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DIR. GEO
HOMEOPATHIC PbySigisn and AeeoUehpnr

ID ESFECTFULLT informs the citizens o. Msm-his hat
n he has located 10 his city fr he purpose % prao-
ucing his profession. Prom tie extensive practice the
Doctor has enjoyed the last fourteen ycars. be naters
himself that be can give entire satisfaction % those Who
may favcr him with their patronage.
REFERS To-Gen- J. :. Amonett. C J. Seldom, Mcm-
phisi Pr0fs- :. n. Pute, N. D., Cincinnzus B. T. Kin.
n D., Clevelanii p A. GuiIbert, n. D.. Dubuoue.
Iowa. A. z. smaH. n. D.. Chicagoi !. 7. Temple. NJ.
D., St Louis D S Smith. n D.. Waukezsn. IN: D.
r Moor n. D.. ST. Lguisi Dr.. Davis. Matches, Mss.
P 8 Domestic CssAs. B1atE GIa5uiss. and Hence
rathic Medicine Of al kinds for 50 .. Hadfeld's names-
uc MANUEL ao1mpeniium = fourteen years practice.
.rllen IN p-ain simpls ianEuAEe, expressly Tor The use
OF private individuals, travellers and families.
once and PhErmEcy. Jefera1n street. near he c5-ner
% Main. Residsnco on Vance street. between Herrando
and Desoto- FyuLs-
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sroP TIE TH1EF-Attsnton is directed to
the advertisement Of Stop nief-TEenty-
Five Dollars Rewsrd,r among our new advsr-
tissnsnts this morning.
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s5n.AOn
INSTRUMENTATION PRIZEs.
whole Tickets, SIC; Halves. s.
Quarters, - so.
Eya ordering Tickets or Cerffde0fe

III tTIU INchfEs OF Nf~TIIIItUff5
Irclose The am9unt q uDley 70 our address for what
you wish 70 purchasei name the Lottery in which you
or QuartfrE o. reoeipt q Nhlch. We seud What a. Or
dered, b nut mail. together viii The schfme.
Immediatsiy after ne cr4uinc, q priuted DrEuInr
certihed 10 b. The CommisEi5lerf, viii Be sent with an
exDlananoz-
Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLATA, and
give their Post once, County and STATE.
~ All o0mmunicatous strictly c1nddentiaI.
~ An Prizes q 1900 and under paid Immediately
afeT ne draNing-ther prizes 81 ne Esuai time q
orty days
Orders fer Tickets O. certlaoaies, 10 Be directed 20
o EDDT 4 Co, Augusta, Georgia,
or, WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Atlanta, Georgiai
OF, WOOD, EDDY a CO. Wilmington. Delaware.
u-Alis Of ne numbars that are drawn from the
Wheel, vita he amount Of he przs hat eaah 01e b en-
titled y, viii BE- published AFTER every draUing, IN tie
foIogfng papers; Augusta (Geol Constltutouaiist
Noble Regificr, Nashville Gazette, Richmond Dispatch.
RaulclHx Qkissl clarioas New Xok Herald AID New
Tea uEeA so
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Mndern

II INTEND 90 reopen an eveniur class on the loth Inst
1 for the study o. The German snd Freuch Languages.
Gentlemen desiriug % Avail themselves o. ms oFpouu-
nifty % acquire a practical k~n1rieirr o. these most bean
uful and u-efei Languages. viii please cali fr u~articu-
lars on me ~ my once. c'fher % Main ana Monroe sts.
- u u-.unn Nnm AZ u--.--
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Tn LIZ IN
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME


wiz Be drawn By WOOD EDDY Il Co. Manager. ia
public, under the superiuiendence o. Sworn Conmis-
sionsrs, IN OCrOBER, 1859.
CLASS ........ ........EO $40,
Draws on Saturday, October %, 1859,
On the Three Number Plan.
IS Numbsrs-1S Drawn Ballots.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY Two TICKETS
- ONE GRIND CfPITRL PRIZE OF
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The proprietor u the Paulding, Kiss, Eastern Clarion,
Is desrozs % securing the services Of an Assistant Edi-
Corr fully competent % assume the management Of the
pzper. dalu-he editors absencc nrom home.
No eelueusn need apply for he situation, unless be
produce unfE1epIuuahie testimonials o. his capacity and
ability, IN eveT respec5 % an he position
S. r.
PauldnE ai--. SEPT n. 1883. -ep90-Im
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n there wsre bot i've cases before the
Recorder yesterday in which foes to the
amount OF twenty-five dollars were assessed,
Two additions were made to the ehsin7gsng.
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~ Auv one wishing a snug, cory home,
beautifully located, within four minutes walk
Of Court square, viii do ~ellt to call on W E.
Wells, Gayoso building.
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00nn Barrels Utica Lime. Just recsired md 10
%OOO ale sr % tr trade.
Also 500 barreis rrealEsier Coal for sne low.
". WAN
Corner Nee Naftet Equare,
Seis71u T Sonh sids0 Bsli nrssh
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"a We would invite public attention to the
new style Of pictures taken at the Star Gal
lsry, 262 Main street. They are most perfect
hkenesse,s and for durability stand unriFsled.
Call FOR the ferreotype. Prices from City cents
upward.
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THOM.fS
FRANCIs PILLETL & Cd.

BIZ leave % auuaulce %
- the p~ubucthat they have open
N "A their RESTAURANT, at
N@ Mes. shelby street. An thlse
Who nav honor o. wits their ratrln1se VII Ind ne bes.
table ne make affords Meals viii be sent o. any
place in town f rauuireH
srse aud beauliui saloon VIII BE- a. me disposition
q private Parties. Rails and Marines
Breakfast fum 5 n11s pmner hum1to3i Supper
from 6 o. o'cl0 l.
Erery dy q me LUNCH frun 10 o y 0'clock-
ne bar Rom IS provided with te best vine and
Liauors, AMI we VII a. everything 10 please our cust9-
meu IN evcrV respecL
.snII-sn FRANcIs PILnErL a 90.
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Two Valuable Lots of Ground.

Situated on Poplar strert. 10 The city o. Memphis. knour
and designated on the plan and subdivision q TIE Cheel
Property a. Lots Mo- I anIs h0unieI and described a
follows io-UIi- Lot No I, beginning a. a stake On tt
southern lire % Poplar street, being Rrhtin's ncrth-
west corner. thence south on and viii R1b5iuis line Ie1
ferts more or les. 90 stake in the center o. an alley be.
tween Poplar and Washiugun streets. thehoe WestwaudIy
on and VITA the lane o. said ally 50 1900 feet 10 a stake
Ue1ce ulrfhWa1iiy l6e feet more or les, % e sake or
te south side 1f Poplar street G8 b0-lO1 feet from us
b=clunluE corner. thenee eastuardV with tie line a
Poplar street. 10 The begiunIng. Lt No. 8. ia descflbei
as Follows. beginning az a stake On the SCUM side %
Plllar street, the n1rfh-wesf corner rf To- No J.. theucr
running suurhwardlT or and With the west side Of Ioi
No 4 jos feet more OF less. TO a stake IN the center Of
SAID aieT, tie southwest nuruer % lot No. !. ihencs
wertsardy on and with he line " sad alley. IS fee.
m1-f ~ les, o. a stake on Yates line. thence north.
wardly on and win Yates line 20 a stake on The ssuth
side q Poplar street i6 feet more % les. thenof
~-aFtwsriT on and viii The line q Poplar street. s.
feet. more or less. o. te berinufar.
IEREs OF sALE-The shove Described lots viii BE-
sold on q credit % twelve haduths, purchaser % ereeuts
notes With GOOD perz1nal security Tor the rurchszs raaner.
sale e. N ocuck. A o..
JOHN q. LANIER.
HmwNa=MnwH#E nnaHH anH No.
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A BEAUTIFUL Curve were shown yes
terdsy q beautiful golden cup, valued at $50,
which eonPoses q portion Of the Citizens
Plate subscribed to ae stakes at the fall meet
ing over the Memphis Race Course. The cup
in question has been furnished BY Messrs.
Merriman & Co. Of this city, and is ersdftabls
to their workmanship and a monument to the
HberaIitv q the Contributor
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e. Messrs John D. Battle, c. c. Morris
and Judge James, we are requested to state
have been added to the list Of delegates to the
Railroad Convention at s.. Louis.
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ST. LOWS, September 2.-The river 1t This point
has risen one md a hair inches ant is swelling slowly
LOUISVILLE September p The river At this pointis
RISING rapidly, win six feet water in The canal aud four
feet on TIE falls. The river has risen ten feet At the
foot o. The fails during the last twsnty-fozr hours.
mere are twelve feet o. water On The Portland bar.
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%COSMORAWTC %STFRFOSCOPF

JUOMURAMit SIEREUSUUPE,
A Yong the latest Inventions in Orlc- Eerl fn0th-
u in- more instructive and amusing Than ta- sterec
aupe. Tie Stere1scuns Tieus are IMPRESSION from Ma
ture, rcp-rs1aiiEg TIE finest Scenerl-s. Cities arf Non
umrlts in Eur0ce sri this country. uhich. viewed
Ir1l-l this insruzr-t, ercus uose otircs in bold re-
lief. actually as they are, aud thus are are best modeis
icr Artist give the best Mea ~ fcrciEn countries ID
Art, ans make the da--t Iarlr oruamcHE-
CItEens and strangers visiting the city should not fail
90 call ou O. MULLER Oplaan, al Mail street. uppo-
ute Proyiue 4 1evsrts Bisk, sni examine nese mag
Eihoent FieEE.
Justreceived he iargrstr1d hnrst o-1l-cidao % VIEWS
o. Eur0V~ ard tleUuItri States
100 difsreu- View % ne city o. Paris
500 different VieWuof Switzerland. Aus-ria. German
and Tyroli.
zoo different Views OF he Rhine.
400 different Views % Italy. Caustanunspie. Gre~1s
EEypL NubiA. Palestine anl he Holy Land.
200 different Views q L1liau.
500 Sueneries o. England, ireland Souuznd, satles
Family GTcupes. etc.
800 bcauIfuly mmi1ated iuteriCr AMI exieEiu
Viewed Paris AMI Ln1t1u- Also,
500 Glass VieEscf Eurupe aud his cuuufry. plain ans
olhrei touzture.
EIAEara FaIls-Wiute sut Sumner TleEz
CatsEu Mauntains.
Washi1l1n AMI FCrli-.
And a great mary cther articles to udnefods o nsu
u0n. Cone quik an secure choice Views.
@. MULLER 81 Vain street.
m=riF-usaviv Oun Prgvire = sf=uart's Blaf
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Receire6 at the
BAZAAR Of FASHIOHI
Rich Dress SILKS,
Rich HfOOIeH Dress Goods, p
Richest Dress T-fnanlfpgS,
Splendid Ribbons.
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
BONNETS,
FLOWERS, ETC

Laics VIII bear IN MIND, that our Goofs have been
selected with crest care, both a. o. the latest Fashions
end best quality. and We are determined o. sen az small
profits, and nat o BE- ulfersoid By any house.
Z. BARINDs h CO..
.m-rH -HaH.-aHH nnn NJ aH-mmH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

OCCUPATION GoSE-Our old friend Mr..
Charles May, has disposed Of his livery stable
AID stock to Mr.. J. n. Woodward. We re-
gret to learn that Charlie . has retired from
active business AMI hope that his occupation
in Memphis is not permanently gone.
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gnfaI Mlattrrs.
FTIa.T TornIne.::sspI5mber %, 1883.

EprroAr.z-Msi, Ward, Of the PanOls star
and Col. Underwood, Of the Helena Aiedi
ssrs IN the city yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

irrM.-nsre viii not be a meeting Of the
Board Of Mayor and Aldermen at the usual
hour this evening.
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COmm affairs.


ooTroE-There was considerable aefiyiv IN ne mar
hot Yesterday, AMI tho sales were hsayy a. quoutans.
ne ~shipmen's aiso, were heavy, ~ ne season, em-
bra7ing no iess then 40 bales ior s. Lsus md sobaies
i0T ne oaio river.
Inieng---..-.-s 7 IMltmuz. ..-..f0salo
OmEary 5000. $50 s Geri Aidfing..u Gus
sod Ordinary. 6s@ 3 Nrtiiiuf Fair.1fkGiiH
L~ NianiuE.-. sA@I0 fFsir.--..--...i2 ora
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REGUL.aR WEDNESDAY PACKET FOR
WHITE RIVER

" n. LANGLET---..-..-.u. c. WILLIAMS Master.
Turs urhr draurnf ami fast running pas r.
II ssncer packet wiz leave Memphis a.
ahove on every Weiuesiay sveins az fA
O'Clock. r. o.
ne langley being OF very Irht tranght, passengers
and shippers can rely on Der -1iuE through without de-
teuuon. For irsi-ht or pls1-s app'v %
PRIEST g. BOWEN. Agents.
f-aa-a~a No Q WHnrra street.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept p P M-cauan-ns maTfs
Is sene7aiiy unehlnsedi ne sales o. to-day amount %
400 bales. The suEar market closed uuasaui 81 an o.
vance o. ko-Iuated 20 ssGsse.
NEW YoRE Sept. 22.-coaan-ms sales to-dll
Emount 70 100 bales. Tfe market eossd duu.
Fiour-ihe mara IT closed buayanti ne sales Today auouul
10 1870 brs. Corn-rhe market closed buoysnti us
sales Of to-day amount TO 70 900 bu.hesa a. siGs2 cents.
Pou-Easiern Nes sI5NGisi1-ls. Lardeiosed steady
81 ioA9iiEe- whisky asKee7e- suEar-The market
closed steady At 5s8sA hr Nusc.vado. conss-Rio
IKE.
CINCINNATI sept 2P.M-Fsur-rhem arkst closed
viii a. advance q Ioe. Mixed quoted a.
IS, whisky q. Pork-westsm Nos quoted At 4lf.5o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

MARKET MAsTEEs ELEcr-His understood
that two new market houses will be thrown
open for business On the Let proximo, under
the provisions Of the late market ordinance.
The two markets viii be under the control Of
as many Market Masters, who were elected
BY the board last evening. Mr.. j. Loving
was elected master OF he market in south
Memphis, and Mr.. n B. Holt was chosen
master Of the Borth Memphis market.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

TWENTY-FIVE CENTSl
Wewil make pictures for a few days longer
at twenty-five cents, set in cases.
Sewing Machines at prices from $50 to
500, warranted. YEAROUT & CO,
ssp1s-1w 2o2 Calhoun Block, Main st.
School Books AT CosT.-waison s. Beard,
sls Main street, are selling their entire assOr-
msnt Of school hooks at cost. In
HEHE Is A CHAxsE-Wanted good and eff
I eient Agents to sell the best Iron Hooper Tie in
the world. Liberal indaeemets are offered FOR
men to 90 into Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas. Apply to
iy23-2m H. B. WILLIAMS & Co.
No. Is Jefferson street. Up stairs-
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Nil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGLL, BROS. & co.
Lands for sale-sse Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'s column on
fourth page.
See F. H. Clark & Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, Jswslry, suver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. }. Warren & Co; 2s3 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement OF
GEORGE PArTIsoS & Co., Booksellers and
stationers, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
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CHkSeE or bocArreH-Messfs. Brown
Owen s. Co. have removed to their new bust
nsss house, at No. 5 Monroe street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

VIOLATION OF An OEDINANcE.-There is an
ordinance against the practice Of allowing
horses attached to vehicles to stand in the
street without being hitched. L. Rocco was
fined i've dollars yesterday for a violation Of
the ordinance, his horse having started, and
the wagon to Which be was attached having
csliidsd with aHothsr vehicle, to the damage Of
the latter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

GALLATE RAcEs-The race yesterday was
for the Jockey Club Purse, $500, nile heats,
best three in i've. SIX started. The race was
soon won By Rounltree and Meath's Oh. N.
Martha Horshaz, BY Albion, dam Eudora BY
Pam Five heats were run. We did not
learn the time.
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THE GREAT ANNUAL FAIR
a.
ST. LOUIS.
COnnmOncdE sept 28fh
Az r-nNr-N-rH. .rr M.

AND CONTINUING SLY DAYS
THE 81 LOUIS q MEHPHIs PACEE ~
L CunfANT have aullEe. ns tfuar- r7
Hre of Arlr Ert Class PASSENGER sr~su -
es Il Ue following order. t1 an usllrg
p r-lr S. LlF luriuE ns G--at Aulual Falr-
sTElhER BEN LEHlS..-.-----.HRIERLf. Master.
VIII leave Msmullscn Murray cd inst at5o'-I1aE.
p r. 1rlvirr az S. LOUIS ln SlulsF le 1sn Esf-
JAMES n. LTGAN ..----...-..-..-.-RILEY. Master,
Wm issvs Memphis on FriflV. 81 ln-t at5gd1ck. ar
nv1us Et s. Louis lu Hraay m1uluE 2srh inst
PLATTE fnLhi, Master.
VIII leave Memphis on saturday. can laat g. 5lIacz.
p NJ. arrrLlE al ST. L1uls al Tlsslag uou.us Eh
LuEf-
JOEA IT, DlCAtl. ---.-----.----MARSHiLL. Master,
VIII leave Memphis ln M.-ry 1sl last-, st % 5doeE
~. arIgilE 30 g. louis T1 WeIrealav evening 45Ih
lrsf-s at 1c1rE r.. m.
The Company viii issue TICKETS AZ n-ir usual rates.
n~urulsnluE a11lUuratlGu alIe IN ST. louis.
ucEel ari state Ealus Gao 1e s=rurcT au either %
ac above Ellrs BY arpF.gg o. no C1uuaerrs Once,
So. s Hlu1ris H1w- OrNEaE. Jn.
seuli-fw General Nraw
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PATENT MICA AND
r CEMENT ROOFING.

HNHS cement consists % strong eluiuqus sucstancesI
il impreEu.ted win dhrons matter, and covered with
Mica. which make h fire Prod. and q perfect resistant
Of ne atmosphere IN every dlmate and We win VAN
Rant IT WATER Proof. II also reflects the rays o.
the sun. making ne huiiiins mrch c1aisr IN sumner
nan tin or siate, and VII neither crack mr. rut. IT ~
PRACTICALLY THfPERrsHAHLr. and having been
thouurniy tined fur year. 10 View York CITY and various
parts % ne unitef Siafea. q Is ne cheapfst and BEST
roodug in use. JOSEPH DITTO & Co.
General once- is Broadway. New York
". B-Cemcnt FOR sale ~ ne barrel, With fuil print
- iulruciGrs fr ~arrlTiur. We also rrrr fer sale,
Territorial Rirhg for q rorticn of ne Uuiied States.
iuri5-amia J D. 4 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

Or TOR ST. LoUIs.-Csptains Garrett and
MeMurray, and Officers Moore and Whitsitt,
Ben. Ls1is, for St. Louis last evening, as del
egates to the National Police Convention
which will assemble in St. Louis during the
apDroachinr Reek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23
TO LADIES


q is pecsliarly suited. HEdu. iE q short tine, bring o.
fs mo1niy period win regularly.
CAUTIOE.
Those Pills houid na be taken By females hat Es
pregnant during ne nna arrse moughs, a. nsy are Sus
sbrins O Hisearriagei but At svssy osAer tine, aud II
ever othes case, tnsy are psrfsaiy safe.
In Al e1s-s q Nervous and Spinal Aasaioua, Pains IN
ne BACK and Limbs, HeaTiness, PHtigus on slight e1sr
ton, Paipitston q me Heart, D5Euess o. spirits, Hys-
Nrlul 61 Headsehe, whites. and al he painful dis
easea 0ocEsloned - 3 disondered ETstem, these Puls VII
efet 3 cure when al cher means have taiied-
Ful directions IN ne pamphlet around each packsga,
which shuuid BE- carefully preserved
AbItle ooutaiuluE So 7llE, and crced Win ne EJF-
erumsut stamp q Great Britain, can Be- sent post nee
fqr 8 arf nosfazf rtsauE
Sole sgcu: for thr gnfrf States and CEnadas,
Job NOSES Rochester, n. Y.
Nlenffr ECo-s Ne1uhis. Wholesale and Retai
Asel NJ sd hg al respectable draFEsA.
unprlncipied tcalcrs ~ % eel
oher ltHs, &C Whi1h fhey realise more rruft D
dez-diuuwIy
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E.Ost--s25 Reward.

A o G. 10 o'clock yesterday, 1 lst. on Main street,
u between P1par AMI MARKET a g1d case Patient L.
yer Huutiug Wac1, sold are. No E,slt, .. m. Clark
4 Co, MGers. ] rl give thr n1ier the Stove reward
Cor it, delivery % me Or 90 Ciark a o..
s~epll-2ws JOHN MAL0NE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

rs St Louis where II IL best known. A. ". Fa-iu's
i flour stands without q rival The ab1ve brsnd Is
made ony from choice Keutuckv and tennessee Wheat.
and h dcsiEned expressly for Famiiy use. A.suupiy al
ways on hand LINDSEY A FtCELES.
saulH n s H--n-frr ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

DEowSED or a FLATBoAT.-A young man
about twenty-five yezrs Of age, fell overheard
from Mr.. J. J. Loving's lumber-boat, at the
foot Of Buck Island, short time before day
light Sunday nOTnins, and was drowned before
he could receive assistance. The deceased
shipped at this city, and gave his name as
ThOG. Brown, but it was inferred, after GER
tain paper on bis person had been perused,
that hs name was Mcclure. He was a native
81 Ireland. but late Of Louisville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

N'AAAfNA' NAihf ~ fHN eAEoso GAFfFqr ~
artruTfoE.
Geld anf MirT 1ele nr sIa-fcrf
Uui1u harEs-....-..- uarlHluE ~ rrrutar..-- 8 fs
fiaufTra hsnE-.-..... rarI hauh n Tarnaru.--- s Ir
hauE % reaneasrFr-.. rlrIHaEf 90 Glaihour.-.e ds
Bsnk 81 Charsn1ors ~rarinalf - Amerlca ..-.iGt b.
Cuumercil hrus--.-- uarlBE Easf Truu. feiaf o dc
bank lf Westreun..-. parizrctaurs Eaut rcun
Bart uf Msm1his..... parI hueL..-u
city Ha1f. Nashville parIAuiruifuraI Han
haut ~ EnuEFiur.-.. parI faii-L...- alrrhl-s.
E1renaa lufuraucs o. par Cltincns'H Bans. JAILED 50 Dis
Bsnk - kuhViur.... I disIgaufhc raIun... dis
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

EKEEcIsEs At THE BAPTIST CHURcB-Tbs
repairs and Improvements upon the First Bap-
tist Church, under the Psstorship OF Rev. 7 J.
Drane, having been completed, the eongrrga-
ton viii bold a religious q house-Warming al
the church edihce this evening. The exercises
viii commence at half-Past ! O'Clock. The
friends Of the church are invited to be present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23
FOr Rpmf-

On fue C0lnuns Rooms and SIX dne sleeping Rloms,
= ever Mr B. ! au's st1re. uTuer o. the alley above
adams T., Front Row. ne rooms are IN suits d nree.
sspio Ia . ADAMS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

NOBLE CHAEITT.-By accident we heard
yesterday Of the ~bestoWmsnt Of a noble char
ity BY that mysterious order, the sons Of Malta.
They have FOR som etime been minislerfng to the
wants Of a poor family in this city, composed
Of a man, bis wife, and child. The kindness
Of the order, however, was unavailing to pre-
serve life, and both parents died, leaving a
sliitle boy alone in the cold world. Certain
charitable members Of the order, however,
took charge Of the little fellow last evening,
and paid his passage to Paduesh, at which
place be has relatives.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

TRIAL OF Henry BUzGETT.-The trial Of
Henry BuTgetts charged with killing George
Hubert on Thursday last, an account OF
which We have already given, was opened at
Marion, Ark, on TUESDAY, ard viii, in all
probability, be concluded to-day. The sttor-
neys in the case are Mr.. Hauks, Of Helena,
and Judge King and Gen Sale, Of this city, for
the prosecution, and Mr. Lyle, OF Arkansas,
and Messrs. Yerger ard Carpenter, Of thu city,
for the defense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-23

NEW YoRE, September 2.-Wm. J. Lane. 3 transfer
and foreign note detk 10 The Fulton Bank, vas arrested
to-day for smbezIlins So. oO0 from that institution.
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SpsaaI AoIitrs


H0itOETny's Fdiis aud Ointment.
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