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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-01
THE DAILY APPEAL.

AAETvAL.-Among The arrivals al the Wor-
shan House yesterday, We notice the name Of
Gen. c. G. NELMs, Of Mississippi.
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Leaves WEDNESDAY. October g. 81 So. 81.
o. 8. n Packet.-IEO sINOEDa II. SMITH. Mast.
UTILLle leave a. above WEDNESDAY, .Rh
w October 8, at -. 81. For freight L1
Of rasazge arpiy G1 bard OF 20 ~
IL RAWLINGS, Agent -
octi-td 81 Mosby & Hunts BuidIug.
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A..
= HILL.

4 TTOREEES IT Law. Solicitors in Cha1--F s1I
n General Coueetng AGENTS. Jsclnt0, Miss. HLE=
pr0mpt attention o. az su-incEs ccn1dei Oh them un1r-
sionaiy. Ecter 90 en- past a. ss Itez 20 ne ;r,urs
my2-fatufy
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CoTToS The Garpia, from Yicks5urg, and
the Frisbss, from Napoleon, came in last night
each having a considerable quantity Of cotton
m hoard
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Il est BY the u7te-siguei on the 23ul i-st, fn Turtz
IL ccuntr sisT, enc d-sfl Drawn by j. A.. Foster on
sample. Mitchell = Co OF Memphis. Tenn. for ere
hundred iuiiars. ard made uaTable % S p AErn. the
undrrsErsd a1d eu9a-sad BY BIN. the eflrs forcuara
the sid Ssmpic, hitc1Cu 3 Go. irom paying the acre
said draft &c any persdn CT persons, Unless hcreefts- duly
the same. fau11 8. r. ALLEN.
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STATE BOEDa-At New York on Saturday
last twenty-nine thousand Tennessee bonds
changed hands; twenty-six thousand n 90, and
three thousand at Goa.
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rsI,rrarhic HInrL.t,.

NEW cRLEANs. September so.--Auivsa steamship
PhIldzPhiai ships Eerlhamptau, Earsthoa aud JOhl
HEueoot, fonE,v York.
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GAETIRN.

ne great popularity o. this delisstfui Aroma has In,
droed Eaay mutations, which the public should guar
sEsnst purchasilg. BE not persuaded to buy anythin-
else until you haEc ZiTCn hosrhzvc's Holland Bitters
fair trial one bottle VIII ecavlnce you how tHnnltq+
superior b. Is % AL these limitations.
u-sof a. 81 Ferbolle, Of six bottles for IS. b. N.
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EdmOndsOn & Armstrong,

Edmondson & Armstrong,
wholesale and Retail Dealers n
HIDES, OIL IND LEdTHEP.
no. 27 GAIN sTHEBT,
Opposite Court ~Squarc-Sign Of In
q OLD O IA StdEEuH.
KEEP constantly Oh hand q fun assortment OF Articss n
their I;ucs consisting in part CT French szd Ar7sricz1
CALF Skins. BcRiock and Oak-TaHnad Sole Lasihe-
~sklrtings. Harness Stride. wax and Kip Upper Lesthe-
zrameisd and Patent Leather CT 81 kinds; PAD. HoE
Channels, DER, Lluins ard rgPpins SANS Also. = fUl
assortment Of ssddlsTs' ssosmakeTs' ss5 Tanners
Tools, sc. ssfiAu Hardware szd Harness Eomttugs
Of every varisty-t0 which ~ rss7eetfuBy invite
the attention Of persons buyinE 10 oar line.
Euz2o-itwaEIy
Saddles. Harness, Hridlcs, &C.
WI are nov JUst receiving a fresh AMI v-a ss,ectes
stock Of GOODS In this liae. -uch q.
SADDLES sRIDLEs
HARNESS, COLLARS
6AHRs, WHIPS.
WAGOE AREss
BRIDLH FrLLEGs, FORsE Covers.
SADDLE nASs, ITO, $40. ETC.
or EvERT vARTETT.
All OF vhish 20 VII sen at the very lowest market rates.
BPHOEDsOE q ARMSTRONG,
No. III Main street,
G1g20-atEsviE Sign o. the Golden Stlrrup.
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DYSPEPSIA AMI FITS
DR.. o Phelps Brown,

HI great carer o. CONSUMPTION, was for several
years 50 badly afflicted BY Dyspepsia that for a part o.
tie the hs vas ooHdnsd . his bed. He vas e~ysrtusIy
cured BY q prescription furnished By q young c~lsIrvoy-
ant girl. This prescription given b. a mIe child,
Shus ia state o. trance has cured e~veryboey Who has
taken Il, never having failed clcc Il Is squsEs rs sure
in cs-e5Sf Pits IS o. DysPep-is. The Ingredients may
Be found In sny Drue Store ! VIII sind this valuable
prescription 70 any person On receipt Of one stamp %
pay postage. ADDE'S,
DE-. q. PHELPS BRORN,
Nc 81 Grand S., Jersey CITY, NJ.
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Snffia[ N0fffs.
MedFcaI Rufcher1os >


II the op-ratis< tables % our hotplisls and surreons'
halls 'qud sBesF. hey YOU'D sen CO nsny IN uunecfs-
iGU mutfasion o; the human bod. We vuuid say to
all sunsrsrs from Dancer, ssafula, Nsrcurial Disorders.
and ali other hssh-ooEsumirg maladl q, o. not submit
yourselves 70 the sufseou's knife uHin yon have rut
inside a fair Til OF BRA0os ARcrIo LIsuaEsr. In
nlnssy-sine cases cut n evey huadrpt e core wcuIi be
erected without pain sr iBe9nVensenos. This invaluable
remedy Is for ssie At all respectable Drug 81 tres.
BreEss Arrtio Lininentis for ssisBg sl respsotssle
DursiztsthroushOu n eOsntry. ssp7s-asv9v
Il is quite a Common 'Observa-
ffOn,
THAT consumption d the chief eurse q this climate,
prsying upon old and youus. and se4tHrng Eidsly its
shafts Of destruction Bat sn who hsvs ever travsisd
through the south and west, or, indesd, thrOuEh any
portion Of the interior Of the oountry, must have Ne
tlc.d tia; there f. q dlsssss Ear more prevalent among
Americas than consumption. Day after day they are
alternately Skating e With a Hsrvous A. or rendered
i~ellri9us with fever. Most o. them ana an early grave.
No one vhs has ever sesH or experienced this disease,
ssn fail t. psrcsivs that We aIluas 10 What q called Pc
yer and Ague. Ths disc svsrfr Of a remedy for this evn
must. and should Be considered apubno bensfaetor, and
Dr.. J. HosIErTER's CELEBRATED BITrEns, Il The
remedy, we know from personal trial.
FOR sale By Druggists, and dealers generally, everJ-
Where. seu29-dtwaviE
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For Sale,
4U 49, GRAHAH s. HILL,
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Scientific & military

MORE thsu 1900 cases hagc been cured wfihir .E5
W last SIX 5csrEs ransics from enc Co thirty years
atacdiug OWL Loving, Lognrt0u, va Thomas Hctrs
Fetershurs, VirginIa, joel IT. Parish. Eu--rr-.
Virsinis, JOHN Reynolds, Big Island, virginia, Them
IS y Marshall. Beaufort, n. @ Kiss Hattie Re-r-se
Pine Hal, n. c. Sar1uei Bingham, MosevGie. n C..
Co. Archibald snf P. Carter. Hosgvlie, n. @. Hen.
9ecrse g. henee1hzli, Jamrst0v1, y. O.. Mrs. LeTsnn
Andersen Cnvtrgton, Gccrgia, Z A. BauEh, SoCai CEg-
Gle, Georgia, Jerry Creamcr. Dziicn, Ca. Wm. b. Chan
Ter, Calhoun, Ga Elisha burden, Social CIrcfc. Ga.
Col. 7. LHmpsiu and John Palmer nunasVile, Ala.
PemphlCts cuntauins testilouisl II the niehcst c1a--
acter win be farWarded 70 suy one wishius 90 Hst The
truth OF the above.
u nedistneE Forwarded y mail.
address, Jas A. CLOr-OE, q. 2
oI18-lY Hurtsvu1o. Aatama
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Medical Notice.
ONE BOTTLE

TTHE uu5ersirned have formed a psrtnarship In tn
practice Of Medicine *. once IN LeloE's new
bIock. Ga Union street, q few doors east CT Main.
IN WALKER, n. D,
rps-fm ORVILLE R. EARLT, n. D.
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-. ~ go -, .. y y. oe-e s3.s.

-" = VT "-"|-||T u
n PeTsoas RESTING near HontFcmery. Ala or At
lantas Ca can have heir orders flcd. and save time.
b. ADDRESSING 3. swan 4 Co. It elther o. these cities.
q list o. te numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with thc AMOUNT q ta= prize that esch one IS e.
titled %, will be putMshfd after every drawing IN The fol-
l1Etng papers New Orleans Delta, Ho5ue Register,
Charleston 6tandzr1. Nashville Gazette. Atlanta Inteff-
enoeri New ferz weekly Day BOOK, savannah GeoI-
gisn, Richmond DtEpatch, New York Dispatch, PsEI-
diuE CAissl Clarion, Augusta Gal Coustituft0naiist
al LLLlLn ~ ~ I Tn-e nanlr-.L- LrIa-Ir-anos
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MEMPHIS, Team November q 1851.
I here1y certify, TAI having been hady bruised AID
cadedby he explosion o. & steam boiler, q friend IN
duce4 ne 70 try BrsCg's Arctic Linimcnt me smart
vas instantly extracted from the scsIds, and n q
very short time, all tha pain was gone from lhe bruises.
In tro weeks 7 VS. vel, md abs 70 resume ny bust.
ness. HEEaT H~AVERSKILL-
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CHANcERT sALEs-OuT advertising column
has a catalogue Of I've distinct sales Of pro-
perry, to be sold By JNo- c. LAEIEE5 Esq,
Clerk and Master, il front Of his Ohce. The
cstalogus embraces wagons, negroes, a large
number Of city building lots, as well as choice
plantations and l5ts in various parts Of the
county. This is one Of the most interesting
sales ever held in Memphis. The sales begin
at II O'Clock his morning.
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Dress Making.

This department = he estsb lsh1ens Is in thoroughl
oompetEnt hsHcs, and viii b conducted with a view
secure entire sAtiEfacti=n- THyl0r's system Ct DRES
0UFTTSG By MEASUREMENT, viii b. prsctice4. n
science slFo taught IN g few lesssns- tenn SO
rru2s 2E
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KATE FRISRER.

q n n AhauEt 80 FFssH.ssua=Aa o. NOAuaaH N-Ea#
SAM WOoD and LARRY HARhIsTEAD, ASSISTS.
HAVIN obtained the Nal Contract 49,
II from Aemph 70 Napoleon FOR the -
next four years. this dne, fast uunlnE
steamer With recent Improvements -
which make her equslin every resPectto any new steam
ernoW adcat, W~iilleavc regularly 81 absve. and Napoleon
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
Iull shortly plsce another ro0d beat IN the trade.
70 leave each port tWce a week, thus giving Co uE
friends and the publc rc1erslys an a-cou-.l=-.
packet, four tirlrs = week, and respectfully solicit
from them = continuaucc OF their fsvors. mis- lire wiu
-un regularly fer the reNt four years, regardless GO me
opposition JOuN r. uIRLE
HThls packet has ;ns exclusive rirht f-un the
white River MAJ Li-e 20 Issue through Bills Of LsdLE-
for freiEht or 1hrCugh TickeU 90 passengers Cor Eti-r
river, and after TIE lEt Of july VII have Che same eE-
elusive privilege @ Arkansas R-ver Nail Line
n%ThrOugh Tickets f1r freight CT pRssenr-rE Will
NOT BE RECCGEEZEp By any ether heat.
EE-The vents OF 81 Going bushes with this line Ul.
be Or Eptly ATTENDED TO- myI1-rr
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XOHN A. o 5

V---|-- N-I
Having purchased the entire stock Of merchandise Of
Wm R1-gars. Wouid give n~tlcs u th- 5uh-ics that be Is
prens-ed 10 q aIo orders for new and fashln1bl CLOTH
| ING, with Dispatch. HIS stock e fresh and Of the best
quality. having bsen selected with great care this Pal
81 tie Iste proprietor
He has Hecurad thc strVIoes q Messrs. T. l. SKEGGs
and wv who vii superinteEd the me-hEni-
l al aepsrfme4t cf my b1rinasE. seu2i-Im
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4ort of MIrmpbis
Aui-sl. and D,Darl0r,s

AfAAFats $40 DeF-0
TauRsDAY, ~septembtr 80. 1855
City Of Memphis, St. Louis to n. Orleans.
Langley, Napoleon 10 Memphis.
Lucas, st. Louis to Memphis.
Return, White River TO Memphis.
Garvin, Viskburg to Memphis.
Frisbee, Napoleon to Memphis.
River news.
The river continued falling slowly yesterday
The landing was dali, though much more livel
than a month ago.
The H. R. W Hill is the packet boat 70
New Orleans, leaving this evening at eli
o'clock These packets boats are without gu
periors for the righteousness Of their fitting u
aud the suDFtuousness If their table. 1t is 4
fact, as we are assured, that not a case Of yel
low fever has Oecsrred on a single boat Of thii
packet line during the season.
The unrivsiled Memphis f~avOrits, the Dieksyi
will leave tomorrow for st. Louis, being the
regular packet for the day. This is q splendid
boat, " ehaVe travelled on and tried her, and
Capt. Able has scarcely an equal for uTbane
courtesy and a winning pOlitsness that makes
him a universal f~avorite, especially with the
ladies.
The Frisbse leaves tomorrow on her regular
trip with the mail for Napoleon.
The Gsrvin is the Vieksburg boat taking
down the mail from Napoleon.
The machinery Of the steamer NOrthsrner
will be sold at S. Louis to-day, at tue Instance
Of the Cincinnati Insurance. Company. The
Northsrnsr, we believe, had low pressure en-
gines, with high pressure boilers.
At Louisville the canal has been closed daily
to clean Out the mud, but Capt. LOekhsrt,
the superintendent, opens il every evening.
Owing to the prevailing epidemic, the rates
OF labor, or wages, have been advanced at New
Orleans on Southern boats to $50 and $40 per
month, and rather scarce at that.
The St. Louis Republican, Of the 18th, re-
ports:
The river here continues to fall steadily, but
not rapidly There is 81 feet in the channel
# he Lower Mississippi TO Memphis. The
upper rivers are all falling. The Illinois is il
good boating stage. There il 81 feet on the
Lover Rapids in the Upper Mississippi, and 8
feet from keokuk down. The Missouri river
is becoming worse and worse with three and a
half feet IN the channel.
The Cairo correspondent Of the sans paper
writes:
The Ohio is getting into very bad condition,
50 much 50 that navigation ct present is almost
impossible, even for the smallest boats. The
Poland, the last boat out from Louisville, was
aground at French Island, where there was
then scanty twenty inches on the bar, and she
le5t nine boats aground there viz he Chip
Dewa, Time, MIunetonka, Economy, Castle
Garden, Ella, Chattanooga No 2, Mslrose and
Anglo Saxon. The Poland Only draws fifteen
inches when light, but she was obliged not only
TO put all her freight ashore, but to strip her
self Of her fuel and all loose lumber, and then
it was with difficulty that she could spar over.
At Flint Island the VIZ. T0mpkins had been
hard aground for two DAYS when the Poland
aud the Fred Iron was laid up there,
beng used for dancing purposes by the natives
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RETIRIEG-It is with regret We announce
that our respected friend, J. J. McKEEvER,
Esq, has retired from the station be has 50
well FLIED as manager Of the Express business
in Ibis city, Of the great firm Of ADAMS & Co.
He becomes attached to the Office OF the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad, in which position we
wish hin uhboundsd success. Mr.. McKEETEE
is succeeded in bis late ohce BY T. BoRDES,
Esq, who brings 10 his business skill and in
dustTy Joined with courtesy Of manners and an
obliging disposition We welcome him to
Memphis and wish bin a prosperous career.
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e We received yesterday from Mrs. NJ.
L. HmDEsRAE's plantation, in DsS0to county,
Miss, a single branch from q cotton stalk, one
foot in length, or which grew fifteen bolls
and squares, nine CT which are foil grown.
Nts. Hn2EBRAS has several acres OF cotton
which exhibit ths sane prolific wonder. 1t is
truly something to excite The admiration Of al
who love to see cur great staple growing in it;
greatest perfection The branch il a single
stem, there being 10 snaller branches attach
ed to il. The cotton is Of the DEss variety
an nay Be sen at our oEce.
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M. GENSBURGER,


Trunks, Valises & Carpet Bags,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
32l MAIN : 4 n z E Tt
GIFT and CoHntry Merchants and the =EySM
publfc generally, are invited 70 exam E
Inc M stock, whllh, in quality anda III
c~haapnsss, is equsl 20 any manufacture @
North or West.
work done to order fully guaranteed Aukiuds0 He
palsinE done vita neatness and dispatch. Bi8 and
orders promptly attended TO- dec3-ly
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NV oRLEANs, SEPTEMBER N.-Ssss o. Cotton 10
day $3.50 h~sles-puces sitter bat quotsiions unchanged
Rlour nrE st - SECS 90. Corn duh At 50 cts. Cur,
Eies l5k cts.
NV ToRK, September 90 -Korr dull, Stat. At IS II
@ss 2oj Southern s. se8s5 90. whesth-s a deelnin-
tendency, has deslined o. cts. Corn duU
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BRACES ARCTIC LISJuENT,
- nd LIrTLE cHILpRE.
WONDERFUL OUREl
AN EXPLOSION.

Mrs. Betford. Noble, WAS couaned TO Der couch
three year. with numb palsy, and after being tn DEEP
from the fsii1re % al other remedies. uas cured y
Arctic Linin-uts IN = h-tie over a month
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Heasly One Prize TO Every Nine
Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT CHE e.
EACH SATURDAY IN OCTOBER
Whole Tickets, slo; Halves, IS 90;
Quarters, a. so.

n A Circular showing The pan u The Lotteres vi
Be scnt 70 any one desirOls o. receiving 10
Certihesies Of Passages WILLIE sod - tks fauOEiuE
rnfaz Uh1ch a tha rtsE.
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STATE FEHALE -CoLLEGE-An advertise
meat from the accomplished Pres dent II th'
STATE Female College, Professor $ & STAkKs
informs us that toe session commences OF
Monday uext. Il Consequence e The college
building being yet incomplete, as a temporary
arrangement, the classes VIII be organized in
the Montgomery institute, nesr BE ro!!-Ce.
Insulting AND B-ELLIGEREsr An iHdIvid-
usl passing along Front Row. ye=-erdty, ussd
insulting language 10 . LADY, Tor which a by
stsnder very probably whipped hin. He drew
a knife and would have wounded the ialerfe-
ring party, had he net been prevented When
arrested BY ths police, be resisted in q most
violent manner. He viii be examined before
the Recorder this morning, on the charge.
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RoBBEREEs - Look 0vT-It is well for
cur readers to be aware that this city Is Just
now infested With a &c; Of thieves who commit
nightly dspTedaiions. Citizens should be
aware Of these facts. that they may take the
proper precautions Il the alarm had been
given sooner the loss might have been less, BY
the care taken to secure doors and place pro-
perty in safe places Oar police have a hor-
lsror Of publicity, and think that 6urrowing in
70 = dark is more 10 coasisteBce with their busi-
Bsss than being aided by TIE press mistake
.ss TstTsined policemen DO not make No thief
ssss.ss eiyed By the omission TO publish rob
Pa furtha The newsPapers-he knOUs the police
s~ViI-.f watch, and the loser striving TO re-
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The GAIETT-This elegant place Of amuse-
meat was thinly ATTENDED last evening. The
Damb EGE OF AaHeh-stsT was repeated 1t
contains some thrilling passages bat, as q
whole, We regard It as deficient in unity and
interest, and undessrFiug Of the prominence
which has been given to il BY The manager Of
the Gziety. u is not calculated to call forth
the talsa. Of the company, except in the IL
stance Of 4" Tom," which is rendered By Mr..
HESEI with much effect, ard Of /" Edward VIII
TOM which Mr.. WHALLEY makes the most Of.
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Leaves HoNDIV O~teb~r I

Leaves ONDAY Octo5er 4. ats P n.
q. 8. Nail Packet, 3 RAELI I. ID. CLARE. Mast.
WILL lave for TIE ab4ve and 81 .Rk
w intermediate ports. For freight or LkI
passage, apply on board or 70
J. RAWLINGS, Agent. -
octt-st No. ss Main street.
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Nd nov as s~faleslelf o b sfrcflV tue
IL. WADSWORTH, p. 4. WEBSTER Ctev.
nnan ron NNTnunWu
LYNCH, Y & CO,
nNaaHw-a 49,

Hany Druggists. having Old Linlmsnts on hand, win
try b sell them 10 you s. the Best, but do you PES
i-ively refuse 70 purchase them. Ask for BRAGG
ARCTIC LIEIHENT." snd take no other.
LIBEBAL PROPOSITION.
The-ropFletss agree 70 furnish each purchaser Of .
folar bottle, With a free subscription % the o.. s. Jour-
nal Ter che year. This Is one Of tAe best n 2. Illus
trated papers. A Certificate, emitting the holder 70 the
beneat q this proposition, Is enclosed IN the wrapper
around every dollar bottle. The Arctic Liuiment Is put
Up 10 = cent. 50 cent. snd 81 bottles. The6g cent ard ef
botties contain 50 and 100 per csst. more Lnlment IN
prcporti0H % thcir cost, and are tee chrapegt. For sale
by BRAGG & BURROWS,
Sole p -~rteters, st. Lsuis, No
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E. F. GoODE 3 co,
DIR
EEEsE 50 IA u


Tor TIE care Ct every form q
EEMORRHOIDS, OR PILES;
whsthsr Of Isnz sisndinE or reosut oriEnf IEt-rz.; q
ENiernal, whether sttendsi vita Proisrsus Hsnsr-
rtsge, or obstructions sri s1bF
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
No fntsslsl sdtuTsris t1.ns required In sny case, coir y
rszalsss TIE Rs-eis. e GcastHs.sd. Of n Dlsrrhzs az
Rysentrry.
A large number = gentlemen throHghost the oolntrY,
Of high eharsetss Andlaausnes, have vDiua.s5 s,taaA
70 its efczcy IN their own cssas nst Of heAFssy, and
Who's esrtiacsiss naAy bs sen - references 10 the prs-
prstsrs' ESlioali5nsto BE- hsi q their sRents, thrsaxh-
ont tie DATED si-tss.
Price. a. per Bozs fetel.
ne III b But up IN gisss lars, iaclossi IN
a pspsr box, properly labelled sad vnI keep any length
- TeF sale N als cry >,
5OHEsoa 4 Lose,
WAND q yoaEs,
~ EASsPTELD q Co..
n. T. FARNswoRTu
:. 5. UeaEs
~ u. SHELTON.
HErRT fEsT, and
GOODYEAR KEAFP&cc
3, u. CAFAEAUGH { 90.
ezaa&wfy Foprjssr, 81. L0uis, Nc.
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REMOTAE.
No. 2a5 mnin street.
Mara Stolen
ReTrIgeratOrS

UvHIs article received the drst premium 81 the WORLDS
PAR Exhfbitloa at New York; At the lata Fair Of
Ne rniIed states Agrcultursl Society he'd at L~ouisviis;
arf al an ire Fairs where n has been exhibited FcT
sai8 bv The uniersiEud, tsae ssrnts1 q uenufactu1rs
urfcna AChANEHh II W
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q him to this fact. and 30 far is
.-u- "a his silence lie a material aid to
where the police are well sc-
MEMPHIS


EAsTERE NAIL va unfinished BY the intelligent
EtSA ? n
EOrthxsltsTn xsn Vie Rlsof the property carried
A.. n WA1h ~ niCA ~
New oEss1s al . I'VE am stolen goods they are
Esdnesdsys and Rnduys st5P n is caught. But ia
Napoleon Nail arrives h9n1syss
and 6lnicys e. 81 p n Leaves fuFAf mdu0 u te
s~sfsrcays ard SUNDAYS EtsP n Of onnorfunitV
RaaSFfTe Nan arrives Tuesdays Ihl
urdsvs II s P. n. Leaves same d-gs II might enlarge
Memphis sod Ox;o-a VIA Olive Brsnsh, h z,Eei.,t
dsTs and Thursdays II So n Leaves NG
soSfhern Nal via Mississippi Central r.
rev orleans, TicEsburg and Matches Srrisese OF pro-
6 p. 4 ; closes At A. N saturday
NGI ia Mississippi Central and Ecnneesee IA
arrfvef At 81 /; closes 81 9 A. ~ for so2e-yilies1 Shell
vrr ind Jscks1n Tim aarea
Nal Via Memphis and Ohio Railroad for broEnsvL
errfTr Al II A. q closes al ~ p n. A's
IN "a MisslssippI and TeDnsssee Rslrosd fer Psns
Ia arrfveE At fOz A Ms ciosfe Al P x e. II
mrfI for Olizs Erarche. 8yhaiis, BED ssnks aad
GA Wstr. arrives NsndEy, Weeresday AID Friday 81
TE. Z. CARROLL P \. u
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8taaIar 4afAsts.
q NV ORLEANs


And vii nillu1 20 run regularly cu ne sane sGlaua
throughout the sessar-iezying 81 r. 81 on their re-
spcctige days J :. RAWLINGS, agent.
reuTAfm
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TIE WEATHEz--A considerable stmos-
phsric change was apparent yesterday, be-
tokening most probably a breaking up Of the
glorious weather VIC have for some weeks been
favored with We shall be sorry - part, even
but for a few days, with the baimy air and
sunny skies; but we must acknowledge, at TIE
same time, lhst it would be a treat to be re-
lisvsd for an interval from the intolsrable pest
ofdust which makes breathing a misery, and
keeps the ladies az cross as their angelic dis
positions win allow them 70 be.
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for Sale.
Valuable Plantation
For sale.

tOr SaIe.
OFFER Tor 6 D. my Plantation, lying one mile ~
L south CT SsuEtCbia ngpJt. on The Mississippi go
and Teuuese e Railroad, containing -Four auntrdb~
Acres, tEo huntrtd and atty uueer cultivation, -
with q EDo1 loE dwelling house. Clubhouse, negro cabins,
and eli necessary out buildings. I viii seu the place
low. ANY enc VIKING 10 purchasc can learn the Price
and terms b. coming d wa OF wTttisg 70 me At S~enatooiA,
Mississippi Tsep25-dav2ml S. l. Waikiki