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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-16

The river was falling with considerable rapid
ty yesterday. The weather was fine, and the
landing pretty brisk....The Grand Duke came
in from New Orleans she returns tomorrow
1.-THE Kanawha Valley arrived from White
river; among her freight were I3s boxes of
ordnance. Her officers report that they found
the steamer Kaskaskia snagged and sunk in
Black river; she was not much injured and win
be raised. She had no freight, but had on board
$50 soldiers, none Of whom were lost or hurt....
The Mears came in from Yicksburg with a good
trip; she returns tO-day....The Key West viii
leave this evening for Columbus; shippers and
messengers win find her an excellent and fast
running boat, and Capt. Fulton, and II NJ.
Worsham, the clerk, two courteous gentlemen.
THE splendid Quitman arrived from New
Orleans.--.The famous Natebez, the palace
ahoat, the embodiment of beauty, grace, and
gorgeousness, viii leave for New Orleans to-
night. Remember that, travellers, and remember
that the polite and accommodating Capt. Moody
attends with his accustomed assiduity to the
guests The popular Alonzo Child, Capt De
Haven, Mcbride clerk, leaves for New Orleans
tomorrow morning boat, captain and clerk ara
all Of the first style---.The Republic left for
New Orleans with a moderate trip The Ken
lucky went out for Columbus with a light trip.
BOATS LEAVING.
For CoLUMBUs.-The steamer Key West, Fulton,
master. win leave as above this evening al 8 O'Clock.
Larry Hsrmstad, ageat
FOR ARKANSAS pscket Leila leaves as
above this evening at 5 O'Clock. Larry HGrmstsd, sgL
FoR N~IcEsBURG.-The steamer Il, d. Mears. Berry
master, leaves as above this evening az 5 o'clock. &c
McMsnns G3d Jerry II. Banks, agents.
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CHEROKEE rRE

An unfaiing cure for Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Loss Of Power. Pains in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, OLstructed and Difficult
Menstruation' and all diseases caused by deyiating from
the path Of nature, and indulging in Self Pollution.
by the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are r..
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured and full vigor restored.
Either sex, contemplating marrisge, should reflect
that a sound mind and body are necessary to promots
eonnubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debiiitated, worn down
and despsiring deyotee of sensual pleasure, will find re.
lief.
It's safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in its
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for s.. and for.
waTded by express to all parts of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERYIN, ProprletorS.
Sole Proprietors, 6j Jefferson street, near post Office
general dealers in al popular family medicines, Mem.
phis, Tenn.
B~sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26- dtwawly
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supple. for Gen. Hardee,s Command.

The ladies Of our sister State, Mississippi, are
determined that our gallant soldiers, under the
oommsnd Of Gen. Hardee, shall not suffer for the
want Of supplies. Bir. o. KiBbe, Of Natchez,
passed through our city yesterday on bis way to
the command, having in charge the following
contributions from Adams county
Five Hundred blankets, 26l5 pair socks, 1876
pair pants, ~ par drawers, 2 pair gloves, 81
shiis y o0as u sheets, 60 bgues, A. pillow
cases. iti h~aa1kTehss, % vests, q caps, 6
PAR shoe 2 has, 2 eonEfs, 50 scarf, band
sgss. hopisl sbsss ~ linen, eie., sse.
TIE LNaia Cssk1Esh Eufag F1e1sv a
Natehez. Me- esas85ntsl ~ b,1nisa jOg
shirts, JA pair afsHsR, " a4pasl a1sts. 100
pair pants. 60 caps. 81 eua . ~ ssseaA
ers, g. pair she's " S1es ~ aysg ~
blankets, 90 pair poeks, ! i~z gsG
The Ladies seul1g GSiag u Gasfsk 90
Je8grson county, Miss ooDifAelss ~ Gy
o % brown jackeis, ~ par pag ~ -
socks, 4 comforts, hospital, 2 paeaezss
pair pillows, Z cotton SHIRTS, 2 pag Afspas, q
pillow eases. u rolls bsndsges, 7 qge4 ? -
sbeets, u cotton parcels, { tanue sbSk
blankets and ! large box sundriss, aud ! lag
box ofhospital goods from ! doctor Of tho aboy
county. Also, / bale blankets and 4 boxes O
army goods 70 Gen. Thompson's command.
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FOR SALE!
THE N RE MATERIAL Of our old Office, con
L sisting Of the
Presses, Job Type, Stands, Cab
ilaetS, Cases, RsGIes, Leads,

And Composition Kettles, (newl etc. Also, one o. /
Mit-r ng Machine, one Lead Cutter, a large assortment
Of Cuts, etc, all nearly new, having been used only
abou' fifteen OF eighteen mouths, and which We viii
sell az prices that will make It 10 the interest Of those
ia need Of such material 70 purchase Of US. Call at the
Appeal job Rooms, Union street.
ocl6is WHITMnRE q BRO.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORT OF THE mARKET.
TURNI.HED ERoM rHE MERcaANrs' ExcHANeE.

FURNISHED IRON THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS, October l6. 1861
COTTOE-No sales reported. Receipts, nine
bales. Shipments, none.
ToBACCO-A sale of so hhds reported but the
price did not transpire.
WHEAT-The demand is active with an up
ward tendency in prices. Sales $50 bushels
prime red (sacks included) at $I.40, 80 do. at
$1.3O, 196 do. at S125, and 100 common at 81,
and 10 do. at $l124, including sacks.
FLoUR-Light receipts and a moderate de-
mand. Sales 100 sacks country extra at S4.I24,
$50 city do. at $4.25, and few small lots of
superfne and extra at $7.5O08.O0.
CORN-300 sacks white sold from levee at 80,
and 13I from depot at soc.
RYE-Ssles 300 bushels at soc, and 40 do. at
$l.O5.
CORN MEAL-Sales 500 bushels, in three or
four lots, at Soc.
HAY, OATS AMI BRAN-SmaI sales at about
previous rates,
BEEF CATTLE-32 head inferior sold at SC,
and so prime at &c, net.
POTATOES AND 0NIoNs-75 sacks and brls
potatoes sold at $I2501.30, and % do. onions
at $3.50.
SUGAR n MOLAssEs-Sales of sugar at :
@9dc, and of So brls and u half brls molasses
at soc.
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New Orleans Market.

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE MERCHANTS EXCHASGE.l
NEW ORLEANS, October Is, 1861.
FLoUR-The market was duh and inactive
yesterday, with small sales of superfne at
S7.75.
CoRN-Light receipts and a good demand.
The market continues firm at 95c % bushel for
white.
SUGAR-Tbc market continues dull and
dropping, with small sales Of yellow clarified at
G3c, and Of white do. at 71c. Low clarified, OF
the new crop, is held at 4Ic.
MoLAssEs-Deslers are asking 20c " gallon
for choice Of the new crop.
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ana flsllOIS.
COUNCIL PROCEEDTNGs.-The Board Of Al
dermen met in regular session last night. They
did the business before them with little debate,
and broke up when they had done.
Mayors POlserS.-On a petition asking the re-
funding Of a fine which had been RENTED by
the Mayor, Aid. Morgan asked from whence the
Mayor derived the power to remit fnes2 AID.
Greenlaw said the power had been allowed to the
Mayor by courtesy for fifteen years. AID. Vol
lintine read from an ordinance a clause confer
ring such power in question. AID. Morgan con-
tended that the ordinance was not in ac-
oordance with the charter, for that in
strument places the power Of remission in
the Recorder alone. The charter, not the city
ordinances, defines the powers Of officers. Al
deman Ayres was satisfied that the Mayor could
not have the power TO remit fines unless it was
conferred upon him by the charter. He thought
it a power not desirable to be placedin the May
or's hands. Custom had been spoken OF, but
that custom was not law. Alderman Robinson
said the Mayor Of the city had gone astray along
time, and IL was now a time of restrictiOn. The
1E41N la At4E NACANAocA ms poRNAf ehN AN
ordinance conferringi it was ofold date. Alder
man Farmer protested against the exercise ofthe
power Of remission by the Mayor. Alderman
Vollintines expressed his doubts that the Mayor
has the power Of remission, but he contended
that be ought to have it. Without deciding the
question of power by any action on the subject,
the amount Of fine was ordered 10 be refunded.
The Poor and the HospfaL-Ad Robinson
said the law requires that the county Of Shelby
shall provide for the destitute poor il the county,
and consequently in this city. The city is sup
porting the hospital, and he proposed that a com
mittee be sent 10 the county court TO require it
IN perform the duty the law lays upon II, and to
provide for the hospital. A committee was APP
pointed.
Mayor's POucrs AgqiH-A communication
was received from the Mayor, asking the sense
Of the Board upon the subject OF his exercising
the power Of renting fines. AID. Robinson
moved that the Mayor be allowed to Hberate
sick persons and soldiers, with the understanding
that be do not remit fines. The motion was
adopted.
C0ur Sguarc.-Ald. Ayers introduced a reso-
luton 70 give Heating, the keeper Of Court
Square, police powers within the square, and
give him fly dollars a month. Heating is a
good and attentive officer, and has up to this
time been paid only thirty dollars a month.
The resolution was passed without a word
against #, and al who have observed the indus
Try and attention Of the man win be glad Of it.
Infamous HOUses.-Ald. Morgan introduced
az ordinance, which was passed a first time, to
repeal the OdiOus and Illegal ordinance providing
a policeman for the service of each house of i'll
fame in the city.
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ACAsE FOR CHaRTTY-We learn that at the
Washington, there is a family in deep distress
and requiring aid; it consists of a widow
woman, crippled with rheumatism, and six
children. We are sure that there are feeling
hearts to whom this statement of a case of sor-
row viii be sufficient to lead them to the abode
of the widow and the fatherless, with kind SYM
nalhv and substantial assistance.
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MLEAN,s CORDIAL.

As may be seen, we insert this week the advertise
ment of McLlean's Cordial, etc.
Ii very well known we are not particularly favor.
able to patent medicines, AMI, as a general thing. escbeyy
the whole Of them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments we declined inserting this advertise.
ment until we knew what were the ingredients of the
medicine, and how compounded. This we have learned
and believing, as we do, that the Ingredients are good.
aud the compound judiciously made, we commend #
as a MIXTURE worthy of public confidence.
The above is from the St. Louis Christian Adyoeate
edited by the renowned Rev. DR.. McAnany. which
speaks volumes in favor of McLean's Cordial. We saw
to an try it. See the advertisement in another column.
feb6 -dzw
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MEMPHIS SUGAR MARKET. harrington,
Howell ~ Co. this morning advertise that they
will be regularly supplied with sugar and mo-
lasses direct homthe plantations. They have
arrangements with planters to furnish any guam
tity. We shall this winter have a great sugar
market in this city; the question is already agita-
ted, " whore shall the sugar leYee be located ~
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CLARK &
OIL.
CE~aRK, GREGORF s co.
Sole PrOprietOrs

CURES Headache, Earache, Toothache, in three min
utesi Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Fry
sipeIas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Colo. Cramps, Ihamed
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burma,
Bruises, Sprains, Chapped uauts, Pile, Ulcers, Dlsr-
rhea, Buuions, Cornr, Frosted Feet. Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples, Sc4ld Head. Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites,
Rat Bites. The world L. challenged for its equal for
Scalds and Burns Il cures Scratches on horses, Sore
Eyes on horses, Sprains, Swiuuey, Poll Evil, FIstula.
saddle and harness gals, fresh wounds or swelings, and
Is the best known remedy 10 apply to tenderf0Oted
horses from tOunder-take up the feet and battle well
about the frog Of the foot. Cures eli cutane0us diseases
on man or beast.
No one medicine can cure in AT cases, bnt We can
show 4 ore real proof of the virtue of Aubrosial Oh IN
it. healing properties, from responsible men, who arr
above being bought, than can be ]prOduCed for any other
medicine.
We do not assert a cure for every malady TO which
the human family are subject, but Whist we proclaim
we can substsuiiate by living witnesses. The Ambro-
sisl Oil y Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by al good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be Justly proud that
Or. Clark, q native TennessCean, after Euch labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
il bound 90 drive ont much Of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is flooded.
Please call at our Office, where we will take pleasure
in showing letters and testimonials 100 numerous 20 set
forth in the form 0f an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
90 IN their practice, as they state, with marvellous ef-
fects. We challenge she world 20 produce a remedy so
speedy and effeeiual In it, healing properties.
~ Read the evidence Of the virtue Of Clark & Full
lers Ambrosial Oh. evidence so Authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are ivreproachable.
CLARK, GREGORY & Co. Proprietors,
Nashville, Tenn.
POTTER & MERWIN,
6J jefferson street. near Post Office,
And by Mansfield & Co Plummer & Gilbert, Ward &
McClellaud and G. W. Jones & 20. de2Jdaw1yis
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For children!
Br. .NcLea1a'S JssiUerSaI PiIEs
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

There has never been q eltbartc medicine offered 20
the puhlio thst has Eiven such tUtre satisfaction a.
McIeau's Universal Pills.
Bsine entirety v~egeyable. they are perfectly innocent.
and can be ttkcn By the most teadsr Infant. yet prompt
sud powerful. in removing al biA1uf SECRETION. acid o.
impure fnfld matter from tte stomrch. Ia fact. they
are the only Pills that should be- usrd Ia mElarious dis
uicts.
They produce no gripping sieknerg or pain In the stom-
ach or bowe 3, though very active aui searching in their
operation. promoting healthy sfCTetiors 81 The liver and
kidaeyA Who vii safer frea BiiouEuess. Headache
and Foil stomach, when so chap a remedy can be OBJ
tainedl Keep them constantly % hand a single dose.
taken IN season. NAV pteveQt hours DAYS and months Of
sickness. Ask for DR.. J ~ MeLeaus Universal Pills.
Take no other. Being coaied they arc taateless Price
only - cents per box. and esn be sent by mail 10 any
part 81 ne United St8tta
IN MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, s.. louis. 40.
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SELLING LIoUoR-we stated yesterday that
Juo. Hibbech was fined by the Recorder for en-
tertaining slaves on Sunday-the charge really
was for selling liquor on Sunday.
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~kQUEsT-Esq. Richards yesterday held an
inquest over the body of a man named Jones' a
stranger, who was taken TO jail on Monday
NIGHT in a speeches. condition, and died there.
The verdict attributed his death to i~ntemperance
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d.. WOOL. WOOL
LuMRER LUMBERl

lust received I25,OOO feet clear White Pine, one,
81 one and q halt. two aud three inches thick; 10000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring $4,000 feet
Sawed Cedars, for building purposes, posts, etc; a gen-
eral assortment of Feucing- 10000 sawed and cut
Laths; 100000 heart Cypress halt inch Shirg'es, and
2O.OO0 Fire Bricks, In sddition 20 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which we viii
sell low for cash
mr41y2dp NJ. II. COCHRAN a BROS
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gThe attention of our lady friends, in town
and country, is respectfully invited TO the ad-
veTtisement of Mrs. r. A. Pagan, fashionable
millnsr and dress-maker. Mrs. Fagan is recently
from Savannah, Ca, where she enjoyed a high
reputation as a successful caterer in her line Of
business She is just in receipt of a new and
elegant supply of goods, which were selected
from the best houses in New Orleans, and which
she win take pleasure in exhibiting to customers
and visitors
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SmNPLAsTERs.-The Virginia papers are
complaining lately of their shinplaster circulation.
The following from the Richmond Dispatch, of
Friday last, win give some idea of what a curse
the ~shinplaster is and how il is hated where it
circulates
We are reliably informed that the business of
counterfeiting shinplaster notes has commenced
on a large scale. This is not surprising, since
the majority Of them are printed with ordinary
type, and in such a manner as to render imita-
ton aD easy matter and, mOreyer, the mass of
paper that has been thrust upon the community,
signed by various parties, representing presi-
dents and cashiers, as well a. by those officers
themselves, and the consequence is that the spur
ious notes are with great difficulty detected. A
baker, of this city, a day OF two since carried
vonf forty. On the Metropolitan Savings Bank,
y that institution, and discovered that they were
81 bg9Hs
We base also beard that counterfeits are out
- ~ ~ Dominica Savings Bank, and Il Is
4eaf tsHf he same game is played in other
~ We ]Hfati9s tbcse facts for the sole
g@Fe - mfFk ~ dgNn THE sbinplaetsr bust.
~ pA sAs4 "a craze ~ make war upon
~ ~ SN ~ he worthless rags Is suf
Fyf N ~ MS ety. Tho grand Jury
6@es ri tesat until November
IA gvT4 eau do much to
res @ - sssssfgBs evil, by refusing
tCS-'e ~ -ssas fgr any considers
~ VA Sy-ssa9v must suffer pecu
b4 49, s'> v sal g alght 90 well com
~ = ssNestA 3sss "a SIX weeks or ST.
Digaila bs4t
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IL Prof II. B. Todd, of Missouri, has SO far
recovered as to be able to travel, and expects to
leave this city for Huntsville, Ala, on Thursday
morning.
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TIE PRocEEDs-TBe proceeds of the late
concert and supper given by the ladies was
divided between Tennessee volunteers IN need
and the orphan girl mentioned in the programme
Of the concert.
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SPECIAL NOTICE (!

WISH it distinctly understood that medicine OBJ
L tanned at my Office must be paid for in CASH. l do
not sell physic TO make a profit, but keep il on hand for
he purpose of prepan 6 my own prescriptions. ! pay
cash for IL, and must have the same in return, unless
otherwise contiacted for.
nrihlwa L w GARRETT II u
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L'OR the apprehension Il the italian DIN CELIA.
A who murdered D. Ra 70, on Madison street. on the
ION OF September Last SAID Celia Is Of dark com
Piexion, small stature, W. CHS about one hundred and
thirty pounds about i've feet eight inches In hight
viii give the above reward for his safe delivery in ia.
AZ Memphis. HOS. RATIO.
At L RoCc0s, No. 90 Main street,
oeI9lWr Ind MdA EalInu..L Inn
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FOR SALE.

A STEAM FIGURING MILL, in Upton county.
"A with two run OF mills'Ones, six acres Of land, about
fifty head of hogs, two yoke Of oxen, w~Ood-wagOn, etc.
In a splendid wheat district. Plenty Of ~grinling during
the whole year. The above properly viii be sold rea
sousble Reference to Th0s. Avern, Esq, Eagle Mills,
Memphis, or 10 S. r. Hayman, Esq, inspector, on
Washington street. Address, OF call upon
SAML- G.. MCMURTY,
ocQ-3rE porterHville. Upton 60, Tenn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Messrs. Clark, Gregory q CO.,

Messrs. Clark, Gregory q Co.,
lnclosed please find pay for one dozen bottles Of your
Amb osial Oil, the same 1 had in December last-send
in haste by express. You need not be surprised to hear
of a good deal wanting in this section.
Yours truly, WIN. U. JACOWAY.
Stevenson, Ala, March 81, 1860.
Messrs. CLARK, GREGORY s Coz I have used your
AmbrOsial Oil in a case of ulcer on my leg, of five years
standing, which soon effected a cure.
CHAS. f. HIDE
= For sale by Potter & MerWiD, NansHeld & Co Plum.
mer q Gilbert, Ward & McClelland, G.. W. Jones & O.
Ocll-daw2y
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FALL and NINTER OPENING

MRS ROBINSON. having returned from New -
VI Orie Ia, WI have Der opening Of Fall and EaN
Winter MILLINERY. on 3
Tuesday. October 18th.
She has some very handsome French Bannetz. Velveta
SILK and Straw Has Of every desrfi3Tiou. Iaiies will
please csu and examine for themselves. Tie Dre,s
making department is C mplste under the supervision
Of Mr. Goeeu. oe1a 9v
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On Monday, the eth instant, at Napoleon. Arkansas,
MARY VIRGINIA SMITH, daughter of Henry and Zee.
liza Smith, aged Eve years and twenty-five days.
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NEW SOUTHERN STYLES
&ALT
For Tax Collector.
EAGLE RAEGVVG.

ME are authorized 10 snnounce ISAAC B. MFR.
w + - a candidate Cor County Tax Collector. q
the ensuing March election. ociOtrs
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TNHE splendid passenger packet LEILA, 49,
i Dcsmukes. master, will leaTc as above ALt
THIS DAY 18th inst, 80 p. n. -
ocI6 Dr. LARRY HARNSTAD. Agent.
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SITUATION, by a young lad Of thirteen years, in
n a wholesale or retail house Is 3 pretty good &c
couutsnt and writes u fair hand. His father !. IN the
emplovmeut Of The Southern C0nfederacy and wishes
10 have him oecrpied during his sbsencr. salary no
object. Apply 10 j. J. BuILE.
- - r-o,+ ~ 0clQlws
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Or. =. H. .EcLea8a'S T~1OIc4Elie OIL
LSSsfssseAt,
The Rest External in the World fer
Man or BEAST

Thonsands q hunau beings have been Raved s life %
ae4rguitnde aud misery by the use Of this invaluablg
+ .5ment T. viii relieve pan a'mo7t nstanfaneOuRly.
NJ IL will cleanse, purify and heal ire foulest sore In
an Incredible short time. McLeaus Yoicanic Oil Iinl-
mani viii relieve the most invcterete eases Of Rheuma-
ism. Gout or Neuralgia For Paralysis. Conuucfed
Muscles. S. fues~ or Weakness ina be- Joints. Rinseles
or Ligaments, IL wiz never fail Two app 1cati0ns VIII
.,rs Snre Throat, Headache or Earaehe. For Bnrns -
scalis. or any pain, 70 j. an iuialHble remedy. Trv hi
and You will find ~ an indispensable remedy. Keen IA
always on hand
Planters, farmers, or any one having charge Of horses
will save money ey using AcLeaus volcanic OH Lfni-
meut. Dc il 70 speedy sud infalihle cure for Gals.
Sprins, Cbalcs, swelling Laneness, Sweeney gores
Wounds Scratches, or any external disease. Try i.
and you will b. convinced
DR. : H. GcLEAS. Sole Proprietor.
81. LoniE, Missouri
For sale IN memphis By s. MANSFIELD q On
also by W. JONES 4 &C. and WARD q McrTT1r
LAND.
Also. by POTTER s MERNIN, Is Jefersap ztreet
near The Post Office, general dealers a al popular family
medicines. .~sQa-as~is
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TO ALL WHOM IT NAV CONCERN

Look Sharp--F'air Warming!
TUIlRTG DAYS from this date we will sell at the
L Arcade, Front Row 0 ., a large lot Of
Trunks, BOGeS, RGIld-BOTPS,
Carpet Sacks, Saddle Bags,
Etc,
To pay charges n the Gayoso House.
NJ. G. 'AYCE & SON,
Oce-lm Auc'rs and r r. Brokers.