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-
arponrMxEz.-1oaA l. Thompson, Esq,
tx-uty Attexney of Chicago, hss beer sp-
5,,inted a Captain IN he 18th regiment Of tho
7 sulkr arEy.
D1v1pErn.-The qalenA 4 Chicago Union
Rai',osd company declared dividend yeatez-
asy Of s per cent payabte IN New York, Jsn
uzry first.
RECEIVED At WA11Hs.-Ec1ectIc for De-
cember, Cornhill, Temple Bar md London
Art Journal for November; the English pa-
ptrs Of November 2, and fresh lot Of Gen.
AcClsllans ttArn1es sf Europe"
RECRUIT. ron Col. Bells CAvA1nr.-A
squad Of fifty men, under command Of Capt.
Danfo1th, arrived At Camp DouEaaa yesterday,
to join Col. Bells Caralry Regiment This
squad was recruited at Joliet and Rockford.
scme time since
TEACHER ARRHsTED.-Joh ohn E. KimbAn, =
teacher in the KipzIe street school, HIS ar
rested yesterday on the complaint Of II. jack
verify in whipping 8 boy, son Of tho complain
ant.
sCPER1oR CoCRr.-1n the case Of Adam
Kess1er, On trisl Tor stealing COW, in the town
Of jefferson, the jury brought in verdict Of
guilty, and fxed the sentence OF the prisoner
1t one years. coHNatment In the state Peni-
textiuJ. 4 molten fornew trial il pending.
Yesterday afternoon the track
piling Of the Illinois Central Railroad took
fire from the sparks of passing loco
motive ne.r the Round House. The furious
wind, wkich prevailed at the time, Threatened
70 produce serious conaagration, but tho
carly discovery averted the danger.
E The large E1ae ta1e Of sixteen thousand
dollars worth Of ea1thenw&1o, &c, will be
continued agsin this morning, at 81 O'Clock.
wholesale and retail dealers viii f1ad 1t to
their interest TO attend this days eale. Sixty
crstes, u1paeked, will be ss1d this morning,
st tie auction rooms OF Gilbert, Sampson &
Warner, No. So Lake street,
@-We regret to learn that the Exhibition
Of tne paintings 1t No. LII Randolph street
cannot remain Ia our midst many daYs longer,
liberal offer having been made by another
eA's' ~ ~ tue 80. e.'tseu ~ WV" No 40
4u1eD'eu 4o1 .aA7 ste~t soeo 'o4a5 ~ maA7 A.
I:.:s.. 80 A~A1 ~. aoAs7 e'1A
~'''A~ee ~ A-''f~~s eA~eAN A.-.A09'1'~s5-
TIE HOFFMAN DRlGooNs.-Te understand
thAt the Hoffman Drsgoons, Capt, schaum-
beck, are st present In Western Virgins.
Their ws1ts ksve been sadly neglected. No
uniforms haTe beck furnished them. and not
.cezt Of pay, In epitc of these DRAWBACKS.
the gallant fe1le1s are suxious far = fight
and resolutely remain toxether faithful to
ttesr dury-
thank us for again calling their attention to
the exhibition Of pictures In Kingsbury
Block and they will excuse u II ne aaY
thst, if the exhibition fails to yield hsnd'
some return to those who hare brought
these works Of art to the notice Of our cIti-
zens, we need uot again boaat in Chicago OF
artistic taste. The exhibition Is very mer:-
torious, axa ~ such Is deserving Of patron
sge.
- - - o'4 .4' "' IL A0'
DAaa' <~oA .uo eaeAAs :"
oPs4 snop, ~ soe. =. H'e4 &.4ee.' oe." GU
Nsa.e .s ~ ~ eass.a' sests,o@s, W is
pt ~ t ~ 'ne 1oo no
aeI1s .a.s1 ~4.n ~ .no oieu osiole 11eneh az
~ ~ r oeu1e ~ a~o iAssiJ tt1io'e'
~. ~. el.s Ao'h Na1'u'eAn' ~ .ae feqaess
LAD nser' sae "ss Will LIS "ae III
10 EGT &L lie GmE OF A4k QGE$Sf$ N e r3f
, 1861-11-21

UPWARD RouHD VEssEls--Seyeral ct the up
wand boaBd veteels. which passed this port YES
te1dsy, intecd csni1g a. Grzad 1rasst4a, ucaato
ard Grsex Bay for csrkos6 Of lumber dcsArad toe
M,lwruEee ard Chicago The 5refshts Offered
ft Il ibtse pointEwe oLd 'yrsaud. .ere TON IS 80 tc
81 ptr thcc1 ezd.-p=frpH If36sne.
, 1861-11-21

Value Of Property in Ceoh County.
We present below the tables, from the books
Of the assessors, showing the total valuation
Of property Of all descriptions in this county
and city. The aggregate valuation Is some
what less fhAu last wear,
, 1861-11-21
Gtiraqo Griiht&tts


.AsLow CoAcz.-Hnwsukee Is eoateesing
S.- claims Of Chicago for the location Of tAs
= .sicna1 Armc1y. Better 1ats than AcEeE
, 1861-11-21

"0uK BoHs" CoxP1AEk1Ep.-The cores-
pondent sf the Cincinnati Eaaate, writing
from El5zahethtown, Ky, pays the following
merited compliment to our boys Of the
Nineteenth" It IL not \ bit better than they
deserve:
Col Turrhin's Regiment, tho Nineteenth
Illinois ZouGves, are the attraction here.
Every morning the Colonel exercises his men
in muEket praetics at the target II two
O'Clock each fair afternoon battalion drill
tak9 place, or occasionally dress parade at
Eurset. There is no regiment In the West
more efficient in drill than the Nineteenth,
md they arc indeed the pride Of Illinois,
both In manner aud discipline. The Colonel
hrs engaged the services Of Professor Bid
dell from Louisville, for the purpose of in.
PRODUCING good muAic into the regiment rs
proposes to form gleo club sud an amateur
Instrumental band for the benefit OF his neo,
so that they can mix with severe discipline .
pleasant and profitable enjoyment. Prot
Ridde1l Is superb vio1tnlst and practical mu'
siclan, and there are u1any fine musiciaaa
sInopK the men a. well "a the ofhcera- Be-
sides this Nc hsvea fine regimanta1 band, IN
der the leadership Of Jack LRne, an old mu
eician. With these pleasant amusementa the
regiment Will take more interest In the du
Tits Ct the campaign.
, 1861-11-21

The shove IL exclusive Of the school, town,
delikqnent, road and dog taxes, which will
amount to 100000.
, 1861-11-21
3lDst.

CHICAGO WATER WORKS.
~ NQIlEE-An oEnets Or occupa2a q 9Hnal3KR ~
Cemreoz. sEe hexsby aodaed thst tho SEC ed Sent
Annual AM payMeut e the ysaC cM0mr1eaca1E M MY r.
gn The 1tss of Ngye@ber NEXT q the onoe 9t ~
The payment been cecl1red 70 bo due tie nEst cx
November next IL the use Of tae hal1 year
OHreH Of occupants Of batldinsa .1iea ~ s!t1aae6
on lots adjoining Any etEedt 4vUu1e sey, tAru0E&
which The distributing E2ts7 pipes arc lasd but vhisk
are not supplied with NAter ~ a9 noaasd that is
Second Semi Annual pkyu1e1t for the assessment tsr
Me1ear co11menei1E My 1st. ls61: and eofdrE XAy
16t 1854 1m be due md ps54hla It nas sa1oe HMa eR&
plsca- By order Of tho Boafu
omee eftne Board otPanhc Was6, 1cEla ISL
oclaR1lsEW
, 1861-11-21

Receipts or the New York CauRls,
Receipts lat week in Nov. 1e61..-.... $f6S3A ST
uo. 1s6o. .-....-.-....-.~--.--.-.-.- liz GIL SO
increase ....-.--..---.---.-.. $50 2S3 Is
Receipts ID week In NOV, 1861 -..-... SS0T,4 "a
DO. 1sGu-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 133 3l1.f4
Increase .:-.-..::...--:..-.:.--. $74,1Ta Os
Total receipts from May LIST to Nor.
l4th- 1861: s. 64a, $40 t8
Ffoo Ap1A 95tn TO Nny. 1f1h. 1861. 833. .141 10
- Total Hc1eate -...-.--.-.--.-.- $50, 195. SO
The receipts for 1861 to Noyembes 14th exceed
the entire receipts Of any previous year 6y mar
Mon jdutieen thousand dpitars-AH. Ets jour.
, 1861-11-21

lHh ARNoRH QuEs11on,-Ata meeting held
oy Tie Committee of the Board Of Tfsde and
the Ae1cant1e Association, last evening, Al
The 'oons Of the Mercantile Association,
Judge Scales of1eFed The following resolution,
which WIS A1opted.,
Resolned, Tbet 1t Il expe9ieah that tho ee7ors]
committees. e1tize1s genessaly, and railroad All
{. r., eeDd the pefitfo1s for tbs AruansJ ard NsI1
soe'al1oes OF other cities. - tha ageuts On tt.
lines ct tho railroads. 70 n,t1tssJ tneAnp ne1ts
and ~ The touos L }ae Na<ta Te1t fos e
Immediately.
, 1861-11-21

Heating and Yenhlating Furnace,
For Housea Churches Scsoo1 z;or.es Public Hsls Ac
This Furnace has been 70 thoroughly tried ia Il
point 9f economy IN fuel cheapness, IN coat and
Bryan, G g. HAMMOND. " " Far1elI John II WiI.
a21ns " Ca5tes Rs4s ksqra- end Rev Deanls Dunn
q Ehlc4Eo; J. p Eobe1tsnn, JA3on MH1eh and Cha4
E steE. Esqts- Of Rockford ADDRESS n r. LKsTKE
fott 0Gcs BOX a6sn OGce No. s. Lazx1e street
, 1861-11-21

AID OfF,-B1.eks$t'4 Ninth Ca12lsy re.
{ ved their pay ysstsrday from Major Klazse
T. !. Ase5staut PAy1a3xter {. n. WraN
, 1861-11-21

srronrHxhr.-3oAa l. Thompson, Esq ,
tx-City Attorney of Chieago, hss bean ap-
5,alnted Captain IN he 18th regiment Of the
aulkr arEy.
, 1861-11-21

D1y1pEKn.-The G&ena 4 Chicago Union
Ri',osd company declared dividend yestez-
lsy Of s per cent payab1e In New York, Jan
u.1y first.
, 1861-11-21

Ho6s-tho feceipta are too he1Vy and the mar
ket IL dull Theze arc a number Of b1yers hare,
but owing to The heavy ofefiogs. most Of them
fmsetne posk selling much cheaper than the rates
Of la.t week. Dining the week aboat 20 ooa
Central Railroad. We quote stlt1.fed. fat, 1t 50
3Hc; prime pigs ut 51@44c, snd fat corn fed ~
$HR4Ke-Eps1iag Jt;1cTnak
, 1861-11-21

RECEIVED At WA11Hb.-Ec1ecttc for De-
cember, Cornhill, Temple Bar and Lon1os
At Journal for November; the English Pr
ptrs Of November 2, and fresh lot Of Gen.
McC,sllan's "Arrn1es ef Europe"
, 1861-11-21
NJ a r RI Il D.

II this city, On tho 18th izst. BY the Rev B. Boyt
2. d. kE j. LYNCH and Mss q. B0LEf. all o
this city.
, 1861-11-21

We regret to learn that the Exhibition
Of fne paintings 1t No. Ill Randolph street
canrot remain ia our midst many daIs longer,
q liberal offer having been made by another
city. Orc ot the gentlemen to whom We are
indebted for this treat goes to-day to make ar
fragments for Its removal We advise cur
citizens to Inspect them Immediately.
, 1861-11-21

E1IkwoR1H ZouAyEs-Ysu are hereby ordered
to be 1t 3our AEnory this Thursday night, At Z
O'Clock, in full dress uniform. Per order Of
E. L. BRAND, Captain.
, 1861-11-21

RECRUITS ron Col. Bells CAvALkT.-A
squad Of fifty men, under command Of Capt
Danforth, arrived At Camp Dougaaa yesterday,
to join Col. Bells Cavalry Regiment This
squad was recruited at Joliet and Rockford,
scme time since
, 1861-11-21

TEACHER ARRHsTED.-Jo ohn E. Kiuball, 4
teacher in the kiDzIe street school, wss ar
rested yesterday on the complaint Of n. jack
so1, charged with having exercised undue &C.
verify in whipping boy, son Of tho complain
ant.
, 1861-11-21

SUPERIOR CorRr.-1n the case of Adam
Kess1er, On trisl tor stealing COW, in the town
Of jefferson, the jury brought in verdict Of
guilty, and fxed the sentence OF the prisoner
ut one ycar'S coHN1tmeut in the State Pcui-
textiz1J. 4 molten for new trial IL p3nd;nr,
, 1861-11-21

TIE CoECERT TO-N1GHT.-The festivities
for the benefit Ct the Home Of the Friendless
were largely attended yesterday. the Tab
learx lsst evening drew an uinnense crowd and
ve1e the subject Of universal praise. The
concert takes place this evening at Bryan
Hall ard an unusually excellent programme
Ia. been prepared, as follows:
1. Soso-"My Boyhood's Houe.'' Ramer.
scs4-z.on u: { aEoss4s 5sss41 + D,.slo', ns,.<.
tesr xns DE IoTNks,
& AR1A-Ftom the Ope1a La Ch41et." ADAM
NR- DE FA6eto.
4 B411Ao-" When the quist Moon it BAN.
t1g." sehum4a
AEs EAT11soN.
Eizeth
Nfs pk LoENKs AED NE. DE PAssIo.
E. s9Ha-" Scots va hna'' -.
Z. 7."sA1pT 4 IL FRAxck narnsxett5
M1ss DE 1oTxm
8. NATIONAL ARTHEN AID TAR1Eanr
NH- xA1T1son.
The cmeeIt closes with beautiful tab1eau,
In which Nrs. Mattison VIII pessouste the
Goddess Of Liberty. The scene will BE- pro
duced IN costume, With scenic effects and ss
sisted by the Ellsworth Zouaves, Capt Brand.
Mr.. Payne, the conductor, has had much ex
perience IN the conduct Of concerts, and hi
7a1ua3!n services Will taad largely to It's CON
plete suecesR. We hops cvarg ee.t in til
hail Will be filled. One cannot invest In
more e1cslIect charity Ct tu ooe which etAa55
caere In need Of pecc1tsrJ Al
, 1861-11-21

~ The large Eaae sAle Of sixteen thousand
dollars worth Of earthenwa1o, &c, Will be
continued agsin this morning, at 81 O'Clock.
wholesale and retail dealers viii t1ad It to
their interest to attend this days ea}e. Sixty
crstes, unpaeked, will be ss1d this morning,
st tie auction rooms OF Gilbert, Sampson &
Warner, No. 50 Lake street.
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aehs bu Gskaran5.
ARRHyaL o. THE STEAMSHIP
uNITEp KINGDOM.


NEW F8RK, February a--Ths steamship Unite
KiHsdom, Capt. wm Nsitslrsia, o. the anchor line o
packets steamships. passed on Cape Racs yesterday
bound from Glasgow 10 New York with sdvircs to Sos
day, the 2oih UT. she VA boarded on Cape Race BY thi
atsaul nswe yacht OF the Eew YORK associated press, and
The following summary Of her news obtained
PAzn.-The army o. france Is to be increased By M
addition Of seventeen regiments.
HUNsARY-Advices received from Pesih say Gen
Nspka is preparing FOR 3 ris nE q the people Of Hua-
gary.
s1HE BruAS HkssEcREe[Acc0unis receired from
Bryrout say tho trials for tho massacre Of Christians
has been e1nsladed. The DFusss concerned in TIRE ms-
saere were sentenced to death, aud the Turks to exile.
The steamship Anglo Saxon arrived out On the 18Th
ult., from Portland. rta
Gen. Gsribsldi was shortly 70 visit C~oustananopie.
The tendency toward a renewal 81 hoailtles IN Italy,
during the coming ssring, was moi 80 strong.
The Bank Of France was still losing gosd. The bogrse
was dnu. Three per cent. rentes closed at 81 francs 20
oeniimes.
Active wArlike preparations throusilost Denmark
continued.
The Russian government protests against the menaees
put forth by Germany toward Denmark.
The French Courier hercantiie rays Several thou
sand Rourbonists entered The Neap1iAn provinces
through the territory OF thu States fine churss, COM
psIling the Italian forces to retire on Avsrseaao"
The king Of Prussis, in his address on the lsth, ad-
vissd Warilke preparations en- tho Rhine.
Two frisates had left Genoa for Gseta also a body Of
troops for Naples.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

OUR sTREErs.-The slight rains Ct the past
few days have rendered our strests almost
impossible. As long as the base is Mlssis-
sippi gravel and the supsrslrueturo earth
which, with The slightest moisture, is converted
int muck, this condition Of things may BE-
expected. During the pleasant weather, II
which the streets become dry and dusty, this
earth is crowded into the cutters BY the cen
tinuous action OF the wheels Of nambsrless
vehicles, and the consequences is that the cen
ter Of the street becomes a trough in which
dirt is held IN solution in Che consistency Of
spaldihg's prepared glue, aud which adhsres
to everything It touches With almost ecus
tenscity. Are we ever to experiences that "good
time coming" which our authorities have
long been promising in which our streets will
be passsble in sunshine or s~torm-inthe one
case, comparatively free from The dust, and in
the other, from the mud2 Echo answer
go
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HONE %TestimonY.

Prom the Pittsburg United Presbytsriaa.I
We ave tried Hoststter's stomach Bittes for Dys-
pep'ia, and can speak favorably Of its effects, and have
no hesitation in osmnending them to those suffering
from any debility OF the kind.
From the Piusburg Post, August 81, ls5s.l
HOsTETTER's BIrTRRs.-These Bitiers have OBJ
tanned a wids-sprsad and well-detsrved celebrity 10 all
parts OF the country. They arc an admirable remedy
for . great variety Of stomach diseases. It is ~sunleient
evidence OF It's beneficial character 70 observe The i'm
mense quantities Of it shipped by Nessrs. Hostettsr 3
Saith, tho proprietoTs 70 All points in HE coantry.
From IRE Piasburg Gszsttes August IS, 1884,
knowledge is gained BY experience, and, though we
have heretofore dealt very little IN medical prepara-
tions, we are compelled, in justice to ths manafsotuFsrs,
70 say that Hostetier's stomsoh Bittsrs has been the
means Of curing Us Of q severe attack Of Dyspepsia, and
has removed pain in the stomach in = very short tine.
Fsr sale By druggists an aealsrs generally svsTy-
where. H0SIETTEB a SMITH,
Manufacturers and Propristors,
jaso-dtwawIy No. IS water and IS Frsnt street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

CorsoeAqaon.-From Rev. Richard Hines,
Secretary Of the C~onvocatiOn Of The Western
District Of the Diocese Of Tennessee, we learn
that The following appointments have been
made for The members Of tie eoEvOeatinn in
the pulpits Of the city Cor to-day;
The Rev. J. A. Harrison, Of jackson, viii
preach q Missionary sermon in Calvary church,
on Sunday morning, and q collssiion win be
made IN behalf OF The Missionary Of the con-
vocation. There viii be a missionary meet
ing in tbs SEINE church at night, and several
addresses delivered, after which a collection
will be made for the support Of the missionary
enterprise.
TIE Rev. W. C. Gray, Of Bolivar, viii
preach a missionary sermon on Sunday mora
ing at 81. Mary's church, and a collection
viii be made in behalf OF the eonvoestion.
The Rev. J. A. Harrison win preach 10 The
afternoon at the sans church, and a eollee-
ton viii be made for the misslo5aTy Of The
eonvocaiion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03


ESCAPE OF TBE FoRsER SHETvER.-h wilt
be remembered that = young nan named
sanver, was recently arrested in our city,
charged with having forged a note Of hand on
bis father, ia Louisville, some time ago, In the
name Of bis uncle, and the subsequent arrival
Of officer ". D. Bligh, from Louisville, with a
rsquisition for shriFer from the governor Of
Kentncky, for bis removal 10 that STATE 10 be
placed on trial. The officer arrived in Nash
vile with shfiver on the 30th, and placing
him In charge OF an acquaintance, whose ser
vices be had secured, left him in one Of the ears
Of The Louisville train, end went out l. look
after the tickets and baggage. Bat bis de-
psrture was attended with tie most u%nfortu-
nate results. During bis absence, the youth
ful prisoner, asking leave o. bis custodian,
catered the saloon in the car, and whea the
latter, a moment sftsrward, attempted 10 fol-
low him, be found the door closed 10 all In
gress. Alarmed at the j~ancture Of Affairs, the
s. keeper Immediately went to a window Of
q ear, opened it, and to his Infinite sarpri-
and modification, discovered that his prisoner
had escaped through the saloon window. TIE
alarm was at once given, and the police
speedily engaged in searching for the missing
pr;eoney, bat no prisoner could be found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

Qua REGULkR PAoKETs.-RO lees than
seven packet lines ply regularly between This
and other posts, with which we are in direct
and constant commercial communication, en-
plOying on an average as many a. thirty
steamers. These boats do an Immense carry
Ing trade, and are an important auxiliary to
the thriving commerce Of our a0urisbing city.
But notwithstanding the immense business
these boats are capable Of doing, it has been
necessary recently to bring other boats sPe-
eially 10 our wharf to assist in removing The
cotton which IS accommodating Ia our ware
houses and On TIE blnE. oae o. our regular
packet lines, We learn from uDdou5tsd au-
5hority, has cleared $4,000 IN The last four
months. Verify, hey must have carried
sererdl packages 70 and from Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

ARRAY on THE LEvEE.-Hugh Graham,
second engineer on the steamer Gen. Pike.
yesterday very severely ehastised man who
belonged OF the SAINT boat named Bill Logan.
in a difficulty which grew out Of certain
charges which Logan had made against Ora
released on putting up a forfeit at the jail
He will have a hearing before the recorder thir
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

II We we're asked what advice ne would give our bes
friend on parting with hin, we would say, be sure .,
keep DALLET's MAGICAL PAIN EITRAcTOE
always on hand. Tcu have a sure, safe and immediate
remedy for a host Of dimculiies and dangers. Once for
all, paiey's Kagical Pain Extractor is the nihii Interior
o. eli the remedies ever oEersd TO the public.
Por sale IN New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and i5f Chartrss street
Sole sseais fer the sautasEn States, and 70 whom 8
orders should be addressed. jaso-dawIm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

SrREET ScRAFTEG.-Commissionsr Parsons
was actively engaged yesterday, ~serapping
the mud ito piles on Madison, jefferson and
Cours streets, to be distributed owes the streets
again BY the wheels OF the countless vehicles
which throng these public thorougbfarss.
Certainly vast amount Of money and labor
have been expended on our streets to find them
in such a condition as they present to-day, in
spite Of the "scraper."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

DEATH OF an OLD CrTrzEE OF TEEEEs-
sEE.-CoL. George Elliott died at bis resi-
dsDce, " Wall Springs" SIMMER county, Ten
nsssee, en- the LIST inst, in the TJh year Of bis
age. We understand that bis old friend, Col.
BailIs PsytOn, is preparing his obituary. Col.
PeytoL'srsady pen and long acquaintance with
the deceased, snineHtly fit him FOR such task.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

8 Headache is the ~favOrite sign BY which
nature makes knowu any GevlAt0a whatever from %
natural State Of he brain, and viewed u this Light il
may De locked On as q safeguard intended 10 give notics
Of disease which might Otherwise escsps ~attoRtio1, til
zoo late % Be- remedied and is Indications should never
oe neBtected- Headaches may be CLASSIFIED under two
names, viz sympt0melie and Idi0pathlc. symptemstic
Beadache is eEooedingiy osamon and Is the precursor
d a great variety Of diseases, among which are Apo
PeEys Gout, Eheumatism and Ell febrile diseases. 10
ia nervous form It IL sympathede Of distase Of the
stomach constituting Sick Headache, Of hspalc disease
constituting Bilious Headache, Of worms, constipation
and other disorders OF the bowels as well a. rensi ADD
uterine affections. DiseAses' the heart are very fire.
quenty attended with Headaches; Anemia and Piethora
are also Affections which frequently occasion headache.
l~diopathie Headadae 10 also very common, being usually
distinguished BY the name Of Nervous Headache, some
times osming on suddenly in a state Of apparently oGnd
health, and prostratinB 81 once the mental AID physical
energies and 10 other Instances IL comes on slowly, her
aided BY depression Of SPIRITS or aeerbi;y OF temper. In
most instances the pain Is In the front OF the head. over
one or both eyes, AID sometimes provoking vomiting
lnder this class may also be named Neuralgia.
FOR the treatment Of either class Of Headache, the
Cephzlic Pills have been f01nd 3 sure and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in 4 few ulnutes. ana
By It's subtle power erHdicating the diseases o. Whicl
Headache Is the unsrring index.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03

ATTENPTEB RoBBERY AT A BOARDING
HoUsE.-John Smith ("this name reminds ne
" a nan I once knew-not this man, but an
other nan.") was yesterday morning, at the
unreasonable hour Of one o'clock in the morn
ing, caught il a room Of the boarding house at
No. 46, Madison street, where be had doubt
less entered for the purpose Of breaking over
that injunction against human weakness
" Thou shalt not steal" When discovered, be
attempted to conceal himself by crawling IN
der the clothing on an uuoecupied bed, which
feint did not succeed, however, as be was ar
rested and yesterday morning fined S25, IN de-
fault Of which , was handed over % thu cap
tain Of the cham gang Cor a period Of ff y
three days. It is believed that a "par' was
liz company with "Smitb,7 bat made bis es.
| cane.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-03
We WouId Can

Il particular attention Of every reader to the sdvsr-
tsement OF CLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
and VOLCANIC OIL IMMINENT. They are TOO well
known in this community TO require recommendation
But there are many Of our readers who are suGsring
from a arrangement Of the digestive organs, without
the slighteFt idea Of the real cause, giving rise to symp-
toms such as despondeney, nervous, unpleasant tesiinEi
indecisisn, lack Of energy, making existence 4 burden.
To AL who may be Efaic.ed, trytbis cord al It viii give
immediate relief. To al who may be smie.ea with
Sores or Pains Of any kind, try the Liniment. See tie
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