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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

ACCIDENTAL SHooTuEG.-Considersble ex-
eitement was oecasioned at the corner Of Main
and Madison streets last evening by the seei-
dental discharge Of a pistol in the hands Of
officer Coulter. The officer was in the act Of
arresting a slave belonging to Mr.. Wilksrson,
hired to Mr. Mas, who proved refractory.
The pistol was discharged when the officer was
in the act Of taking the negro.
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Ak Old CITIZEN GoNE-Last evening Mr..
A. G. KNAPP, Of the firm Of Curtis & Knapp,
Immediately after having brousht into his
house q pitcher Of water, suddenly fell
and expired. The cause Of bis death was
disease Of the heart, ffOm which be has long
been suffering. Mr.. Knapp was greatly res
pscted, and we understand that the mechanics
Of the city are likely to meet am express their
feelings upon the subject.
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pruEs. oIIs ana spiees.
Pomerov Coal for Steamers, Etc

T1HE attention Of owners and cmsers Of, ~ -
i steamers naviEltinE the Mississippi, LkET
b. invited 70 the facilities uhlch row exist@
az Pomer0y, ohis, for The supply Or oollcep0ts upon that
river.
Punercy cal has been f~arurabiF knaEn on the Ohio
for more than a qnarter Of a century, and O. is Row
used By all the steamers nETiEainE It's waters. lis So
psriority over any clz YET mined bel0E the falls, or on
The Mississippi, b. generally admitted DepoE Of coal
from The vicinity % Pamsroy. have been established a.
Memphis, Gaines Landing and Baton R1uEe, and the
Substitution Of clal for wood By steamers viii be &C.
osmplsted when they can b. supplied vita osrtsiny az
csuTeuleut paints between Cairo and New Orleans
TIE unfersigued WIN coutrtcf for lo1fius 81 Pomsrov
iut1 harges and nafhoats, % BE- provided by the purcha-
serI, on fsvorable terms. and win great dispatch
8 ". fONERQT,
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DeSoto Farm for Sale.

PROPOSE % sell ny place where now re-
Il side, lying in DeSat1 CITY. Mississippi, $50
within six miles % Cald water depot, on the&~
hissh EInpl and Tennessee r~allrCl1, whlch 49,
thirty-dve miles from Memphis. c~untaining niue hun
drei and sixty acres, Eve hundred In culuvatiCn. nearly
al frelh, consisting Of bottom eec1u1 bottom and up
land- Ine whole place Be- IN a ans state q cultivation
and veil improved, vita a dret rate ueW tEo-siorg
framed r~eaidsuce, with six Rooms, weu dnlEheds negro
quarters extra SOD grain barn, stables and cribs best
qualltyi god elton SIN and press two Euri orchards Of
best s~elecio1 o. fruit, both apple and peach. have the
best well q wafer 10 The county also, On ahuldanue Tor
steck. Refsr % p. Lane & Co.
myal-ams W. Y. WINNIE.
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a FaIuabIe pIedicine.

OUR i5znsuaa. M. C.. 7. Stuart, one - ne or.r.asi
~plieniees o. STARTS Patent Hay and Cotton Prsss..i
has hisy discovered a cure Cor Dyspepsia, vhiea Ia,
been p1u0m1-d b. those who have tried t win sue
cess, at ne best and suTest remedy ever found for that
disease. NJ suau has just returned from some Of
the upper ouunties 10 the middle portion % the STATE.
where be had g1us t. get some o. the Ingredients fer
bis Medicine. It BE- called ms Permanent Cure and
d cuuru11ed o. herbs and roots entirely free from
po.ronous substances aud nauseous drugs. 70 j. Of his
oau aufins ont, and The tssinonials, some Of rhieh he
has sh1Vu a. are certainly proof " strong enough" q
ls gm1ly lnd value.
H. start vas not as s~u1cessf1I as be desired On get
tnEa su1rieut quantity o. the neeffuI herb On his visit.
the demand being 80 great and oris-s osnalualiy coming
in. Tie has prepared What be has received. vhich nay
be fo1ud In snail quantities, at the following places.
r. p. Pals a Co., and 7. s. Parhan, LaGraBss5 and
Of d.. p. DsArugon, MOSCOW. S. Mansasld & CO.
are ne s1s agents Cor TIE @Permanent Care in Mem
pais Othsr drugEists III be furnished Hs quieE As TIE
medicine can be oompounted.-LaGunEe Monitor.
uAu persons Afflicted with Dyspepsia viii ana re-
lief By ne use o. this medicine. and after one trial.
Toultnot cnseut DE deprived % 10 for any sun.
mmnu-Hnm
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THAEKs.-To that excellent and well man.
aged institution, Adams express, and to its
gentlemanly agent in his city Hamilton
Borden, ESQ., W are indebted for continual
faVors, as We are receiving constantly from
then valuable exchanges in advance Of the
mail. We also thank Mr.. Smith, news
agent Of Grand Junction, for late New Or
leans naDprg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

At = meeting Of the citizens Of the 9th ward
held in the shoOlhouss in Pontotoe street, fol
the purpose Of nominating candidates for al.
dermen.
On motion of. Hals.ssd, Capt. Simon Brad
ford was called to the chair, and on moticr
George s.Ovsll was appointed secretary. A
motion Of flames Craft, Esq to appoint a CON-
mlttss Of FIVE to nominate was voted down.
When nominations being in order, r. D. Brown
Esq, nominated John Martin as a eandidatl
for alderman, and on bis further motion, the
domination was carried by aeelanstion.
Col Watt nominated c. B. Frasisr, ESQ. ].
Halstead nominated d. Townsend.
When, on a vote, Fraslsr was declared
nominated.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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EAKLy YEGETABLEs.-Green corn and ripe
tomatoes are among the Injuries which our
friend Capt. John T.. Shirley is enjoying at
present. They are Of this years growth, and
the product Of his own garden
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WHAT rs TIE REAsoS FoE IT.-There nevel
was such s'time Tor profitable investmsEts il
city and suburban property as the present
The dust and heat lie almost insugersble, snt
lazy buyers win not leave their cool retreats
and the shady side Of the streets where they
white away their sxistshes and goods boxes
for the purpose Of making trades which vii
enrich then and their children. The activ,
and energetic have everything their own way.
Without competition they buy at their own
prices, and we would advise our people that
new, IL ever, they should shake Of The leth-
srEy which paralizss thsir energies and attend
the three OF four remaining sales OF the sea-
son. They are sales that must and viii be
made and that OF to-day OF the Robert S.
Smith property is surely the most attractive
yet presented. The lots are Just east OF St.
Agnes academy, on Vance and Walnut streets,
a. their intersection. They are unsquslsd for
beauty and for advantageous loestion-ffty
yards from the city limits. Monssuat, Du-
prse & Co. sell at 10 O'Clock Take an omni-
bus from 2f2 Main street.
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Col KrRBT's AocEFTAScE-Yssterday's
issue contained a note from Col. Richard u.
Kirby accepting TIE call as a candidate for
alderman in the Fifth ward. Without dssir-
ing to Discriminate in favor Of any particular
aspirsnt FOR that position, VI hope it viii not
be regarded as improper to say that no gentle
man in the ward is better qualified Cor il, and
WHO, if elected, viii exert himself more as
siduously to represent the interest Of bis con-
s~titusnts and bis popularity keeps pace with
bis merit and qualification.
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DEowSD.-We regret to announce the death
by drowning Of w young men Of this city.
The sad accident occurred last eysring at the
foot Of Beal street. The young men, Edward
F. Gage and h. Il. Kimbal. aged respective
y nineteen and twenty years, were bathing
in the river, when the former v~entured
beyond bis depth. Mr.. Kimbsl no sooner
heard bis eompanion's cries for help than be
went to his assistance and in the struggle
both were drowned. TER bodies had not
been recovered at a late aur last night. Mr..
Gage was a nail clerk in4be BuEefia Office,
and Mr.. Kimbsl was the scn Of the well known
cotton factor By that name.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

AGEEEAHLE CHASsE-For the nones the
guests at the Gayso House are taking their
meals at present in the ball room Of the hotel,
the most admirable hall for the purpose for
which it was designed, IN the South. The
change is an agreeable one, az the room is
cool, and comfortable. In he meantime ne
regular ~diniug-rOom viii undergo some need
ful renaira
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

CoLLEoTIoEs.-An advertisement published
in another column informs the mercantile pub
Tic that Mr.. E. H. Hall, agent for Heuring's
Safes, is about starting on his annual tour
through Arkansas, and win attend to business
and make collections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

WRoEeFULLT STATED-he statement Il
the city papers yesterday to the effect that F
Norris had been arrested for larceny, was sr
rOnsous. He is an honest mechanic, and th'
only charge against him was dIsordsrly con.
duet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

AEREsTs.-Te police made a number Of ar
rests last evening. Of the number arrested.
Chas. Moore was taken into custody on the
charge Of firing a pistol in the corporation and
W. A. Eastman was inesrcerated for stealing
a skif-
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Catch the ThieTes.

OK Saturday las, between one and I've o'clock, in ne
~ Afternoon ms reaiderae, near Norc1nnah. Marshan
county, kiss, vas broken into BY thierera nI ROBBED Of
various articles among ghich, were q snail bore aint
and steel rice. a pair Of biad pants. and other small ar
ticles. Any reyDeclns the stolen property
or he -utbers. Willie t~halkflfy recei7ed b. the ulder-
sigued az C5nerTiiie, Sherry cuny. I'm.
myi6ditWate J. A. HOPPERs.
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Dunlap Springs,
HARDEMAN COUNTY, TENN,
WIN Reopen Monday, june Il. 1850.

LOS ne aummodatisu Of al W nay favor m
Il pleasant Watering place with 3 cau. md for an NJ.
are 1licted win Drupsy, Dyspspsis on Chrsnic so-ss
tor Eemaie Diseases ibis water anuut be beaten. m,
8loulN nave been renovatedf swings and orher i'm.
P-stnents aaEe been naiei TIE grounds laid CT In lou
nc cleued and identified There are q few more iot
lf -te Tor sumner residences ness SPRINGS arr
.r 4Aes run Memphis and ro and a haif fror
HAfar Nlere h1cks and carriazes can aiuays be fouui
hLraluea . D1Fey p1sgeuEers 30 ne SPRINGS.
fE inforuacouapply % J. n. shaw. Or Beard 8 ~
Memphis or % ne undersigned. on the premises.
apE-3m J. G. EADLEMAN. Prouriasar.
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garaI aIaHtrs.
hHTsssY nornipE,:sa::5uas ;, 80.


ns 6gpsal c0uuHng RO0a las bssn rsnsud
70 No. 3 HoUarfS Ron, uP stairs, sshsrs 81 pr
sOas ksuing bus iasss utth Ia ofEes sra hsrsaTfs
-sosssied 10 eqa.
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[gatsst ashs bu 6tItarapI


EksH1E0Ios. Juns e.-Tbs select esmnittee, AZ
pointed for ne purposs q considsring ne expedieng Of
. line Of railway 70 he Paciae, held amsstiag yeaer-
day. Al amsndnsnf was iBiroduces. sad carried, in
ssrtinE he sauthern Texas. Ei1ho and san DisEo.
Dufins the delibsuiions q the ammites, ne Qnss-
fton arose whether fhs fresas Of ns extreme usriAern
rests could move an amendment IN the House. ne
ehairusu replied thst be would call ne previous gnes-
ton, thus shuung % an amsndmsns and debate. mis-
isiilss me question IS regards tie southern road, A
uis was men taken on rsPzting he snsudes bin 70
be Rouse, whseh uss Recessed.
Frsm washinE,ou.
WAsHIEeroS. June 6.-uho sssEfs ansndmsnf 10
he army appropristion bin Va oo1ourred In By The
House yesterday. Thls amendment provides Tor ne
formation q . regiment of TezaI volunteers Cor ne
protection Of ne fronters.
The President yesterday gave his signature 70 The
bin, passed By ne present Congress, ineTsasing ne pay
q navy snoors ssouttwsnty-ass yer osat-
Postmaster Foylsr's Defaieation.
WARRINGTON, June 6.-The rrport submitted to the
House By the postmnstsr-geaersl IN reply to . resolu-
lion Tor ne investigation Of the defaicafious eommil-
ist y ne Posimastsr Of Esw YORK ars: me accounts
q n. FovisE, ~postmasier at Ssw YORK city. have
never been legally settled during tie saniuistrstion Of
James buchanan.
United states Man service.
TAsHfSoroN, June "a oomniites O. conference
vas appointed yesterday % reconsider the aciun taken
By both branches Of Congress in reference to the Uni-
ted States nail service. Ths commites Is composed o.
ssnaiors Psaree, Tuirs, and Cameron. and RsPressn-
naEes oolfsE. Washburn, Of Mains. and CraFfoFd
The japanese Embassy.
EAsEisoroE, June She japanese embassy took
leave Of Tie Frssidsnt yestsraey. uhsy leave fer Baiti-
more on ne evening train today.
Eleetion in WashIngton.
F~AsHTSoToNs June s-The result Of the election
held IL this city yerterdsy for mayor il sin In doaht.
Death Of a Bank President. ]
NV ToKE June 5--Th0mss b. Hanett, president
o. TIE bank q NOBLE. died In this eHg yesterday.
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TIE FIREMEN's TRoUBLEs.-rhos. Stokes,
late captain Of fire company No. 6, and officer
HszletOn, Of Ere company No 3, were sx-
amlned before the recorder yesterday, on the
charge Of participating in the late hrensn's
riot in this city. Stokes was discharged, and
Hszleton was fined ten dollars.
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RaRk of West tennessee.

AT q meeting q TIE bosra o. directors Of MS bank On
Saturday, The Ish lust, he former board rendered
their resignation, and TIE fcn1uiug geutlemeE were
slscted 70 serve for nc time hsiug, WIS 3. A. Apper-
su. David e. u5uasrud, Thonas & Aneu, Charles b.
Church and 7 A. Eelssa.
On motion, Z. A. Esison va chosen president pro
Ten.
Baaks ElHbs opsnsd fr Increase q ne capital stock
Of tbs BANK on Nouday, ssh inst, 81 their banking
house. Jefferson street, under us supervision q The
f~oI1Eing Eeutiemen, viz: r. Lane, ! n Hil. r. S.
Jones, James Eldrr. Wm. n Fsrrirgton, JohnT STRAIT
t1a. .. r. Cook, Frazer titus :. D. WIuiamsB Wm- A.
Goodwin. Amos WoodruG. John v. Todd and John H.
Speed. Flvs per cent OF the Subscription win Be re-
guire5 At the time o. subszibinE payable o Ben. Nay,
receiver. The next call q Ten per cent viii be psya-
be on TIE Isl % Oct6oer next. BIN AT,
mr2t-Im Cashier.
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Cheering News TO the Afflicted.

AA
HENrLEMEN o. science may specllats and heoriEs,
VI bat facts are Eurfh more % rs amicled na1 an the
ucoriss ne ucra ever produced
DR. A. G. GOODLETS
EmprOrcd HoaSck's PGnGcea,
+ sckHdEietsad By al Wa have given Il a trial % be
one e ne best msdicins ever used fr The cure o. an
diseases arising from adisortered stcUach. or an in
purs state o. TIE bi1od- he uauy asr1ishisg cure
performed b ne "PanaceaN IN the cty q nashville
md viclnitY. aud in every section o. he couutry where
Il has been introduced, m & sufficient guua1tee o 10
enclcy.
ne Rev. J.. G. Bozdon, of MeNinnviue. Tenn, pean
huE.
pa A. 6. GooBLEr-Daar Sir u mEy bsuatfyins
b you % near that Houct's PaAacea. prepared and sold
b. vsr. u doing is good work m ne relief q ycur Eel
low men. During ny recent travels IN several oounties
Ia Mfre tennessee have often met nnsa uho have
used 81. ne uniFersal testimony ia T. Is TIE best
rrmefv have ever ZscL" Il has bccn very Useful %
M III cases q hoarsenca, brought On By ursachinr II
- open air ana laboring In ~reViYais. Please make Al
agsniin ths place. very respectfully.
!. Q. BOWDON.
G. ". JONES 4 Co, - Nan street., a
6OODLErE &C., Front Row.
Memphis, rsun-
n 2. GOODLET 4 co.
fnfELatweM EaEhrfra. Tnrn-
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PEACE " RRANT.-Mr. Hook, The druggist,
and VIM. Miller, were examined before Esq.
Horne yesterday, on the merits Of a Psacs
warrant, sued out BY DR.. R. L. Lsski, one Of
whom had assaulted the Doctor. Each Of the
accused was required to give bond to keep the
peace ward the complainant in the sun Of
$3.50
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GEoEaE srovAL, Secretary.

DEzocRATIc MEETKe.-There win be a
meeting OF the Democratic association attheir
bead quarters, on Adams street, Cover the
Tunnel on Saturday evening next, at eight
and a half O'Clock. An Democrats are in
vites to attend. WM. H. CARROLL, Pres.
II. n. LusHER, Sec.
Mrv-ure lime 4. 1850
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

To CANDIDATES ASD THEIR FRIEEDs.-It ID
proper to state that al eIs upon leuuemsn to become
o~aneitaies for once are charged for Is other advertise
meuts, and must Be -so1oupsnied win ts cash to securs
their nubfsala-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

EXCURSION TIcKErs.-Ws invite the attsn-
ton Of persons intending 10 visit Baltimore
during the session Of the Democratic national
convention to the Inducements offered By the
Memphis and Charleston railroad company,
who propose to -ell ii .ksts for the rouRd trip
at halt price aid tickets to hold good fifteen
DAYS from the late thereof.
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- - Yoterr 81 second Va

To the Voterr OF ec0nd ware.
The city requires that should be . resident
Of the ward six months before being qualified
to act as an alderman for the ward There
fore, I an compelled to decline being a eandi-
date. Very respectfully,
CHABLEs ScoTT.E
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Gommfrfial Nlattfrs.
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL o.
$500 -.

THURSDAY. June 2 1851.
CORROSIVE have nothing q interest % report Of
De co;t1n market.
Infsrior... 9 ~ MledIinE..-..lo aioN
rdinsry...-.- 8 G e. Cod Niddung.. tiHNlIH
Good ortinay.. = Q 8 NldHing F~air...mKaRN
Low Miidiur... 80 - Pair ...-........ usminal
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Wash The citizens Of eth ward
are requested to meet al the room Of Earring
ton & Fseklsr this evening, June 7th, at s
O'Clock, to nominate two candidates for alder
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TampeF not with Nature
AND tie laws phyaioai and moral hat guide her oDera-
lions Her gifts we're made o uss and n0t abuse. ne
iireiuI results arising from the latter are legion 50
The most ssuiGd habit o. the baser sort my be over
cone By aearenl pe~rusaIof TIE v5rk Human Fraiity
or, Phydo-aai Ressarchss." Il viii lead taoss de-
b.ssd anddeEradsd victims that hover on ne brink Of
DISSOLUTION. % DE pahs % happiness and virtue. Read
ana Re u~uvinced DE truih Is here.
sd By Dr.. BARROW, New York. Price IS cents.
Sent free q postage everywhere.
g-nf n1an BY TrraI- TmT MHEgururm 4 70
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The Overland Kali leaves every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
u7lly al Al. n. ~ ne Little Ro1f Eailroad, per steam
ierryhlat, fastcf jefferson street.
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Business aetifts.

he star spsngled banner still wsees
e. ~ st. Charles, aid bears b. il ne nzed fastest
sandF Cresm Ale d he irrepressihls oonaia thai e
srtz-sd MsuIha for ne ht six nouhs And IN
one and al hlvt decided Il tob TIE very best se ever
drsnk in Memphis. sspcs aie can always Be dsPs,ded
upon Is bstaE ne ne plus ultra q a. aes msnuiao-
turet, and Is drank IL aimost every city in ne Unions
where nis universally prociaimea to Be ne great "ae-
sIdc-riun" and Is proven daily By The nuitit1de that
DRINK fhis popular beverage u ths ST. Charles Adams
street, pear Wurshun Hsuse. Fleming d Lodkhart sole
sent. sea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

CRY School Ex2ErSkTIoE.-The annual
sraminztlan o ~ Senior Female ssool ofNrs Halle
wil take piscs u thursday next between g e hours Of
niHs geek Az snd enc edoes, p r., a. DE school
reons o. Court street TIE public are respectfully in
Fited 20 attend. Era- Hals sone q eur most erusneni
ieachers and ne EXERCISES a. her szaninsiioa are ex-
psgted . psssss TIE Ahea Interest. d
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sAILED FoR EUEOFE-Mr. r. DufsTs Of
the lower city Whsrf-boat, sailed for Europe
on bosrd the Persia from New York on Tues
dsv.
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PIGEoS LosT.-AW white pigeon spotted viii
black, with pink legs and feet, the tail pulled
out, and answering to the name Of " Katy
Daring" strsyed away from its owner ysstsr-
day. Any one who viii bring it to the AP-
EEAL once viii Be handsonslE rsMardea.
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Tax TELEcRAPH. - Owing TO the heavy
storm in the latitude Of Louisville, The tsIs-
graph wires in that direction were pTOstrated.
As q consequence we are without our usual
telsgraphic news frOn that quarter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

PERsoSAL.-Capt. E. E. Din and Mr.. John
S Toof, Of this city, were in S. Louis Tues
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DfscHAReED.-Jss. Brewer, TIE man charged
with causing the death Of KsTanaugh, at a
boarding house on Washington street, BY q stab
indicted on Sunday, the 26th ult., was cram
insdb BY EsquirsHOrne yesterday and disehsrg-
sd, It sPpesring that TIE stabbing was done
in eelf-deFense-
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RE-AEREsrED.--Dr. Chss. Elliott, charged
with sbdueting a little daughter Of Mr.. In.
glish, and Indicted at the last term Of the
criminal court, was arrested in the suburbs q
the city Yesterday.
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Read and ReIIeTe.

Read and Believe.
EEw ToRE. April n, 1855.
w. T. HAoAz, Ia Dear Sir About Eve m5nfhs
Since ! bought bottles o. your Hair C3Iornz. and
an nov desir0us o. obtaining more. and uosId inquire
where d nay De hurd here. ~ hair when quite
young tuaed srey. I have used q numser o. article
Tor ne purpose Of resioriug H. but e. Dot suo1sel uutl
I o1tairci thls, which proiucsd ne desired eject. 7
have teen requested By q number Of ny friends (among
then several iseiesl % procure il IL possible. I an
mu-h pleased with il, fr &c has made q great improve
meut 10 my persalai appearance. By answering this
y0u wiImuch o5lse Yours, very respectfully,
H. C. GOODRICH,
steamer Briigeport, PEEK slip. New York.
Remember Inst this result vas produced By Helm
streets Ini-'abls, the original ard onIy reliable Hair
Restorative
Price cry cents q bsale. sod everywhere.
We. G Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07
LYOEs MAGNETIC

INSECT row
EXTERMfNArRS BED BUGS. ROACHFg TTCrs
ANS, GARDEN INSECTS etc. 4 e0nfaias ~ Poison.
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS,
R CERTAIN TO RATS AID mcE.
apli-sn SOLD EVERVWREzE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-06-07

NeN orleans Honey Market.
The following is from The New Orleans True Delta d
June s.
ne money market o0uunues easv, AM rates II an
Grades of psper sin tend downward. Oferinra AZ bank
to-day were consldcraby un1er the requirements. ard
some areials Nere1n The street compeung with outside
capitalists FOR lines Of f1Fufiie signatures. Opanl1ns
inclueed some round amouuts Of nrat md sec1nd class
rsper, and Wouid ~cou1tless have bceu larger but f0r TIE
limited character u ne supply. stcts AID bonds we're
quiet, and We did not hear % a franl1cfion in any class
q seaurities. TIE eEcharEe market sim exhibits bat
little vitality and sales are merely Nominal On both
foreign and e1mcstic4 There h DO change o. any kind
nouceabls IN either The su7piy Or ne demand. and QUO
tatlonz rule precisely a. at ne close o. business o. Sat-
uTdsy. We repeat a. foli.ws
Clear sierilns ens..-----.-a7ssasH C prem
Bank rates Tor direct mitiance....foaloE 9cf nrer7
BIZ o. Lading drafu.--..---9kG8Hasa = CO prem
Frana lQea11H . dollar
Sky days On New York, eic.....-.HnIGIA Ia c. dis
5ifht-.hak q prem-sune l1nks holdlnF AZ kaN