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TREMENDOUS FLOODS.
RAILROAD BRIDGES SWEPT AEAT-GREAT DE-


CINCINNATI, June Weather cold
Still raining, but not so heavy: River rising
rapidly; ali its tributaries rising-by food
probably. The Qhie and Mississippi Railway
track is washed away six miles west Of this
city. Other roads ore damaged some, not
known here yet to what extent.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June Il-3 P. M-It CON-
menced raining at y o'clock, Wednesday noon,
and poured down almost constantly until this,
Friday morning. The Wabash river rose with
fearful rspidity. The inhabitants on the river
bottoms awoke in the morning to find their
homes rapidly filling with water, aud were
obliged to escape in boats and by swimming
on horses.
The Wea and Wildcat creeks, two small
streams, rose in few hours to raging foods.
The Toledo and Wabash and Western railroad
bridge across Wea creek was entirely swept
away. Damage $4,000. There are two more
breaks West, and not less than fve culVefts
East, on the same road, gone.
The bodies of the fireman and engineer, killed
in the accident on the Lsfyette and lndisnap-
oils Railroad were recovered last evening. The
wreck was terrible. One bridge and several
cnlverts on that road are gone.
The Wabash river is still rising, and i'm
meuse quantities of saw logs and rails, &C,
are sweeping past. No trains or mails can
leave here for several days. Whole farms are
under water. Much grain stored in barns will
be total loss.
On the New Albany and Salem Railroad the
bridge across Wea, South, and the bridge At
Brookstole Station, North, are gone, also.
other serious breaks.
Il is impossible to estimate the damage to
the Wabash and Erie Canal at Wild Cat. The
feeder for this level, four miles East the lock
and dam and 500 feet Of embsnkment are gone;
also, the State bridge. There are seven breaks
between here and there. There are severa
/ lsrge breaks at Atties, Dolphin, Loganspor
and Wabash. Il will be impossible to use the
canal again this summer.
| DAYTON, Ohio, June l2.-The Miami rivel
at this point has risen to within four feet oi
the great food Of 1871, and is still rising thre'
or four inches per hour. It is raining steadily
| The water 10 running over the road between thi
! Main street bridge and McPhsrsontown, whiei
will probably be entirely under water beforl
morning Some fears are entertained for thl
safety OF the Dayton levee, which is only abou
seven feet above the present stage Of water
We have rumors that at Troy and Piqua tb
river is higher than in ls47. The whole coun
/ try North Of Dayton seems TO be flooded be
yond any former period, and much injury hs
! been done to crops.
sruI LArER-The citizens Of Mcpherson
town are moving out Of their houses thi
| evening to places Of safety. At the cana
basin, near the Swsynil House, the bushes
houses, by way OF precsutiOn, are remoyin
all perishable goods 10 the upper stories. ID
conductor from Troy this evening, represent
! The river there as high as in 1871, and rapid
rising. Considerable alarm seems to preVa
there.
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D2. CREIGHTON's

WILLIAI KENNEDY, Jr.,
A TTOkNkY AT LAE-0ncs over GsSoso Bank Build
a ing, Nscison st-eei, Eseuphis Tenn. myt7-Iy
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ExCHLfGE AND BAyK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED DAILY BY TIE eAToSo SAVINGS n


Bank Of Mempois.-.... par lssnk Of Com..iA 10 4 Al
Sssthern Bank......s. par Bk Of the Uns0n !. is
River BHnk-----....... psr Bscts Bauk--.l' d. ~ a.
Bank Of west Tenn---. par Nerchsuts' b - = 40
Bank OF Rockville. srlTrAfsrs' B. - . =, = ~
Union Bank--iH 70 - dis x Char ,T, ,stca : a.
Bask Of Tenn.Ik \ 10 ! dis Farne- =, Rs1F Enorvfne
PlSrters' B'k ! \ to 2 ! dis - -. = 55s-,rrt
Citizens Bank : 4dis p - - 1idsis -enressee
Com Bank...lH TO ~ dis - 81 sisro1rf
Bk q America I to2F< rs- ps,t EssbvtIle I = n
N'thn BIZ Tenn HtoS- Al 81. ,5Isss,Brt =
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Beaver Dam Springs
hickman COuutv Tenn

FORTY NILES WEST OF COLUMBIA
Change Of PrOp'ietOrship and Management
THIS eelsbrated wstering-Place, having been par
Il chased b. the subscriber, has beon thOroughT rs
paired and renovated viii be opened for the reception of
visitors on the
T~ n I'll . C. IN or M - y
The late prop-etors having disposed Of their enra in
terzt m the springs, the subscriber, ASSISTED By Ms
Keller vii assus the entire management of the estab
shmsnt snd neither pains CTpsRse wiz be spared 70
render Beaver Dam o. the pleasant and cufoFt
able ,gafering-p'aces IN the Southwest.
ACCOMHODATIONS Ache build ngs have al
been pisced excssnt repair and ma1y improvements
added. that FOUR HUNDRED visitors can be accom-
mOdated with every comfort and c1nverence. The table
w be abupdsnty supplied and viii Be equal TO those of
arst-ciass hotels.
THE WATERS-The waters a. Beaver Dam consist of
white Grey Red and Black Sulphur Chaiybeate (proven
By analysis 70 be the strongest the State and the best
OF Freestoue AID Limesione.
I MEDlJAL ArTENDANCE-The subscriber, Who has
been for the last ten years, engaged IN tie practice q
medicine IN Eorth Alabama and Memphis. can Be COM
manded a. al hours By visitors who chance % need
I his services Rs physician.
4 MEANS or ACCESS TO BEAVER DAM-Fhsre are
three routes 70 these Springs, all Of which n ne
times week. and passengers will 20 through frem that
place day. and pass OF the finest IDS IN
the state. Arrangeneuts have been made az Britt's
Landing the renneSsee river By wh4ca visitors ap
rrcachnE from that direction VII ind ready cnnveyancs
/ 70 the Springs.
| AMUSEMENTS, &C-vistors vii hRd at Beaver Dam
/ a large Bail Room. Ten-Pin Alleys, &C ans trout
nay Be found in the immediate vicinity.
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SILVER PROM ARIzoEA.--The San Antonio
Berald acknowledges the receipt Of the San
Diego (Cal.) Herald, of the 1st ult., and says
The San Diego Herald notes the arrival, from
the Gadsden Purchase, Of six eight mule teams
loaded with silver ore from the Heintzleman
mine. This is the first cargo. They have out
AZ the mine come 10 tons, averaging $4,000
per ton, and about 10 tons worth from 50, 900 to
81 900 per ton, is DOW lying at Fort Yuma
waiting shipment.
me teams there viii take back machinery
necessary for extracting TIE silver az the yerl
mouth Of the niue, and Il Is expected that tney
will have the works in full operation BY the Is
Of August.
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DRY aOups.

The New York Herald, of June 9Th, reports
the quantity Of foreign dry goods entered al
that port during tue week ending June 1st
amounted in 1856 to si,1242eO; 1857, Sss4,-
US; Is5s, $497, 1853. The total imports since
January 1st are 1856, 81 ,SO5. .25e; 1857, s42,.
Os2, $685. 1858, s19, ,76e, ,64l.
While the aggregate imports for the past
week AZ ttis roft we're largely below the
afnoant Tor the same period last yssf, yet the
amount thrown upon tie market is much great
ef. Thie, "a part, results from the fact that,
at this period last year a large amount Of goods
was left in the warehouses te await the redue
tion Of duties BY tie advent Of the new tariff
on toe ist Of july, 1857. Yet, making due al
lowanee for this fact, this statement shows that
there is an increased movement going on 10
goods from the public warehouses to the stores
Of importers and from then to the hands of the
lOobers. The country Is bare Of goods, and
trs1t importations Of seasonabls styles will
ind an increased sale for the fall trade. and at
better prices than those current the past winter
and spring. The heaviest articles OF import
the past week consisted OF manufactures OF
wool. Next to woolens stand cotton goods,
silks and FAX. The largest amount withdrawn
from Warehouse also consisted Of wooden goods,
which amounted to 1921 81, sgainst SzB,-
100 e7 Of cotton goods, 81 ,054 81 Of silk, and
S50,lls 6S Of fax goods. This large with
drswel of woolen goods is probably caused in.
part BY the demand Of jObbers, who supply
clothing manufacturers for the fall trade, and
to meet the demand from the interior, especially
TOR the near by trade. The spring trade is now
over and especially with the distant interior.
The chief business is confined to the near BY
trade and to the filling OF second orders. The
favorable weather has impaired considerable
impetus to the city retail tfsde Stocks Of
heavy woolsns left over are quite dull. The
domestic woolens coming into market will
have the advantage, as they will have been pro-
duced from cheaper wool. In domestic cotton
fabrics prices continue to be sustained; but to
repeat quotations would, with few exceptions,
be repetition Of last weeks prices. There
was fair demand FOR drills, and all lengths
were bold For export to China at SIC. In for
sign goods there was a moderate demand for
black silks. In fancy cress the feeling was
stronger, but sales were light. Ribbens were
in good demand and prices sustained. Linens
were quie., but prices were unchanged. With
the present week the auction sales have about
reached the usual summer pause. The few
public sales made have been quite satisfactory,
considering the advanced stage of the season.
The articles which met the readiest sale con-
sisted Of ribbons, stella shswls, sc.
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DR., SAMUEL GILBERT,

A FFER an absence OF several years, engaged In the
successful prosecution Of his professional speciality
in she cities Of New York and New Orleans has return
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VERY OBJEcTIoEABLE.-The Paris (ky.,)
Flag has the following: Mr.. Rsdman's negro
named Daniel, convicted OF the murder Of MI
Curran's negro George, who was to have been
hung near this place on Saturday next, has
nreprieved. He will be sold out OF the state
This murderer was by judge and Jary considered
worthy Of dssth-an unfit subject TO be al
lowed 70 move among the citizens Of the state
whose laws had been outraged yeti be is, with
out compunction, to be turned loose upon the
citizens of another State, to indulge again q
brutal lust for human blood. There is neither
humanity, justice, nor eonselentiousness in
such proceeding.
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PARIS HOUSE CONFECTIONERY
Wholesale and Retan
CANDY MANDATORY,

NO. 81 Front HOW.
FIHAEKFUL to his friends and the public FOR the
liberal patronaz extended 20 hin for the last twelve
years, n. LOUIS hONTsDONICO bess leave 20 inform
the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity, that he VII cn-
stAnty keep on hand large assortment Of the best In
ported Wines-Ciaret Port, hAders White 6ei also,
scotch Ale and 0nuon Porter Also the best Brandies,
warranted 20 be pure and geuuine-e
n. L hONTEDoEIcO always keeps en- hand . greal
variety OF Fancy Candies and Toys, assortment OF
stiCk Candy Prunes IN lars and boxes Ralsins grapes
every kind Of Fruits and Nuts Pickles, Loostsrs, Sar-
dinns Olives, Frsnch and English Mustard sugar, IN
loaf and boxss Carscao, Aarsschino, Old wines singer
Preserves Savannah, New YORK and BJston Preserves
OatsGp Pepper Sauce Chocnats C0fdals, Syrups, Mac
caruni Vermacel1. the b-st Havana Cgars, and grea
mary other articles numerous 70 mention now Of
fere1 for sale very low either By Wholesale retail
He would be glad 20 wait his old customers snd q
many new ones may call upon him, promising then
genuine articles aud good berzsins mY1-ly
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FROM KgNgAg
sP0IltLo1 oI nc htluDIllau.
IrArrNwnRrn Oily -KT. Inu

OPENING oP rHK LECoxProN oANPAIGx-srAN-
TON sPEAKs-THB MKSTIES BROKEN OFF RI
RAIN.
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DR. &. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher,
Wsshington Street, bstweer Main and Second,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Onos ho9a from 70 o'oiOck A. NJ, and from 70

MEMPHIS, TZEE.
ono hoGfS from 70 o'clook A. NJ, and from 70
0ciock, p n.
FTNEAEKFUL for the kind patronage heretofore
II tended % ne take pleasure 10 inform ny custom
and TIE public general that Il s not ny Intention
70 leave this city, has been reported and that am
ready 70 attend 70 al Of ineraa and external
diseases and that prepared 70 undertake the most
dIcuit operations and aocouchents and that DO not
calOs or any PreParstiOn Of mercury IN diseases
Uhetever.
Secret diseases cured IN nay method, N such
manner as not tntsere with ne business Of the pa
tent and that Do not any mercury In The treat
nest of the sane. ...t|
For me following Rheumafism Arthritis, Neuragia,
Nervous Headache snd T00thsehs, Paralysis DyspepsA
4orpidity the Liver Spinal Curvsfure ane Weskaess
uterine Dlseases Hipps, Tumor AlOns or White swell
tnE DeGfnsss, well ali diseSsesof the Bre and Ear
AsnorrhOes Ohio-osis steristy epermstonhoes, sc,
&c any disease that require entire regulation of
fhe fnid and 1vous gTEtea the Aagneto- ectriC
freEtmert, visa is universally known for its practice
bllitT- sHF
After prnctics Of ten yeHrs ~ star Physician and
Bsctor Of several hospitals IN Germany, and eight
years praeos In tie United states ny reputation
FFBicGn 8uFFsoa and Aooo1cher Il sufcselty estsb-
iiahed % nofurther comment
esrss-ass1y DB. }, L. LkEkY.
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Aaster Of frane pcrtaliont baltlAor9-
TEROUGH TICKETS, SLOWING the holders 70 stop a.
ay point and resume their seats At pleasure, may DC
purchassd a. the Conpany's once. No 10 Jenerson
strset doors Rsst OF the Commercia Hotel memphis
t,,eQS-fv WM MORIN. AgenA
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JOIN HALLUM.

A TToREET At Law, Memphis Tenn oHos on
n Esiz street IN GreenAv's Building, btTeel Union
ant Gaveep uova-cIv
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
r A L r o A d
CHANGE on sCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNESDAY FsbrBa-y 3, 1887, the
" Trains on this rosd viii ru1 as fellows Sundays
e1oepted:l
Tne fan and Passenger ain VII leave P-noa daily A.
A. n. and arrive az Memphis a. 10 A. n.
Returning, leaves Memphis Al ?. NJ and arrives a
Psnoia al P. n.
The Fre-h. and Accommotatiou Train leaves Memphis
daily 81 $40 A. n. and arrives ct Pznola II n A
Returning. leaves PNnoa at u H. and srrves 81
Memphis A. p.
Persons travelling On ths NAL Train can spend eve
hours In Memphis and return on the same day.
Passenger Train direct connection at Memphis
With Memphis and Charleston Railroad going East,
snd the Memphis and Ohio Railroad going Nsrth-
The Freight snd Accommodation runs 10 connection
with Stages "a and from the fo-Eng plases: Oskland
Preston and Grenada. there making connection with
Stages through CarroltoH and LeKinzton thence the
northern terni Of the Mississippi Central Railroad for
Canton, JscEson ard New Orleans
through Tickets for Grensda be obtained 81 the
Memphis DeFot.
This is much the shortest route and passengers eav
ing Memphis By the morning train arrive at Grenada hs
same evening, having daylight the whole way.
/ n ". NEWELL
Z
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Jy0. N, TROTTER

EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
A TIOkSPf AT Law, kemphis Tenn. 011ce, JeneT
n son street. midway the Post ore building.
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White SULPHUR SPRINGS +,
ardfn County, Tenn.

ard in County. Tenn
TIHE sbOTe watering place viii opsued for the re-
eeption o. visitors on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE
NEXr. A daily line % Coaches fiour hours staglBgl
VIII oonncct with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
at the Burnsvile Depot. Ten hours travel from n
uhis 70 the Springs For health pleasure, the WeIe
Sulphur Is equal any watering place. North or Sonth
dae band Of Music from New Oreans VIII be In atlel-
dance GEO. SHALL
apl4-daw2m Propriefor.
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DUNLAP
GHALYREATE SPRINGS.
Near Bolivar, HardemaR COuaty TeHh.


TlHE Undersigned vii reopen these celebrated
Il SPRINGS for the second season, on MONDAY
the I0th o. Nay, having piacsd the BufdlnEs and
Grounds IN lne coadition any Watering Place In
the Southwest. The Grounds nave bsen extended md
beautdd with evergresa Shruboery the forest cleared
and graded the painted and furnished with new
cotton Mattresses the Bali Roou, decoraI and put IN
ane condition. ths three Pin Aeys and Swings have
been pat in gosd order.
Tue waters. lthsre being ave Springs consist Of
Chaybeate. Sulphur and Free stone and hOw abun-
dance. sucient for 900 persons day ard the cura-
tive propsrties of the waters all who ailctef
with propsey, Dyspepsia Running Sores and for the
Diseases OF Females. established a. guarantee
The Dunlap SpIinss ible By the Mississippi
Central and fennessee Railroad being situated only
miles frsm Bolivar, 20 fron Gsacd Junction snd 10 fcm
Memphis b. rail- EacSs are runniag in connection win
the from Bolivar, being oEiy i've hours from
Memphis 20 the Springs Ihe travcier is guaranteed
against sxoreitant charges the fare being so cents u
the railroad dsFot 70 the Springs and IS bag
gage and servants.
There Is also nue running stream and excellent ash
ing grounds, with carriage road to the creek. only
quarter Of mefooni the Sp-i g, and a5undanes of
wild turkeys, ducks and squirr-ls.
Prof Hessng with his hne Bras and String Bard "a
engsged for the season and viii Cnvea the guess 10 tho
day with Brass music. and e ngdt With string music
J. G. kADELMAE,
su1I-dawsm Proprietor
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DAILY APPEAL.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Il, is85.
Latest F3OK sALf LAKE CITY.
'f'Nlef ee OF the Missouri Donoerat

!. rat 1
WrsroS, Nc, jHas 8, 1855.
lhsve seen letter From Utah, Just received
BY a gentleman % this city, from a perfeetls
ssliaee s0sTes, dated Salt Lake City, May sth,
} Just thiRty days ago, which ssys that Governor
1 Cumming had arrived. and that be had been
kindly received and that Brigham Foang mad
, quietly permitted him 10 enter apon the Office
sge aa5Iss Rf sPEssRsF & n ihsO Territory and
insucis centres 4 the world though quite unnatural be
offered this the water the employment
y capital. The the wealth Of this
ouatry whh has bscn realized since the discovery o. OF
iold csllforna. 1ds msnifest IN this general ce
aoEgng OF The machinery q business aud the question ~
70 the abso-ptinn o. Eoi bcc1es less difcu of sou
ion than hsrstofe when its RAPID sooumu ds
alton AZ great cO1m rai points. When the whfcs ofn-
and = sT.es &c.. sTs put IN 93 o,.i Ss &
rove back again 70 is former ehsnnels Of epoyment
ST. LoUrs--Rron ths RepubLcen, Juns u The,
uppy currency ssrnevhat increased thouEh hens
1s lsEues Of The Eisc1uss1 70 have
een SET at Cincinnati has .enshy manifested i,slf
sre The circulation o. All other kinds currency y
cry limited owing 10 The low o. eEchanEe TIE
discount for the notes Ct Essern snd Kentucky Indies
na anc Ohio banks that Wisoonsn and
Illinois sight exohanas tbs East is IN moeerate sup
y and nrn al prersiHm New Orleans siahtis sesFe
lew York with WV 10 making exchange. Time hishe
New Orleans are vy sesiee At present, the Cd
point either Esst South. The PREVAILING rates 10
= tine exchangs both New Orleans ard eastern cities O.
n Ha hscount Tor thirty Gay ntlsf ise1lA Ior Euat
ayr ard 2lasN for 81 day bins. n
NEW oRLEkSs.-Fron the cGyune. June p ne
axes has undergone imHortsnt ehEngs dnr9g TIE
ast week. fair extent OF business Is d5lnE in some
Tcles, but the general tone q srs isiaEEuid MOuev
ooy in mederste request aud both In and euiside n
here is e5up,asts y TIE scarcity Of dssirsbe pap r
discounts for good mercantile siEn2tures maturing 10
ide cf January mex, b. finely o6taiasd sGSs
= ssd syosd thst period at sSi0. The eIeas1ge
et has presented feature this week Sterling has
zen held by rev easing drawers at OsdIOsA. but
ay snsll could Be placed st these figures g. IL
fthe business IA Eood names has been done a. I97H. III
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Great Daily Southern Route.

- - "a
TItHBOUGH from veksourg. Mississippi. 70 Ns1TCr
Il leans Louisiana, In fourteen hours and half, by
OF the southern aud The New Ofls Jacksgu and
Great Northern Rsilroad. The ehespest and most
pedtious route from Vlckssurg 70 New Orleans
Hereafter the passenger train vii leave VicEsburE
daily Al IS p arriving At Jackson and ounrectng
with the rain from NeE Orleans for Canton 81 SIS p
n and arriving a. Braudc1 Al 6.45 connecting
with the asily line Of stages for M1ui gomerY, Ala
Leaving Brandon al q 30 A. arriving a. ia ksnn
and connecting with he train fr0r, Caun for New Or
eans, al $50 A. n, and reaching VcE5urg II II O'clock
A n.
ne train esrryinz the vail from VicksburE for NsE
Orleans VIII leave vcksburz daily sundays excepted, a.
O'Clock arriving 81 Ja-zsou aad couz-rrng with
he train from Castor for New Orleans A. $50 -.
Leaving Jackson ard conrectinE th tte train from
NV dreams for Canton a. 525 n. and srr-ing a.
Vlckz5u. a. 9 IS ~. G WILL IS.
ar2f-rs Genera gr~arfrfa-c rt
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Asvs wish to euc0zrage and pstronse southern lite
rsture and enterprise, We WI publish on nloderetste
aS.Srfifeneafs of our Universities Colleges and Sc
IN me south tnstefuly Illustrated and neatly printD
ane coored paper at achsd to eash number Of the p
s-5,e 5lose wishing th.ir sfvertisementst 70 apps
tse rst number win please forward their fsvors vrise
further delAv. mY<z-atS By
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Gents Furnishing Goods
SOUTHERN LITERARY
Organ and Review,

PROF. B. II. CAPERS, EDITOR
A RRAEGKMENTs have finally been perfected for The
a Permanent establishment Of this MsgsEine and We
sre abe 10 asnounce the issue Of the arst number II
lone me COPY Is already in the hands Of the printer
and the work Progressing rapidly the issuiug OF
arst humber win permit The Editor deems himself for
unae IN securing the srinting At The extensive estAo
Iishmsnt Of the Morning Bulletin oompanFs woose un-
su-naesed facilities and well established reputatton
Eaarantes style typography worthy the literary CAR
acter og.the work
rr fSiensis Al home and abroad viii please forward
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We nav * upon the size Of edl,ion, the WORK viii
se 5nsscstln once viii be at the Counting Room OF
the Baefin Coupsny rs Msdsor street the Editorial
ps,-n ,,a- the River Bank. Hsin and Madison
Streets Letters may addressed to the Bdit0r or 70 the
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UNORNERLT sf Spring RidEe aud recently OF BTsadon
I Miss has locsted IN Memphis 70 pTEctee the
Hious ersnches sf his -rcfesisa Fo e last sevelteen
years devoted sttezssh particularly 70
iassrine diseases and accssuls during parturon. BE
has socistsd vitk himself his Dr. Holmes. Jr.
REFEEs To-Hen- Henry Foote Charles Scott, l.
Y. Dixon, A. H. Poufe 3 n Avery and John Robert
son, PreEtdsnt Of emphs aud Little Rock Raj road.
OFFICB-26s Main street. Residence Court street,
below Third once hours 70 A n. and I 10 P. n
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NEW PIANO STORE.
THE sTODART PLAN o s.

- -. -,..srre % announce 20 his friends and the
t- s-1s-nTly thst he has been appointed By Ae1srs-
sSsS = No-rfs Of Esz Tork, Agent for the sale of
sTODARf PIANOS. i.
~. srs frc TIE Union ssnk, lArgs stock when WI
Be 500 .. Nsy FoTs gFset's nfo-ea"D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-17
DR. JAMES N, KFIIER.

ID ESPBCTFULLT osrE his prefsssious services 20 the
n citizens q Memphis and lie vicinity.
His residence EccAH street, next to that Of A
a Dougi1ss-
O@os N Greenlavas Building Main street south Of
Onion, second asuI where may Be found al All hours
uniess professionally -uRsred funi7-dIv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-06-17
EASTERN PORTS,
From G a afro, ILLINOIS.
CAIRO AND NEW ORLEANS.

rT1aE ILLINOIS cENrRA RAILROAD and OHIO
Il and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD have o0mDieted ar
fragments With the following swim aad elegant Passen
aud Freight Steamboats, forming regu ar line svs