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BOTANIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF MEMPHIS.
Fifteenth Annual announcement.
FACULTY AND oFFIrERs.

AND OFEAGEk8-
G. soEEoE 81. D.. Professor Or General nd
GUILE Y p Prof Chemistry. ro-,o,osy
'sEhT y D.. Prof Obstetrics and Dis
physiaiou ana Psraoi-
Z. C. sATLE. n. n. froi, fa-iisss sud pno- A
Y q xoRhow. n D. Pot sHssia .aas aua
y xoEEo~ ~. D Fro' surs,,y @a D-uau-
siraar af Anaiomr
T. c. GATLE, Cor Sec. 81 Agsn.
". 3 morrow Dssn q ne f,saifr.
= y etRsERT. seeTshry.
Fses for ueieis to lsa4re-. %ioo. p.gsils iuvafaay
IN sdvancs. In cash. or me rt9eE eriti,1sts- q ne iolnt
si0rk cnmpHuy, a. par v~tiuatoni Ma'ricala.a n Fe9 ~
Graduau1n Or Diploma Zee SOD payable in7ala1t ~
r.uainsugr viii commence 90 ne ism Day
. cca,sr rdFahSvIn b apsnsd To- dissection a.
- 1000 e.r.e e ..ei WI ooumenr. 90 a.
arst saniiT. ne on GAY % N5Temhc ~ ~il on-
time sixteen weetE.
masi eouplets and sg-cIve Ia proved b aar nfffa1-
tory experience ne sessions paaU thaf has ever been
orsauirsi IN ne oolsgs. Ersy department 10 repre-
a1lfairryan ne trr1s o. usslr,i and medial siencs
are 1--WE fra.el sol cearig elrenated y tfmon1tra-
lous ard i~~isi ssfnausf uhich yin X ne prlu4i-
|H--H N"
t~slilEelt OBSERVER.
To nose who design pracI1iurmf--irf 1tf dllfe.
western 90 southern States. We glad ag .r1f Hur m-
rufufiau presents great advnnlres fr nnllrinf aFfrr
teal E1rgIeigr % ne diseases r~ecuilnr O. This climate
over Ease % the N1rh emf Etsf, and BE- d o. dsiy ns
rfudeuf owes f1 himsef ani bis section Oh rltu1ulHe
hone insilfrtlrls.
ne1uislffs fr rr1ils.aru fhe eluf a. t1qe required
- al other resurcatle mrdical e~irfss
Gcsi bcaui can BE- dh-alusf nt from $50 b ~ 81 per
week
Pr further inforrrsfi1n nEirssa either Pr7fs. Gayle.
Gahhert. @. ". arrro~. % Hewitt AZ Menphla- Or v.
p. Morrow, n. D., Dean o. FsruitY, 81 4iifiebHrg, Ten
nfssaF.
By a rnecial arrangeueut with TIE hoarf q trustees
% The Mem-his hospital. te students u ms college
are allowed tAe nme p~r-vlrges in that tnsunilan a.
those q the Aor1Lllr r.Hers ami tho q wl1 deslre o
viii visit The hospital once or twice q week via one q
TIE pr1fessgrs-
PROF Wm. Heuitt o. NV n New Trk ssi=ctilE a.
dIH1naI material Cor the lirstraure department. Or ~
o1Ie-r. ara ne -a-lties Cor acquirlng medical En1H'
edre win tT mrh Freairr than heretofore
an are advised % core On BY the lih % oG11fr-
sfufentt on heir arrlg1 yin please cal lmmfdafei
At the once q Drs. Gayle Woufarf, SIS MtiH street
or Drs. Gsbbsrt 4 MlFr1w, Union stTret, Huh side
". MORROW. N. p
~rf5-uw--vawam Dean ~ me FaruifV-
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Lur0beE


3.OOO.O OO FEET
nNh hand bei-z tta largest s=l-r- "
AIf1rr rrarei On che u-.r-s con-.
Cw1-as and POPLAR Frsu.-E L-
F-e-saf Wrsffrr B1arIscr 4. Is Et. U1 -
.1-mr- Pine aud crurrHr dressed N ~
Fe-rIrr spd Far-iuE Cedar r1a. ler-. -.
s-~7 vao1arvr2 aT1-re. ASA. 7r ls1H %
.-vrt --r- u-r-- srrH- auI rIaIu al fl-r Fl--e
M CoCsEAS-
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House and Lot for Sale.

HOUSE No. rs Naiu street heretofore o-u--
- pied bv n. b. wilkins Imzc1isfe possession
gwen. Arplr En-
aeT-1r q GRRWsM
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For Sale on Long Credit,

Ut NNTN V- -W|h - ~~WWT
Or We WILL SELL FOR LEVY SCRIP. huse three
eIertnt residerce. on Maiis0n street. n the above
house, are not soIi By the ist o. September they VII
Be Tor rent.
Also. for Rent.
Three store Houses on the corner % Union and second
strerts. four st5ries high. viii BE- rssdr Or tenants b.
ne Ist of September. Two houses In the ahuve block
ar. rented D. sod tenants
As. w. Stoves undsr he Ga5sso House. Rent
cheap. o. BOD tenants.
We have House on second street, east % ne 1aJcn.
suif.hla far a rsYnar's shop or q large stable.
Also. tW8 large d~re-pru1f Houses on Union street.
suitable fr feed shores. The above bosses are ~ By 100
feet.
The Bedford House. corner o. Madison and Second
streets, b for renf. None need apply who are not fully
able 20 pay the rents.
Negro Wen wanted.
We wish % hire twenty negro men o. wurk IN ArEan-
ss We viii pay SIS per month. Apply %
r-7-fu WN B. a CO.
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River InteIIIgence.

LoUIsvILLE, September s, u-ns river al this
point Is falling with four feet sisht iucsss waller iu TIE
canal.
LOUISVILLE, September s p. 70 ms river At this
mini !. risInr mildly yin ave f.at raier IN the canaI.
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HEALTHY 50 FAR.-The report Of the board
Of health for the city Of New Orleans shows,
for the week snding The let Of september, two
eases q cholera and only one Of yellow fever
Remarkably healthy, considering the intense
h.,4 ~ fbs nresent summer
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srsPIooUs-ne letter which appeared in
he E~aouirer on dag before yesterday morning.
dated At Camden, Arkansas, and protesting,
aver the signature Of Peter Pindsr, " 10 clear
m he mystery Of the Kidnapping case recently
alluded 70 ia our columns, bear very strong
symptoms Of being a hoax" Peter fihae'
- -. 1ou a. Dluuie.
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BAD EFFEcr.-Our Nashville friends seem
TO Be troubled with any number Of fires since
the Introduction Of steam engines into their
city. The little wharf rats" about their
burg must be at work with tbs torch in order
10 see how they 60 squirt
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For ale ty druggists snd dealers generally eve
ere. H0srEuER A SMITH.
@,s4,-s-l- No water. sa ssyrsa. street
HOuOWay's PIIls--NerVOus De-
hfIfVV. etc.

As e ssdsuye and iuvis1rauns medicine, these Pills
hsvc bed an astonishing suoCsss tn sEey part % The
civilized globe. Thsy are unaffected By climate. o.
their upersuons are ne same 10 the q rrii zone or the
Arctic regions. They regulate the plise and the s-ti0n
cf he heart, brace and slren-theu Inc rslsxsd nerves
sfvs tone sni enery % ne general system. ard bv re-
est4hishlus q vtgurous sd5rto o. the vital f-uuctions eE-
un-ush ne eismeats o. msian-h1ly, arpresfei spiriu
blues. vzpors etc. Sold By 81 Druggists. 81 IS. g..
sni si per box. aufzs-dtrauIu
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RrsIsxED-Ths Hon. b. F. MeKieman,
for several years Judge Of the criminal court Of
the city Of Memphis, has rendered bis resis-
nation. Col. J. T. Swayne, from present in
dicaiious, will probably be the worthy aP-
noiutee whowin succeed him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

LITTLE CAST CLUB.-Dr. inc. o.. Payne.
a son Of the Hon. r. G. Payne, Of our city,
was at a late meeting Of this club elected vice
president for the Fourteenth civil district to
IN a created vacancy. The principles Of the
sirp are but inherited By The son
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nIssOLUfIOH me arm q ". A. Wooltrtge sod
u h. n. strinsfeu0W h this daT dissolved ~ ne
wiihirawal o. myself n. n. sT~RINgFhLlNWs
September 8 isc0.-fgef-lEs
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SOMETHING Rotten n DEENAEK.-Ibe
~gas-fxtures about he city became disordsred
on last night at early candle light-ths gas
refusing TO burn-to The great inconvenience
Of merchants and " newspaper men-" This
temporary d~srangemen, from time 70 time, is
not a little snnoving-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

CAUGHT IN The AcT.-A son OF Erin was
caught IN the act Of b0rroriag a dollar from a
drawer in the grocery on the corner Of Clinton
street and Towards row, without previously
consulting the proprietor. He was handed
nr.r 20 he cnstodians Of The public peace.
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NATICE.

NeAECEs
HAVING MS dsy s1d our ~n.rs sacE % SaiaIesl
II Harses. sstley Hardware, snoc F-ilnE e&
o. NJ II. Bsrhle, We waud take Ms oEaslon r rrTu
thants % oar friends auf tn Tuhilc ssrerai7 tqr
Eiuf uatr0nara hrrrtnf1re erfenied On u. Tn rettriug
fr1m ma buslnes. We tsEr pleasure l -reculmeualug
or s1-c-Hnr a. zoe worthy 81 pnble pafrlnese, De De-
uE q r-rureraEu e Urrecf tuslaesa haritss aud having
r~r-a~lcsi fn1riHrr ~ ne -rsnesz
n. p. EWI s. BIO.
1srpa Tm o.. Iss1-rg5i-sm
HAVING h1laEf CT ne 1rlTF-ramef arus . HN
III cn1tilue ta hlslrrsr a. here0f1re r.. fs Oh
ranf- ruud BE- pir1faf n receive TIE pafr7a11r
herst0fara sEfrnfrd % my u--tece-~oTss h1Fna hg airlf
aft-uti1l r1 Hlsluess % give entire safi1acfl1l. ~
firufs ard ne plblic generally VIII knew Ehrrr o. eul
ne. LyIf-gml !. r. BEGhIEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

ArTESrIoS, DEuooEArsi-The conference
committees Of the vsHous Douglas and john
son clubs iu the city win mss' at " Head
quarters " on tomorrow night, Al : O'Clock.
Let there Be a ful attendance, as their object
lie 10 make arrangements for the speaking Of
the state electors on next Tuesday.
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HreckInrIdge,s spcech az Lexington.

EEVVDH NJ HoAHHAt"H
LExtxGTos, Ky, Sept. s--The Hon John C. Brcek-
inridge adiressed q large and enthusiastic audience yes
tsriay, At Ashland, near this city. he repeiisd the
charge Of al union mide agalnst hin, nddsuied various
other charges from his p51ticai opponents He stated
The principles o. the c1nsdtutousI Democracy. and Sc
vsrsiy criticised he course ~ stephen A.. Douslas. HIS
s2eech is to- long for On abstract within reasonable
snare.
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Wanted to Hire.


SITUATION As OVERSEES, By = nan eho ihas
"A or-hly undsvstaLdz ne business. ne besf q
A. 4. HAkNER,
ssf,vlms Roasvila, Tenn.
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Judge Douglas.

IS the advocate % popular sovereignty. He knows no
south-he knows 20 North he says " We are bound 70
extend and spread until We sbsorb the entire o.utinet OF
America" THIS is exactly the case with that world re-
nsVnei stomach cordial, the HIGHLAND BITTERs
rhsy are he popular and sovereisu remedy for an de-
ssasss % he stomach, liver and bowels. uhsy are
equally s~pplicahie Tor either the south or The Sorth.
md are bound o. extend their healing influences over he
Whole o~utlusnt and adjacent isiands,a, the ny reliable
medicine ever offered 70 The puhlc. SID By
s. MANSFIELD a CO.. Wholesale D~ruzgists,
Memphis. Tennessee,
And By Ell respectabls druggists and dealers every
-. g. nl-......n..L ..-----L-
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srocK AT LARGE.

Aid. Frazer reported an ordinance requiring
the police officers to arrest all horses, mules,
and cattle, eoing 81 large in the city, and
regulating the mode Of procedure in regard
70 them The horses, etc, arc 10 Be taken up
and put in livery stable, and il the owner
does not come formsrd and pay charges in
five days, then the officers are 70 proceed
under the Is raw law Of The commonwealth.
Messrs. Merrill and Hughes opposed the ordi-
nance az unnecessary. AID. Moiloy was in
favor of The ordnance, but wished to strike
out @~cattle- from its operation. The horses
and mules running Al large are dangerous 70
women and children. They were nuisances
and the board certainly bad a right to abate
nuisances. AID. Merrill admitted thew were
nuisancss, but thought the State law amply
sufficient. AID. Frazer explained the propriety
Of The measure. The vote was then taken on
the final passage Of the ordinance, and re-
suited IN a tie, the chairman voting in the
negative. The ordinance was rejected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07
RENTING TAXES.

AID. Molloy, from the finance committee,
reported favorsblY on the petition Of ex-mar-
shall Underwood. asking the refunding Of taxes
assessed Hpon bis house on Court street, the
sane having been burned down a few days az
ter the assessment, BY anincendiarY, whom he
had offended BY prosecuting on behalf Of the
city. TIE proposition was debated at length
BY AID. Robinson, Hughes. Kirby and Wor-
shan in opposition, and Moiioy and Vollin-
tine in favor, and was reiectee-syes T. nays i
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KrOn Ties.

DUTLERrs improved Cotton Tie, patented Vow 10
DIssq. The undersigned are sgeuts Cor the sale 90 thsss
s-n.-.ar ties Specimens can be- sesu az oar Cm-s
Qrisr4 aiiritsf. MORGAN ChlaFr
iara-faugm 81 Front R0ua
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Foreign markets er TeIegraph.

AEaFHio DALI AFfEAL pfFlths
"RTnAv. September 7. 1857.
~CoTroN.-we hear of no change in cur cotton marke
worthy q note.
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pesoto Farm fOr sale.

G91 AIN -
PROPOSE 20 sell my piace where now re- -
side. Wing IN DeS1tn City. Mississippi, E
within six miles Of Geld water depot on heeEN
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, which 49,
miles from Memphls, Containing nine hun-
dred and sixty acres, Eve hunirei N cultivation, nearly
all fresh, consisting of bottom, second bottom am 70
hnF. ne whole pisce ts in a due state o. cultivation
and well improved, win q drst rate new tTo-7tnr1
framed residence. with six r11us, well hnishefi neEN
cuarters. extra good grain barn. stables and dlhs. besi
quality; zoul c1tfou gin aud press two sod orchards u
best selection % fruit. both apple aldpeach- have me
best well % water in the county als1, an aounftnoe Tor
stack Refer 90 ?. Lane Co.
my2l-1ns " WINE
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THE OFERA TRoUPE-Wers you out last
night at Oad-feIIows's hall to " laugh and grow
TAT Pr IT you you were not, 90 round this
evening. b. be certain and have the buttons
ssWed well on your vest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

ANOTHER DrFFIcULTT.-There was another
bslligersnt demonstration at the Gayoso honse
last night, which seems Of late to be " seat
Of war" The two gents (whose names we
purposely OMIT repaired to the bluff to settle
sL-a- -H-ar
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Arrival OF the Denver CITY Express.
ST. JosErH No. September . ne Uuited States
mail aud express arrived here To-Day from Denver city
With $4,000 In gold
The news from he Pixies Peak sid mines is ratser Of
a1fsvurzble nature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

EEw YORK, sept. She ships Northern Chief
from Anivarp. Lave Il he from Havrs. aud nj Barque
erspesbol from Rio yanisro. arrived 81 this port
to-day.
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Almost A RArN-We bad a slight effort at
rain yesterday evening, but, owing probsblyto
lhc temporary sbseBes Of the clerk Of The
weather from bis post, IL was no gs.'
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Iisyusslppi ana tennessee
TransparenCies

@vDru rsr porr--rtr ~RavsrAzsSIE |
u ave rsus-uaI stislIa-. nom s" parties i from
KILLER n Fl-as
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Hatchie River Land for Sale
I'VE pr7Dose o. sell one hundred and ans scres %
w lanf f1nr miles from Memphis. on Hrt-hla river.
atv arre4 cleared. win god csbiu1. The above lanl
Is vel adauted f0r -~ardsnrue purposes or ra-alns lA
h. L. un.rrpassed In point of fertility. one hundred
- IL heavily umbered. which wllma1e one harlrei
I'D arr Cords Of wool 90 the acre.
VIII SEN the above land on long time, OF We FIi taEe
rsii-ass stock. or Mississippi or Arkausls levy scrip In
payment. Apply TO
aal2 2m w aAahNAAN W.
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The sEE9gEe rad
IN MONDAY. THE 10Th INST,

w ninth season here in the Mule Trade, ~ -
me reception, per Gen. Pike. of The best lt "
Of Mules ever shipped % this market ouF -
rrenreusuts f1r Ms season are more ample and aus-
factsry than ever, and customers who want
A Good Article at a Fair Price,
can RELY on anaing Il here tali times Many reasons
cauld bs given Why We should receive lAemph9 ana
s,ufseru uatronare generally but the Only ene We urge
4 shst We mako IL % The Interest of purchasers
To Bus from Us.
u.-fu 10 tsw WEEKS nave completed the most
o,r1oiete and extensive Mule depot IN ms South. furn-
ishfar ample room on reasonable terms, ter az Who de-
srs eawpstina win rs for Memphis patro1NEe, and al
~, are Interested iu other bran-hes Of trade here
ssonid as.isf a. in making Meiaphis the Great Mule
JOHN ". = P. T. LEFTwICH.
--aa-Frm jefferson street.
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HoS. W. J. BRowE.-Ws notice 10 the Nash
vile Patriot that this gentleman viii address
a Doug:as meeting at CoEnbis, Tenn, on the
18th inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

B~UsrSEss sIGS.-Thsre are estimated to be
more than one thousand drsys In the city Of
Memphis. What other city Of similar size
ran heat N.
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yAesAxcY.-Dsn. Brync and W.. MeCui-
lie we're found skulking about the lsvee on
YESTERDAY az If thsy were in search Of city OF
hcsrs and suitable lodging. Having no oiher
avisibls means Of support" Than those tsrmin-
sting in their boots, they were duly furnished
M ne muuieipsl spowers that be-
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THE RExcosrEE At THE GAYoso. Mr..
Boone received two wounds during bic ARRAY
with Mr. harrington On night before last in
stead of oue-as stated by us yesterday
morning. Il IL not yet ssoertsinsd with osr-
tsiniv whether or not The wound below the
abdomen entered the hollow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

FILED.-Ths bill in the coming suit to re-
cover the citv's stocks in the Charleston rail
road was fled yesterday. It isdHawn up 10
the name Of the city and certain citizens
thereof.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

poIrrfcAL.-The usual meeting Of the Little
Giants club viii be postponed until tomorrow
Saturday. night-when A. J. Keller, Esq,
and others wil address the members.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

SLIGHT Boar ACCIDENT The steamer
Hanaibal, coming from above on Yesterday,
was rua into BY the TsDitheA, having her
wbselbouse and pantry knocked Of. She is
now lying at the wharf undergoing repairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

BLUFF CRY DoUGLAs \ JOHNSON CLUB.
Members are hereby notified to meet at their
bail this (Friday) evening Every member is
requested to be on hand.
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Guwmertial Mlatters.

NEw ToKE, September 7.-Ge0rgs H. Barrett.
msdizn o. some c~elsbrity, died IN This city today.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

PosrroSED.-me trial Of the free negro
whose hack ran over and killed the little child
on Main street, the other day, was called on
Squire Horne's docket yesterday, and post
ponsd, owing to the absence Of important Wit
$3.50
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

CRY PRoFEKrY.-The city Of Cincinnati
received this week, as pay Of The street rail
roads running there, for the privilege Of using
the streets, S5545.O for the month Of August
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nrvruN I'M DINO RAILRoAD.

MEMPHIS M OHIO
AEnrFE. DEPART
Nal .rs eru-ass train. g 90 r. m-....-leFo A. ~
Humhaidi QresG--r--.--lol A.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRfrE- DEPART.
mail ralu-.a.-.r A.
Freieff anf ac'ou.modstion. 49, P. m-..---.e5 A. J.
a.. r-.f-hf and raumoiation Train strives on Tues
d.vg. Faurslsys. and Saturdays, sud Leaves or Aondays
UaH-raHa-a anH ErfHnrF.
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Imports of Foreign Merchandise In
New York
NEW ToRK, September s The imports o. foreign
merchandise At this port Tor the month % August
amounts q SIS so. CO. against slsy 100. 90 during the
correspouiitr mouth last year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

AID. Molloy reported a communication In
reference to establishing gas lamps upon the
wharf and also a proposition from The gas
light company to furnish gas at 90 per month
per post, each post to have a four-ineh burner,
the corporation 10 have the same lighted. Laid
nrar fnr the nrnsent.
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DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
ST NEAR MAIN, OYER THE TUy.

ADAMS ST, NEAR MAIN, OYER THE FUNNEL
REGULAR MEETINGS.
GERuAx DoUsLks CLuB-Evsry' Monday niEht ai
S o'els-k. John DutuinFer, president; Pred werner,
secretary.
D-EnocRArIc ASSOCIATIONS OF SHELBY CouNTr.
Every Tussiav night n so'si5ef. ". II. Carroll, presi-
dent; 2. C. Lemayne. secretary.
LITTLE GIANT CLUB-Evsy Friday nizht Of 8
Jcioct. LIKE ". Finlay, presidents Johndee Mitchell
secretary.
SOUTH MEMPHIS DoUGLAs CLUB-R- Y. Creirh-
Ton. president; J. r.. Rohb, reooriius sccrearyi JON
P. seaman, oorresponiiHs secretary. Meeting every
"Wednesday uirht a. Capt. Hea5's, on causey street.
three doors soufh % heal street
MrcHaS1us' DOUGLAS CLUH.-w. P. Lewis. pres
dent f.; J. Z Oberly, secretary. Meeting every thurs
dsv uizht e. Democrats headquarters
BruFr CITY DOUGLAS AM JoHEsos CLUB
Meets every Tuesday HishL At corner Main aad haIset
streets, simT nehe. president ,. J. Real secretary
All Demc1rats are invited 10 attend these meetings
Pusic douunrnts papers etc. viz saon BE- on hand a.
hs hsalsusrts-s fr distribution. Apply &c r. C.
T-uu-. E q or 3 c. LcnaTue-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

MnrrAnY FEsTIvITE.-Tne Jackson Guards
a large ball night before last, after re-
turning from the target excursion at Fort Pick
erine. L is far better TO give than receive
military balls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

Bryan's TasfeIess Vermffuge.
Children, thousands % then, die.
Their disease 3 mystery.
Worms the foul insidious crew
Hail these silent muriers d.
aave your babes. re m0thersf Why
VIII ve see then vast AMI dief
hryan'E TermifuEe would save
Hosts Of infants from ne grave.
Put NJ IN bottles. Price IS CENTS. SOLD b
sEl2-lm MANSFIELD a co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

PASSENGER Train Leaves Ferry LsndinE daily SUI
dsvs rrcerfa1l ate-E1 A.. g.. Arrives 81 P. NJ NA
nerss al mafir1u with ArtEnsss Stage company an4
Overland Nal CusdEes o. Little HocE Fst eni.h So
F~rancisce. Caiif-rnla. Hot sFrlnes, Nashns 49,
- r1.-tevi1r Trrss. sni 81 principal points IN
Artansas ana Texas. T.tes for sale ty L. AnQNl-
IN sdr seeut fog his line Tnion uokd uhoei esg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

RUsAwAY-Robert, a runaway negro be-
longing to Jno. Green, was committed to jan
ves'erday evening
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07
Baltimore Bell and Brass Works,
a WEBB,

Ueep on hand and make % order BELLS o. every size
N and tore, varying from 10 % % eo les-s which are
warranted In al respects equal 70 any madei % ne cum
nv sfn. msuufacfure every variety ~ Brass Faucets,
for water. steam and gas. Also Brass Cas-nEs, hah-
hitfis and Anti Friction Metal. AT o. Which Il sid upou
rr1n-Fms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07

Mr.. Frazer, from the ordinances committee,
reported an ordinance relating to the wharf
boats. Il abolishes and prohibits all wharf
boats whatever, and instruct the ~whaf-mss-
ter to furnish tue wharf-boat propueiors with
a copy r~sciting the action Of the Board and
require then 10 cease and discontinue their
boats in sixty DAYS from the date Of the pas
sage Of the ordinance. AID. Molloy raised
ne question that under the existing laws, the
board had no right to abolish the Wharf-boats
under six months notice. AID. Frazer then
moved TO recommit the ordinance in order that
be might examine the legal question raised.
Agreed to.