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MACDONALD's IMPROVED
GALVANIZED iReF REFRIGERATOR,
On Practical and Scientific Pnneinles

TNHE best AID most convenient article IN uss i- ool-
u ne ans preserving Meats, XIX. Batter. Fruit
vines &c hasy are ~ arranged that the ice-unfrr
reHs soSly throush eaeh she'll, and, being oonnned from
NE euecN % ne hot air. keeps them 81 the crIfeTf
tolnAa alslnE ne rcfrlEcrafiug infuence . b. Ne nms
nroaEnoSt ne Whole apparafrs- This Is crerfaf - -
drlprinp lr7m The icf. which u lf ID all 0fhar refrir-
rfHon ihsy are open "a he froat and tap-mafe !
neai pies % furuiture-au BE- plarrd ID nv rar9 ~
save water jar y shich perfectly told water can al
~ aiees - had Eithout a~1ditional Ice. THrsr RI
f~AtoEhATohs ARE 10 E-xPERIMrxr. urr h1rs
eeel mslOeafu cperauo1 for upward % ten rrnr n
ne gsanc1uon q tAnse shohave thea In use, A. fbeir
0unat- 81 sh1Ss H1d are nov he most approved b.
tee lee floAr- NJ improvements recerffT ahied ~
Nhica he Ut perfet Feuulafon IL fnsurrf = rresi
saving q ie has been cttainad. ulore fiaf ar r-o-
ears 40 clrabIiu Effected, osrt.inly Place ITEM ar
n aaH-1cs q anylhane ever o1-red Tor pGhlc poiranase.
1aiFaafH1 lru1 has ben Substituted FOR the shrl~tnr III
hcn q rnc merely enaclirr rs % oder them An arfirIe
entirely rec uU cxydi.Atiu1 and oerrslon. al crn-.-
lnentE roie q ftat dissgreeatie oior Ehieh has hereto-
fore heea Enst checiienahls In cfher refriTsrrf--s n,
e-1itfn o Aeir being - vastly Superior foothers. wing
. nsif o,1venient arrangements and un-on1lrd r-n-
cqie. nay are mcra . 7iceatle. a. t IS No. crrsrf.r
hat E4lsanlzed run % mure durable Han an 80
metal, atti - at aGsccd - acid. alt water. 81
- nis b \ "
Ne. - F0urth street.. L~suirins x
sSosvEziR ! S1xP, Memphis ,.s-0-
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sHERIFFss SAIE.

ny virtua of various orders Of sale % ne directed.
ID from ne Law side % the Common law and ChancerT
C7rf IL he civ % Memphis, against J. L. saGtrrana
an Isaac ssfarraus, b. drm Of J. l. Sadarrans q Co..
WIN. on an July next. In front Of TIE Couri House, IN
ne CITY o. Memphis sell % the highest bidder, Tor cash.
Lots Nos G6 and 207, In what Is called Tie Greeniau.
gaaarraus and LooneF Division. north Of the q y Of
Memphis, up1n which there Is a brick house, and Is ne
.1meu rnu which J. T. Sadarr1ns resided on 5h March.
f9qs levied o1 AS property Of said J. l. Sadarrans s. C..
81 ssfisfy judgments rendered by J. u0rne, Esq.. q Jus
tico o. thesP eaca OF shelby county, sh o. June, 1883. In
favor o. johnson. Meadar & Co. rs. il. sslarans q Co.
one Tor $50 Is and costs. one Of ss2I q. one for ezTa %
ant costs, and one fnr 3323 10 and costs.
hOBT. l. SMITH.
June g. 1883. Qe4-iaufQ Shartd shelby Counry.
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latest ylrbs bp GrItarapb.
Arrival Of NJ s.ea@.hIP STAR Of me


NEW FoRE. Junc l7-rhe steamship star Of The Wesi
arrived nT this put TO-DAY, VITA san Frs1eiroo daies Il
u soh ma. She hFinEs absui steooo-
George D. Brush. Treasurer q caiaveras county. has
been declared a deiauicr fr = large aaouni Parties
we're ieaviHE Victoria for vansouvesfs idsnd. On aoesuut
u mo srss yield of ne rld mines q nc latter place.
The isfhmns vas qaei.
AdTices from Valparaiso ofArril 2eh 49, uai = battle
had taken pisce between ne Gavsmmeuf troas~. under
yidaurre. and Rrvoiuiiouiss, uhisr Gallo. ne latter
sss defeated and ed. lruving two tbausuna killed and
wounded on the Geld. ~ stated that TIE revolution b.
terminated BY his battle. The G1verumsnt has opened
ne noffhern ports, whidi bod D tsndsnry 10 revive bust
ness.
LIMA, Nay y a slight reyuiuiionary movement Il
Areenippa had taken place, but ~ psricuiars are given.
ne blockads o. Guysqun, hs erp-cted, viz soon Be-
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Holloway Pits

Are ms ony Universal msiieas q Ne present. dsr.
NJ Fa never i.is upaa he s1es q 10 ssnrssial II.
h4ence. r. hnds DO d cirliad al s.E4gs. hi Il ne
metieine % tts nrusa for an NJ inisrnsi osnplalH.
% ne hnman fruus.
SD ne mEauf-ct0ry. No. 80 Nsidsa Lsns. NsE
Iorf ID - al DruEEiEts sfsS 60 md q pr pt
fraEfw.wrw
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Hosfeffer,s Riffers-

ne ~aaaerfn sueess y D.. Hsaisusrr s~sisbratea
hnd unriTaied STOMACH BlrTEas. fra ns uas q H.
inireduai1u toh ~ runiic. proves osnsilsiysiy Be- aazL
Test "q'riady ever any otEsr pr e.rsasn q ns hnd
nov mahufaeured aeu-a On tas digestive aruns l.
% ne mot pls1tiaE cnarsotss. rsu9Tlns az Diseases e.
ani nEiuE ne system a sound End hsallhY
'oae. IN earss q Dyspepsia. 80 q apDsuts. ss1araI
nenth~ paysai vsatnea. itsopsrEiou u uos bsasr-
ant indeea sns % ne msr dirsfui Eases nat have
ever teen under medical irestms1t have hsan suursiy
7u-ed b. mis- usat aEsat A. teak. Hztsusr's Bit
isrs are most a~siiEhuui. especially bsfsrs asais.
Pr sale by trugsisa EsnsraIly. svsry.asrs. SEE -
'efuasnent H~OsIErEKR q sn1TH.
M-anufl-urera NJ Prourle.an.
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saoasa

This balance Is an apparent, not a real one;
the receipts for the present year are estimated
to it's close, the ordinary expenses are given up
to the 1st OF May only. This leaves two
months ordinary expenses, and two months
extra appropriations by Council, to be added
70 the liabilities.
By request we rspublish the above, with
some alterations.
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BniI0ina Materia!s.
STERE0SCnPR.

A EOSG TIE hiest HFsnt-nFI 10 Onlls mere . rTa-
n ne more instructive snd amusing naa ne s.-sa-
1upe ne sfsrsosope Esw are impressions rlm va
tures REPRESENTING DE auest S-eneries. Cities arI Nh
umens IN Eurgps and his country. uhich. viewed
hrunzh uia Instrument Ghous uasa cIees in tlI re-
lsf artuany a. they are, ami fhus are ne best models
for Art fta. give TIE best idea ~ Frem a.Hnfrisa arf
Ar an make he lnest parsr oruamfuis
Clufens and STRANGERS vlslilus ne ar shalIi IA aI
o cal On C. MULLER, Opaciln, 81 Main street. oppa-
sits Progins 4 steTarr's Biek a-ievsuiae ness nag
niscsut views.
Jusir sosivsd ne largest snf anss, ne-aao % vIEws
o. EurUpe and thsTnited State
To- Aferent Views % ne city cf Paris
So different Y eusaf swifrerhlf Aurfria. Ge-u1r7
and ryroI-
90 Different Viers % ire Rhiue.
400 tiderent Views u Italy. C1nel~fr-rs C-aece
EEyrf. Nubia. Palestine arI the Vs. Itrf
00 a Gerelf Views or Lar1au-
so Seueriss q Englani Ireland. saorzaI. satues
Family Groupcs. ere.
&o Beautifully Illuminated interior ana erfsriaf
Viegsof Paris and Lon1u1. Ala
so Glass TieEsof Europe Hnd this eount-y, plain and
coiored tonature.
6iaeara Fal-Wlnter and SKINNER Views
Cstskiu Msuntains.
WuhinrCn ard Vicinity.
And a great many cfher article 20 rrra-r1r = men
tion- Cams qllck ana salurr chaace Viauz-
{. MTLLEE. 81 Nam street..
mmHN.AHHmmEHw ~ n-H-Hmn wHLE
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
tn globe. is the c0nseqlence % a diseased action
IN the system, induced By the poisonous miazn o.
vegetable decay. This sxhalauon IS evolved BY
The action Of solar heat On wet soil. and rises With
the wa-cy vapor from L.. While the sun is below
che h1izon this Ulpor fingers near the earth's sur
face, ard the virus is taken with L through the
lIuIs into the blood. There Il acts Is an irritating
poiaou on the internal vissara and excretnE organs
ofthe body. The liver becomes torpid and hist 70
socrete not only this wins, but also the BILE from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
IN the circulation. and produce violent o0nstitu-
uoual disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathiEe with the liver, and becume
dis1rdercd also. Finally, the instinct Of our or
gansm, as II in IN attempt 70 eXpel the noxious
Infusion. concentrates the whole blood Of the body
IN the internal excTet1res 70 force them 70 east Il
cat. The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES 70
the central organs with cCngestve violence. This
Is the CHILL. But in this eh0rtit fails. Then the
FEvER follows IN which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and PUSHES 10 the surface, a. If in
mother effort 10 eEpel the irritating poison through
that other great excretury the skin. In TINS
also 10 falls and the sysbm ablHd0ns the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
10 repeat the hopeless eflrt another day. These
are the FITS or plroxysms Of FEyER AND AGCE
Such constitutional disorder VII Of course under
mine the health II Il Is Df removed
We have labored TO md, and have found, an
-maam.Hn
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EL0FENESr-We are reliably informed SAYS
the Augusta DisPaid, thai "a Ms. Holroyd,
wife cf Mr. William Helroyd, well known
and worthy engineer on the Georai IA Railroad.
eloP-d from Atiart1 last Nordy night, with
q Mr. Tomiinson. a salesman To The dry goods
store o. Mr.. n Myers, takiag $1,000 in cash.
being the earnings of Nr. Holroyd, saved By
years Of industry ana e5s.omr
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N~orIcE-The Sons or Malta o. Memphis
and this vicinity shoald not forget that a bas-
mess meeting has been called for at their hall
this eveainE at eight O'Clock, az which a pune
tual Attendance is earnestly requested, as mat
tens Of great Importance viii be considered and
decided.
LUxrEIors-rhe Wo-sham House keeps a
table Unsurpassed in ihis city every luxury Of
the season is abuniautly supplied. The WoT-
sham worhily maintains IFS fame. Our hand
some friend Mason is always or hand in the
office. with Dis u-wesuel and polite atten-
rir-E
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Comm rfial 3fair
MEMPHIS b1nT aFsEIL orgl5E

AANAAAA Jun N
c~c-ros-rhsre uas a iiiie inguiy yesterday. but
me sales vcrr mezrfss esnd q ttsarasu % tlndVantii
vs hssrd q aistef 81 hsles o - Miiilurafms also
IS a. 70. and n a. 81.
We have nathinr q resiewof ne past week. far ne
entire aiss -rre nr, nrrs thsa. 80 baies. rrufnuy sf
aisFioe ssf~nei.ms fsr ~. mere = aaut 6ool
bales N hsnt, euf factors n ~ ~ Aspastien O unduriy
press sales. ASH nrie hnsfnsrtii tons. there ar no
q~ueatons csabilshet We emit arrissis. ne smoun;s
oanisr n Being 50 trislnf 80 esies vsfe shipped. o.
shieh My 9 vent o. New Orlesus.
Dsmestic Markets. by Telegraph.
NEW Nonx, guns i1--caftaa-n- mark-t ciased
buoJsni snd i0lve sales o. 100 bales Mddlinf up-
lands at nH. ne busineu o. to-dsy sss limiisd en-
aooount q the hish prizes nssed PauF-ne msrtst
eossd SIN viii a adFaneine tendrncy ! sales Of 1900
hrs. a. - sose o.. cors eiased arn-salss n 81 90
bushels. Purh closed at sITsi7 Is snsar suist-Nu-
egvaassN9sK.
CINCINNATI. Juns n.-Flaur-ne market clsed
win an hdvuneinE tendency siss 1t s7E7Is. Corn
'iosed as Oats closed arn-qao,ei ct sc. WHISKY
advancedk
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CcEnTrrED-We announced Saturday that
a man ulmedF F. T. pursley had been arrested
or TIE charge of stealing a rol o. leather from
Mr.. John Wilson, near Germ7ntoun. The ac-
eused was taken before Esquire Horne at a
late hour Saturday evening, and committed in
default Of sl,o0o bail to answer during the
present term Of The Criminal Cour.
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VIII mrr Rhrunriism, b. hes are Z ssL v-y q
80 ~ opposes % get mas teisrs a fosf nsny
WspswoE1Hs LrSIarsT~ I'll ere Rhssnati.a
80 rd.nz cost. ryn 10 1rs ~ orssrkisA =
patn. - firg cents per hrge sesAsds
@ y JOINS.
Iwa1w Al -fnIrfaIa - -as.r
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLAREE's
Celebrated Female pills

Il al hozs painful nd d-znrsrous disssses inriieu, d
ns female c-onstiruiaa.
p mpierates au eEoeses ant removes 81 ohstrudious.
from whztsvsr Gauss. and sspseay ours may he rs,iea
On.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il l. Peoalisny suited irwin. in asbo; time. bring 70
ne nonhly period Nlth regularity
C~AuTIoN-
These Pills Ehould nd be taken b. femaIes thai are
pregnant, during ne nrt nrse manhs. o. they are zrs
70 bring % hisauuags bn 81 every ether Time and 10
every other case, ney are pe-feolJ afe.
In Ell cases q Nervous md Epiual Afedions. Pains 10
bs BsdE and Limbs, Hezrinez, Fatigue On sight crsr-
dos, FalpItatiun q ne Heart B1uues g Spirits Hy1-
terius sdt Headarhe, Whites. nd IN ne painful dis
eases oouasionsd By adisrdered srstsm, theas PIN vfn
-aru . cure when IN olher means have nied.
pm diredious Ia ne pamphlet around esch padkags.
Vhich Should b carefully preserved
Abotle containing 50 pills and drcled with u- rv-
srument stamp o. Great Britain, can be sent post free,
Tor 81 and postage stamps
Sole agent Tor he Uniied stlaes and CEuasaS
JOS NOsEs. Rochester, n. r.
R-ChEDdler ACC. Memphis. Wholesaie and Retail
AEuuts, aud sid by an respectable druggists.
p-BEWARK-some unpriucipled dealers Try % sen
cher pIsi % vhich they realiEa more proht. Be
Dot deoeiSed- Buy Sir james Curkes AMI no other.
de1-dfNuwIr
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Business 10fitts.

Osnsburgs, Brown Domestics and Osnsburg
Stripes, BY hs bale or piece, We viii sell at
Eastern prices. A. sEEssEL,
je9-lm No. 23s Main street.
Watches, clocks, Jswelry, siiysr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren 4 Co. 2s3 Main street.
Refer to strauss, Lehman 4 Cas- eolunn On
fourth page.
Lands for sals-sss Hopkins a Klrby's card
on the ful page.
Refer to Speed, Donoho a s,rsngs's column.
See P. II. Clark q Co.'S column.
IN another column, see the ADVERTISEMENT Of
GEoAeE PArrIscN A Co, Booksellers and
s,stiOnsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
HARDvAAE A~0AioULruEAL IxFLHMKxrs,
you are In want o. such goods, read
advertisement Of LOwnes, orgiIl 4 Co., on
page.
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No U'ah mail hTiHF' 10 Hsss q 10y inpa-ilaos.
ArTivaI OF the sIsamshiP IsabeI

osrAEIEsroS, s c June is-ns steamship Issbsi
Huivcd 81 mis- port today. from Havana. viii dates q
theioh Inst The bark Ardennes vas daily expected to
arrive On the coast % Cuba. with q oarso q Africans
ne ship Levi Tsufes arived o. Hrrsns 81 ne % inst.
eighty days from Maeso. win ~ Asiaiiot. Afrwdeaths
aourrei during he passage. A. Havana. The marteis
we're quist. The siook o. suE1r At Havana and Natsuzns
amounted 10 over al oo h.ra
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Ayers Ague Cure,


Which ne1raEus this maiauous poison in the
ti01l, and stimulates the liver 70 expel il from the
holy. As it should, 50 il does curs this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And IL does more,
or rather does what IS OF more service % those sub
Jet 20 ibis infection. II ttken in season Il expels
Il from the sylem as Il is absorbed, and thus KEGS
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently il not only cares, but protects from,
the great variety Of Affections which are induced
By Ibis malignant inhuence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Agus.
Periodical Headache. OF BI ious Headache, Blious
Feycs. Neuralgia, Bheumidsm, Gouf, Blindness,
Tooihlche Raaehe, CataHh, Asthma, Palpitl-
tons, Painfll Affections Of the Spleen. HysteHcL
Cole. Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
stomach and Bowels, al % which, when arising
from TINS alse, VIII be found % assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AGUE CURE"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This it accompIshes By stimulating the exert
tones 10 eEpel the virus from the system; anil
these organs b. degrees become hahitcd TO do this
tler ONCE Of their Own accord Hence anscs what
We tenn oriwrfGfi5n. Time may accomplish the
sane end, but often lie is not long enough, crB
sacrificed On the attempt, while this AGuE Cur
does g at once, and with saiery. We have Rrea-
reason 90 believe this Is a sursr as vel as safer
remedy rr the whole class u diseases which are
caused b. the milsmade infection. than any ether
which has been ds-ovcred ind II hc- stil arothrr
important advantage % the public, which IS, thai
Il is chc1p as vel - good
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gofaI Mlatttrs.


THIED WARD-me voters OF The Third
Ward are requested to meet at The Office Of n
B. Forrest on this CTuesday) evening al s
O'Clock. The object OF the meeting is to Sc
lect candidates to represent The ward IN the
incoming City Council.
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@ Capt 7. Dean, Of Cincinnati, he Prin-
eipai owner Of the Memphis Gas Works, left
Cincinnati for this city by the steamer Kick
mon on Thursday last
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me nrerInnh MAN.

ST LoUIs, June ls-ms overland mail win ssn
Frsneisoo dsies of ths soh ut arrives 10 this city 90
Saturday niFht.
party Of Lieui. Beale's were sitsdssd d Pah Utah
Springs by ne Nahsve Indians,
ne amount % sod dust shipped from vioora durins
asst munth amounted 10 siss ooo
A party % aso Tessns have assembled near Port Ben
nap. Tor Tho purposs - ezteminsiinr ne Cudo reserve
Indians.
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ArTEMFrED MURDER AND sUIcIDE.-A
man named Sullivan, who resides in the north
ern suburbs Of the city, attempted to Kill his
wife and then take his OWL life on Sunday
evening, under the following circumstances
A difficulty occurred between Sullivan and his
wife. at the time mentioned, in the course Of
which be struck her to the ground
with a billet n wood, and supposing
be had killed her, instantly attempted to take
his own life BY cutting his throat with a
razor. The wound inflicted upon himself BY
the wOuld-bc suicide was a very dangerous one.
bat thanks TO the prompt ~interPosition OF medi-
cal aid, viii not, it is thought, prove fatal
Mrs.. Sullivan has already recovered from. the
effects Of the blew received, and her husband,
although lying in a very precarious situation,
been reduced to extreme debility BY the
of blood, was believed last evening to BE-
IN a fair way to recover.
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PEHsoNAL-Csptain James MeCord, the
well known license Inspector end steamboat
agent OF ST. Louis, is 90 he city.
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THE HOMESTEAD
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or N . w york.
Prinapal Om1s, WhrlocE Building.
No. lS6 NaSSaH-St., cor. OF BefkmaR.
RANCH OFFICE, MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
$4,000.


DIRECTORS.
Wm Chaunoey. Wm. Chaunory 4 Ca..-...-.Io Om slp.
Nose Taylor, President City Bank
PAU sponaTd, sp5dird, Tlea1n a Co.'S R~raauav,
{. van shaict, vanshaidt Edwards 4 co.'s Fr1utst
' harsalnu- O. u ufer 81
yss- b WIIsan. formerir Wis A CaR.--ea pm Il
?. D sprague, Dayton. SprsEue a Ca-...-tT Frut 81
Benz. r. lille. B n. Lille A. Cn-...---.-Iaa Pearl a.
John G. Hohmake. International Life Tns. COIL val 81.
7 J. Coleman. J c. Coleman 4 Co..----.--.-o5 wall st.
Bavard Hasn't PTssidsni hanF ., the coumoa1esla
"a wiliam S.
n. c. Piaa- President Artizsn's Bank. ......Nassau e.
soln Y Fulton -
, n. whitiook, B &EA Whiuot a G .IsBeekm'u
Mm. l. McDonald-- Hrekmzn ~
William aldredgr-----.---l Merchants Exchange
John c. LiEhthudy. q Beefmm -.
Nathaniel ". Burus. n. ". Buts a Co....0 Vesey 81.
f1ol Lathrop, Lathup NiR1nsn---..l5 hurrny g.
" n Newell Newels Harmsu a MsDanald-ls Murrsy.
Fre1eric A. Fisher, Wolfe, Dash a Fisher-.1S warren 81
Rp'fR C1-is- Neii.- cr--ie- $50 IS 49,
4ahn B. Hall
Geo. v Read. Geo W. a yehiai Rssi. 40 chSm6en a
GtorEe Carroll, Carroll. Herrict & Mead. Chambers Il
". H. Bulky, AIlrn. N-Iran A Burkley- % Chamhers a.
y n Held-edse, n 7. s. HeutiHg Co---sf2 Broadway.
ms Company insurss Buidinn Merohandise. Hlrni-
ture, kartEaEees' Interest. Leaqrs. Rents. Vessels 10
Port and their CsrEoes, and Persoual Property generally,
against ims o. damsge BY IRE 20 The redaoed rates.
InsuriHE Eases \ RENTs Is new feature. and
is uorthyof move s~iieuiian than n has herei1fore re-
crived-
When Insuransr Is rf4def for i've more wears LTR-
ERAL ABATEMENT Wu Be- made IN berats
PARTIES WISHING Insurance or desiring TIE
OTHERWISE at he oh5e M New Yort. and givi1g an
neoe&ary particulars, VII meet with prompt stfeuton.
Referring O. TIE high characier a. our Dineoian. o.
Or our business ~ respectfully solicit q share q your
patronage and Iuduence.
WILLIAM CHAUNCET. President.
WILLIAM ~HOLDREDGE, vhe-Presiisut
John K OAKLET. Secretary. funl2lbs
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O. Workmen are engaged in putting doWr
gas pipes on Beale street, from Shelby 10 the
Bayou, and tie lamps viii soon be lighted IN
that locality.
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Ransom AGESr.-Mr. A. Hin, the travel
ing agent OF the Illinois Central Raiirosa'
passed through this city yes criay en- route TO
Cincinnati.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-14

OVERLAND M,u-ne overland mail from
California, with san Francisco dates 70 the
20-h ult.. arrived ats O'Clock Sunday after
noon. We are indebted 20 Mr.. J.. B. Nichols,
the eGcsHt AGENT. Tor papers Of he latest
dates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-14

u The first blsckbeuies Of The season
hare made LheIr annearanea b or market
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-LEAvENwoRTH. x T., June Is.-An erprsss from
Denver City, seven duys ouL. arrived here Today. win
sttoo in sud dust.
The Repubiioans have smaoHty in the Constitutional
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-14

BOSTON. June is-The q. s frisais consiitutioa has
been put into commission. and her oueE have been taken
On board.
JoE's HoUsE.-L- Montidonieo would inform
bis friends and the public that he has leased
and viii to-day reopen this w~eIl-known es-
iablishment- The former patrons Of the house,
and any new ones who may favor him with a
call, may rely upon finding his bar constantly
supplied with wines and liquors OF the
choicest brands. He respectfully asks the
thirsty public TO give him a call and see for
themselves. ie14-lw
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MRS. WINsLOW.

A experienced Nurss and Female Physieian. h.s 4.
SOOTHING STRIP arehuiren ieetbtng. uhies greatly
facilitates The process % tscthins. By sonsriaFhs r1ns.
refusing an untumsi5o-vuI alsy a. : sur-
% rerulate ne b1uea Depend % i. maiAsrs. utn
give rest b ylaraeirrs and RELIEF ars hssi.h T. your
Infants. Psrf-diy safe 10 an eases Sc atvsrtssnsu
IN ana-her c5Iuna --4rr
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CAuLfF1S MR. CHAs. PorrEE-We are
II requested to say that e Mr. Chas. Potter viii
become candidate for The Boari o. Aldermen
De VIII consult the wishes Of MANY citizens o.
the Fourth Ward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-14

THANKs-We thank Mr. Latimrr, Of the
Columbus and Cairo s'e7m packets, for late
papers. We are under many Obligations to
this ceutiamln for Kind sttentions.