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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24
Fever and Ague

from which mankind suffer over laroe r.-. the globe, is the consequence of diseased ss.,s in the system, induced by the poisonous nss, rson vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved ta a the action of solar heat on wet soil and Hex " the watery vapor from it. While the sun ;s bsaa %a the horizon this vapor fingers near the eartbs seow face, and the virus is taken with it throuoS sa .h lungs into the blood. There it acts as ar, rr;tse ne poison on the internal viscera and excretinp of the body The liver becomes torpid and fs ss secrete not only this virus, but also the bile fos the blood Both the virus and the bile accumnls.a in the circulation, and produce violent const;h, tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys. and ths stomach sympathize with the liver, and becornss s,s disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our o, ganism, as if in an attempt to expel the nox;on. infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the hos in the internal excretories to force them to cas
 out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes [" the central organs with congestive violence. Th;s is the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then ,hs FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the cen. tral organs and rushes to the surface, as if n another effort to expel the irritating poison throucH that other great excretory-the skin. In tS;. also it fails, and the system abandons the attemnt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of streneh to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are the fits or paroxysms of EVER AND Aour Such constitutional disorder will of course under. mine the health if it is not removed.
 We have labored to find. and have found, an antidote, 8t4e
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24
NOTICE.

THE interest of Thomas McCarley in the + firms of R. c, McCarley & Co.,, and of Me- Carley, Brown X Go. has ceased, and the under signed is the only authorized agent to settle that part of the business of the two frms
 aPrl7-tf R. c. McCARLEY
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24
sEd Brass and Copper Wanted.

A IL persons having old brass or copper are "A requested to deposit it at the |sCitizen Office" Des Arc needs good brass cannon and it can be easily obtained, if those having old brass or copper will donate it for that pur- pose, may l5.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24
Blanks! {! Rlanksrf

In addition. to our regular stock of blanks such as deeds of Conveyance; Quit Claim deeds, &c., we have just printed "Sherif,s tax-deed-drawn by B. D. Turner. Attornau at Law, Searcy, White county'' This form is acknowledged sc superior to any other in the
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24
N. BOYD....... .................M M. BOYD. BOYD BROTHERS,
 n DIES ARC. ARK.

~ HAVE just received large,rzzzzzz, 1ass0rtmenI of tSEm@sYA
 GzoSER
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-07-24

? bbls. cognac Brandy 10 boxes Tobacco, as-
 sorted,
 5 dog. Buckets, water, 5 l" !" well, 10 ( Wash Boards, 2 bbls. Beat Hominy. 2 " White Beans, 800 lbs. Candy assorted 1 box Rock Candy,
 5 ( Catsup,
 5 ( Pepper Sauce, 2 half bbls. Soda, 300 lbs. Starch, 10 gross Matches, |50 bbls Potatoes, 20 sacks Coffee, 10 kegs Powder,
 5 dog. Yeast Powder, 5 l" Mustard,
 l box Cream Tartar,  Figs x and IRssasisiIls, Fruits of all kinds, # other articles. 'urchase will do we'll to BOYD BROTHERS.
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COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT

81 Adams Street,
TWO doors from Second street, J. D. LAYTON
L Proprietor. All towers Of good eating viii reioica
to learn that the COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT will
open on MONDAY, 4tn( inst, where viii be kept OF
d nd The very best article to be obtained il the South
srn market The proprietor solicits a call from hi
friends and The pubic.
no5-lm }. D LAYTON.
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On Chauge-Ru,iness News.


'-
Oh change yesterday aA~
.--'N' lie sales ot flour were p o+-'.'s
lu' ai ~ 90, % barrels and 80 SACKS s'fol'Io
at @io' ie7 barrels country eSt" 9Ao"''
barrels Bluff City extra at 0li' - barrels
~coUnuyezI at Su D, 7Jbaue.s do. al 9il o.
. barrels Star Mills extra at Si2 OF wheat gov
bushels common white at 81. 90 bushels ME-
nor at 81 l23, IS bushels common at 81 oO'
% bushels prime red ct s.; ofcorn ie5 bushels
mixed at IS cents, 1857 bushels at 81 V21' 2oo
bushels delivered at 81 GA. 40 bushels OF rye 81
81 -, 100 bushels tuuiPs o. 40 cents. ll5 BUSH
els inferior potatoes at 81 a. 29v sacks OF salt
at $50, 100 barrels OF mo.asses ot - cents, so
do. ct - cents, and $50 hogs at 5000 f'E .d'
lot.
After Change hours it became known .aa' Odd.
authorities, as We have already stated was eN-
pected- bad removed Tie embargo SO far corn
Is concerned, and If tha statements that has been
frequently made, to the effect t-st ,le1. ."
very large amount of corn mp the river, ..e s.i-
rect. we may look for decline In this article
The City Council at IT'S last meeting had be-
fore ii a resolution, presented ly AID Morgan
foe ohiecr of which WAS 10 grant ID any mei-
chant or merchants as much of the wharf IFiaE
between Washington and Poplar streets, as may
be required for sugar .al5u-' parties aTail-g
themselves of the privilege To yaelta the landing.
whenever Council may eal upon -ArHto do "a
The resolution was referred TO ,he Wharf Com
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CRIMINAL C0URT-On opening The court,
and reading the record, the matter Of Michael
Gallagher, being a hoJc0s corpus petition, to re
cover his child, a girl Of eleven or twelve years
OF age. alleged to be in the custody Of Joseph
HAYNES. was heard by the court, when testimo-
nv was adduced as 10 the paternity and treat
ment Of the child, and habits. etc, Of the alleged
father. and the defendant offered to introduce the
child that her statementmigbt be heard in thecase,
and touching her wishes, etc, when the petition
or objected. and # was stated also that there was
other evidence 10 be introduced, when court con-
rinued the hearing until this morning. The
case is. I'm fact and law, one Of much interest, and
the court allowed the counsel, on either side, an
o,portunity to examine authorities. W. Cole
man for petitioner. and sale and harrington for
he defendant.
About 10 O'Clock, the jury in the case OF the
Sale Us. Matthew Mccarthy, iog the murder OF
his wife. the defendant being present, came into
..onrt and retu-ued a verdict of guilty OF murder
;n the FIRST deqree-a solemn verdict, solcmnly
pronoupced by the Jury, and received by the
r,urt. 4 motion was made by the defendants
counsel fora new trial and in arrest Of Judgment,
which VIII be hereafter heard and determined by
the court The defendant was renauded to Pris-
Rarely in the course Of criminal practice,
does q case arise Of more interest, or more re-
ruarkable in its character and details than this.
II "a wei calculated to become a leading case ID
criminal jurisprudence, and had tie party been
prominent. no doubt Il would have elected mucL
public attention. The arguments Of counsel
were singularly able, earnest, and sometimes
highly eloquent. and were heard by the court
and Jury, and spectators with marked attention
as among the best efforts in court Of some OF the
finest lawyers in the State. Attorney-Genera
Edndee represented the State, and Nessrs. Sale
and Yerger the defendant.
The State vs.. Martin German, for assault win
intent tokll, was taken up and ajwy empaueied-
Acknowledgement EIdridge and Follintine for the
State, and Coleman and Gallagher for the defend
ant. The testimony being heard, and the case
ably argued by counsel, the jury retired. AT
the hour Of adjournment, they had NOT agreed in
their verdict.
The case Of the State VS.. Peter, a slave, for
murder, was called at ? O'Clock. Five Jurors
only were obtained.
The following eases are set for to-day 69o
state IS. Barton and Phillips 762, State vs.
Williams. If these should not consume the day
ihs casrs not set on any Of the dockets viii be
called iB their order and disposed Of The court
IS now fully under way in the heavy felony case.
81 The term, having now been actively at WORK
for a mouth. The number ofcsses on the doeke'
reached 797, . considerable number OF Wbici
have been disposed Of, but much heavy bushes.
set remains 20 De transacted.
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bea.al |..sGoesGd. u1oU hearing the news o.
Cen. Evans brilliant victory at Leeshurg, ISSUED
the following general orders to the First Corp.
OF The trmy of the Potomac:
H~rAUQUiETgEs,
First Corps Army of the Potomac.
Scar leutrevjlle. VA October % l-..-)
General OTders Voc
The general commanding, in communicating
10 his army corps general orders No. A., dated
October 22d. 1861, from the headquarters OF the
amy of Che Potomac, must avail himself Of the
occasion to express his confident hope that all o.
his command. officers aud men, by the brilliant
achievement of their comrades in arms, OF the
.th brigade. ON the Dist instant, viii be assured
OF oar ability 20 cope successfully with the Toe.
arrared against Us ia whatsoever force he may
offer battle. Under the inspiration OF a Just
utrse. defending all We hold dear on earth, OF
worth living for, and with the manifest aId OF
tae God Of battles, we can and must drive ouI
invaders from the soil of Virginia, despite their
numbers and their long accumulated war equip
a--.
SOLDIERS OF THE FIRST CORPS: Your en-.
envy is Jemg1lliz5d 10y these defeats his mum.
bsls give but temporary confidence, which at AL
times rUu can aissipatr In au instant, when ami.
mated by The resolution TO conquer OF die facing
hiu. Alter tGe success of the eth brigade in tho
conflict of the DIST October, no odds must dis
courage OF make YOU doubtful Of victory, when
you are called upon by your general to engag,
lu battle.
BY command Of General Bpauregarj.
Signed TuOS. JORDAN, A. a. trou.
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CHEROKEE CURE!

an u~nfai'ing c1re FOR Seminal weakness. N5cturns
Emissions impcteucy. Loss Of Power, Pains in n,
Back stone In The Bladder Distracted and Difficult
Aenstruation, aud all diseases caused by de7isting iron
the path OF nature, and iudulglnE IA Self Pollution.
Blythe use Of this Cure all improper discharges are re
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedH,
cured, aud full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should raaec
that a sound mind and body are necessary to promot,
eonnabisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor. de5GHta.,H worn down
and despairing deyotee Of sensual pleasure, will End re
lief.
It's safe and pleasant in taste, but immediate IN III
action containing no mineral poison. but Is prepare,
from pure vegetable extracts. IN DE form Of a deIlsiar
syrup.
Price - per bottle, or ihrae bottles for e.. and Tor
"arded BY express to sl parts OF the world.
Sold ~ all respectable druggists e~vsryuhsrs.
POTTER & MERWIN. Prapristorz
Sole Proprietors, g Jefferson street, near post Office
general dealers ia ali popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
Es-sold in Memphis By al responsible druggists.
mr26-dtwswly
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GRAND ATTRACTION AT u THEATEB To
NIGHT-Col. LooneY's regiment being ordered
To- Cumberland Gap, viii need warmer clothing
than they have at present, especially since
many OF theiT number have been so enfeebled by
sickness as to be more susceptible to change OF
climate than usual. Owing to the excellent
management OF their surgeon, De. Gray, no
dsathsh have occurred, although upwards Of two
hundred Of the regiment have been sick The
children ofo8r city schools have been in the
ha5i. OF giving an entertainment every year.
Their entertainments are generally crowded We
hope the one they give tonight, for the benefit
81 this regiment, may place a large sum IN theii
hands 20 purchase materials, which the nimbie
fingers Of our ladies win soon convert into warm
shirts aud drawers for our soldiers.
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For h5ldFcn
Dr. .1cEea1s's UIEtTeysGF pills ,
LIVER COMPLAINT.

E-illOuEnesz, Headache, Etc.
There has never been g. Csthastie medicine offered 90
the public that has given such eurrs Satisfaction as
Mclean Universal ltIs.
being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly iuuoeeut.
and can Pc ttceu hy the most tender infant, yet prompt
and powerful n removing al billions s7ctfuu. aed or
impure fustd natter from the stomach IN fact ftrv
tFicfs.
They produce no Cipins sickness or Fan r pc st,u-
ach OF bowe s, though very active ard saancau o. tlcir
operation. prUmotigg hesIfhv secretuus 81 ac Irrl ln4
kidneys. Who via sahcr from h.uusa heslacas
and Fodi Stomach. when So cheap arcueiv esE De- aa-
tanned Keep them roustanty oa hand a~1ge fr=e.
taken n season. NAV prevent t1urs asvs m uoaths &C
sickness. Ask Zoe D.. p 70 NgLeaas Elrerssl F
Take no other Being coasei tlev ere tseess Fucs
oniy - cents per box. and can he ssnt tf usI tc aHY
part Of the United Sts;Cs
T. a. MCLEAN sole PropFfetcr
Corner TL1f1 and p0e sfteetS So Eoufs Nc
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q. ATTEsIPTED SUICDE.-Matthew Mccarthy,
who was yesterday found guilty Of murder in
She frs; degree, after his return TO his cell was
engaged in shaving himself, when suddenly be
cut deep wound in his lei arm, and continued
cutting ulsl one Of the iour other susn in the
same cell snatched the razor from his hand. Dr.
Peyto1 was called in. He found the case a Sc
rious one. A large artery had been seveled, and
owing to delay in obtaining assistance, and ihe
failure TO tie the arm tightly above the wound
q very large amount Of blood was lost. ID app
pefed that the unfortuna;e man, after cutting
his arm half Of, continued to cat inside he
wound. Br. Peyton dressed the wound in a
very skillful manner, but the condition of the
uan is one Of great danger.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
D.TTY REPORT OF THE mARNKT.

FURNISHED PROM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEgPHIs, November r, 1861.
cnvTGy-No sales. receipts or shipments.
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.ycsc Good, .9elr s0oa-PaTchgse JVecesse
rfes WikiEe Itsu Gan!

FtfH - HtFt ~
StIlman & Co., III Main street, are dailyre-
ceiving additions to their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery and fancy goods. Our
stock is replete with all the novelties of The sea
son, having just received our Paris and London
fall styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses'
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc,
etc. Having selected our stock with the e1eat-
est possible care, and having the adyaHts &c OF
purchasing exclusively fer cash, we can and
will sell at old time prices. To country dealers
and customers we offer unusual Inducements lor
cash. Our long experience in the business en.
abIes US to ell oil orders with p~romptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, We
respectfully solicit O continuance Of the same
uc5U.lmdaw
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FURNISHED PROM TIE MERCHANTS EH''
MEMPHIs, November + l.ol.
sales. receipts or shipments
ToBACCO-we hear Of no movement in the mar,e.
/ Prices nominal, as follows:
MEMPHIS TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
Inferior Lugs----- ~ f-
/ Good Iurs see " ~
Common Admitted. 1900 ~
/ Fair
/ Fine & "
Choice aud Selections
w8EAT-Reeeipts aud stocks usht-frce' nTM-
| small sales Of choice at . busheL and Of common TO
prime at sL30aSL7J.
TuOUR-A fair demand at about previous rate"
Sale. lO0br country extra supcrdue az slCI'i 81 10"
superfne at s~a5OasIo; ~ country extra at sll&5i eO
/ 10. AZ sil5o: % STAR Mills at sl2, and g Bluff City ex-
ira superthe at Sll.
CoRS-O0 bushels prime white sold from levee at
eto2l,. 100 at 81. % at sLo2'2, and 100 mixed az 95c,
aud go. delivered. at SloL
HAY. OATS y ~BRAN-Nothing reported
EYE-A small lot sold at SL45 2 bushel.
sALr-Is0 sacks coarse sold in three lots az $40 2
sack.
PoTATOEs-A small lot of inferior Irish sold at
$40 @ bushci.
MoIAssrs-Ioo J1. sold at pc, and 30 hali barrels
at pc.
TuRNIPs-loo bag sold at 4Oe > busheL
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THE SOUTHERN 1IoNTHLV.-We have re-
ce.vel tue November number of this magazine.
its cortsnls are varied and generally pleasing
and good. Readers Of all shades Of taste viii
find in il something to their mind. The article
entitled A New Eaeory Of Finance, - deserves
attention. and more articles Of the same solid
character would add much 10 the character Of
TIE Soattora Monthly. We hope the sciences,
art and criticism viii, in due time, find their
place in a magazine which we expect to become
q sterling exponent Of southern thought, south
eru speculation, southern learning and southern
Ueuius.
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River New. and s-tear,sout Hasiaess.


ILe 'i''' Is -4-'-7' i-5 "'-
was "ie 1ua l''y ""'iA' BUSINESS e- .ns lal--
lhs was uuli lle.s were no "I'a-a' lAe
Lo0''A.e i-it iol NsN Cl''an-- anna tae lA]'o
Tor Coion00s .'e5 were '1e ea.J l1es
iLe -alo--7 "oa. e. Ne1-'.- 9tse--o '
arrive nom A5" orleans l-la5 sa3 -''oi-s on
MONDAY iue sp-tAa-a 'i.aso-7 8 e"5 ''
those mtiAmoA I-llars "a "AilI' ID Is a Al-
TO travel elegantly ilAsnea ana H~lagniAaaAay
furnished leaves this evening Tor Ne" Orleans.
Passengers sal ma the oHaeTs worthy OF ta-f
elegant boat Capt o an able com
msnder' and SAM Ayes the substantial clerk,
Is behind none IN MS attention 20 A7 passenger
The Admiral a spacious and well managed
boat, Capt. d. i. Price Z. II. Wheat, clerk,
viii leave to-moTro" Tor "mte river For lae
future She viii be a regular White river
packet. Bourne 4" Co are her agents
The time piece packet, Mary heene So called
rom te pn'aiying Plnc'u4A'y wan "Ac-
she makes her trips, VIII leave as usual ON SAT-
,-4,y averinn FIR Navv grlaa,es Por-r. a.
o.-agentS----lE pretty Cotton F-aui WIt tt
. at She lapdir@ fh-s morninr. AID will his r--
o.,
uitS NaF ii Op-"M""'F 't7 w" AA.
her an agreeable boat DO f-a-r1 a- THE Ia.
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SPECIAL ORDER, No. l43

November 3 --GE.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. l43.
l.. u accordance with Instruction fym Gen.
4. 5. Johnston, commanding department., Capt.
A. j.. KelIaT VIII proceed GA the receipt Of this
order TO collect together all officers and private.
in and about Memphis, Tennessee, withou.
proper authority, and belonging TO Columbus.
Kentucky, and proceed to headquarters, report
his arrival and that of his command
.. All officers embraced IN this order juniol
to Capt A. J. Kellar, win report to him i'm
mediately at Ayres building.
BY command OF John Adams, Capt. Company
c. 5. A., commanding post.
E. G.. FREEMAN, Adi't
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DIscuARGED-Peter SOLAR, vhowas arrested
on the charge Of having in his possession some
clothing stolen from the Quartermaster's Office,
on examination as houorably discharged, and
the clothing alleged to have been stolen was re-
-La-al Ln him
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FNCIYES For sue, FOR CASH!

TWO LEVER ENGINES, with two good. double
/ fued Bgicrs with or WITHOUT a doctor Di1nen-
SONS. BOILER thirty feet long. forty tso inches in d.
uur.tcf cylinder four feet tel inches stroke and twelve
and bslf u cues no diameter. All good sud 10 nearly
perfect order. For further Particular, apply 20
T. J. IONiE.
r.-rg.s D-SGtO street
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LOST BAGGAGE-An viii remember the great
sale Of baggage, advertised for the last month,
10 De sold to-day, at the Arcade, No. 3 Front
Row Many doubtless viii 90 away rejoicing
with their bargains. Ten o'clock is the zine
ID be there.
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ATTENTION, CoEFEDEB4TE GyAEBs.-loy
are hereby requested to meet at the Mayor.
officer this evening at hailpast seven O'Clock
A full attendance is requested business %
Importance win be attended 60. By order o.
Captain J.. T. Beg5ia. J.B. 2uELER, U.S
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EneEiNh natH Erellch EnnEs.
WANTED

500 pairs Russctt BrOgans,
$50 dozen WadGinE,
500 dOz. Wool SOcks--extra quality.
1000 dozen Cotton Yarns--i, ),
6 and zoo.
ESQ lbs. Slate, Blue and RIeached
knitting Cotton;
500 TWO-busheI Wheat Sacks,
1000 yds. white Linseys,
1000 Brown and Blue Jcans,
5000 " best Wool Kentucky
TWiiIs.
2OOO " Plaid LinScyS.
1000 " striped and Plaid OS-
nabuFgS,
5000 =" KerseyS,
Is bales Heavy 0-snabuFgs
10 arrive
1890 yds. Gray Satinets.
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TherserFs III fuaza fenfs hsve bran sawed IA En 81
sa.er-f-a. era rrv 61 lhs r0e so this n1au-bie
T-f % v relieve ran arFasi msiaufanrouslV.
ana WI eesra. rrrf era beet te toutesf sura Tn
81 e Nfesas Noc-uc oh Lnl-
tr ca- ri Neuralgia FrT Hsraysi- Contracted
Na Isl Fr Wrs e De Joiuts. Muscles
81 e-~ar-s uf urgar Hi Tive explorations viii
aIrdst heae F EeIaChe. For Burns OF
ser can .a rtalhle remedy. Ty Dr..
v0r , fu Ar srtrsahie remedy. Keep Dc
= v-,s ca Ha
- er eng enc having charge Of horses
vi ss,f nv HY eae &cLegn's Volcanic on Lni-
Ws- b s-eetF and inGlihls cure for Calls
ereas es Navtaag L0meuess, Sweeney Sores
Woaa7- Sserehes or any external disease. Try is
sss rra v1 ~ canrincel
pH J. n MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
st. Lorla Missouri
For sst, m memphis b. S. MANsIIEID q 90
slso ty o. W & Co and WAR; & MCCLEf-
AND
Alsa. BY POTTER & MERWTN C5 jefferson street
uesr the Post oface general draieTs 10 al popuiar fsm1y
medicines iae2dsHis
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THE CHEENEY.-At the time the dispatch ar
rved from Judge Humphreys stopping the sale
of the steamboat Cheney, on Wednesday,
ludFe Hul was just in the act Of selling her.
The bids had reached the amount of $500. In
a few moments more she would have been sold.
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sEstttalV-st u OtLt DlsVatNVNs
ETFruarIsr. S@gr.TICa, NEURALGIA, DISEASE Of the
IElI Luras kDSFfs and SFTvF. DYSPEPSIA,
alzolle a.ssass Of STOMACH and BOWELS, NERVOUS
DEBHJTT. etc. s2ecial attention given to The various
saae com laluts such as % lot alone) entail years OF
alg1'sl and suGg.ing by al emaciatsd and rlincd con.
sa-1l1u- or b1inE- on premature decay and death.
Or. MoETuIoBH win make hs regular somiauuual
visit to Memphis, and remain at the Worsham House
from Mondsy the al, until the l2.h November dust )
where al who desire can consult him. Having treated
several hanireds Of Prominent citizens Of Memphis and
vic.n r, his success IN curing Is now generally known
ia IFS as well as other important cities Of tie South.
g1.zau t=malra vii, when they desire it, be visited at
their residence.
No ehs-gz for consultation. IT, after Interview, per
sons desire trsa,m. nt reasonable charge viii be made
aud agreed upon for ;he time Of treatment. no2
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Nashville. Tenn
For sale. wholesale and rets1, BY
POTTER & MERWIN.
65 Jefferson street, near Post OGics,
And by Mansfield s. Co, Pi1mmer 81 Gilbert. Ward 4
McClellsnd and q. w. Jones & 90. de25dawlyis
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MONEY LOsr-Late last evening while going
from the corner Of Adams, along Main, up
Uniouand DeS5to to Beal street. between , and
rsiuing $500. and three receipts. VIII the
finder please return st TOT, ". Buttinghaus,
Esq. Dickinson'A Office. Main. above Adams
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