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NEW YORK.
General RHsiness IrreSulsr Cotton
steady-COfFee i'm Better Demand.

General Business IrrsguIsr Cotton
steady-COHee i'm Better Demand.
New YORK, February 24-The week has
been fful and feverish one in business
circles and witnessed much fuctuation in
values. In dry good, in the aggregate, quite
a heavy amount of business has been done.
Buyers are here in large numbers, and while
their purchases are mainly for actual wants
the amount of business transacted all round
has been fairly satisfactory. In grain the
moderate advance of a week ago has been
maintained with considerable frmness during
the week, but the market closes somewhat
unsettled, with a slight falling off in prices
and indications of a further decline; the
change in the condition of the market is
rather weak and more in favor of sellers
than buyers. Since the advance of a week ago
the cotton market has been fairly steady at
previous rates until the close, when prices
were lower. There is nothing to note of
material interest in the wool market. The
trade is evidently disappointed at the lack of
demand from the manufacturers. Boots and
shoes are more active as the spring trade ap-
proaches, but full run OF business is not
looked for until the middle of next month.
Statesmen are only sending home moderate
o -ders as yet but better demand is ex-
pc tied, as dealers in the country are very
Nightly stocked Manufacturers are moder-
ately busy as are jobbers. In Brazil grades
of coffee there is better demand and prices
a shade frmer. In milder grades there is a
good business doing, mainly for immediate
consumption. The trade in raw sugar is
very light, though there ia better demand
for parcels "to arrive" 10 refined sugar
prices are steady and little more doing.
-.
EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malarial diseases il Dr. Ieslie's Quinine
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FOR SALE.
NOTION CARDING& SPINNING

Machinery FOR SALE Complete gyE-
" TEN fnOw runnfngl comprising KilsOB Opener,
KitsoD SpreafeT. II Worker { Shipper Card, 20
inches; OraSing Frames. Higgings's .luboer. e.
,ptu6ies: Providence II co. -lubbeT 30 suiIsciess
Higglus's 5peedsrs, liz spiHdss en- P.Ov11sucs
speeder, I52 spindies; y Ring Spinning Ffames,
iZ75 spindles; Reeis, Warp Mills, opo0iers, etc.
VIII be sold in tOus 70 suit pnr basefE- address
[OES q DIVINE Ihnrn I'm Z. Disl.n- IL Pl-La-
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THE APPEAL FOR 1882.

IN issuing its prospectus for 1882, The AP-
PEAL hds but one promise 10 make, and that u,
determination 10 maintain It's character and rank
IN he forefront Of AnseTIoon newspapers. The
APPEAL IS nor REGARDED o. one of the IN
stitutions Of he South. rs history for the pas
rOrty-ols years Is he history Of The Development o.
Southern hosgh, Southern politics, Southern IN
dastry and Sosthe1n literature, and is synpo-
hies and aims ,riH Be he sane in The future
The pop5 rit continue 70 Be The constant refer
OF The most reliable i,lteUigezoe o6taino6le from,
oil paTts Of the iCo, d. II tgH remain inAeribh
Democratic, BIT Us sDdoe nil be naainly deuotesf
10 nSOs, the tnfe Of agriculture, trade COM
merce, manufactures, internal improvements, The
Seue'opaest Of iSOushe n resources andqU 6ronehes
Of indsustry. While Gis0oys on the alert for u.s
Tnea Intelligence, Il lc,R aroid the mere sensational
and viV neteT pGnder to ritiated tGstes TIL
APPEAL Is specially deuoted to The interesis o.
Iennesses and Memphis, its gredt commercial en-
Dorlun, aud ,cN Use us best abilities to pro,note
both. Il realizes thai The future empire Of thu
country lies die South and Wet, and tcN labor
% oolbine The political and business relations o.
these tOO sections in inducing the legislation o.
Congress for importing he navigation Of the Me-
ssssippi riUer and is tributaries.
TERMS.
OQLy one year. SlO w
Weekly / OC
Az coBaBlunicdt Oas should be addressed 10
GALA WAY q KEA TING,
Memphis, Tennessee
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THE WEEKS TRADE.
General Business Almost Entirely Sus-
pended al Cincinnati and st. Louis
by the Great Flood.
The Situation at New Orleans Decidedly
Better-A Fitful and Feverish
Week at New York.

BALTIMORE, February 24-Cofse showed
more frmness than for some time past, and
prices were advanced to a basis of I0c for
fair RIo- Sugar was dull, but the market
was firm and clio ed to-day without any con-
cession on the part of h lders.
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Is Memphis, at S. Mansfield & Co.'S drug
store, can be found that great English
malarisi remedy, DR.. Leslis's Quinine Wine.
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d. RIRsOH & Co.. Old Judge cigars, factory
s7S, 81 Collec, Dist. N. y, are beet, for 25o.
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isoS SAA<4oO
whole Tickets, - HaifTickets, 81.

Remit Money or Bank Daft in Letter, or send Dy
Express DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
OR POSTOFFTCE ORDER Orders of e. and NJ
ward, Dy Express, can be sent our expense.
Address al OFcers 70 e. u. BOARDNAS Courier,
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky OF r u.
BoARDMAS. 30 Broadway. New YORK. No 8
NC - fs<rrr-~ -. Ten
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REWARD.
5000 Reward.

WE viii pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. Indi-
gestiop, Oonstpauon or Costiyeness We cannot cue
with WeSA Vegetable Liver Pills, when the Tfrec-
tons are seietly compiled with. They are surely,
Vegetable, and never fail TO give satisfaction.
Sugar-coated Large boxes. containing 81 pi Is, Is
cents. For sale by all druggists. Beware Of oouD-
terfeits and limitations. The genuine msnufac-
Makers" Isl and 1853 ". Madison street, Chicago.
Free Trial package sent by mail, prepaid on re-
ceipt of a s-cent stsIsb. For sale By A Repkert-
7FS Nsf- st-aes Ne~~-7-ts
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DISTRIBUTIOS COMPANY.
Infhs city OF Louisville. on

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -. 1852.
These drawings eccuf monthly fSuDdays except
ed) under proyIsions Of an Act Of the General As
seznbly Of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, March SlEt,
rendered the following decisions:
Ist-That the Commonwealth DfstrfbDs
ton Com pany - legal.
2d-Eis dra wings fair.
NB-THE COMPASY HAS no " on HAND A
LARGE RESERVE FUND BEAD CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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1857 Prizes amounting to ........-.... 81 10 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al all
points, 70 whom a liberal compensation viii be
paid.
For further Information, write clearly, giving
fun address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter, or Money Order. by mail, addressed
only 10 II. a. DAUPHIN, New Orleans. La,
or m. =. ssAGFHIS, I2S Lasatle street,
Chicago, His. or to No, West Court street.
Mem hts. Tennessee.
50 The New York Office is removed TO Chicago
N.B.-Oriers addressed to New Orleans will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The particular attention Of the Public a. called 70 the
fact that NE entire number Of the Ticks1s for each
Monthly DrGtuiHg Is Sotd and consequently sH the
Prizes an oaeh Iilr lg sold md drnr dIVi Paid
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COSrUW Err.

ITO COTTON PLANTERS II have for sale on
i my plan tatiOns at osceola, Arkansas. several
varieties OF COTTOS-sEED, preserved with espe-
cial reference FIR seed including Java Prolific,
Boyd Prolific, MsdatoTda silk, etc These ssed
were grown the psst year on tie aliuV1zl -zvsr
bottom lands in Mississippi county, 2rkaaszs anu
are the product Of seed shipped thence lat spring.
J W JEFFERSON d CO.
No. ~ Front street, Memphis.
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Terms.

AE conlDlnnicdF Ons should Be addressed 70
GALA WAY q KEA TING,
--.-..------ Mer,nhia 2enneaaee
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EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all mslarial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
Wine
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refused him bail. The cause of the trouble
was the alleged seduction of Stomee's
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-06-17

expenses. The next time that body as
sembles they might.make it more convenient
for the msmbers who haseto attend there,
by changing the time for that assembly to
meet Soon after. the first Of January is a
time when business with men who are gen.
orally sent to the Legislature is the most
quiet; while the small sum now paid to
legislators is inadequate, yet if they conld
go there during the winter months when
their business at home did not require their
attention SO constantly, it would probably
prove more satisfactory to the members. and
of rs much benefit to the State.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-06-17
U. $. SENATOR.

The people of Oregon for once have been
fortunatein selecting a man to Congress
who takes enlarged views of his duties to
the people of the State. He recognises the
fact that his duty is to all parts of Oregon
alike and that he is not the Representative
Of a small portiCa of the State any more
than all of it. Since he has entered upon
the discharge of his duties with strict
regard for his duties always in view, he has
endeavored to work for all parts of Oregon.
anil with remarkable success. With this
branch of the National Legislature we'll
provided for with an able conscientious
Representative, in the person of NJ. C.
George, the next remaining and most i'm
portant thing for Oregon, is for the next
Legislature to elect man to the United
States Senate, who will also exercise the
same views as to his duties to the State at
large as our Congressman has done, and
work for all parts of the State at large.
There need be no conflict in these matters
whatever. 1t is from narrow contracted
views of propriety and right which loads
any person to oppose the Improvement of
any part of his State, or remain luke warm
upon the subject. The people at large are
interested in the development and improve
ment of all parts of the State no matter how
remote. To accomplish these things we
should all work in harmony and with energy.
For one locality through jealously or mar
row contracted views to oppose the devel-
opment of some other part, means that
each community shall prevent every other
locality from obtaining National aid, the
result of which will be failure Of our whole
commonwealth to obtain those aids which
by more sensible course could readily be
had. 1t is to be hoped, however, that the diff
ferent localities will harmonize their efforts
and that the Legislature will select Sena-
tor who will be true man to each and
every part of the State With such men
in Congress the people of Oregon can feel
assured that all parts will receive their Just
proportion.
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place Familiarity, might be right and the
Orego'aan wrong. At any rate the Oregon
Legislature of 1880 supported the work by
its unanimous vote, or as the 0regonian
would say, by its false, absurd, and exag-
gerated statements.
Lastly as to the traffic Of the v alley:
Having read carefully the Prospectus of the
Oregon Pacific we see that its estimates are
based on the progressive increase Of the
Valley product of wheat and fcur over the
estimated yield of 1878. The figures are
given there as $4,000 tons; the increase in
years wonld amount to abont 220, 600 at
the. suggested or estimated increase OF
acreage shown. The Oregonian itself, in its
issue of May 18th of this present year is our
authority for giving the expected crops OF
1852 from the Valley counties at 230, 900
tons. The corresponding estimates Of
inward freights given by the Prospectus
appear 20 us to be remarkably justified by
the Oregon;an itself again, which gives the
inward freights of the three regular steam
ships only, which are trading between
Portland and San Francisco, between May
llth and June Sth at IL, 1886 tons.
The spirit of the whole attack is only too
plain. So long as the Oregon Pacific con-
fines itself to the service of the narrow strip
through which the line actually runs its
existence may be tolerated by the Oregonian,
and by the powerful monopoly, and the
ambitious city, in whose interest it writes.
When the Oregon Pacific reaches for the
traffic of the Valley, and the State, justified
by its short and inexpensive line, and cent
raj position, then the outcry rises; then
every influence is brought to bear, every
means fair and unfair, open and covert, bold
and dastardly, is taken to strive to crush
out and defeat an enterprise in the success
of which every farmer, every trader in
Oregon is alike interested. But they will
fail. Now, just for once, we are going to
follow the bad example Mr.. Harvey W.
Scott is continually setting, and give him,
after his own fashion some plain talking.
1t ia this man, and certainly not the peo.
pie of Portland, who is responsible for the
bad feeling fast growing in intensity be-
tween the Valley and Portland. If when
the next Legislature meets il IL found that
Portland has only to wish for some object
for the Valley to combine to defeat it, if
men hailing from Portland are put up only
to be beaten, then write itjall down to H. wv.
Scott. whose tactics are despised, whose
advice is only read to reject it, whose
aversion and enmity to any enterprise or
person are the surest passports to their
adoption and ultimate success. If John H.
Mitchell whom Scott has viliied and abused
so much has any chance for U. S. Senator
it is found in Scott's bitter opposition to,
and hatred of him. If the Oregon Pacific
needed popularity in the Valley it would
gain it in the interested and unscrupuIous
opposition of the 0regoaian under its pres.
ent editors hands,
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Chicago. June l2.-Washington special:
Postoffce officials say the surplus of receipts
over expenditures for the year will foot up
in the vicinity of 81, 600, 600. This fact is
expected to prove frnitful cause for many
debatable propositions in congress, when it
becomes known at the end Of this month
just what the saving has been. There il a
large party in congress who argue it has no
right to be self sustaining or at least to be
male source of revenue TO tho government.
In anticipation Of the fact that this years OPP
erations will disclosela margin of receipts over
expenditures, number of bills are pending
looking to reduction of the cost of postage
to the public. One or two reduce letter
postages to two cents, abolish postage on
second class matter, and introduce secret
message cards, which would take the place
of short letters, and cost one cent The
postmaster general is understood to b. fay-
orable to some kind of reduction but is OPP
posed by many Of the officials Of the depart
ment Senator Ferry has reported what ap-
pears to be most practical measure for pnh-
lie cOnvenienca. 1t authorizes the depart
ment to use . secret message card. This is
nothing more than , postal card with : Dap
gummsd along the edges, to be sold like or
dinary envelopes to cover tie message. The
card is to cost no more than the one now in
use and to weigh no more, bat could be
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used for all private business as safely as 3
letter. The bill is ON the senate calendar
and ~ eQngressmeH are getting in . hurry to-
go home, it IS not at all certain anything win
be done this session.
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Scientists now all admit that most diseases are
caused by disordered Kidneys or lives, and that
these great organs are kept IN perfect eSHditon,
health Will be the result. WARNEKS SAFE KID
NEY AND LIVER CURE
1. made from Simple Tropical Leaf
OF RARE VALUE,
And is POSITIVE Remedy for the following
Troubles:
Pain In the Back; severe Headaches;
Dizziness: BlOafing: Inf l8med
Eyes: A Tired Feeling:
Night Sweats;
Pains in the Lower Part Of the Body:
Palpitati0n Of the Heart: Janndice;
Gravel; Painful Irritation; Ma.
larial Fever; Fever
and Ague;
And all diseases caused by the Kidneys, Liver
Urinary Organs being out of order.
1t is a SAFE and CERTAIN cure for all Female dif
fculties, such as
LeucOrrhna: inflammation or the Womb;
Falling Of the Womb, liberation
OF the Womb.
II will control and regulate Menstruation, and is
excellent and safe remedy f,r females during preg
nancy.
As Blood Purifier it is unequaIed, for it cures the
organs that MAKE the blood. For
Of cartzacles; scrofula; White Swell
ling; Salt Rheun; Poisoning BY xer-
sA4J " S4y SsASA - 10
il is certain in every case.
For lnsentinenee, Impotence, Palms Ii
the L0lnS, and all Simf.
lar Diseases,
It is q safe sure and quick Cure.
1t Is the only known remedy that has cured BRIaHrs
DISEASE.
As proof of the purity and worth Of this Great
Natural Remedy, read the following
CHEMIGAL AEALYSIss
Chemistry in the University Of Rochester, N. Y,
knowing the popularity and merit Of Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, after o thorough Chemical
Analysis. has furnished the following statement:
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,,
Chemical Laboratory,
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan. s, 1850.
Mr.. H H. Warner has placed IN my possession tie
formula of tie meticine manufactured and sold by
him under the general designation of WARNER 8
SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE ] have inves-
ducted with extreme and according to the best
methods have also taken from his laboratory
pies of all the materials used in the preparation of
this medicine and upon critical examination find
them, as well as the medicine into which they enter
be entirely fc from poisonous deleterious SUBJ
St;ances- s. A. LAT.IMORE.
This Remedy which has done such wonders, is put.
up in the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of any lned
cine upon the Market, and is sold by Druggists an
all dealers at 81 25 per bottle For Diabetes enquire
for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES, ,EEKE... II ir: a
POSITIVE Remedy.
H. H. WARNER & co.
1851 Rochester N. Y.
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4e. eAA,per day at homo. Samples worth 3 free
w ~ Address Sti nson q CO: Portland, Ne
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SCHOOL BOOK Law,

RS elected from Benton
and a like
3. The Republicans
among ether things
unconditional repeal
book law. The plat
Democrats were elect
resent school book law
When the Legislature
strated which one of
lii. 1t will then be
eople are to be again
Rd upon by another
require them to go
! and bring forth their
give it to some school
: to comply with the
her the Republican
by an unconditional
bus free the people
led for frauds and
ever imposed upon
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rnE BAGGAGE EXPRESS nuslNEss,

The New York correspondent of the TJt;ca
Herald writes The fact that n baoeooa
expressman has offered $p 600 for the re.
covery of some stolen trunks eo,ls onr atten.
ton TO the magnitude which that business
has attained. Dodd, the expressmap. handles
on an average 25, 900 trunks n week HIS
fee being forty cents apiece. A man who
does business Of $4,000 per week can
afford to offer n reward podd baoan moor
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1t is understood that Hon. William
Walter Phelps, late Minister to Austria,
will soon return TO this country and take
possession of his residence in Bergen
county. Ii is believed that Mr.. Phelps
would consent to accept the Republican
Congressional nomination in the Fifth
District. Mr.. Phelps is young man yet
and IL treated with that respect due his
ability, his position and past services in
behalf of Republican principles, his in
fiuence for good may be felt in the State
for many years to come. - West Jersey
Press.
Oh my We trust that the Republicans
of the State will tremble with becoming
terror at the danger which awaits them
should this Young man think himself
treated with " disrespect, and shake the
dust of Jersey from off his feet Republic
cans of great ability have removed from thu
State without cansing any severe earth
quake, but when Phelps leaves, notwith
standing he balances the weight of hi
mighty intellect by carefully parting hi
hair ia the middle, there is danger lie
the mutual admiration society be called
together at once In the meantime
"Mr. Phelps win consent to accept thu
Congressional nomination in the 5tl
District" Let us hope and tremble.
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nFRAuD,n AGAIN.

The recent admission of Lynch Re-
.l,:. !. -, -
pupnoan' W seat III 1ohgress, III pace
OF Chalmers, Democrat, who was ousted
leads the Phila. Times to the following
comments. The Democrat;c naners who
a. -, y,
eonsiaae W now isauu whenever ehe
electoral commission comes to mind,
should ask themselves the question
whether men who wonIa tate asv.ntaoa
= ..., ..a..,. -. - =. ~ s''i'o
u SUCH 'asoaiy eApeaiehes 70 secure
congressman, would hesitate to do similar
rascalitics in order to elect a president.
The Tanss is good &. ;ndane,dant J, Deu-
.. ..,,s:.
oeias.o au'noti's
Chalmers was defeated by Lynch, col
ored Republican, by several thousand
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MARRIAGES.

royER-STOCKTON.-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents, May 8, 1882, by Rev. ]. S. Foulk
assisted by Rev. G. s. conkling, Isaac s. Slower
Of Prallsvie, to Lizzie X. Stockton, of Stockton,
N. ].
DEATS--MASON.- I'm Stockton. May Sd, 1882, by
Rev. NJ. u. tanning, Mr.. Hiram beats, Jr., OF
Piitstown. to Miss Melissa Mason, of Stockton.
uCKMANN--HANN.--Ap %, BIZ Res. j. G.
Williams, Henry RuckmRn. of New Providence,
Union Co., N. j., to Sarah Ann Ham, OF Pitts
town.
McGEE-GO ULEY April 80, by Rev. j. F, Brady,
John McGee, Of New York City, to Mary Gouley,
ofClinton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-05-10

Mr.. VIM. ID. Kelley, the able champion
of protection, got in crushing retort on
Hon. Abram S. Hewitt, in the course OF
the tariff debate on Friday. Mr.. II had
read newspaper article asserting that a
stakeholder had received fifty per cent.
dividend on certain Bessemer steel stock.
Mr.. Kelley questioned its authenticity.
~ thought that this information came
from good source, replied Mr. Hewitt.
Quick as fash Mr.. Kelley hurled back
at his adversary "And you thought
the Morey letter genuine, too" This
was too much for the New York states
man, and he sank into his chair, while
the chamber rang with applause from the
Republican side at this probing Of the
old wound.
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THE MoREy LETTER FORGERY. 1T be-
gins to be said now that it is not Hadley
who has been furnishing the Morey letter
business, but that there has been leak
from w. II. Barnum himself. There is
no doubt that some such leak exists, and
that important results may yet be expect
ed. Active investigation has been in
progress for months, the results of which
have fully met the expectations Of those
who have been prosecuting the search,
and important evidence has been accumu-
lated.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-05-10

LIVER, KIDNEY AND BRrGHT's DISEASE,
"A medicine that destroys the germ or
cause of Bright's Disease Diabetes, Kid
ney and Liver Complaints, and has power
to root them out of the system, is above
all price. Such medicine is Hop Bitters,
and positive proof of this can be found by
one trial, or by asking your neighbors,
who have been cured by it. mt0,st.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-05-10

A wealthy brewer in Montreal built a
church and inscribed on it: "rhis church
was erected by Thomas Nelson, at his sole
expense. Hebrews Xxx" Some of the
McGill College wags got ladder one
night and altered the inscription so as to
make it read: "This church was erected
by Thomas Nelson, at his segrs expense.
He brews XX.a