, Wal
ter @. Coles. of Connecticut, Frank
Pearson. Of New York, and William
L. Halsey, Of New York, have been
examined and admitted as Cadets.
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The MCPHERSON Monumcnt-The Plan

"a AEuEEuEt d III OOu1OtA II dAoO IANOtN0
by decided majority.
The NcPhersOn M0nnmcnt-The Plan
OF Z. II. Jones. Of Cincinnati, /,
Ad0Dted-COSt $40, Railroad
Accident At Ohillic0the-Engineer
Dangerously IBJured-H ayy Raln
at Cincinnati, dc. &c.
CINoINNATI, September 25-Gen-
erals Sheridan. Hazen, Buckland,
Legcett and Hickenlooper, in con-
nection with General Mcpherson s
brother, spent yesterday and to-day
in examining plans for the McPher-
son monument. Sixty two drawings
and models were presented. Two
premiums had been offered for the
best and second best plans. The sec
ond premium was awarded to Louis
Folk, Of Chicago, aud the first to T..
ID. Jones, Of Cincinnati, and the plan
Of the latter was adopted. 1t is a
bronze equestrian statue, on a pedes
tai Of Quincy and Scotch granite.
The total height, from the base of the
pedestalto the top Of the hat il TWEEN
ty feet six inches, Of which the pedes
/ tai il nine feet The cost will be
! $40, 600, Of which $4,000 is now in
! the treasury The casting will be
done in the United States.
An express train from Baltimore,
nue. here Be 4 O'Utuvk this morning,
was delayed five hours at Chiliicothe,
on the Marietta Road, by the loco
motive Of freight running into the
rear cf another freight train at that
place and obstructiug the track The
engineer, Mr., West, on the locom1-
tive, was dangerously injured A To-
comOtive and several freight cars
were damaged.
Rain commenced falling at eight
o'clock this morning, and it is still
/ falling. Thermometer 740 at noon.
The races to day were, consequent
+ y postponed till Monday. Herzog is
still gerry sick.
Gen. Sherman spoke at Marietta
/ to day.
A successful industrial fair closed
at Ripley yesterday.
The Cincinnati Horticultural Soci-
ety closes its fair to night. 1t has
been very successful, and the receipts
have been large. The exhibition was
fine. On Monday night it gives a
/ grand ball at Pixies Hall
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Meeting OF those faY5ting the Elk.
pulsiOn Of the Blble fF0m the

Meeting or those faYoting the Elk.
pBlsi0H Of the Bible frGm the
schools.
CINcIENATI, Sept. 26.-The weather
is cloudy and cool. Thermometer IS
in the morniDe, 62 at noon, and 56 in
the evening.
About 500 people responded to the
call for a meeting Of those fayUring
the expulsionof the Bible from the
schools. The meeting vas disorder
~ and resolutions favoring the ex-
pulsion of the Bible were presented.
and the vote was so near a tie that
the chairman could not decide by
veice. A division was called for, but
still the chairman could net decide,
aud the resolutions went By default
The prospect tia. the Board of
Education tomorrow night VII pro
hibit the reading of the Bible In the
schools, amounts .lmost 10 Ger
tainty.
The Union Cricket Club started ior
Indianapolis tonight, TO play cricket
TO morrow.
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Admiral Porter's successor has not
vet arrived, nor is ne known. The
Admiral Is busy making preparations
to leave permanently for Wash
ington.
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ERIE. Pa, Sept. 26-The corner
stone OF new Catholic Church was
laid in MartinstoWn, a suburb of
Erie, this afternoon, by Bishop Null
len. The Catholic societies, in rega-
liza, formed a procession hall mile IN
length.
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NORWICH. CoNN, September 2G
The whaling schooner Cornelia, Capt.
Baker, has arrived at New London,
from Cum berland Inlet She brings
as passengers three men belorgDg to
DR.. C. f. Halls expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin DR.. Hall is a
passenger on board the ship Ansel
Gibbs, for New Bedford. He has a
humber of articles belonging to Sir
John Franklin. including some
spoons and chronometer' box. He
was also successful IN finding skele-
tons of many of his men, aud the
remains of several Of their boats.
The skeletons aud other relics were
found at King William $ Land
The Cornelia brought an anchor,
found at the extreme, marked =" E. s..
1916, which is supposed to have be-
forged 10 the first explorers Dr.
Hail found a native, who claims to
know all about the party. He says
the ship was stove, and the crew took
to their boats and went ashore. where
their provisions were exhausted, and
they died from starvation. Ice and
snow prevented DIR. Hall from making
full explorations. lie will return
next Summer. aud still further prose-
cute the search.
The Ansel Gibbs will arrive al New
Bedford in a day or two.
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New YoRK, Sept. 26.-Amoug the
passengers by the steamship City of
Paris, from Liverpool, were L. ..
Lyman, G. Burnham, G. Bass. S. w.
Rice. and q. Fish, of the Harvard
crew.
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MeaYy Rala Storm.

PHILADELPHIA, September 26-
a heavy rain storm has prevailed
here since last night. This is the
first rain here of any duration since
June. The wind is strong from the
southeast.
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The Havana Press ON the Situa ion.

HAVANA, Sept. 24.-Thc Havana
press, reviewing the situation, con
elude that the majority of Cubans are
loyal. They cite in proof, the solici-
tqde2 Of the Cuban Junta in New
York to enlist American fllibusters
to tight the battles of the retelIiOa,
the rebel othcers here being unable
to obtain recruits among the natives.
The Spanish element In the Island
is unanimously of opinion that the
Washington Government has no right
to interfere in their affairs.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 20
MessrS. Wilt Il Affords plaoing mill,
at North Adams, was destroyed by
fire Saturday. Loss $50. 900; insur-
ance $4,000.
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READING, Pa, Sept. 26.-David
Mcknight. James Mulhall, H. ely
mer and S. Il. Ancona, have been
chosen by the City Council to repre-
sent this city in the Louisville Cora
meEeial Convention.
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Municipal election IN
Nashville
Tho Londod Tim 3, on the
Cuban Cues ion. e
Mnnicipal EIecsloS.

NASHVILLE, September 25 The
municipal election to- day, passed off
quietly. The returns are incomp plete.
Tie majority Of Morris, Conservative
candidate for Mayor, will be about
z 500. Tie Conservative ticket for
Aldermen and Council is also elected
by decided majority
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 26. = There were
thirty-three deaths during the past
week