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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-29
To the Public and the AmIcted

AO hnc uDhAC ana the AmACNe0s
DR.. J. WHITE is duly grateful for the e5undencs
and patronage Of the Afflicted. bestowed upon him for
mO-ethAn 300 miles sroune Memphis. Many persons
visit the city. desiring his sdvics and remedies, on N
quiring for his onoe OF those Who Do not know thu. thsrs
arc TIVE Ds white Ia the city, are directed 70 Dr. J. s.
white, Of ths AIopatsic or old school profession. Meth
er q rs desiring the legitimate patients Of thu other.
DR.. J. or John While deems A. Necessary and proper for
hin 70 advii e the pubIs aud the an ietsd that his Ofee
and Medical Depot Il on Un0a street, next door 10
Aessrs. p Lane & Cps Clifton and Coumisslon House
This Is = branch OF Dr. J. whites Cincinnati Nsdics
institute" chartered BY the Legislature Of Ohio and
now under the charge Of Prof. J. R whittemors, an able
Chemist. Druggist aud Physician At So Broadway. Ny
remedies are prepared 81 the Institute from my fsrmu-
las By Dr. Whittemore. 10 al their oriIInGl purity
they uaybe had at wholesale sud retail s,so By pre-
~szipticu. with the able sdvios Of Dr.. Whiitsmors. Dr..
John White, on Unloa street, ceais altogether In Ma
ture's remeiiss, These remeties. scslng IN .peeiae
harmony with the laws CT life, rarely fan 70 arrest ard
pern1nenuy cure the most Formidable ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ard aeute-and all injuries, Aches and Pains wherever
located Theio completes renovation Of the entire organ
ism, steadily repairing al the wastes, and building ID
he sntire system the extraordinary cures which thsy
quickly perform in al ordinary eases-ard complicated
sndi1veterate diseases when persevered Improve them
greatly superior 10 any fet OF remedies ever employed In
tbis country or Europe. DR.. job Wits,
oclT-d3tsWafw4t Tufou ef~pef MemnNfs
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REcoRDER's C0UET. -Nineteen leases"
with little good in them, were brought before
Esq. EAST yesterday. Two Of the "unfOr-
t~uhates'' were "Isdies," aud ladies Of spirit,
who know that women have rights, and know
ing, dare maintain them-and maintain them
they did By fighting. Anna BRowN was 10
formed that womah's rights must be accom-
panied BY womau's duties, and she having neg
Iected the du:y OF keeping the peace, was fined
eleven dollars; JANE LEWIS, appearing to he
more siHnsd against than shining, was diE-
rhargsd.
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e Every one who is feeding corn, should
know that the Little Giant Corn and Cob
Crusher adds thirty-three per cent. to the value
of corn. The latest improved mill Of this
kind, is sold by D. MoCONBs & Co, ISL Main
street, and they viii refer to those who have
had them il use. II called npon.
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We invite the attention Of the public to
the certificates published BY Dr.. J. H. KELLY,
in another column. His Rheumatic Liniment
is ssid to be an infaIible remedy for rheuns-
ten
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For Sale.

THREE hundred azd twenty scres Of land In TiDtoR
IL COUNT, SIX miles north q hason's Depot o0acres
ciesred. the balance nneiy fimbered- Terms easy
Also, ESQ acres on Biz Hetchie, che hundred In calti-
walton sus 60 more d.sdsnef md unfer fence THIS land
is above any overhoE, snf vel diShed also, vel i'm
proved, uish four rooi csiIrs, q gcoi IRE re ho1se Eins
stables. smskehonse. Er ana vsu sfspsd 20 so-k rzis-
ing Tens uaas krown "a srpIc.tio1. IderaE
JOSEPH I. WHITLEY,
oc5-wgt Sharon, Upton county, Tenn.
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Later from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, October 25.-sait Lake hdvices TO the ID
inst hsvs been received. The saina were q1isii every
thing vas prosp'rous. The District Court was IN teFsion;
Judge S uaa.r presiding; the jury was mostly composed
Of w-sgon-mssters and cid nountsineerE. There had
been some severe snow storms in The nOuntsins sver-
a hundred animals had bssn lost in oozEequsnos.
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Notice.

Il WILL expose TO public sale At the late residence OF
Robt. ". Thomas n, tEo and a half MI Is from Hem-
phfs. on SATURDAY, the s7iday Of October, ISIS, forty
or hftv teAd q Stock HoEs, between sixty 30 severity
acres OF Corn staining IN the neld In lots OF ave acres
eacb. Farming materfa 6 HeusehoId and Kitchen Fur
nfture. ard Nari5us other articles TO tedious 70 mentioE-
For al suns under $40 cssh, and ovtrs bond with APP
p-oved security viii Be required Of the purchasers. pay
able 10 six months. Sale within the hours prescribed By
law. II VOLLIkTTHs, Administration.
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FOR

Works, eleEAnuy eounoi IN vols.
Webster's works, elegantly o01aatA eFols.
Ptescoft's works complete aNA
Nosern Bhti. b EssayiEts.
y Il, ~Esr~rorth's works, In 10 voss
raSer ) Novels. hnsly bonod, IN u vols.
a. s. "a s stcry Of the United States, IN vcs.
sddisoa's Eo'ks 8 vols.
CT. nuhss worts. IN vols
TeiFh Hun 3 works, vols. -
Johrsen's Lives Of the Poets,9 vols.
p,sEsr's Life OF Jehnsons 4 vols
Auson's History Of Europe, vols.
BURKE works, vols.
REuaaTs Life Of Jefferson, > vols.
w. 4. STRANGE T. 20,
90 ~ndeI oed Fellows Hall.
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Fever and AEue

Is . teuibls disease. OF " ell the ne that hsh is heir
To-" It IL the fAintest In lie ast manifesAiions, the
most unre'entins in itE progress, snd The most defiant o.
medical skin. Fever and Agus Is mere destructive o.
life than consumption becsuss r. IL more easily indeed,
and therefore more prevalent. II msrks lie victims
for the grave. like an sxsationsf's bond. Day By dsy,
the sufferer grows weaker ard veaker and each hour
does he fear asirong eonseiOusnsss Of approaching the
tomb. We have said thtt the disease Is ore Of thsse
which has nearly always dshed medical science sev
cases once ana awhile having besa cured and reported.
We are happy 10 announce that Dr.. J. Hsstetter, Of
Pittsburgb, has prepared q eJmpsuBd tAst has never
been known 70 fan in curing the worst eases o. this ter
rib e disease. We Dr.. J. HosrErTERis
CELEBRATED BTTTERs to suasrins humanity general
", IS = sure and speedy fpscihe-
FOrssle By 5ruEgists. and dealers ssnsrsTy, every
where c-9-d+w.wf-
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MIsDEMEASoR-H. CARo, who keeps a store
on Front Rev, between Jefferson aud Adams
streets, was brought befors Esquire East yes
tsrdsy on the complaint Of J. HASsOS, a resi-
dent Of Arkansas, some fifty miles from the
city, who stated that CAEo in making cut a bill
against hin last November, over charged him
s As, which VAS paid. HANSON afterwsrd
found out the mistake, but had only lately ar
rived in the city, when CAKo kept putting him
Of from time to tine, and showed no DISPOSE
tion 10 correct tie error On his again max
ing application to CARO- yesterday, the later
seized The rscsiptsd bill from his hands ard
tore it up. CARo was fined eight dollars fcr
the misdsnesnOr. Officer Penn made the ar
rest Of the prisoner.
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NEwsPAPER FoR SALE.-The proprietor Of
the Pamela Star offers for sale a one-hslf inter
sst in that establishment. Terms, $500 in cash
on the let of JaBusry next, and the balance
In twelve months from that date. The Star 10
in a prosperous condition.
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MISSING MULEs.-J. A. ASHFORD, at SMITH
& PoRTEKs, Is Front Row, Lost on the Poi
inst, two three year old mules, one an iron
gray horse mule, the other a bright sOrrel mare
mule, with a star in the forehead and white
SPOT on the left hip both sbOd before. A
liberal reward Is oferei Oc27-d3t: wit.
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Notice OF DAssotuxtOn

Notice OF Dissolution.
FHE oo-Partaership heretofore existing betEce
Undersigned under uo style OF TITUS 81 Co, L.
LAY Dissolved By umiiation p. TITUS,
r A. NOON.
r. T PATrIsON.
Nsssrs ?. TITS and R A. Don VII continue he
COTTON FACTORAGE CONFUSION BUsI-
NESS. under the style Of TITUS y Col aud ] Wosld
ordiAny commend them 10 the patronage Of ny friends
sad The public generally.
Jy71-sm 4. T. PATTISOE.
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mnKa

il cHADSiCK takes this oppo- tuHity to tender his
ACKNOWLEDGMENT to his many friends snd customers for
the liberal patronage they have EXTENDED 10 him since
his 5 j0urn Ia Memphis, snf avali himself CT this oc-
easion to inform them snd the pubuc hat he has renewed
his Insurance once to the room formerly oocupiedby the
southern Bank, on the west side o. Main street, second
door south Of Madison, whrrc he VIII be happy 70 GnJrd
them any facility IN bis llHs FOR the protection OF their
property. He aEtiUs himself tat he oompanles be re-
presents with a. aggregate cash olpitsl o. over TBREE
AND A HALF HILLIoN7 OF DOLLARS) are second to
none in the Union in the security they oHsr. and the
fairness with which they settle and the With
which they pay ther losses. Il is wlth pleasure thaths
refers to the Z lowing list Of the Csnpsni-s be has the
honor 70 represent.
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MENPBIs AMI LITTLE Rock RAILROAD.
In our notice yesterday Of a portion Of the
officers Of this road, We Inadvertently emitted
to include Major NJ. LyScH and his assistants,
to whose energy and Well-tt.eeted eXsrtiOns
the Company and the public are largely in
debtsd for the rapid progress witch the road
has made during the last four months.
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Tax Collectors Yotjce.

AFTER the IS h Of the present month can be fouud at
the houseOt Eessrs. Web5 & Rawlings. Main street,
from 9 o'elock A n. until 2P. N Uhsre Il viii give me
pleasure 10 wait upon Ta'-Psyerss and INST earnestly
request thCm to settle By ths Ism December and save
trouble and cost. J. W. ROYsTgR.
October 14th. 1858. ocIs-d2u
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CRIsuSAI COUKr.-Tbe testimony in The
case Of MAKcELLI charged with killing SAN
DEEs was gone through yesterday, and last
night at the adjournment the argument was
progressing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-10-29

Tx WEATHER Dali, dismal, dark driz-
zIy and dissgreesble, is the best description
of The weather yesterday that we can give
all these terms begin with a Z, 90 dsss the verb
which the ~profsue, in an ejaoulatOry, paren-
thetic, explanatory, iutsDeetiond and sPos-
tropical manner applied to the weather.
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HIRE & SNIrH.-This firm Is doing a fine
business in periodicals. and papers at the WOr-
shan House and Commercial Hotel. They
have laid on our table the New York Herald,
for October 25, and HAKFEK's favorite AOHfhiy
Magazine, for November, which isa good num-
-
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The BUoKLEYs.-The people Of Memphis,
Il lie well known to those veTssd in musical and
dramatic matters, are unusually good Judges Of
the performers exhibited before them. They
are not to be imposed upon by dement,, and
they are most ready in their appreciation Of
real talent. This fact has been strongly proved
BY the patronage they have extended to the
Buckleys, a troupe whose merit has stood the
test Of criticism in the greatest cities 10 the
UniOn. Last night, as on other nights, the
Washington street tbester was crowded, and
the wsrmest applause was accorded the accom-.
plished performers. They viii again appear
to-night-be in time il you want a seat.
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To Contractors.

TOSTRACIORs a-e invited TO send in proposals -
u the ofoe Of tn Hsyor within nfteen days, for the
building OF HOUSE. EccOrcins e. Vlans aud
specih ssfions lyirg IN the ofce OF the City Bngineer.
The contractor 70 Aroept Of the receipts nom III stan
rents O. the building for = given peri Of year,, togeth-
er with the amount sf an Individual cash subscrption ~
psvmen OF the construction, the City reseTsiug the
right to regulate the market hours, &C.
co.'s ID R. D. BAUGH. HEyar.
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r Country merchants, planters and citi-
zsrs il general, wishing to purchase fine, well
made fashionable clothing at low prices, for
cash. will do we'll to visit the house Of R. B.
De BARE, 1877 Main street, under the Wor-
sham House. He has a splendid stock at both
wholesale and retail. oct23-im
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Telreraphie Marksts.

MADIsoS, IA, October Shrewsbury d
Poios's -Four mill was consumed By h.e. Il oost SO. OOci
insured for so. COO.
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A REMEDY FOR DYsPEPsIA.-BGEHAvE's
HOLLAND BIrTERs is now the most simple, de-
Hgbtful, and ,fectuaI remedy for dyspepsia,
before the public. Many Of our most worthy
citizens testify 10 it's efficacy. To persons sub
ject to nervous, and sick headache, it is a val
liable medicine.
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A Card to Ladies'.

n ANNIE 7. H~ANMARSKoLD begs 70 inform
MI the ladies o. Memphis thEt she VIII give issirue-
tens In the following Fancy WORKS, via SIX and CN-
ton Rnbroideies, Crochet and Knitted work, woosted
Embroidery. Wocsted Raised work, Woosted IndiAn
work and Tapestry, Wax Flowers and Fruit kosin
descripti1ns.
Ms h. viii also execute 10 order, drawings for sis
Enbroideries, and all kincs OF Hair JeNslry, with q rat
ness and tlEpstch-
Ms. b.. can be found II azy tine sther ~resiee>oe,
north erd o. Pronsasde stree Oe2I-isVslu
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DrFFIcuLTY AT TIE WHARFBoAT.-Last
evening, directly after I O'clock roll call, two
Irishmen entered the station house and stated
that they were passing down the river for New
Orleans on the steamer nperial-they showed
their tickets ia proof Of this fact-thst in con-
sequence Of being asked HtwO P~Tices' Cor bread
at the store on the WbsTfbost, they had run Up
town TO buy bread at the regular rates. On
returning, along with others, those who had
bread in their hands were stopped BY men who
represented themselves as policemen, who told
them that they could not pass over the wharf
boat to the Imperial with bread bought else
where in their possession. One Of them per-
sisted in going aboard and was struck they
therefore resolved to apply for redress. Some
Of The police went aboard, the captain said
be bad not seen the difficulty but he knew Of
its oeeurreles. The men couid not sflrd &c
lose time to remain as witnesses, 60 All III
notice could do was to see them safely aboard
being unable to bring tn offenders to justice
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A NOBLE LOOKING INDIAN GIBL.-A SOL
der in the United States army, writing from
the camp before Red river, New Mexico, under
date Of July 28th, communicated to the Rich
moud Dispatch the following:
L was here that / saw the noblest looking
Indian girl that eye ever beheld. Her dress
consisted OF a piece Of browa cotton cloth,
wrapped around her iOins and hanging to the
knees. On her head she wore her native war
plume. She was tall, straight as an arrow,
and had a free, wild Indian look, that was
quite taking. (SOme Of her tribe were given
10 another kind Of taking, which required all
Of our watchfulnsss to prevent She appear
ed to be about IS years Of age, and was the
wife Of a young chief about % years oil. 1t
was interesting to see with what respect she
waited on him. Her example would be sdify-
ing to the wives Of more civilized life. But It
was amusing to see with what lordly indIter-
encs the young savage regarded her attentions.
I trust l have too much Of The native gallantTy
of my own Erin to see anything to commend
in the example Of GOODNESS towards such a devo.
ted and sweet spouse. although exhibited by
50 one Of the rulers Of the earth"
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e Messrs- ". R. srRASeE & Co have
placed upon cur table HarPer's Nsw Monthly
Magazine fer November. It has a tempting
table Of contents.
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Rurueff,s Coeoafua-

BuFnetfs Cocaine.
COMPOUND Of ooeos-Fui Oh, etc, for dressing the
Hair. Per emeacy and agressbiensss, It Is without 3
rival.
1t PreUeHts the Hair from falling of.
II promotes its healthy and rigorous gropth.
II is not greasy or STICKY.
II leGUs5 no disagresable od0r.
II softeHs the Hair whsH hard and dry.
1t SOOthss the irTitaisd scalp skin.
Il affords The richest lHsfre.
II remGiHS longest in effect.
II costs Gffy cents for a hqLC plat bottle.
Burnett's Cocaine.
Asingie Application renders the Hair Co matter hos
stih and dryJ soft and slossy for versI dsys. Il Is
conceded BY an whs hsvs used 1t TO Be hs best and
eheGPesf Hair DTesriHg IN nc c0rld. Prepared b.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 90, Boston.
70 Per s. = BY AAssFTELD b Co, and dealer,
generally ocisd twin
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HAEPER's MAeAzrxE FoK NovEMBER-Ihis
is an excellent number. DALToS, xxx q
WILLIAMS have them trimmed readyf for read
ing, which is q great convenience.
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Plaster and Cement.
STOLEN.

ON the night 81 the 20th inst, Z ON the stables Of
" Messrs. Maddox g. Groves, = VALISK COT tanning
sons Va usbls pspers, Sc h Gs uet,s and accounts one
piece Of gold plate, half an ounce q god foil = Colts
r peatar, and ten OF nfeen dslars n silver. The vslise
beiorgs to Dr.. A WeEson. the papers being valuable 70
HIN and no one else. THe hncer VII b. literally rewarded
BY leaving it 81 he above stsbEs, or vhers he can st IT,
ocql n DR.. II. WESS0E.
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HaITet, Davis s. Co.'s Pianos.

NFTFRAL PIAEos iust received from the Celebrated
- estAbushmeuf Of Messrs Hslets Davis 4 % Boe-
tTn Thea PiaHos have The improved Iron Frame Pa
tent surpensi n Bridge snc p pch Action For touch
tine and durability, they ere Dot surpassed. For sac
ver io= BY Iac7l MCKINNEY & co.
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8niI0ina M[atfriaIs
SgstiaI 8otitrs.
AND FIT

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
DR.. o Phelps Brown,
TEE great carer Of CONSUMPTION, was for several
years SC badly anieied By Dyspepsia. that for . part Of
the time he vas eouaned 70 his bed. He uas eventually
cured By = prescription furnished b. = young elsirvoJ-
ant Eir. This prescription, given By = mre ehad,
Whf1 ia state OF trance has cured everybody Who has
taken It, never having failed once. II Is equally a. sure
IN ea.essf Fits as Of Dyspspsis. he ingredients may
be found IN any Dug Store. ] VII send MS valuable
prescription TO any person on receipt Of one stamp 70
pay postage. Actress,
DR.. o. HELP BROWN.
No Il Grand Ct, Jersey Oity, NJ
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Sprfial A0turss.
To MOfhers of PftfsbUrgb,

WOULD you Apply poisoDs 10 ns d.iisa ie tervvus coat
Ing Of The stomach for iaesl dtnsulty IKE = Fsios a
broken breast. q painfull s-eilins. ke-2 b no means
Thsn do not give poisonsus narcotics and ~irrItEting drugs
to your ehnd fer Group. &c but ~ DB DEGRATH's
ELEoTRIs OIL. and ifit DON'T euro the Group In ons
day, come 10 the omes sad get ESQ Principal cnc- zs
south Eighth street. Phnsdelphis. IRIS Oh win tske
out . burn IN % minutes.
TAis Great Remedy can be had Of the agent here
OsArDLrRE 90. Prns. asesnfs. 80 cents and o..
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New Wharf Boat,
rAPOLEON, ARKANSAS.
81 PEAY,
COM MISSION
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And u. g. NAIL AGENTS
$50 Reward.

7 WILL give th- absve reward irc;ucisg the fees a
Il al0uei - Law for the apprehensioE and deiive
~ 70 ne Of nv ncgro man TON. Hc Is Of dark
copper color. OF rtthsr sender frame shout s 'eet~
s or 3 inches hish ard has the cCmmon kinfy hair Of
black negroes. tne eye Il nearly OF quite cut, though
there shut lifus n sny blemith visible. He fs about as
year, I0ee-t1 n. =. TRKzETAET.
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q DR.. HOEINK, Of the dental firm Of Drs.
sSEED & HORISE, has arrived, and is stopping
at the GsyosO. he has chosen Memphis as
his future home. Success to The firm
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e The Ladies' Fair, for the benefit Of the
Catholic orPhsn ASYLUM, will be continued
tonight at Odd-Feliows' Hail
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FIFe.

NEW ORLEANS, October Is Arrived, steamer PhHs
depths and ships western Empire and Gihralier, from
New York.
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Twn Hnnrs to Memphis.

THE undersigued sre cesirous 70 sell upEsrds -
OF 900 acres Of excellent land n the sou'h-<
- rornsr Of Upton county. two niles north et~E
Hrson pepot. on the Memphis and ohio kalLroeo
s6toiuinr the lands Of Col. Geo. T.. Taylor NJ eomet-
vfne- Reo. AID others 80 acres cleared. ne Eos ~
-hieh IA freFh. having bern caared sinoe 1871 tneoa-
nc i-veI. rfch and vel timbered- The improvements
rensisf o. An ezoerent Frame D-eiling win I'VE Too1s
br1t s5noe 1884 A large frame Carriage House, goo
negro Cablns, with brick chimEeys, ans al olnerIe
sary out houses, In COED repair. lsree fesel -
ter; an e~rcslent range for stock. aford ng plens oIN1
ter All The year ro7nd Persons WISHING % pufenase
su,h a pace would DO vel 70 looE st this ID We are g
termtned TO sell. Per ferms and further psrticulars
address the undersigned At Sharon Pot once, Lipton
oc--sv Ts1r ANN ". BRADSHAW,
J. n. BRADSHAW.
n BIZ desirce, the stock Of HeGs, Cat le, Corn.
FODDER, sc will be sold With ths sbove place VII
also sfU 1924 acres Of good land ~ miles Rorth OF
Hgmpbi., adjoining the Glands OF B. Branch, A B. Taylor
80 nd rprinr o. remarkably cold water within Is
Yards OF the dwrlInE. PR further particnla,ss aoore1s
81. BRADSHAW, Agent
- -ffs hmm p n Tint Ca. Tenn.
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CoUNTERFEIT SoHEIDAN ScHSAPFs.-We
beg leave to call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement Of UDoLPHo WoLFE, in
tp-daV,s uaper.
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Old Line for Napoleon, Arkansas and
White Rivers.

J.. C-NsNAENUF, Cap.siaj 4. g. FOLGER, CsrE.
THE Unh-d States NJ slesmer RR
il EArE FRIsBEE haTnF me mail Lkf
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Through ticEets o ~ roi1ts. a. regular rates. Captain
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United states Mail Steamer ".
H. Langley.
J J. Woman, Master SAN WOOD, ClCrE,
HONNECT9 uesuiarlv. 20 Nap-leous EEz
\ 1Ith Whit and Arsansas river Nail NlA
boats Leaves Mrmphis livery TUES 4
day and Saturday Passengers can
receive through tickets 90 any pCtuton Whitrcr ArEaH-
sAs river. she vents 90 81 dolrE busuess wlththe
packet vii be promptly attended CD.
The Langley c0nu-ct- 81 EtUpLi with tne Loll5Tlle
md g.. louis packets
no q. GER AEeut.
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what Everybody says Must be
True.

WI have heard hui one opinion expressed - 70 tAs usr-
i,s Of BRAessARcrIc LTSINEsT. Il "a universally
pronounced to be the best unlmeut q The wofd for CO.
ring Rheumatism, sprsiss, Bruises, N~euialgia, PALSY,
Sore Breasts, Tsttsr. RinzvoE, and an diseases Of ths
Skin. Il Is also an infauibls renedy Tor nosriy all dis-
eases 10 which snimsls arc s~uhleesed, espeeiAliy horses
and mules.
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