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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-08
Ordinances of the Town of Olympia,
Ordinance No. 3.


I'm Ordinance to regulate the building of Side
walks on Main Street.
II. BE it Ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the Town of Olympia That the Town Marshal
shall cause to be constructed MS soon practicable
after the passage Of this ordinance good and sub
stantia7 sidewalk on both sides Of Main Street
from First to Union Street. The said sidewalks
shall be scveu feet in width, Of boards one and a
half inches in thickness, laid at right angles with
the said street on three substantial rails.
AZ. All crossings Of alleys to he built by and
ut the expense Of the town.
"a. Street crossings to be raised high enough
with shells gravel, to afford dry crossings ut all
Seasons.
IA. That said sidewalks shall be built by the
abutters thereupon, within two weeks after notice
served upon them by the Town Marshal. and il not
so done. said Marshal shall proceed to ny the said
sidewalk at the expense of the abuttcrs thcreupon
and il the expense be unpaid within thirty days
after the completion of said work, ten per cent
shall he added as penalty to said delinquent, and
Ordinance entitled, AN Ordinance to levy NUM-
cipal Tax"
Passed March l7tll 1a5a
JOSEPH CUSIIMAN,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Richard Lane, Clerk.
srPPLENENrAL.
a.. Be it Ordained by tAc Boatd Of Trustees Of
the Town Of Olympia, That all Of that portion Of
the Ordinance to regulate the building Of side
walks, which requires sidewalks to be built on the
west side Of Main Street south of the lot of Charles
II. Mason Esq, and between Fifth and Sixth
Streets, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
"a. That the Town Marshal shall cause a side
walk to he built on the north side of Fourth Street
from Main Street to the first alley west of Adams
Street. apreeably Ia the provisions al the Ordin-
ance to which this r. supplement-; Provided,
That instead Of the gravel shell crossings the
streets and alleys, sidewalk, similar to that bnt
by the abuttcrs may he constructed And provided
further That said sidewalk shall he six feet wide
instead OF seven feet
Passed May 18th. 1861
ELWOOD EVANS.
President of the Board.
Attest: Richard Inc Clerk
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Territory of Washington In the Dist. Court of
County OF Thurston. the I'd District.
To ANDREW WILLIAMS: Won are hereby no.
titled that William l.. Smith has flied II complaint
against you. Geo. Drew and Caroline Il. r. Drew
in said court, which will come 10 be heard ut
the first term Of said conrt which shall commence
more than three months after the Both day of No.
vcmbcr. 1860, and unless you appear Mt said term
and answer, the same will be taken rs confessed.
and the prayer thereof granted The object and
prayer of said complaint is to forcclosca mortga
in favor of plaintiff on the lind claim of Geo.
Drew and Caroline II. r. Drew.
B. +. KENDALL. Atty. for Pm.
November 30, 1860. 3:m3
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The committee OH credentials re-
ported the following named persons ell
titled to seats:
,Skan,an;a-J. j.. Ferguson.
Clark-C. G. Bozarth, L. Van Vleet,
J. $. Taylor, X. McCary, j. +. Bowles.
KHsup-B. X. Stone, Albert Pen
gree.
Whatcom-J. G. Hyatt.
CMMm-E. Cline.
Kng-Jo. Foster.
.Jefcrson-L. b. Hastings.
Pac;fc-John Brisco.
Ptrce-John II. Suite, n. II. Cum
bingham, j. NJ. Chapman.
1Amston-David j.. Phillips, {. G.
Warbass, Gilmore Hays, c. IL. Hale,
b. f. Ruth.
Lcwis-J. w. Anderson.
.Sauamish-F. c. Purdy.
Chehalis-Lyman Sbatfer.
Coultz-Nathaniel Stone, VIM. 1lar-
ris.
klund-Thos. Coupe.
In the case of Mr.. Hcnncss of Thurs
ton county, the committee reported the
seat as contested by II. +. Berry, and
the seat of II. NJ. Stcarnes of Lewis
county, contested by +. X. Winston.
Mr. Ferguson submitted a minor':.,
report, in which he concurrcd with the
majority of said committee. bat further
recommended that the gentlemen he
excluded from taking any part in the
proceedings of the House until the
question of contest shall be decided.
The majority report was adopted. and
Mcssrs. Hcnncss and Stearncs, the gen
tlemcn holding certificates, were per-
mittcd to take their seats.
The members elect were now sworn
in, and the House proceeded to the
election of Speaker by ballot.
Mcssrs. Anderson, Brisco. Van Elcct.
Hyatt. Ferguson and Shatfer were put
in nomination for Speaker.
Mcssrs. Warbass and Cannady were
appointed tcllers.
After several Intellectual ballotings,
Mr. Shaffcr was chosen on the 9th bal
lot. l.
The House then proceeded to the
election of Chief Clerk by rtro rocf.
Chas. Eagan was elected Chief Clerk
on the third ballot, and j. W. Johnson
was elected Assistant Clerk by accla-
nation.
Il. W. Perry was elected Sergeant
at-Arms, and VIM. Watson, of Spokan
county Door Keeper.
Adjourned.
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71 8 IN. sky. weather.
MARKET REVIEW.

OLYMPIA. December sth. 1850.
Business remains dull without any change of
importance since our last report.
Owing to the heavy state of the market hut little
domestic produce il brought in except to fulfil
previous engagements.
Wheat so cts. Eggs scarce. and in demand at 30
cts Lard (nominal 22a cts None of first quality
in market Butter 80 4 62I cts. Oat>37! 80 cts
Hay $1,000 per ton. With limited market and
great scarcity of money no operations can he
made to any extent unlcss at II great reduction ON
o,lr uuotltOnS
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~ We will lie compelled to give
up much of our space to Legislative re-
ports for the next eight weeks, but we
are confident nothing we could publish
would be of more vital interest to our
readers in Washington Territory.
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kD~ The Steamship CaEtor"m arrlv-
ed at Browns Wharf, West Olympia,
Wednesday, with L. S. Mail, passen-
gers, and freight, and sailed in the cv-
ening of the same day.
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FIRE!-The alarm Thursday morn
ing was occasioned by the ignition of
the lumber kiln Of Mcssrs A. w. Stu
art 4 Go, which by the prompt inter
ference of the tircmcn and citizens, was
speedily extinguished, by means of u
line ofbuckcts from the bay. Loss SIS.
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E5~ We will take few bushels of
Wheat at the market rates, delivered at
Wards mill, orat our Office, in payment
for subscription for the Standard. Also,
Butter, Eggs, and other products Of the
farm.
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Ray The Governors Message was re-
ccived as we went to press. We will
publish review next week.
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SpECIAI. NOTICES
1. d. d. II.

Olympia Lodge No. |. |. q. o. +. meets every
Saturday cvcningim Barnes Building, on Main st.
next door to .'Stanlard' Office All members Of
the Order in good standing are invited to attend.
SAML. PERClVAk y. &.
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Mr.. Bush of the Oregon Statesman,
has left for the Atlantic States on q
visit.
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Nj \ II II | l., ID:

At Fort Steilacoom ". r., Nov. 2sth. by Rev.
Mr.. kcndig <, Chaplain t. 5. A.. Capt. l.. Hunt.
4th Infantry, to Miss ABBY r. CASEY.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

OLYMPIA, Washington Territory.
Lat. 40 b n, Lon. 1920 5jfW.
The following are the meteorological changes
for the week ending Thursday Dec. &. The OBJ
scrvations are taken ut AM, r. N. and r. NJ.
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Hairs Snrsa pa rilla, Yellow Dock
n nd Odl(le Of IsOtslSS-ls prepared from

UIkd Ou1Oc u 1'OtNSH-' F'eFTS'e, 'o','
the finest Red Jamaica Sarsaparilla and English
Ioddc of potass Admirable as restorative and
purifier of the blood, it ccanscs the system Of all
morbid and impure matter. removes pimplcs, bois
AND cruptons from the skin, cures rheumatism
and pains Of all kinds. All Who can afford, should
use ii. as 1t tends to give strength and rrolonR
life.
Sold by Druggists generally. at ) per bottle.
b. HALL l. CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists,
1;Gm ~; and rs Clay ST., San Fran.
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MONDAH, 17tC' D, 1o''0'
The members elect to the House OF
Representatives met in their hall and
proceeded to temporary organization
Ay appointing Lyman Shaffer chairman,
and j. +. Woodson chief clerk.
Messrs. Ferguson, Phillips, Foster,
Brisco and Chapman were appointed Il
committee on Credentials, when the
House adjourned until ten o'clock, to-
morrow morning.
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81 Montgomery Street. San Francisco, Cal.
November II, 1860 1;m6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09
oriental wandorIugs

ARAB GRATITUDE-rHE LIGHT % THE HAhEAi
During a successful medical career q more
than twenty years, in the course OF which he
has visited every quarter OF the globe, &c nav
wei be supposed that Professor Holloway has
been the recipient of many distinguished marks
q honor and confidence. As The oriHnGtof OF
a system Of treatment which has swept over
the world with a Force and raPiditF that, In
this enlightened age, are the Trsrogatives Of
truth, bis fame everywhere preceded Even IN
traversing Arabia, some yesrs ago, be found
that bis ZANE and discoveries were well known
10 the shieks Of the variods tribes, and derata-
tons Of Arabs meet him az varicu5 points o.
his Journey, soliciting the great "Hakim,'
Ctheir name for physician to visit their tents
and administer 10 The sick. At every encamp-
ment he was received with most profound re-
spect, which desprned into absolute reverence
a. the effect Of his wonderful remedies vas
witnessed BY these children rt The wilderness.
Some Of his adventures among them were quite
Of a roma tic east. One Of their chiefs, a ma
jestic, old Bedcuih, whose ~lsvoriie daughter
bad been Tor years affected with q scorbutic
disease, was so carried away with rapture AZ
her recovery under Professor Rollowav,s
bands, that, On a burst a gratitude, be offered
bin half his f0ckA end herds, II be would re-
main with the tribe and be its guest for life.
While visiting Constananople, on his return
AA11s " AdA al nultruCe o. AE clllals alA
was requested TO prescribe Tor a t~avoriie EGG-
higae in the imperial harem. who had been
pronounced incurable BY me Turkish doctors.
she was a Christian slave Of surprising
beauty, and realized in her form and face TIE
description Of "Young Nourmahel" az de-
scribed in Lslis Roosh. Her disease was
dyspepsia, aggravated. 40 doubt, hy tte
saaui, created bv q sequestered ard Eunpto-
mons life Within a month, however, Profess
scr HoliawaT's great medicines, with the aid.
Of daily exercise - ths gardens Of the Ssragl-
ioi accomplished a complete cnre, and BE- sub
seeoelhy received an autograph letter from
The Sultan, thanking him in The warmest tsrms-
for res0tring to health theolight Of his hsfem.n
No sooner was the news of this cure Roissd
through Constan5ncnlt, than the lodgings Of
The Great Frank Physician were literally
besieed bTdyspsptc Pashas and bilious Beys,
aid from the period Of bis departure to ths
present time, the demand upon his sSsnis IN
Constsntinople for the remedies that bear bis
name has Continuity Ihereassd--Dr. Liuiug-
sf8H's "Treueis.S
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Trnsf Sale.

TNDER autfT Fiuue % 3 rf Deed executed 10 me
- On fhe - d. g -une. 1883. ly g. y. Rabiusun.
whi0h c7la sol record iu ne registers oaoe Of SHELBY
na-y- IN CHne--er. IN tuuk No 80. pert q. nazps 81
ana Fhi-h satitrust deld D. Referred 90 Tor is con-
alLio1s ani description % IRE prorrriy. I viii. 90 SAT
uh8Al ne aistday ~ March. 1870, o. the premises.
expos he tolesinr lt Cr rsrcel ~ lHnfto salr. ~ ann-
I1u. o. the hiehes hilfer - rssn. ahich ssid Dot q
dcsclhed as f1ndu-l Heziuuiut Cd the unfh-wesf
corner % y arHrnsfuE l5t, Nc %. On Bradford
streets thence urthEar1s one hnntred EBd An--tEo
feft % q siFteen tecf als; thence we-twaFfy with sit
tleF hirr-hrs fnef uence uesfuardlv ese hundred
ard ln7 -tno feet l1 a stake az the uarh -eastourmer % a
lat s1libyG n. Robinson r. J. II. McCaiu. one hundred
and eieh'eeu feet AZ inches from The uarth-uef ~ nrr
% hraaford street sd Winchester avenues theno-eat
wardT wfh BHaifsri street ttirfE sdrs feet 20 nr begin
ulnEs aul isa Farto % hf 20 50 in wait g Brsdfard's
slo1irlsial % q part CT county flt6f2.
VIII sell said OF % ground. end rta rruCreds auulv
as drecief bT satdtusi Grei Fre. % ite payment %
Che necess1u e2penFcE aut or nf-t1e fraf afuresaid
ard he sale thcreruier. ara ne halsncs. so ~ a. Dc
viii 60 or ntars tle SANE nay b. necessary d what
mas remain tnpalia ~ fhe time n SAFE ia .. p. stones
iraf dated June On. 1859 due a. eight moufhs amer
date, Cor sixteen huti7rt ani axfy-six dollars and dny
cents. att Bauk = Aemnhls, 10 Mrmphis -ennasses.
dnUn % antaccentcd b q n Rebinsu, and payable
~ TIE order - IA Mgnicouerv-icEs net amount Of
reuts collected. SIS is- TIE title 70 said preter is he
loved 20 De god Iwin ave such title a. I have a.
trustee. ReiemrH1n Is barred in he trust deed.
Refer % b. B. Wdddeu.
mr7-sw las OTrW
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NEW BOOK.

The -SLAvEHoLEEE ABROAD or, Billy Bucks
Nlflt WIh bic MEsf-r b El-anI- aseries n Tarars
frem y Peastrtisrr g Ns Jarrs Jones -fGa7r-
na PhiiadeiFh-a , D. LilTi11r g. CO.. 1850
DR.. JoSEs, Of Pinevirls, Georgia. visits En-
gland il 1851, TO recruit his shattered health.
and Incidentally to exhibit his improved plov.
with the attachment for cutting Nd roots. al
the great exhibition. His health being DELI
cato, Be is accompanied By bis family servant
and Cd playmate " Buck who is one Of TIE
most intelligent and faithful q bis race
4" Buck, . Of course, often finds himself in some
novel situations, and d~ssesnts, with the d1eu-
cry Of the negro and in his peculiar 87toi,
upon men, manners and theories, ss De finds
them. He is ps-tieulariy acute and s~atiHesl
IN exposing the hypoeri y and sopbistrv or the
aboltaouis's be chances 10 meet, ana the Doe
tor has in bis faithful slave, an able. -slo9ae1t
and convincing vindicator OF the pecuIiar in
stitution, and an ever attractive and viffv 70
buker Of an who approach him svmuafbfz-
ingiy, % bswai bis happY condition. Tbe Dee
tors 3low fails 70 take the premium A. abs
A" Exposition from The want Of roots ~ Gil
England upon which % experiment with bis
sttschmsht, Rhereupon he becomes dfsrurfes
witt DE whole question, and desires notb.nr
20 be said about &C.. Meanwhile, turning his
attention to Mrs, srowE, who was at thar
time receiving he ovatonE Of the DurcHEss
o. SoUTHERLAED and her noble countrvwo-
men, and bestowins q large share Of bis con-
sideration upon The criminal statistics, moral
condition and DEGRADATION among the working.
classes IN England, whereby be most clearly
establishes the fact that the abslfaouists IL
England have enough TO d. at home 70 reform
the expressions Of their " degraded ard
dONn-EOdden lower classes, which Ire inf
nitely more to Be commisserated than auv
other class Of s~srvitors and lsborers IN anr|
other part Of The world. There is in these
letters a vast amount Of useful and s~fsrtiinr
information relative to TIE social condition
erininal annals and moral hsbils Of n. peopl.
Of England, which may be Juiiciouslv used 70
Offset the h-yPoeusieal Ehylanlhrophv with
which they veil their unv srrantabIe interf.r.
enee with the Institutions Of America m.
subject is treated in he "a lIarfo-m oflaf.r
and is therefore brought bone 10 the reas.-,s
attention more suikingly. Messrs. VI. r
sTRAEsE & Co. have this work at their boot-
store, under odd-Fellors' Hall
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nnnts LEAVING To-sav.

roB Pr~rrsnuHG.-Csrt. Lepef. having been en-.
h,rras-d ln ne reception ~ freight. vas forced - re-
main Ter dnrl to-day TIE 6teph-u nsatur viii
brrr.Grf- nnt ieave far Pitf-hurr uutl / ofrock this
rern111--.-.Th nau1t1hi Cart. Lrhrner. via also
leave Cor Pirssury direct ~ o'cloCk SHE afiefnaon.
ToR NEW OnLEAre-rbe ane steamer II. r. "
HIA. CarfeNeueh. b. The regular mail ard passenger
pactet Or hew orleans today, and wul leave promptly
al 3 oclock hls Afternoon Acssrs- McMichael and
Hsynie- both popular bcaimen, are thP clerks
FoR WHITE RTvER.-The popular steamer +. N.
Rvilud vas detained hT thc bad weather yesterday. bat
viii leave positively a. a'Gock G Is aHrrnoan. Pas
sengers viii md her oouveuient and slmntuons. NJ.
MH;t J. Love has caarEe az the oAc1-
F0R AHEAEsAs ErrER-The ELEGANT new stesmsr
KFte Way Capt. hrers. VIII leave for al poiuis or the
Arkansas river n 10 O'Clock tais morning. Passchzsrs
should De aboard On ftue.---.Ihe r1r- an ma1 packet
Lady Wsli01, Ca7t. E1Eisrd. srecaiviurt Tor Little Rodf
ard VIII ieare tn-a7rrsw- OR Young friead Bowel
mar BE- FOUND On fhe cnee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09

BrsEFrT or MISS RIoHHss.-rhe enter
tainment at the new theaier this evening VIII
Be for the benefit OF Miss Caroline kiehings'
The charming vocalist ard admirable actress.
The beneficiary Is an actress Of wonderful
powers and great genius, and one Of the most
successful aelineators Of her peculiar line OF
characters in the range OF the modern drama
The progrsme win embrace TAe PriEd D0uas
and Tn Muifssr Of Toieis, in which Mr.. Rich
VIII also appear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09

EDIroKs APrEALs ! write simply TO lssrE
whether Shelby street, south q Linden, Is
within the corporate limits Of the city, and
as such, entitled to the preservation Of the
streets and the maintensnce OF order after
night. The use of the streets is open to al.
At night the quiet dsnizens ere again and
again annoyed by the firing q guns, The vel
ling, whooping, and loud songs OF negroes
boys, 1nt grown up scamps, and BY the Taking
Of sticks or boards rapidly upon oar fsaees,
not only iniuring and u~efaeing The fences, bat
creating great disturbance with the same. Is
there no relief from these things? h
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06fial gist Of grtters
or LETTFRS

ID ENAfNfNe N tts fef o11a % Nauphfs. rrnn. 20
n the erH DAT OF nAacH. fcro. Prrsnns csiinr 81
Asu sr1ul1 ~ 1at Hfrtfr afFefflsed-
4ofdcret q y adr9raff y rae MEnFnu 0rEAL,
eFItfdtig 10 N1fol4r11 fftitcf 81 re 4ar Post o.
re Les, rtff ne ntrerrrrT hrffarfhe iosqeff oirca-
idlioa II auv daily nfsfpfpfr pa5HlHff IN fs.rtis
SECTIONS. And Dc IfErfher fancfcf, Ihsf lists =
letter. remaining uncsiicd Tor In any Pest one. "a mv
w rAni 81 village, vherea Newspaper shan - rnnfea
AAi hefe1ffr De u~uoiished once only IN ne uersr1rer.
20 beng Issued weekly or afteuer shaI have ihe frr4-
- a~rrulliidn Wi1ln tne rarla - fefi.arr ~ - -
y = leidcd b. tha poSfmasirr af sail aFra-Ferr p,.f
lHtf Lar. pdlssf M1rrt5.
l1rs open q esiek peciseyo n suuasg vesiur.
ana does al ocoE
Ne papers rlve1 out o. Suafnr.
Ag body calling fr letters vii risass ~ shat thsy
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The Herald % March s says
Thedry goois market has been very aciTe since lat
Frrf. M arufhern buyers are uurchHEinE m1re gods
asa ever; and the Chafrsi1n i1tters. via are rrnuiur
8 lae h1rErti fr1- ire poiitsa1 - iferrut rrsvafiuE
e. ne south. are taxing m1ra gods from Mes Fcrt
fhan was cErected BY ne m1-t Eansulue importer
some western msruhauts are ] kfuiss buyinE win fome
frefdom. on ne ftreugih % fhe haizlco ~ he cul o.
clmd f1ruard when navigation drsrE uhare b. he
ri-e a air eNpqrt demand ~ dumestics The swimmers
fn View ErFsnd are fairE weH and increasing their
minlug ERE Las Eret's i1uart rufr5. - dry Eruis
va li-hti 10 re iw 1nfterz Hauid miv nrisrate their
p~ureha'rs fOT afew Weefs their profits would Be- largely
increased ard the prosperity ~ the cruufry 81 nrEs
piered On a Drnfar bssis. We fear, however,, thaf ~
rgmeu ard warnings sre alike thrown Away uofhiuz
hut repeated, recurinT snf severe LOSES Eill tatch ths
dry goods importers m-deraiiou.
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Lumber
1-OnOLNOO EEET

DECEIVED Since Ia Janusrv. 1850. Of Pine. Crzrra~
II and Poplar SIN. Jaiffs. Studdiur. Raners. rnueh
snd dressed weather Boarding., 1. II and 2 ina clear
llInoer- dressed Fa1rluE sad Celilc. FenEH1. cedar
f1fs hewei md sawed from : By o. ~ By . uuars.
Als1 - hard. a iarEa assortment of ahin-iez cut a.
Erd Lahs Doors, sash, from 9 ~ 70 fahT = ana
me lF Flne fiosfH E% - FEtfurtnn and
Peplsr streets X p COCHRAN.
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ANp r7d isaiHe are slmost inrsri be Ge sss71ts o.
earl aaipraedees nd unehoekeI viaius habits A
i-estiss eiabo-stsiys t up has lately izsaed from ne
uss hIusrssns this tudsnJ. md ne cure . wen
e rfsvsutioa q he sane u b. eadEed Hazan
FrailT -. Physiological Ressarehes " To enters fl-
ly iuil Zoe sass, o-ses SRI most enaci11s mode OF
euriasau diseases % a is-ats uai--e -.t oalious in
struatns fr tae perfect resaauon 81 taess voc ze
prersn,edty lmpeaimssts from euisrilE into he ms--
rsss state soisby Dr.. BARROW. New Tuk sent
free q pasiaes everywhere.
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sq6fial N0turs.
Everybody Drinks

THAT sErsooiiunry Pheasant oa-dlsi "a HIGHLAND
s1ITras DIT lp b. fucy eusrt BOTTLES o. ss vs are
-nrsn Fa-arel In ne whole alr- r rsuen-t Tur
E1nu, Lausaur, Cote iafsriaaa DJsps1s- ti ar
az stomaes and uerrus dseases meg ere a p'eaaaL
safe and rs-tuai cure. NV nat sarnE ap1rncl-
ing, every family shsuld sspPy usuairss VITA mis-
" family fie1f"
AHANsFTLD Co Pzapririou
SOC ~ druzsias8 ulesr ani m~srehauts everywhere.
mr. adaa
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HEAvILv FTSEn@eHn WiHiasnS and J. J.
Hughes, charged wth misaemeanors before
the Recorder yesterday each hned 50.
The former bad a r Brass kuckies in
his rossresion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09
ne las. McCIntocE's PectoFai

GAINS he most harra1sl1T c1lgh, relieves me COP
creed I1urs and i-rritatel thra1t, lcssens anI brings
Erav HYHtlnlcss ex1e-torEli7u the El--er wh.-hc-s
ua Nu o. s~f t-ruu1Hit uhe. reCrlrles thc ez1itad
pulse. invites rest El rfmo ~ ever- syupllm % c11-
tuuuftor
Pr-e SEQ. sdd b. NANsFTELD & co.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09

Han HIS PocKET PrcEEn.-A valuable gold
watch was stolen from Mr.. T. 81 WILSON'S
pocket, while that cea-man r terminating
Front Row Yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09

The LATE THAerDy IN AKKANsA-AR-
REsT OF TIE MUHoEHEss-We have ALREADY
furnished the hcrH5is details % She Iste fear
ful tragedy in cHttsn&en soonty, Arkansas.
which resulted in DE murder or a Mr.. Robin
son, which deed was Committed attbe i1stra.
ton o. be unnat sraI vie. Tbe brsFbsr.
Caeek' Eho ~eom.nifed The foul asef, were
hung by ne oiguiaee, but Ms. Robinson g.
capped va heq ehii5rsH 70 this city. ana Took
lodgings at the Residences OF 4 Mr.. Battle, in
uis "eH .tty. The fart OF her presence here
came . ths kOoVlsiEe o. officer Klink ysster-
Day who Immediately took her under arrest.
~ e unhappy woman is now in jalin this cifr..
Ae wui await The requisition OF Covsrnof
Caway.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-09

CRY LxrzNsEs-At its last meeting ooun-
ell ordered to Be paid sf7S3 for gragsiing, and
S2744.55 for salaries 70 the police.