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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
Slant eIrH ben .SuHer Ia GR'
&euuefTee.

@is ntr iH0n fribsr aus GnexDiae
meIDeten, besinbet F1 unter ben nielea
6rembsH, meIme In biefent NrIhiaBr
mad Gft SeHeGee eetomnleu ftuD,
Ginsr, an bsfIeH unternebmen unfers
Geb0lfernne Gin Iebbaftes SntereGe
ninaut. Gin Wfann, Der fraher an
stney RunfeIrhbenfabrjt IN Seutfds
Lamb betbesliot mar, beabEmtiet iett
bier cine iOI4e nnBuleeen. Gr erfIdrt
mad icrefaItiB nneeitelIten llnterins
9un0eu, AaB 6as &Iir1a In On. Zen ;
relee Dorau0snetle fur bic BuAt BON
6unfelrn6en HeeiQuet lit.
GO ntebt bIob Cine Muntelribens
Hn6erfabrie In ben Ser. Gtantsn --
Die M Gbatemcrtb In Snin0is, bic ie.
BOD wenl9 GEfolG bat, be- bas borfioe
8tima ntd5t a5nftie if iina bic Oll6e
DOgt pebeE 70 gut Teift, ned 70 jH6ers
BALTIC iR. Die GriiIi0er Der Tabrif,
GehrtiDer Wgnnetf, br0hten sablIoIe
0pEey unD faalrten II hem bsroebliAen
Werfu@e, Die &ade gehen AZ MAIDEN.
9ett betrggbt elue @ellgns % eieafthaft
Die Gnbgig nit ettUas bef1erens GrfeIae.
III euten S0bre9oeiten sdnnen aiSei
Wguten eyaieIt merDen. &c bat bereG :
nss. hab er bet iorgfdIioer pFeee aebu
Epuuen @iiben per @6er eg;teIen f6nu.
Hehn Eonnen MunfeIrHbfn eraeben
1900 Bic 1000 9Sfunb 4R6er. 3mei
EaMftnb Bfunb 9uffr, Bet ininbeftene
ie60aebn Nknts lDextb If, bon Gtnens
G6er ereiebt aaeEoings einen sedt
k6hslkeM roft. Die 6ur Fabrication
Ia n6Ege tFferberliMsn Ngaf@iner
fig.h sEhlnos softIptegig nnb f6nne,a
Sss Dss 0ane ni&t y sisfem aaubs
snssisrsset nssesn, gus BetatG man
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
spesiaI /, OaOttsen.
oas la6erriae Otns in Der G0sIt

Gin @pieI, tpeI9es son. trssnb eiaer Mu.
aabl psr1oasn srfpteIt uerpen fam unb 81, 900
GbRs@fsIuaseH bistet3 uRsusIi9e Ser.
brrbunsra BON 2fis uab sauns pst9e BITE
2AGmussrla tsiOHhsrs Ia Brpesuns iesen.
Gang paFsnb far alte 2fute unt fir iunes
esate, Mssahssfsaf&aftea uns tribe Sage.
Cine i&tre Cur fir pstmpsp unb GeT6rits.
tt9ieit. Tprtefrrt ,ussianbt NIT umsebenber
poIt ssssH Gmpfans BON SO Gents, bret fir
/ Dollar. aytrsffe @aIlstIl BAILEY,
5fms, NCntsrmerp, Orange g., 81. o.
llebeTbtsfss sSPuIare GptsI fas. Der nsIme.
ritan ,gsritaIturtas: 2rrsliSss BADEN III
elm eurus = anb oft Die befs RsttyAa, @t1
battsnI ben @euue eints isI5en 2absru6 =.
f4 seRsrn Gbsub BE iunsen 9eute NIT etefeH
barmIOfsn NIB fsbr amafireRseH GpisIf ssr
snastsn. &c IA fem Snmbus."
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
Grtrofabrte,.
&ambnra 1.u0 @rellem

3u etaisbristen Rreilsn.
Sem reilsIuiieea @ublitu6 bistet
fi6 bic gele9enbeit cine GuBerit biHige
lleberfabrt mad europa in oer fonts
menben @aifsn 81 iihern.
Sic beiOen 0eutf1en Sampferlinie1
- bic Sambur9s 0tmerifantfne 4n6ets
fabrts 9letlengefeHi6aft un0 Der Soro'
0eutlAe 2lon0 nerbeR ndmlitD aHber
ben nenen, regeEmlbig ieben Gienltae
uno DOnnerltag bon Stem gort nap
Somburo unD BreuIen fabrenoen
prod1tuoIlen Dimpfern GTtrafabrtel
Der folgenoen betunbrten SdMpFer oHs
erNnetl:
.eln1erifoH, Capt. & Sareesbeiuer,
am "a. alpriI bon Stem BORT nad
BremelIs
.9renleu", Capt. 6. 2elit am 5. Wa
bon gler Nortnada Breuen.
| ..@axonio", Capt. s. Wteger, AM u
Ntai bon Stem Ncrf nab &anburo
Rem Uort1 Capt. @. yloroenbclt
am %. Nfai bon Stem gcrt mad
Bremen.
,,Haburta", Capt. 6. Groueeu, am %
N1ae bon Stem Norf na1 9amburg
,,Eeutcnto" Capt. Garenle, an II
Stunt bon Stem 9ort mad 9ombure
,,8orulFor, Gopt, Sebi6, ON 16. Sun
bon Stem Norf mad 1arnbur9.
glnmeloanaen su ben Asreiien bon Col
800 erite Salute, @olo $50 Stueit
hGoiiite nnO Golo S25 8pifhenDel
niuanlt oer SEVERAL 9leent s. s. sloa
| un0 Der Mgeut Sobn Rnbm emf
| oeoen uno erlbetIen oieieIben berelt
niuiqft aLIe ilabere GIusfnnft.
| Otstours 9af5ager per0en tn 8erbtn
buna nit obigen 8reiien, auf isbs
| Donpfer Der 2tnien eiilti9, gu reou
atrten Rrsifen ausgeiteat.
Msan uelDe fl9 reHtdsitte, BAN
CUTE YIate gsfi9ert ipsreen tOnnsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
GtQOt unO 6taat.
aIatnfen Der ), 9enn. gsaatsseitang.

s4e toIoenhen 6esrsu r, artorifirt, Nbpnnenter
.2a6 Mnaefaen fur BE 81 snneee $fnatssettnng@ 81
Ias1rmeIn. Canes s<iasmseb<n una tn unlereEs
bsamen sg GssksfITen
&C. mn. GbGetex, RnrgriHs TsnR.
6esrp Won. Tsempbts. Fem.
q. @eans. pacucab, 81.
SaeOb @fieIa, Rew GIbaa9 uns SefFssicaDtAs'
Snn.
20 M. wRneer, SO Rusn sssasr.- GsuesHnass
pRtO.
Aorsss pbbEein. G0nhastp pbso.
MuemA @Cebner. 6IspeIan pie.
RkaeIss NJ eaem =. Co., 81 R0rs 8out sssw go'
g. Manfsbenbesa, gEattanc aga, Gear
Y. u. SasVneC. Dalton ca.
q. .. aAIbes It,. aOsaIsNs gent.
Ssnrp RgIbee f.. bestanes gOLpoztsur.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
GDIbnrn's MeD SaeFet Dgt

Side artff btats ale Die ssa S9aIt& &c.
fOrmtt Nrt unn spar .sas frIgensea Grin.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
IIus -8ersebt.

SLUT 8ertebt.
Der 6lub bait 8 8ub an ben sbeass
unb ifetet.
Rein Danlpfer anoefomnlen.
Mbgegongetl fiuA Die @aote &srone
mad Cato, 8int 8orbIe mad ct.
2ouis unb emma SIopo mad &tnetns
natl.
&anDel nnD 86rfe.
New gort, 10. Wdrs.
.agoIb 0fnete gu 1914 unb itanO
I'M 10 1lbr 1911 uno ldlob nm 123
llbr Mittags nit 1871.
u, 9. Bombs 6pros. faLis 1881 .1162
f. 2oet l. series 11S4
s. O.. .1151
y nf 8. ss1l14
Reue Mlls6abe. 49, :. .1l53
1910 Coupons ............... 105S
Senneifee Bombs aIte. .--
@0umpOne fau, greiie uuOerduOrrt.
npIanbs 281.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18

*8toRH's8rpnstaI 7rUSts fir
afbuatif@t MnO 2uaseutranineiieH t0ben
ibre RirFfamtrit IN siuer Iaueen Reibe bon
SabreH bepIbTt mu6 3eusniNs besperasen-
ter Ranaer, bic fe setraa&t Rabsn &c
balten.
DieteniSen, tpeIBe an Sufen, G4uupier,
3stfsrfett 4eblICPfentsiHbnns u. {. %. IeibeE,
fCatsu BE ,tSrr@rs" Ssrfu&en. Dieleibsn
Fnb Elm einfa@ss, faff In ifbem gale HirE-
famss RitteI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
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2. ste bIeitt ui3t baftfu,
D eS;s er.,,o4t,t hfe -e4,@,h ,,ffAk

2. ste bIeit. ui&t bafteu. -
8. Gle srmattst hie Hanb nidt-
4. QBeSer .3sit .nDB 8raft III sa ftr-
f9Hmhsu, nm bic sIrt aus hsm Giuf9nttt
brrausau;iebeH. -
Il 5, @it Der slst8en ERabe Ssrli9tst 3bI
ben brttten SbeiI nssbr @rteit.I
Bet atien Stsfsn saatfn Gtssuf9aftsH III lie
aus tgm ndmli9sn GtabI NIB Gllra ::Inb BON
eIsi9sr partuns 0ussfsTtist ME anfsTs &C..
RSbnlt@sn aertr unb sertrast cine TuHbe
pauebabung ai@t bsifeF ais isns.
9rgy, S0pa, ben 81. Ges. 1858. )
2fpptmcatt u. 8afsnEII. = Die
uns Son Sbusn sussfanbts Rsb Safet art, iit
gut. SD metne, 90 1T BE beRe SErt prI5e if
IL ssbansbabt babe.
Nan Tam NIT beyleIten fstr Iettbt aTbetten.
Ssbsrmaun fam % an ibrer 0oTul iebsn, hae
lTe ni@tf sstsl aTaftaufuans hss peatGafrs
ezfcrDtrt, uni In bas 1SI3 stuaubaueli, taIs nit
ben mad alter Mrt ssrfrrtigteu agsrtsn. sic
sefSat uus frbr gut. Ter SbTtse q
@. %. GIastsu:
Riles ,,GGSsrsb c reCp OF ,ssl". Cir BITE
Garmer. @rabe pas Sbr brau8t.
ptpTia, rs San. 1869.
tppine0. tn. 8attmeIL SIR
branGta fsrtHdbrtnb bic 1,Gppsrsh GsOSp
GBussI" 6ss perrn 1RiIss uub baIttn fe fir
einen lsbr nisli9ea Mrtifel. @tr Ipaseu
ntbr ais Re Erifst burG ben gstvaa an Gsszi-
be, rsI@er bstm GGaufsIn som @aasg g.
baltsn EIeibt. @ir tSnnsa aud has getrriee
nit hisfsr melt f9nslsr fsrtfHaufsIn, ale nit
hsH sewSbnH$sn G@aufsln. s.
Grier u. Co., @streibsbSnhless
G. g. GaR0n, @etretbsb CHANDLER.
g. GaRsHu. @sn, @sirsissbSnSlsr
9tcbinfOn u. Gey Greet. NtQs.
Geo. EisIh u. Go. Gity.2Rias.
Snbtm nir 6iels anlrs 8abgitate tBrrr saien
Gismf&afttn balbsE sapfsble1, srissn MIR lu-
eIet@ an, bae mir aud Gpattit iinh G9ansl
ftln 70 gut anfsttisea, ale fte iveeasipp I'M
Ofm Ober TN @sfsn fasrtairt Rsrben.
ltufsrs @xssa Fne PatentmabIs ssb6rsst unb
ssi&arft uuD reTDsn sarnRttrt ale sIet& gut
NIT iTssab etusm aubfren 6a6ritat.
Ers6rtea SSRa, ben s. ittr. 1869.
2tpptnestt u. BafeptIL. getfne
esrreu-Iir SSsG ipsl@s Gtt an plnry Il
q,ierss lanbtsn, 1T 6is tsat, beI1e ID iemaIe
fat. sic srsift spsi 3OG in Gi9snbDI, unb
arbsitss sprtrsfFitb. So f@nsite SCI 5us
sidjens Sssns IN % MIuuten.
Sd babe Is SABRE NIT G5efu searbstytunt
btss Ii Ste. bsfs BE - jsusals Ia @etranH
hate. Sd batt MT Sbssa Sdesa ret fanf
rb,s isdbs Setssn IN Nt6s sap ssaTbtst.
Mfb DaytA
@snn Guer 6iTsnbSntIss un(Ts @aorfI.
Mot sOEr6tbis 5nt, 70 isabss GHrt aHfTdeea
OSer HsRsnansen btrsit an slns unb Sbs per.
bet lrfrrt bspieni Rsr6sH unf NniRoss srbaE-
0ISpintOft 1. BaItbeI,
m167t TltstHTsb, prnn.
sIIgtuiss giesHtblimss ber GpItnFui
nab sRss Saess veisats. 8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
Oeafbpiae 8efenf brit.
meHfef her BeSsher.

Mah4sm bis flntsEsaidb ne1en hss mo5hpsHk 4eSeus
Snkrif pon %. s. Gmxoq t5ujEi4 etrctten kaben
nerhen ne fsleBe 9erhe4erRnas ilnn &ruettenneen
5ernyknsen, nm hteleihe bel zHesfsm sum arnafeu
ts,1e eOufsdhuielssa eeroFt asn @fabil Ssalsnl
SSa 0sI& Iii Sssrssbsi stsn unh losfpdtssns
8efgn Bafltsn uHh Befea WlaterinI
a. noaS tal,sn, msl@s Re 81 ssa msqlt4a nisbriesa
gsxsifen AZ vergdnfe4 febeu1ens MNftFdae peanut
e.Saefnkff. axe 8hfnisxfiensfet - 61nb<gshehbs1
Mrs arii ,lnIrs Tebsst Atiib @otxdfbe Fsl9na.
- - o. NJ %uau q. Oo.e
H@ nis issIsM sis Esgam 4ssiis sEir hspsm
96Sn. =. %,HsNn,
1nNf9 sR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
@enera I.gnDalt nn6 Sespulter.

E @ir Fnb srma@sist, Ebps. 8. Grlb.
nsg ale gaubibassH ftT @easraI- MnnaIt unh
Rep0asr hss Gtnatss EsnaeFss ausuEiHRissn.
Die @abl fnbst am sisrirn Dpanrrfas i'm
gsat 1869 fiatt,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-29
Memuhis and Charleston Railroad.
Railrnad MISCELLANY.

The Washington Ark. Post basin
formation regarding the prospects of
the road, which are thus: By letters
from y. J.. Britton, Esq, and Col G..
NJ. Hery TO our fellow-tOwnsman, W.
w. Andrews, Esq, we learn that
work viii be commenced on the c. q
F. Road, September LIST, 1869. That
Mr.. Potts, the financial agent of the
road, who negotiated the transfer OF
the franchise to the English company,
will move to Little Rock with his
family and commence active opera
tons at that time.
The White River (Ark.) Journal
| in a WelI-considered article upon the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad,
has the following sensible remarks:
Every effort has been made to adj
vance the work. The division be-
tween Madison and Memphis has
been placed in running order. The
bridge across the St. Francis river has
been rebuilt, and from Madison west,
! some ten miles of track laid. The
immense labor of getting ont and
transporting stone for the masonry Of
White river bridge has been accom-
plished, and men T now busily en-
gagged in getting timbers o rpiling and
other purposes. The chief engineer
has been Instructed to notify the con-
tractors that their force must be i'm
mediately increased or their contract
will be considered forfeited. Rail-
roads are easily built On paper, and
more easily on paper in Arkansas than
anywhere else. 1t takes money,
actual money by the thousands and
millions to put them in successful op-
Grafton. Just now, when this cOm-
pany is making a final effort, with
every prospect of SucceSS-When they
are trying to negotiate the aid granted
them, instead of throwing it await
seems to Us most iaOppOrtune that the
press should in any way attempt to
embarrass them. None desire, none
can desire the speedy completion Of
the road more than ourselves.
of the Pine Bluff, Little Rock i
New Orleans Railroad the Carroll
la.l Record of Saturday says: Dur
ing the last week Col. G.. w. Sap
pingtOn was in our town looking after
the interest of the above mentioned
road, and reports the prospects Of
DullUlllE IL a. ttluA SNtiA way vi
couraging; and we are glad to learn
that our citizens are in the mind to
take hold oft. The proposed route is
from Pine Bluff along the south bank
of the Arkansas to Red Fork, down
Red Fork (Which from its head pre-
cipitates a large body of water down
the Bayou Macon on u.s. thence TO
the upper line of ChicOt county, Carr
roll and Madison parishes to Nicks=
burg. As correctly remarked by our
riparian n~eighb0r above, the ChicOt
Press, the most attractive feature
connected with this project is the pro-
lection it viii afford against overflow
The plan proposes to combine the
twO-fOld advantage Of a railroad and
levee protection, and rs such is emil
nentIy commended to our section.
Our recent return prevents anything
more than a mere notice of this mat
ter, but in our next we will lay before
our readers the facts, figures and pros
poets Of the movement, which, in our
opinion, in real practical Importance
oyershadow3 all other enterprises
which have been placed before our
DpODle.p
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REWARDS.
$40. 600 REWARD.

TNHE undersigned being DESTROYS to change
i business and locality, nov offer for sale
a splendid Steam FIGURING and Sawmfll, To-
Gated IN the town of Murray, Galloway Co,
Kentucky.
Tie engine. boilor, etc, were purchased OF
the Washington Foundry, ST Louis, No, and
Of the best material. The Touring machinery
of Isaac Straub & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. The
saw is a G0-inch; the engine B-inch stroke and
l0-inch cylinder; boiler ~ feet by - inches,
and two nue; all stationary and well put up.
We have the be . stand for mill men in our
knowledge, surrounded by a good country, q
large crop Of wheat and a heavy run OF Gus.
tom; good water, and no one &c rival IN
quantity or quality. ]. GsIitiaa TO above a
three-story NH hQase, a. good dwelling house,
IS acres ~ land part in cultivation, part in
t~it6ber-several hundred bushels of corn on
hand, between one and two hundred head OF
stock and pork hogs, We yOkeO of fine cattle,
log and wood wagon; timber wheels, and
many other necessaries TOO tedious u Usa-
tiOn..
al OF the abOve We Ehl sell 40 reasonable
figures. Those wishing business OF this kind
we solicit 60 come a-nd'examine; OrfoF further
Information address US by mail.
CARSON, PETER & co.
Murray. Ky, July 20, 1863. jy3
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FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, August ., 1869. J

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, August p, 1863.
Some interesting facts in relation to the
national banks are furnished by an article
I'm the New York EreHiRg Post. 1t shows
that since January. 1868. a period OF
eighteen months, the number of national
banks in actual operation has declined
from I642 to 1920. owing TO numerous re-
organizations under State laws. The cap
ital has increased at the same time $3.50
Geo; the surplus or undivided profit has
increased S24,O45 .OO0, and now amounts TO
SIG, O0O.OG OF an average Of about thirty
per e upon the capital paid in, which
indicates a profitable business under the
United States law. The State bank notes
outstanding are S2,55s,S74, or aboHt one
and a quarter per cent. Of the aggregate
of IS62-G4. This sum may be assumed as
the aggregate loss, burn or destroyed IN
various ways, in the previous thirty or
forty wears. 1t shows an annual loss of
about fifty or sixty Thousand dollars, or
less than three-hundredths of one per
cent. annual average loss from all causes.
When we consider the immense extent
of country over which the S350,0V0,0o0 Of
State Bank circulation were distributed
for the last thirty or forty years, the re-
sulting loss seems very trihing. The pa
tjonal bank circulation at this timeisS2yZ,-
OOO.OO0. or about seven dollars per head Of
the whole population. The gross deposits
are S72U.OGO.O 900; which deducting the eN-
change would give net deposits OF about
$500. 900 600. The gross investments ofthe
national banks, on which they draw in
terest, are y, l70,O00,000, On a combined
working capital and profits of s54s, 00o,ooo,
or more than $50 per cent. beyond their
capital paid in. One reason for the reduc-
tion in the number OF these banks-no less
than three in the city Of New York this
years the easier taxation under state
laws. BY the Tpited states law these
banks pay a tax upon their deposits
tag for taking are Of ptheg peoples
money: while under the bank law Of this
and other States, this tax was never
levied. d tax upon the capital being o n
sidered by the states severally as suhi-
cient.
There is no demand for Stocks or Bonds,
and the market is entirely nominal.
Money is in active demand from the
dry goods merchants as well as from the
cotton factor, and rates are firm at l@l1-
per cent. per month, while upon the street
gas per cent. is the prevailing rate.
Scrips of all kinds are Nnchanged, and
TRANSACTIONS are light. We gHote as f8l-
lows;
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Tne Liverpool market was o~verchargeo
at the opening to-day; Uplands, l$asd
Orleans, iSz@Is7sd; and closed dull, with
sales of 1000 balesi PPlands, lS'4d; Or
leans, i3ss @l3@4.
The New York market opened quiet bH'
, erm ~liidAhHgs held at sse. Il was m
changed at 2;e5 pm; Law AiiadliHgs' Qte
Aliddlings, S5a; Good Middlings, S5Ne.
and closed without change. Sales 10 spin
ners, SIS bales 10 spectators, go bales:
$50 Low Middlings for future delivery.
including November at 2sl.c, January al
2G&c.
We have Int small sales to report.
There are several orders on the market for
future delivery, but our selleCs are not
vet making contracts Of that description
and We hope they will not do so, az W,
think il would be injurious to their inter
eHtE r. ueilas that ~ the planters. H'
eESteas IN yezeerIaT h "
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Painless Digestion. D" No nan, says Sir
Ashley Cooper, 4" ought 10 know by his sensa-
lions that he has a stomach" In other words,
when digestion is perfect there is neither
pain nor uneasiness in the region where II
takes place. Nausea, want of appetite, hatu-
leucv. oppression after eating. shooting pains
in the epigaStrium, a flushing of the face at
meal times, and q furred tongue in the mOgn-
ing. are among the direct symptoms of indi-
nervous irritability physical and
low spirits, are its almost inVariable accom-
paniments. All these indications of DYsPEP-
STA, whether immediate or secondary, are
usually aggravated by hot weather.
The close Of summer is therefore the season
when the victim OF dyspepsia most urgently
needs q tonic and regulating medicine. OF
course, every invalid has many advisers.
One friend one drug, another
another but in a multitude at cOunsellOrs
there is not always safety. The
REMEDY OF THE PRESENT AGE FOR ISDIGES-
TON. in all its stages, is HOSTETIEEkS STOM-
ACH BITTERS. Time, that proves all tnings,
has established its reputation on an lmpreg-
nable foundatiOn-the spontaneous testimony
OF millions of intelligent witnesses No
acrid oil or acid denles its stimulating prtn-
ciple: its tonic constituents are the finest
that botanical research has yet discovered
IL combines the properties OF a gentle evaeu-
ant, a blood depureut, ana an anti-bttous
medicine, with inviEOrating qualities OF the
highest ORDER, and is admitted both by the
public and profession TO be the surest pro-
lection against all diseases that are produced
or prOpOgated by pestiferOus air OF unwhOle-
some water, that has ever been used either in
the United States OF Tropical America
In cases OF constipation resulting from a
want Of muscular tone in the inteStines, the
effect of the BiTTEftSis perfectly marvellous;
curry, it restores the disordered liver to a nor
nal condition.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE
ALEDIcAL DEPARTNENT.

THE TWENTIETH COURSE OF LEG
Il TURES Will on the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next. The Prelimina-
~. Course commences on the FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER.
Theory and Practice-WM X. BOWLING, MD.
Obstetrics-CHARLES X. WINSTON, MD.
Chemistry. BERRIEE LINDSEY, MD.
Surgery-WILTAM 7. BRIGGS. MI.
observation-disclosures l.. MADDEN, MD.
Clinical Medlcine-WM l. NICHOL, MD.
Materis M~edica-JOHS II. CALLENDER, MD.
~AnatOmy-THOS. B. BUCHASAN. MD.
Surgical A~natOmy-FAN = LINDsLEY. MD.
DeTnonstratOr-HENRY N. COMPTON, MD.
FEES-The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May last at New Orleans
passed a resolution that no school charging
less than $40 while it favored by a large ma
jOrity $40, should be represented In that
body. nor should graduates of such schools be
recOgntzed-therefOre the tickets for the full
course Of lectures Is Slf0; M~atricuIating, 50;
Dissecting. $40; Graduating. $50.
For additional information apply to
j. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
fwT nag ~ Of the u.rTf
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Against all impOsiriOns upOn the people, and
Science, folloEing the glorious example, is
OuI
AGAINST THE PRISONERS
Who sell sugar of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, but paralyze the system.
Impusters
WHO DESTROY THE UNWARY
time,
GristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under the guarantee of Prof Chill
ton, the famous analytical chemist, as an
efficient, Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like achasm on the Hair AFTER
Dyeing. Try II:
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500 RENARR.

I a stated communication of Oakland
y Lodge No. S2A. F.. aud A, H., held atQak-
and, Miss % the Iltn Gay OF AeT9st, lFs, y
r. u. BAESEs, Senior Warden If this Lodge
was as~sasslnated an The ath inst, by DR.. a. ],
Lott, q pan-snliated Mason of the same
place that the Lodge offer n reward for the
capture of the murderer.
Description of said Lott-He Is about six
feet one inch high; slender form heavy
square shoulders, slightly bumped; very
black piercing eyes; long black whiskers and
moustache, slightly grey; black hair, rattle
hin on topof head; dark complexion; forty
seven years Of age apparently about thirty
five; weighs about 80 pounds. This lcdgs
offers "a reward OF two hundred dGl,aFs, h ad.
dttiOn to five hundred aeiiafs offered BY the
father OF he deceased, FOR arrest OF the muir.
dereF ard his confinement in jail, so That ht
may besbroughtto Justice.
Al papers friendlytO the cause of Masonry
will please copy n time. @
FSignedl j. w. SAUNDERS, W. N.
Aftest;JAMEs II. CARR. SecT pro ten. aal
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~ OHhCic VI r0ioCo ouN AoAitO.
BIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS are war
ranted superior tDany others, or no pay. Tor
the cure OF pistemper, worms, Bots, Coughs.
Hide-bound, Cold, etc, fh AQrSeS; and GSfds,
Coughs. Loss Of Mia, Black Tongue, Horn
pistemper, etc, in Cattle. They are perfectly
safe and lnuocent; no need Of stopping the
working Of your animals. They increase the
appetite, give II fine coat, cleanse the stomach
and urinary organs als9 Increase the milk
or cows. Try them aud YOU viii never he
without them. The late Hiram Woodruff,
celebrated rainier OF trOtting harses, used
Jerome Race Course, Fordham, n T.. would
not use them until ne vas told Of What they
are composed. since which he is never with
ogt them. lie has over twenty running
horses in his charge, and for the last three
years has used no other medicine for them.
He has kindly permitted me % reter any one
to him. over Ils0 ether references can be
seen at Tie Depot. Said by Druggists and
Raddlers. Price, . cents per box. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
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Mississippi and tennessee Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily---235 pm. u;i0 am
n. Orleans Express, daily...S:30 an. 4 80 pm
Freight, daily exceptSun-
daV pm. As am
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection Tor
ConeevilIe, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north Of Grenada pa
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office - - Main street and al the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and cneck baggage in any part OF the city, by
leaving orders at 81 ~ Main street.
A. :. LIVERMORE, Genl Supt.
C.P. OAKLEY, Geul Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Memnhls and LittIe Rock RaIlroad.

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS,
Going West-Leave HOpeield daily at 8 pm.
Coming East-Leave Forest City, at o am.
Ferry Boat leaves foot of Union st. at 2:80 pm.
No trains on Sunday.
b. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.