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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-10
DIR. SPIEGEI,

INFORM the public in general that no Is prepared
1 20 tTeEt all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced IncUTabIe, and called chronic.
Ills treatment Of Cancers IS without any rival, be-
cause they viii BE- expelled from the system, with sl
their roots and dDers, -uly by cons utional treatment,
without caustIcs and without the knifs.
de also treats with success, according 10 the most i'm
proved scIence Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
n uTalsia, Ggut, Ophthalmia, FlstuIa in AnO, SCrOfulA,
Syphilis Dyspepsia Chronic DyssHtery, Torpid Liver,
Gravel, Fits, Zayew0rms Piles, DrOPsy, Diseases OF the
SKIN, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of the Eye
and EsT, sud give particular attention 70 sll Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above
diseases viii lie CC-eG, and can ma good board and ac-
c5mmolsti0us while under treatment al ths doctors in
Urinary.
The doctor calls attention Of patience At = distance,
thsi II they are not prepared to consult the doctor per-
ssaSgiy, b writing TO hin, with an exact account Of all
tbs symptoms OF the disease, medicine win be forwarded
by Adzms express.
RON N Lanow's Building, Union street, between
Nam and Seeaud, fourth door east or Main.
GuErmary Oh Culan street, east Of tho bayou, at Dr..
S~plegeIs private residence.
Dr c. SpleEel has, il his thirty years practice, eE-
pecisly on chronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
success lie Eas in his possession ever Ave thousand
plants herbs, baIbss etc, which he can rely upon 20
care disease which are Dy The most successful praCti
lgu8rs pronounced lrcUCajlc.
he also makes it his especial practice T. treat all pri-
v=te diseases With The utmost success, IN q short time.
40 p after % hgv long Standing, nor OF what nature.
All Or. EpIFgel asks from the afflicted is > fair trial,
then all the reference he will give Will be > speetycgre
10 hem.
Thousands OF tsstinynisls. from the most reliable
source rssy BE- seen at The dcctor's of5cs. Jy2-6m
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" Before I will buw TO Jeff. DAVIS admins
tration and the Southern ConfedeTacY, l will
see bin lick The hottest tlaZes Of heIi-fre.'
The above extract, which could only have
been conceived in The heart, and uttered by the
tongue Of EsnA incaTnate, We make from the
speech Of Rev. Dr. Coin Of this county, deliv-
cred in PikeVi!le, Tenn, only a day CT two an
terror to his departure from this State TO Ken
lucky. When he uttered tie above, wher-, We
ask, was that mreEness, foTbesrauce, and
those christian graces which adorned the char
ac-cE Of Him, whom the speaker professor 70
follow. Judas lscaTot BETRAYED bis Savior
and Lord for thirty pieces Of silver, bus it was
left for pagsoR alias nr. Com to prove traitor
TO his State, and a Tecreant both 10 bis Master
and hEs neishb0Ts.- Chattanooga diUcTfiSer.
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DEAE GEvEG1L: Yen will receive by Aif.
Jones, a tent. II was the wish Of those whose
gift this is, 10 have sent YOU a horse, and
the list vas opaned in cur Office for small
subscriptions FOR tha- purpose Whsl we
heard thst you had been presented with q
charger by some Of our ]citizeaa, it vas pro-
posed and agreed TO BY those interested, thai we
would send the tent. Wishing Fou many plea.
sauc thoughts under its folds, Cor beth friend
and foe, sign myself, with others,
Very respectfully, L. s.. HATCH.
Gen. O. T. B~eaurlgaTi, {. $. a.
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On he lob inst. q collision occurred be.
tween the steamers KEY City and LUzeTnc, CT
the Mississippi, in the vicinity Of La Crosse
+ The Luzerne had on beard he circus, trained
animals, etc Belonging TO Dan Rice. Ebi
I cage containing The ThiDoceTos. weighing OVcl
four Thousand pounds, was knocked into tht
river. The door Of the cage, was open and the
: animal fastened with a chain and ring IN
bis nose Some Of the men in The rm,
pIoy Of Mr.. Rice watched a day OF two ia
hopes the monster would make his appearance.
But supp0siDg bin 70 be drowned they left
/ Subsequently he Yves discovered froliCking in
the mississippi bat sank OF beirg approached.
At the last accounts he had taken TO 4 slough,
and the la Crosse Democrat, Of The 9th inst.
thus records one Of his land ranks:
Sunday afternoon, Charlie ETightsoE, +.
". Brown, and TO5ert Eggleston, while roast
ing green corn on the bank Of the slough, five
miles below here, were half scared 10 death
by hearing heavy tramp, and in d few mo-
ments the rhinOCerOs as be appeared here or
the occasion of his FIRST visit in July, minus
the blanket and chain in bis nose, rushed upon
them with a terrible below, catching Eggie-
ston on his sBOut and throwing him, ss he saws,
at least fifty feet over and back Of hin, break
ing an arm and two ribs in The fali. The mon
ster plunged INTO the river, and the other two
persons, badly scared but not hurt, procured a
buggy, took he seat out, filed the box with
grass and blankets. and brought Eggleston to
bis home IN this city, where he is now, under
Ire care Of Dr.. Cameron. Tie ribs were evil
IDENTIFY broken BY the sn0ut of the animal, as
the Gesh was badly torn.
The rhinoceros was seen the forenoon Of the
27th, swimming in the slough, and a large
party left the town to try and capture him.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

GILLIAN s. bREES will receive Confederate
> State Bonds 81 par for 81 debts due and for goods.
ST a EREEN.
ssl-lm E-,.al street. Memphis, Team.
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The HANDcUFFs.-A correspondent OF the
New York Herald. who writes from Coying-
ton, Kentucky, has made a wonderful Gisc0T-
eryI 1t appears that MessTs. James B. Clay,
John c. BreckiDrilge and J.. W. Stevenson,
have alluded in their speeches, in Kentucky,
to the large number Of handouts ca ptuTed from
the Hessiaus at Manassas; but the sagaCjous
writer above alluded to brands the whole story
as an Infamous lie, and says it has il 'from au-
tboTjly Just fror Richmond that az soon as he
news arrived there Of the retreat Of the Union
forces, the negro traders gathered together all
the handcsf rs il the jaiis, and sent them clear
Of TIE right wing anj round 20 the center in
front. and thus deceived even the rebel soldiers,
and had them brought to Richmond az tTo
phies." That writer ought surely TO be set
own as the first inventive genius OF the pres
ent age. He msy be able TO humbug he delu-
ded people Of the North with such a tale, bat
the people OF the South know the handcsfs
were taken from the invaders on the battle
feld.-RiclmoH3 Dispatch.
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n e w
DYETNG ESTABLISHMENT.

GESSAESs MATT Ab vB 81 HDN2
Z ATE Of the school Of the crest and celebrated Chem
IA IcsI DyeTS and ScCurers, Cook n Matthews, Of Sc.
louis, have been induced tS open sa establishment fc-
carrying - tins Shove business in si is branches.
Every DESCRIPTION OF ~gentlenen's Goats, Vests and Pants
are dyed, tlssused and restored 10 their original perfsc-
tioE. They certainly DO remove every SPOT ef grease.
paint, WAY suS tar, together with 81 other Uieuishss
and Impurities to which such garments are liable, and
warrant the sr0ts not 10 TGappeSr. Gait and examine
Their samples q Coat dressing. II they fail " please
yoa, no change Eiu be made, Their odce IL Oh yehsrs1r
ssrsst, between EEin aud Front Eo0.
gssi-ly MATTHEW'S 4 HUNT.
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F~Ass3gANN7s 8gs0N TIE.
.s0TECE
.MsGnpH5s agsd chart saOre q. e.,
Nf.Hnrrrg Trf-- 81 1864
80 - 80
NnEEEE.

nE end sfar SATURDAY, tnC I2th inst. the Even
- Ia- Express Passenger train Will De discontinued.
The through nal tram masking close connections AZ
Grand function, Cuviuth. Decatur, Stevenson and Chat
taHogsa, viii leave daily at $50 a. Il. and arrive at 1
P. n
The Grand Junction A~CCIum1iatOu train will ruT
daily, ~tSuIdsys e~E.apts7J arriving At 80 "a. n. aui
leaving AT $50 p. n. This Train viii every SATURDAY
evening run through % Isks Springs, and offers d lHe
OPP rtunIty for families and perssl- wI.hIus 10 visit
these Celebrated Springs. = ROSS.
WATT General G--a-srt-aF-nT-
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Oh 3f(tnq5js 5PPcal.

SBRTIsHED DAILY, TsT-wsEEJY wBsgLY
sY
no 3 J. DILL
Under %. style nd drm OF
E'EEA BEEL,
whom sl Letters On Business, or otherwise saouldbs
Directed.
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paid for y heat.
ORDERS FOR FLOUR SOLICITED.
II addition o. tbe above we Keep Bran, shorts Cbou
Feed, etc. constantly Ga hand.
iye-3uI EERTAE * TORT8E.
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EEgagD9'Se
ALIECiiyF WATER!

TIE have Just received a large supply OF the shzye
w celebrated Mineral water, fresh from the Syringe
Il has vsiusd z 11e reputation with those who have
visited the Springs o. used the Water At home, and We
take pleasure in recommending il 20 iHvaIids Is an al
~terativa and aut.-dysRep-ic Mineral Water, which is
uupqusled 10 its curative powers It IS also slightly
UurEativg IN mans casas- aud may therefore be used rs
substitute fer the Saratoga Water" and with the
above additional properties, II is more valuable in tue
majority Of cases. We WsG.d Invite tEIai Of lis viz
tues bv those Vn1 suffer from indigestion o. other de-
rarzcmeuts OF the digestive organs. II Is put mp in
quart and half gallon bottle, carefully packed in boxes
containing one dozen, which NAV BE- safely transported.
4 discount Is thc trade All orders promptly B1eE by
s. MANSFIELD : c
jyG4-2m wholesale Druggists. Memphis. Tenn.
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CVNgyTyTUS g8NTED

TETANTED, immediately. TO work in the Confederate
w &TEiory Shop. II this city. = number OF GUN
SMITHS None but competent wOrkmsn need apply.
and % all such liberal vsEea viii be r.Id, and O STEADY
situation afforded. Amply tp X. STEPHENS, Master
ArmorIst. OF VIM. K. HUNT,
lEgI-ff Captain CT Ordnance
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i Chance for active Service.
II II g T 3 8

HAVING been authorized BY Governor Harris 70
II raise a Battalion u Mounted Ranger or the war.
4 desire 90 enlist I've hundred rnie-bodied men, mount
al aud equipped with such arms as they can procure
(sLet guns and pistols prPferabl"l, suita5lC 20 the ser
wee. Those VINO cannot entirely equip themselves will
be furnished arms by the state. When mustered in,
. valuation gI She property IN hcrEes and arms will be
mad, and the amount credited 10 the volunteers.
Those wishing TO enlist SIRE requested 20 report ITEM
selves to me st the GnTOs0 House. where quarters viii
be assigned them until such tune 3, the Battalion ls
raised. A.. 3. FORREST,
jE25df Lieut. Col. p 4. Tenn.
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CONFEDERATE
Treasury Votes
IRON and after tEis date, we will receive
Confederate Treasury Notes.

in payment OF al bills made with Us. A d sCount Of
TEN PER CENT. will be made 10 all persons that arc
indebted To us by notes and accounts, that Will come
for ard aud pay IL full on their notes and sooouuts,
and the above Treasury Notes OF Bonds viii be received
il payment 81 por, II paid IN three months usra date.
QUINBT 8 ROBINSON,
Ksmphis, TRHn., August ,, 1851. sB4-sG
AyslRurAe COPY.
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MEXICAN REFUGEES II TEXAs.-Thc IN
disnols C0urir learns from & gentleman from
Corpus CETistI that ne Vs bad reached there 70
the effect that Gov. NidsuTTi had arrived in
Texas, having been forced to leave by the
Mexican government. The cause is that Vi
dauTTi IS supposed to favor the secession Of the
States east OF Sierra Madre, and their union
with tue Confederate States Of America.
Gen. C0monfort was sill at Roma, on The
Texas side, a. last accounts, waiting for the
Mexican government 70 grant hin permission
TO return 70 his native land.
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s Tent Prcsentcd 80 Gen, Beaure-
gard.

Previous 20 he battle of Manassas Plains,
some Of the friends Of Gen. BsauregaTd IN
Charleston, purchased and forwarded to him a
handsome tent. The following correspondence
in reference to the present "Ll be read with
interest
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til~sGGtlane0uS.


EaEP constantly OF hand superior FLOUR and CORN
II MEAL, u-ie exclusive 81 Of the best Grain 0faraf
in the market. The peculiar construction Of .hsss
Nils renders Jur brand gT
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DIREcT STEAM Co-IMUNICATIoE WITH EU.
ROPE The following advertisement appear
ia the Liverpool Mercury Of August -:
STEAM COMMUNICATION
LIEERPO0L AND CHARLESTO,

LIFENEOJL ND CHARLESTON.
On the Te-openiDg Of the pert Of Charleston,
the aforementioned first class Screw Steam
ships will be dispatched for that port, taking
freight ard passengers for ali the Southern and
Western cities
Bermuda. '.'''' ...'. ...... New ship.
Adelaide. .-.... ...,.. 2Oo0 tuus.
Victoria ...... --..., ..----lS7T tUns.
First class passage 20 Charleston, rs.
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An AND CoMFoET FOR THE ENENv.-The
Washington &a TsaYs

AN AND CoMFoFT FOR LhE1y.-Ihe
Washington Star says
We understand that quite a number cf de-
scr-eTs from the Federal army are daIly cross
ing the Chesapeake bay into Tie counties OF
Dorchester. Talbot and Queen Anne, Md.
and are making their way into DeiaRa are 20
ge5 on the Maryland and Daiawsre railroad,
thereby to enable them to get TO their homes.
These men are aided by the rebels at St. Ma
rye. Charles, Calvert, and Anne Arundel
counties, Nd, who give them money, clothes,
&c, besides putting them over The bay during
the night in small boats. They are usually
taken over in small parties Of from four to
twelve persons. IN addition 20 this there is 2
trade constantly carried on between the rebels
by carrying cOntrsbaDd goods over the bay and
Potomac river into Virginia, thereby giving
" aid and comfort to the enemy. A good
Union man, recently from Talbot coun y, re-
ports that fifty men landed there in one day.
SEcEssroxrsTs ~ CHlcAGo-AIl suspected
persons in Chicago arc required to take the
oath Of allegiance or leave the city. Tie Chi
csgo Tribune says:
"There are more Secessionists in Chicago
than people generally suspect. 1t is well as
certaiacd that a lodge Of the knights og the
Golden Circle was formed In this city last
spring, and still exists, holding stated secret
meetings.
"Tbe virtual suppression Of the New York
NeUs, a violently reasonable sheet, brought TO
light The fact that 800 copies per day were
sent 70 this city. About half Of the number
found subscribers in this city, and the remain
der in the towns and villages OF the surround
Ing country. Those who pstTonized this sheet
in preference 70 the other dsilisg Of New York,
did 20 because It's Secession sentiments reflect
Cd their own"
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I i lib III Ian D
FOR SALE.
235 Acres.

7 AZ authorized 70 sell m extremely VALU- 81
4 ABLE TRAIT or LAND, lying on The Mis- SsSSA
sissippi river, about two miles south Of Aem-SFS.
phis, On the Arkansas side. It contains -
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MOORE,s
SEQ.
SIXTY DOLLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES 4

THE introduction of this most beautiful and eminent.
IL ~ practical machine will bring joy and gladness to
the hearts of country throughout the land
pronounced by the best judges be the most SIM
pie, practical and durable machine before the
public and the most desirable for family use being re-
liable end ACCURATE on KINDS WORK, using any
size and kind of heard from No to 200 1t viii sew
with equal facility, the thckest and hinest goods used
in family We enumerate few gifts superior adgan-
tages.
lst It makes the strongest most elastic, and durable
stitch of any sewing machine yet made
I'd. Ii has the and RELIABLE FEED con-
structed, and does not break needles.
Sd tsews from two common spools, WITHOUT RE-wIND-
ING, and perfectly with silk cotton thread all
kinds Of goods.
4th. fuses no oil on TOP, thus preventing the DANA
ging Of goods
9Th. 1t runs with great case and very quietly
9Th 1t be understood and operated with VERY
TIE instruction.
9TH In beauty ofdesgn and perfect mechanism can
not be excelled.
8th, 1t combines durability, simplicity practicable
i:y Ia greater degree than any other machine eXtant.
9Th I'll is sold for the low price of $50.
We SHALT happy to show you machine at all times
al the well known DryGoods House Of our old friend A.
Marx, Texas Street Shreveport La AIthose who wish
to obtain good sewing machine hope and trust will
give Us call and for themselves before looking else
where w. J. SMITH, General Agent
March III For Northern Louisiana and Texas.
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

/ IN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiana-P oil
L Caddo No.824I-C.W BUHRLEys.J AMEs ". MARKHAM
By virtue of writ Of seizure and sale to directed by
the Hon District court Of the parish Of Caddo and State
aforesaid in the above entitled suit, VIII offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Court
house in the city of Shreveport parish of Caddo,
Saturday, the 9th day of April, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of II O'clock A. NJ, and clock r
NJ following described property seized as that of the
defendant James w Markham and to be sold to pay and
satisfy the above mentioned writ, to-wit
a negro woman named Rhoda Of black color, aged
about twenty-eght years.
Simon, a man yellow color aged about twenty eight
years.
Girl named Roanna of black complexion, aged about
thirteen years.
Also lot Of ground in block No. ten, (lo,) commenc-
ing one hundred and twenty feet from the cornerof Lake
and Mcneil Streets running parallel with Lake street
one hundred and fifty feet to alley thence along the
alley forty feet thence hundred and fifty feet Para-
lei With Lake street thence forty feet to the beginning,
situated in the city OF Shreveport parish and State aore-
said.
Asoa lot commencing one hundred and sixty feet from
the corner Of Lake aud Mcneil streets, in block No ten,
40 running parallel with Lake street one hundred and
ty feet thence forty feet along the alley thence
hundred and fifty feet Mcneil street thence to the place
Of beginning situated in the city Of Shreveport, parish
and State aforesaid
Terms Of saleCash without the benefit Of aPpraise-
ment. NATHAN HOSS, Sheriff.
Shreveport March 6, 1S6l-swfSl5 90
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April. A. D.ls6I,
SHERIFF,S SALE.

IN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiana-Par1 sh Of
L Caddo, No. 6o86-JoHx w. JONES VS.. DIANA HENE.
BY virtue IF writ Of feri acas to me directed by the
Honorable District Court of the parish of Caddo and
State aforesaid, in the above entitled suit will offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder at he
Courthouse in the city of Shreveport parish aforesaid
between the hours Of II O'clock and o'clock ~
the following described property, seized that of the
defendant Diana Hene and to be sold pay and satisfy
the writ above mentioned to-Wit:
Lot No. fifteen, (I5,) in block No FIVE (5,l together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon, situa-
ted in the city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid
Terms of sale.-Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. NATHAN HOSS, Sheriff.
Shreveport March g. ls6l-swf 50 90
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sHERrrr,s SAFE

y DISTRICT C0URT-State of Lousiana-Parish
4 Of Caddo, No. 5s2o-HENRT SHELDON Co. VS. J. II
REYNOLDS By virtue Of writ of eri facias issued on
twelc months bond and to me directed by the Hon
District Court 81 tie parish and State aforesaid in the
above entitled suit will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder at the Court house in the city of
Shreveport, on
zaSaturday, the 9th day of April, A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of II O'clock A. M and clock p H.
the following described property seized as that of the
defendant JannieW Reynolds and be sold to pay and
satisfy the above mentioned writ to-wit:
Lots Nos, six e. seven, r. sixteen and seventeen
90 in ten acre lot No sixteen, l6,) together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon situated in the
city Of Shreveport parish and State aforesaid.
Terms of sale-Cash, without the benefit Of apprase
ment. NATHAN HOSS Sheriff
Shreyenort March e 1RRl-swfsQ 81
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SVCCFSsFOS SAFE.

SUCCESSION OF JAMES , I5NIGE, UeCclseu.
GtTATE OF L0UISIANa-Purish Of Caddo--In Dis
- trict CourtNo. 500 BY virtue Of writ Of sale 70
directed by the Hon the District Court in and fer the
parish of Caddo State aforesaid will proceed to adj
vertise be sold public auction the highest bidder,
front Of the Market house in the city Of Shreveport
On Saturday ,the goth day of April A. ID. 1861,
between the hours Of II o'clock, A. and O'Clock
the following described tract Of land belonging to the
succession Of James ShenicE deceased, to-wt:
Five hundred acres of land more less known the
late residence Of James Shenck deceased above Ferry
lake and Black bayou, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon
Terms of sale:A credit Of twelve months, purchasers
to give their notes. with approved personal security
bearing eight per cent interest per annum from the day
of sale and special mortgage, waving benefit of ap-
praisement be retained the property sold to
cure the payment Of the purchase thereof
II. HUNSICKER auctioneer.