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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23


THE FLUvIANETER-Sone time ago eoun-
ell passed a resolution directing the city sngi-
nser to place a fuviametsr at the wharf, for
the purpose Of indicating the rise and fan Of
the water, and it's height above low water
mark. Such an indicator is desirable in a
commercial point Of view, bnt council, in au-
thorizing its construction, failed to direct that
a plan and estimate OF the probable cost should
be laid before it, or to limit the amount to be
expended. An extensive excavation was at
once commented below Union street, for the
purpose ef laying down a horizontal and per-
psndieular pipe a %quicksand was reached,
and the earth fell in. The work came to a
stand and council ordered its diseontinuanee f;
but the expense Of the failure, for We have DO
water mark after all, was little short, accord
ing to the estimate Of a practical mAn-a con-
tractor acquainted with the subjeet-of FIVE
thousand dollars, as follows; Digging and fill
ing up the excavation, $500; value OF the
pavement removed and material thereof lost by
the eaVing, $1,000 replacing the pavement and
purchasing stone for it $1,000; total s4,SOO.
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marIne -lnteIIIEence.

Nsw 0RLEANs, March 22.-Ths ship Poca'
hontas from New Orleans bound for Liver
pool, before reported ashore, has since arriveC
safely at Key West. The ship Judith from
Calcutta, bound TO New Orleans, was wrecked
on the 18th, two miles from Cape Correintas.
Her crew and passengers were rescued, and
there is a probability Of saving the cargo.
The schooner Cactus, from Braz0s Santiago,
bound TO New York, was wrecked off Cuba
and will prove a total loss. The ship Corinth-
ian, from Liverpool arrived at this port to-
day.
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SITTING OK A sIeE, MkRT.-At two
O'Clock, on Friday morning, as ofcsr Multi
gan was going his rOunds,hs discovered a man
seated on a small projecting sign, fifteen feet
above the pavement He proceeded to assist
him to the ground, Ehan be found that be was
without bat, coat, or shoes. IL said that be
had reached bis elevated and uncomfortable
position from the window of The room in
which be had been steering, and when be got
there be could neither get down nor mp. Why
be left bis room by so unusual a place Of exit
did not appear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

CRIMINAL CoUKT.-At this court yesterday
no true bill was found in the case Of J. Z.
Moody, charged with unlawfulIy taking a
slave out Of the State on a steamboat. George
Clemens alias Frank Mslsne, charged with
stealing a trunk, a number Of FIVE and ten dol
lar gold pieces, a quantity OF clothing, and
sOne jswslry, the property Of John Murphy,
is now on trial. J. NJ. Weaver, charged with
larceny, had his trial postponed until next
term. Martin Mack and John O'Donnell,
charged with larceny, were discharged from
jail by order Of court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

opIKIEe OF TIE M~KNPHIss CLAREEsvILLE
rp Louisville RAfLRoAD.-Ths Ciarkss-
v5sls J,Fsrsoaiaa Of thss week says; "shai the
completion Of the railroad from Louisville te
w.,ophis Be eslsbrsted, ard z SC, how and
,vb.re. is . question frequently asked.
r. s,rikes rs that an event Of such i'm
n~ortspe. should not be SLOWED to pass uHno-
eeed. The appropriate parties to arrange TIN
n,iter voaId be the critics Of Louisville and
Msnrtas. They are TO be The recipients O
~ great Advantages Of the road, and sbouic
sss,sfors take the matter in hand. What cal
IN wallace and IucsS e the Jouyssl, mors'
- ~, Drnoerst, and Mckee Of the Courier
~ gentlemen Of the Memphis press. Should
~ thing be did7' We understand that tn
-.gsIar running arrangements viii not 20 int
ct until the 5th Of April. In the mesntim'
:, .-rrnrtlon could come Of without intsrteT
- rifh he regular business Of The rosds'
We were prsser a. he opsuisg Of To- ~
p.ris. { " thsn he ensnineas splnion ha
-be~Tes,.sine bscafSs co7ssstse WIN mem
rbss e.:.srati0n worthy Of ne event ousa
= Nses-wsa are Of hat opsniOn noW an
sssens K notion Of the J~gH'0s'an.
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oTERrUREED.-On Thursday afternoon a
horse ran away with a buggy containing q
lady sns child, on the Raleigh road when a
mile and ahalf beyond The toll-bsr, the buggy
was overturned and its inmates thrown out.
Mr.. F. A. Beman, who was passing at the
time, went to their assistance and found that
neither OF them we're seriously injured.
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6nrmtrriaI gaatters.
DAILYREPoKT or THE mAEKEFl
r-u.r,.nrp rnon rnr 1.en..sa.

VI
Fv~RSIsnED TRoN TIE MrEcHAsTs'E zcHAroz
r. HrMPHIs. March %. 1881.
corroN-siih Eusspean sdviess,o 5 ~f.sptabIe
character tohand, yesterday. the market YES aesivs spd
prizes for midaIng and me better grades advanced FUZZY
Xe, the market closing with increased armpess. ssie'
q iissbaiesi rs follows s ste, ~ at 7. 1at7k, Sat
X, 10 ste aateKs eats, IS stSK, 22s atsk, 1
a. 10. IQs At iok, n tx, sat1I 22s ais, 10 81 ifk,
IS at lox.s & ltN, asaa a. rs AT II, isa At lis,
aid Iss otprIysss terms.
NEkPHIs COTTON QUOTATIONS.
oFdlnarE .... J @ 81 strict Kidding II EeliN
Seod Ordinary. sN0 - Good NiadinE-.f2 @i2H
Low AtedhaE-..lo @loh Aafdiing fsir.- nominal
Aiddiipg.--- ell @liA Fair.-...--- nonliasl
CoRN-Thsrs Is . better fssiins in The market and
prices are nfm with 40 upward Tendency. sales froni
isvss Of 1000 bags. to STRIVE, on terms not transpb ed,
80 at SIX .2J0 At 50. 200 at ssk, $50 at 50. and ieo At
axe. We now su0ts yellow and white sleeve, and
prime white s5e bu,hsi.
FLoUR-The market is we'll supplied, AID wish . tood
city and 'xpor. demand prices are generally unehansed.
Sales yesterday Of 100 brls superane at ESQ so At ssi
81 at s5.se5 IS extra DO At ss.T5; and 50 briE extra At
IS 80.
T~osAooo-ssoess iisht and dsmGad sctive at forinsr
EExFHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS..
buEt, mferler 70 a.
Inferior and oamraon
- 0bA
zine nS
Ohsica and
BULK MEATs-Ths market is wen supplied and the
demand Is steady, with no peroepiibls change IN prices.
Sales yesterday Of about 2s.cOo ms at sK@ssefo r sides,
TK67Hsfo for shoulders, &c for hos round. ard sGtKe
for jolss.
PORE-saiss yesterday at sis.256is.75 fer nsss.
siSSis-5O Furnp. and 81 .5O9I2.5o for JOles, in lots
from store.
HAY-The market Is more hctive, but prices have sI-
~perionosd no change. Sales $50 bales prime timothy at
$is, % bales At s2i, efbalss prairie at $40, and 20 do
at $40 Q tun.
oATs-salss from isyes Of sboui 400 bags At sess
b bushsi.
hRp-Narkst dull and prices entirely nomihsl.
BAooF-Ltmited sales yesterday from store at ~
II for clear sides, io@IoA for sitbsd do. s9sK sor
shoulders, lo@IoH for plata hams, and I28i2zc for
esnyassed 70 extra sugar surea.
eROoERIES-saiss 7Opkgs noisssos at ss@s2e for
brls and hali-briIj IS sscks coffee atIs9I4He, and sons
20 bids sugar st7x9sAe.
POTAT0Rs-Limtsd sales Al s585oc FOR pluksyes and
NeshSnnooks, IL sacks, and sl2s9L.6o IN brls, from
lsvse.
WHIsKY-to brs sold at Tic, and IS DO At ice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

BowES FoR T-A1eoLLEcToh- = We this
morning publish the announcement Of J. H.
Bowen, Esq, that be is q candidate for re-
election to the Office OF tsxeollsctor. Never
did a man discharge his duties with more
courtesy and ability Than Mr.. Bowen. Mr..
Bowen wishes uE to state that as a business
man, be seeks a business Office, and be leaves
his past conduct to speak for itself irrespsc-
tive Of political difsrerees he is az indePsDd-
snt candidate, not a partizan one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

CoUKr seUARE-That Court square. since
it has been laid sut and improved, has been a
popular place with the people, esteemed among
them as a I" GEM and pointed cut to %visisOrs
with pride, is well known to all. SO much is
our miniature park appreciated, that the resi-
dents Of other portions Of the city have been
dssiroas Of securing similar spots Of beauty
and only the financial smbarrassments under
which The city is laboring have delayed the
Transformation Of Market square, on the
north, and Winchester eemstsry, on the south,
fntoblnnsr g breathing places for the people"
To this feeling among the cltlzens-a feeling
former COUNCILS iespsetsd-ths present city
council has shown the most thorough indiisE-
sncs. Court square has been left Cor mOnths
for cows and hogs TO revel 10. A few weeks
ago the grass was fred, at the risk Of killing
the maguotss and other beautiful and valus-
bic shrubbery, and sgain and agSin the coun-
ell have refused to employ a keeper to take
care OF the place. On Thursday night this
subject cane once more before the council;
Alderman Pickett introduced a resolution to
employ a keeper OF Court square at q salary
Of thirty dollars a m~Onth-giying him police
powers, for the purpose Of having order and
proper attention paid to ahs rules governing
visitors to the square. Msssrs. Pickett, Crews,
Merrill, KIRBY, Frazer, Robinson, and Yollen-
tine voted il favor Of The resolution. and
Msssrs. Joiner, Morgan, sslby and Martin
against II. After his was dozs, Alderman
Joiner offered a resolution, rendering Cour.
square to the county court as a site for a
county courthouse, and his revolution toas
adopted: Msssrs. Crews, Merrill Kirby Pickett
and Martin entered their protest against this
most Objectionable proceeding. We shall, on
the present occasion, say 20 more on this
action Of the council than to observe thst The
city viii some day require buildings for its
own public Offices, and II Court square is to
be dssseratsd by the introduction Of brick and
mortar, let toe city put her " structures on
her own possessions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

BURsLAET At H GAYosO.-Rooms No.
254 and 255 at the Gayoso house, were entered
during Thursday night. Fifty dollars belonging
to A. H. Nassn were stolen from the former
room, and a poekstbook containing twenty
Eve to thirty dollars. the property Of Ed. shsT-
rel, from the latter, together with some valu-
able papers.
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Trust Sale.

nrEsuANT 10 he PuEr aud 1uthcritE conferred on
II ne b. ne terms o. trusf deed made 70 ne BY A.
WUFu1 and Em. Walker, On IL lfih November. 1850,
EA rFur1e1 in Ae HaEttser'a uEce cf shelby Go q
Eeun - book g, paEes45, 80 Eudf7 Shaded % here
rsfs-re1 % tfsr particulErs. I v1i, o. s1EH DAY or
MAHcHs 1881, In frorf 20 the Tunnel Ealoan on Adams
rirceL in ne city q Memphis, a. 2 ocock, P X *
p@sn rEu q TO- Be as. bs-1rdiug 30 lhe pian q The
uE ~ Hsm1tis. On Which s-z1dH TIE brick building.
Euaru 81 tlc Tuncei sdls1ul frdutlrE sixteen feet siEht
t1c1er on Atzdus street. runninE b=-r EeTenty-feer
faef ard thrtt iurBed- IWif eel said lot and building
a. 81 b EhrEt hidiar fr rHHh, 20 pay tie two notes de-
Erlted in said trlst leefs one fT sirteel kundred
dsIiar. made and executed bT Waurr a. warren. dated
Nr- ID 1eso. mysbs on Hurch Z. 1855, q The orcsror
- Dstare, alf aus note snr thir T-t1ur hundred dol
Lara dafed September u. 1855. made and erecuted By
a. wnrren D. tie arder q WIN Walker, due Hnrch 9,
1881, Enf ne cost snd expense = nsEzie.
GEO. T. ENG5 Trustee.
nj ra-rrr rnrr7
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CITY TAX PAYERs.-Tsx payers can now
settle their tax for the thirty-fourth cooperate
year at a discount OF one ana one-hslf per cent.
per month, from the date Of settlement to the
lst July next. JOHN H. BOWEN,
mr22-5t Tax Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

Al BED.-With the heavens FOR a COW
ering, the street paving for a pillow, and "all
out OF doorsD for a be5ststd, Samuel Smith
addressed himself to bis SAUNDERS on Thurs
day night. For taking 50 much room to sleep
in be was required to pay the city BY thirteen
days labor on the chain gang, a fine Of Eve
dollars and costs.
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FrnE LAET EIeHr.-The FIRE at 8 O'Clock
last night vas at the corner Of Adams and
Fourth streets, ia two frame buildings, the
property Of ssml. POWELL, ESQ.,, and occupied
bv four tsnsnts-Dr. Grey, Mr.. Sherman, Mr..
We1dly, M. B~rittinEhan, and T. D. GHfsn.
Roth houses were occupied az boarding houses.
The grsster part Of the furniture in them wal
destroyed. APpersOn's cotton shed in Tie
nsigbborhood was IN imminent danger for
some time, bat it fortunately escaped BY aid o.
he Ere steamer. TIE cause Of the FIRE WI
could not learn. Several Of the boardsrb II
the houses we're at the thester, others were
out. aud but little Of their property vas saved
The Ere steamer took a position ct The bayou
ana having an unlimited supply Of water, Il
demonstrated the power and superiority Of
engines using steam power.
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AEoTBER KILLING IN MADIsoE.-On
Thursday OF last week at Madison, Arkansas,
DR.. Daniel T. Smith made an onslaught upon
several unoFending citizens. He knocked Dr..
Comfort down several times. Mr.. william c.
paws intsrfsrsd On behalf Of the latter, when
Smith declared be would kill bin, and tried
with q knife to DO 50. Mr.. Davis went home
to avoid further diheulty, when Smith flloWsd
him with heavy stick. On bis advancing upon
biz, Mr.. Davis drew a pistol and shot bin
dead. On examination be was acquitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

AoaUrTTED.-At the criminal court yester-
day, conductor S. z. Jones was acquitted Of
the charge Of killing a boy on the Ohio rail-
road. It was proved satisfactorily that the
occurrences was an accident Tat all Mr.. Jones'
care could not prevent. Mr.. Jones is an esti-
m1bls gentleman, and we rejoice at bis full
seouftfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

ST LOUIS, March 22.-The convention, to-
day received the majority and minority reports
which were made the special order for tn,
third Monday in December.
Resolutions were adopted for the election Of
seven delegates to the border State convention,
After which the convention adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

An ABrss.-Ths citizens on South street
complain that for three months a deep hole, in
parts over three feet, has existed on that
street, between HsrDsnds and De Soto, in
which vehicles are daily mired, often requir-
ing considerable aid to get them out. Cannot
1t be remedisd Z?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

AEuSscc SaEeS sH0uLDses
DR. virtue Of a deed Of truss, t. SEQ e4 " snrs
D Gus J. wright which IL record 49, Ss H5SaT IL s.rsr ,us NJ b-is
7mee Of shelby county, IN. Book - eoRT IA, 6o
Ss.e|etssss 7 ~ - ~. t-TH LAID, pri ne kettle rendered 2 sarTsa
1851, proceed to sell 70 the hE 80 ,Sr " 5oRR ~
real estate described in nncaE - ~ ~ - sInvs Ia ukuq
land situste, yinE and besA AaAEss
and Stats o. Teauales. q ZINE shove are ~ IN ooAs fd WI
Al the north west sruonEtanty On hand through ms NHoas Hn ~ -
street. in the OvertcTdds. Grooers, Boat flores, CeYt Orders snd N
Memphis; running IL 4rade, generally, Wall be slPple5 at mAAet 49,
che hundred and aRy FAAN-iS NhittAhsN
hundrpd and tEeTfo Packer ad PreFildn AelehaAt befenA AM SN
one hundred arH streets, 81. Louis, Nc.
theHe eaEnf& Refers To merchants Of Aemphs2 genera ~
nnuir ysvrnr4e luogsioa bMinesa- "
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BAFr1sTs NOT PRoTEsTANTs.-Ths Mem
phis Baptist Mssssnysr, Of yesterday, begins .
leader with the words, "Baptists have often
proclaimed that they are no Protestsnts," and
ends by saying, sis is high time to let BaPtiSts
know with emphasis that they are not Protest.
ants -
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~ nrlsan. Marte,. Il T.l.rrnnh

NEW ORLEANS, Easeh p, P. H.-cotton-Ths news
By the steamship Arago had no effect upoa the cotton
msiketj The sales to-day amounied &c 5000 bales At 40
IKE for New Orleans m~iddIlngs. The sales OF The
week Snouu; to 5000 bslos, and the receipts y 500
bales, against 5T,5oo bales the week previous. The
exports Of the week were loe, 500 bales. Total exports
Of the season 1871 800 bales The receipts at this port
ara $4,000 bales Isss than last year; at all southern
ports 1880 bAles. The stock on hand at this port is
2tt,5oO salss. Flsur-ths market closed duil at IS l58
5.95. OOsee-ihe sales OF the week amount TO 1880
bags, VITA no imports the stock on hand at this port
amounts to IS. ESQ bags sEainst 5000 bags the Prsvt-
week. Freishts on cotton 70 Liverpool 7-IsG &c,
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
CephAlie Pills .ncsonylish the object for which the
we're made, viz: Cure Of Hesdaehs in all its lorna.
Prom ths Exsninss. Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand eases
Prom the Democrat, st Cload, MINI.
Hyou are, or have been troubied with the Headache
sene for a box t~oephalic Pills, 50 hat You may hav'
hem in case Of an aftuek.
Prom the Advertiser. Providence, R I.
ne osphalic Pills are aid to be a remarkably sfse
tive remedy for the Headache, and one OF the very besi
Tor that very frequent complaint which has ever eesn
discovered.
Prom the western n. R. Gazette, ohiesgs, III.
We heartily iudOrss Kr. ~spaldins, and his u~nrivsled
oephAlic Pills
From ne Kansvbs valley Star, Knnavhl. Va.
We are suss that persons suFsFins with the He.aAess.
who ~ thsms vfl stick . them.
From The sousAsrn Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
ny shemi yOz that are saiisted. and We are sure that
your testimony can be added to the slrsadr numerous
can produce
From the s.. Louis Democrat
The immense dsmsad for the article Goephalic Pills
Il rapidly increasing.
From the Gssetts, Davenport, Iowa.
M. spaldins would not connect his name win an Ar
tisie he did not knew to possess real merit.
Frsm the Advertiser, Provi4snce, B. I.
me testinopy in their favor Is strong, from The NEST
respectable quarters. Z
From The Daily News. Nsvp0rt r. /.
Osphslis Pills are taking tbs place Of all kinds.
Pros, tbs cn7n.,,I.1 p-Tr.,i e.
saidto be very efasaeious for tao Hsadaehs.
Prom the Commercial, CineinnEti, Ohio.
s%nneriRg humanity can now be relieved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

IcE.-Fron an advertisement in another col
umn, it will be seen that Messrs. BOhlsn, Wal
son & Co. have put up fourteen thousand tuns
Of fine ice FOR this market, five thousand tunH
OF which have already arrived, while every in
dieation is favorable for the reception OF the
remainder
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

Tx MATORALry.-Ons more nam ap-
psared in print yesterday in connection with
this Office, that OF DR.. Merrill. This makes
the eleventh, "snd yet there is room for
mOrs.D Eleven names mp for nsyOrl Is not
Memphis a great city?
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Appointments Of Hon. RObcr w.
johnson and John POPes Esq.
Robert W. johnson aud John Pope, at The
following times and places, will address the
people upon the prsssn; troubles Of the
country, and uPon the policy it is wissst to
pursue for the interest, the honor and the
future security Of the State OF Arkansas:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

RoHRERT.-Darid Brown, a free man Of
color, who was ia the employ OfDr. Creighton,
was arrested On Thursday night on the charge
Of stealing. A gold watch and some other ar
tclss be gave up. Twenty SIX dollars in money
is still missing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

AEoTHER 6~AERoTIEG.-At eleven O'Clock
last night, ss Mr. Joseph BesdsWorth, OF Lake
Village, Arkansas, was standing at The foot Of
Union street, be was set upon by three men
be was first ehoksd, then knocked down. Two
silver watches were taken from him some
forty dollars BE- had tied in bis handkerchief
In Bis coat pocket, be eOntEivsd to throw away
from hin. Biz eiies brought Mr.. J. CelsmRn,
Who had q lantern with him, to bis assistance
and the men fed. The money was found, bui
ths thieves escaped. Do oreity authorities
intend to pass over the frequent rObbsries and
gsrrotinrs nat take place here without an
e6ort at detection and punishment?
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Rirer InteIIiZenca.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-The Mississippi
river at this point has fallen three inches in
the last twsnty-fouT hours. The upper streams
were also falling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

The CoTToE TRADE.-While our landing
has been thronged with cotton boats this sea
son, The New Orleans Crescsai states that in
that city there are now loading for Liverpool
twenty-five ships, say TO carry 5000 bales Of
cotton last year there were sixty seven ships,
which carried 225, 900 bales.
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SastiaI Aqtlfss.
me CIosing Years OF Life

JE The Closing Years OF Life
AaK often rendered wresehse b. silmsats Which Ar
triains IN them.elvss Ind 'sAsify cured II tazsh II
time. Aasetioas q ths Liver, stomach, ana sthei
anans c~oncsrped 10 disssiiau are The most frequent
They naturally make hasua4sr nsIvous, irritable an'
complaining, sd relatives and friends are forced z
bear the brunt Of their III hunor. The ns Of HOSTEL
TER's~ CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs viii PROV
an ehlaieat remedy for ibis suh W. vii not o1ll
strensshea the whole physical organization, but en-
tiroly cure the most obstinate eases Of indigestion, diHr'
rhss, d~yssntsry and liver complaint. The nrft Physi'
eias In The country are lgsd 10 fhsir praise q al
preparation. 4Asthsr rsoonnsndaion o the bitter
is tast it l. 50 ~pal1tAbis to Is taste hat q may b pset
evsn as . beverage.
Per sale By draEgisis ana dealers generally every.
where. H~0sTETrER 8 BNTFa,
Msnafacsursrs and Propristors,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

PAyEe.-Quits a crowd Of persons was be-
fore the recorder yesterday. charged With not
obsying ordinances Of the city requiring them
to pave their sidewalks. Their cases were
rcalnrr.g
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THEEE YEAEs.-NiehoIas Carol, charged
with TIE larceny Of plans from The Office OF J.
B. Cook, was found guilty yesterday and sen
fenced to three years in the psnitsntisry. We
learn that a new trial win be applied for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-23

CoNpIrrED.-Dsvid Brown, whose robbery
Of DR.. Creighton lie mentioned in another
place, was yesterday committed, BY 'squre
Horne. to iail for trial.
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