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Died.

hnMsTRoNG.--0n Wednesday, November TO- MARY
ARMSTRONG. aged 81 years ana DAYS
The trends and acquaintance ~ The family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from tho
residence of her sister, Mrs. GDartin 152 East
Fortysec0nd street, on Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock TO 81. Gabfies church, East Thrty-seventh
street, between First ami Second avenues, where a
solemn requiem mass viii be celebrated, and thence
10 Calvary Cemetery.
BREuM.-in Fiatbush, on Thursday November II
JOHN PHILIP BEEHa, aged "a years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CuGLY.-On Thursday, November u, PETER
CURLY.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the fu-
neral, ron No. so West TwentY.ejgnth street, on
Saturday afternoon AZ TWO O'Clock.
CRoCKET.At his residence, Pine street, Lafayette,
jersey CITY at halfpast I've o'clock on the Q, enng
OF Wednesday, November l6 OF severe Illness
THOMAS CROCHET aged SO years, native OF the city
OF Cork, Ireland.
Jhe friends OF the family, and especially the
Journeymen Butchers SOCIETY," are respectfully IN
vited 20 attend the funeral, rom his late residence
Pine street. Lalay ette, consolidated City OF Jersey
on saturday, at twelve O'Clock noon, from thence
Calvary Cemetery.
Cork Herald please copy.
NOriCE.--Ihe members or the Journeyrncn
Butchers Society are requested 10 meet az Andrew
Purteis Vesey street, between Washington and
West streets, on Saturday morning. at eleven
o'clock 70 attend the funeral or our deceased
brother, Thomas Crockett, who departed this lie on
MednesIay evening", at haif-past nve O'Clock. BY
order OF tie President, TIMOTHY O'kEEFFE
CoLE,-On Wednesday morning, November 49,
WILLIE l., only son OF William A. and Mary Il. Cole
aged IL months.
Yne relstlves ana friends OF the family arc rc-
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BanEsTlC MARKETS..

Flour active and toc hgher spring and as ehe,
amber winter, So so for while IS ss double extra
Wheat lrm and quiet Sales last n'Ght a5OO bushels No
bushels &C. ana 400 do at Sic Oats sales os
Western $40. Barley in fair demand sales "a busncis
meai d IS for boiled 81 s for nnboed per-
cwt; mllfeed unchanged; shorts. SIS $40; ship
stans, s24 So inisaIinss, $50 $as per ton,
barley &C. 70 New York lumber, IS 90 81 the Hudson.
Railroad Flour Boston. 6sc. to New York 5sc
do corn 1900 rye and $4,000 feet lumber Cans
ports,7Oo bushels wheat l3s00 DO oats, $500 do malt
f06O0 do barley and 7,oo0 feot lumber. Tae
grain the canal for Adewater, from Buffalo and o.
yessasy noon As near as can be was as
CHICAGO, Nov. Ia, 1870.
EIchang, unchanged Flour firm aud advanced lsc. a
25c Wheat active and advancinB No. spring Chca co.
ST. 1i4s$liM. Corn quiet and active; No. linked sc.
&c. Oats 0rm steady ut advance of 1ac No. 40
BE firm; NO isc barley advanced ,s al1c No. Ss9c
ss 60 Lard BE- Live hogs active and deemed Sc
$5c sales a. se ~ isT Cattle quiet a. So 80 ss
t oo aSar 5000 SasAe wheat 4
isoo bnshsl. wheat, bushels cora $500 busSsi.
CLEVELAND. Nov. II, 1870
Petroleum Refined firm mt sOc. for caroli lots Grade
quiet at 81 W TO-
Tobacco osaes 81 hhds. at So SO IS for to
good Jugs; Sl7 % for good leaf Bsggng hrm. emp,
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov II, 1870
Spirits turpentine lower 42c: Rosin dull pale s So
72e ''s-''4' = y. % ~ 40 D'A''' -
sAvAaNAH, Nov. n, 1870
CottonNoth'ng doing holiday; sales none; ne. re-
ceip,s s,ss7. Exports Coaswsc, 2,77s; stock a. i15
NEW ORLEANS Nov. H. 1870.
Cotton duh and lower middlings nomnay l5c l5l9c;
sales, sou9 net receipts 6ee as.wse, l5s; total 5ea
ceonal; coastwise, 1850; stock, l05,4G7
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The Dion Brothers and Deery and Ruaoiphe.
A private telegram from san Francisco states that
Joseph Dlou and Joan Deery VIII play their match
Tor $1,000 side, In go!, on Saturday night, Eovea-
ber2j, at Platt's Hall. Deery Is the favorite.
The match between Ruiophe ami Cyrihe Dion Il
at standstill In consequence OF the representative
OF the first named player having submitted
10 the latter u condition that he regards
as Objectionable The table Is the STUN
pnng BLOCK. Rudolphe IL out or town at
present, and Dion yesterday notified HIS repre-
sentative that he would await the return OF the
champion aud negotiate with HIM personally. Az
inc mach was OF Rudolphes own seeklDr he de-
string, ~ he said ITO make some money! Di0a Is
ADVISED TO stand by the original terms. When all
else nils ne wt toss FOR choice OF any table except
the TWO which are now the subject OF dispute.
Dion ana Mons. Albert GARNER are 10 D ay a match
OF 1000 points 10 nj git az Chris 0iCOnuogis the
occasion being Carriers first appearance before an
American audience
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A BLACK sc1ys1aEl..

Last evening. in Newark, N. r., on q rcquisitlon
made by Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania q negro
named Amos Stackhouse, Morris and Essex canal
boatman, was arrested ana lodged In the
city prison, the charge gainst him being that OF
having some months ago perpe.raled Il horrible
cline on the person OF white girl named Ellen
Grasscup, the daughter OF canal boat captain.
There Is good reason 10 believe, however. that Amos
Is greater 3lack9uard than criminal. IL Is only
"a lew months since ne emerged from IL Ave
m0htns' Imprisonment ia tho Essex county Jail
Tor adultery with this same girl. who
was also held In DarfaceOs crinti1ts Besides he
mas repeatedly been arrested and brought before
the CITY police court for beating ana ating has
WIFE, month ago he was arrested In Beivldere
N j., ana IS now under ban In the or three hun
dfei dollars 10 appear there Tor trial this same
or similar charge. An elderly white man ma ned
Charles Pieiner, a sutton OF Ellen 3, l. the PRIME
mover IN the matter against Amos The latter IL
most repusive looking person, while the girl Is said
To be rather prepOssesslng she III not German, but
OF Pennsylvania Dutch extraction.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STkEET. I
THURSDAY. Nov. 17-8P. MI
On Change to-day wheat was firm but inactive
Freight room continues scarce ana checks the de-
mand for export Flour was active and higher
Cotton sympathized with gold and tho Liverpool
market, closing at decline.
GOLD ExcITED-1l21 A nay A 112h.
The Gold Room has become the almost exclusive
centre OF interest In Wall street operations. the price
OF the precious metal being the most sensitive index
OF the progress or the complications IN Europe. The
speculative activity OF the market was thoroughly
aroused to-day by Mood OF kilograms
reporting the fluctuations In the price OF i've
twentles at London. The Gold Room was filed
as early a. nine O'Clock by an eager
and anxious assemblage OF brokers' The first quo
tations OF fve-twenties produced little effect, FOR
the reason that a simultaneous announcement that
the directors oil the Bank of England, at their
sion this morning, had made no change IN the ratio
OF discount was regarded as nattering sign and
gold opened quietly a. 1I2h. Soon AFTER however,
ponds were reported down TO s6S, and gold ran up
To ll3A, between which point and ll24 1t 1uctu-
ated the balance OF the forenoon. Fresh dispatches
were now received quoting fve.twenties or 1862 at
S6A while private kilograms to some OF the foreign
bankers placed them a. low as SO and s5A. The ex-
element now became intense and gold bounded up
to lls,s But here and almost at the same time
still later dispatches which, in coming by one or
the cables, had overtaken the previous messages
by the other line, reported sudden recovery in
bonds 10 81 and S7il. The effect was electrical In
the space OF about twenty minutes gold fell 10 l12
and after lowering In that vicinity for about two
hours declined TO 1124, on the firm closing OF tho
London Stock Exchange and news reports that four
prominent members OF the English Cabinet had pro-
claimed their desire for peace, the probability being,
further, strongly intimated that the note OF Lord
Granville would lead TO congress OF the European
Powers to reYse the Treaty OF Paris and Settle the
questions now In dispute between the various coun-
tries OF Europe. Later gold, under purchases
by the shorts, reacted TO 112h; but closed duh and
weak at that figure In the late dealings this even
ing. The course OF the market is shown in the
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4 RARE ASTRONOMICAL pHEaoMEEuH.
IFrom the chicago Trlbune. Nov. IL

IFfOm the chicago Tribune, Nov. 15.J
curious ana very rare planetary position VIII
occur on the Sth and 9th or next month, TO whca no
attention has hitherto been called and IL seems 10
nave escaped the notice even OF the compcrs or the
Astronomical Epi,eWertQes. For the SPACE OF two
whole days and i've hours the planet Venus VIII he
behind tue sun, as viewed nom any part oil the
earths surface. The planet Is then on The further
side OF her orbit, aud her relative motion IS only
fifteen and hail minutes Of arc daily while at the
instant OF conjunction ste Will be within forty eight
tary spot viii apparently touch the western edge or
the sun NJ eleven O'Clock l.. NJ on Dec mDer g. CHI
cage time, and emerge rom behind the solar disc
on It's eastern edge, at four O'Clock on the morning
OF tue elh. Tue phenomena OF immersion and
EMERSON VIII not be visible at Chicago the sun be-
ing below our horizon on both occasions: but The
two bodies may be seen through the telescope as
almost III contact late in the afternoon Of the 9th
aud early In the morning OF the 0th OF December
The EMERSON VIII be visible III Europe. The phe.
nomenon about as rare the transit OF the same
planet the SUMS disc, winch occurs only once
on the average IN nity-scyen aud nali years. ina
lext transit VIII occur In December 1874
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Wheat was less active. but Sc &C. higherthe
losing at about ~ 80 81 $50 for no
arrive and 81 40 Tor choice No. The
prsed about bushels at "a 40 for NO spIg, III 10
u y for OLD No. sping 81 80 for Old ana new mige,
vi 80 ~ rs for No. 2 In sore ~ Us for aaoat
Isl IS 81 $50 do, arrive 81 % amber WINTER
in store III AZ ~ db Tor small lots new
do, 81 10 for white, In store. Rye si dull and
u rces nominal ut 9oc, for estern a5c
III for new do Barley duh and unehanged small ot
tworowed state sold at soc Barley matt dun and
nominal Corn was more active and 20. &C. better The
sales were about 1000 buahes, 1t Soc soc Tor mixed
Western; SIC SEC for old do and ssc for heh mixed DO
Tor Western the spot ana to arrive size Tor old
eTn, In store, and 57c for white III nos, on the track
fREIGhTs The market rather quiet but rates were
hrm, especially cotton The charterng
business dull though towards the close there
inquiry Tor grain and petroleum vessels which were r
hed The engagements were ITO Liverpool, 1900 bushels
heat at 3D. 800 bales cotton Id bl6d and,
or U0 bales cotton at Nd si6d and 80! bags clover see
a. 4s 10 Glasgow steamer, lbp0 bushels wheat al lv
TO BRISTOL 0OU bos flour 3s aud so tons 0cake at ga
3D. To London, $500 bbs four at 3D. The charters
bark TO London, with $4,000 bushea wheat, at Cd and
hour, TO fill, at 2s 3d. brig Malaga, with 800 bb,s
troleum At o. 3d. and 90 do pirate erms
Italian vessel to direct port in the Mediterranean with
x bales cotton at no., and brig 10 Spain, with is0u
bills and cases petroleum, private terms.
AAY.-lho dematd was only moderate but prices wers
celpts were light t#
HEMP DUH, and sales were reported Price. were
nominal ~ the following quotations Manila I5c isc,
gold Jvts No. &C., do SsAl, llxc do ana Iampico 'c,
do, II bond.
H0Ps.-Tho marke. was unchanged Prime ana choice
grades moderately dealt at quito steady prices with
oey medsrats onsringA wo tho other qualities were IN
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CUFIEk.-ILc MARKET Tor Rio stlH quiet
prices being demanded for grades heard OF 20 sales
Other kinds were without particular change good grades
were IN small supply and firm, while the
abundant and weak During the past there been
sod llS bags Maracaoo. sl3 do Curacoa sOJ do Manila
bU do. Savania and 2,.S3 ali consumption "a
prices within the range OF our quotations; also 3,3i
bags St. Domingo for export at SIC. exc. gold, bond
We quote -Rio-Ordinarv cargoes. I49c. lbc. fair
l5hc BIKE good DO. 615c l6s<c. prime do., l7Ac
bags soc 2sc. do sSSOS grass mats, 2oHc. &c
Maracaioo, l5c s91c Laguayra. &c. Ike Jarnalcs
l4c i5c; 81 Domingo gold in bond esc. s4c. Ceara
lHc. lc.; Costa kica, l5Ic. lSc; Manila, 16c. 17e
paid. .@-Ea I - -
FLOUR AND GRAT-Recelps, % $50 bbls. -four $50 bags
corn meal 1910 bushels wheat, l56 do corn 60 do
Hour market ruled ou9yant under good export demand
and prices advanced l3c. Poe per bb. were
about 25 600 bbls, including 1000 export at as 40
20 10 for rejected and 83 so rs 6 80 for State
tae outside price Tor fancy brand. Southern
seady with moderate demand sales 300 bbs Rye hour
tribe active steady prices The were bJ0
bbs Corn eal dub nal We
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half-past Five o'CIock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY. NOy. I7-6p N

-f t THURSDAY, Nov. I7-6P.M
CorTos-The market comparatively quiet and heav v,
and prices receded SC b. the market losng weak at
the reduction The decline caused by the unvorabe
cable advices from Liverpool The sales 26o4 bales
including 98 for export 82 spinning 1856 on specuIs
tlon and 100 were In transit For future delivery
was active but the offerings heavy prices favored
buyers The sales ware 200 bales bass low mddng) for
NSyemssr =, 49, 4co do DO At $500 Do do at
do do At Is 7lsc 500 do. do l5c do, for Decem
Der and January at like 800 do for November December
and January a. 10 loo do, for January at I51c
lsoo DO DO At iW do DO at l51ac 400 do, for
iC do do az l5Hc 100 do for March l51c loo do. do
Ice 100 do, for December. at l5sc. Is Sl6c
and 100 do for January, at sc. The closing prices
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AN COMFORTABLE WEDDING NrGHr.--A week ara
Caoce About midnight or the wedding day inc br,de
threw up the window Of her apartment ana called
loudly Tor the police The police rushed IN and found
hs Dridegro lm screaming murder and sthieve,O
~ tho top his voice, bnt no Indications OF the KIND
we're apparent After the bridegroom had capered
.sound tne room ior some time the persons who were
resent to the wise conclusion That he was IN
'$riDg from an attack Of nightmare. When he was
PrOused rom MS disturbed sleep lie was exceed
eng!y mortified az the iudicrous position in wnich ma
+VsAd s0lr,-R0csester C2ston,cIe.
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BULLY ToRNgSrING A WoMAS.-Eiynt or rine
years ago the wiie OF Henry Saughtmeycr living in
Cleveland, separated from him account OF his
cruelty and abuse and obtaiued q divorce Since
that time he has been 10 her . constant source 81
apprehension. having made Oft repeated attempts
10 take her He. The otner night he called upon her
ana to escape from him she Jumped rom hlgh
window. Singularly enough, sue escaped injury,
and ne was estel.-RochesteT CngO0fcte.
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moro active. the new July Issues advancing to ~
TAN. The following were tho latest street
prices:-rennossee, ex coupon. 90 00H; do.
new. o0% 6o7s; Virginia, ex coupon, e3 e6;
do. new, "a 0Ix; Georgia SKIES, 80 a So; do,
sevens, OIL %; North Carolina ex coupon, ASK
SO; do, new, rs a 2stS; do special tax. 10 20;
missouri skies, OK o.; do. Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, ok as2; Louisiana SKIES IL q IS; d.. new,
81 90; do, levcc skies, 10 75 do. d. Fights, 90
"; Alabama dyes. 10 o ~; do. elgh,s 1903 1914;
south Carolina skies, ss n 90; DO, new, January
ana july ~ 724; do, do, April and October
~ q IL; Arkansas skies, 62 q 65; do sevens 90 o.
THE suBrREAsUnY REPORT.
a pa 70, 40
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern List was quiet. and for the new
Tennessces and North Carolinas heavy and
over. The South Csrollnas were better and
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me supply OF ioanable funds In the local money
market continues good. There ~ u little more ac-
Uvity III the demand, but the banks are meeting 1t
reauly, ana ali nrst class borrowers find no dill-
Guilty IN getting accommodations. The hangs how.
ever are discriminating III favor OF short time paper.
ana keeping IN view the possibility or str.Igency
next month. me fact that everybody has prepared
LOT tisht money market next month will 90 far
t0ward preventing Sir ngency. Tie movements or
currency are too glt In any direction 10 be sgna-
cant OF any movement oil either crops or money
Exchange Is In moderate supply, ana sells between
banksat sue per $1,000 premium. AL the counter
BANKERS sell at LILO premium aud buy at par to lilo
discount.
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GanaraflYa Affactions.


soresLSpermatorrhSea Seminal
~ and Secondary
Impotence Loss OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Decay-Debility.
The press, the pulpit and the lecture-room
are silent on the subject OF diseases OF the
sexual organism. A false delicacy cOnceals
the knowledge for which thousands thirst.
and how terrible are these diseasesP Sper.
matorrhOa, shattering the entire Nervous
System-impairiDg tRe mtnd-and causing
sslf-destructiOn. Syphilis, eating up the
BODY by piece~-Tueal-losing bone, muscle and
nerve. by inches-being literally eaten up
alive. and tortariDs the brain with agony
Charlstans, or lncOmp SleHt physicians may
essay 70 cure them, but in paln. The only
hope and resort Is IN the humane and learned
physician who understands their case
Among these affections, none are worse
than SpermatOrrhOea, or seminal Weakness,
and emissions. DR.. woodbridge says, "Ihat
the loss Of one ounce Of seminal nutd by
abuse, Is equal TO the loss OF forty ounces OF
blood.
The worst form L. when the seminal fuid
passes of unperceived in the urine.
Empires, ana characterless men, by work
ing upon the fears of a mind. too often shar-
ing the tss6laness OF the body, not only eX-
tort large sums OF money but, IN nearly eve
and rendered Il more dificult to cure. / have
-aveg yet seen a case of Sexual Weakness or
ImpoteSS@v cured by any physician butmysen
An the affections =. me sexual organs have
been deeply studied by me for many years. I
haye made q discovery tpthe treatmeDto OF all
syphintic and ViruIent diseases which prom
isss TO overthrow all former precoEcelVed no.
lions and theories on the subject. 1 employ
entirely new remedies, and never use nause-
Gus copalba, cubebs, turpsntins and mercury.
In every case ] guarantee a perfect cure.
Once hours nom = am to 5 pm. DR.. J. b.
Russell, Consulting Physician L. q. Warran,
Secretary, assisted by a full corps of eminent
PhysicianS. The usual courtesy extended 10
the regular profession- ja4dWs
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~,nnapcing at u o'clock IA. of SAD day 70
~ hi.5ssf and hest bidder, for cash. az me
Joor ~ NV once, Nd. : Madison street, 9aem,
PMS. tennessee. the said banErnP{ an Tbtcb
~ -nstdaS sirngred on Holly creek, IN DIS
trict No, 4, Shelby county, IenneSsee' Sy'a0S'
n Der his schedule, TO a mortsas5 % 49,
4 deposit of ten per cent Ie4U-
chase 22yITIIIIIAM y. CIRODE, Assignee
of Thomas =. ODanieL
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sHH We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation suppIIhSS'
which, d the trade, we are offering at great Inducements. Among "mch
may be found the following;
900 dozen Planters Hoes,
10 dozen Blind Brides,
2a0 dozen Hames,
230 dozen HOgskn Cellars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass PIOW Line,
5000 pairs Tracechains
rs dozen Single and Double Trees,
1875 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds H~OIOwware Castings,
500 dozen Axes.
Sole AGENTS In Memphis for the BrnIey Separate Share & Uric Steel Flows
0wners of the Etchss Patent; also, the leagues Patent Cotton ScFapsrs,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural implements in sI0Fs.
ORGILL BROS. & CO.,
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEMPHIS, TENN.
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zssaturdar, ths d Dsy Of AprII, SO.

On the premises, corner Of Beal and Des0tO
Streets. i'm the city OF Memphis, sell. 70 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the lot on the south
west corner OF Beal and DeSoto streets, Tcnt-
ing on HsaI street sixty 1901 feet, and running
back sOuth, between parallel lines, one nun
dred and twenty ll20l feet and more uIiy and
particularly described in said Trust Deed, 70
which reference is here made.
The equity OF redemption is specially
waive In said Trust Deed, and the title is
believed TO be good, but l only convey as
Trustee. EUGENE MAGEVNEY, Trustee.
Hanson, Swingiey & Dashien, Attorneys.
March 1nth ruhln
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Ron-Residsnt Notice.

No. 1888. N.R.-In the Chancery Court Of
Memphis, Tennessee,-Eliza Miller VS.. Reu-
ben Miller.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause
1 that Ghs defendant, Reuben Miller, is a cit.
izen OF Arkansas AMI a nonresident Of the
STATE OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein. at The Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drsi
Monday ~ April, 1874 and plead, answer or
be taken for confessed IS to him and set for
hearing expart0; and that a copy Of this Or
der be published once a week, for four sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
4 ~cOpy-atTust.
AUGBSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Marye & T~rezevant, Solicitors for COM
plainant mh6
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nALENs HEAD pIspENsARY. ohce %

CALEN'S HEAD DIsPENsARY. Office 7Gs
JEFFERSON street, between second and
Ihird streets, louisville Kya established
lucky, 1851, FOR the treatment Of ali diseases
OF the urinary and generative organs Of both
s6X0S, including spermatorrhea or seminal
weakness nom early errors, gonorrhea, glees,
structure, Yaricocele,s syphilis in all its stages,
Affections OF the kidneys and bladder, and
the diseases Of women.
a medical pamphlet, containing sixty large
pages ana numerous Illustrations on a new
method OF treating the above diseases with
-nt mercury, and Important advice On mar
rage. etc, sent under seal for Is cents.
Avarix clasp, warranted to cure varicocele
in four days; price SIS; sent to any address.
Also agents fOT Dewees Female Regulating
pills, warranted to remove Irregularities, etc;
price at ONCE, or by mail. 81, A full assort.
mento OF bandages and trusses always on hand.
Male sneaths, superior quality single one$l
or IS per dozen. Address,
GALEN's HEAD DlSPENSARY,
nOlR FsGuisUiliA. XIV
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CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
- FOR
Hieksburg, hatcher, Alexandria, Shrsye.
port and jefferson.

nB The only Line giving Through Bills OF
Lading and Tickets TO the above points.
So Passengers By this kline escape the an
noysnce OF changing boats. and the enOr-
nous charges at the Mouth Of Red River.
The following ar the names of the steamers
composing this Hne:
H. NJ. sHREvE--..H S. Carter, master
MOUNTAINEER. -......- ~...-.Cropster, master
SILVER BOW-.-...Thos. Res, master
WALTER B. DANCE Lloyd 7. Belt, master
So For Tickets and all reliable informa-
ton call at the General Passenger Depart
ment, No. l Promenade, foot Of Jefferson 81.
Z. l.. HALL,
General Ticket and Advertising Agent.
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RANKRuPT HnTIcE

In sAe matter W. II. Order, Bankrupt. In
the District Of West Tennessee.
THE creditors OF said bankrupt viii take
L notice that there will be a general meet-
ing Of the creditors Of said bankrupt's cred
ttors, en- the Sth of April, 1870. at 10 O'Clock
an, at the Office Of Z. ]. Latham. one OF the
Registers in said District, for the purposes
named in section y Of the Act OF Congress
entitled An act to establish Q uniform sys-
tenn OF bankruptcy throughout the United
a&ataa. spproved March 2 1887.
nHH IA E&EBE64EEL, Assignee.