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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-xya brought
~ to the Fourth District Potd jackson street hi sean
Laurel and Constance streets, estrny- ~
One black horse about hands high long main and tail sbod
Y. N. on the right hip ' w ''"N'eu
Which not claimed within days ana tile
paid, will be sold public auction 1t Sid Po,nd an
MONDAY, March B, 1850 nj 10 o'clock A. N. Va
New Orleans, February q, 1880.
Registered February q, ls6D.
HENRY DuREI..
EnrE uu1nl rniIan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
NouvEILE-oRrKAss, Is iauNier Is50.

~ = JAS. a. HUFKINS, 173 =
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

MAGER has aiken rooms IN The Story n Il.
ing corner a Camp and Common streets.
SECOND hnOr. where he N PREPARED to
al pertaining to The teeth IN tho kif and ac.
compshed style He would particularly that he hiss no
new or extraordinary discoveries offer
Dentistry more thar has been IN successful practice the
last ten pr twenty and feels perfectly satisfied strict
observation and thorough deliberations there nothing In
use superior equal 70 GOLD PIATTNA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either regard health use beauty
durability and all who have failed the nse Of
substance. - ~
Office hnirs, frCniS NJ. u, until 5 z. M. d2o On,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02
To the Honorable the Common Connect
IL The city Of New lrleanR:
f.ENrLEsrES-The u@d ii H. owner.

: n
m2 LAVISH Seerdtaire du uense DIES Asst. Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-02

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
.hs sOrareigns 10 the Fddii


Tonight, TUESDAY, October 23) at 10
o'c ock, the Hon Stephen A. Douglas and
lady viii arrive in the Biud City, b. the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad. It is desired that bis
reception shall be creiltabls to our city, and a
voluntary expression OF the eonf1enoe and sd-
uiration Of is citizens. Military glory has
often been the passport to the affections Of a
people. Shall net be who has coatended for
the Constitution and the rights OF the people
IN q thousand senatorial battles receive his
Just reEsrds Are he Black Republicans the
enemies o. our country? Then who has SO
often defeated them both in the beat Of the
canvass ard The cool and deliberate transsc-
tons Of Congress as has Stephen A. Douglas?
n what position calling for a display Of con-
summste tstssmanshiphasiDoug everfailsds
where has be ever been wanting in fidelity
% principle and a stsadfast adherence 70 the
interests Of an sections? His burning efhgies
declare the moral courage Of the nan, and bis.
tory will record the correctness Of bis prin-
eiplss and policy. Let Us then welcome to
Memphis this living representative Of Ameri-
can republican Institutions, in q manner be-
coming cur city and crsditable to the man who
has achieved so much for our country. Tie
following order is issued by the Chief Marshal
on the occasion Of Douglas reception;
"Ou Tuesday night every marshal, and the
admirers OF Stephen A Douglas, viii turn out
a. s O'Clock precisely, on Marksi Square, North
u mphis. The procession viii Be formed on
the Square, with their trsuspsreneies, and
proceed 10 The bead Of Main street, and receive
Hon. STEPHEN A. Douglas and lady, and
them 10 the Gayoso House. J.
"On Wednesday, a. II o'clock, every mar
shall, and the citizens at large, viii assemble
a: Market Square and proceed % the Gsyoso
House and escort the orator, statesman and
to Market SquTs.
at is expected that every marshal will be
90 horseback, and every person in the process
either on horseback or on foot. One
horse is most certainly expected.
"JoHS PAKK, Chief Marshal"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS.
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
ADAMS ST, WEAR MAIN, OYER THE TUNE
REGULAR MEETINGS.


REGULAR MEETINGS.
GERMAn DoUaLAs cLUB-Evsy; M0nfay nisht at
g o'eioeE. John DuttllDger, presidents Pred werner,
secretary.
CHELaEA DouoLas CLuB.-CL reupletou, presi-
cents n. Frsok, vios-presiseHti Jobs WHtsrsol, SEE
reiaryi 6. p Ayteu, ueaszrer. Neet q Eormaus
C7rser" every Wednesiay night.
DENooRATIc Associates OF SHELBY C0uErT.
Every Tussdag uigat a. so'eioct. " &. Carroll, prest-
Cent =. e. Lemoyue, s~ee-stary.
LITTLE GtAEr CLUs-Evsry Friday n.rht A. s
5e,o1k. Lust v. FiHiay, p~reritsnti gohndee Mitchell,
secretary.
S0HTH aEMPHIs DOUGLAS CLUB-R. ". Crelhl-
"a, president; J. a. Rob-, recording secretary; Jahn
p. scsnisns oorrespauding secretary. Meeting EVER
wednesday meat Il Cspt Hetiyss, % Ca1rsy street
nree doors soun q Besl street.
NEcHkEIos DoUoLks CLUB.-W- P. Lewis. pres
dent J. u. ohariv, secretary. Neetirg every Thurs
DAY nishi 81 Democrats hesdqsansrs.
BLUFF CITY DoUoLAs AsD JOHNSON cur
Eecn every Iaead1y night 81 corner Hain and Hsrke'
sresis. ssnI Tlghe, president J. ,. Real. secretary.
An Denccsts are invited = a;tens hese mestirss
Publc Comment. pauers ETC., wiz soon BE- ca land a
the hesaqusriers Br distribution. Appiy % n. G
Fourr- p a. OF p c. LFmoyne.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
Mnnctarp ann fInannal,
new OrIsan. nonsT market.

New Orleans Money Market.
The New Orieans PisaTuns o October -, reports q,
follows;
Daring me past week a very market improvement las
been dlsdascd 10Th IN menryrd and business e relies. Al
the date q our previuus summarT he marx { was Labor
ing under great deprcssion and distrust, arising more
from q Esnt ~ confidence in our own u~uriVaIfd res1ur-
oes, and an u.que-tianed abllify % slrnouut any tempo
ray mbarrassmcuf, nan from any other cause- ne
scoouas from Europe pint % q sustained and heavy
Consumption u our leading siaple. furnlshina a we'll
grounded assurance that the Upward Movement here VIII
b. responded 70, ami bring saf hsndsamsiyt The ~Ehipneuts
thus far made. Gar must We emit - meation ne i'm
proved Prospect Of the sugar crap- Unier this fasorable
o0mpinausn the m1ney market has steadily improved,
and . yerv heavy businsss has been done IN loug dated
papsr AZ 10 % n 81. Three % four mcuths' paper o.
nkeEiss IN better request, and we noticed several sales
a. = to IS Rt. In hsuk ne sppicsn1ns continue lErsr
Endbey0ui the income, but are restricted chiefly 20 very
short dates.
E~NCHAN6E-Therf has been some f~uciustiau In the
rates during the past week, with Considerable daprelslln
fer a part = the tine, and EuCh dum-ulty iuthe ueE1ti-
alton Of any but The best kinds OF bills. Lattoriy. how
ever. thfre has been more freei1m in ne movement. and
al the close We quote e. fonlVs
it-Af oAt4a4Na A1N HENs prem
----af&4A 1891 ~ = dollar
sixty days on heT fork, etc------...iAG2k Il eds
alaht---.-- y etais-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
DomessIe MARKETS By Telegraph.

cneIsxAFs oeisssr n. ? = Fioar- ne saeu
tions for -four are nouinai a. st75 ccrn b srlini
It toef2e. Oats closed a. SOC. Whiaty- ne sales o.
today amount 10 I $50 IBIS At i7ei7se pr Gel.
4 ToRE oesstsr q, ,. ~ ccton- he uafksl
closed uaiys and I'm. ne sales Of today Amount ID
5.5oo bales At ukGitao. Tiour hasdseiined @ f'
sales Of today anount 70 itsCo bis. ai t5~ssSs.
whisky is selling 81 2fe viii sales Of 800 bis. Corn
closed dan with sales o. 8 500 bushsis 81 U47fc Pork
closed dun a. is.25es $3.50 win sales of7co hoH CT
Tee eiosed steady aiifse fr No viii sales d $50 hars.
Sugar closed quiet With sales % 80 t5E. q cuta -
7G7sc uud Por'o Rleo st7Hc.
NV ORLEANS. oslober. . ?. a--Ths sales or ctton
amount 50 600 bales Prices are easier but TIE quota
tons remain uuchanged. hoiassss l. ssniug nt seq
Flaur cio'ed quist n IS soesso. Frelrht 90 osttaat 8,
LiFerpcoi 3 IT, Ias market fr cher articles remains
ne rates q ~srehangs On Lon1la and EsE
T1f are uualtered.
san FRAsoIsco, Oetoosr 10 -ffads a. this part b
sctive. me markets. are Eest. no ccass is ssiinu
Al l5Ac. Candles are selling st0k828c. TIE mar-
kst fr provisions san, win soms slight changes IN
prices. Pork closed cuu. Spirits are inactive
Crushed sugar is selling AZ 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

AssAULr.-Sussn Iaman and her children,
Eliza A. and James I1Ean, were befors
Squire Horne yesterday, at The instance Of
Sarah Hull, alias MeDonald, charged with an
assault and battery upon tie person Of The
LAT sr. The justice, thinking Mrs. Inman's
transgression Of the law ia Tie case not very
serious, Jet her Of on a fine o. S250.
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GOumrrfiaI Matttrs.
EEsTE!s D.ILE ayrsA. !. oy .IEs

1uEHDAEs uctoeer = 80.
C~oTroH.-Ihs market vsa active yesisrtay a hrm
and fal prices. ne books Of the chsuosr faov ss2t
bales q have changed ha1ds a. about the range Of our
quotatioas. us fsliswins are tie partioulsrs ! bale
stioN. s5siioE, SANK. ga s, IS a a. 81 uios.
90 At IoH, s At 10. 20 At 10y. a afliE, IS Al iiN, ~
q iok, % at II, SANK, lss stiis, lss n n.y. q
az. IS at k, ~ si n. . a. 9. IT'S All, satil, oss Al
~, SO AZ II, patiI, tan, So a. Tx, Is atNk, 81
a. los. - q rs. zateN. satsH, 90 a 90 a *,
% atIes. % af uB. ~ ask. s 81 -, . ate. Sal
~. IS q i0K, IS a. i0E, trus sanE, n afuk.
10 Al iIs, lsf us 2st7, ? at 81. Isi atioA, - At
ioA, n aiss, - siIoz. IS A. ios, 81 AIS, % a
lok, Tsatfoh sss,fiN, 20 At t0E, - Il It's, 3 81
us, i02 silk. 81 stl Os 10 atiiK. 30 al ioX, y At
iok. s. atna. Is stTi lie. % At nK, us Al nS, 20
ntios, % 1t IoN. loo.ai ios and So At loe.
PRonUcr-rhs sales a. re Nerbans' K1ehsass
Yesterday, we're a. follows
coRS-5o sts and 40 lrls a. gse.
EL0uR-20 hrls K At $3.50. 70 me 81 4.26. 10 II II
s7.oo. % ane 8. p. At ss. ~ xxx Al g. 10 Al SsH,
10 g. ?. rtss. 90 serai1hsi a. $50.
OATs-50 KS a. s. AMI 100 a tse.
~sALT.-coarss, 50 .hsgs Il 500 nns, 80 bags al
sIIs.
BAeosA cash. rib sides Ia 2cear sides ise, I q -
i5c, 8 IRIS mess porf Of s2i.50.
BuTTER-5 afklns a. Is, 10 kegs stiso.
PoTAroEs-50 sks 81 g. and 80 sks 81 65.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

SUMMARIZE TELEsRAFH CABLE. The 2.
b. Diekey brought down from ST. Louis yes
tsFday the monster summaries telegraph cable
10 Be stretched across the river at this point
to connect Msssrs. Montgomery a Colenan's
lines Of telegraph on the east and west sioe
Of the Mississippi river. TIE line on ne
west is 70 run froA Hopshs'd, opposite Mem
phis, 70 Helena, and thence 70 Little Roek.
Success to the enterprise. The cable viii be
laid down to-day from the foot OF Adams
street, after being thoroughly tested he
steamer MurkR Geek has been engaged for
the occasion. We are informed BY Mr. Mont
gomsry, The superintendent Of the line, that
Memphis and Helena viii be in electrical
communication via Madison. IN time to bring
US the result Of the presidential lee ion in
those towns and the various other points
through which the wire passes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

THE CoUETs-The criminal court, Judgo
Swsyne, was employed yesterday on the mis-
dsnssnsr docket, and no case q general in
terest was brought before the court. II con
sequence Of he pro raeted illness Of the fan
dy Of Judge Dixon, the common law court vas
adjourned over an to-msrroW Withost doing
any business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-Nieholas Langdon
was before the recorder yesterday on a charge
Of carrying concealed weapons. He was fined
So, and held to answer to . separate charge
o. disorderly eoHduct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
nRrrpw nP rur wRrr

In en- departments o. trade cur city has eyinoed ~
sossou.bis activity. The coatinued siTinEsncy @; ne
msuey market has soms~hat retarded cpersuous get
tfea anicssthsr, me weeks operations hsve been q a
character fully satisfactory. IN cotton the transaouous
have e~xaseted. IN me agzresais, that % any other week
siuee Che openinE O business, and snected AZ fuii and
arm prices. Ror hsy, cora, oats and up river produoe
he demand Continues atlast weeks aetiTits and prices
In tobacco win limited offerings, but little has bssn
dine, although prices have ruled arm, with an upvari
tendency. Tie transactions to coffee, sugar and moiasses
eoHtinns on aiimitei scale, buyers generally awaiting
The arrival THE new crop Freights with a ooniinu-
ance q Low water, and scarcity q tonnage, are frm.
with prospects Ct q further advance. We append . table
slowing the receipts or leading articles into the city dur
ing the week
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

MAsoSIo The grand lodge OF the State Of
Kentucky closed their siKty-hrst annual ses-
sion a. Louisville last Saturday. The session
has been one Of much interest, and much bust
sinsss has been transacted by the body. An
item Of business whirh consumes much Of the
time Of every grand lodge is the care with
which the masonic fraternity guard the rights
Of the members Of tie ancient craft, and there
being over three hundred, and TIE membership
exceeding twelve .houssRa, il may be supposed
that many UszatH questi0nss were before ibis
body on appeal, the careful adjudication q
which necessarily umsd much time.
Matters Of financial nature were also before
the boy, affecting the G masonic temple at
Louisyilis, to which be rand lodge had al
ready Appropriated 5000, and which resulted
in The sppropriating Of $4,000 more By a vote
Of 1O4 lodges 70 IS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
Spiral aututs.
word abouf Hair ResforafI

A word about Hair RestOrafIVes.
rHE ORIGINAL asn u SIN the best Drsparntoa for
~restlfins rray hair 70 is original aior, and rsnderinE
q sifeoE, healthy rod beautiful. is Esimsirsst a Co.'S
i~niniiasie Hair coiorinE o. Restorsr. Every onsr
preparstiou advertised for thii purposs iI bat an imit.-
tion u nli, Most o. then are made win water. ant
require ne expense % = hair dressing % acoompany
hen, - they issve me hair harsA ard dry. Heinz
streets Is made vita OH and stinuiEtinE spirits. aI5rd-
Ing an rgreeasis hair wash aside from ~ yalus a. q
restorative. Il Is fold u . rsalous5is priee. placing it
within NE rsaea q all. We nlght Introduce esrud-
Gates from cisfTymon, Senators, anf vel nova citizens
IN al parts Of he oo7niry. but % b at neosrary. We
leave our readers % iudEs that II imiiatious can pre-
dues c5mparafivsiy suaosssial resuits. ne original ald
Initiated article must sarpass them al.-Journal.
Prise any cents . hatiis- SOFA ~svsryvhsra.
y. r. HAGAE a co.
ocfAftvaufu Proprist1rs, Tr1Y, NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

RALLE DEuOCRkTs OF MEMPHIS
The Bluff City Douglas and johnson club
will bold their regular meeting on Tuesday
October %, at : o'clock ? ~, to BAKE ar
rangenents for the reception Of Douglas and
johnson. All members are requested to be on
hand. SAN. TteHE, President.
/ ]. RAJ. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

10 ENGAGE IN TIKI WHOLESALE BUSINESS, N
MEMPHTS
T0R FALE-A ssock % EOTIoEs ard Panel n
II one q the best aszer1ed stacEs Il the
STATE. Tla Ee9ds al o. late impa-au1l he stand
is On enc me best locsf ties On ssiu street p uzr-
ur1srs rE7ar re- ~, G. sitre-E. w PARK
-arnru 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

OUTRAGEOUS CoEDUCr-A C0EDUcroR on
THE II. AND o. r. R. TAKKED AND FEArH-
EEED AMI ORDERED TO LEAVE rHE CRY
We gather the particulars Of a proceeding, The
strangest Of the many strange occurrences in
this city, from the fbalaHohs Of yesterday.
While the freight rain over the Memphis and
OHIO railroad was coming in Saturday eve
ming, sbou' half past six O'Clock, it was sud
denly stopped by the engineer, q red light sp-
Desring in front Of the train on the track.
Tie conductor, Er. Frank Oimstead, Jumped
Of he car lie was upon to see what had &C.
CURED, when FIVE men suddenly rushed upon
hin He was ovsrPowsrsd in an Instant, and
the train moved on, leaving him in the hands
OF his capto-s. They tied him and conveyed
hin 20 a tbicKet near by, where a consultation
was held as 10 what should Be done with
him. Coal oil was poursl over bis head
and face, be was bssmeared with tar, and
after a severe beating be was Informed that
il be would leave the city in tweuty-four
hours bis life would be spared. They then
left Mr.. Oimstssd tied 70 The tree nearly dead
from the eject Of bis injuries. Som gentle
men, who were out hunting, shortly after dis
covered and released him, when be made the
best Of bic way to the city, arriving at a lats
hour Saturday night. He at once went to bed
and last night was suffering severely from bis
cuts and injuries. Mr.. Olmstsad is a stranger
here, we believe, and has been in the employ
Of the railroad company only a few days. The
cause Of the brutal treatment be received is
unknown 20 hin, If we except a circumstance
which occurred a few days since, il which be
was no psrti-ipstor but which we fo1bssr
mentioning until the whole matter is sif.sd,
az it might reflect upon innocent persons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

Itec., and si II isxe. an Prices have been essisF
for ruyrrs and We nv Qaot- ordinary q l1k @ l1hc ,
fair 10 GOOD fair IsE 10 ItEr.. and prime atlfE % f5c.
A cargo o. Gsoo tsEs has arrirri frcu RIO direct dlrl !
the week, making the Imports 81 re S~cpumter . % 90
bsEa arsirsf ASH 20 ne sane date last year n Eteck
On hand u Il. so3 tsss ssalnsi . al 81 The saus tine
last year
sALT-eHEoe ~ LTerpol salt IN store, are heia
mostly a. % 70 sc. Pr coarse aud Assorted Ola a1 We
for eosrse. snd IS % 7c sack for assorted new noulh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

TIE WooBLA1E CoURsE-Tbe fsIl meet
vile yesterday, under the most favorable aus
pieces On Saturday evening fOrtY-ssven trOt-
tsrs were on the ground, including some very
feet borsss. The two mile stallion stake will
probably be contested By A n. Brands
BrgnoI, Warren Pesbody's Wsshtona Chief,
Wn. Browns Edward Everett, Len. Rodgers
and o. ". Dimisk's Wofgl-a fne field.
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n nv lunH
General Superintendent

receipt OF the above periodical for November.
It contains an sorts OF literature, including
stories, anecdotes, poetry and miscellany ; il
lustrstious and sngravings Of various kinds,
with a complete gazette OF fashion, p gotten
up to suit ths ladies. Price $500 per year.
Single copies = cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

C~oRoEEH's ISeuEsr-Squirs Horne, yestsr-
day held an inquest over the body Of william
Watson, q eolored man, who has been for q
long tine confined in jail as a suspected run
away, and who at times has said be belonged
to James Lee, Of Zanssyills, Ksntaeky, and
a. other times has declared himself free and
a citizen Of Dayton, Ohio. He has been suf-
fering FOR weeks the most sEcTusiatng agony
from dropsey Of the brain, nnd yesterday
morning death relieved him Of bis misery.
The verdict was @Dssth from dropsy Of the
brsin.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
Another Horrid A accident.

How often is the Community startled By such announce
msnta in me daily press. A beloved child. from care
iss7ues Or oihsr esuss, has bso5ms d~re.fflly bcrnt or
salied. Parents, The very set article Jon can use il
DALLET's MAGICAL PAIN E~IraACTOR. Rensn-
bsrssh cures without leaving Eny scar. Have q box
,lways On hand Cor sudden nsrssncis-fu d~irsctions
company each boz The gsuuiae has always . steel
sasraved label. signed Heay DALEY. mauufactursr.
For sale IN New Orisaus. Wholesale and retail. By
J. WRIGHT \ co,
q aai ISL Chartres street
Sole agsais for ne sauthsm States. and % whom al
orders sh1uli be aIiressef. sses-faufm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

COMMUNICATION REsroRED.-Tbe earshaVe
commenced their regular trips over the New
Orleans, Jackson and Great northern rail-
road. so seriously damaged BY the late storm
~ New Orleans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

McLEAS's SrEEEGTHEEISG CoEBLAL-This
remedy has been before the public only . shart time, bat
70 a. proved 70 BE- b. Invaluable remedy 10 p1rify ne
blood snd strengthen TIE system every one vho uses IL
Il 10 sthsrs, Until h has become TIE s.and
ard remedy with every family in ne United States. We
uy to every reader, Try lit Is . dslightfui aromatie
See advertisements IN anouasr column. h-as-a~fvi,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
m AnTCRTIsERs.

e All sdssrsisemsuts o. waists Per sale ana Reut,
ing ave Inns. are Inserted In ne AFrEAL, under
proper hsaiing al 80 cents for me Insertion two tunes
ir IS cents. shrse times Tor 81. and oas rssk Cor $50,
payable iHvariahy lu sivancs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23

HARPER FoK NovENBER-The November
number Of Harpsr's popular monthly has been
laid upon our table by that enterprising book
firm, Young & Bros. Il is full OF interesting
matter. and we need not advise everybody to
Rad il. a. Il is already a universal favorite.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-23
One a. fhe Mnsf PreraIenf.

AND II TIE sane Time most tFouhiss0ns and painful
diseases hat attend ts human hesh, Is the Fever and
Agle. For a long time the medical world lave been
continually brinsing forth numerous spsciacs for it,
permanent cure. but ~ without erect. DR.. ,, H-tst-
ter. an experienced snd celebrated physirian, has sue
ossisd IN furnishing the public with a valuable prspa-
nuou FOR the cure Of Fever and Ague. The steady and
increasing dsmaud lately made FOR tie Hitsrs. and he
Universal suoce-s attending is uss. have msis for IL .
reputation unsurpassed By any spsciac o. the hnd.
For the cure o. Fever and ACNE. Dr.. Hostetter's Csie-
braied stomach Bittsrs must and should claim q sapsri-
oritT over any other prepsrslon eri,nt-
For sas By druggists sna dealers generally every
Fhsre. uOsTETTER a SMITH,
Aanufacursrs and ProFristors,
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SHOULD Be read hy everybody II trssts o. self
indicted diseases and the results o. early maIprsctics,
me eausss that Frequently lead to unhappy marriages.
heir relief and prevention. with c0pious lntfructions
a. @ The SIRE mefhoi o. d~isBslinE he niszivings hat
negusuuy take bold o. Hose asout 10 enter into the
marriage state. The work il beautifully illustrated
with eolored eususvinss aud Is fraught with whole
some sivics and erhortsnons.
saf By Dr.. BARROW. Eev York. Price q osuts.
Sent free Of postage everywhere.
soa aisoby Ioci2-1ml MANSFIELD hCO.
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HouoWnrss PiIIs.

F~LATULExT Or M coLIc-Esss medieinss
are especially Recommended Or relieving ne o~ppreaion
hsqusntiy sxperieneed snsr q hearty meEi-in fsel
ihsY are ne dinner pnie-theY assist nature In her d.
gssivs process. correct al said. aatuisnt Or biiioas ten
d ariea, and By equailEins the eirruistiss, prereut q
aoE o. biooi 70 me head. FoF Upward q any years
thsy lave been ne only remedies q milnouf o. people
Or d~yspepsia, biloasness. liver Complaints, and All dis
orders o. ne st1usch and boEsis.
sod BY an d~rugsist. At 2Se. 81, aud 81 per box.
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Nefiee.

y. IT. POTTER w. JAS. n WARREN.
IT ape ring from sIlavlt N q IN this case thar The
eef~ndsu j. u1l-reaidrut 90 tins State, Ills hereby
orser@d ma publ aian be made in ecme ueWrpapef IN
tar city % Mem1lis. ~au1srdlnE % Law. D~otIfylng said
Celrudaur o. aupaar before ne a. ny 49, 81 lpgrlof,
~. o. rhs SECOND ONDkE Is APRIL. 1881,
ana defend ne suit 81 re SAINT vii be proceeded VITA
er plrte.
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