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fommon Law Cnurf-

Attachment U1n-rel-
49, deut-ssls 81
tls aau-e a. ihs July torn, r@. tbe isw side
4 % she rluual Law end LIEr1err Court o. the city
rf 9FUhl. it appeared tr Ts arrf Nat fhC defendant
va u1n-rs l6eut ef tie state lf Tennessee. = was
Ilercll-c criercf lt plE Eal1l D. mzle f1ur weeks
-reIT u ne Memphis Daily A1ae1I, requiring
defend E arpeIE az ur before ue e1rI Wrl1sv q
feulr next 1851, AMI gesl. answer or damur f1 Oc
--lt ll-maut tg default H1uE BE- eutere AGAINST
Dim -ffTerEs sso1I
W~AECUsT WRIGHT CIe-t.
81 Al WHEELER DFruv ClsrE.
Earn a NrTa-aHa. a-frrrrr. rnlrr-rfH HHl--su
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EHE MISSES YOUNG'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

Nc. g. COURT SIREEL MEMPHIS.
TrHE 1utirs ~ u1s institution win is reSuueI 90
-ulr as rhe a1hau-
Hefsr % ne following gentlemen, wau=e Lau-hters
f-rs aueu-ei the s-raol- John EirE Esg. T. {, Aver,
EH- rho- A. Eesl-. Es4- lame Eltsr. ESQ. Dr..
F-u-c- James BgTl. Esq 2 S M15ehes, E-gs Dr.
& Ehauks-
NJ v. " Touus VII take az-rs ot me writing
laaaea a~na Hn
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CONFERENCE COMMITTEE mEEr.

The conference committees Of the venoui
political clubs Of the city are requested &c
meet al Democratic headquarters On Monday
morning, ct ten O'Clock, to make arrangement
for The political joint discussion on Tuesday
night. A full attendance is desirable.
STREET RAmwAYs-Msmphis needs street
railways. Why psrley and delay 50 long
about a matter Of 50 important moment The
city can gain nothing by adopting a timid and
temporizing hesi'aney regarding the policy Of
their construction. Il has been ascertained
beyond the cayil Of a doubt that they have
uifhoui an ia5iridaal enosrfioa, rsdounded to
the interest and prosperity OF every city IN the
United States which has tried the experiment
OF chsrteTing them. They viii be a convent
enee 70 suburban citizens, they viii put money
into the pockets Of merchants and landlords,
they viii enlarge The already rapidly expand
ing boundaries Of our city, and put : hand
some rersnus yearly info their treasury. The
city Of Cincinnati resps annual profit approx
mating seine 81 1000 from those already con-
slructsd within Der limits, and Philadelphia
an amount probably four times as large. Their
~sdvsntsgss are everywhere 90 palPabls thatths
great transatlantic metropolis Of London is
about to insugurste them. By al msaas let
ne have street railways.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON,
ST., WEAR MAIN. OVER TIE TUNNEL
REGULAR MEETINGS

AAH"A" "aHH a"AAN AAe'
REGULAR MEETINGS.
EKHAS DoUGLAs ~CLUH-Evsryl Monday night q
s o'eio2 John putuiussr, president Pred werner
sclrctary.
DENoCEArIC ASSOCIATIONS or SHELBY CouETv
Evsry Tuesiuv uirht a. sJeod. v. Il. Carroll, presi
dent; p. C Lsmsyne. secretary.
LITTLE GIAsT ~CLuH-Everv Friday night 81
se'o-s. Lukr ". Finay, president; JohHise Mitchell.
secretary.
SOUTH EEMFHIs DOUGLAS CLUB-R. ". Creish.
ton. presidents J. H Rasb, r~soor1iuE secretary gohr
y. s1znlan, osrrespenting secretary. Nes'inE ever
"Wednesday uirht at Capt Heay's, On Caussy street
three doors south d Bsal street.
DOUGLAS CLuH-W. p. Lewis, pres
dent :. r. Obsriy, secretary. Meeting every nurs-
day uirht 81 Deuorauc headquarters
BLUFF CITY DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON CLUB
Meets every Tuesday Might. at oaruer Eaiu aud Aafkei
streets. s MI Ighe, president :. ). Real secretary.
All Democrats are invited :s attsns these meetinEs.
PubIr documents, papers. etc., viii soon Be on hsni 81
The headquarters for distrIbuion. Apply 10 It. C.
Young, = o u- 3 C. Lca0yue-
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD

PASSENGER rraiu leave Ferry LANDING daily Sun
DAYS erreuef1 ats-1f A. ~. Arlaos a. P. n Con-
uecis 40 Madison with Arkausls Stage Company nd
Overland Nail Cazdhrs 90 Little Rock, FJf smith. San
Frarrla-e. Csu rua. Rot SpriEes W1shiuEton. ArEan-
sac. CIartsvIHr. rerss. and al principal point 90
Arksusas and raVas. Tctets for Esle By IL Knnwl-
f1U solo z-euf 1or this line. Euiu1 Etctet one eAT-
u0 Hrcer Eesf ug Room.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Dividend.

rTfHE sudshader> In ms company are herehg n1iaet
i na-flrideud q fuu pr csut, or e. per share.
Uz-lhe iu cash, was declared hy Tie Eaarl af Lirec-rrs.
"a the 2-h Au-lef. 1850.
ne st1rc LiTile1l viii be pad on and after he sus
September. tsso. u211 rreseutsti1l of tp stock oe-tfd-
rete1 a. te treasure E sGcs.
GE0. ROBERTSON. s--stlry,
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A GOOD HOUSE. Containing seven r1ans- win els
Il tern. outh1uses, and every convenience Cor a FAM
Ey. fn GENITAL l1-slll AID pleasant usiFhh1rL11i can
be- 1-rAazed OF GOD terms Apply %
FRANC. n. PAUL.
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Coon QUAETEHs-We lake pleasure in re-
commencing 10 the lovers Of TIE good things
OF Hfe,'' the establishment on Adams street,
known as 4" The PEARL presided over By The
fun-loving and nirth-proyoking Frank z.
Gibbs. The saloon and p~srlors are fitted up
In the smost comfortable ard fastidious style,
exhibiting a desire on the part Of the gentle
manly proprietor to contribute TO the ease and
comfort as well as the palate Of the dry and
hungry public. re you want something 10 eat
or drink, prepared in the best style Of the ar,
YOU cannot DO better than can at "lhs Psarl.r
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Fnfal mattrrs.
sunday IoTains. ssPSsmSsr .,
ENOTTCE.R

Te -sPpsal CouHiins Room has besa TeaOpsd
20 No. 3 Horard's R0p, ~ stairs, trher 81 per
sons hsrius busne's 'riih he ofo, or, heeefo
-~sgue,isi 70 coll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-09

C-oEFLUMESTARY TRIBUTE.-The following
extract is from the New York Herald, and lie
but a fitting tribute Of respect to departed
worth. Says that journal: The Memphis
papers announce the death Of Mrs. Augusta
Walker, consort Of J. Knox Walker, Esq,
former private secretary Of President Polk.
The charms Of person and manners, and good
ness Of heart, won for this excellent lady the
warm esteem Of 3 large number Of friends in
Washington, BY all Of whom Der early death
will be sincerely mourned."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-09

Dissolution OF Co-PAETSERsHrF.-It viii
be noticed, BY reference TO our advertising col
umns, that the partnership heretofore existing
between Drs. Early and Taylor, has been dis
solved BY mutual consent. DR.. Early can be
found in bis Ohes, four doors from Main street,
on the south side Of court square, between the
hours Of eight and nins A.. N and SIX and sew
en- O'Clock p. NJ.
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HltsuIlantOas.
BOTANIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF MEMPHIS.
Ffftssath tuauaf AsnsmesRsut,
FACULTY Arn orrIcEns.

r. hoaaog, y. D., Profrssor % General 80
sP cUFLEs y D Prof Chemistry. ToEieaiev
al hciiesi Jlrsrruieucr.
sa-s 1f W0msu snf Chfdreu-
Ex. Wit n. n, Prof. Faysie,azy ,.f Psihai-
Z c GATLA n. D.. Pr. IusH,uss sni Fraeie q
VS. uoRsos. \. D.. Prot Nsisra cdr. ,oa
4 Q v EoRROR \. D Prof Surgery 80 D,maa-
Z Nstr ~ Anaiamr
9 G. esrUz. OR s.c. snf Aasaf.
~ D. HOEEoT. Dean o. us Fteufy.
~ p. CuILEn Treasre
l. GABBERT, Secretary
Fees fof ares % lectures, sI0l. psysb.s i~ngarisaiy
IN sfrEncs. ln sh, o. a. etet e~srtisaaies q ne iont
Grstuafion Or Di'Ha Pee ssi payable la7aHsbJ 10
esh.
q octoher. and roaus ~ - opened nr dissection d;
the ZANE tine.
aut seuiay, ne 6th faJ ~ No -u1er, asd VII un-
tine sixteen weeks
M pfsssHt aTf-lnrsnsut Of me n-ug t. b. Ter ne
! rn1t eourists 1nd elective ls rrepsfh = oar s~siIfsc-
/ tory e11euerca ne session rasD ihaf Is s9er ben
or=an.1ed IN - ociirr. Sven lepartmee 3 fep-e-
zsntfd BY an ale rr1f-sar VIA fhe rrsalA care sni
asliuifr, amf ths i-u.is of uafrratanf nef-l ~irrre
are luVcateatcd aad cearIT rluritated b irmarrr1-
lons 1nd ngltal tcir1lana Ehach VIII lr ne url--
plss q pure reiqrn In me mi1d - every c1nfif anf hr-
I teniEarr Observer
r. nose Who design p-raclrin- meil-lns uths MItus.
I H'AAHNA NAaaTHa n" "aNa sly NHaA oar AE=
sutufill qreselts great efranfa-es for 8olririur a prsr-
teal Er1Hlrtsro ~ The flseases peculiar b mls cluate
oFer Glse % Che N1rth ana Essf, a1d BE- D. a dafy to
stlisaf oTe5 % himself aai ha section b. pafunirs
hone Ilsitululs.
Rsgui.itss hr sraiusiian me sane a. tAoss required
by al other respectable mrlcri colleges.
Gof board can be- Obtained a. from a.. 81 b a. 81 per
week.
Pr further iuformati1n atfress either Pr1fs GaTIs.
Gabbsrt. g. ". ho-rgE, Or Hewitt, as Menrhis. % ".
B. AorroT, n D., lean o. Faeulyi a. Mddisburss Tea
uessec.
b fpecial arransrusuf win TIE boarf 1f trustees
81 ne AeuFhla hospital. ne sfuiruG OF MS college
are allowed ne same privileges iu that l-nst-rfian o.
AUe ~ The Alupafhic cllerF, and no e uh1 desire tf
vi visit the hospital once or twice a w-ek win one o.
me professors
Prof Wm. hewitt ls nov iu View York -slrrIuE ad-
fitiuusl material for TIE Illustrative o. srImsnts o. the
c1asge. ard ne facilities Tor EequlriuE medical fnoal-
ftFe wIu be uurh mfater nan heretrlcre.
Al are atrlaei O. cuur Ia - ne I4h o. October.
htrlrut On netr arrival VII please cu lmmedlateig
a. ne omcsH Drs. BsTis EWooiard. 115 Maia strsei,
Or br1 Gabhert = a1rror. Union street, naTth side.
aeu1nd DOR EAST q Kan.
" MORROW. N. D
mmNH=MNITmmmLm Dean - ~ wma-HHm
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The WRoEG PAssEEGEA'-it appears
that there are, unfortunately, some half dozen
sons Of Erin in our city going under the very
classic name Of "Pst McCormic." A war
rant was issued for one Pat, on yesterday, and
another was made a victim to its memorable
execution. He no doubt thinks that the sbsks-
psusn msKim-"thsre's nothing in q nams"-
more poetic than practical
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Business Aotins.
N0TICR

Ser advertisement o. Ward 4 MeClel-
isrs ubdesafs sns rstau Druggist IT'S ana ~ hsfu
-rss opposite Tusham bsuss -
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A PLANTATION.

Adjoining The above. situated on Deer creek, Known as
EELSO PLACE, containing $50 acres. % which s7
acres are In q high state o. Cultivation wuh ueW steam
sin, oora mill. ETC vita suitable quarters for one hun
dred and thirty-h Te slaves, and a residence for the over
seer. Also, one hundred aud thirty-dve anclimated
slaves 70 Be- sold with The place.
These places are provided with cement cisterus st suit
sble distances, and with all the improvements necessary
10 the successful cultiv ton o. q large plantation.
TERNs-One-third eash, ant the remsinder In four
o4ual i~ustallmeut, payable Ia enc, two, three and fur
years, with : per cent. interest from date % sale. pay
meuts to be secured % The satisfaction Of ne vender.
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FOR S Il.
Ia PLANTATInN.

CITUATED on Deer creek, 10 I~sssquesa county, "a
- Mississippi known a. OMKGA PLAHTA- 80
TiON, the property q James d. Hil, SEQ ThtsN~
property oonsisfs % 3i7 sores, Of uhich 71 areA
IN a high state q cultivation aud improvement having
steam glus saw mill and corn mill, complete, with suita-
bic quarters fer one hundred aud twenty-five sl1ves. and
a residence for the overseer. This piaos will Be sold,
win one hundred and twenty-five acclimated slsves Of
different ages, including valuable mecaanics.
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sIgsaslq@ lass osss7 s0a.9sa

NEwsPAPER PURIoISEEs.-As p~ilfering pa.
psrs from the doors of our city subscribers hsl
become such a crying subject Of complaint
we clip the following from an exchange, which
we commend TO the psrusal Of all such as are
indulgent in that sort Of sport "some people
think IFS no sin to steal bis neighbor's paper.
II it ISN'T a violation Of divine law, it certain
Is is Of human law. In Philadelphia, Thomas
W. Hogan was charged with the larceny OF a
copy OF a daily newspaper. The accused would
follow the carrier, and take the papers left at
stores ID the neighborbood Of Fourth AMI Mar
kst streets. The explanation made by Hogan
to The Jury was that having occasion to 20 to
Nonistown That morning be took one paper,
in order 70 ascertain the hour for starting.
The officer, however, produced some bali dozen
papers, which be found upon the person Of
the accused. The jury rendered a verdict Of
guilty, and a sentence Of three months to the
county prison was imposed"
MoHE LIGHT on A sUHJEoT OF INTEREST,"
We learn that DR.. F. E. Piqustte, who ran of
from Opelousas, La, last week, and was srres-
ted on the steamer MslHoifc in this city, under
the charge Of a breach Of trust, upon bis re-
turn home was honorable acquitted from
the imputstion preferred. He has returned to
Memphis, as we hear, and was yesterday in
the city. As it turns out, he is a member OF
the Masonic fraternity in high standing, and
left Opslousas owing merely 10 the threat made
there by some persons against bis life. It is
due to him that the city press generally should
make the correction.
DRUK-Anthony Lyna lie not at all foni Of
corn-but when il is made into good snake
killing tsngle-foot whisky be does sometimes
manage 70 ivory . a little Of it down. On
yesterday be tried little, which seemed 70
have the very singular sfse. OF making bis
head swim He didn't understand the "where-
fore - Of the matter, and became very bolster
Gus upon the streets. Some Of bis friends
observing bis predi;smeHt and took him to the
lookup, where, it is said, he has again become
sober, aud, like Oliver Twist, is crying for
% more.'
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WAroH Our FoR THEM.-A few days sit

WAroH Our FOR THEM.-A few days since
q German living in TIE vicinity Of Pamela
Miss, induced a negro man belonging to DR..
Crump, living near that place, to run away
with him. Since their disappearance they have
not been heard Of, but are supposed to have
come in the direction Of Ibis city. Let the po-
lice be on he gui Birs. The white man is about
Ave feet eight or nine inches high, spare made
and with dark hair and eyes. The negro nan
can easily be recognized from bis enormous
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-09
ISASAFEA AND RADICAL CURE FOR
10 II pAAH NV NAH No"
FEVER AND AGUE,
Chill Fever, Intermittent or Bilious
Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague,
ind all forms Of Disease haging a MalarioH'
Origin.

A FEW DOSES IN cure any ordinary cas-, and
~ Do5E inVariahy stops he calls. II contains
nothiug in the least dssrse hurtful o ne system unaer
any cifcumsiaaces. mi never urotuces TIE unpleasant
Effects that aitead the use o. Quinine and cher asents
IN general Eae. II cures every fora o. ne as-asl. tna
Is ne ORIGINAL and ONLY ASTiDOfs EOk hAhAhiA-
Ask for D.. Shailerberrer's Fever and Agne Anuactei
and BE- sure you set PILLS.
Msssrs. Hsviland. Stevenson = Co., vho are among
ne largest wholesale drug dealers Ia ne s'1th, write
Is follows.
C4AREEsroN, s. @, January q 1850.
Grxrx- We tlke pleasure In stating hat o. yezter-
nav omr NJ Stevenson md otheu were ear-Uitnesses %
4 mosf srianishirg recital and hlzh encomlum Ia regard
IA vour Pfuz. Heurv Goethe, ESQ., q ~prcminenr citizen
md rIsutar Of Beaufort district canec upoA rs add in
oriraf IL We kept shallenherEeris Pills Uron- ar ask
frr II he knew anything q them he replied snbsfan-
Tally As foliaEs. sir, I regsrd thHrn a gpecidc for
Chtnsnn f Fever. rhey we're used with signal success
an ne Charleston and savannah railroad last summer
ana a1-rnr. In TOE most sickly rsEion and under tha
most trrfur circumstances. I can testify that, ont Of one
rane Of about tEo hundred neEro operatives. any we're
sfrtcksn avn win Fever and Ague, and every oue re-
uvpred b. ne timely res Of S1allsnberrsr's Piuss anf
vou nav tell them for ne. n you chose. that they nas-
sas he GRRAIES MEDICINE Is IHB WORLDp'
~ Sod BY DRUGGISTS sveryWhe7e. wholesale agents
sr Henrhis. s. MANSFIELD a 90.
GRO ". n 3 co,
.. p F~AnNSWORTH a CO.
WARD a A~cCLELLAND,
tde Propriefors,
A. r HHALLENHEHGER a CO.,
auIe-dsv1mis Eochest-r Pa
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AID hundreds Of others in Memphis and vicinity.
I- Remember hat this medicine is prepared only
By us; 81 ether Diarrhsa Cordials are worthless imlia-
tions.
" A cure Euaranteed IN an cases.
CAUTIoS.-We earnestly canton the public against
several spurious limitations Of this inoompsrable rem
edy. g5tt0u I'D under The head Of ''ooriialss" the object
o. which is % deceive, and thereby take advantages o.
ne msritsd reputst ono o. the MISSISSIPPI DARRHEA
CORDIAL- Beware o. such worthless Trash. Ask for
ne genuine article. prepared only By Us, and y0u cannot
possibly Be disappointed.
s. MANSFIELD 4 CO.,
Wholesale nruEEfsts,
Nos. Isl and - Main street,
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An RIsHT" AGAIE-Ths women an,
chilaren who used to ~patronizs Roses confec
tionary, On Bsal street, which was destrOye,
BY the extensive c~onfsgration in that section
Of the city several months since, viii rejoice
to learn that il will be call right1 again OF
tomorrow or next day, having risen from III
ashes.
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mo Imnroyed LofS rer saia.

= ralt4 rreu, vel ~ sod Eatef. clicrn. etr. an
new, ~ eosiey's avenue. Ai-o 2 aeres vita Z tou1ei
kitchen anc necessary h~uiidlugs, on MsrlJ's aFenaes
Uhich cz1 be hsl % reasonable terms Arriy a. J. l.
Yerrer, o. TIE undersigned. on the premiles.
au19-sW NEWTON MARLEr-
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Overland MAIL

The Overland Nail leaves every "WEDNESDAY AMI Sat.
u-lav a. s a. NJ. ~ the Little Ro1t Railroad, per steam
ferrrl1ar. fsf oT IeCareQl street.
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MRS. ASHES SCHOOL
n
ST. MARYS

Corner Of Trezevsnt and Chester Streets.
TIE contractor has failed CNcDonsld a Bro.1 10 con
L plefe the College edih,e, but s wing has been added
10 the hnildinEs Of Mrs.. Ashes School, which she viii
~ocntinus, wita the new furnitEre and appliances, until
IL can be merged into the college next winter.
FACULTY.
Mr.. n. s. AsHE Superior and Teacher Of Nsths-
matics, history. etc
Mrs. R 3. COTTON, Teacher Of Music.
Kiss EkNA ROSR. Teacher % Natural Philosophy
and other English branches.
Monsieur EMILE GOssET, Teacher Of Ancient and
Modern Lzurusces.
Session oommeboss MONDAY, iITH DAT o SIP
TEMBER, 1850. ss5-st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-09

Adjoining ihe shove plantations, siiusted On Deer creek
In he same county, viii Be sold IN tracts vHryiug ron
one 20 two thousand acres, 70 suit purchasers.
TRANSPORTATION cash. aud TIE remainder In four
equal iustallmFrts, payaa'e iu o1e, two, three and fsur
years. with s per cent. interest from date q sale.
For further participate apply 70 J n liza.
No. i Conmeui-lP Place New Or eans.
biographical map q TIE piantations ard t-acts o.
land offered for 1ale can be seen a the once.
..I-L.wsmr
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Plantation In CO2homa Co., Mss, for
Sale on ESSV Terms,

- OA 801- ANAAAHa
w Z cfer for sale some 100 or $50 acres Of he best
" Farming Land in Tie State q Mississippi, a. less
price md On easier terms q payment fhan any place
that has been sold this season. There L. q E1cd new
frame house, negro cabins and gin house On the prem
iseS. some 30 aares in cultivatiou, ard zoo acres
deefeEet. The rr0uinE crop, which viii make 100
bales cotfon, and 5000 bushels corn, viii te sold below
ne v~alnation. also some st0ct-mules. cattle hors, etc.
The land j. high ana entirely protested from orertoSi
and IN fact l. a very choice farm. and such an opIertn-
nity a. seItam odtrs e . purchAser- Apply Son
Terms Is cash. baiGnte l. 2, . 4 ani s years e {
pr cent. Interest. APFly soouto
YOUNG \ WELD,
m eI3 Main street, ~ stairs
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AHy SIOREs \ OFFICES. sfustcd "a ne Dofih
w side 81 Court square, and adloiuilE tne Adam
Exares camDany, being r7E nearly completed. ] an
ready % enter int ooutrscis fr te reulns q heH or
aue year or more - responaltlf parties. eu11fai1n
rivcu by o. before tae ffteentl % his u1nih-
MIN j. HARanLLL
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FoE THE LADIEs.-The gentler sex Of Mem.
phis viii be interested to learn that, from pres
ent indications among the uPpertendom Of
other cities, dresses will very soon again Be
universally trimmed with hounees. These
however, are TO reach only half way up th'
skirt, and will be or1amented with inches Of
narrow ribbon, or a small " volan " Of silk Gu
ont and laid at the edge Of each founcs. Our
city bellies are never far behind in the race fol
fashion.
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There Is Nothing Like &c.

- 8oH LINZ ~
How much pain and sufering-nsy- even life itself-
may Be saved D. having . supply o. DALLEY's KAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 90 hani, In case . sudden
accidents. In cuts, wounds. burns, saAs, sprains and
bruIses-oasualtss 20 which children are constantly sub
iect-tbe sciion % ne Pain Extractor is ever ne sane.
Families shuud never Be withou. IT, Pail d~irectious
accompany each box. ne genuine d always signed.
Henry DALEY, manufactured, upol q steel engraved label.
For sale On New Orleans, wholesale and retail. b
J. WRIGHT 4 Co.
% and fi Chsrires street
Sole azelis Cor he Sluthem States. and % whom Al
orders should BE- siiresscd. y2s-1awIm
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