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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19

Prosperity is no Just scale adversely
Il only true balance 70 weigh friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19

~ Notwithstanding the Difference man
pays intellect, be is governed more by his
heart than his head. His reason NAV pro-
nounee with a certainty that seems to imply
an imposslbiiity of mistake: but, after all, his
heart will run away with tae action.
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in front Of my ofice in the city Of Memphis, proceed 70
sell 10 the highest bidder al the right. title. claim and
interest % the defendant Moore, Ia and to tia following
described lot sad parcel Of ground, and dwelling and Iu-
provements thereon, tO-wit- A cerlain lot situate On
The east side Of St. Martin street, in ths city Of Mem
phis, shelby county, Tennessee, being The lot On the
south side OF and adjoining q lot formerly owned BY Dan.
Hughes, and being the same lot conveyed 10 the said
defendant Moore, jointly with defendants II. ". and z.
@. BrOOkshire, By r. NJ Kirby, BY deed dated June Sth,
1888, beginning on the east side o. st. Martin street az
the southwest corner Of said Hugbes' lot, running
thence s0uth on and with 81. Martin street. thirty rect
to . stake thence east one hundred and sixty-uiue feet
TO a stake thence north thirty feet to stake; thence
west one huusrcd and s~lXty-nlne feet 10 TIE begiEulnEr
IL being the same lot cnce conveyed By B. Graham 20
Townsend and eiHiamson. The interest OF said Moore
therein being one undivided third part, and is 10 be sod
subject 10 the lien AID incumbrance o. the unpaid pur-
chase money thereon, being the zane more OF less.
TERES OF sALE-The above deEcribef Interest vii
be ssld on . credit Of seven months purchaser 10 execu-s
note with approved security for The purchase money!
lien to be retained or title Withheld until payment o.
purchase money. Sale st II o'clock, A. n.
JOHN G. LANIER.
sep3 Gawtds Clerk and Master
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WHAT A GLASS OF WATER WILL HOLD
A liquid does rot increase in volume when it
is used as a solvent for solids; as a proof Of
this, ~satHrate a certain quantity Of water, at
a moderate heat, with three ounces Of sugar,
and when it viii DO longer receive, there
is room in it for two ounces Of salt of tartar,
and after that for an ounce and a drachm Of
tartar, End drachm Of green v%itriol, nearly
six drachms Of inter, the same quantity Of sal
ammoniac, or smelling salts, and two draChms
and a scruple eff alum, and g drachm and a
half Of boTaX; when all of them are dissolved
in the water, it Will not have increased in
volume.
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@ctg Orleans, yssSse 4, 80.
Land Department.

TIHE New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western
i R.ilCoad Company, by aLd in virtue OF an act OF the
act OF or state LeslsiatuTe, q The 18th March, 1887,
have become the owners OF no Zoo acres Of land, free
from all membranes or MORTGAGES.
These lands are iucluded within a strip Of 30 miles IN
width, or 10 miles on each side or the rAiiwa line, ex-
tending from Algiers. opposite New Orleans, to the Sa-
bine river, OF The eastern boundary or Texas, a distance
Of 255 miles. In tue contemplated continuation Of this
rOsd into Texas, it viii traverse tie most fertile grain
region OF that State.
The lands lying opposite the first i25 miles OF the
compsBy's road, are in the rich and heavily timbered
alug1al valley Of the Mississippi river, on Bayou La
fuurche, Grand Lake and elsewhere. Between the
l25th and lSJth miles, we have a very large amount Of
fertile ard valuable lands in the Attakapas prair1es, q
region rowhere ezcelled for beauty, heaithfulaess, AID
fertility OF soil.
Between the fsOth mile and the Sabine river. the
road trsverses the moderately billy and heavily timber
ed pine woodlands, varied occasionally By the rich val
lies OF the streams. GoOd water, game, clear water
brooks aboCndlng IN nshi are common 70 this entire To-
ealtty- The pine woods, in Gusntity and quality, are
unsurpassed, aud it is believed tue lands win raise
cotton pTCHtaC'y.
Maps aud pats can be seen ana examined, ali lnfor-
mation as ~ the character and price Of land obtained,
applications made, and terms Of sale finally agreed up
On, AZ the Cf1ce OF the compdny's Land Agent, at Bra
shear City, Parish o. 81 Mary. La.
Acts Of sale to b. passed IN New Orleans, at the ez-
peuse OF the purchaser.
IN the absence OF the purchaser, a written power OF
attorney, authoriEi1s the agent to sign the act, ana the
notes given in payment and to grant 3 mortage 70 Sc
cure the notes., viii ee required.
The trims OF sale are One-thJrd cash, remainder in
notes at one AID two years, PAYABLE az a hank in New
Orleans, with eIgAt per cent per RHuum Interest after
maturity, With mortgage Until Anal payment, and In de-
fault the purchaser to pay five per cent. for attorneys
fees.
the company's lands are nov being examined. As
fast as reports are made the price per acre viii be tx
ed On each TRACK spilled Tor, and the applicant duly no.
tihed Of the same, and he wiz be required TO accept the
land, at the price designated within a reasonable time,
ST in default, the land Will be offered for sale 70 others.
This company reserves 20 itself The right Of changing
the prices and terms from time to time.
The company desire Is encourage actual settlers. and
win grant priority OF application 10 persons who are
now IN aCtual occupation nd cultivation Of land but
only 4 reasonable time viii Be granted them t. spply
for and purchase, after which il will be sol4 to any
other applicant.
WILLIAM G HEWES, Presid't.
G.. ". r BAYLET, Land Agent.
aug2E-Tuu
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WATER PIPES,
FIRE BRICKS, Etc.
7 / Alb Lib LAND
FOR SALE.
Gas Acres.

An authorized 10 sail an extremely VALC- s
ABL TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Mis- 49,
sisippi river, about two miles south Of Aem-SSA
phlF, On the Arkansas side. It contains -
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e. Marriage" said an unfortunate bus
band, "is the c~aurchysrd OF love" And
you men, replied the not less happy wife,
are tue grsve-diggers.o
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Thurtday, Oct0beF Sd, 1851,
in ,root Of nv once IN the ely OF Memphis, proceed 10
eli 70 the highest bidder. the uadivd I'D oRe-third in
terest OF James n. Coleman ead wife, Susan Coleman,
in and to
living and being IN Shelby county, Tennessee, to-sif
one hundred and seventy-hve acre tract in Range 3.
section 4, 1ith Surveyors district, on the Mississippi
river. being the same that Was sold 70 the he'll s OF 4
Bayliss By ] N. Hunt and Mary Hunt in the wear fssy.
recorded In the Registers Office Of Shelby county, ia
Book F, pages n and IS
ALsO-Twe hundred acre tract in Section 8 and Range
s. on Lesss Hschis riEer, known as the White Oar
Bluff.
ALS0-Tvo hundred and dfty scre tract on tbs south
same upon which ". Il. Saeed and wife reside uooB.
TERAS OF 6ALE-Tke 0Ee-third interest n ia
tracts OF land shove described viii be sold upon 4 credit
Of SIX months, purchaser 70 execute Bote with spprevps
security ior the purchase money. Sale at II O'Clock.
NJ. John c. IASTKR,
seP3-dsWtds CLERK and Raster.
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G 10 my time, miss, the men locked at
the women's faces, instead Of their ankles"
said certain aunt to g modern niece.
"Ah! but my dear aunt, you see the world
has improved, and is more civilized than it
used to be. 1t looks more to the understand
ing"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19

fY That is a beautiful thought where some
one SAYS: Habit in a child is first like a spi-
der's web il neglected, it becomes a thread OF
Irvine, next a cord OF rope, faaliy a cable
then who can break it
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CHANCERY SALE
e a ESTATE
ON ST. MARTIN STREET.
1huTsday, October 3D. 1861,

PURSUANT 10 q decree ofths Chancsry Court ct Mem
L phis, rendered November Term, 1850, IN the case OF
7. c. 5. Ferguson, John o. Taylor and ofhers vs.s. A.
Moore and wife, Ann eliza Aosre and otGsrss VIII On
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GBe MhnPBis appeal.
DAILY RATES OF ADYERTlsING

Fer one square Item lines or les8, one ln6drt0n,. $I.U
For each additional insertion Of sane..........-. DC
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-22
FLARTRRIIG TESTIMONIALS

which he has rsssivod from Gentlemen Of the HIGH
Est REsPECrABrLITY in tails city and elsewhere.
They in his possession and for The inspection
Of ALL but tie Rsssr.a.s. below are Of nature that
will abuud.ntly satisfy all who poruss them.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
MEMPHIS, TENNEssEE.
JAhIEa = AEoNLI ..s''ss.'''F.tsI n FHOFiHAs
AHEONETT & PROVINE

JTAVE associated themselves for he purpose Of doing
Real Estate Agency business in the city Of Mem
sAis They will act agsRts in the renting sale and
purchase OF Real Estate in this city well for the
and purchase Of lands in the States Of Tennessee
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, etc.
OrEIcE-No. $50 Hatn street. Memphis, Tenn, IN
the oGioe heretofore occupied by J. n frovine. one
the partners has extensive exper'ence In this
business, having been enssged in the sane more thaH
Ten years.
The asv have on hand, for sale. arse amosnt Of
properly n Memphis and its vicinity which public
EtteI.tiOr Is invited. mrs-ly
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PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Daily tu advsaoel per Ennum-...... $40 90
lri-WeeEly - s...-.-- ...s-....... DO
Weekly .s.....s.... ....s... 2.6o
- All Daily subscriptions win be considered Que and
n.raHIa haIi-vaarlr In aIrnrcn-
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Tenants Tenants.

VITs can supply responsible tenants for I've OF six
w Eood housss at rsuis ranging from 500 to 5000
ALSO,
good Blacksmith and sood Carpenter, 70 hire for
the present year. Bufh young and likely negroes
YOUNG 4 WILD
lars isf KAN street. ap stairs.
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bRs. J.B. MlRTIN &G.W. CTRRY

LTAYE ass0-iEed thsmaslvel n the practice Of zedi-
II cine and vii give their entirs attention 10 the
practice u thsis pr1fs-slla
OuiSs over Cherry s. No1y's bank. eoTner q Nadisou
street and front row rrrIn ina
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mIsoELLAnEoUs IrEms.


Mr. and Mrs. Florence are playing an en-
ragement in Boston.
Mrs. Lincoln retains the White House DO
mestics OF the late incumbent for the present.
The sugar crop Of I.ouisian for 1850 is val
usd at about 81, 100000.
The French distilleTs are making brandy out
Of coal.
The excavations At Pompea have been re-
commenced With some success.
Steam tugs are now used on tbe Grand Turk
canal In England.
The Cleveland Plaindsolsr states, on the au-
thoritF of Conklin, test medium, that Lincoln
is believer in Hspirltuslism.7
The Congress Just expired passed one hun
dred and fifteen bills OF public and private
character, and eight joint resolutions.
Two partlss--one Of fifty and one Of twenty
lei Baltimore few days since, to join the
army Of South Carolina, The Ssa speaks OF
them as isreckless characters"
The Chinese coolies in Cuba are szid to Be
Nitle Be ter than slaves, aHd that they are
made 20 almost to ell intenta and purposes oy
tie laws Of ths Spanish government.
Congress has passed new law concerning
,sf.ots It extends the time during whiet
nsteps shall remain 10 force, from the fourteen
pssrs under the 90 law, 10 seventeen years
Ana h Yrohlbitss extensions.
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LETrER FROHI Ez-GOv. JOHN L.
HELM.

he following excellent letter, says The Lou
isTille Coarisrs from distinguished Ksntuck-
ian, whose name is known to every voter in
tie State, was written u reply 10 an invita-
tioa to address the southern rights meeting in
fhiE city. On Fridar ersninr last:
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New Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
of the same.

nRoPCsALs viii be received By the sndsraigntd
oomuns sioners, appointed b the County Court ~
shelly county, al the sce Of the hrchiec James u.
Cook Esd Of the atty Of Memphis, until - o'cock ca
THuRaDAY the z8b day Of hsrch, 1881, for building
Jail the north west corner Of Chickasaw and Aueiicn
Streets in the city Of Memphis, according plans Er
rpeci cifoafious on 6le IN his orice.
Contractors wiz Be requirfd . give bond for doubi
the amount Of ihe contracts win two approved sure
for the faithful performance Of the same.
The commissioners reserve the right 70 reject sry
tender not entirely satisiaetCry 70 thfm.
On the certificate and estimate of the archtect pa
meut u be made monthly In the bends Of Shelly
county r1nnius one rnd Wo years and bearing six pl
cent interest," retaining 0ue-hird q the monthly est-
nate until the lual o0tnpleticA Of the work.
All farther iHformaton explanation will be Eivts
on application In person. by letter 60 the architect
his once Of Hsin end Nsdison ssreais Memphis
tennessee. J. ". A. PETIT,
A. b. MONTGOMERY,
J. s. DICKRRsOE,
". II. WALKER,
J. b. GO01LET
fas1ssr frafrra~e
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Rsatern Z. Boiler ManufactorY.
SHINGLES.

VTTK are Just in receipt u large LOT Of very sups
w rior shingles which will sell very low 70 close
the consignment. We will always keep supply on
hEad. OaH sOon 1t
FLOUREoT oRAvFoRp's,
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). MORGAN < co.'s
SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.

FTfHE usdsrHigned having spansd in The Carpet and
Il Curtain business now prepared n show 10 his
FRIENDS and the public sntirsly carpets
sd curtain Eoods Tslvst, Tapestry, BruzEss supar
and c11non Carpets, Ruzs Eats. MattinEs Coo mat-
tinss, etc six namask- Lsse AID osumor CURTAINS.
rasses Loops, Bsna, Picture Cerdn. C1InloH etc. Eu1
and White Holland of difereut Widths, Guilt Land
scapeE and plain Shades sIoor on Caha rom b -
-fids Finkis A Lronsi Sewing Machlueu the best
family sewing mashlus made for from af5 $50 ne
best Of wsrkmsn hAnd " cut make and lsy sarpsts
hang curtains, snAdas, etc.
q. n. GEOsVEEOR,
sprI-dawiy as3 n ain street JncEaln Block-
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HOEhce.
SWAYNE & BEARD
AND
W. ID. BE ARD,
dTTOR .FEFS ut Ls4W'
AND
COLLECTING AGENTS.

tomce IN woodrus Block, Main street. Memphis, Tsna
q s. b will wind up the old business Of 7. swayn',
D. and viii continue The Collecting business in Wet
tennessee, Easteru Arkansas and North Mississippi,
before and also The oca and oihei business cut ID
crurt. ". ID B. will practice, alone, in fhe oourts.
M friends snd former clients net acquainted with
Hr- Beard (ateiy Of Miss5url take great pleasure in
conmendiug him reliable lawyer and gsztlemais
diiiEent, prompt and honest.
nes-Gm J. ? SWATEh.
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S |
Ga4RDE Es7HHN.

Tenn,
One mile sosth from Court Square.
WE have q large lot Of FKUIT TRKEs Of cur oVu
w grsWth.
Peach tFess, strong and vigorous, Of the lstss: va
rie.ies.
Apple trees, Of the best kind, for the south.
Pear trses-A large lot Of dwarf aad standard pear
trees.
Also Cherry, Plum. Apricot, EeetarineF, etc.
splendid assortment OF large and handsoms Ever-
green's Roses and Green house plants
Anything In the nursery line always on hand.
Piaass guaranteed to order ard delivered n sny part
The atty free of eharge Orders from the eounry
ueiisd.
Persons in tbs country wishing gardens made 70
der viii Be accommodated on reasonable terms. We
employ nona but the best Workmsn.
Orders through the post-0nce 70 me viii rses4fe
rrompt attenll0a- -
-ser has added largely in the Bswee heses, Japollca
YshIias Hincyuths, Tulips etc eto Also % fruit
aces of fs choicest kinds ali d which ne VIII SAL 81
- - la-r.ls rrtsqu for cash
4 s1A-sspI LEp9uird eeqT
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Ateachment NotIce.

p Toerne Before Q. 4 Mallory, J. P. 1t
vs. }tacdnent agsinst an absoondinE
Wm. Hunihsuse. debtor.
rENHE defendant viii take no ios that sttHehnsEf
has been sworn out against hiTn, and levied upoi
t % LIQUORS and lar Fixfures the property Of add
defendant and Tor trial beore said iustce the
sfh day Of Apr 1851 AZ 10 1'aoct, which tins snd
place ths defendant il notified 70 appear Ed aefeE< Il
be see eause. This Ssh dag Of MHrch, 1851
mr7-Fss O. A. MALIO2Y, J. p.
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TO GAS CON UME Il s.
ECONOMY IN GAS.
REDUCTTOsF Nv G.FS BILLS.

DT using NeHenry's Patent Gas Burner. These
ID burssrs have been adopted By the eiy antsrtiss Of
L1uiEvlle AID Cincinnati for lie parpgae Of lighting
their Jire8ta, and subjected 10 she riEid
phot0Uetrea test, regards lflrdinE the zrcatsst
smount Of light for ibe smallest consumpti0n OF Gas
ani found 90 compete with an other burners sent
to the Gas Light Committees % those cities FOR their
sousldsrAtion and ss1pCan. These burners guar
sntied 10 ali who them, f1r the following adVEnta-
ist- Eeonoy il consumption o. Cast the amount
Of from 20 per cent over the best patent burner
made and from 20 30 per cent o. the common th-
tsil or bst-winE burner. 2sd- A perfect clear and
steady fame. 3D. Perfect combustion and freedom
from smoke. 4ta. Fresdsm from Blowing aud w1Eting
o. Gas Common 10 the dsh-tli and bzt-WinE burner
Ky long experiences in tae manufsciu-e and c11suu
ten Of Gas (haviHg beeu superintendent of Memphis
GsE works for the last seven yesr) induces 70 say
jhsy the best burner that has been ssrad
ths puuis and used By privais consumers 70 the
exclusion Of ali othsr kinds wsero they have been
troducet The burners Be At Chandler = Co .
drug store; the cityamp posts in front e the Appeal
CHE On Ulioa street, and DR.. MsrrilPs on Madison
street.
FOR sale 81 my shop first door north OF the Ga
once Main street. between Washiuzton ana Poplar.
ABEL SINISTER,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filter.
Sole agent Tor Hanphis mr3-ly
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DIS. J. B. BsssOs 4 WM. WkSsOS,
no. 800. DENTISTS. NO. 800.

HAVE u0Eed their once % corner Of 60.
II UNION AND MAIE sTEEsTS u
where tleg have n-tsd up anf furnlshsdl fYyt],S
reolls slltabie for he zocsmH7sdsfigu o. -.AAJ
those Who may favor them With their confidence, and
having thus locast peraus1ty offer their professional
aarvlces n the different 5ranehss of Douisiry pres
inE he public % serve them s the most tEilfu and
l11c0n7 manner and In every able cass warrant
sat' ~ cti1n both 81 10 operations performed and
eharses Tor he uame Further than this We Ulsh 70
hod cot no n1u1esut whatever 90 ensnare ire uuhic
or draw them % ofce y any exhibition o. Dental
se1lmens or pr11siiicns 70 do cheap Dentistry"
at prire1 A. o7T or even 5wer than the very loves
Or 13 anJ otae- misrep of facts 10 any way
wnstsTsr. Eslthsr Co wish any o. to mistaEs our
naale tWasa01l f1r taat Of another The name Is
plane and place q business easily found ofca osuer
u Union anI MaLn. NJ. go. f.1s-d ..saR
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aTAYLoR 8. hssEWE4
issS asisa|sss seis1s9
Hssvy "a, ans - oznsburgu.
Heavy Cotton Drillings.
Bleaehed and Brown Donestos.
3lsaohsd and Brown shsstinss.
Southern Stripes and Psids-heavy.
Southern Giazhams-haadIons
Southern osonadss and fancy DrilliHgs.
Atakspas Co!lozades--res and blas.
New style Calscsos-fzsi eolors.
Grey Poplini-neat.
Eubias, Head Dresses
wool TsruS,ooats' Spool Gotten.
Carpets, Esss; Stair Linsn.
Table Cloths and Covers; Towels.
Wine Cloths; Curtain, Curtain Bamasks.
Steamboat and Bed Comforts
Cotton and shuck Maltrasses.
Pillows, Bolsters, Sheet, Cases.
Country Jeans; Feathers.
On hand and arriving as above.
q Spinning Wheels, sash, Doors, eta, uEppie5 to
order.
TAYLOR 4 McEwRN
teo-dav Main street, nesr EaIshans Houss
Maynard Rifles,
Sharp RiGes,
Cckt Rifles,
RIFLE AND SHOT COMBINED.
SHOT GUNS,
In great variety with ths sssompsnimsDtz.
PISTOLS,
or all the spprsVsd pstsnts This brane Of our stock
Ia very complete.
de2s-s twawaniG ?. II. 6LAnK & co.
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Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom House Brokerage.

rlHE undsrsiEnsd has, with Aessrs. Bingham, Bald
win Co MeEsrs. wilder Gallie, and Aessrs
Hunter GAmnelI, formed association for the pur-
pose Of enterizE At the house and storing in
bond In accordance With tho revenue laws goods
arriving a. this port which may be Rgusted to his
tody.
Ne being the managing and active parIner has bonded
With the approva OF the Secretary Of the Treasury CON-
mod ous Warehouses, whore Ell Merchandise coming 10
This port be stored every attention paid to its pre-
servstlon and for rs prompt delivery when estry has
been made at the custom house. Al tbs lowest possible
tariff charges.
Merchandise destined 10 ;hs interior viii be entered
for payment Of duties in bond may be required
b. the consiEnses. All Goods consigned to him 70 be
forwarded will receive the sreatest dispatch al the low
est rate OF charge, and in manner as may be d-
rscted II the duties BE- paid in this port funds
must be provided for that purpose but II 70 be for
rardeG in bond, the requisite bonds will be given
Gods ntruded TO Of undersigned, consigned 70
pointa the Interior will be forwarded By railroads
other conveyance, ss directed, free Of commission
An experience Of nearly twenty years in the details
Of custo house business and thorough acquaintance
with the warehouse laws 10 every DETAIL will enable
this cspartnershp to give the greatest dispatch consist
ent with the safety Of the revenue.
CHAS. C. WALDEN,
Oaice in Jiaghora Cunnnsham's Bulldogs,
mrI5-im Head Of Drayton street, Savannah.
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DRS. SPIEGEL & REIXACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND TAX MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

IEFeEH the public IN general that they prepared
TO treat all diseases but espee SLY these whsh are
pronounced incuFable, and called ohroHio-
Their treatment uf Cancers IL without any rival. be-
they viii Be expelled from the aysteul, Etta all
their roots and dbsrs sny by ooua utonal treatment
without aausties and without the knife.
They also treat with according 70 the most In
proved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatisln,
EsurzEis, Gout Ophha.mis Fistula in Ans, ceroulAs
Syphilis Dyspepsia Chronic Dysentsry, Torpid Liver,
Gravel Fits Tapeworm Piles Dropsy, Diseases Of the
SKIN Bronchits Consumption, ali di-eases Of the Eye
and EAr ard give particular Htteaon 10 all Female
CornplSints, especially those Of The womb.
Negroes Who AFFLICTED with any Of the above
diseases viii be cured and nnd good beard and se
esussstons vnle under treatment At The DEBTORS In
Urinary
The doctors call attention 81 patience at distance,
that IL they not prepared to consult the doctors per-
ssasby By writing te them with exact account OF all
the Sypoms Of the disease medicine viii be forwarded
BY Adams express.
II Consulting Rooms, Ne. 329 Main street between
Union and Gayoso streets InnrmAry Union stresi,
east Of bayou At DR.. SpisEe't private residence.
Br O. Spiegel has In his thirty year. practice, et-
pecay chronic dseaseS sared them with the utmost
EucceFs He has in his posseEsion ave thousand
plants herbs barks, etc, which be rely upon TO
diseases Whsh BY the most successful praei-
tioners pronounced incurhhle
Ne also makes II his especiE practice 70 treat all pri-
diseases with the utmost success in short time
40 matter Of how cng standing, o. what nature.
All Dr.. spiege asks from the Afdicted is fair trial
then all the refer he will give will be speedy sure
70 them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, may De seen at the dootoris once. dei8-6m