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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-19

Maximum Temperature, 90.
Minimum temperature, 90.
Rsinfall, 0.4l.
NEW ORLEANS, October 1s-weather fair and
Centennial Wyoming and Future City and bsrges,
ST. Louis
VICKsBURG, October IS-River risen 1 inch.
Weather cool; rained all day. Departed: City of
Cairo, St. Louis. Departed John A. Scudder, New
Orleans, last night.
PITTSBURG. October 1S-Noon-River l foot 4
inches, snd Is Hing. Weather rainy and warm.
Night-Riyer foot inches, and stationary.
Weather cloudy and Tarnl.
CINCINNATI, October 1s.-Noon-River feet 5
inches, and stationary. Weather cloudy; Their
mometeT, 70o Night-River feet incnes and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
ST. LOUIS, October lS.-Night-River risen ?
inches. and is now s feet inches by the gauge.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Clinton, Mem
phiS; Common aealth and Emma Etheridge, VlckS
burg. Departed: Clinton. Memphis; Belle Of
Shreveport, New Orleans
CAIRO, October Is -Noon-weather cloudy and
cool. Arrived: City OF Helena. Memphis. AN.
Departed. Lind Grove, New Orleans, pm; Ste.
Genevieve. Memphis, am City of Helena, ST
Louis am. Night-River6 feet inches, and
falling Weather cloudy; thermometer, $50. Ar
rived: Jay Gould, New Orleans
LOUISVILLE. October 1S.-Noon-River falling,
with feet inches in the canal, feet inches in
Weather cloudy and chilly Departed: Golden
Crown and s. II. Parisot- New Orleans; p.
Sebenck, Cincinnati. Night-River risi az, with
feet inches in the canal and feet inches in
the chute on the falls Weather cold and rainy.
DepartedSCon Millar, Cincinnati
EVANSVILLE, October 1s.-NOon-Riyer falling.
with 10 feet scant By the gauge. Weather cloudy
Stale. Memphis, q m; Mary Houston, New Or
leans, $50 IN. Departed James w. Gaf, Mem
phis, $50 pm; Granite state, Cincinnati. $50
River rising with 40 feet by the gauge Weather
cloudy and cold, with indications of a heavy fog
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LOUISVILLE, KY, o tober 1S-The .regu-
lar annual session of the brotherhood of Loeomo-
tive Engineers convened in the council chamber
in the city hall this morning. The hall was hand
somely decOrated and there were about 200 dele
gates present The session was taken up IN or
ganizing The only business of public nature was
the acceptance of the invitation of the Young
Mems Christian Association and the invitation of
the Louisville and Nashville Company to witt
"a ammoth Cave and the invitation to visit the
government stores at Jefersouville. The grand
chief, r NJ Arthur, presided The meeting
a the opeRhouse in the afternoon was open to all
and had large attendance; the exercises con-
sisted of an address of welcome by Mayor Jacob,
which was reSp1uded to by Mr.. Arthur, and this
was followed lJy songs, etc
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Prices as previously quoted and business
| quiet.
wErsKIEs-R edistilled, 9Oc9s1 50; straight. 81 80
| al according to age
SHv,fTSEs-Imported port, 81 5Ogf: sherry, 81 55a
| 4. Characterization extra dry, s7@ls: PipeY
| ~ J,Sssi1f s2Sd2j: Aumm's extra dry S25s,ty7.
1Saet e. 1917 per box; CatawbA, 81 SOFAS
| Rp sSpIEs-Coguac, S5t9I0; peach, 81 5od3 N.
| apple, s2gs 80.
| ST. LOUIS, October ls--Whisky steady, 81 Is
CHICAGO. October 1s.-Whisky steady s. 70
BALTIMORE, October 18.-whisky steady 81 10
al %.
IoUIsvILLE, October 1s--whisky quiet; high
wines, 81 H.
Western rectifed, 81 05@l %.
CINCINNATI, October 1s--Whisky quiet. 81 Il.
combination sales of finished goods AS barrels
- six Of
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and iDl
discretions of youth, nervous weakness. early de
cay, loss OF manhood etc.. Twill send recipe tina
win cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This grea-
remedy was discovered By missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope 10 the
REV. JOSEPH T. IEaAE. Station D, Res York oar
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MATRIMONIAL.
A Dignifled and Sterling Institution

TIME GULF CITY MATRIMONIAL AsSOCia-
TON, 50 ST. Micha street Mobile Ala has
a charter for twenty years, and Issues Certifcates
As lows: In class A aud B, membe can mary
Al the exDirs tion OF three months In class and
d, day department, members eau marry at any
time after joinin g Ia class E. mem bers can msrTv
AZ the expi ration Of one mouth. In ass mem
bers ca marry at the expiration of two months
This association pays certificates promptly when
due aud none of its corporAtors are permitted 10
specu ate. For particulars, C. II o. address ~
ST Michael street Mobile. Ala Mention this paper
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H0RsEA Ann MN &c

There are but few mules on the market
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
$50: l519 10 l6 sl6OSlS5; Is to 15 $ISOa I4iZ
to l5 s1l0Gl30. ~
HoRsEs-Good driving, sl2592O0; heavy draft.
Sl5092OO; saddle horses, sl25@25O; plugs sio475
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STATIONS.

"BelOW bench marx.
Below high-water mark of 1874.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
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|
Exchange on New York buying at 4 discount,
| selling at par. Eastern cotton bills buying = per
cent. discount. selling at par; and exchange on
! New Orleans 4 discount buying, and par selling.
Bank stocks-Bsnk Of Commerce, IS5; Flrst Ma
| haitian, 16o9l70; State National, 1229I55; Union
and Planters. 1914.
| 65; Mobile and Ohio, 2592s Memphis and Charles
| ton frSt mortgage bonds, rs, 1l2@1l6; do. second
10, Memphis and Little Rock inst mortgage
bonds, IS, 100@ll0; Mississippi and Tennessee
Al 12 do b boSi$ Storage and Com
Gas stock, $3.50; do. bonds, 97g1OO; Memphis
stock, l20; Memphis city bonds, old, 90; eonpro-
mise bonds, 5si coupons from old bonds, 20; from
ments on cou Pons and bonds 80; paving indebt-
edneSs. Is: Shelby county CMenPhis and Ohio
the market; Mississippi leyee bonds and coupons
District No. l. l19l2H; do scrip. l29l2H; Bank
county (ATk.l warrants. 20; do. Deshs county. e.;
do. Mississippi county, 80.
PARIS, October 1S.-Rentes, 61t 35c.
New ORLEANS, October IS-Sight ex-
Sterling ham S7 bis 9fs S
LONDON, October 1S-NeW 81 extended,
1925 As, 12I5<; Illinois Central, 500; Pennsyl-
wanna Central, 6624; New York Central, 361z; Erie,
4S1si Reading, 3lSs.
NEW YORK, October 1S.-Money, 2195 per
cent, closing offered st per cent. Prime mer-
camille PSPn,r 6gs per cent Sterling e1change-
DAnkefb bleduyt ola auus3NO1z- OOFcIu-
ment bonds were strong and Is9Z per cent
higher except for As which are unchanged Rail-
road bonds we've strong on q large volume OF bust
State securities were moderately active and
generally lover. The stock market at the opening
was irregular, but prices in the main 1s9i1a per
cent. above yesterday quotations; the latter Rock
Island. In early dealings, after decline of H95%
in which Texas Pacific aId Wabash were most
pro minent prices sold up s97s per cent Northern
rscifc leading the upward move nent The list then
fell OFF 1s9i5S per cent, Texas Pacific. Union Pa
cihc, Denver and Rio Grande. and Oregon and
Iranscontisental being conspicuous IN the de-
cline, after which the market became strong. and
in the early part OF the afternoon there ad-
vance of h92L< per cent. in which Louisville and
Nashville, Denver and Rio Grande, Delaware,
Lackawanna and western, Northwester common
and preferred, and New Jersey Central were prom
lnent, while Illinois central advanced TO 1907
from I455z at the opening. In late trade this
followed by reaction OF ~ per cent. in Illinois
Central. IA in Louisville and Nashville, and
Northern Pacific preferred. ia In Northwestern,
and 5E0H in the remainder OF the list butt final
dealings under lead of Illinois Central and Della
ware, LackaWanna and Western, the market sold |
up x9IH per cent, and closed strong at an adj |
vance on the days transactions of 1884, per cent
Illinois Central, Ricnmend and Danvllle, Rock |
Island, and Louisville and Nashville being most !
prominent. The following quotations are re-
ported:
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Jpn, Frlton, OsceoIa and
COahOmR,

FOR HALEs POINT AND osCEoL
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TRAINS

Chesapeake. Ohio and Southwestern
Ttaius move follows: No. texpress) leaves al
500 m: No tmaill at II 10 pm. No l arrives
81 2:20 Az; Nos arrives at l.55 p (Gity tme)
Z Memphis and Little Rock-Trains move
as follows: No. leaves daily at 4;40p m; arrives
at 1850 pm 50. leases at am. arrives at 8
an; NOS (tTeightl leaves Hopeheld at am. ar
riVes at pm
AMemphfs and CharIesGOa-Trains move
follows (eity timel: Through express leaves
daily at IL .G5 pm. Local mail and express leaves
daily at S:I5 an. Somergile accom- nc atfon
leaves daily. except sunday. at 4:5S NJ. Through
ex 9ress arrives daily at 400 m. Local mail and
express arrives caily at S:55 pm. SOmersfIle ac-
commodatiOn arrives daily. except sunday. at s:IO
Louisville and NashVIIIe-Trains move
follows: Fast mail arrives daily at $40 a. m. I;
leaves at II:I0 pm. mail leaves daily at S:25
Am; passenger accommod alton leaves daily
10 40 m; arrives daily OF 350 pm. (eity time)-
will make close connection for all points East;
Brownsville accom- mediation leaves daily, except
SUNDAY. at 4:55 pm mall arrives daily at 20
pm. Brownsville accommodation Arrives daily
except sunday at S.2j AN.
Mfssfssjppf and TennesNee-TTatng move
follows: New Orlea and fast mail and express
leaves daily p: IS pm; Sardis ccom oda ton
leaves daily, except Sunday at $40 D =. freight
leaves daily, except Sunday. at 5:55 a m. New
Orleans fast ma and express arrives daily at g:4O
a. NJ; SardiS accommodation arrives daily. except
sunday, at s;5 freight arrives daily, except
Sunday. at 200 pm. Freight trains carry psssen-
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

Coal OIL-Wholessle lots. l6c per gallon.
CLEV ELAND, October .-Petroleum-s.w., I1O'.
7S4c.
BRADFORD. October ls.-PetroIeum steady;
closed at 9S54c.
OIL CITY, PA, October IS PETROLEUM opened
excltedly a. 941<e. but soon weakened, closing at
noon at CSC; in the afternoon il dropped 10 921e,
then advanced, closing strong and excited at 81
the highest point of the day
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PELTRIes, HIDES AND LEATHER.

with light receipts.
HIDES, ETc.-No. dry flint hides nc; No ? dry
hides, lie; dry salt hides Halle; No. green salt
hides, 9s; No green salt hides, &c; green hides,
5@Ic- Beeswax-prime yellow, 20dZ2c= taloW,
6h2ci ginseng, per pound, 81 So Deer skins
prime, sc.
FEAIHERs-Prime 40c
WooL-Tub-wsshed, 256S5c per pound; I'M
washed, 1920; bury, lO9l6c.
IL III HEsMoak sole, per pound, S79lOe; hem
French calf, s4o960 per dozen; domestic calf 500
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Receipts since Sept 1st 5000 sO1 OBS ,O52, 7S2
Foreign exports Sept 1st 397 sS9i 4l4549i 532666
Stock al q s. portSi 4l7.O35l SIS 29l 52I, 81
Decrease in receipts - ......II .......... TO,526
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StockhOIders' Meeting oT the ParamOre
Marrow. auKe.

PINE BLUFF, ARK, October 1S.-The an
nua meeting OF the stock elders of the Texas and
81. LOUIS NarrOw-Gauge railway was held to-day,
and reelected as directors J. w. ParamoIe, Leon
ard Matthews. George ID. Fisher. S. A. BeDis. n.
Il. White, VIM. Black. John Parham. s. w. For
dyce and George W. Brown. 1t was resolved TO
increase the capital stock of the mpany TO sl5-
coo 900, restricting the thereof; also that it
cannot be issued at a greater rat than the maxi
mum of Sl2,000 per mile. on the completion OF
the road OF any road that may be acquired; also
authorizing the purchase OF the controlling stock of
connecting lines to equal the amount of the con-
tract previously made with the Illinois Central
railroad ratified; als9 similar contracts with
other connecting lines i'll texas and elsewhere
The present efficient officers of the company were
unanimously reelected.
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Houss-sUILoINe MATERIALS.

prices.
fRAhIEG LUNBER-Yard prices-Rough. SIS per
1000 feet; dressed, $50; We low pine flooring SIS
shingles sSS4 so; lathing-poplar, 81 70; cypress
above 20 feet
AAILs-A per key, and leading sizes hard TO
BRre5s-Hsrd, SO 90; soft. 50 per 1000; friedrich,
fi95 50 per 100
LINZ AND CENENT-Alabsma lime, s5c9SI q
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STEAMBOATS,.

z. G. Postal master C. Postal. -.-.-.clsTi
viii leave Memphis EVERY WEDNESDAY, q
pm. For information apply al
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sRooMs AND eRooM-coRN

coed demand. The new crop of broom corn,
which shows q considerable increase in
quantity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quot afious.
BEooN-CoRN-Crooked, sale per pound;straight
5ea7c per pound.
BROOMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 75ta4.
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New York futures opened steady at decline; at
II 80 steady; at $780, steady; at 1880, quiet and
firm; at 230 firm; at $3.50, finn. sales, $4,000
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Equal to lois cents per passenger at 376 passen-
gers per train. This statement simply gives the
operating expenses anei makes no allowance for
Keeping the roadbed in repair, or for a return
upon the capital Invested. II shows however. that
with full trains at all times very low rates can be
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G l56fd; J1ne-JuIy 17-6id July August, G 20-6lt
At .: November December 9-6id.
Futures closed steady.
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DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.
ss!s5I
IEInrnilI.IIIIElIHUI
In the city Of LOUISVILLE On
EEsnAW aC-T0RER Il. ~

TUEsDAY- OCTOBER 81. ISsz-
These drawings oocur raOntniy lsunaays except
Cd uncer PROVISIONS Of an Act Of the General As
aemoly Of EentucEy.
The United sistes Circuit Court, on March 5lst.
rendered the following decisions:
Ist-Tbaf the Com sooD seaIth Dtsts1bu'
lion Company II legal.
1d-Ifs drawings are fair.
EB.-THK COMPAET Has SOW On HAND
LARGE REsRRVE FUND. KKA . CAREFULLY
The LIST OF PglzgS FOB THE
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MARINE INTELLIoENCs,

QUEENSTOWN, October Is.-Arrived: Erin New
York
NEW YORK. October 1S.-Arrived: Baltic and
Wyoming, Liverpool; Ethiopia, Glasgow
1berian, Boston: Hspsbuig, Rhine and Stale of In
linn w. Xl,rr
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. s. A, |
MEMPHIS, TENN, October Is, 1882. !
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time Q:0S PM at all the stations
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS AT THELNEC

Arr7rnls-ArkansasC City. Vicksburg; James Lee,
Friars Point; Coahoma, Osceols
Departure. City, st. Louis; Coahoma,
Oeceola; James Lee, Friars Point.
Boats Due Do7cn--Mark Twain, Ste Geneyieve,
James W. CAT, Bright Light, Charles p. Chouteau
and Rene Macready.
Boats Due Up-Dean Adams. Hard Cash. Tiger,
w. P. Halliday, viii Kyle and Belle Memphis.
Receipts Yesterday.
Arkansas City-I4 bales cotton.
James Lee-l6I bales cotton, 1920 SKIS seed, nd
stock and 80 pkgs sundries
iahOma-16S bales cotton, D bgs seduction
1l0I SKIS seed and q pkgs sundries
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.

The Future Board opened without offer or
bid, and closed quiet, with zoos bid for Noyem-
ber No sales reported.
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Pills DAILY APPEAL-THURSDAY,O OCTOBER 10,
WHISKY ETc
"ltSh Z u


=, mi IS barrel Rosedale cement 81 50 a bar
81 ~ gp9rtiand 8; plaster OF Paris, 81 so
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At New Orleans the spot market opened easy;
at 1850, weak; at ), irregular. Sales, $500 bales.
Yesterday. Tuesday.
ordinary -..--......--.''- 80 %s 70
GOOD Ordln --..-.--.---.- ~ IS
LOW Alluullng Iva Tvs
Mladling ;-;;...- .--..--.------ --..--iU5s IVA
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1he Cos, Of KnunIux rAs-enxer Trains.

recent report OF prominent railroad
gives the cost of running train CT less than 400
ssang srs per daily trip o. ninety-IhTee miles,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.

Money commands s per cent. with good
ClearinEs. Balances
October 18th Slsg 434 OS So g3 81
Thus far this week. 557 2O7 40 457SS g.
same time last week ......... 4O4.7E3 81 7sI57 y
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aggregated 10000 shares, as fol-
COTTON,

The local market opened aud closed quiet.
Sales 1900 bales-1sOO bales to exporters, and 1OG
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO ST. FRANCIS RIVER SHIPPERS.
EnOR MARIANA, THE CUTOFF rT- =
IL aud Way Landings, ship byuE.ssssssesss.=;=za.
steamer James Lee every Wednesday. For Ianu-
iHgs above Madison to WITS U RIG shf p by Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad, and freight will be
delivered promptly by the Memphis and st. Fan
CTS River Mail Line.
J. D. RANDALL. superintendeHt
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100 Prf1e4 ....-....-- 100 fll2l0 00
"HSlf T Tisse e. g TieEsss sioo' Oh
Remit Money or BauE Draft ia letter or send ~
EHprezx- DON 7 SESD BI RE3I5T Erred LEPI II
OF PO5ToFFICE ORDER Orders OF S sHd up
ward. b. Express, can De ssat e onI e1penss'
Address ali orders 10 z. u. BOA RDNAS, coHreri
Journa Building. Louisville, Eeutuckv, o. = n.
BOA RDMAE. 900 Bsoanway, Few York. or NO
West Court street Memphis, Tenn.
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: At Liverpool the spot market at noon was dull !;
and easier. Sales 5000 bales, of which $500 bales
were American. Receipts, 1880 bales, of which
u. 40O bales were American.
At 1890. Uplands. 65<d Orleans. I'd.
Atl:30: UPlsnds, 9-l6d; Orleans, 6 l5-16d-
The Liverpool future market at noon was dull;
October G 26-6i 25-64 25-64: October November,
I4-64, 61s~6i 614-64d November Decem oer 9-64,
& S64 sod: DecembeT-January. sod; Janu-
sry-February, q. 64d; February March, 6 10
64i; March April, u eli; April May, 1850;
Nsy-June 9 l6-64d; June JnlY lS64d-
AT 3: October November, 13-64d-
At43O; NoFember December 6 Sod; May-June,
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AtNew York thespot market opened nominal; at
r. dull; at 240 easy; at g. easy. Sales, 2lI5 bales
contracts, 100 bales. Closing prices:
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
FRENCH Paper Money.

The recent experience of france
In paying her war indemnity Of
81 900, 100000 to Germany is full OF
instruction. Upon the outbreak Of
the war she issued legal tenders in
large volume, receivable by the
government as well as by individuals
tor all debts and dues Of every de-
scription, and not Ike our green-
backs, during, and for q long time
after the war, only q partial legal
tender. A distinguished French
economist, Victor Bonnet, treating
of French finances, writes concerns
ing the marvellous results of tht Sc
paper issues as follows
What has taken place In France
since the war IN relation to the paper
circulation, what is still taking place
to-day, is very curious phenGmen
on. 1t apparently reversed the
economical and financial principles
which the authorities on the subject
have hitherto labOred to estab llsh. /.
They have cautioned us against is.
suing too much paper money having
the quality of legal tender, holding
that The volume Of such paper should
be very carefully limited, less con.
6dence in 1t should become impaired
and depreciation follow. Now, it so
happened that almost at q single
step in the middle Of our disasters
we issued moe than 1900 900 ,000
francs OF new notes, with o metal
lie reserve Of less than GOO, 900, 900;
and that this legal tender paper has
kept itself at par, the only time
when it fell below par being upon
the payment of The first lnstallmenl
of the indemnity to Germany. AT
that time gold commanded a pre-
MUM OF % per cent, and singular
as 1t may seem, the price fell as soon
as authority was given ito'issue bank
notes in excess OF the previous limit
Of S2,400 100000.
"In November, 1871 the note ISSUE
Of the Bank OF France equivalent Il
our Treasury Department. had
reached only 2,300,0U0,0 600, and the
gold premium was % per cent; BY
the end of January, 1872, they ex,
ceeded 1850, 900, 600, and gold had
fallen 10 per cent. Soon after
ward the limit of circulation was
extended 10 3,200,000,00O and no
further attention was paid to- it. The
premium on gold had become insig-
nidcant, and II 1t bad been thought
necessary to 60 further, as was al
one time expected, when on October
81 1873, the circulation reached 3,
OIL 900 900 francs, no opposition
would probably have been made to
it, and whatever the government
asked for would have been granted.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
AIerrlmne and Monltor.

Unless the principle that underlies the
pay ment OF pIize money to sailors Ii
snuTely wrong, the Senate bill proyid.
ing for an award 10 the officers AMI ere v
oil our fl ST "MOnitol" of the approx.
ate value OF the Conf defate IRON. CLAD
Virginia, better known as the MsrIi.
mac, ShC uld be passed. The value OF
captured vess, Is Is distributed among
sailors Tor the purpote OF stimulating
tctlVlty, sleltuess and persistence, aud
t has never been cu-tOmary to dIscour
1ge sail)rs by refusing prize money be-
chuse q conquered vessel NaS sunk IT,
stead OF captured. A large sum of M on-
~, If not the full value OF the vessel,
was divided among the crews that dur
ng our lest war with Great Britain
destroyed the Brtish trigates Guerrero
and JAVA, the slOops-Of- war Penguin
and Levant and many other ships, aud
nsOIly two lundTed thousand dollars
v as awarded the crew of to Kears arge
TOR sinking the Alatama duriE z The lsIe
civil war. he Msirimac was blown
up ty her commaScer instead of sunk IN
action, but her late was the direct result
OF the terrible pounding that she re-
cetved from the Monitor. The state
ments OF her own officers prove this, and
so does the fact that she was blown up
by SO able and plucky 81 aman as Tat
nall.-N. Y. Herald.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-25
Positive Cure

Tor All those Painful Complaints and
WEAKNESSES SO cOmm0 10 our best
female population.
II Will cure entirely the worst form
female Complaints, all ovarian troubles
Displacemeuts, and the CONSEQUENT Spi-
nal Weakness, and is particulRrly adapt
cd 70 the Change of Life.
~ wll dissolve and expef tum0rg rom
tne uterus In an early stage of develOp-
ment. The tendency to canoerous humors
Lhere Is checked very speedily by it's use.
IL removes fsiEtness, haGu1euey, de-
stroys all craving for stlmulants, and
relieves weakness OF the, stomach. II
curee Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tratlon, General Debility. Sleeplessness.
depression and indigestion.
ThaI ieeling OF bearing down cau's.nR
pain, weight and backache, ,is always yer
mAnently cured by its use.
IL Will at all times and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female s. stem.
For Lhe cure Of Kidney Complaints OF
Ell her sex this Compound le unsurpassed.
Lydia II. PfNkham's Vegetable e
&c GempOuud is prepared at 253 and 235
Yves ern Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price oil
SIX bottle. Tor $5. Sent by mau in the
on receipt OF price, el per box for either
RS Pinkham freely answers all letters
OF tnqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
as above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA
Z P1NKHAM'S LIV ER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bili0usness, and tor
plditJ OF the liver, 25 cents per box
A4-S0ld by all druRk sta.