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NrN foRE Juur 7-it rH rr~td mat Gen Ca
lea had Informed the Austrian GqFfruHeut that nl
provisions were segmuinE 20 fan b Piedmont sBd hsi
be oould Ba maintain HE p~osiiiou nute thnn anesr
tnys. Four Russian CoTs Dkrmee have Bssed o.
uures ne Austrian fronter A frrreh feet vss be-
fore Feuiee ard had alresdT captured twenty vessels.
Finsen Frrnh men-of-War we're seen near Csliars. az
ne coast o. naimada. ne shaunei 70 veuiss BE- biloxi
sted b sunken vcsseis- snip laden uifh sares are
rcady % - suuk insianisnrouziY % a. 70 close % the re-
naming passass. Cans o heavy calihsf vtfe ina poi-
ton 10 Command msse oesiruosd ehauhe.s. me Freu.h
~aootsupists tiutsdius 81 Hfaednt Tsnios Cor ne
preseui
ne Liverpooi Post ssys Russia Is shoui % ioiu Austria
AGAINST France In oousiderstion q 10 eessiuu q MOI
tavia and Wsiiaehia 20 ns formss power By ne latter.
lard Naimssbuy eauiioss EuEish vessels against
,srryiuE articles cautrahand q war @ either q thsb fl-
lssrsuis, sfstns hat TIE Briash eoTsramsnt win no;
i~niurfrre % nsir aror II ihrg asbey.
Thernrisof Ialisn refugees 70 ereste . revolution In
Lauhsrdy. has bern supsTessedts S~iss tzapa
Twenty thouland Londoamen have beCu eurodud In TIE
British Navy.
The e~harioring q vessels % Funee fur ne ounTeyanee
Of troops Or var stores. vas REGARDED a. Illegal.
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A F~1EsTRArE NoTIcE OF II GAToso
HoUsE-Dr. Samuel A. K. Morton, a gentle
man Of taste and discrimination, in 4 recent
letter to the RusssIviIle Herald, from this city,
says: " On arriving at the Bluff City, we, Of
course, ordered our baggage to the rev and
crack hotel, the GsyOso. This we found to
be quite a Palatisl affair, aspiring By its
handsome furuiturs TO q rivalry Of the St.
Nicholas OF Metropolitan, Of New York. In
each Of the large, well ventilated rooms, from
basement to attic, are msntsls Of italian mar
be, msrble-top tables, bureaus, and wash
stands, mahogany wa-dr5bes, cushioned
chairs, divsns, and beautiful for-glo5s chan
deliers. The entire building is ilumed at night
with eaTburstted hydrogen gas, supplied BY
factory belongings to the house The diuing sa-
Icon, ball room, and ladies' parlors are taste
fully and elegantly dscorated-ths latter EiA
gorgeous chandeliers, lofty mirrors, curtain
Of satin dsmssk, lined with silk, chased sil
yer pitchers and goblets, Turkish chairs sofas
divans, ottomans, etc.
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To BUsSEss Mex. This morning at 10
O'Clock, a crowd viii eoRgregate a. the corner
Of Third and Adams streets, to see bow prop
srty goes Of IN this central portion Of the city.
Men are beginning to inquire what VIII be the
effect Of constructing the Overton Hotel The
general impression is that IN grsvtsting BE-
tween the Gayoso and the palace in Pinch, The
center Of business viii locate Itself shout Ad-
ans street The Northern Road when compile
tedto Louisville, viii draw pro.srty and prices
north. and Col Whites Road viii attract then
to the south, and again he common point be-
tween the two is foEndcn Adams street. Go loOk
a. Il ssdsr. with It's beautiful residences which
line il for q mile on either side, itB Churches, with
he massive cathedral, is fine slope and per
feet drainage, and its delightful shade, 70 Main
street and the heart Of the city, and hen re-
feet hat ia i've years Third street viii Be as
great a t~horoughfsre as Main was Eve yesrs
ago. We sdvise all DESTROYS Of making .
gooa investment, to attend Alderman Forests
ssIe this morning. See advertisement Of Mon
sarrat, Dupres a Co.
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Spiral H0fifrs
D~YsPEPsIAi pYsPEPH4iI

DTgepsb L. our Eauoaai Dise..s--sst .su.eh.
nste dp.uaa. datsfs tnsr srHuz. oostivs lalit,
bni0us snduon. HgT aaur suasr Vi It snd a ~.
uniaaf sTmptams afbad taste. coated t9urus. a6sfuuissi
bead, 80 ntacEs % hea1aehei Tet hos fsF know how
d cure Ii Gs1sralN because ne boEeIs are aausu-
patel rssaft j. hhd @ esfharios. u araursr. b. surs
q easiuan va never Cured ~ sainrties. vhoss only
omls D. D veatsl ne diEssaon. aad impalr the latss-
ufy ~ ne auure asslmlaurs JFum.
Buf HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PIHs-a sinpie mrficaisd sugar pil-havs cursd hun-
trets & ne uora - msse oosihsis eaas us u
dus Shaggy By iusrodng ~ iaus "a r-uras 81 n
issrify - NJ Aetsufepra1t Ean Ehkh re1at ga
aGPeuts. rsfuisr h,5hs.adaar ia anabuoyuhi 4iriil
saeh a medidns b. o rsm. ant snir requirss % BE- tuouu
b be spprseiated
Fucs. IS cents pr bex. win arselansi az boxes. D..
SB-A mn sst q HusfFHHEF's HoAEoroTHtc
SPECIFIES. vim pa 4 Drsaasa fFrey du-r
cot rsmedi-s. ln large rlait. marloo 60. 81 a. In
PLATA 0a.s. 81 family case q 70 boErs sni hook g.
msss rsmeties, By ne fiusis bar o. oass. are seat -
UnifU eHpress. free Of ohsrse. % snT adfress. o. -
eiptaf ~ prize Adfre.s
Dr. y HUMPHRETs 4 Co.
NJ. 81 B~rosGEsT. New Tark-
soai IN Asnplis by g. MASsFIELD a c %
i~sf-1steod
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mOHrtarU ann fiHaut1ai
E7ssms 6an7 IFFFlE oTrcEj

strrruav. gune q fs8.
Wv YOEK-From De usun. Ny 81 ne tarE
statement s-a,5 - sTi7s @s
Sfuolssi o. eiieahnaa q t2a1u dsposite 81
ss sI rs.
cecdrd aFa millions % t1lar- he atoye eecliuf must
- fcnurd - Iuts Uan - iulleaunE ayery fstfs
~ h. n e-rs "a aaasd - "a sSa a5s.r shfs-
meat, and ne actnai r11uut ~ hauk u-day Il PROBABLY
"a over va pst L~-fsrsmltsssss
Tors' re- si siiss sisi i if-+ ihA -ss an
aclpsisd snd aAsss thst nand girii q sautisa has
q ga besm eEvTah an1ur hsnk MANAGER mo-e
Who have rtufif1 ne E~fu1ii1n via mosic care a~pprehend
% dinuiiy from Ne present arEs s~h!pmsdis q pecis,
mere = any pr1s1rt q thrir fslne Bat u musi Al
wnvsb b -remsmberrf ttai pufIic safety in matters ~ M
anee depends . much qa ne mliuiensnee q o~auadsncs
umoug ne rurf- Hs upor 3 hifhfui sdherrucs 20 sound
eoonomical prlnapie- ne bants viii, thesefore, co.
sdE ihslr o~n al ihs E-nsrsi interest b o~onrinuinE
a. tanr - rs rpecia plFurnis is.t. IN ne masey mar
kst thsre is 20 particular chaurr. mere e. ven uuio
dsmaud FOR aonsI st1er y merrhtnts ~ erek.r. -
takers. 81 8 pr cent on can. ne hilb-oken oaufinns
D report aflf-ciau snaufhs indsrrsd paper 81 : ,
ssss .soosS-asss pasr %aisasst Is psfa
second eia- sursr papfr j. peItaps . irae harder %
~ tnsa "
rhiis4 l. seulhr A. 10 u0a fr % dEy and sirhf
ssriins bnil respectively huncs SO q 8TH.
INV OHLNA|N -NAAA DO EAaATuarH aAAH 2
Sarceiy my chsnre j. apparent IN ne mafket. but
there H. sfrouE frsllug % caution which operates
aEalnst al ercitrmsui. here q some apprehsuaian q
aatsn tfrhtrninE % ne View York market caused
~ ua helry and lneessaaf shipments o. snecie ahruld,
uhisa are 90 large ? , sauatsrssisd y ths calitFpis
rsmifianoss and ~ aFlunble uuGt1n ~ DE- iHi "a
srchanEes. POI tnsenee - - 10 ne NeT YEA.
papers q reiiauee % ~ hee miiitens q con. pes
icatrd % the suPpnsin1n hat siFhtfaldS Hoult % At
= cent. premium beuus a.. 81 tHa hr fta Alp
nsnt Of specis upuid D. attended uin a positive 10.
alfhouzh The express clupaulea arer W ualsrct 81 All
charFes lncilded, a. \ cent Prom preseat sIpear-
anrfft lfuai urilfely nat we rhau have % part win
ne amaudf msutl11et. uniets On thseventof q r~tringsut
uarkel a. NrW Yea. Uhlch wight fraH from Us ne
tullon REGARDLESS q tas IN the zssnEhiie ne efrd
q rths hqaFy shipments fDm New ruTk must b. % ksep
tan eacasnfe 10 a ffaednaele poi1l - doneues large
amounts have hfeu lraHu cnopel credlta and moTe-
ever The receipts ~ r. u1eElecteta sunpy IN lie Llnf1n
martpt. say aheut E1c1eoQ ln one MOTH, Is Akfiy %
~ Farg aioeu-arinr- ani a. rearr faVurahiy on New
r<t. OR own u~plttlsts vicv via aisrm this large
abstranIo1 q rurcis. arI here ne market il Dot In q
condition 10 ralV fum r. asulF trpnssion, FEf
isscuunized m1re coTeiT api m1ufV cannotbe freely
snnard "a tie bsd l1n9 At lons d1te 1afr ? PEI
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AL kinds anf Fsmily supplies geusraly Aa-
hChamprgns. caret Port n1ieir uni Nhiie hiues
Branlfs, Flrter auf Ale, er, bef tranA - al
low - cash al
maf1 J. 9. MTCHkLL Gus
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED
mdS rHR
Richest a ga
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOrs.

HNAA ~ AA-a " 1mENANAH
Watt Rly q B<suhfsl Had Of Esb.
QECAusE n q ~ oruansut q Co hinsslf provided
bloom ever 81 brightly 10 ne rigFlnT eherk. ne sTr 30
ever - spartlng. The teetk be- those ~ pearis. b. ne
head j. -ersn q IL covering. o. ne hair bs narisd and
safvsled Earh and DRY, o. worse sill, II fpunled
yin gray nlflre vii loose more nan haif her ehsras
Pro- Woei's Hair ReasntiFe. q urf tro 7r nree
rr-h a. arnsmruL Rsaf ne following ard Judge. ne
Eritef o; ne mst u ne cslebruted pianist uaneE
EEW ToRK- Aprlt 70. 1883
ne aohzatious I an under fr he snIrs restaraiiou o.
no barr 10 u srsnnsl eal1ri ahaut - tine q ny art-
BOT upau n aupIoion o. your HIS Rsstaraflvs" l.
sau recovered its criglnai hur. Gooasifer ysur Resto-
ratve as a verY uaufrrf1I l-nEsniiau. cutie enauruz a.
vel aEeeahia- ia2 dear Or. T9u-t truly
aDryeh 81 sryussyss.
welsh Negapaper oncs.I1 Naaau-st.- April T. 80.
Prof o. J. woon-Dear Sir SINE mouth Or SIX
seeks an, 7 reserved q t1ite n your Halr Rettq-ativs
hair. nuls thiaEinE a. ne tine nat 10 zould restore ~
mT halr % re- lriginal Color. hut 10 her a. vel a. ny
surprise. After q - weeks Gisi it has performed ia,
brown. Al ne sane tine beaaufynE ar thidkrulzg ne
hair stronEfy reouunsnt ne shove e,tontlvs % 81
persons In Tnui q s1h aehanEs o tAs.5 hsir
NV T0RK. JuIy Is. 1887.
Pro- O. J Wood win ooudi-lce 10 I reo1mmen
yoar Hair Rsstorattve = saing Ne Dast s1saeaus sru-
Gle 7 ever aw snos eAng your Hair keft9rauvr NJ
hair ard uhisEsrs, SHEA were almasf uhits. have uad-
usny zrovu darEi snd InoU feel ouufient that a fsv
m1ra applications Vii reztlra nsu b heir natural
onior- 1falaa Ia relieved ne n Oh dar1rud and unplsaa-
ant tchirE - common aE'0ng Psrslas VIE Psrspirs rec
IT, J. O. NiLhI
Prof WOOD. Ahout tuo years sgo ny hair oummsunst
falling 90 and turulnE Ersyf 7 uus fHf beoamiuz bad
snd had tried many re1etl-s . % edeL ! oommsncst
usinr Vuur Restorative % Iaulars LAT AtaW aprl1-
t1ns fastened NJ hair lrmly began 70 81 rps ErgT
ont. arf TUNED b1ct g. is iarns- ooar toiacEl Atthis
time. 10 Is fully Restored 20 is oriuual color health, ani
appearance. and cheerfunJ eoqmmeud is use . an
Z D. HOES.
ChlcaEo. III. Nays 1881.
ne Restorative pat % n botu- o. three siEes.Flr
large, medum and Euali he snail hahis BAR q plut.
anf retails fr che dollar per hotlef he me1lum hoids
a. least twenty per cent more In prenoru1n ban ne
snail retaIls for two collars q htue he larEe bod a
quart. forty PCT cent more IN pr portion, and retsild hr
three fouar a bottle.
o. J. WOOD \ 70, Propristors. 2l2 B~roafsay NsE
Tork, dn TIE great New fork Wire Railing Establish
meufl End III Market street. S. Louis. No
- And sid by al sod pruEEists and Fanny Goo1
sasr- maf1-aulm
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q We are assured that the difficulty be-
tween the FIRE companies No. 3 and No. 8, at
the IRE Thursday morning was inauguEated BY
individuals who belonged 10 neither company,
ard that the best relations exist between the
nembers Of the Two %oreanIzstions.
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H IMMENSE DEMAND
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE

CiNtTEhO OF WlNU MdJIllAE
Has rendered more extensive accommodations ueues-
II s1ry. A sp.eHdid large salesroom has been cited
up a. No $50 Eain street. next door % McKinney A. CO..
furniture store. ounnecting with TIE latter up1n te
ieo1nf hoor.
The rrputaian a. SINGERS Swing MACHINES
Is 30 vel established % D. deemed superauaus o. exua-
usie upan their merits, esnecaly since % d. Customary e
advertise every kind % sewing Machiue. whether Eood
" bad. as superior, or 81 least equal o. On others. But
assertion Is MT prc1f. and 10 sensible person VIII trust
% a punnE advertisement, while be cen avail himself u
The opportunity o. iudsing BY personal inspection whai
Machine isbeEt s1-ted % his purpose.
ris impossible for TIRE p~Erchascr Of q SIusFr Machine
o. D. deceived. simply becsuse each Maclne is toI viii
the privilege o. refurniuE d 10 q given time u b Should
MT prove u BE- what 10 vas rapreseuted.
We're It Necessary, we couid point % q volume o. faas
Wustraura of the maxim g. Success h. q sure evidence
o. merit" It's well known that I. n. Slayer and I'd
ward Clark Eho o~pnsifute the aru o. /. II. Singer A
Co. hsrr beosme millionaire 10 b. an uudeniatie fact,
that Sincers hachines have alTas cummandrd a higher
prior. aud that here d a much larger number q them
sod chan 90 any ofher Eud. and that hundreds o. these
Mastines have been IN o1nstsut use ~ Upward q seven
years, heinz SIN IN good condition.
Singers new manufactory, In New Tcrk. In considered
g remarkable structure even In that city Of mammoth
esIabllslmrutss YET Uih al these immsuse facilities
they are barely able 10 supply the demand, which has
more tdan d1uhled since The public has discovered he IN
encenv aud wurhlesnes o. the smres o. Seulug Ma
chimes with vhich the whole country Is deluzed.
Thoze who are not usEfed IN the Seuing Nadine trade
would Do we'll q make . thorough eEamiuauou heiore
bu7inE
~ Prices q singers Machines from SIS 70 $50.
jal-dauf ONWARD DIAN. AGENT
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Homowav,s PIIIs and Oinfment

Holloway Pills and Ointment.
Tinsiuy hss besn q Wors. for eunierfsis are Il M
mfrkef M test % parity Is tuoun By ihs vs.sr-
nart. HoIhWEl Nev Tsrk sni Ls14sa.r IN nsmi-
tran'p1rcrt letters On ever lear 10 the b0ak o. s-lrsalau.
around e-eh pt 90 her.
sadatme -manuarta-y 40 81 aaiicn Lane. Ner
Tors adj By 90 D-ur-isa 4 as @ aas A. per 20
leIEfwrwfw
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FrE LIaUoEs FoE MEDICINAL PvHHOsEs-
MsssTs. SchsIl & Prince, ct their admirable
drugs store al he corner Of Shelby and Ne
Cau streets, have On hand a lot Of superb
wines and brsndies for medical use, together
with an assortment OF faaey sn3toueee ar
tieles Of the rarest quality.
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THE TIN TRUMPET;
Heads and Tales for ihe Wise and Waggls

AAAAa 1Aa 1aH1 - AAA ~ - a14 " 1EnA&AA
THE ~ OF ~ WATT uith sch eions frou
Il hls Correspondence By James Pairi6 hglrhead,
u. A.. author o. " The OriEn and Progress o. the Ne
chanical Inventions % Wait "
THE BOY S OOE OF MODERN TRAVEL AD-
VENTURES. BY Hrrideth Juhnes. authoT o. the Chill
drrn's Bhlc Fcgre Book " ere
PRAR1E FARMTNG N AMEKICA- viii Notes y
the way On Canada and he United Statef. b. James
Card. n. p. author 81 4" EnElish Aericrlturs." " Let
tiers on ne Cqra Crop" " Hieh Farming Tue West q
Ire'and.T etc -
or THE PROBABLE A n n III VALUE OF
GOLD= the c1mmercia and slcisl Consequence Which
nav eusue. and the measurus which Do invite. By
Micha-l Chevaher, member o. The Insituis q france.
etc RuC. -
N-APOLEONIC IDEAS. By r. Purce NsPaieon Ooui
BauauaTtcl- New suspiy-
HISTORY OF tue REPUBLIC "a TIE UNIrEn
STATES or AMERICA. as futeed iu the Writinzs q
Alexander Uamiltan and hs C0tcmporaries. By Jan
c. Hamilton. Volume third
Jua received hy CLEAvEs a ADJ
I aT Taunfaurhn nrnw
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Cor PATNErs ADDREss-Some weeks ago
Col. PAYNE. whose late position of Railrose
Commissioned for the STATE, and whose high
order Of talents as On orator 50 well qualify
him foT the task, was P4blciy requested 70 de-
liver an address upon the subject Of the rail-
road poliry Of the eiiyOf MemphiL He kind
lv aceeded, and at the Gaiety Thesier, at s
O'Clock this evening, be viii fulfil his promise.
He viii discuss the past history, present posi-
ton and future prospects Of our system Of
railroads. show what We have accomplished,
and what remains 20 be done. The subject Of
Street improvements and independent street
railroads wiz Be diseased, and some views
presented OF great public interest, and with
which every citizen should be well acquainted
A eitr election is near al hand, and the rail-
road subject is one upon which the Mayor and
CITY Council should Be sound in their views;
the mode Of improving facilities for transit
through our streets sboald receive noleEs at
teution frou those officials. By bearing Tie
address of Col Payne, citizens w1li be put an
q position 70 vote in~tsIigently and understand
ingly upon these points. Col Payne's speeches
are always listene6 10 with great pleasure BY
the ladies, and seats vii be reserved for Their
accommodation they are all invited
JUICES or scHooL ELEcTIoE.-The CITY
Marshal, Mr.. Underwood, viii to-day hold
an election for one School Visitor In each ward
Of the city. He has appointed the following
gentlemen Judges Of election The polls viii
open at 10 A.. y. and close al I p
Firrf Ward-Plaes Of e~lectoa, Whitsitt's
Corner, on Market street. Judges, MearA
". Shuheld, W. Werner and A. A. Cox.
Ssooud W~and.-Plaes Of election, he Court
Room. Exchange Buildings. Jadees o. slee
ton, Messrs. \. Gipson, h D. Connen and
r. Baker.
Third Wa1d-Plscs Of election, worshan
House. Judges, MeFsrs. r. Jones, A. GiPson
and James Worshsm-
Fourh Wans-Place Of election, Esq Hl's
o6cs. Bank Buiiding. Judges, Messus R. A.
Samples, A. Wallace and Il. ?. Faton.
FiaA Ward-Plaee Of election, Mes ED-
CINE House. Judges, Messrs. James Sairt, G.
Young and 5Ohn DAVIS.
Sirfh Wud-Plsee o. e~lsetien, the schooi
House On PoutotOe street Judges, MessW,E
P. williams, N. Jones and ". Watt
Ssrezth Ward-Piaco q elections Na-7TkE-
gire House, Desoto street Judges, Messrs-
A. Ferguson, J. \. HUT and J. D. Coz
Eirsfi Hard-PlaeeOf election. Ralemsh's,
Poplar stree, corner Of MARKET guageL
Msssrs. Ben. Q'Hayez, 3 I Sander sna "
PsfWsa. 500
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTUe.-A negro named
George, a slave Of Mr.. Scales, accidentally
shot himself in the hand Thursday night, on
Beal street, near the Bayou. in an attempt to
shoot some dogs that were haHassing him
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Strayed--S10 Reward.

nN ne i5fh u Mar. 3 tarE ~ HORsE aheqt 80
" v-ars oit. sixteen hands hiEh, one While hind 10
- ~ ri-hf eve cut Any nersou duiing said Enima
WI receive ne ahsFe rfUardhr rfidrnnll Am
% ny residsnce. sFht mies s1h q ae9sl4c
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8nsinfss amino.

@H
AT CosTl AT Cosrl-ro close out my en-
tire stock Of clothing, I will fr0n ibis date
cell ny large and well selected stock Of Men's
and BOYS Clothing and Gtats Furnishing
goods At cost. A. sEEssEL,
na5-im 2ss Main street.
Watches, clocks, JsWelry, snyer and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisemsnt Of
A.. J. Warren 4 Co, 293 Main street.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman a Co.'S column On
fourth page.
Lands fer ssie-sss Hopkins a KirbyS card
on the first page. -v7w.
Refer to Speed, DOnohO a straRgs's eOluma.
See F. n. CLARK 4 Co.'S column.
In anotaer column, see the aGvsrtssnsnf q
GEossE PArrIsoS 4 Co, Booksellers and
ssstloners, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
HARDwAKE AGRICULTURAL INFIENENTs,
etc.-H you are in want Of such goods, read
advertisement Of LOwnes, orgiIi & Co, on
fourth page.
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A~TTENPrED INcENDIAEIss.-A house on
the corner Of Madison and Third streets was
set on FIRE BY an incendiaTy Thursday night,
but discovered ard ~sxtinguished before an
alarm had been given.
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PLANTATIONS.

A. vel a. private sml.-s rhaa1 n.tb- v.h.u.a t5.-
us O. W-AnsWoETH's HNtMENT % 90 g. a. r-sur,
rsmftT Or RhaumHtlsn. N-ursiEla, pains ai OBJ. fsc.
1sw-arhe. b~lcE-a1hr, anlaarr hall anI any .tasr ran.
Cal atG ". yONgs =. ant zsts sups,g-sx o.
ties hr q el-v4.w
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A IL pcrsona harlnr claims arzin1f the estlfe u I1h-
u $ PoP>. deceased. are hrrehg naiiee 70 ae thfm.
mcperlT authcuucated Within ne tine prescritei ~
lau. o. lis ngice ulu - pi.ad IN bar q their recgrerv.
An use lntebtsd 70 aid estate are requested % uune
fFwsrzn I'D tsrlf lu1etistaiy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

BEAD BoDT FouSD-Ths body Of a nan
was found floating in the river al Fort Picker
ing yesterday morning, having been in the
water for some time. His supposed to be the
body that was seen in the river about ten days
ago. Esquire Horne held an inqaest on the
body last evening, but no testimony was elected
as 70 the identity Of tn deceased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

Hox. SrEPHEN A. DoUGLAs.-This disiin-
guished politician spent the day at the Gayoso
House yesterday, and received a large number
Ct bis friends during the day. He left for
Chicago last evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

OCH0OLEY's pstsnt R-erirelfsr is caadered y 81
- that have uard fhem % BE- ne b@t i1 o. Tor pre-
serving Meats. nuucr, MA. etc We have a FaTisly q
aires 90 nail Emlnes e. ir Hotel Ee apite
az, s. q Va1 S5dESE4 . co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

Mrs. uARSHALLs uadaate uf the Femsi- Msdlcal
VI schc1i in Boston. MSS, tenders her services o. The
iaties ok mphlsssa safe ard x9erisucet Mi51ifs and
P~hysician- Nfs T. va ao -ure C1l1sr, Wtiis sUe..
1g, nd dilf ies q ~ 5ll11 Ai7ag ~ Etsrp,
2 g esFf sssat HlsfE 4 isSsl sF ~
isaafs Fiiis 1EsFf Nfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

NV ToAk. Juns a-cston-Ths nsrkS dosd tuni
sales q go hassof NEEDING Upiands Al i0s. Fi0ur-
ns martet closed dul sales o. 90 tbs Corn dosst
9an ; sales d i1,0o0 bushels. P1rk ciossd duil a. eid
az q sies7S. WHISKY 80 sugar elassd dali $50
9 7 Tor New Orleans. and 81 o 81 Tor Nnsesyado.
c~rErIssATI. Juss S,-Fiour-ns m,rrst closed arm
a $50 se.5. Oats have declined ? o s.. vhisky
bai sdFamet Ne. Lard quoted htuE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

PoFULAE-sPeehts saloon, with ace cream
aud soda water refreshments, are the most
popular things in town, now that the warn
another has set in.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

e. Msssrs. B H. Atkinsoh A Co, OF
Madison street, have a choice supply Of gro
esries, family stores, fresh marketing, and
everything usually kept in a family grocery.
Their Old Bourbon 10 bottles is unexcelled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

LUMBER FoH sALE-Messrs. Priest s Bow
en-, at No. Z. Monroe street, have a lot Of su-
psrior walnut lumber for sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-04

PEnsoxAL-Mr. J. T. Chidsster, Of the firm
Of Chidsster, Rapley & Co, the'well known
mail contractors, arrived in this city yesterday
aud departed for his homs IN Alabama last
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DRY GOODS,

% uhieh ~ invite ne ateution q cash o. prompt paying
custuuFrs o. time @ examine. Our facnlfies are such,
win resiteui partner On New York where cur Euods
are hurht Tor cAsh, a. 20 euatie rs % sen a. Nv s. any
houss 81 the city. Our FtudE cunsi1fs q IN he VARSITY
uscal % be kept In . hrst claaa dry Eosis hose. Elegnni
sfck - GrFn-tine. hareEa. Orznfie, J1cunst a1f Lagu
Rotss; Lane Maruss, Lscs Coca ra1uraily. W1rkei
s-ts and cdisn On sEia gearnefs ald MaEssllss Irhh
Lnsna. TIutiilnrx. Tatic. n1masE. Lncn and Caun
s1irfines aud hose ksrpinE rects In aenersi. Donescc
tefi1ut % mrrfion- Aisa.
MEMS IND B0FS CLOTHING,
aii1Eer rvf-s ftsn usrsi % b fcznf IN dry zUds hsuses,
as they re uanufaorred 70 CIR ovn orter. A full
siok q Geni's and IaficS
Boots and shoes.
Tue gcfk. Nfrro shoess Ge1fs FarhlnaSss SIN. O.
almsre End Sri Hats, . Al q uhi1h - izrlia ue -
te1lQr uNla rNl4Ef a. A~sJlLl4l Us
npii.a - 80 VAS NlpA,