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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8estrennt Ba6eit. SroIS &teut0eT XII "se
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cap tb pas ptsber1n ~@pnpa9ne %betrtebene @c1daft, Gdepen SsSS.'
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ANSNzfL1Dul IN Il. &Ieut0en
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Wi4tia fir Shneiner.

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9sn1llgt an p'd' @snotn, 6a I'D cine 9robe @etannti6aIt untcr
tonnen bnr9 mid wel9e er6alten - ~ NN'" F'"'
Pbtltpp S6BnfeG6,
No. 25 u. frecerfltr. n0ormnnie. 0oNe -
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lTssr1cen gcInntt a%ugetorcertt elmer beue, 6reitaa Sen 27. Gan I%
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baltimore, Sauuarl 20. 1860. III" """"U"
w s31 SIN Outrage bs G6len @r,.
(Opb) N0t H NsEW JENrtebrth GIF{n r.g.
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Serlnn9t itrtc .gcfncbt.
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Nbdlne5Ifr ND. So,

T8M TTI0 |IRDNlHH9IIT.E I'D. %, 100000 1T
inter MufTdt rera 0eui6en @eleQihaft.
ale Detntsen wel@e6eut6e Safbiperfcr, Arbeiterpte DienIt.
botsn gu bei@ditiasn winihcn. ioWie ole oeutiden grbeHiuaen6em
wcQen ib perl6nli9 Deer III frantirut 8rfefen an ben @oenter
ltra6e l%Senoens neIter inentgeI0li8 @uStrnft ertbeiten wir6. iii
Wprlotof : 2 quite Sdreiner wer0en iO9Iei9 0erIan9t BIZ
0Iltu4tyt* = erfragen IN Der g8eder-S fRee. CDTS5
WerInttof ! AGinige quite @6neioer unS Ndbernnen. weTd5e
OtlluMyt tr @ei1dt srin6lid pcrltebsa unO baicrnSe
gei9dittSuuS wani8en, ttnneu iA lnelcen bei
$. @ItmIine,
ss&es go, 2 Nortb= 9ibertpltrabe up Stairs.
aud, TT @at9insn-S eSe nno ale gOrem SpOIcctton binis "a
baten. WailIsf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
Ncut Mn3ciQer.

gn nSdblten GamitoaF Sen % Sar go. - $500
8ettrtHsluIttaen' an, SSadSSyfdi tnS,t ~ 6pelte @eloeettauf
tnb, tftgea' KIN teSp w N'n9eue 6u Dd6et
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27

8rplpn'8 T6ut, perpammeu Die Dis
@eliiite a~perlanger S6ntz 3Qle mto ent
bic iibri9en, 9ep06ulid III Derartgen g
mente1l 3n ftneenbctl 8u1fte. i,5sH.g l9l !.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
erfanfss2 q nseiaem.
Sum

49, Sum Nerfauf.
MNiiH 60 Ader 9anb NIT suten @ebdultdfeuen, 16 WeiIet
HEailI gpn Der Staot naee Der %sanoltraBe uni. in Der o%elunbs-
lnfan-AA ten @e9enoi 1l0% Nfer an Ser Nortbcru GentraI.gt
ienba9n. 80. 9letep BON Der glaSt nit C%5ebSpcen; 10 ader an 6er
aHen Treeerit Gpab, gut ~an9ebaut; 107 Ifer. NIT babl6en &C.
baaltbfetten uno gtlo0en, wirS ae9ei Gi9entbunt IN Set StaSt
stn9etaul@t; 6 gder. an Der alien Tre6erid Gpdb u Wtelc bon
vtount Dc Sales; 100 @der am @aibu0ton ~9auSmese, II Dlelen
1ou-o Der St1St; 2 9dnfer in Spparcitr., nabe GamoenIr. l in
9et-gcntbat6fr.s IN 6a9ettetr.; in 2eringtpnitr. ] in
6rontltr. iii Prattfr. ] in SdnpUerHr. 2 in MllberrbIfr.
lto nlebrere oncere IN Derltic6enen @e9enoen Der Stact. 2pts al
psrmiet9eht III gSeit-gafimpreitr Wpnunieut-, GAP unS Necgl-
cetrptr, rme 8reasWap, grlnb Su pertaufen III &rOaSwap.
@rnpfrenten gu oertauten. @loGer uno Nprri8,
as5ll4 NA.N8N3A. $40. 63 6apett}tr.
Rg- Gaufbriefei MaietbzG ontratte, Teitanente unb onbere
l41utlt6e Popiers, lowie @aiien- gsrt6tS- @ei9afe werben beasns
beIcYt. qp15S
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9Nehfp[

s a a-.g SSecbiel
aut ale SaaPtPlase DeutI@lanos, Iomie auf
\, ] gonopnt YYaris uip Nmferpuul,
e @a e Gebrueder Boeninger,
9to. 20 9. Gbarle8fr.
AUD mp Gtairs.
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MSic)ti0 fir GeSeuibaftcm,
0ie beltett &ohle1t

unb spleS @ewi6t ;i $3.50 per Tprne aus Der garS Sn
Range uno Comp.
tDnmen In Der Oftee bs Geeder befeut werbsn. DsIllsm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
.Mie9OaIn.L ClEM.

NaIssoURI CITY is laid cf in section No. 10. Town
M ship No. p, north Of ranse 30. > sast % ne ail
on the line o. the Cairo and Fult1n railroad, shout ufy-
four miles from Cairo snd ls q re POINT Wlere ne
Memphis and Iron Mountain railroad Whenoonsuu7te1
must cross that road.
M Missouri civ company was inoorp0raieI BY the
n Fnsiish. Msj. Geo. X. Bsatie. sliomsu ". Kitoasn,
Hugh B. Wilson and z. " Hill, al % the State o. MIS-
souri, we're The orisinal osrp5ra ors sinseas-
| ptny has been organized and seVcral gentemen n
Memphis aud elsewhere, have attached themselves %
ne eompau7.
many Advantage % the lo1aiity above reieuedb Cor %
Firsf-It h the masf eligible site FOR a city on the line
o. the Cairo and Fulton railro1l being beautiful and
gently unduiatinE table land, thirty feet above what H
commonly known as The swamp lands
seognd-Tt is directly on ne line % tae ONLY FaAg-
l TTCABLE route for the Memphis and Iron Mountain
raiiruaa--a rad which MUST Ash WILL be constructed
ing from Memphis viii tap the Cairo and FULTON rail-
road.
themselves larEsly IN Missouri City.
Fourth-Nissosri City is In he heart % The richett
| and most productive aErcutural districts On hlssuurl-
producing tooac7os eorn, fruit AID indeed at ne pc
I county alone, in the year 1883, produced f1r the CAPE
| Giraraeau market over three hundred hogsheads OF %
eaeoo, beside large gu.nnees o. saln snl
= wagon their produce, over bad roeds. more than SIXTY
miles T. market Missouri City I'll Afford hen ahene
market. Dunkiiu, Buder, sd ether adjacent eouuues
are Equally fertile. and will look 90 Missouri CITY Tor a
market. they nov BRING into market immense qulnu-
ues or profucs, and are rapidly SLING Up win an IN
1 dastrious population
FIfh-Tre title of the company o. the lend o. which
| ne civ Is laid o. j. perfecf, and the higa SANDING ~
the men eugaesd IN the enterprise adords a Euaraniee
/ hat tue proposed CITY o. lad ont In GOD faih-
me company Do M. propose % have a sale % nts ultl
i he proper tine arrives. and they call pu1lic aitenlicl
20 The enterprise thus early. in order that parties cesf-
Ing % interest themselves m q city which wlA peyoal
doubt become the largest and most important pace ~
Missouri. south Of 81. Louis, may have ample Ime an
opportunity 70 inv stisate nc subject fall ne con-
ptny urgently invite persons % 60 and box e. me slr
II Il yet comparatively IN the woods but before ne PUP
lie are asked % prrcfrse ios the company VII demon
sirafe the truth Of thr shove statements o. The entire
satisfaction Of an. sui uiI show that they d. not over
rate the advantarss whilh Missouri City combine.
II. B. WILSON.
gr-rrtt-~ Missouri CITY Company.
Trunf0u. Missouri.
HRefrrfa Jas. o. a CO..
4 Real Estate Ageuts
as Man street. up stairs
- wawuhfs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
RSTRAYS---SHRLRY COTNTY.

TAKEN up By @. stocks. on 10Th OF June. A.. D.,
il 1850. a dark bay HHlei eight years Old about IS
hands hizh, has no special marks0r brands AMI 3 valued
az $50. The faid Stocks resides In The town o. haleiEhi
shelby county.
Taken Up BY c. c. MsyiEeU. on The 2ist day q Jane
1850, dark bay Horse Male, Tor years Old, "a hantl
hiEh, branded with n. b. on the len shoulder, and
valued 81 SIS. The said Aaydweu lives IN the ih civil
district o. shelby county.
Taken ID By Moses Nesiy. on thesh o. Jane, 1857. q
Horse Colt, y months Old. s0rrei CO or no oiher marks
resides in The Iith district, three miles from Geman-
town.
Taken ID By BENJAMIN Cash. on The 18Th cay o. Jane
1850, a dsrk brown Marc M1le. four years Old, "a bands
hlgh. SINE collar marks. and some appearances q havinl
bsen hobbied, blfmIsh ut1e left eye. and valued Or sloo
Said Cash lives in the l1-h civil district n saelug
county. shout o~ne-fourth o. a mile from Forest Hill
Taken ND BY Sarah Lake. on the Oh % July 1880, q
grey Mare Mule. IS Fearsoid, Is hants hiEhi gear marfs
shof an round. and valued a. So. The said Sarah Lake
resides s miles southeast % RaleiEh, ahout I nile from
the bridge on The Memphis and Macun road crossing
Wolf river.
Taken up BY John Wilson on The loh DAY % July
1850, q brown Mare Mule, Z years DID, % or is hauti
hieh. small saddle marks, heavy shoes on both tore feet
and one Bind foot, aud is valued al $50. Sal- NiLs1r
lives In the Iih civil district, one and a half mile eas
o: Germantown.
Taken ID By James II Hoiges, on The llh o. July
Is6O. two Horses. one is q derp bsy. 10 OF II Tears Old
BLACK maine and tail. waite hind feet, right hlns ieE en-
arcrd. white mark On his f0re.ead ard nose, and valued
81 s59. The other, a f~ee-bitten grey. Hor layesH od
ID particuiar marks OF brands visible, and Waived a. 50
said James H.. Hodges lives iu the town o. Raieighi a
he t~sl-gate. Uy2sl r s FIFR, Ranger.
Raleirh. sha-hv unfv. Iulv Is. 1855.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
urCUIATIOyS.

A. hUaNNHaNNN % mlA"A w
Enfrfes 10 BE- made b. 9 O'Clock, A. n, o. the day o.
prhibition. Exhibitors are requested, when prt1tea-
BE, 70 make melr euiries a. lessi one asy eei'ls
TIE grounds By 3 o'ciock, A. ~, on ne day o. eEhiol-
Al articles and anims's exhibited for premiums
uu Be Numbered snG shown o. The judges By an 0ncer-
A Complimentary ticket will be teutered % all mem
bers and reportsrs % the press. sua at o@cers o. asri-
Gaze tcssts IS cents. which can Be purchased y ne
Eats-keeper. al the piacs, or from TIE omaihusses anf
al n. a. Frsut Row. Of Stewart 3 King IN the city.
No checks VIII be given zf ne ntss Parties going out
winhave % pay on return No money received 81 ne
Pssirrees o. animals entered Is thorough-brcd must
Be furnished ths judges. In judgIug aiooded STICK re-
Eard VII BE- hse 10 TIE purity o. biood - established oy
I peIree size, form. action, and general enaraaerls
tics d the various breeds. making proper aloua~ee
| for age, feetinE. and other circumstances mere
must be three Competitors ost Of the county to ne
highest premiums Tor he thsroush-bred stalions ani
ne asld q composition Is open 10 ne .ore
ne gates win b opened AZ 81 cock OF eacn day
and AZ nat tine every sacer Is required 70 Dc Mm'
| post
and oncsrs q ne associsiion, viii b inside or
| he arena while ne exhibition d soing 90
Exhibitars IN the amphiheater must Pc eareiu 20
have the sauJ card IN a o1nspieao"' place On ne
ne s1hfbitbau 81 stock in he amphiihsatsr vitl con-
meacs At he tine and proceed IN ne order sPeeiaedm
TI6isits-s Is, rssnss..i % see Ehai raslr Erooms are
neatly dressed when hey lead heir stock into ne an
pe1s ss,n,, p.mi,.ea 10 run At la-ss On 81
i uuunzs, and 20 hifch stock % ne uees - P'tluFey
forbidden
Every article Or animal alSq ~
tAlr shal D tl -
Nrr ~ - ,ss,ri.fig, II -,
Tor ne sac He-fsss. - - - -d.neS.ts,fw.
ea@e VAL p
Ucm-
1880
TIes 80 - ~ .,hn;tion ~ ,-ti.t.,
- - -.
p maeainerys n. 9sssl l- oo.rseon. aus m@
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02

co~woE Law CoURr-The following cases
will Be for trial to-day at the court room cor
psr Adams and Second streets;
No. 900 Pollock v Jones; 225 Bradford '
steamboat Hartford City; 252 BALDWIN '
Bradford; go Jones, use n, y Bradley; ~
Fletcher Y Shirley; 235 Hsines v Hise; -
Brown Y Apperson & Co; 2S5 Merton TBnnk-
lev: 261 Conway Y mayor and aidermeni ~
Hillard Y same: 9S9 CLARK y Peytol; 2sl AorEis
& Co v Risk: 2gs Rule & Co Hammerskold;
/ 2e9 smith y Beaumont; 302 Burnett Chapman;
| 800 Stewart Y Ocean Spray; 300 James Cheeki
| 800 Roe v Gfchel; 3f1 Taliey, admr, y Chseki
| 3I2 Anderson v Cheek; 32f KolentiBe, sdmr, Y
/ Gerguson; 323 Small, use Of Capers & Smrhi
335 Whitney ' steamboat Fitzhugh; 526 Prem
tice & Coz s~tiekney; 327 WilGeT A Go ' Jones
328 Qaigby y Armour; 800 Mckinney & CO..
Bsugh; 333 DuBose, use Of, v Baugh & Co; %.
Park Y Cheek; 335 Bloom & Co Y Mckeon; 53t
Wright, ex'r,v Holland; $40 Grieshsber Y Ford
341 Whitney v Hare; 343 Thompson Y Mont
gomsry; 344 Smith & Co v Grant; 345 Steam,
beat Lucas Y Miller & Co, BAT Safurda v Brig.
nadela: 3f8 Hammsrskold Y Weller; 34s Bake
" Rudisill; $50 Grifing y Mynatt.
Cases must be tried or continued at call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
Tbere is Nothing Like II.

HOW much pain and su~asrinE-nay. even life rseif-
may Be saved by having q tupPly o. hAGi-
CAL A n EXTRACTOR on bani, in ess q sudden
aocidrnis. In cufs. wounds barns. salis. sprains and
briss-ssu1luss 20 WI ch -hIirsu are csustt-uy sub
isci-the aciiou o. the Pain Ezfartsr D. ever he same.
Families shauII never he wines; It. Pan directions
au-amu1nv each b1x. ne EeuulEe Il always signed,
Heuu bailey, maau.acturrr, uplp steel ruTraVet label.
For sale On New Orleans Fh1eale anf retail. y
j. WRIGET s. co..
n I'D i5I Cbartres street
Sole ageuts Cor he Sluthern States, als o. whom al
] orders rhrnlf Be- a1fressei. Hls-lIwlm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
M Cnre no Pnrf

THE MISSISSIPPI CORDIAL-TA in
vaiurbIs soafhiur snd healing meiioins Or me stomach
sd neueh va arst introinoei 10 The public aooui ten
years n-1. By is present proprietorE, Who pat &c uV Ia .
small auy % neiT od siaui. No. A. Fmut NV. Nom
phIs. Teunessrs. IT. v~andeFfui eH-as in curing en-
Bowel Cslpinints. such A. Dyseutsry Coils Cholera
Norsu- ml Bitrrhss, whether s-uie o. dhronir, zoa
won for lt -ensrsl flvor. and without he aid % puaug
md csriiaafes Il azs graeualIy made Is ovn way and
tod d. eva story, until rs-. shen ne tenant fOT Dc s
truly ustonlshinr. ne ssie Is inmense and oastauuy
increasing, Which Is sum1ieuf 70 siamp h as ne rsmety
Tor this cas o. diseasfs.
when a n~vriualie mecicai discovery" by ~ eva
works. aocompiishss What he Mississippi Dauhez
Cardiai has done. and Nat. too. wdthout he "a q news
rspsr rsoomzensati5ns gsnsrsiiy r~eaorteff 70, IL b tine
Or hs puslis generally 70 % away Win cys1 preiu-
do and tesp Il always 90 hand. and oar vord, Asy vii
BE- saved a vast a15uLt q pain and expense, and dsaih
Itself 10 many instances prevented
We refer you 70 the foiiouiug gsntiemeu, msrchants,
physiciaus and others. Who have used and sod mis- IN
comparable remedy. Il iu prou5ulosd - hsm a sure
and nevsr-faiIing cure for Diarrheas Fluz. Dyssntery.
Cole. Cholera Norbas, and al diseases o. the stomach
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02

ATTEMPTED recommendations dar-
ing attempt at incendiarism was made to burn
the livery stable, situated on Adams street,
between Main and Second streets, and occu-
pied By S. r. Richards. A quantity Of com
bustIbles saturated with t~erPentine, were
placed on the floor OF the Office and ignib,d.
Before the flames bad made much Roadway,
they were discovered and sEtinguished by a
man sleeping IN the Office. Over year ago
Mr.. Richards stable, in the sams place, was
destroyed By FIRE, together with the adjacent
buildings, and since the erection Of the new
stable, two or three attempts have been made
10 burn il. The attempt made two OF three
months since vas BY igniting a pile Of
shsvings on the second floor, near one Of the
front windows. Thus far no clue has been OBJ
tanned to the perpetrators Of either Of the dss.
tardly attempts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
Better thar an Others.

LAFAYETTE OnoniasA eountys y ~
June n. 1855
NEssRs. We HAsAE q Co--Gsuts Ny hair haFf
Ing turned ursmsturely rray, and being u~uvilliuE o.
wear silver Iocks" IN ny %youthfal days, have tried
various preparations which we're highly
fr restoring bair % Us qrisinsl color, smsnE others
Prot Wood's Hair Rsst1rer, hut found them on m0reor
less iBsGsctual and quite expensive, uuul about a year
ago commenced usiBg HsimstFeets Hair Coloring, pre-
pared By you, which found 70 be al mat you RECON-
meuied a..
U restored my hair % rs oriEinal beauty and keep u
s1g ana holly and the e1penseis - tdhing thatuseems
nl.hiuE Al al after coutlnually drsviug upoa ny funds
% Keep myself supplied with Prot. weeds the year pre-
Vlous. and after all my fiuareceivug 10 benefits mere
fore. I take pleasure IN -recemmenfing your Hair Color
ing 10 The pubiic as q cheap and sfsctual Hair Resterer-
Yours truly, WM- P
Ou1ndara county, s. Subscribed and sworn before
ne uais 2sidaT Of lane, ISIS
Remember that Dis result vas rrrtlcsc By Helm
streets inimitsbie, the orisinal and only reliable Hair
Restorative.
Price any oeats . betls. sod cvsryEhers
". AGA a q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
Something mar never Faiis.

w hear q sod deal. through ne press ~ "intaninis
u~eshcines. bit he cuiy reliable proofs q ne reai "a
esnesrs o. q medical preparation are - stles In MS
-,r.-t HOsTEETEK's srONAcH BIrrzRs DER e1n-
,sausn. Ne curaiirs ever aiizlne ne sms p7pan-
Hr Ia ne sane time. sersn years aso vas aot knoHn
ysfn private r~rartlrs. Nov, ne sales amount % over
tro thar-tnd bsuiss . eay. Every agent % ne pra7r-
eiors make TIC SAINT rsp1ti cures marveAouEonh
dsnrs o. TIE people i1 me preparation stronger ever
dsy-dsusnd c'at.uuaIy larreasins- Letters pour IN
By svsy mail anuouneiuE is E~onisrfui eneeis "a h5'-
psnsia. Liver Complaint. General Debility, Diarfhsa'
DTfsaiery. and Oh Complaints o. ne siomach md sEefe-
tsrr arrsns. Il ls nof only snrieu; but p~aiainbis. bsinE
10 most agreeable o. al the Bittsrs a. present bsfars
the ruhiir.
~ ale By druggists and dealers generally every
where. HOsTETTER a SMITH,
MaurfsrfursrE AID Propristorsi
snf-itrauiu No. s. water and IS Frout street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02

- We take pleasure in calling public at
tention to the card Of Msssrs. sTTwAET &
KING, cotton factors, receiving, forwarding
ssd commission merchants, No. 81 Front
Row. These gentlemen have been in business
in our city for several years, and have sstab-
Hshsd for themselves a high reputation as
prompt and reliable business men. We t,ke
pleasure in commencing them 20 public favor
I and eoHfdebcs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
s. MANSFIELD A CO.
The Chief Attributes of Man

R frequently lot or suspended By mslprsetioes and
virious habits. hat viii inevitably Lead % hereditary
disease unless checked in time. Read the truths iaii
down 10 the treatise, "Human Frailtyi or, Phy,ioaSi-
cal Researches" 70 IS elah1rately Illustrated with
eoisred euEraviags. sni wiz o1nvinosu TIE mosthardenei
ana unoonoerued, as well as relieve me minis o. the
sost despondins. BY leaiins them in The right channel
frrsief Of bodily and meuai agony and despair
SID By Or. BARROW New York Price . cents.
Sent free o. postage everywhere.
SD also by uyiI-iml NANsFIELD ScO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02

ScsLpED.-A laborer named John Hinkins
was badly scaldsd a few evenings since, BY a
kettle Of boiling water being thrown on bis
neck and breast while be was ascending a pair
Of stains at a house near The northern terminus
Of Third steet. Hinkin's injuries are Of a
serious though not dangerous nature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-02
MEMPHIS \ LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

Passenger Train lesvcs Ferry Landing daily SUB
asvs e~rcepfedl at2g0 p ~. Arrives a. % A n Con-
ae-rs 81 Nafisol with Hanger, Rsplcy 4 Gaines daily
Iiur 81 Cosches % little Roct, Hst spriugs, Washlugtcn,
Ark. rlarksvile. Texas. and all prturfpal POINTS pa
Arkansas and Texas. Tcteu Tor sale y LIS Ah9N-
% Ne cent for this line. Uuian IicEti ono, Gay
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Drs. L. w. GabBert aud 6. ".
HTnnHnwm

TOGErHER give special attention to slfsrms Of ehron
Ic diseases. but mere particularly 70 diseases o. Lunzi
Bye and womb They also remove Cancers, rumors
etc, vita or without the knife. and perform ell sursi2
operations IN ns most approved and sientae manner
They viii board patients from the o5uHtry, - that thel
can have the best a~tteuton-
once in Lsnov's Buildiag, Union street, second d.
from Main. mr1-aWiJ
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= Died at RusseIlvills, KY, on the 9th
ult., Mr.. william G. Mason, in the 6oth yesl
Of his age. The deceased was generally be-
loved By all who knew him. He was the
father Of our special friend, Mr. Mason
chief clerk Of the Gsyoso House, to whom We
extend our heartfelt condolsnes in his severe
L.-..va,anf
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DR.. Jas. McCIfntOck's PectOraI
SfrUp.

IN the name 1f is inventor, tseoond 10 celebrity TO no
member o. the profession in America, We ask aI who
have the symptoms % br9nchlls, or any
other fanzsrous puimouary c1mpisint. % Try this rem
edy. Life or death Is in ne balance Tie first dose
Will relieve.
Price sI.O0. sold By MANSFIELD CO
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BoDY REcovERED.-We learn that the body
Of Mrs. Coleman, who committed suicide BY
jumping of the steamer LADY Fraaklih some
time since, was found near Padueah last Sat
urday, and buried at that place. The chill
dren Of Mrs. Coleman, who were brought to
this city, are now living with a family a shor
distance below here.
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DIT. Jas. McCIIntOck's Gold and
Cough Mixture

IS ac1mbinauon Of natures vegetable sntidgies % the
irritation aud disturbfn5e Of the breathing apparatus
which produce colds coughs. hoarseness and sore throat
Tt removes IN a very short time every vestlge Of inntm-
nation from the iuuEs an1 throat and reneWs ne uee
respiration % pe-fect health.
-1-r- MANsFIELD n Co
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DIR. BILLINGS
C0rAstA0EtCe Strap
"Truth is Mighty and VIII Prevail

THOUsARDs on attest The force Of this rue.sD.
when they BOX arouui and see the happy faces 81
their Family, Friends and Eeguoes, inthe enloymfut 81
health. who have been Eaved from 3 premature grave
la ts timely use Of this iavaluab'e medicine.
that Ec1urge-thst curse Of the htssis-
sfuri valley. has LOST is dreadi viii is
fe6iHtafiur iufHsuoe. d. a. the past. FLuNl one %
she most insiduous diseases OF the human system De-
overcome, and al iuegularEes q ne bowels are re
n.raI hr he n.e Of Dr. EL-Ln-ls s--nn.
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gatfst Afms bp GtIfgrar5.
runners ss a DIssoluiIon Of "ae

Erw YoRE, August 1.-The Washington eprrespon-
dent q the Esv Tort r'nss. 10 q ieutT 10 hai paper,
ssys eKamors are ~ e~irouisiion % The sfeei that q
vel o-ssuisrd msreaeni is on loot IN several q ms
soafhem ststes. Ter . dissolution- Of ne rnion on ths
pian proposed ty tas Hon. Lawrence n Keit.
TIE oorFespsndsni further states that sgeuis have
gone to Kurope % h~sosFisin the oourse EuEiaui sna
Frnnos viii ldoptin ne syeui Ct ths eaiablshmsni q I
southern clnfcdeVacy.
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DISSOLVED. BY ne Board Of Mayor and Aldermen q
IL he city q Memphis, that the Mayor keep q staniing
notice IN two % the city papers, that no eooouat against
The city will Be paid usless made By authority Or ne
MAYOR and Bard o. Aldermen and apFroFed y ne hayN-
l. BAUGH Mayor.
J. l. RICHARDSON, City REGISTER.
49, 49,
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Fatal Mlattrs.
.TGaTsaay HoTnIng,.=s1ususIe E, go,
TNOTICE.A

T1 Appeal o~ourtiag Room has been rsmOps'
10 No. 3 Hovard's ROE, NJ stairs, Vhsrs 81 pr
s0as hsviag b~ssinsss rita ts 0fe, are hasahe
7oqussssiio ean.
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CHARLESTON RAHEoAB.-Te following is
a statement u the earnings Of this ueeessful
road from July 1889 TO Jolly 1860 it shows a
profit over the road expenses Of eight hundred
and seventT-fhree thousand, six hundred dol