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street,.
TUESDAY. 10Th SEPT. Mt III O,ctnclr A NJ

Auctoneer-T4 Chartres street.
TUESDAY, 10th Sept, mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
At 1he residence No. l6 roydaB street. between Cnondeet
anu A oil Streets by gus and in pursuance of order from
the Honorable j. Bermuez Judge Of the Second District Court
OF New Orleans dated August 2 1861 for Of SAID
ceE5on, will be sold
The contents Of said premises consisting in Clothing, Fnrni
tnre ETC. such Cashmere Frock and Sack Coats Over GOATS
Youths Goats Pants Cape Trunks SILK Cfavata, Mar.
seles SILK md Velvet Vests Cashmere Pants and Vests Doe
skin Pants, Umbrellas Linen Bosom and Cotton Shirts L. {.
ilnndkerche Summer oaS jumpers OgeatlB, Underlrts
and Drawers Hosiery Counters Chairs Tables, Isedteas,
9rs Bureaus Show Cases Gas and Store FSture Kitchen
Utensils. etc.
E4P-TERMS-Cash On the spot. an27 ~ seq I
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SALE FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF FORMER PUR-
CHASERS.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR,
Auctioneer--Ofice IA Charres street.
SATURDAY, Sept. II, 1861, at 12 o'clock NJ,
p the Merehnnts aid aucioneers Exchange Royal street
d Post office AT l2 o'clock NJ for account and risk Of jean
Abeard m and of Engenie satont c and OF another
purchaser who did not comply TO the terms of the dcaion
made them the 9Th Of feoruary 1851 at the St Louis Ex
change, Of the following property and slaves, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND situated in this PARISH in the See
District Of this city Bayou John measuring 73 feet
inches front said Bayou St John 1911 lines depth
the right l6J feet and lines also in depth the left and ~
feet lines In the together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
TUNER. grf woman aged about i5 years with her three
children, Sophie aged years; Meyo, years, and James,
years.
RS~TERMS AND CONBITIONS-For the property, one
third cash and The balance six twelve eighteen and twenty
-four months credit for approved and satisfactorily endorsed
AOfeE beatng cent interest per annu from date tn ma
tny, md per cent interest annm from maturity w
paid @id notes to bear special mortgage on the property
For Tuner aud her chinrcn onethh ca and the balance
six and Twelve mnnhs credit for approved and atsiacto
rly endorsed bearing Interest fo
date till maturity and cent aunum from msurty m
paid said notes bear special mortgage The slaves s6d
Acts Of sale before ~ Ducte Notary Public At the expense
Of the purchaser. aul4 "A sei u IA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

sHERIFF,s SALES,
SECOND JusrIcE's couEr, FRANK Boaags for hens.

SECOND JusricEs eouE7, BoRgE theme Of P
ri yhTbTE" yiss1b Y Z: & y4st q fl fae,as. to
he ie s fa e 1an af m s ays ssSsas snsg cs S
I will s, Raeessa TO eel At pnse sueo he q hs
sArGKb4Y he 5S SSss Day Of SS oesS aa 1 sas e e
4 CEETAINLeT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis.
trict Of Ne Orleans in square No. s bounded by Pos Ureu
forming Urqhart Port and
q FEET front on ur9nhs street BY 10 feet front Po street.
according plan drawn by neponily Archicct dated aGh
Fgss Fasg:t @ deposited in the Office Of A. Dacr0' Notary
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash On the spot.
". H. WATERS, Constable
oErnrHsE IgsrIeE De PAX B. 30 soRGE PsgF 9sgs
IN Fsse;.f vEr ifss ?s16sas2 as asr I mo,
p adesss pa lh9noa9e MITCHELL sseonde Jasties Dc
p!oesd @ 9 e g@%E6i @ 8s H's midi s ID ds
Hotel de Ia Connune entra dn Camp des Ma
7ss D4So'f6 o 81 {! RERs fd'sfsfs'GH a dams
District Dc eette vile dams let 80 Is borne psf les fne Uf
encognure rne Urquart Port 20 psds
'", sse Ansiaise ct dagne 2ss 10; No IS van
sn poss en- gai DGn cns oals "s 20 1885,
Saisi dams rafare ci-dessus.
coz 1sis a Ws4sRs g ss
RY,VIRTUf OF a writ Of ii eri faeias to me
pss psss in a1oh sn for hs gqys q proceed 81.
H. at the & Hotel on coarnsn ss bssWsn
- ONE Tor OE GROUND with all the buildings snd
aEa this city in square No A. bounded by Adele Rousseau
lot sasu IS fset front On 4deie street BY ls es in epth
Ts Improvements story frame house ETC.
Seized in the above suit.
IF1t,AS-CAsh on the spot ..
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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.AUCTIOM gALEa.

SUCCESSION OF yETTE SAKE wife Of SIMON sCHEW.
RlE--Ho 1890 Second District Court of New oreaps
Clothing, Household Furniture Gas and Store Fixtures etc.
BY PLACIDE J. SPEAR
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STATE or LoUisEIsi, PiEIsa OF ORLEIas,S
.=s.- .....t -. t1itY OF Nav ilrIaafs 133tt Z

..".. . sTArE or EoUIsEIsi, PiEIsa or OaLEIHsS
~ ... =f.- -r.trr.e City OF New I)rssng. a5t Is
Be 1t remembered. that 18th day January 1885,
the subscriber, Justice Peace and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Sloo President and
James edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual
pany OF New Orleans, duly according law
do aspeae and at the above Just
and transcript from the of said company
THos sLoo, President
swo-n subscribed before day OF Jasuary
1850. .' ' ' D. f. MITCHELL, H Al
Second Justice Of the Peace. Parish OF oriasas
Tbs Board Of sTx
PER CENT. IN CASH, the outstanding Certiffstes
Proats holders thereof legal
after 18th day of February Also
dividend Of FORTY PER CENT t4D per eent.i the
earned Of the Company the yeHr ending
beT S 1889 for which certificates will heissued 18th
March wy
The Directors, after ressrvns ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS of profits have further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates OF Pro OF the asue o. 1855
and paid to the holders heeai their legal
the 18th lay February ba
produced the time of payen canceen interest
after the stst December, 1853. tls
| & x FF.7 THOMAS SIlOO, President. '- -~H' ~
...... L.sr.t JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vtcs -PresidsBs
7 my EnTyl lEDa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

FOR RENT---FOR RENT


- TO RENT-A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
f5tn house sitnued Dauphne street. between Custom
G4.I house and Canal. Apply
mylS If W 4 n. URQuuART 3T Cnrondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

.=sA. FOR RENT TWO COTTAGES, WITH SIX
f each Springs furnished, bath houses aud
M servants Apply DR.. Austin, II St Ch4rIes
street SaInue Smith h Co.. Camp street. e16 If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04
Mccall NOTICES,

SECOND DISTRICT oouhrl sgGtEssIQE CESS OF EMILE
of New Orleans. SGUL,s-No L, ,SEq, a. 5.4sl -.l.-
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
Of this estate and to all persons herein interested
show within days from the present notification any
they have why the presented by
Of this should approved the
distributed In accordance herewith. -.'''+r.
" By order Of the Court.
T. NICIIDT Uanr+r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

g. POINT CLEAR HDTEII1-IN VIEW a5.s.i
E:a of seamb0at commnnernn between Mnbie and srti
ELL New Orleans being announcement -
tered from numerous friends propose open the above
tel On The 30th of July.
We confidently that watering place the GuH
requisites comfort Point Clear
s Bathing has eqnal the and
vicinity pleasant Telegraph ofice in the Hotel
municatng with all portions Of the country. ~
While must ask tha indulgence Of of
the Table Becacies viii promise i; shall be supplied with
all the suestauals-the best The market affords
F. CHAMBERLAIN& L CO..
iV5i inS Prorteto"s Poin' Clear Hp Battle
IMs PASS CHRISTIAN AOTtlIt-THIs HOTEL
will be opened for the visitors
NlIt is in good order and viii be CONDUCTED liberal style
Board $50 month. Children and half prtee
myl4 3n - JOHN MCDONALD
sSea PAsCAGOULa HOUSE-NoW MUCH EN-
HfH La RGEU.
HSEh MR. xRR DO,soN wish to inform the public that
they all times ready receive the
sn1nner-Per month S35 per week, SO; per day,S2.
Winter--Per month. SIS, week, 81; per day, ST 3d.
A-fhia establishment combines all of
being quiet than larger hotels having lighthouses
for ladies and gentlemen ETC. relegta Office by.
my29 3m W. S. D0nSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

DEgslsHE GogR DS District }sUCGEssI3F De EMILE
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
ciers dc Ia e succession ct aues
celia peat concene dayor dedure, dix ous daer
Ia presente Publication les raons lesqneea e conps
present6 Cnteuf de la e sera point
prouys ct hoaolOgu6 les fonds reparti
formement dit coIpte.
Par ofdre de Ia Couf.
a,3l 81 Q F. NICHOT Depute GreAisr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

sEcoSP DrsIRlcr COURT suCCEssIoN OF G DAVID BAR
Of New Orleans ! BOuR-No. Is, 703. -
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
lN of this and to all herein interested to
show within days from the notification If
they have Why the account presented by the Test
Of this should be homoo9aed and
approved distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of the Court. - --
" f. MICHOT, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-09-04

DEU1IENE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE DAVID
de IN Non yeile- Oreang. 5 BARBUUR-No. 1873.
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
n cierB de la dte succession otes
peut dayo dddure dix Iours dater de
prGsene publication, les esquelleg e
par Execuer esamenaire de la ;e
point approuvs hooogue les fond5 mains
rsparts couformanlen. dit compe.
Par ordre de Ia Ceur.
au3i II F. MTCHOT DGpute Greier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

MYSTERIOUS DIsArPEARAEcE.-Two fat
boats loaded with Bp-eountrY produce at
tempted to make a landing at our wharf at a
late hour on Monday night, and in doing 90
broke the rope which held q sand boat 20 her
nooringB below the lower WHAT boat, which
aosted ogt into the stream, and was iB immi-
nent peril Of being lost. The captain 81 the
hstboats sent two Of bis men out In q yaWl 70
recover The sand boat, and ia the meantime
himself and the remainder OF bis force busted
themselves ia making a landing. After their
purpose had been effected and a safe landing
attained, the captain directed bis attention to
the matter Of the drifting boat, but a diligent
search discovered no clue to either the men or
the boat. The disappearance Of the men can
be accounted for on no other hypothesis than
that they were drowned, as the captain Of the
boats on which they cane down the river was
in arrears to them for The amount o. their
wages for the trip. After a short delay the
hatbostg uroceeded On their Wsv
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DR.. mcLeeu's Universal Pills,
rOR LUER COMPLAuvT BILTUUgWrqg HEAD,
NUuE ETr

Thsrs has never been a ~eEthartic medicine oasrad
he public that has given such sutIre satisfaction
EcLean's Universal Pills.
BeinE entirely vegetable. they are perfectly inEacsnt
anf can be lteE BY the most tender infant 5 yet p-rrut
and powerful IN removing all bilious secretion, acid or
impure, fstsd natter from the stomach. In fact. thev
are ths only Pills that should be used iu ualari1us dis
lrlcts.
ach or bowels, though very active ant searching b. heir
operation, promounE healthy s-screlous % tie liver and
kid1e7s. who VIII suEer fr0m Biligusness, Headatha
aud F5ui Stomach. when So chsap a rrmsay can be %
taiued2 Keep hem constantly on hand single G1se.
taken IN season, may prevent hours days and mouths o.
sickness. Ask for Dr. n. HcLeanis Universal Pills.
Take 10 other Bsils costad. they are tastsiesE Prize
suly Is cents per box, and can BE seat By mai 10 any
part o. the Euitsd States
T. r. MCLEAN. Eale Rr1griatur,
Corner Third and Pinestreets, 81 Lsisi No.
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An INTERESTING CoTToE ITEN.-We have
frequently called the attention Of the mer-
chants snd citizens Of Memphis 70 the fact Of
the increasing Importance OF the up river
trade the following from the Buffalo Repab-
lie, Of Friday last, lie strong testimony to the
fact I" For the last three days there has been
sent East, from Buffalo 10 Boston, on an aver
age, twsaty car loads Of cotton per day, or
elgbtsen thousand bales ia that time, and siill
It comes. Thirty bales, OF about seven tuns
and a half weight, is readily put in each ear.
This is the compressed cotton, as formerly
only about twenty or tw~snty-thres bales were
al that could be stored in a car. The price
for carrying this cotton from Memphis to
Boston is about $3.50 per bale Of FIVE hundred
pounds. This is cheaper than It can be
shipped down the Mississippi to New Orleans,
and thence BY vessel, and the difference in
time lie about thirty dsys in favor Of the
northern route. It comes 10 Cincinnati by
river, and then by rail all the way to Boston.
A small portion is brought all tie way by rail,
but the rates on this are a little higher. For
the four months up to the first Of February,
the New York Central carried from the Bridge
and Buffalo 1850 bales, and in February about
1900. This month, from present appearances,
they will DO the largest business they ever did,
FIRE.-1he alarm Of fire about u O'Clock
yesterday, was q without foundation in fact"
The alarm about twelve last night was the sig
nal Of the burning Of the residence Of Parson
steadman COT the First Presbyterian church,
on Alabama street, who lost everything in the
house. We could not learn whether there was
any insurance on the property, nor could we
obtain even an spproKimate estimate ofthe loss.
At 1 o'clock this morning an alarm was
rung, and the Ere proved to be fear frame ten
ements, on the east sideof Aliens avenue, the
property Of olin and Duncan. MT. DIN
occupied one Of the tensmen.s. Most of the
furniture and effects Of the occupants Of these
houses we're saved. This loss is partially
covered By Insurance., but We could not learn
] ~ uyhat oFre
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8stsst ggfSs ~Br6tksrags.

g Al ge regular tsissrePhie ssp 81
the Newspapers are made up By the New York
associated press. No telegraph operator q
agent is permitted to make up such reports.
The telegraph company has no sgsney what
ever in the preparation OF dispatches for the
brsos, Der is It In any manner responsible hI
TIE character or both Of Ibis kind of bsws.
Later from California.
FoRr KsAnEEY, April 8. The Pony sx-
preus with California aatsH to the 9th ult-,
arrived here to-day.
sAx FRAEofsco, March 27.-The bark Del
swsre yssloa % SaIeeas Bay on ne 26sh q
December.
Trade had slightly revived. Clear pork $50
per bbl.; Costa RIGA coffee weaker with large
receipts, quoted at 49,; crushed sugsr-bnsi-
hess is limited e RTsvious. rates.
The investigating committee on tAe Senate
rial election case bad not yet reported.
A bill WAS introduced into the Legislature
Offering $1,000 TO the first person growing IL
California 100 bales q cotton q fys hundred
pounds each.
Coal oil springs had bsen discovered In
Humboldt county, British Columbia.
The British governor intends TO build a naval
depot at Esquiero.
The crop Of wool In Wsshlngten Territory
the present year e estimated At Two hundred
pounds.
Business is r~eviving. The farmers are pre-
psring 10 raise grain for export.
The news from Oregon Is unimportant.
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Eater from EuroPe--AFriFaI.oE the
aRerafn N

New YoRK, April 9.-Ths steamship Persii
arrived to-day with European Adyiees to to
Both ultimo.
The warliks rumors from Italy snd Den
mark-"the cry was still they come.N - q
Palmesston, q addressing bis eonstitnents
hoped that TIE American dlHculties would b
peacefully settled.
The Paris bourse closed at 67f. soc.
The concentration OF Austrian troops In vi
emma had attracted considerable attention, al
though It was said TO be purely defensive.
The Emperor Of Austria bad sanctioned tbs
political reorganization Of Tranaylyania, and
its restoration to its former status.
The bishop OF Poietiers has been reprinand'
ed for his n~anagement Of The Roman question
a ponti6cal gen dsafns had killed three Of thS
citizens Of Rome. The people were askins
Napoleon to protect them
Il was reported that $4,000 Austrian troops
were In motion 10 Venetia.
The sublime Porte refuses to submit his re-
forms 10 the powers. t9t
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Runners of war south.

NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The news Of the
appearance Of war vessels of Charleston hsr-
Dor produced an unusual excitement here.
Gen. Bragg has telegrsphed hers from PEN
saeols for 1900 additional troops. Two more
companies Of Zouaves are about leaving for
Pensacola.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

HARpwAnE-Anoug The dealers in hard
ware and agricultural Implements in our city,
none stand higher than he dessrEedly popular
house OF Wn. Park a Co, Of 904 and 306
Main street. They keeps full assortment Of
everything in the hardware line, and DO not
allow themselves ofall behind in the count
less Improvements which are constantly being
made in lsbor-saTing machinery for ae benefit
OF the h~usbandman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

NEW TSRK. kFFfr . p N.-opaen-ihs market
closed Gull iO.ssH stiewsr priessj sales 1900 bales at
faH8IaSe. Fiouf dali 1nd At lover prices l6.oao
bris ssitst S8I6e5 s whest declined fs. om de-
elihsd IG2oj eco bushels sold At sis7oe. Lard closed
busyast At saioHe. Pork spietj iss bris sold at
sIT.as9i7.5o 50. sugar quiet Cubs 4N@sKe, at aac-
ton 100 brls Orleans sold at iS9sKc. HelAs.ss-ies
hrs a soId q ase. 81 aueli.n. sd 10 BIDS AZ 25es1ke.
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NEW YoRK, March 9.-The Brooklyn did
not land any men at Fort Piekens.
Col. Sumner and Capt. Britton have been
ordered TO the Pacific.
Tue Pswnes sailed south to-day with sealed
orders. It is reported that she carried go
troops to Fortress Monree last night.
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WashIngton news.

WARRINGTON, April 9.-High funetionaries
here are taking precautionary measures foI
the safety Of the capital.
Great anxiety is felt for news from Fort
Sumter. @
Alex Duvsi has been appointed collector
for the port OF Richmond. Harrison B. Brand,
Of Missouri, central superintendent Of Indian
affairs at st. Louis.
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YIrEInIa Oonventien.

RIcHNoND, April s.-seot and Trsadwsy,
conservative In the State convention, have
declared that il Lineoln's response 20 the dele
gates Of the convention were unfaVorable, they
would 60 For secession.
Preston's resolution was adoPted; Wise TO-
tiag In the negative
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5000 Rear0rH.

nAEAWAY from NJ pian,atios IN sunaoEer county,
Ii MissisaipBi, GA theH7th day Of suns, 1870, I've boys,
a. foroWs Jeh. aged 20 Yeas, o. black color, 8 feet 3
o. 10 inahes hish, vii WeiEh.near 30 poaudss stoutly
made. very spTighny, md h1E sodse Whip msrts On bis
hack. Jim, AGED shout g yeGTe, Of dark copper color
s feed Tor g inchcs high, win weigh ebout 40 o. Ie0
nouads. hs q reninen forehead and rather a down.
cast ook. I viii give he above ressfd if taken in
tennessee. o. afM for either Of hen; Or I will ray
$50 Tor sfiher Of then n ARRESTED IN Mississfpsl. or ]
via fir. $50 for he arrest q esther q tbera In KEN
tnrtv. or 1900 fer either o. them "a arrested N a tree
STATE, ssd secures 20 that get them.
A. FORREST,
apa-ims AeSutt, Miss.
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MoRE MISSISSIPPI TRoor5 IN MEMPHrs.
Il was was remarked BY a prominent Admin
i~stration disciple at the time Of the recent
patriotic reception Of the North Mississippi
brigade under Col. Chalmers in our city, that
" If The Memphis military possessed the spirit
Of 20 they would meet the rebels with fixed
bayonets." II these were the gentleman's real
sentiments, the little squad to which he be-
l5ngs were doubtless deferred By the solid coll
umns and stern stuff which composed the noble
band but on yesterday they had an opportu-
nifty to show their zeal in the cause Of their
liege lord, as a company Of twenty-five men,
from Tunica county, Miss, under the cammand
Of Capt. Thos Saunders, left orr city on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad for what
seems likely 70 become the seat Of setiTe
operations at Pensacola. They bore with
them the elegant flag which was presented
to the Mississippi volunteers by Speed,
DOnOhO & Strange Of this city, a description
OF which We gave in our paper OF yesterday.
We noticed our young friend J.. Webb in
the company, and learn Capt Shsrwin, Of the
Harris Zouave Cadets, Of our city, went for
ward to offer the services Of this gallant little
band to President Davis, TIE Washington Of
the Southern COnfederaey. The noble little
band were escorted to the depot BY the Mem
p6is Light Dragons, Capt. LogwOod, on foot,
and in undress uniform, AID the Harris ZOuaVe
Cadets, Capt. Sherwin, excepting step to the
music OF thes COnfederaey. Capt j. II. An
derson was also in the company, who goes
forward to take command Of a company now
at Pensacola, OF which be has been elected
Capsain.
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Clark & FUiieF's
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Sole ODEIDEo -
OuEss Hsadsche. Bansehe. ToaIharls- inth-aau o.
usas Rhsumarsms Geaahss EeuTslgai ce1s BY
sIDeias. Bronchitis. Dgs1epsa Cslc. CrauW. Isl1uei
BRUISES surains. Charpel Hands. Plrs. Clcers, Dlr-
raea. Buatuns, CarBs. Fr5stsa EesL D~sfue-A Oa
s1rras 8 re BrsasL. Sore NIppisa SID arad Has
Erm, Tettsr, sake Bites. Spider HlIa. uoE Hte Ef
ADD BHrns. Ifcures SEratches 20 h1raes. sore 8Tss o.
harsess sprainsi HEinneF. phi sVil. Fusrulas sa1le ard
harness Gaus, frssh Fo1uds Or s~9ering ~ Il 1e
Eeet Eucwu remefy % Spy 90 teud-r-fltfd lrrHea from
Of ne foot- Cures an cu1snsgus diasasss 1a mas Or
beasL
Boons msdidne can surs n an eases. autus can lhoE
mere resi- prof OF the virtue lf AunrdslE on IN 10
beaIinr 1-5Dsries. fsn rszo-rs5sa men vro are nbosa
sef-s houghB than ran bsBl0aacsd 90 aHy cher nel-
ciss-
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hu1an eauiT are s-hser bit wat We r-lcialu wee
q GsshEllie preparation Ed s1a f1r1uEh1uE he dultl
ant ao1th-Wea Is al Esod druEzass sd general deal
srs- Tas soah nay be f@Iy prud ez ur.Ca-E
native TesuessesaH5 ausr uueh lbor 81 ressarrh. has
produced A really EeuhE n-dlcine. EhlEl b alEud %
d-tvs cat uuc1 q me worthless Eplust -ash via
rbi1h ns country D. aosied-
Please cas a. cur oE-e. where We sII rEss r11ura
Ia showing !etters aEd -=suUanlais 10 lluerlrs % 80
tsuh t. He form Of az slVsnl-emeut. aaue ~ SHEA
cgms from Thyscisus IN hIEh szutiar who ere -suz "a
In Their rracface. a. flaT state. win marches aIsct1-
We ehaHeuEe ne Eorif % urot11s q remedy 81 SPECIFY
and efectuai in It, healing pr1lrrfss
I 70 Hesa the evidence q hs virtue % EI1rE s. Fuf-
isrr Amarasia Oh, svidsnee 70 suhsn-le and rlm
Drrsous vl1se uord and staattu- ere irepr1acda1Ie.
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sole Progri-1rs. EssbviHe. rsl-.
pr sale bg - g GATCE q SOS
Aud en- Memphis dru-dsts saELtauf7is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEEGER-This
popular sOathsrn msgazine was laid uPou cur
table last evening through the poiitsnsss q r.
Wade s Co, booksellers whohave the maya
zine for sale. TIE present Is a very Interest,"
ing number. "a "reminiscences Of the Times
Of NuIiiheation,r is aiOae worth tie price OF
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-10

TIE H. R. W. HLLy-A very large number
OF ladies assembled on the blaf yesterday
evening to greet the arrival OF the above
steamer, bat the number was nothing in COM
parison to The crowd that gathers avery day at
262 Main street, to purchase HabkiH's bssati-
ful one dollar gifts. Fresh goods constantly
arriving