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SEWIhS MACHINES TO LET-SINd-
- sr,s, wueelst Wilson's and Howe's, all the last
improved, 10 Yet crn,s from 81 10 So per month"; also
u aiies tasAt 10 operate on ali knds t~s tor ALL 81
ap6 ssnt TO sNop- 10 work. a22 Hsnry T. a1b 2<Acslsl
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ytwe words, Or lea, enc day. 80 cesss; two S-yu,
10 cents; thfe Gays, ~; six days, u y. An b
sertions insiBe ssme price es~A dsy.
Mar isges and Dcashs, 20 cents fs esch four ilss.
Mosshiy advertsements a bur linz, inssr1pa -
tue Convenience " the Office, ~ foe sveW - ias~-
lions Ady~tise rents received until 10 O'Clock, r.
NJ. THIS eseabishr-ers entirely clnsef On aunAsy.
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furuilcd I aoldior to every 50 Inhabitants,
whlr tie Sou horn States furnished soldier to
,v,rv gG.N iulni it.,H,s. We need rot claim for
tho NUrrhrrn States any greater degree Of pa
mot ~ tl,an the South. TIE slave population
Is, OF ,oursr, included in the ahovo estimate,
which will, in part, account for the conp,ra-
lively small NUM- or furnished by the Southern
States. II can do ~ harm, however, to look at
The facts. The people or thcso states did not
court the cort,st Of the Revolution--it was
forced upon them. Aud now the idea Of civil
war strikes us with horror; but il it is una
Noidahlc (Which we trust in hcay II il may not
l"l the same PATRIOT IN hat called out every
ci;hth man in tho Revolution, will doubtless
summon myriads Of inyincible men for dofonco
now NcUport Mercury.
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FURO.

A T'TENTION, FURS, FURS.
IA The New York Fur Manu- fActurinG Company win
ssl Fur fev DAYS Longer at oos, 70 close up their
Noe York Fur Msnufs cturins Co.,
SO Chatham 81.
ALT Aac1N FILMING, hAaAsor.
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NNTESTCHESTER FARMS-HOUSES and
w lots bought sold,exchanssd or rented readenosI
the city Tor sale Money loaned: all buhines CONF
nected with zeal sAts lots iedeerned from
.AIes. q. W. DITCHkrr, No. TryoU dow, room ..
ia2l ZAAc.llo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-04

FARM TO LET TO GERMANS TO
lt small place containins ahnut four scrrs, of
gucd land. hrply to JOHN q. WILLIAMSON, New
Lots, Long lsland. f.2 3'lUI
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE CHEAP
- WOdd take horTe and harness In trade; house
b2s'ry and store, good stand for any Kind OF bust
uess good cuance for n man With small capital;
also hfst class housr Tor sale cheap all within
syes, l79 Taylor Il, brooklyn, T. d, of Il. BARTO.
fo2 A'll5
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HOUSE FOR SALE AT YORKNILLE-A
i now two story and basement frame house, ritr
atCd ut SD 81, between 81 and ith avenue Inquire
on the pr,mises fol $3.50
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STORE, HOUSE, &C., FOR SALE-GOOD
~ business property. Ths corner .stoIe, house, &C.
touthwe-t col. Grand aud second II, Niltsm-burgh.
2GS Hudson ave, Brooklyn. jA31 Aac'l3G
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HOUSE AND LOT FOE sALE-AN ELE-

"rHt story end basement house aud lott block
""clpi by rCr.ac' Am.rican families, Tor S2.3yo.
terlns 20 a god Guiy about tie -,LIe rent. cay
Sdl cnsh nj S!h GusTtrry til paid. lnIuirr "f Mr.
DAY, 20 ! t, nth I, South Brooklyn. ie2 3'lnS
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YARNS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1O
a. ,ehs,sp isrps K ,s'e and escbanse.lco ,cres o.
Plainfcld. Cali on THORN, 1sO West w1hingtou
Market STEPHEN VAIL u Fulton Il: SATURDAYS,
from 10 10 2 all day, Planfeld depot. jA3l 24ac'llT
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BOARD AND ROOMS

pOARDING-TWO OR THREE YOUNG
- men can be comfortably accommodated With
good hoard at 50 Pearl st Of Frankfort, over DR.
Princes drug store, Franklin SQUARE. Vacancy for
two ladi,a fel s'l3l
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pOARDING-A SMALL PRIVATE FAM
Lily would like few boarding scholars, 10 be taught
English branches and music also gentlemen and their
wives TO board The situation Ia In healthy part Of
the village, where danger be encountered. Ap
ply 2ol Chrystie 1t, New York fel 3'1Il
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GO A.E'E.

ssInDinG TO LEASE-FOR OR 8
~ m snidins - WEI fSIi,.n ,,, ,a a. =, asrts
Bd ius could suswsr for sablS brc-,sy nr any
manu- 'scttr no rvposs- Appiy 10 JAClb wEkK5'
SIS Bowery. ia25 2lsc'ls1
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Z OTTAGE TO LET-sl0 A MONTH-A
~ uice ctsr', elgihy eustoi on the city railroad.
H'orktn,c nvcuirnt to ferry; immediate pr.pr,iNn
Nbo to lesa, a lsrss houFC Brpnkyn heights, near
Iut"n ferry. Apply at frsnkfert House, 22 w llitm
=, room |. Js9O 4l5i
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REAL ESTATE,

EAEM FOR SALE AT HUNTINGTON, l..
J., miles from the ,illsge, containing l2o acre.,
good hoise and all necessary outbuildings well water
cd, plenty Of fruit; SI5N; ierms ensv. For further
P1rt!cl'aIs' apply to 3. W. GRIFFITH, 81? Grand st.
New York. fe2 G'lit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-25

The undersigned ladies Of Memphis, in re-
sponse to a call in the APPEAL OF Saturday,
have formed a society, to be called the
Southern Mothers, FOR the purpose Of devoting
ourselves 60 the care Of the sick or wounded
soldiers Of the army Of the Confederate States
Of America, whenever the chances OF war
shall bring them near US to take them, II
practicable and necessary, to cur homes, and
give them our personal care and attention,
when their wants, through their ofissrs, shall
be made known to our president. We ask the
cooperation OF every mother ard wife In the
entire South TO form similar societies, bearing
the same pane, in their own city, village or
nsighboThood, that whenever our sons nav Be
called for The defense Of our common country,
this band Of Southern Mothers nay be near
them to care for them in their need. The So
eietv is intended to continue as long AZ The
wariike aspect Of the country seems to call for
lie action. Il is not designed 10 supsrIeds or
/ interfere with the present admirable assoeia-
tions Of ladies for making hsgs, uniforms, etc,
but Is % concern Itself wholly with the sick
and wounded soldier. All approving Of the
object are requested 10 enter their names with
the president, officers or directors, and pay the
initiation fee Of fifty cents, to begin a fund FOR
the purposes Of the society when It may be
needed and those who cannot give their per-
sonal care and attention. are i.vitsd to con-
/ tribute TO the fuzd. All members and others
aae requested to send notices Of the %organiza-
ton 70 their friends at other points, inviting
their cooperation until everytown on southern
so shall have a similar society called by the
same name but each Independent 10 its
operations.
Mrs. S. c. Law, Presidents Mrs. Q. +.
Iockhsrt, Yics-President Mrs. Leroy Pope
SECRETARY: Mr.. B. H. Massey, Treasurer.
Manaeers-Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. John Kirk
Mrs. T. J.. Sale, Mrs. S. B. Williamson, Mrs.
J.. c. Doughertv, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. H.
Wright, Mrs. W. B GFeenla q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-25

DY virtse o. 5 trust deed executed to me By R ".
ID 5hsltoa and wife. WAioh is en- record IN the Regis
ters ofce Of Shelsy comfy, ] will, ca saturday, Nay
18th, 1881. IL front Of he County Clerks once corner
Court and Third streets, Memphis, proceed t. sen for
cash, 70 the highest bidder, tbs following described real
eatne, to-Eit: Lytng and being in range 7 and sse. 2 Of
the 18th surveyors disirit IN Shelby e0uAtT, and
bounded as follows: Beginning At . stske At John
". Harrison's. n. ". coraer, and runni3E west
81 chairs and IS links % a SMALL hitk1fy stump with
hick0ry and I sweet gun pointers. thence south 50 deg,
EAST - chains aud IS links to s stake 10 the west edge
OF the Memphis and Raleigh plankrolG. then north
s1H deg, east 70 chains and 80 links 10 smother roiat in
said plenkrosd, and then north 7 chains and g. linfs %
the beginning; ~containin 81 \ acres. Sale to take place
Al y ofcI OK. JOHN ?. IRRELEVANT.
April 18th. 1861 Tauq-id.1 Trastee
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Z Z 2 Z 3 Z z Z

SPECIAL NorIcE-Wg have been requested
by The news agents on the various railroads
to request persons at the different stations
along those roads to ascertain among them
selves, before the arrival Of the trains, the
number Of papers the crowd wants, and place
tue moaey to pay for them in the hands Of one
person, who can receive the papers and dis
tribute them to an who wish to purchase. The
demand for Tue papers is SO great that tho
newsboys find it impossible, in the short space
Of time The trains remain at station, TO sup
ply all who want to purchase > delivering
paper te each separately, receiving the msneyr
making change, etc. By adopting the plan
above suggested, all may be supplied without
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Cherokee CureI

An uniailing cure for Seminal weakness, Esstufns
Emissions, Iapoteny, Less # Power, Pains in Ii,
Back, stone in tbs Bladder. O5sIusted and DiHsui
Nonstrsu;ion. and all diseases caused By d~eviatiHF fusu
the pats II nature, and indulsihg in sslf-Psrntsa.
By the ue Of this Cure All improper discharges ar,
renewed, ths weakened organs Of generation sr,
speedily cured, and fsIl vigor rsstsred
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should rsase
that a sound mihd snd body are necessary 10 pronet,
o0nnubial Happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbflitzted, Wsri
down and Departing dsvO,se Of sensual pleasure, vii
and relief.
lis safe and pleasant in taste, but imAsalats In ia
aelonj containing no mineral poison, but is prepare.
from pure vegetable extracts, in The form II a aslieisul
syrap,
Price 60 per bottle, or three bstles fer IS, and for
warded BY express to al parts Of the worls.
Sold b al respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & AERWIls, Proprisisrs,
St. Lsuis, Missouri.
Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists.
100
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-25

ca AZ a meeting Of the citizens Of ib'
Vicinity Of Horn Lake, Mississippi, held al
Horn Lake depot on Saturday last, for th'
purpose OF organizing a military company.
sshnuel L. Rains was called to the char snt
W. B. Mitchell appointed secretary. Forty.
i've names being enrolled, the company wal
organized By the election OF ihefolIowlDg OH
GERS; G. ". Reynolds, captain D. W.. By
nun, LIST lieutenant; Geo. Hunt, 2ilieutenant
Jas. Turner, Sd lieutenant, and W. C. Davis
orderly sergeant. Geo. W. Perkins, Geo. W.
Reynolds and C. C. Christopher we're appoint,
ed to draft a consultation and bylaws, and or
rotioB, TIE PRESIDENT and secretary were added.
Aam, Horn lake Rangers was adopted
when the meeting adjourned TO meet on Thurs.
day next at1o O'Clock.
s. I. RAINS, President.
". B. MIrcHELL, Secretary.
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Rector Of St. Mary,. church.

EDIToRs APPEAL: Our MIR. W. G. Ford has
returned to Memphis, and w may look for ouI
arms tonight. The promptnsss OF Mr.. Ford
in procuring arms for US deserves a eompli-
ment. He is known to be a man OF courage,
ccol and determined. We should elect him
colonel Of the first rssimsnt-Of Home Guards.
ITruTENANT-
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MILITARY NOTICE

By special agreement between the morning
papers Of the city, It is arranged that al call:
for, or proceedings Of, military meetings shsl
be charged ten cents per line ia our local col
umn-whieh is but one half OF our regular
Tates-ahd to be paid for invariably in ad-
vance.
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WSG8Rt6@.
II ~GARDEEER ATpiE z
Q. G. ATKENsoN,
$500 Proclamation

"a TFE CITIZENS or MEMPHIS oTing o ~
rariana evil and military duiie1 l, -
d a---1rlnfp. during the rrese1t crsiH O.
go vitsrut assistance. 7 tsFes therriole
1890 rrraurement ard disfrihution g putihe--
- drtfrs % hayor in az maftrrt nai % u.
nv n tal ranc isu By Ftut1tes vi pe
---rr = TNr-rru. Ero.. 81 the Ea1cr's om-e la ~
-I---. t-rffrr lUrisffer pertaining 20 TIE prll-.
1-~r- wru se rufertbs Euperrisiou o. thr cht mAl
- na virs1aucr comm hfee o. fhe boaln
AZ. mes. CdIIE. TrH1eTant, . me ame
roue poiut hereafter deficuated ~ aim r
Per ne purpose @ dispatch ana anFrhieie
srrv rfrirs. L hsre unde ny bentqEauess p ne
- H1nsa-raf. nuuree 4 Co. ln the Ayefee
-ssrp Il vim Be- aeisfed - WEl. XIX. hqs
hrve e5utroi 81 the disbursement u munltisns q
E.,oTer uhich thecIty has carfol ehn =
obeerriur ths ab1Fe ErranEemfst WA elolp
sine. ] desire toderote r. thaVEri1u- anilts
af D preparation 81 drfeuce ~ tae CITY
berfsurrtsu from g - a. A n AID h
Kespectfauv, r. Z. bAueh
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NEGROES MEETING.-Tsn negroes, slaves
Of the parties named below, were arrested on
Tuesday night, in the open tract south OF the
city. They were yesterday whipped and dis
charged. Jones, belonging 10 Mr.. Crawford T;
Moses, to H. Fitzgerald Edward, to F. H
T1lley James, to F. Smith Amos, to Col.
Lssthsrmsn, Willis, to J. W. snsad Tom, to
WIN. Goodwin David, to Mrs. West; Julia,
to Mrs. Bolton Hilliard, to Mary E. Butler.
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Be- The Ladies' SIKH Ward Home Guards A,Ioeis-
tIon.'
A meeting Of a large number Of the ladies Of
the sixth ward was held at the school house,
on Ponlotoc stree, on Tuesday afternoon at
four O'Clock, April q, 1861 in aecordanes with
the previous,notice given in that mornings Ar
PEAL. Mrs. A. W. Chanbliss vas elected to
the chair, Mss Mary A. Mcintosh Vice Pres
ident, and Mrs. J.. R. Weld requested to act as
secretary. After inteTchangiBg their views and
opinions. d was unanimously resolved to organ-
re themselves into a society to be called
Sc The Lajies Sixth Ward Home Gusrd Asso-
c~iaticn.o T. was then resolved that this asso-
citation consider il their first and constant duty
TO aid, BY all prae icable means, the "home
guardss Of our own ward, and that we tender
hem our tine and services to work for them 10
| time Of peace, and to nurse and comfort them
in time OF battle. We also tender our services
to any other companies Of the military OF ou-
| city aad country whenever we are not engaged
for our own ward Home Guards.
Before the a5isuTnmOnt, an executive com
mittee Of The following ladies was appointed,
whose duty It shall Be to receive such work as
the sixth ward Home Guards may desire to
have done: also, the work from any other CON-
psnies, when not engaged for the sixth ward,
I and 10 noliy lne PRESIDENT MIS- n n Nudm-
bliss, Of ssid work, that she may call the as
ISOLATION together at such time ami place as
may be necessary:
C0mmittee-Mrs. Bruce, st. Martin street;
Mrs. Farmer, Huling street; Mrs. Risk, Mul
berry street; W. 7. Williams, Tennessse street;
Mrs. Howard, Shelby street; Mrs. Dsyids,
Vance, street.
A note was received and read from Mrs. r.
B. Brown, heartily indorsing the object OF the
association, and rendering her services to US,
and excusing herself for not being with US on
account Of indisposition.
Any work for { e executive COMMITTEES may
Be left at the Office Of Young & Weld, Nc. 4
Union street. Mss. JOHN B. WELD, Sec.
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From ne ~KKsmiBsr, EorfOlt, Va.
cephalle Pills s'esmPlhh the sojest for which hsJ
were made, viz Cure Of Headsshs in all in isms.
Prem the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in mere haR a thousand eases,
with entire success.
From the Democrat, st Olsud, Ninn.
II you are, or have Sees trsulled vita the Hesdsess,
send for a bsx (~oephslis Pills., ss mat yes nsy have
them in sase Of an attack.
From the Advertiser. Previde1Ss, Ri
The Oephalic Pills are ala 70 b a remarkably enc
tive remedy for the Headache, aea she Of the very best
for that very frsquent complaint whish has ever Resn
discovered.
From the western R. R. Gazette, ChieasE, IN.
We heartily indorse Nj. spaldihg, ana his uarivslea
Osphalie Pills
From fhe Ksnswba Valley Star, Ksnavha. Va
We are sure that persons s~unerIns win the headache,
VINO ry tAem, will Htisk 70 then
From The Southern Path Finder, New Orleans. La.
Try theni you that are AhistsG and We are Sure mat
your testimony can BE- added to the already hauersns
list that has resolved dement's nat 70 stAsr medicine
can produce.
Prom the s. Louis Demss-at.
The immense demand fer ns article ~CsspAslis PiaO
Is rapidly Increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, IoEa.
Mr.. spsldlnE vsald net ssunest his name via an 81
tele he did not know to Bessss real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, R. ].
The testimony in their favsr Is sirens, from he NEST
respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport, RI.
osphslis Pills srs tAkiag tbs place Of all Einds.
From The Commercial Bulletin, Bestss, Nan.
Sale to be very ensacious for the Usa4asss.
Prem the Commercial, Cincinnati, OAis.
saHsring humanity San now be relieves.
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v. B. MrreHEtE,% Secretary.
NOTICE.

Realized By the committee OF Safety Of the
city Of Memphis, That this body urgently re-
quest that all creditors in this city, foFbsar
from the collection Of debts BY Eult II persons
engaged in military dutys or shall volunteer
HE services for the impeHding 1oy, and that a
suit against such persoH, should meet with the
jlst iHdigns tion Of this community.
F. TTTUs, Pre-.
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- 1A1 y
n. Eve bold an our stocks and bonds a. ps-ms-
nsut Investments, and the present prices should not be
ssnsiaered a. q proper standard FOR their real value,
but VrsferriaS % ssnform strictly 10 The requirements
q the Law, have quoted them 81 the lowest cash price,
: - = ~ s''' Of statement which makes 'ia'''''' Ct
~EA.-Anount liabilities due audn ot due
tsetnk1 snd sther eredltors----...-.. Hs55-7a
sh.-Lasss adJHsted and due. furpaid be-
eause 81 esurest among cred
nh.-Lssses adjusted and not
l0.2Sf9
sh -Lsssss adjustsd......-.... z8,fOs. So
sh.-Lsses in Suspense, waiting further procf nons
s1ospt what are resisted on he ground Of fraud
and net allowed.
1ofh-Au sthsr claims against The company There
are ssna unsettled eiaims.
Tith.-rhe greatest amount insured In any one risk
me general rule OF the company is, not 70 to ex
seed 1900 IN any one risk.
ish.-The greatest amount allowed BY the rule OF The
eonpahy to be Insured IN any sHe city. town o.
village, depending upon its size and hsW built
A-The Ereatest amount allowed 70 Be 10 any one
hleeEi depends usou is extent and Construction.
14th.-fhs act OF Incorporation Of the company is the
same as heretofore allied.
!. s. CARSON. President,
WV. L. BENT, Secretary.
sTATE OF VIRGINIA,
Friedrich Csunty,
J.. 5. Carson, President, and Wm. L. Bent, Secretary
ihiS day personally appeared before the fubscri5er. a
Jutise Of the Peaee, IN and for said county, in the State
afsrssais, and nads oath that the annexed statement is
true - ih'wd by the books and papers aledin the oEcs
siVsa unesrny hand this Ilgh day IF February, 1851.
). r. BROWN, :. P.
STATE 8P VIRGINIA,
Frsdrick County. S'
IL. O. Rely. CLERK Of the county court Of Predict
ssdaiy, Ia the State Aforesaid, Co hereby certify thatJ
R. BreWH. before whom the foregoing amdavit was
made, is = Jusuee Of the Peace In a8d ior said county
duly commissioned aud sworn, and that 70 al his acts
a. Eueh, fall faith shd credid are due and o. rigth ought
~ be Eivsa, IS well in courts OF justice IS thereout.
In testlnong whereof. / have hersunl0 sHbscribeded
NJ Asne, and fixed the seal OF sid county, this uth
DAY Il February, 1861, ard IN the ssh year Of the CON-
meavealth. J.. c. RELY, @. @.
STATE F P5 EISe 66aaiy, Is.
Z Rsst. B. Wslse, Notary Public In snd for the county
Aforesaid. Dc hereby certify that have examined asd
anparse with The f~oregoing statement the bonds
certificates 81 stse<, mortEagess etc, belonging to the
Insurance Company Of the valley CT virginia, AID md
hen 70 ssrrespsnd herewith And I do further GER
dfJ. thAt ne value Af3xea 10 each Is correct. so far as ]
an aAe - dstsrniHe from q~ustatiocs and other reliable
sourses s~fisformation, and that the MORTGAGES are on
property q double tie value Of The debts secured
merely.
In testimony vharesf, I have bsreunto Subscribed my
name and amKod ny notorial seal, At the t0Hn OF Win
chester, Va, February 1Ith, 1851.
ROBT. r. WOLFE, Notary Pablic.
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PROCLAMATION

U-EAEuM0UELV PASSED by CoAEITrEE OF
sAFkrF CT cry OF NEafEIs-
Rssolrsd, By the Committee Of Safety OF the
City Of MsnPhis, That al persons in our midst
from ABsoAD, nay be assured hat Tie whole
power Of this COMMITTEES viii be sxtrted to
nsintain the safety o. their persons and prop
err, % long as DO in.sdsrenes on their par
exercised against tas Affairs and Institutions
e The South F. TITUS, Pres'L.
F. W. RortrER, Sec'r.
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gpffiaL a0tlffs.
HOII0Vvay's PIIss-Tmpurity Of
fEse Rlnad

the Blood.
HEALTH consists in the purity Of fhs aaids and solid,
which compose the human body II the bleed beeomsi
vitiatod sit iufecss the whole system By IL coarse
thrsnsh every fibre and tssae. BollswsJ's Pills no
auy axpel all humors vsleh taiat or impsverlsh This
vital element, bat purity and i~nvisorAte it. ana ~ SOP.
plying . gentle and wholesome stimulus 70 shs sirsuls.
ton they strengthen each part, ana give t9ns 70 thi
whole frame.
sold - sildruggists, Al ase, sc. snd 81 per box.
epi7-dtuawfW
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IN y. n. W0IINW1 IIIH TIUITl8l0TI
Corner Third and Pine streets. St. Louis, Nc.
DR.. McLean's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT BI-LTOUSEESS, HEAD.
ACHE ETC.

Thers has never been q cathartic medicine offered
the public that has given such entire satisfaction
McIsan's Universal Pl's.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly insoosnt
and can Be- takeE By the most tender infant yet prompt
and powerful in removing all bilious secretion. acid or
impure, feted matter from The stomach. In fact, hey
are the only Pills that should be used in maIarious dis
tricfs.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain Ia the stom-
sch or bowels, though very actIve and searching 10 their
operation, promoting healthy s-ecretons Of tie liver and
Kidneys. who VIII suffer from Biiousless, Headachs
and Foul Stomach, when 90 cheap q remedy can be CD
tained2 Keep them constantly on hands a single dose,
taken in season. may prevent hours. day. ard months OF
sickness. Ask for DR. J. T.. EcLralia Universal Pills.
Take 10 other. Being coated, they are tastge5s- Price
uniy IS cents per box, and can be sent by mail 70 any
paEt OF the SHIFTED States
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third aad Pine streets, g. LBiss No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-04-25
Fer Sale,
70 HOUSEs Ann LoTs

4 W AOO666 AAaA A04R
~ SUITABLE fer small families, and 50,
4f91 situated on Dunlap street, . shsrt dis taS1
lance Of the Charleston DepsL Terms i1
AAA will Be made liberal asd cay, n Eppi-14aA
eaten be made soon.
Also sight ana 3 half acres In the Austin subdivisisn,
beautifully situated for private residences. This PROF
eriy l. ~situated half q mile s0Bth-eaE Of The residence
4 Eli RsyBer, whs viii take pleasure in showing il q
any person desirouf Of purchasing.
Also three desirable Building Lots, En- the rev State
line road, adioinins the residence property Of Nr. Lit
ueiehu.
For further particulars, spply to the editors Of th'
AFFEAL, or 70