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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-28
SOUTHERN OVERLAND U. S. M ALL. And Express Line From Mesills
 N NJ. to Tucson, A. T.


 THE undersigned will run a weekly two- horse buggy between the above points, connect. ing at Mesilla, with stages for Santa Fe and the East Fl Paso, and San Antonio, Texas and at Tucson, with the Los Angeles and San Diego Semi-Weekly Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Hermosillo and Guaymas, Sonora making a connected stage line for any point in the United States on the Pacific or Atlantic slopes of the continent and points in northern and and central Mexico.
 Particular attention paid to Express matter sndUomfort of Passengers.
 The company are responsible for all Express matter sent by their line except against Indiana and high water.
 Buggies leave Tucson and Mesilla every Sunday at o'clock, p. m.
 c. H. LORD, Passenger and Express Agent Tucson, A. T.
 DAVIS & BARELLA. 2s3t. La Mssills, N. G
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eiehty-fye acres, bought by Samuel Banks,
for $205. Land of T. A. Holtzclsw, one nun
dred and forty acres, bought by j. ". ,h9nS- ,
claw FOR $780, This tract was covered NJ py
mortgage. Two houses and lots OF ho2srs , TU. Iu
Kay. on Buncombe-street, bought by MRS Su-
ditb Atwood. for $4,000. Land Of l.: 9. Austin.
Borum Place, i've hundred and fifty acres,
bonoht by Thomas A. Hill, Of Georgia, Ior
sfSm. Land Of IT. G. Austin balance after
homestead. three hundred and forty acres
bought by T. j. Austin, for $3.50 from peCu-
liar circumstance in each of the above sales,
the prices obtained cannot be regarded as at
al criterions of the value OF lands"
THE Baptist THEOLOGICAL iEMINARY AT
aREENvILLE.
On Wednesday last the session of the semi
and. the. very interesting
ceremonial OF inaugurating Professor Y. d.
Tow took place in the Baptist Church. The
faculty of the seminary now consists OF heV. ..
p. Boyce, D. D., chairman OF the faculty, VINO
is professor of systematic theology; ReE. ). A.
Broadus. d. De- professor of new Testament
INTERPRETATION, involving instruction in the
,Greek,S Rev B. Manly, Jr... ID. D., professor
of biblical, introduction Of homiletics and pol
emlc theology; Rev. VIM. Williams, d. D., pro-
lessor OF church history, church government
and pastoral duties; Rev. Crawford Il. Toy,
Just augurated, is Professor OF old Testament
interpretation, connected with swhich he will
give instruction in the Hebrew and Chaldee,
and also teach the Arabic. Syraic and Sanscrit
'hngaages., The. number OF students In the
seminary already collected is forty-tive OF up
wards. The faculty are expecting the num-
Der to reach sixty or more:
sALEs-DAY IN YORK.
The Yorkyille Enquirer says: "Tbere is q
general complaint OF the sho-tness OF the corn
crop. Cotton is in all staRes, from very poor
to pretty fair. We pote the following sales !:
one tract Of land belonging to estate OF Robert
Ferguson, containing two hundred and eighty
and half acres at $5 80 per acre, which was
bought By the bankrupt; also one tract OF TWO
hundred and eighty-one acres, belonging TO
estate of John Massey, for S. IS per acre,
which was bought by the bankrupt; also the
home place OF the same estate, containing
eight acres, with dwellings,, which was puIchas-
ed, by j. Parks Wilson, for $3.50. Thom-
SON 4 'Jefferys, ass;gnees in bankruptcy.
sold tract Of eight acres, and containing
steam saw mill. belonging to the estate OF y.
]. Pride, for 500. 1t was purchased by the
bankrupt. The clerk Of the court sold, under
decree, one tract Of 1S4 acres, belonging to es-
tate of J. M. Smith, deceased, at 81 70 per
acre; also one tract Of 50 acres, belonging to
same estate, title not good, at 20 cents per
acre. These two tracts we're purchased by j.
IS. r. Thonpson. Also one tract OF Ill acres,
belonging to same estate, at SO so per acre
bought by J. P. Hood. The judge Of probate
sold a tract OF 2T5 acres, belonging to estate OF
James Wallace, deceased, for $3.50. and the re-
versionary interest in the widows dover, for
$10-purchaser, J. 7: F:IWallace."
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= =. : . : =
Marine aeDs.
Port OF Charleston. Sept'r IL.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship James Adser, Lockwood, New York
left Tuesday, NJ. Mcse. 10 James Adger Co.
8 o Railroad Agent, N Railroad Agent, Florida
Steamer Agents, Southern Express Co, ) Ad4er
Co, D AhrenG& Co. z Bates Co, " n Bird Co.
A Bischof, Bischod b Co, Borner, Bull. II
Burtes1 Cameron Barley Co , c1,@Pse%D %,s Co.
J n Devereqx, Dowie l. Noise. II Drake, Esson
b Bro. T Entelman I L Falk 4 &C. D Fleming 4
Co. Il Isear, Furchgott Eros, q Gerdts Co, ] W
HARRISON, Gorham, araveley. W Quincy Hart
| q Co, Holmes Book Store, J q Holmes, Holmes B
Calder, T Ii Horsey& Bro. N Hunt Hunt, Jen-
nings, Thomlinson q Co, Jefords Co. Jordan
Son, Kerrison Keip. KmsmRn Howell, Knox,
DAILY Co: + Kressel Jr. K,iete Chapman, Lepg-
McLoy 4 hice. Msntoue Co, Marshall. Mer-
naugh, Milpor & Co. Muller. Nimitz Co:
Murray, Nachmann l. Co. O'Neill. Paul. Welch
Brandes. Plngree. A Quackenbush, D b Silcox,
|, W Semcken Co. DR. " SHRINE, Steuhouse Il Co, s
Thompson, Strauss L Vance. P p Toale, Wagener &
Monsees Walker. Evans Cogswell, Walsh, "
webb, Werner b Ducker, " q Whilden & 90, A g
Wilmington & 90. weiskopf,,J Wirth Co. J N
wohtmann, " Yates. Mrs N Zernow, N Brs-
toll Crane, Boylston Co, W Shepherd. Johnston,
Crews & Co, l. Cohen Co. nIing, Jaro, Chisom
Bros, ] G Vance. Marsha. Burge. q Katte / Co,
D Solteri, " Marscher North, Steele L Wardell, W
Mehrtens, s Lucas, 8 81 Wilson, 8 Marco, Lester
], " Uferhardt, Pelzer Rodgers & Co. Raveuel
Holmes, J Kanapaux. j Togni, q Due, E Perry,
kline, Order, and others. North of Hatteras eIpe-
rlenced heavy gales from SSE round to NV. On
Thursday, at 2 so A N, off Cape Hatteras, passed
steamship Charleston, hence for New York
Steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown. lao bags
Rice Flour, and Sundries. TO Shackelford Kelly,
Werner Ducker, NJ Eason 4 Brother, F Taylor
& Co, ] Pringle D Aiken b Col Hanerey, Mrs
HA Middleton. j a oaackepbush, Rsley l. Creigh.
ton, and o Aston. Sr,
Steamer Pilot Boy. Peck. Beaufort via Edisto, &c.
bales Sea Islani Cotton, Mdse and Sundries. To
D Aiken Co, g q Hoppoch, Rhett. Ravenel
Co. Green, Southern Express Co. W Kressel, B c
Adams. Saunders, II Robertson, Loper, AMI
KIinck, Wickenberg & Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton Baltimore -Courtenay
& Trenholm.
schr wenonah, Mitchell. BaltimoIe-eisiey creish-
Schr NJ Richards, Irving, New York, via George
town, sc, TIP
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore.
Brig II q Roosevelt, Farnswo-th, Boston.
schr wenonah, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson, Wilmington, n c.
From this Port.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore. Sept 0.
ShipR q Winthrop, Stewart Liverpool, August 26.
Cleared for this Port.
Bark Walker. Pettengill, at Boston, Sept
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- GOLDEN IEs.

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leaves tie blood purL and healthy.
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whether from mercury CT other causes; gives imme.
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have thousands of Certificates proving the niracu.
lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price Of
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radical cure for Nervous General Debility, In old
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Address D. B. RICHARDS.
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Ofice Hours from 9 A. II. to9P.M. cG-
Circulars sent. 1y July 3
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

~ 1t is said by California paper tna' uel
eral Rosecrans will make five mli1ons out VI.
his mining specul ations.
Earl Vogt, the German savant, is hlghly
INDIGNANT at the m amer in which the Ameri-
can turner's have received his oher TO ieclure-
in the United States. He hed asked twenty
Thousand dollars in, gold, and thee thousand
dollars for his travelling expenses. :rI !. oy.
~ eGUilman1I has asked the veteran pianist and
conposer, Franz Eiszt, to make a concert tour
through the United States; The offer was
promptly declined, NJ. Iiszt repeating what he
had so often said before, that he would never
appear again as concert player.
The Swedish papers express no less sur
prise than satisfaction OF o Dane who had set
tied some timeiago in Stockholm and recently
gave ten thousand dollars to the poor OF that
city, stipulating at the same time that his
name should not be mentioned under any cir
. lcumstsnces. .f sif 70 ts4,5re SUI
The Kmg of Prussia has twenty splendid
Thoroughbred horses, each of whom is. worth
over twenty-five hundred dollars. The Empe-
TOR of the French has about four times as
many, some Of the animals being exceedingly
valuable. The stables of the Sultan are said to
contain no fewer than thNe hundred splendid
horses, the finest collection OF those animals IN
the whole world. ,.,,.....
-MsdemoiselIe Georges, the celebrated
French actress, was on one occasion starring
in the Provinces. One evening. after the fall
of the curtain, the beaux Of the village assem-
bled Found her to congratulate her. A"Ah, gen.
Z tleraSn,s, she said, "to play that part well,
one oeghtta asbasyoung and beautiful" "oh,
rmadam, ,9s 3 answered 7oper of;,thes beaux, you
have proved the coairary.nsl gee-$
,qy-Sir Henry Holland, wIo has justcome TO
this country- from. England for the ninth time.
was vas consulted in Napoleon's. last illness, at
tended Mrs. Thrale, the friend OF johnson, was
: the phssiciar and arisna OF Campbell. Moerei
Rogers, MADAME D,Arblay, Joanna Bailie,
Lord y aBrougham, Sidney Smith, Macaulay,
Hallanl and others; was at the death-bed OF
( Canning, knew Madame de Stael and Talley-
psana2 used frequently to meet lord Byron in
society, of whom he relates many reminiscen-
ces;kpev Sir Philip Francisthe repused author
OF Junius, and has had an experience of the past
;oiA6ch 4hea 6rssent a6nBrssio9 with notSag
> Sut As hoees Nsy nattrdils saed$yaizAa SHe is
2 certainty nnEaf the most remarkabl emen Of
tBis IsHdq&Spast generation.
'Fass.s new York letter saSsA fSHadame Anna
shn1un the number of whose ypsAl years some
sunkind newspaper paragTqphlets has been
1Sy1fcd ssonsh to ren,embef arTiyed in town
yes .yyseestsrday. rhope ane wiIl ret give ceaesrt.
{ e 6as Sscpnss efalt tAe worn out pfipa3on-
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Markets by ,relegfaph. u;
FoRFIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September IO-Noon.-Consols 92H
Bonds s3j4.
LIVERPOOL, September o. Evening - Cotton
closed dull; u2lands 1s3Sd; Orleans 1SHd; sales
5000 bales.
...,-. ..ser DOMESTIC MARKETS. IL
New Yoax, September 10-Noon-stocks veal
aud unsettled. Money 7c, in currency TO gold
Sterling, long sX; short 81. Cold s5H. Cotton
STEADY at $40. Turpentine Arm at 42hc. Rosin,
strained common to good 80 S5a2 20.
Kvening.-Cotton steady; sales COO bales at $40.
Flour. State and Western stsadier; super6ne TO
fancy State IS s5a7; white Western IS 65a5 72;
-southe1n shade nrmer; common to choice extra So
6oa1i Wheat white Southern 81 65al 81. Corn dutl
lsud 7asc lower; mixed Western O. l6al 1s. Beef
quiet Mess pork . shade hrmer at SSlaSl 20. Lard
steady; kettle 1sHa2Oc. whistey decidedly hrmer
at 81 15al 10, the latter for iron boand Groceries
quiet. Naval stores quiet. Money easier at 6a7ci
supr'y liberal. sterling weak at sAaSh. Gold
s5X. Stocks Arm. ...g 40. --,...-
BA111xoRE. September 1o.-cotton dull at SIC.
Flour advanced 25c; Howard:street superhne 90 90
Wheat frmer and stesdy Corn scarce; white 81
25al 2s; yellow 81 ~: o,ts eoas2c. Rye 81 10.
Mess pork quiet. Bacon active Lard lsha2ohc.
wbiskey 81 l4al 49, .is,Y - = .--r. = ''i-o7 COS
CINCINNATI. September 1o.--whiskey 81 0s. Mess
pork $50 so. 81
ST. LOUIS, September 10.-Whiskey fruaerl at 81
osal 10. Mess pork quiet. Bacon firm; shoulders
lbXs; clear sides lsc. Lard 1880. .. = . an
LOUISVILLE. September 10. - Provisions hrmer.
Mess pork ssS 25aSS so. Bacon. shoulders fl61e;
clear sides 191sa1sXc.. LAID zoe. Whissey steady
at s1oe. ta;aot f- -, 7''s
wnMucToNy September 1o;-spirits .turpentine
SOC. Rosin steady at 81 7oa2. Crude turpentine
unchanged. Tar 50 80. Cotton, nothing doing.
AUGUSTA, September 1o-cottcu, market more
active bat prices easier; sales1 $50 bales receipts
9s2 bales naidding easy at $50; sales for the week
ea6bales; receipts for the week 14ss'b bales
SAVANNAH. September lo.-eotton, receipts 1866
bales; few sellers showed disposition to meet the
views of buyers; sales 200 bale, on basisoT Sokc
for nidd,ipg. ~
= MOBILE, September 1o-Cotton, receipts for the
week e76 bales; exports coastwise $50 bales stock
1857 bales sales for the week s26 bales sales to-
DAY 100 bales; closed Arm; low middhng 99Kc; re-
ceipts Sls bales; exports n bales.
New ORLEANS, September 10.-Cotton easier;
s,les 225 bales; prices unchanged; receipts 976
bales; sales for the week 1860 bes; receipts to-day
s;6 bales receipts for the wees, gross 1892 bales
net 2Si5 bales; exports coaswise lo4s bales; stock
2oss bales Gold S5x. Sterling ASK.
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:.ROSADALIS..
DERG's UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALvE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY HAS EFFECTED
innumerabe cures, and has gained for iselfa great
reputation The dscoverer Of this Salye has applied
itwith eminent success in thousands Of cases dur
ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
wounds. in many cases considered mortal.
MR. E. BERG is the sole possessor of the valuable
secret OF making this save; from bis experience in
using it in Europe and the succese attending its ap-
plicaon there. he has been induced to introduce 1t
into the United states IT RELIEVES PAM
Those Who have Wounds. Bruises. Cuts Of all
Biuds or Sores, FeloIs, Scratches Musquito Bites.
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Lits, Chbai $. Children's
scorbutc complaints Head and Face, are speedily
cured. It has proved of great advantage to ladies',
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts eore
legs, &C.. through confinement and other causes
1t acts like magic In removing Eoils, Pmples, end
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for Corns Bunions and Sore Throat, By apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists. Price 25c., &c., and 81
per Jar. Office No. 266 Bowery, N. Y. None genuine
unless countersigned E. IFRG'S' UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN BFALING sALvE, No ESQ sewery: New
Place, New York o." siuth June IS
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per Northeastern Railroad
September 10.
ssengers.

Per steamship James Adger, from New York
R Singleton and wife, Mrs Parker. Mrs S
Blake Miss NJ MeAiahon, II Hssell, wife and ctild,
Miss Kissell. G cottinq, Mrs Cottipg, Corson,
J Irvin, " Graham, Il Turner. d Thomas. P Cork
ley, o Laughlin. Gilbert, Windsor, G Emery
and wife, E Cowpsrthwait D s. scuttiro, W q Al
len, L NJ Logger, and 3on deck. ~ "
Per steamship sea Gull. for Baldmore-Mrs +
Chapeau. " Il Jones, D Guilty, Mrs Guilty, Hiss
Bell, and Miss Hess. u9irIl
Per stt amer Pilot Boy, fl ON Beaufort via Edisto-
sTrs Shipper, W Hayward. E Miktn W Whaley, J
! Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. C-Mrs
II Toomer, A Sampson, D L Pringle. 8 G, Bolle,
F Preston, j Isear A Pudigou,- Michaowsky,
W Shackeford. r lizard. II May, B Hernandez.
Tilton, Mis-, Tilton. Miss Butler and servant Mrs
Becker, and Iilton, Jr. $40
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Evening.
fFaoM THE GERMAN J

Child let me journey on my way;
1t is already cold and lafe,
The closing OF dreary day,
And may neither pause nor wait. %
o Why sing to me So tenderly,
= So strangely sounds thy nooptide song
What was the word? Love? Love! An "e
= had forgotten it so long.
And yet, think. in, days long past,
= II think the word once sounded sweet;
Bnt now the road % dGiSsning fast, -.
.aIao where the ysazy feet
IhedarkeninQ roaa winds surely on
vThe slowar Aag tho steps, and sioWer;
Ny early fire Is dead and gone. .'7-H9 =
And every hour feelit moreLs
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Charleston Cotton, Iiice and Naval
20 Stores 5larket.
OFFICE OF THE GHARLEsToN DAILY NEW5.t
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening September TO-
CoTroN.-The market Was depressed and prices in
buyers favor, sales lO5 bales; say II at2sh; at
20; 70 at 2s1s; &c at so; 2Sat 81. We quote;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ........27 @2sh
Low Diddlfng.. ng....................SO ..SO W--
MiddhnR... .........-..........Sb a.
BY New York classification We quote :,
Mddnng., 49,. nominal.
RtoE.-The business OF The season opened with the
sale Of 30 tierces Of good to common priue new Car
DINA clean at sxc p ib; terces new sold the after
noon before at Sx,.G - s5''J r9.ca0 I" l.
NAVAL sroREs.-Ths market was qulet with the
following sales: 20 bbls Of No rosin at So rs; do
No do o. 80 80; do No at 81 rs.
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Columbus Market.

Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS. September s.-CoTToN- favorable
advices from New York, cancelling orders and the
scarcity of currep ey, has made today very dull
one. The majority of buyers could obtain no
money, because It was not in the banks Thts will
be supplied to-day or tomorrow. The main orders
from New York were cancelled during the day, and
that market has declined re. As consequence
the main cauae being want Of currency were
comparatively light and storages heavy In the
morning some middlings brought Sic, and few
bales of tho Dickson variety eod for size. In the
afternoon, little vas done, and the market declined
n half cent. The following closing quotations: {:
Ordinary 27c; good ordinary 28a2SHc; low mid
dlings 30c; middlin2s S0Hc; good middlnas SIC:
Sales 95 bales; receipts 16l bales; shipments 2oi
bales.
DAILY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1859. .........:....'l2
Received to-day. loi
Received previously. .."..",.. 4e4--szo
Total. ............... ........'......' wv
Shipped to-day. .................... Zvl
Shipped previously. .................., S42--o4S
Stock September 8, 1Sss.,.... $50. 2o7
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Nsw York Rico Market.

The New York Journal Of Commerce Of wstnes-
day. the 9Th instant, says that there is but mode
rate business doing in Carolina, though the made
ouate supply Keeps prices steady. We quote 81sa
a9Hc. For Rangoon there is fair jobbing trade at
7Ls7zc but lots in bond are difficult to move We
ornte oLaSIIc q lid
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.,GGntnlrrfial.

Exports.
BALTIMoRE-pera steamship Sea Gull-s5S bales
Cotton, ~ bales Domestic, Al casks Clay. 10000
feet Boards, 10 bales Hi1es 8 bale, Bags aud
80 Wool -. Per schr Wenonah-200t tons Pho phate
Rock.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WHINING TOM. September 9-SPIRITs TURPEN
rNE.-An advance Of Nc was obtained, and $50
RosIs.-Saies OF 295 bbls OF 81 60 for strained 50
for extra No and 81 Tor No also 90 bbls window
glass dt SO 10.
CRUDE TuRpENHnSs,-sales of l76 bbls at So so for
yellow dip. and So for virgin.
report and rs bbls changed hands at 50 90 per Dbl
ooTroN-Sales ot1t bales at 81, &c for low
middling.
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Der south CnloiIpa italiToad
September 8 and 10.

Couslrnees Der south CnloiIDa KaIiroao
September and 10.
$40 bales Cotton, 80 bales Domescs 40 bales Rage.
1855 bbls Naval stores. cars Wood, car Lumber, s.
cars Stock To Railroad agent, courtenny Tren-
holm. efaehorn, HerriIg & co, Pelzer, Rodgers
Co. GOLDSMITH & Son. Frost & Adger. Reeder & Da-
vis,c Caldwell l. son q Walter 4 Co, j Salinas.
Bowling & Co. Wagner & Stewart. Mowry co, w
" Smith. h Ingraham Son. Mulhgan. 6 W
Williams & Co, Kirkpatrick Wiste''c d. Ahrens'
aud oampeen &rcs=--ass=-S
Constgnees per Northeastern Railroad
September TO-
% bales c6top, "a ib6Is Naval Stores. 20 bushels
Rice, bids Bacon, cara Phosphate. Stock. Tobacco,
Mdse, &c. To stonsy, Ryap, J schiImer'
Kendall Dockery. g " Williams & Co; Frost L Ad-
ger A j salinas, Nachmann & Co. G Trenholm d
Son, W Bee Co. Pelzer. Rodgers l. Co, shacsel-
ford & Kelly, Mowry Co, Reeder Davis, o
Moses, and Order, - ..--------.
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Druas, Gbemifals, Gttf.

TIE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. g..
PROPHJTT, n. D.. need no Recommendation
their we'll known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab
lished for them an e7viable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining states. AS the majority Of persons
Liver It is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most of the pains and aches Of our people are due
to org .nic or functional arrangement Of that mpor
tant organ. Prophitts Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the evil
They cure the Liver which in nine out Of EN-
is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colic,
Sick Headache. rheumatism Constipation, Men.
strual DISTINCTIONS, &C., so common among our
people Earache, Tnothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T
HE chat before the sind.
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,...-> Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, September 7.-CoTToN.-The re-
caipts of cotton for the weak foot up II bales with
shipments OF 10. ...-s
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Received to-day Observation-Disclosures.
Received previously.
-, w. n
toeei '''''>.
Shipped to-day. !........................
Shipped previously. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FLOUR We stT report very active market at
ormer quotations. as follows: supers IS 25a6; sim
81 25ss; fancy So 6oas 65 The shipments during the
week have heen 100 barrels, including $50 today
CoRN-1here has been great scarcity during the
entire week, AND dealers have not been able to fill
their orders. We heard Of receipts of 800 bushels
loose today, for which 81 paid, and also sal
OF 2C0 bushels loose to miller at 81 o. q tushel.