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Relief for the Afflicted /

DR. L. G. CLARK, German Reform
- ed Uripothic Physician Surgeon (ormey Of the
of Clark Gibson be consulted At the olloWiAs
tir,ae andn
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$50 90
CHAMPION SEWER.

The latest improved Machine for the People.
A Good Substantial Family Machine,
rnced by It's cost in the reach of ALL It is sin
pie ia It's construction that It is not liable, like larger
chimes, to get out of repair, when II ed by
Inexperienced Operators,
the It is warranted to do good work. All In
vited cali and examine It, whether they wish 10 pushass
or not.
NJ. G. DICK, Agent
AsurABuLA Dec. 2Sl, 1853 47O
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PROSPECTUS FOR l859.-The New

I1ROSPECTUS FOR lS59.-The New
4 Volume of the NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED
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ing tho of the LerG whose productions will gaoa
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G r James Novelist Hiss SouthwoTth
Sir Edward Buwer, Hetty Hearty,
Col G W Crockett, Virginia Vaughan
A d Munson Di Vernon,
Can't NJ d Alexander, U A Minnie Mantour,
Thomas Dunn English, Il D Haiti Clare,
Henry Capp jr, Mrs Apna Wheplsy,
DR. o c Van Buren, Mrs b Sinclair.
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TERMS.
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IxpIANAroL1s. Sent. %. 1857.

Dr. CLARK will be at the Fisk House Fcbru-
sry 18th aud l4th.
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DRUGS and MEDICINES.
My stock of Medicines is moro perfect and
general than ever and sufficient to meet the wants of the
community.
Physcians and Families supplied the most faAorabls
terms-by
GEORGE WILLARD.
HTABULA, November II, 1858.
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HATS and CAPS.
CROCKERY!

A good assortment of the latest sfFlr. lOl
sale cheap, at WILLARD'S.
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ID DIR HOOFLANDS
DALSAMIC CORDIAL. FOR THE

Speedy Of Coughs Colds Influenza Group Hoasenesa,
Bronchitis Pneumonia Diseases Of the Bowels arising nom
Cold noipen Consumption and for the rc ef and ff at al
possibe) Of Patients in advanced stages Of the latter
disease
This celebrated preparation, Ike The Bers be conf
IDENTIFY relied II Is designed class .0f diseases
general fatal than any other 70 which tie people Of
this country ubjecthose spdnging from "sgh cod
That eminent authority Dr. Bell says. q" will not say TIA
inhabitants what the Plague and Ysoe Fev-
to those Of counties; but can confidently
that they usher IN disease Of greater compy and mca
IS than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases resulting
from cold" may be by glance af the follow
ing Statistics taken from the records Of ihe Bof Of Health
Of Pbaaephs coniossedly Of the most healthy localities
10 re- @ Ttsi doa,,, IN 1t;,.ao,,h, 10 oar
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A large stock of Broad Cloths Of every grade
and color. AsoBeayer Cloths Csssneres satnetts Ken
tucky Jeans Vestings, &c, &c.
Having number of persons engaged, am prepared TO
furnish READY MADE Clothing to order short notice
and all work warranted.
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A new and splendid lot of CrOckery L Glas
ware, Just received.
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BOOTS and SHOES.

Mems Fine Calf Boots.
Kip
Heavy
Boys Kip 4"
Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes, and gcnsrala
Ladies' and Children's shoes.
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Scales and Safes furnished 10 order at Manufactures prices
t-T- For sale one FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALE, IL
Z, Od order, will be sold cheap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16
Thirty SIKH Conrresa.

W~AsHNGroN, December 1~s.-sEsArE-he senat'
to-day confirmed he aFpoiuiment O Jno- Hart Is supsr
iutendent CO rubiic p~rihtiar. Ths summitiee appointed
% iHvetlEste the sniir o. Harpsrs Fsrry IS composed Of
the folowiusS senators. James X. ltasan. Democrat. q
virEniai JeEsrs1n Davis, Democrat. o. Nississiups "a.
cob conamsrs Republican, = vermoas Graham n. Fitehi
Democrat o. Indiana; and James R Dsslittle. Repubi
can, Of Wisconsin. The Rev. DIT. Gunner has BEEN elect
"a chsplane Of the Senate.
Senate adjourned until Mondsy.
HoUsE Nj. Yanaadinsham, Of OHIO, made a speech
against disunion and in favor Of giving the South al her
rights. he oouuseIled the west % lay aside fsnaheism.
At he close Of Mr.. Taiisniinsham's speech, two ballots
were taken for Speaker which resulted Is follows
Fourth hailo;-sherman 10, B COX IS. Giimer ., scat
tering ?. FIN bauot-sherman ~, B.oock IS. elmer
IS, scattering 10. On this banoi Nesrs. John B Haskin
o. New York, John Hickman and Jdn SshEartzo Of Penn
sylvsnia, anti-Leo0mp;on Dement'S, voted fer sher-
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world Famous

10 a ocfaiufy Is nr. J.. Halieuera -sisoratsi sr9A-
ACu BfrTERs fr iae mre 81 iYspepsa asmia-e7,
oonsapliisn. nd .1 ne train Of diseases u1i-a arise
from a morbid condition o. taase f--n-irnI 1u ne stem
seh. spa ne prep-s aclea 81 rhteh Ire hetla .onuch
dspenes. msa ulo i-siFc t. D. prepared lot only Or
t~grpepsis boz Ger suc-lalfns ia uat hunsliiy u heir
To- sh1ud rroViic hsasc win tha nast ~eE1ele1i
ooupound rnoss as d.. . us.sif-rs Celebrated sum-
ach Bluers mes Bi-teus are pleasant o. ne usts, sure
ofepsTafon, and cupzsc entirely o. v~ussta1is sub
stances prepared win ne sreatssi care. ngou ErHto
b aalrcJ refreshed baa Bay-iauy I'D neutany g
ans procure MS valuable tonic.
Fu sale by druEEis1 zaa dsalsrs ssasralB every
Ehsrs See Advertisement.
HOsrETTsH a sErru,
Manursruera and Frurris1orS,
~farE-r=nurw NJ. 8 Wafa~ srf Erdrf nrnaf-
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SINKING OF sTEANEz DANIEL Boone.
A dispatch was received in this city from
Vieksburg yesterday, conveying the intelli-
gence Of the sinking Of The steamer Dauid
Booas. The sceident occurred az Goodrieh's
laading, about sixty miles above vicksburg,
on Tuesday night, the 18Th inst TIE Boone
was bound up, with a very light cargo, and
struck a snag while attempting 20 make the
landing. We are assured that she settled
down almost Immediately, breaking in two
smieshius, and going down in very deep water.
she viii prove a total loss involving q saeFi-
fee, in the boat and cargo, OF aboat twenty
five or thirty thousand dollars worth OF prop
srty. The Boone was one Of the regular Mem
phss and yieksburg packet boats, belonged TO
the Memphis and NeT Orleans Packet Com
Fany, and was comme05sd by Capt. Frank
Hicks, one o. the most careful ard en-
Client commuters on the Mississippi river.
She had a large number OF passengers On
board, but We are pleased to lean that
there was no accident to life OF limb. She
was an old boat, and was purchased BY Der
recent owners sboussons year ago at q cost If
sf2,00o- Imporiant repairs had subsequently,
been made upon her, and she was insured At
the time Of the accident fer $4,000. The
Booas was seven years CID, had done much
service, and WIS REGARDED as tie fastest boat
Of her class on he western wsttrs-in an
respects = peer Of the dsfunet -Arin adams.
She was eoiit y Capt. James Ice, at present
Capt OF the Ftsaner Kate Frisbos, and hel
career had been a. interesting almost as tia,
Of her builder and original owner. Arrange.
nsnts have been made BY Capt Goslee, Of ii.
mail company, to supply hrr place. Fer q,
present the steamer Fieiorie viii become %,
satuTdsy Paeks inthe Memphis aud Viekssurs
i1t.
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80 York nener 4erket

Prom ne Eers, pes. ~. ne ct1sc % he weet hss
prevented as viii some clnsiferahle improvement
Ia the Money market ne sps-le m1Frueuf Or the
week has been araiust te banks. ne cEnorn snf the
dun-IreasuU haVadraau unan them Ia ~Erfs1 % ne re-
shich cones from Nes Orleans AM we're principally
Merlclu d1Ii1r
The F1Tel- eEclauga market has been mnar fuu
during me week, and ccscd to-day a. retuced rates.
HaHker4 bills % L1n1u io9H81Q9N. C1mmrrciaI
bills ioaalnz- On Paris. 51sEa515i Amsferdrm
nEenE Bremen. DHG7sN Hamburs, s5Sas1
Tennesea skies. 1880. sid q 90.
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Testimonial.

Bosros. July u. 1877
Eessrs. =. Bsnnsi s. CO.. I1slat rsfus 20 STATE The
ssfufnry snse IN ny 1an agEragaied case, % year su-
csueut HAIR O~u-CcCOAINE
For many uanDs ny hair 1it,eu h1ilF ~ until ]
vas fearful o. asins 1t entirely. Tie sEla spsn ny hsad
became more and more 1faueL 20 nlt Z oouid u0t
toueh it uifalutpain- mis uiairi ouill1n Iuarib-
utedto the use O.. var.-as slverlsei hair uashes vhieh
have since been taf uulala olu1hsne spirt.
b. Che sdvices ~ nay phgslian. % uhau yauhal shown
Jour process o. p~urifyiug te OF, esumencod IL us
ne Iast week 10 Jlle. ne a-1t appic1tsa aIsycd the
itehins suf irrltallni ia u-sec or fur dlrH ~ retneu
and tenderness ti1lrpcarrd-he hair ceased to fail, snd
Ihave now mlcs ro.th q bair. I t-l.t hai ofhers
simfarysmsrcL wa BE- Infused o. uy ne same rem
tty. T1url vriy truly.
SUSAN r. POPE
Fa sale b. VAR M1CLELLANp,
..r.-II- ". Ia - n Ia .--.--
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The Test Of u Tears Experience
Has proved TIE supsriar Qualify
HEGEMAS, CLARK s. CO.'S
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL

Il BE- uaouuccd By g~1gslcaas the best remedy fT
C1lfunpu11 s-cra. Chrae Eseunium. ETC.,, ever
dlc8Vsr-I
C~AuTIos-Ias vll-e % as rszsiy lrPeala upaa
IT, puriiy, ana On oulsr 70 -=-a-e oar customers e pure
srlicIs. eneas cur FRA wcn- % EeEf5-uIlai o. SUPER
mIsnd ms ns11nc--re ~ our on. ard We usrraut ii
pure. So hat ne hble las ne eagle uI Mortar. sni
ne 81 nature ever the ou-r q saca bottle. e there BE- a
great deal o. ei-ap. Inferior oil ps,lei on Tar genuine,
10 re Euai injury o. pltguts-
AsE D. GrE-mlu. Glars Co.'s ant take no other,
Is many have Ben cured via ne rsuuin- =ho hsvs
cssd othsu ~.1ost slv ber=Ct.
UsEFuL ~ ErEzv FAurLY-Ptiu Grease spots,
etc removed E9-arrTf gloves sIss ra-r-1, etc
clrsued sr-lI u new. without injury t1rle u1st teiEate
asIar or Elrlc. By Uerauu g. Co.'S CHlc-lrlted Ben
dle only f5 c-uts per bottle H-s-msu a Co., Drug
rizs. i6I ss 1f r5 B~rlalrays u. Y.
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MUsIcAL-We have great pleasure in CALI
ing the attention Of our musical friends and
the public, especially the ladies Of Memphis,
to a Wallace piano, just received at the music
store Of Mr. Nash, on Monroe street. between
Main and Second. We have heard it, and be-
lieve # possessed Of all the superiority claimed
for it. By means Of an iroa framework
which is in fact a complete harp-he strain
Of TIE strings is borne completely free Of the
case Of the instrument and a large quantity Of
solid wood work, brackets and support is dis
psnsed with. BY tais means the amount Of
vTbratory surface is greatly enlarged, and he
space within the instrument being unobstTucted,
the column Of air included within it freely re-
spends to the impact Of the hammer. TIE IN
der portion Of the instrument swells out pre-
cissly like the back Of a violin. The conss-
/ quence is an increased volume OF sound, COM
bined with a depth and sweetness Of tone rare
" attained, the bass notes having an almost
/ organ power, the middle notes being round,
sweet and hute-like, and the high notes soft
/ and ringing. Perhaps the greatest single gain
secured il the power Of the instrument % sus-
| tsin the notes, an advantage all who have -ried
I sooszafo passages on the instrument viii
know how 10 appreciate Mr.. Nash cordially
/ invites al lovers Of music TO call and zee this
/ charming instrument, which has received the
written commentator Of Thalbsrg, Gait
sehaIk, Max Marstzsk, Maurice srakoseh,
Eisfeld, WaIlsnhauPt, Wm. Mason, and other
musical celebrities.
CONVENTION OF PASSENGER AGESTs.-Th'
southern steamboat and railroad passenger
agents held a convention in this city TesteT
day, the proceedings Of which may be fOun,
elsewhere. The action Of the convention il
Of Importance not only 10 the travelling pub
lie, but also to railroad companies and steam
boatmen. The meeting was well attended
and the delegates were an gentlemen Of in
telHgence, spirit and enterprise. The pre-
smble and resolutions, which speak For them
selves, were adopted with great unanimity
The delegates to the convention were enter
tsined last evening BY Messrs. J. J.. Smith
Co, Of the old city wharfboat, Messrs. smitl
and Mclean doing the honoFs on the oeea
sion. A sumptuous repast was followed b
speeches and wine, in which our old frien.
Mcguire was very voluble, and our youn.
friend Duffy was equally spiritual The con
vention adjourned at an early hour yesterday
and the delegates separated At a late hour las
night. with a pledge to their gallant enter
t~ainsrs, Messrs. J.. J. Smith & Co.
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ForsIgn markets By TeIegraph.

n IVA aAANAAs
LIVERPOOL, Nov. so-sales Of cotton or three DAYS
is,ooo bales. Of which speeuisors and exporters toot sSa
bales. There is but little inquiry. sad prices are veal,
but nominais he market is unchanEed.
LATEsr.
December 1, P.M-Ths sales d two days amountod %
1900 bales. Of Which amount spectators and exporters
took 300. me market Is generally unchanged. Iufe-
nsr qualities are dincuif o. sale.
Manchester sdvioss are favorable. ne eo.ton marks,
elosed arm a. TIE hishsst prices.
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CoETISUED.-We have given the partieu-
lars heretofore Of the arrest OF Mrs. Frances
MsAnally, who is charged with stealing a
quantity Of wearing apparel from ". J.
Hsine. The accused was brought before
Esquire Home yesterday FOR examination,
but, in The absence Of material witnesses, the
case was continued until t5-day.
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To oar Frisads and the Public Generally
As Christmas is approaehing, We E0uld call attention
% our large and ~eirsaniiy selected toa oftays and other
fancy articles suifabis for Christians and New Year
events which are ever desr % 10th ohandyounE and
presents best9asd hen are generally pleasant 70 hs
aoaar ana Gear % the msnlory q The reoeiver-
Fire Crackers. orPedas, SKY Rockets, Roman Candles
Triauslcs. wheels. aad Cd kinds u Gre works.
sTRkssERI =
81 Main afrart
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SOLID sIIVERsWARE.

TEA SETS, FOUR AND SIX PIECES.
Table Spoons and Forks, Dessert spoons and Forks,
Tea Spoons ard Fork, So-p Ladies'. Oyster and GravF
ladies', Tea EEs and Co1ee spoons, Pratt Knivrs. Pickle
Knives and FORKS, Pitchers, Gablets, Cups. Walters.
snd FORKS Berry spoons, Susar SPOONS, Ice Cream
Knives and many other s~rti-ies al q which are var
ranfed coin lne.
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Private Advicss from MexIcO---Ths
Treaty.

NEw ORLEANS, December -s.-A letter from the
Picsyune Correspondent st Vera cruz. received per the
steamship Tennessee, states that Lsrdo had returned 70
the Juars1 cabinet He has oonseuted to he ratification
Of the McLane treaty.
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GnLn 49,


S1ne u The most c~eisbra-ei maker-Chr. Frodshams
Louf1ni Jules Jerzeus1n, Copenhagen James Nardins
Locle r. D. Jdduson London; Beasely, Lnntln; suad-
DART L1ndoni Hodier, Lontoni Ledrek FEvre X
nr1lit, etc.
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sgrtiaI MaIitss.


EIUIIUNEW = III
EYIL-NIHDED men have attempted 20 palm "a ugu
ne runie r-risu, sFtiris. Taks the prsesufian 70
i-k ~ fs- .ssrm.r. % Holloway NsH Tark ani Ions
sn.. vlsisie IN every leaf % ne BIS Of lrsoilea-
srou1ltne meEcues.
SD At m m-surfa-urE, ID. 80 Haiien Lals. Nsu
Yo-k. an4 b al Dru1.-ts q z5a sE and e. pr ooz.
faffLf-4~r-
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Sets Of Dism1nis, Clastsr Rinss, Pins, Gross hu
Setsof Pearls full sets % Coral; f1il sets CT Cameo
fln Sets Of Carbanolei ful Sets 81 Tmluoi1; ful' Sets
% PLAIN Gold full Sets % Jet and Gold; fuu Sets cf
lava ful SETS Garnet and Pearl In plain Gold and
Etruscan Setting.
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a. Capt william Deloy, Of Oxford, Miss,
who behaved 50 CALAMITY at The battle Of
Busna Vista, while Commanding a company
of Mississippi Rides, called on Us yesterday.
His appearance indicates thar be has as vel
withstood the "saFping sHd mining aP-
proaehes Of sge,- as be did the charge Of the
Mexican Lancers on The 5losiy field Of Buena
TfrHa
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Adams Express Robbery at Mont
Rnmerr. AIa.

NEW YORK, December I5.-Ths civil suit instituted
bysthe Adams Express Company Esainst Nahoney,
frner agent at Montgomery, Ala, Tor The recovery o.
SO 900 stolen b. him, was triedbef1re the United States
] circuit court to-day. Aahoney confessed Judgement aud
viii be taken To Montgomery for trial before the Grimm
/ Al court for the oTepse.
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sILVER PLATED GOODS.

Pail Tea Sets. Aete-1-refe SETS. SUP InlrIur Warr-
table Dishes, Fruit BASKETS, Cake Baskets. Dinner Cas-
tors Breakfast Casters EEg Boilers, Toast Hacts. Je1l
suns sirup Stands, Spooa Holders. SuEar Baskets
Butter Coolers SAT- Cellars, Carl Baskets, lee Pitchers
Chamber Csndiessicks, walters q en- sizes, Pitchers
Gsbicts, etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

TRADE IN HIDEs-The MeLeIlsnd, which
left this city yesterday, had, in addition to her
ordinary freight, $1,000 pounds OF hides
shipped FOR the Tennessee river and Louisville.
The trade Of this city in hides is getting to be
a matter Of some interest 10 dealers.
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Extensive ROBBERY in New York.

KEW ToRK, December i5-Tle extensive 3ewely
establishment OF Hessrs. Dempsey a Parse was robbed
asst NIGHT Of nssriy sl its contents Pour lads inclu-
ding their clerk we're arrested aad subsequently, $1,000
worth O. The stolen property was recovered.
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REooRDER's CouRr-There were 70 less
than twenty dslinqusnts before the Re order
yesterday, nine Of whom were seHt to the
chain gang tor non p5vment Of fines.
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CHAMPAeNEi CHAMPAGNE EMessrs. Mon
t~edonico 4 zsnous have Just received . lot genuine m
ported Piper Heiasidk Champagne for he omins hoh-
DAYS. Also. other kinds and hrsrds Of vine. Frssn
Oysters in ne shell and cans from HeW orieanaana b--
gmnrs kept constantly on hand. neir customers are
invited tecsn. Inspect and rartake. deib-2E
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From n

NEw YORK Deerm5er 15-The rumsred failure Of
Me=rs. van Buren, & watrons, 7rovision dealers, haI
Oppressed the pork market. Their habinties are said
70 amont To s25e 900.
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FEMME DELTNQUESCV.-Mrs. Lsnnegan
was arraigned before Esquire Horne ysstsr-
dsy, on ne charge Of stealing a Hins dollar
bill from q neighbor in North Memphis his.
Cunningham. In the absence Of proof the
accused vas diseharEed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

PosT YoUK LErTEEs RIGHT.-Ths follow
ing, which we cut from an exchange paper,
vii rot Be useless informstion in Memphis
Many letters are Pus into the postofice o.
be mailed, with only a one cent stamp on
these cannot be mailed al al, for ons cent viii
not pay to any place outside Of the city.
Many lsttrs also are put in the ohce, on
which a stamp eut out Of a stamped enrelops
is pasted. The public should know that sucl
letters do not 20 b nail, as these stamps are
useless, except on the original envelope
Many nersons, We learn from The same source
put into the postomce, newspapers, sometimes
bundles Of them, and in some instances books
without paying the postage On them Sacl
papers, books, rte, are not sent by mail {,
their destination, but are held IN the postmas
ter's Office a reasonable time for tbs personi
mailing the sans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

q HOrtieulturists viii bear in mind the
closing sale Of fruit and shade trees, shrubs,
vines, etc, at auction this morning at Il
O'Clock, BY G. B. Locke s Co. Among he
shade trees arc the new abele poplar, lombard
nr-la- &c
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Respectfully call a'isaiion 10 Tie aBor. Gard.

UDuuLu lurlt- i--r-~finn q oar Iar-s azI vel scicc-
W trf srcE c1nslstinE ~ rarf-
Puivsriz-s, Crushed, siacd. Laf Gsaula.sd ans
progn sz-arE;
Ro, Lazuzyra, Government Jaws, snd Mocha Cofsss
Erta Imperial, Gu1powder and SLACK Tsasi
Pics1rs. Preserves, yeuiess Frssh and Pie Fruitsi
Nuzards, Salad Oils, Csissps, Sauces ami Bittsrsi
Spices Flavorisg Extracts, NuuneE, Parma ald Jsia-
uucs5
Citr1-s Carrants, Prunss. Fiz-, Layer and suitsHa
HasEils;
western ssz.rys, EasIish Dairy, Pine Apple and Hoi-
Lrd Cheesci
sslmaa anf Mzckrrei;
DRIED Beef. Beef Tongues Mess PORK ard Beet. HAMS
s~h1uifsr., clear sides. srrsEfaH Bsoou shd Lard;
7. uarrisoa'l Wangsin, OksE, verandah and Suck
wheat FIouri
Branfy. vine, WHISKY. Ale and Psrteri
Waite Wine. Cider aad Orchard Vinegar
Tar. Hschine Rope and Faznanis Iron Ties
Irlla a-I Eeut11ky Begins.
An many other ~arlieies too numerous 20 mention,
which re guarantee % be al q DE best quality. and al
The lowest market prices; and II nft satisfactory TO tia
purchaser, We desire tlem returned a. cur expense.
uds0-d6m BURTON, TrTrH 4 co Memphis
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T- HAEuFACrUEEa8 %
~ B-stClef-c cal Refined Ira. -
zairc festfrr IN Ir1l- Nails.
- C1siinx. Steel Auvils, ~
Vice.. B-'cus- Chai1u. A. Na IS Front lo-, Hsu1h-t
We would rcsQcclulJ lnioTu eur caHulefs ant o.
r11llr rsleralig, IA W have nlw IN lefe a ttrra al
veil rs1rfai sicck O. bet Tennessee 1rd-. whFl ra ksl.
onrtazlT on hand Ala fr -t.k q Sals rssiTT
g rei eA-in- rai sralh's IaaiL
tk- -sricaa pefrrrs a fqss .ai Culcn 9-rrnsr
we We 49, a-erts 90 ife Ieurn Patent Car pra
frrrN Al suneric- article. Al o. w1ich re or CO. SAD
lrur 2 tsT1rtois ss-zs - ~ y - II M Earks-
ufa=1&fE ULL2Ar E1oFElal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

FIEE.-An old stable, situated near the
corner Of Linden and Orleans street, was
burned about . o'clock yesterday morning, and
the loss was hiaing. The FIRE was the work
Of an incendiav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16
ProIapsus Uters.

Tms prevalent disease ismlaifssly ensf gsaeral rnd
local dc6uitT and requires for Be- a~isvlatio1 ne ftera
tive ana iaic yii1c1 q irna. re PERUVIAN shEpP
orsrt mh slsmsutia mc oug form in Elih HGa er-
Ter ne hoci Us admiuistraiion b safe certain ani
free na nef asrsea5e eazts9 ethrf prspafin'a'
- farGfu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-16

P-RosEcUrIos FOR MAuloIoUs SrABsrNo-
In the case Of JohH. D TomPkins, at the pres
ent term OF the Criminal court, the Safe ap-
piled for a continuance until the next term Of
the court, and the defendant was recognized
for his appearance. We enormously stated,
a few days age, that Mr.. TomPkins was prose-
cuted fOr l@areany, and We take pleasure in
correcting the error. The prosecution was
for malicious stabhinE.