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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
Itdrlety.

Yankee Notions and Toys.
LARG nj ust1p min a nd Tor sa lie atl
& davenport Music store;
No . lie Claire Row: GRASDALL l. HIGGINS
Guitars
Large and very Gne assortne nj OHIO SO God g Iit
srs stvarlcus prices ging from S3,U0 To S4U,
$50 tioiinsifom seventy nse centso tw enIy
inrsat AooCiAire Row. CD
Feather Busters.
4 Very nne assortment can be found at III q Dgyen-
~ port Mu ste store;
SO ! lie Claire ROW: CkH
Canes,
Varied assortm nj 81 receiy ed and for sale low
- al NO o Lo Claire Row Cab
uITAR and Violin strin rs and every Kind of Mu,,.
~ cal hereaandiae, kepiconstantis on hand ut No
LeCiaire now GGH
The Hsllslujsh,
UsT puDlishedb by l.. Mason, Containing yeryan
- collection Church Music; Also the sha WIN by "
IS bradbury and q Root, can be found nj No : La
q are now CfH
hseoTdeonb and FIutiuas
4 Large and weilseieeted assortment iuEt EsCaiys4
- prices that tfail 10 give entire
lNo5 LIE Claire Row: 90
J,LAkioSEiTs, flutes, Fiaxeolo,s ricslows and
u Flies at reduced pricesst
80 4 lie Clare Kow. can
Sheet mpsiG
4 Largscolleenon on hand andAew liuSie r.ssivs,
as soon as published at
NJ b lie Claire Row. C&H
sNHk 6sst Piano Forte sruot0r tn the world Eicb
J. artspn'E modern sehoolfnr Piano For,es can he
Iaund ot Nos lie Claire Row CNB
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Peoria Marine and Fire insurance Com pxuy,
PEORIA

Peoria Marine and Fire Insurance Com pxuy,
PEORIA, Hi.
enAsrgskp lS4i.
fvNhls company continues 10 isSae paieIes on
AMARlNk, INLAND, NAVIGATION, TRANS
rokTATIoN AND FtAF RiskS, Al rsesa.akit
rGfssi
An unconditional Ts,aFa premium orio percent.
usi BE paid back II Gauge cnsiemers 81 thtsiose 81
she year.
Farm property and detached buildings. fapersbl,
situated may be insared against lose or damage by
are, Tor any length OIL time iron ens 10 ave 9ers,
Tow rates OF pren4iam- aud thas avoid sssfssnsnas
ss IN Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL 100000,
DIRECTORS
Isaec undeThill; Thee. Perry, VA Iss4rsn,
A. "a. Tying. W. Il. Phelps, PEA Brosherson,
z. Holland, VIM. Fem, l.. Hss:land,
Nm. h. Masen, II. l. BoGriaad J Rayiul1s,
Charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
Isaac uxpsknLb, Pres; b. l.. L. BopklAkn, Vice
Pres.; CaAKlEs HOLLAND, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS Agent for Rock island, Davenport,
Moline and vicinity Office 81 Fish Gosaals + Lees
BANKING House, ilan ois Street, Rock Island H..
Nay slth DIFF
Chicago City Insurance Company,
CAPITAL eIjO,OUO.
kdmnnd Csnneid, Presl. Henry bandt, Sec't
J. T, LANE, Agent,
Dec Z, SIS payenpert, Iowa
Warrington Union Insurance Company,
Cleveland, ohio.
RES0UR CES $50 900.
A1rNo Special Hazardous, steam or Marine Risks
uken.-64 GUhktCH ~ STEWART, Agents.
sepS au Davenport, iawa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

A ps.upfai farm d aies iEon Davenport 10
serss, ~ seiss IN csiusssien, part aneef, se'
hcsss, ssscis, ee.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
A bAkGAINi

IsHE s9ry Is tsd tnat properly Aeis VOC hsL, IVA
snoee ssniHas Dsfga4a IN 20 ass Anc lease 0ala
"a ral, O y tps subscriber. oDiiGed 10 sel
sad = II 40 so far the ease Of ihe mors,-
Caisoon o. tue pre- tpsa, hsrfiron 81. near 81
o. q my saaq Oh ssh 81 o'sios sAs So@H h"as7'
Also, ans los for saiis . .,,,,,,.r,,,,-..
Jans l34d1 y rt1@thlhI
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10 LsAss

A xuMEER Of desirable ictr for rssidsncss %
"A Rrsd,, M1ia and Harrison streets, 70 ieass ior
he tern " ie ysars, Apply 70
once on Asin bet~eep Froat and Second SIS.
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A reduced prices. Nov Is yonf ame 70 sei
sfAte my presented
aue IL dSu A.C. BlLLON.
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Valley City Mills, Scott 49,. n
4 REconstsntly manuia c,u - eeunty,
~, Flour which they win al we bee, sr.at
rrices through their agents. ~ 'osen a,,t
sept9 Corner p w,
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NEW STORE.

THE undersigned IL resolving and opening FIJI m
piete assar tneni II Choice Family Gr6larirs cosst
nR 10 part iogss
aaS. D Z. 81. lsIobers Syrup HolasGes p u Clarified
p0. deEud and Crushed, Sugar, Bu l. and sneIsr.s
Tess gygd ssEHtm-bt, iis and Java Golfer Palm gs.r
wooden aud Willow HsTe, Dried Apples aad I'E,aLLs
Star and Taligw Candles DTied Beet &C. &c
r-ALSD--
Fitch f0Tis &paics 5Gaps Sh9reis, H0Ca Rake IA ~,
lIq-s and az ything usually found Family gT,r,-s-
which detsImBsd 10 sell ipF cash ehsap ~ ~
eAsastEt Don't ogaet the place West side o nrsry 4,
three dugss frVSn the to@t
All lgAEu PAEMELR 4 ET0
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
An 0psn Field and Fair flay.
IGHGHSE Sf0cK OF
WATfSAEA Ann IEWkIkN


q wax silver Spoons and Forks. ali staes and pat,
I ,seens Ana made expressly Tor the unde gned
Siso fan assortment of MOTIONS Ceisnfatsd Gold
Psasat taagfs) &C. R-eLoS's'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

snail fs.up acres al sc e1iIsvsas1a . ooc ss1
ese , nnes non psveDPor-
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Iunraysd Yarn.

$40 Aeres highi. .lsrossd isrm Iniie; ne'n psy-
snpors, - serssir eiassauen, Eooa oesfo HHee,
win cssre orange, house, siaoas, etc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
pI0NRRR RAYRRYI

THE saving been suinrs~ry ops,ed oa bit
= cid ss~ea BY ass has cpeped out IN the kane
b,rldIns Adjoining kourss keils Co., Front bowed
REC - ad and Ferry sss., whsrs no viii be siAd
~ q a srlesds many disposed
fnyor aliu with taeir p.lraGsSe. ID. MOORE.
aalv ~ n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

Ia su,s a nAss from p.ysnport, - n eai "a
Ton S sesss unesr, % sSsss pIs,sss, noass,s 'te,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03
DAVENPORT nGsic sTORE

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa,
fDsrsons DESTROYS OF information connorDing mi,
/ psidt can see II pistoi the new Town anj ob,sII
II lpariicniars Of prices oilots &c. by calling on
GkO. II. PAFkBa.
Once over Wileyis Grocery Store 2dSt
~
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fam Aaeufits.
Julius Lytance,

Ii I'D a u - a. r,
oece in Atkansea.- -l-,sh secant street, betssei
Main and Erx1y,
Sf1AcEEs large cesnaisi fimeer, y mass HOE
iii davenport, pric- So per scres vii Ne d'Nid'
90 ~ ssis Re resasss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-03

4 I0frEE-Hio, Java and Mocha Tor sale by
~ swans. CHKW d CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
CrfS intelligence.

Bof2 Arryy1 10 Eaars IRON BIAcxvu1s Iz-lxp =.
Mickey ovlcy gentleman OF an eccentric turn OF mind
who abors under balucinaIon respecting the rights az
prperiy he unfortunately does not draw the nice ds-
npcicns Of m.am and team recognized society, ana
ss saturday be vas sent To the Pensenuary by be-
pcvolent authorities, Who we're OF opinion that
residence On Bsek~es island .oai 10 ha, good dafns,
The warm weather sb1 help 70 Of The dea-
cheney OF hs early ed 1cso1. Mickey however, aid
he the prospect, and deierrn-d 70 sscspc Waite or
The bcat that wss Ia convey hun 10 the Island bo
divescd himself Of his cotrny and s,rsns INTO hs river,
and sw sm Tor a boat near by He vas pursued by tee
mcers. and Mickey hauled up nsensbIe and nearly
crowned and Old not recover until ne arrived AZ me osber
tide. Mickey protested he did wsn 70 escse,
only the weather being warm add tic river l9,xed so
inviting that BIO could no, resist the temptation n psrgo
IN Mickey Was finally locked u2 10 the Penitentiy crlio
10 cure him Of his little Innocent decisions.
Corr Dr Sornf-How 10 PRrvx,r THE burning sun
Of July producing rs usual eject upon tbs 1nor,unssc
Aborcrs who are exposed TO its fusncs sun suokee'
are common, and the number Of fatal not a few.
Nould be well, perhaps, ~ gre fec hns 70 those pc
Whose compel Them 10 toll In this terrible
sestte This dsemper is caused By an undue sccum1-
s'ior CT blood N the mead, aud therefore al thai re-
,Uired keep The head coeL Baihe ofen A. rss-
.thc, straw hat OF the top Of which hsve
storge mosfened rhh water, Itch should DO changed
eateoy during tho Day avc, qno and do Dot drink
much water Above ell tbines avoid wearing cssch and
glazed hsts and csrs. Peter h1hern vas SUI struck ~
ire Atlantis decks saturday, ard on physician beng
called be ave a. his optot hsf y vas me result OF
drill hing cold mmc defsicly rae man evsntaslly
rtJUvered.
THx Masonic Rnasp or Rsru.we understand stst Mess
,aues arr.rae and Psrod and strakosch, have vol.
neered ter valuable services for concer for The beus
4 Of he Masonic Board Of Relief u is sso Understood
Nr Thalbery, the great pianist 4 also give HI. po
for the be and gersrops ertakiuT = relieve
- Slsyee members ojhs enoieIi ADD horo-els s>r
irliy tnai tnsr eTnts~mt 70 fos ned wih success 10
p. "a t.s4Nt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-13
t0llce lnfslll9ence.

CAUTION TO FAMILIES LEAvTsd YoR COUrsY-9p
CLANS IN IHr FiFIrrSTH whRD--at O'Clock yc.,erj y
afternoon, the residence Of Mr.. Cornelius Berriau ct
Warrington place, ~@ burg lsrlously ensrcd, and 500
worth OF iawelry and silver ware stolen. appears that
Mr. Berrsn and family were q Wilt at SDutn Orange
New Jersey ieasDg the house, during their absence IN
charge OF Swc servant girls. The girl, went about
nree O'Clock TO zee friends leaving the house With
any body in charge During the day officer Bradford
OF the Ninth precinct while pArong his beat discovered
Two who had ratner susp, ous appearance and he
determined W sich them They stoppei at different
places nut anaiy they vert IN Mr.. Berrsns hou-e Ia
West Wa hingon place. aDc street do by
u sise Keys On e prsAof4 I.SGoa,ca repaired
Ninth ~ard station hous srd p-o scd II services
OF Oletr FusO1 20 sd h!n ~ n.sny tie arrest
The t~o tf 80 procecoed tjsr.hsr ~ the so and ~
they approached thoy duo yerec Of nen upon
The stoop spd tho nhsr IN u'e area seeming 1 rcady
N tate their oel an . IN tCtD. we ~ GERS they
thought tha they hsc been sioevercd sri unedafoy
fok "eg bail" sai IN, officers gave ., end after
sharp race sroNt fsvfrN boSs, s'ct s them IN
oecier street III. p' ousrs We, ,h,u spnducisd 70
the Gersop varkct Pol IT. Re ofs. "a b Fann-snn
sps save 'heir tsm-i "a J'~'th ; rl N JJon wai
They we're searched, Arb -,t-ed ,sDu sneir persons
~ere fond ihrco roln r@irf ., nine xbl urs several
silver baf kin Rugs, three rar 500 vpc sce several
geld chains, bracelets bres o., sscn ea, and hume
rous other ARTICLES In asey scd sl 20 ~sre unr 10
al smountpg "a about ft0. rples act of buy srs
iosls a,o found about them. Justice Fsn Sau
committed HON hr eraminat,sn. Aser the pri.Jners
~ere locked no the officers ri airel 20 Mr. Bcrraas
house, and through the apsrtr snts nd found tho
their conp uts s,rcwn In every direction TRUNKS we're
broken open but nothing tab excrp, the 10 VERY 10
be bsemett the thieves has placed upon toe table the
tvet casters ana sth.r silver ee showinx evidently al
Intention 70 Iesurp for booty nnrios tns chase
an, the thieves ucer Etvon iort vaushc ring
some $50 vss heavy gold ring with shield set
with an 0nyx stne.
BURGLARS IN rsK WENT FlRsf wAED-Arrsrrr 70 sHoSr
PorcFxAs-s shortly after O'Clock on Sunday morn
M pairoman xoinre, Of the twenty fret ward,
A three young attempting 10 break IN the ssorc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-10
9ort Of MlfnpBls.


The river is stu falling opposite our city. The
weather yesterday was very warm; before dinner there
was a heavy fan Of rain, but it did not cool the atmOs-
phere in the least; at SIX O'Clock in the evening 1t CON-
menced raining again, and at present writing the rain is
stu oominS down. There was but one departure yester-
day, the steamer Editor for st. Louis. The Memphis
arrived from oipeinnsti, ard the Boifie passed up from
New Orleans 10 81. Louis.
E- The Grenada Republican, Of last Saturday, says
o The recent rains have swollen the YslObusha and pn-
eered Il again navigsble."
70 The steamer R1;nb0g, from Louisville and the
Eclipse from New Orleans, were both due yesterday sf-
tsrnoon, but had nst arrived at eight O'Clock last night.
e The ane siesmer Editor has been placed in the
Memphis and St. louis trade, as . regular packet, and
viii hereafter leave our landing regularly every Tuesday
Afternoon for 81. louis.
e The ane steamer Memphis, under command Of
Captain Pepper. arrived early yesterday morning from
Cincinnati with q large trip. She viii depart at an
early hour this Afternoon on her return trip.
q We cory the following items nom the Camden
(Ark.) Herald, oflast Thursday:
"Tbe mornings, for = few days past, have been quite
cool FOR the season. SeasOnable sh weTs Of rain have
fallen at intervals. The river has Iisen several feet, and
Is stil n~Avieable for small boats.
STEAMER SYDoNIA BURNT.-The steamer SydOnfd,
Cspt. Augomar, on her way down from this point 10 New
Orleans, was burnt on the 22i ult, 30 miles below Monroe
at Drhih0's plantation. Boat and cargo \ total loss. We
regret 10 learn that two lives were lost, the second steward
and one fireman The cargo Of the SydOnfd consisted Of
Il bales OF cotton aud sundry packages Of merchandise.
The number OF passengers on board was about 30"
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Important to Planters & Millers.
FELLOWS IMPROVED
Self Sharpening Portable Grist Mil.
In Improvement on all Other Patents.

IN Improvement on all Other Patents.
THIS is enc Of the most valuable inventions Of the day,
IL possessing all the qualifications requisite TO make II
valuable 10 the farmer. Il Is destined 10 supply . want
that has long been felt by that portion OF community. II
is so simple in construction, that Any person o. ordina-
n skin can run il and keep II n order The grinding
surfaces are Of the most dursbie character, harder than
any tempered steel, and not liable to get out OF order.
II win grind wheat, corn, oats, buckwhest drugs and
spices crush and grind corn and cob admirably, OF shened
oats and corn, and cob may be vel ground together. The
small size frame mill, with twO-hOTse power, viii grind
from ave to eight bushels OF superior corn meal per hour,
and from eight to ten bushels OF good feel for stock, and
requires but little attention, and may be run by gin-5elt
without increase OF expense. The large size Irame mill
viii grind ever twice that amount per hour, The meal
Is not heated in grinding valuable feature. Prices
are, for small size sl25; large size $500. We have the
risht to sell the States Of Alabama, Mississippi, LOui-
s.ana Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, and a portion OF
Texas. A rare chance Is here offered for competent and
responsible men 70 engage In the sale Of Nils.
County and State rights sold on accommodating terms
All orders, communications, and applications for Rights
and Mills addressed TO us wiz he promptly responder 10.
tuD4-dawiy JENNINGS & REYNOLDS.
P.S DAVIS. HODGE 4 WILLIAMS, Commission and
Forwarding Merchants. are our agents in Memphis, Tenn.
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9tms By Gtlfgrapb
TO ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS.
Utah Affairs.

WARRINGTON, June s.-surgsOn-S neral David q.
Burr, Of Utah, has arrived. he states that il his cpl
MON a thousand troops would be suaacisnt TO overswe the
Mormons. he says they had not heard before he left Of
the intention Of the United States Government to send
troops there, but frequently laughed at tie idea OF Gov
erBment enforcing the FEDERAL laws against them. Nj.
Burr thinks one half the Mormons would rise against
YOUNG II supported b. troops. He does not a%pprehend
the KOrmons viii show hght, but thinks they will leave
with Young, provided they can find some other location.
Burr further says that Salt Lake IS the meanest tettle-
ment he ever ssw-there is AFFECT poverty everywhere.
Young's word is law, and the oppression Of the Mormons
Is cruel and relentless By the present rulers. There are
only nifty antilles in the territory, and they are objects
Of bitter persecution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-10

RTrTbe Corinthian Pillar, of last week, af-
ter referring to several business firms in this citb re-
: srks:
eve believe that 10 is a pretty vel conceded point that
Memphis is one OF the best markets in which to sell cot
ton IN the whole South. Fer merchants are mostly liber-
al gentlemen and men Of enterprise. She is stretching
out her iron arms in every direction TO grasp the & sde CT
the surrounding country. She has literally cast her bread
upon the waters, and we have 10 doubt but tkat it VIII
return unto her after may Gays. She has taxed her cit
liens and her resources pretty heavily to carry ont her
vari0Hs railroad enterprises. Il was doubtless good poll
cy as a city for her 10 do so, and at tha same time her
Efforts in this dir ction have been a great advantage TO
the surrounding country Nay she Be rewarded ten-fold
Her position is one Of the best in the Southwest, for
building Up a great city, and we predict that Memphis
will soon rival ST. Louis and Cincinnati. So mote il be. d"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-10

FIREMEN's PARADE.-At an early hour yes
tsrdsv morning, the rEgiaE Of several Of the fire alarm
bells denoted that something unusual among the hremen
was sb.ut TO t-anspire, and ere nine O'Clock arrived, va
riOus members OF the Fire Department, gaudiy atiirsd
IN Uniform, were passing through the different streets.
At ten o'c0ck the procession formed on Main street, facing
north, and shortly after marching orders were given, and
the procession started in the following order:
Chief Marzh0l-J. q. EDMONTON.
MdrsAGps Aids-F. D. TALLEy, n. EAGAN.
Hessing's Band.
Iadspendsnt Fire Company No l..
Liberty Fire Company's Band.
Liberty Fire Co. No. ;.
Mechanics Fire Compsny's Band.
Mechanics Fire CO. No. l.
washington Fir Company No. l.
Hook and Ladder Company Ne. l.
Relief Fire Company No. 2
The procession novel up Main street 10 OvertOn, thence
TO second. down Second to Adsms, thence to Third, down
Third to Union, thence TO DeSotc, down DeSotO to Beal,
thence 70 Hernsneo, out Fernando to Vance, thence &c
Main. down Main to TraEevant, thence to Shelby, up
Shelby 10 Union, thence TO Main, up Msin 70 Cour
Square, around which the procession marched and was
then dismissed.
Early in the morning the weather was very WARN, with
no Indications Of ,ain, tut about the time the procession
.,rred it commenced couding over, and before the IRE
proceeded over more than two-thirds OF theii
ne rain ten in torrents, but, Notwithstanding this,
.arched ever the whole 7 ute laid down.
h company carried banners and wEeAihs, and the
eral engines and reels were appropriately decorated.
Aring the march OF the procession many handsome bon
uets were thrown 10 hremen, and al several points oi
the route cheers were given for the ladies.
Ab1u' three hundred hremen Joined in this pageant,
making a display alike oreditabls to themselves and the
city. Each company had its own Marshal, and the best
Of order was preserved during The entire route.
Wereyret much that the weather proved 50 unpropi-
tious. as many who would Ike to have seen the parade,
who did not live on the line o. march, were driven home,
and thus lost q sight well worth seeing.
In the evening q bah was given, which was numerOusly
ATTENDED, aud the greatest pleasure derived BY all who
were fortunate enough 70 be en- hand to participate in the
festivities o. the occasion.
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FOR 1 II MARSHAL.

WE are authorized to announce Major GEORGE W
FISHER as a candidate for Recorder at the ensuing mu
nicipaI election. APPS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-10
To the Editors Of the Memphis appeal:
With reference to The call made on me
O RECORDER.

Es WE are authorized to announce HUME F. HILL
Esq, as a candidate for reelection to the ONCE Of r.
corder. ap7s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-10
Rurnett's neutrality-suspicious.
Testimonial.

hLnD o aAN Ia Al0sH
MEssRs. JOSEPH BURNETT L. Co-GeHtlemen The
pa, sare a KaHiston came to hsn1last evening, and l am
CAD 10 have an oppOrtuni y TO state TO you how much we
value it. Ny family have used it almost daily for more
than two years, and nov they think they cannot do with
out it
A single application has repeatedly rem owed the freek-
les from the face OF my little boy, leaving his skin smooth
and fair. And in al cases Of sunburn or irritation OF
the skin, frsm whztevor cause. 1t has thus far proved
itself q perfect and very pleasant remedy.
I can, II you desire 1t, refer you TO several cases OF OBJ
stinate cutantous disease, in which know the kailiston
has had a wonderfully good effect; one in particular, the
daughter OF Mr.. P, one Of my n~eighb0Ts, han sur
fered for many years from eruption and painful inham-
nation Of the skin, CORDIALLY the effect Of bad vaccine
virus leaving IL n several places puckerd and quite
red. A few weeks ago l 20 him your Kali
liston, he has since me that the efect Of its use
has been very marked and beneficial, that the ska has
become soft and smooth, and the and red
ness hiss nearly DISAPPEARED. This is an important case,
and will tell you more about it when ! see you.
1 owe it to you to state that ] did not believe in the ef-
hcscy Of any cosmetic until I tried your Kslliston, and /
cheeriully give my testimony in its favor.
Yours respectfully, J N. BOYD.
For sale by s. MANSFIELD & CO., and dealers gener.
ally. Price Soc. and 81 per bottle. Junf-dAtwlw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-06-10

SALE OF Real Estate IN MEMPHIs.-Mr.
G. W. Hanna, Real Estsie AuetioDeer, effected the sale
% S44,O 600 worth Of property belonging 10 WIN L VANCE,
EsQ., situated IN South Memphis, which shows the rapid
rise Of real estats. in his city. Lots on the Outsr limits Of
the city, on Beal Lear Myrtle, sold from Ss5 to $40 per
frrnt foot; on Tennessee, Vance and other streets, from
SIS to $50, whilst those on a side street, fronting the
Gayoso House, sold as high as size per front fsot. Con-
sdsring the advanced state OF the season, this tells well
for Memphis property.