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TTtHrg Rnss runs from Wheeling 70 Baltimore fgIs
niesl and 70 washington, goo mHes,l and presents
the fullest Advantages both freight and passenger
line 70 runs through Wd and romantic rcg0ns u the
Aneghenes; and being solty constructed completely
equuped and carefully managed, Is one Of the most at
tTfe snd safest Railroads In the United States Ths
Central Oho Rsrosd from Columbus snd Evansville g
Wheeling unite this roud with al PORTIONS Of the Wesf
and Southwest.
TEE oyIv THnousH TIcEErs Fz0M MEMPHIS
IourgyrIIF and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL Ne
TaoPoIts are sJid by this road which direct e
washington without the eslay Of passing throush sati
mare n Is also only line b. which baggage be
checked 20 Washington from the ohio river.
TE-By D. NAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mai
st6auers running daily for L0usse Connecting there
natl here they arrive % connect with the Of
TIttis Mani RsiIrosd for Columbus Connect NJ tbsrs
Win Csutr.I Oho Raroad, through Newark snG lanes
Vile 10 wheeling. By the express train OF this rousa
the time from Gtncnnsti to Baimore and to Washington
Iss - s sur 70 ssE .Or tickets BY the Bairs and oho
Rsilroad Route.
rl-Passsngers from Memphis goinE East throazh St
Louis can buy Through Tickets By hs Bsltmors md Ohio
Rsrad Ths route lays through Vinosnnes Terra Hsute
Iudianapos, etc, 70 Wheeiing the Ohio and
Mississippi End oonnnecting Roads These connections
or washington Is but about f3 hours Thr0ugh TICKETS
By this route may Be had cf the Agent under the Plan
ter's H0uss, 81 the following rates From 81. Louis
Baltimore SIS q Washington s26.
wheeling the passenger takes the Superior cars Of
the Baltimore snd Ohio Rsroad which leave three times
daily Baitimore Washington, Phiadelphs and New
YorS through IN Is or II hours including sooussss
For safety, sped ruzTty. beauty ihe o0antry and
general oomfurt this rss IL second Union
FkEl0HFn- - ms company possesses the largest
eqapnent o. any Railroad in the United States, and s
prepared % do mense business IN transportation.
Ihe road makes immediate connection Al the wharves and
h The streets of Baltimore with the Railroad 70 Philse-
plla AMI New YORK, steamers ~ Ericsson and BALTf1
MoRE STEAMSHIP Lines, By Canal and Sea 10 New
Yerk and BY Merchants and Miners' Line Boston,
steamers 70 EorfoIk Charleston Savannah, &c. FoT
PARTICULAR freight tariff copies % Ehcb nay be had
of the F1rWsrnE Houses the west 0ref J. 2. FeRD,
- anH
WM. g. WOODSIDE,
Master Of TrsRspoTtstion. Bsitiaors.
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num1ers Of my fellow-cilizens are likewise Of
the apiniOn, that one hundred and fifty thousand
dolllrs in stock would be taken, if the change
be made TO cross White river at or near Dss
arc, thence on west TO Little Rock it is four
miles less, which is a saving of sixty thousand
dollaTs-no inconsidersbls item these times,
and | an assured by knowing ones, that every
mile of the road can be built at less cost than
it can be on the present locstion.
Nov, sir, let me make one more suggestion,
to be digested in the minds of thrss railroad
projectors.
The Cairo and F0lton road is now to some
extent in course Of construction. It's point
first is Little Rock. Should this change be
made by the Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road, and the Cairo and Fulton Road prosecute
its present locality they will come within six
teen miles OF each other. Why not these
roads BY some sort Of agreement unite on White
river, say Des Arc, and have but one trunk to
Little Rock By this plan there will be
vast saving of money besides saving Of dis
tance, which are grave considerations in rail-
road buildings. l think this suggestion worthy
the consideration Of the company. Each road
then will penetrate the richest and most pro-
ductive land inhabited by an Industrious and
Intelligent class OF men. Then the great
beauty of the thing is, it would pay a dividend
on the stock, at least the expense Of running a
locomotive which can not be insured on the
present route selected, should the road even be
completed.
These are not only nv humble views Of the
subject, but also the sentiment Of matured
minds Of many Of orr intelligent community,
and l think when the locality herein proposed
and all TIE advantages are considered and known
as well to the intelligent board Of directors, as
they are to many Of our citizens who have
taken upon themselves to investigate the mat
ter they viii in ny humble opinion fully corrob-
crate and endorse the suggestion made.
Now for the benefit of "A Citizen Of Prairie,D
who very grsvely ask the President of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Company
through the columns Of your paper (whether
FOR or against us) We think VIC have fully
answered the question voluntarily ard thereby
saved the President the trouble. He is not nor
can be be for or against any individual in his Of.
icial capacity. But for the construction Of a
railroad from Memphis TO Little Rock his duty
is too clearly defined to admit Of elaborate ar
gument W
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GARD.
". l. TREADwELL.-..--...-.-... vOLLIsTIEE.
TREADWELL s. F0LLENTINE,
A TTOKNETs AT Law, Memphis, Tenn once. 10.
"a 70 Jeersan street, Up EtSrz second door EAST Of
OoDmerciai HStsl. 1us-oEwiy
\ 3 BRewz,-...........-..-....-....c v. TaAzEz,
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THROUGH TICKETS, Towing the holders 70 stop ai
any point and their seats st pleasure may Be
purch SD at the Company's OGoes No. rs, Jeers0n
street doors East of the Commercial Hotel, Memphis
june25-ly va. A0RIN. Agent.
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DR. r. Z. LASKY,
PbysscIaB, Surgeon and Acc0ucheT,

onos hoa1s nom ] % o'eloot. a ~, aad from z
o'cocss p. n

one hoars from to o'eloot, A ~, and from 10
o'clocs, p.
FTTHaNKFUIs for the kn9 psfronzge heretofore ex-
tented 70 me- tako pressure r. Inform ny custom
e. and TIE rrsc general that ii my intention
10 leave this city, has been reported, and thai
vr readv zttei - 81 o. internal and external
diseazas aad ttat ~ pared - u1dertase the most
diart operations and soo1uch ruts- and that d.
pc caiomel Sny prepsrzr1n Of uercHEy IN diseases
wiistever-
secret disease cHrad tn uzy uethod % such
rueuer A. not interfere with fhe business of The pa
teut aud that o. not any mercury IN TIE treat
meat Of the sHma-
For fhr following Rheumatism, A-thrtftE. Neuralgia
Nervous Headsche aud To0fh1-he Paralysis Dyspepsia
To-pdity tts Liver Spinal Cury.tuTe and Essknes
Uterins Bsassss HipP-, Fumor Aibns or White swell
snr Deafness val all diseAses of tf E-e and Ear,
GSenorrhoea Cho-osis StcTiiity 5perms t0hoea, &c,
c 9 zny dssase thai require enfirs regulstion o.
fhe altd snd nervous sFste ne tae Aasneto ectrc
treatment Ehch Is uaivaraiiy known fer its practice
bHity
Asssr practice Of zen yesrs as staG Physcisn and
Dfrsct1r of several hasBitas In Germsuy, k1d eight
vssrs praoEcs th. Unted states ny re3utation e.
Phvzicisn Sarzeon Sud Acoo1cher is suce1fy estab-
lisked A. 70 use no further oomszent.
der2s-dzwIy DR L ASK.
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IxPoRrANT FROM WAsHISGToN.-A dis
patch to the Clevelandpspers, of Monday even
ing. from Washington. says:
Messrs. Powell & McCulioch, Commission
ers to Utah, started oH their journey, but when
they arrived at the cars were overtaken By
messenger from the President with an order to
sep.
Il also adss that General Cass has completed
his letter on the African slave trade, and will
communicate it to Lord Napier tomorrow.
Col. Benton's will was opened on Sunday.
His Washington residence is bsqueatbed TO his
daughter. Mrs Jones, and bis library to Carry
Jones, as literary legatse. The residue Of the
estate is distributed among their children The
executors are William Carey Jones, John c.
Fremont, Richard T. Jacob, Montgomery Blair
ard Philip Lee.
The dispatch also says that President Bu-
ehanan distinctly disslsims all intention OF sup
porting the Crittsnden anendDent. He bss
been nisrepressnted. s.-l
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eseil ~. ~, .,rnts. vo-er co.,
sunni and loans are making samsvhst too
day from "a 10 20 3 &c. % nd d disooau's 5 4 s.
fhe irities and the IS are or 'ezs grsd'
ia. ths dincrenoe bsing for risk n
s0uIso'd 4 SSH-on TIE 18th Of October
- ls sold - low a. e5.
al Is: A large msi0ritT Of The best houses
esd of Borrowers and it b. vi great
), \ sums now lying unproductivs can D.
he minimum rutcs quoted. No snNi-iy
couIas % the danger Of eXpensi.n y the
lar ins. ~ feet showing couriusivclf tbHi
1iz teecuritfas have Do O casi m 20 elpiy for
- iude oui q the circle uf private bank
:. any rra sensible Euouut ~ sc'oinmo-
Ice can b. eblaiued without trouble.
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OK COL DYsPEPsIA CURED BY MUsIC.-A cores
m, rs77 pondent Of the Mtsicql World says About
v, c.. NJ years ago, suffered severely az any
c,~n,vg esould do from indigestion. I was monthly
AZ -, so.,r our own family ctor, and one Of the
- -yee--, - eminent surgeons in the town In which
Prof II; several months again under two other
supply th-ai men, besides trying almost all kinds
rheumatism Dosngs that friends recommended. scarcely
eases BeAdaehei to eat anything, aud the most simple
Rim a Co wis would rack me with pain. One evening
,s nureb.,, nd called and asked to 20 with her to
-, a, nf,s- siesl meeting. ! told her I could not ss
- u,sv,s Ia too much pain to enjoy such good
- -,1-r5- ng- However, after much persuasion, /
OF d. n- and when there, was induced to become
tbsrrfhsr Fvarv r,.r,b.- - ~. .,-f.,.-
PROF. hAsA supposed 20 be good reader OF music [:
afOrn the pu as knew nothing Of it. except the names
EiectTic on be notes, commenced taking lessons in
bsn nlsrninng Alter that, my Indigestion gradually
psns IN the ne, and 10 short time quite well Of
----ni isasaDd have been ever since. | cannot tell
wise oI hoFit was It did me much good, but know
ousand it made very hungry-what had never
change been Tor two years before; nor did ever in
Il D1s as have sinee.s
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8rOftsslOnal GarOs.
THEOnORE q CnYE

THEODORE &. CONE,
A TTORNEE At Law, Memphis Tenn 0sico on
u ksn street IN GreeniaH's BEIidiug, tEeeu Union
and GsyaEo streets nuvS-.iy
THOs. v. REsToE---.....----.-...... ROwELL.
PRESTON s. R0WELL,
a EtOrne eys at L. n w >
HKNfHIs, TEEh.
OFPTCE-In Pos Om'4 Bpck mtrIg-In
JOHg HALLEsT,
A TToRNET At law, and General Calecior for
n West TeruesIse Cmce on Jenlrsoa street, Pest
Once BuIiirE sCp6
IL. SHAMBERGE3,
A TTORSET At AF. Prentiss Mississippi. Prump-
n attention VIZ b gIve1 20 ths Colec0n OF Claims.
w.re IN
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LANES MG0RE

A TTGREET A. Law, Memphis Tenn References
~ Messrs. Eard q Jones. Philips & white, Lamb
Young d o. Mechanism Trousdsle q DiI, Milton q
fsstnam knes ozel ESQ. 2 y. avery. Esq., Memphis
Omoe, rp stain, a. the Of Main and Madison
Streets door to the Gsyoso Savings Institution.
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$4,000 and $4,000!

ID ENENBER to rreeure your ohancfs in tins for the
n gard Capitals in tn popular Saturday Gtorala
state L0ttsrieS The ticSets may be obtained the
AGENTS cface Hcpeded OPP sit- Memphis Come over
to-lsy, CT seni your letter. ord rs addressed to WM
SPAIN co.
Seversl good prizes ssld last Saturday and mean 10
sell the large Capitals this week nake trio ac-oss on
the terry ami Try yonr luck Whole Tiesels So Bali
s5 Quarter - 80. mr2s-Wes7m
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FhHeE ~

A GENERAL assortmeni Of Drugs. On emicals. Paints
n Oilss Wtndov Glass Glassware Garden Seeds sc
fof sale D the uneriEned either b. retail Wholesale
81 the loEesi cash p-loes r. LAEPHIBR,
mAris-if Poplsr street.
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8uilOlng DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENFAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C.
w HRk kSsanRE

TAKES this ethsd o. informing the clfisens of Msza
4 phis tnst De has permanently lOcsted himseif here
carr the above bushes, End those rhc
nay favor him with their ps-ronage that an Eork
trusted 10 him win have bis atric1 PERSONAL AfI8H
TON IN selection ard prepzrat11 Of iha material
Is well a. the faithful % he work.
ton vii Be spared his part 70 satisf1cl0n and
perform the thoroughly and a he time e
suit IL taste q the most fastldi0u1.
His lo1t expcrience warFants HIM n ssFing that hs
cnst~acts M copiicd with 20 .he entire satisfacr1
those Fho nay psilczile him Iheg nay slso resi-
assurei Dat any work zertsksn b. h VII b prompt
u a0nducted.
For quneoations Ne legs leave - refer b ha iosy-
ing persons. Capt o. B. Church. Capt = Newell M.
" Pooley Capt. J. Gcslee Capt Ageo, Mr. 9 Phiner
sE0P-8acE e Shslton's Druz store m59-dly
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YottIs---9ottIs.
COMMANDMENTS House.

FTNHE undersigned woad respectfully announce 80,
70 tn pabnc that b. has lease, the veii- zs.ssi
knous stru -ture for uersy the Comm sndSnps famtH
House, A tae Nay Yard and vii o1el u kE1-sA
Hotel for The acoumofat-n Of boarders and transient
visitors, On ths lST DAY OF APaIL The building Is
sdvsntsgsousiy located for the purpose rug In
the IMMEDIATE vicinity OF the new depot of The Memphis
and Ohio IA lrasd ans commanding me view Of The
river, and citr IN egery direct oa.
The large and dney vrnilated fooms have basn thor
oughy renovstd and refurnished IN costly style with
every co1vrnienoe and oorf0ft Of a home A suit of
sparmsnts been dtted up expressly for TIE
modsfion Of families ard the Proprietsr take pleasure
In sttring that Mrs JAxE p PITTaAS. a lady vel
IN this city, VII Be ocated With him N he
gener suocrn ,eudeuoe n the estkhlshment az rd NJ
guaranty that the houss IN an is appointments
vii Be condncted in style surpassee b. ncne-
The Proprietor is folly hient that when fhe sfvsn
faEe- o. ths House srowu, Il vi recive iioerei
patr1naseon his part p-ouie that no hi1s sh- b
left uad yue = Fencer tteir 80 0uru Agreeable
mT-ln J. MARSHALL WOODY tRD. b
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ECHT rs
{ 4 b A II SALOON,
.s kERY and MlNUFACTURY,
.is DESnU STREET
hISnN sTREET.

sPed MAIN AND SIC ND .
Of TtT bezs leave b inform the FE .
-t.tAn.lenen that he has open -
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f577- Ion, the Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore SuH, after noticing the vote III
the House for a committee OF conference, says
st may be taken for granted that the Senate
bill Is to pass, with some very uninPortsnt
notifications, after some further delay. None
Of the anti-Lscompton South Americans have
yet given way. Sixteen members who were
absent were paired Of. Mr. whitley OF Del
aware, was absent and not paired of. Had be
been present, Mr.. English's motion would have
been carried without the Speakers voteD
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of their cid ground that Congress possesses ab-
sOluts power over the Territories, and their
readiness to agree never again to attempt an
enforcement Of that power, 4" or to interfere
with the right Of the people to establish and
regulate their domestic Institutions in their own
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READ THE FOLLOWING

AND BE CONVINCED.
rT1HE time has at last arrived when a. persons scted
WITH ans q the following complaints, viii use
DR. sLEDGs's CELEBRATED COMPOUNDS.
Chiis, Fever and Agus Dyspepsia. JEunice. Liver Com
recuied By the USE of
DIR. sLELGBs NERyOUs TONIC.
Colds, Coughs CrOup. Iualenz., Bronehitis Asthrzs
Splitting Blood anI Insipient Consumption, are
cured By the use of
Da sLBDGE's HOARHOUND PICTORIAL.
Disrrhes. D,sentsry Bloody Fuxs ChOlsra Eor5us and
all afeetions Of the sowei5 are cured BY
tbs uss Of
DR. sLEDGE CHOLERA s. DIARRHEA sTRUP.
For children, when teeth.ng is this eaeiy partieu-
lariy adapted
PRrcEs-Nervous Toaic 81 and 81 Per bottle Hear
houBd Psctorsi 81 per bottle bottles ssr S.
Dlar h-s syrup 81 per bottle six bottles for g.
rs TIE FOLLOWIEG CERTIFICATES.
AEMFHis, m p brusry 10, 1858.
DR- J. n SLEDGE-DeEr Sir; 1 have been taxing
for sone Is, your Tone sitters and ske pleasure n
sagng that nothing hava ever ;aken has bsneaued me
so mach in shsrt time a. 10 has There was a zeu-
eraI debility and prosfraton OF my whole system head
ache nearly al the time and Constant hatueucr far
sometime after eating with col-ness my imbs u1f
remedies that thought god but without auy special
day after them. began 10 improve and aud
that am greatly bsuedttcd BY H. commend then Z,
the public as no hemo1s and Gnquestonahy one Of TIE
best tonics nov IN use for ceoty and zucra pr1strl-
ton Of ne systsm. Raspeefay year obesnt serrsnt
SAA'L A nOL8zS
BEsAcA Ga Nay II. 1851.
MEssRs J. n SLEDGE Ce-, AEMPHIs TEEr.
Gsafss You vii please seni TO Rfsca DEPOT. Ga
entg-tour baias of the Nervous Tome for e cure 81
Chils and FcVer We have s'id all you With tEe
ezcaptian Sf bofte It taEes ana in this part ana
SEEMS 20 have ths desired ef Ct. Please forward a.
IVA HILL
BunSsvIbLE, ri s.. September 9. 1851
Dr. J. n SLEDaz-Desr Srs have found your
Nevsus Tonic 70 b. beneficial fr the or Chs and
Fever Tou viii please send dozen bottle soou
as yuu can. To1Ts. very respectfully.
JONATHAN MCMASrER.
SHILOH GIBSON Co. Tenn. Sept 3, 1887.
On J. n. SLED6E Enclosei We hand yuu receipt
Tor Two ard half dcEen bottles Diarrhea syrup Whch
cams 70 haut h. due ime, and have soid and
tire satisfacfion have sold 81 ths nervous Tonic
and Hosrharnd Pectora eft with BY agent We
presume sell teoor tnrre dozen bottles % each
II q Is convenient for yga 20 nd them to rs
Yours, truly, :. Q. GlLLEsPIE & SON
Mason DEPOT n a o a., SEPT 4 1857
On SrEDGE We have sold an OF Faur Nervous E1uic
lsft y yur az nt Those that have uTed it much
pi-ased with & " heve had several calls for since
have 5esn cat. roa WI please sesd us ons dozan
bottles and obiise yours, &C
an of the above for for safe b. s crugsists sud
E1shinE . scp7iy, must stdress
GoUDTEAR KNAPP a co...
Pr17-lu ssis i'FzFtietofs, Aanilis. 1-ini
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3 BRews,---.---..--.-,--..- v, FRAEEz,
Herpan6o. Hemphis.
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NOTICE.

nR : n SLEDGE has returned from New YORK,
" alter - 5seuoe % zine months and has effected
sor1a astouniirg cures in that city &c has takes
one a. NJ q Nonnso street between Main and Second
street, viii -slms The prsctfoe Medicine where
SAFE his cseorste1 Connoanis. Al csils at
TENDED 70 day aiEht. As be nrends lo,Eting prrma
neufly In MsaThis ani from the great he has
bad ths ment - the various df esss he thinks
he should have ueral pstr1nsg from the citizens q
Memphis isnS-dly
- .,-v,-- aro urr,.
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BY M,CLANAHAN, TRoUSDALE & DILL.
DAILY APPEAL.
TUESDAY no oRNIyG, APRIL 20, 1855
TIE NEW COALITION MORE DEVELOP
MEETs.

]
As time progresses the evidences Of the new
coalition are becoming more frequent and more
convincing. Each day furnishes Us with some
fresh and interesting developments respecting
it, and scarcely leading journal of the oppo-
sition comes to Us without disclosing some sd-
ditional fact eirciirnutanca in fhe chain Of
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A TrORNET AT Law, Austia. Tunios county, Miss
~ VII attend 70 toe payment o. taxes redemption Of
Isnd sthsT forfeited soc f0r taEes and Ei promptly
attend 20 be exsnafiou z1d titles IN the counties
ef Funica O0shoms Bolivar and Warrington.
fnne-dguerl
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sCnTT nIxnN.

A TT0RNETs AT Law AND SOLICITORS IN CHAN
~ CERT n1pis- Tenn. viii practioe their profess
Ion In Ell the Courts bed n the city OF Memphis ant the
supreme and Feral Courts Jack son Prompt atten-
tsn vf b given al claims for collection entrusted TO
them Odes a-st door % the ietts up stsirs IN the
Ws1fer BlocS Main street tsns-tf
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HOalPfPIFI ila sIE0rEP
F04s !NNf0-

A vAtUABTE rRkCr OF land. IN Critisaasu o0un-
n T. Arka1szs. ah1st Hlles shove heuphi-. with a
frent The river, oontsning aort so nlsv u
bereis ab1ut 30 clesrGf aed rnfer feuce viii
dwelling naures slssiss, bans. A. o1rran Eii! be
gissr ApgytQ ,. P. STsWART. e Froq, ?,
ts52s-lu Am. Estate o. John Ktass
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\ Good Chance for a Barter

+ WILL trade TIVE LIS, Improved, on Causey street
for Staple &c E or for Neroes for PARTICULARS sp-
nv 10 D. g HUMPHREY, Agent,
on the corner efcausey ST. ard Browa's Avenue
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KIEFFNER. D. D..

14oNT0Pk~HfC PHFsIcIAE AND SURGEON
HI WIS., % sform lbe ctsens Ct AeHphis and its vi
s1ftv tat h. has located himself 81 The souIheasi
c-r5er q Usica an1 Seoond streets.
fsoe hours uufls 0'cock in the norntnE between Il
- a Il neon I'D BET zeen and IN the evening
RrtRENcEs--J adrs Shsrkees Gov. bioTE, q hiss-i
.rs-on sfitch.l Isq Of ChRrlest0n g C.; Drs- Herring
4 Ifsps os Fhsa epsis sud pr. cssoa1i, Of IousyIie
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A TTnREKEs AT Law Onces No 25S hsin stree,
"a aver Bcassuis Music Store, Memphis, Team, and
Herusnfo. Issa-o county, AiEs- VIII attend promptly
- r orf ard business entrusted 70 them IN West
Truneesae and Nortb Mississippi
FEFra T0-rruift. Bro & Co Phlsdelphisi C-uuini
EurxthsiI 4 SEER, Tsiter Stelzietns n Is v B.
mHiar Jones'. Br0El Co. J. webb Co. Alu-
Al.r-laNAF