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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26

81 Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
asEises mush q iis papulsrity from tho simplicity
attending iu ule, which gives it peculiar value IN
9 lamilY. Tie various dileas=s which may be reaoh-
"a b. q aud in their ineipsnt stVss eradoated arO
among thostkhs D sre rsculiarly Etal II suffered 70
ui; hu, "a 4tiye magic Of this sfSlAration a.
unrpdlsaims rsu q their tcrrori. In sll respects
it iUldils -, .ua iitions Of popular medieine.-
eiing ,ot. tlcr-oFei bug the original and genuine.
soll ag iEws,ri, and b. Gaylord 4 Hammond,
WE- gasks. G. 5. Mnekenzie, strong ArmstrOng,
tnd X. W. ssrkridsr, olevoiand, o.
of7Saf h.irar7 7fsrmeatfu nuother column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26
Clothing.

~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
\ IE0, RenOYating aud Mending Establishment
FRANCis AaER, Tailor, No. " Prospect street. will
hereafter devote his attention TO cleaning, Tenova
ting and menduR Gontlemen'a clothing He has
facilities for doing his work IN the best manner.
Gentlemen win nd it for their interest during theae
hard times % give Mr., Ager trial.
may a3lklf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26

80 Ths best a'sa sgfest as well IS the
thoapult iaethod Of ouriag sn humoFs and chronic
Bsmplainta d to use Dr. 8. A. Viewers never hii'
GAG remedies, which A. Advertised Ia another coll
hnn. Trg then and gou Will say 80 zoo. From the
issidsaos We hsye seen Ia their hror We know they
caust bs valuable articles.
Bold By Cav lard a Hammond, Q. s, Mackenzie 3.
". sackrider, strong q Armstrong and Wm. Fiskei
0leruiand, q.
49, -.lrnrlll.manh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26

OTFICERGs
WILLIAM IlART, PrssidsIt and Treasurer.
,. a. eW EN, Secretary.
OFFIcE--No. ], Lyman's Block, next 10 new Court
House. q z. b0Eier, J. 2. Thayer aud Andrew
Brnncf ruFls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26

The PAIN KILLS + By universal |eonsunf alfoao.r
g nave Won ior itself raputatirH ulsurpazsad In
the history ol medical preparaliOn1 Its isfl1tne-
gls eleGL y tna ent ra a1ofiQl and e. tiulirn o
PAIN, in ell its various forms incidental 10 th ~
aan family, and the unsolicited written an verbal
testimony " ths masses in its idfoT have h.1 ~
are its own best advertisement.
What Stronger proof OF these fhct8 can b. prodisd
than the following letter, received Esoiicitst or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-26
PAN kILLFR

taken internally sh0ld b ad1ltenztsd With mia a.
water or made inioa syrup With mola11el. Tor
Tough few drops on SUGAR eaten VII BE- more -
iectiTe Than anything else.
See Frlnfad f}ireeeisnr rr-- rf-r
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E5 For war news by telegraph, see second
z . 3 9 9 . Z = Z
NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS.

Persons desrous Of obtaining the DAILY
APPEAL at any station o. town on the Mem
phis and Charleston and Mississippi Central
railroads, will be supplied by Mr.. ". J. Smith,
general news agent, Immediately on the arri-
val IF the morning rains from Memphis. The
territory supplied by Nr. Smith embraces all
the stations on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad from Memphis to Stevenson, and all
the stations on the Mississippi Central rail-
road from Jackson, Tennessee, to Grenada,
Mississippi. All complaints of the non-re-
ceipt Of the paper from newsboys on the trains
are to be made to Mr.. Smith, at Grand Junction,
who pledges himself to the public to correct
all abuses that may exist in the sale or furn-
ishing of the paper at all the points above
named, when properly informed of them.
PARTICULAR NOTICE The price of the
DAILY APPEAL, when sold by the newsboys
on the roads above mentioned, is FIVE CENTS,
and persons purchasing are earnestly requested
both by ourselves and by Mr. Smith, not to
pay more Than that SUN, and il charged a
higher price to report the fact to US. All con
tracts for the delivery Of the paper by the
month must he made with Mr.. Smith, at
Grand Junction, and all moneys for the same
Forwarded to him, in advance.
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MA1n SLTeBds bEIMAacY hIDCA
IETE call especial attention 10 cur stock Of Brushes,
w embracing every quality
Shoe Bushes, Cloth Brushes,
Hair Brushes. Crunb Brushes,
Counter Brushes, Chimney Brushes,
Silver Brushes, Lager Beer DO Floor DO, S~crabbing
do Horse de-, Whitewash do, Bnts}e do, 80 low pri-
ces. TTGRAHAM X LEES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

DeteLo EALhS sased system, parity AIttT tdAlES'
ing and suriching the blCok-resi0riug tbs sick, suffer
irx invalid 70 IL y There h
40 mistake about it
II wiH cure Liver Complaint, DysPepsis, DiarrhsE,
Dyss1tery, headache, Derrs-siou q Spirl-s Fever and
Azue, IsEard Fever, Bad Breath, OF any disease Of the
Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
Gentlemen, DO you wish to be healthy, strong
and vigOrOu83
~ Ladies, do you wsut the biaCu Of health 20 U0uut
% vour cheeks agaiHP Then g1 &c once ard get McLesn's
StrengtheniuE Cordial aIt Blood Purifier. Delay not 9
moment; 10 is warranted 70 give sstisfaction Il wiz
cure any disease OF the KID eys, Wcmo or B,addsr5
Painting, Obstructet Eenstrautioc, Falling Of the
womb. Barreuness, or any disease arising ron chronic
or nsrvous debility, b IS an i~nlaIli0le remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

viii sell T. ply thsrses. IL ngt called for within
w thirty Gays from date, three boxes MERIDIAN
Disc marked IN Reese"
iyd-Im MORRISON & co.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river was still rising yesterday at a
rapid rare, and things at the river were very
brisk for the tines. The weather was very
warm, ald neither clouds or breezes Intercept
ed OF relieved the SUMS bright rays. TIE az
rivals at or wharf yesterday included the
John Simonds Mohawk, New Falls CITY, Ed.
Howard and Grsmpus, from up he TiDcr ; the
Kentucky from Columbus with a good trip,
consistD Of ~ heat, corn, tobacco, etc, and
500 barrels Of -four; Ii. D. Mears, from Vicks-
burg with 20 bales Of cotton, 1913 sacks Of
corn, and a quantity Of beef cattle, fides, etc,
The Admiral, from White river, with a coed
trip...... The Prince Of Wales left for New
Orleans yesterday, with 400 sacks bran, 1900
sacks wheat, $50 barrels and $50 sacks -four,
and q quantity Of other freight ...... The
Kentucky went out for Columbus last evening
with a good trip and the Kanawha Valley for
White river all with reasonable esTgoes......
Cant. Pres. Lodwick, late Of the steamer
Prince Of Wales, yesterday bought of Capt.
MeManus a one-naIf interest in the Memphis
and Columbus Confederate States mail line.
Cant. Lodwick left % the Primes Of Wales
last evening for New Orleans, and viii bring
MP from that place the steamer Cotton Plant,
10 run in the line between this point and Co.
Iumbus while the Kentucky is undergoing re-
palrs. which VIII be thorough and complete
Our friend Larry Harmstad, eorber of Main
street and Front Row, Is agent for a line Of
light draft boats, which, during low water in
- aZ -
and Little Rock. See the advertisement in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

CcURT MAKTIAL-MUTIET-The I'd Tegi-
msnt TENNESSEE volunteers, Col. J. Knox Wal
ker. has been unfortunate in the number Of
misua asrstsudings that have arisen in it, re-
sulting in court martial The last o. these
unfortunate instances of characterization was
that Of Patrick Wbslen, late orderly sergeant
Of company c, in that regiment, who, in cen
dition CT intoxication, forgot the position Of
a soldier, aud The spbord.Dation inseParable
from effective service, struck bis superior of
Ger, and but for the interposition Of b~y-stand
ers wenld have shot him. A court martial
was ordered, the result OF whose inyestiga-
tons was a verdict Of insubordination and
muEiny, Lhe penalty Of which is death. The
steamer KsEtucky yesterday brought the pris-
onsr to the city in charge of Lieut.. John VIII
kerson and a eorpoFal's guard, to be placed in
Jail here. where be viii remain till the 29th Of
August, when the Judgment or the conrt-mar-
tlal vi be executed, provided executive elem
eDey does not interposs and save the iBconsid-
crate ran from The penalty of rashness, and
tie worst Of military oGensss, insuborains-
ton.
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TO NEWS AGENTS. NEWS BOY AND TIL
PUBLIC AT LARGE.

Owing to the enhanced price Of paper, as
well as the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at all, the prOprietors Of the APPEAL
fad it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price il future will
be as follows:
City subscribers will be required to pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
stesd of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To TIE trade, three cents per single copy, or
50 90 per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, FIVE cents, as
heretofore.
Weekly paper, Per annum, s3.oo.
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EnrAI

AN uHfailing cuye for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, I~npotsncy Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone il the Bladder. Distracted and Difficult
MonstTaution and all diseases caused BY d~eviatins from
the patS Of nataTe, and i~ndulglag in self-FoiIut!on.
By the ua OF this Cure Ell improper discharges sre
removed, the weakened organs Of generation are
speedily cured. sad fall visor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, Should reject
that 3 sound mihd and body are necessary to promote
connubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debiIitsted, worn
down and dsspsiring deyoise OF sensual pleasure, viii
and rehef.
Il IS sare and pleasant IE taste, but immediate in It's
action containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
nom pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of a delicious
syrup.
P-:ce 81 par 5otte, pr thre7 bstles FOR 50, and for
wardei by exJressJo al parts Of the world.
sold ~ ali respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER x GBEwIE, Pru2rietors,
Sole Pr5prietors, IS JsTerson-st., rear post Office,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, hem
phiS, Tenn.
- Sod in Memphis by ali responsible druggists.
urZG-itwawly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

NIIlI1 TIT
There has never been 8 eatharuc medicine offered
te public that has givsa such entire satisfaction
NcLean's Univerta al pills.
Being entirely ~vegststle, they ars psrfecty ilzocsnf
and can be takeE by the most tender infant5 yet prompt
md powerful II removing al bilious secretion, acid OF
fmpure. feted matter from the stomach. In fsct, they
gre ne only Pills that should be used In malarions DIS
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain In ths stom-
sch e. bowels, though very actIve and searching IN thsiF
operation, promoting hesithg s~scretiOns OF the Liver snd
Kidneys. Who El-i suffer from BIlieusness. Hsddaehe
and foul St0Each, when so cheap = remedy can be OBJ
tanned? Keep then constantly on hand; 8 single dose,
taken in season, may prevent h5urs. d3ys and moths Of
sickness. ASK for Dr. J. 3. &cLeanis Universal Pills.
Take 10 other. Being coated, they are 5~asteiess Price
only % cents per box, and csn be seat BY nail 70 Euy
mart Of the Emitted Statqs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

ACCIDENTAL SHo0TING.-By the accidental
discharge Of a musket in the hands Of a guard
at The rear Of the laboratory on the corner Of
monroe and Third street yesterday, Mrs. Ann
Kusic, who was in the second story Of the
building, aud who happened to be in range Of
the gun, had one Of The bones of her right arm
broken, and it was feared last night that am
putatlon would be necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

BAD MoxEE vs.. BAD WHIsKY.-John Shsr-
wood IS a member of Cap. Robert Loeney's
company, 18th regiment Tennessee volunteers,
now encauped at Trenton. John was in the
city yesterday on a furlOash, and IS is Prsva-
lent viii soldiers enjoying q respite from
strict military rule, John was thirsty. Now,
on a day as sui ~ as was yesterday, vito a
hlaziBg sun, a burning earth aud a s~tagnaRt
atmosphere, John lad a right 70 be thirsty,
and beng thirsty be exercised his Tisht to
drink. Having drank, John recognized the
right Of he yeader Of "non explosive burn
ing fad" tohis pay, and straightway present
cd a two dollar bill in liquidation Of bis obli-
CATION fer tie liquid FIRE. It turned out, how
ever, that Joha's money was no better than
the iqaoT, beth being vile limitations Of the
genuin- article. Johns pockets were search
ed, and tUen y-one dollars in fraudulent paper
was discovered. Tie dealer in bad money
viii have 2 hearing before a Justices court to.
msrrow-tbe tealer in bad whisky viii come
before a higher Court hereafter.
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4atest grhs By Getgragb.

ca NJ. W. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in the preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

Ca We feel authorized to state that a con-
cert viii be given at the theater some tine
next week, for tae benefit Of the Southern
Mothers Heme. The bare announcement Of
this will be sufficient to draw a full house, and
we doubt not that IN 'er the management of
Mr.. Winkler tie entertainment will be made a
very pIeasing one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31
HERWIN'S BLOOD SEARCHER!
MerCuriaI and syphiIitic Taintss

For the Remoral end Permanent Cure Of al Dis
eases arising from an Impure state Of
tie Blood, piS:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

IMMEDIATE AcTIvE SERyIcE.-Col. Thos.
W. Preston and S. NJ. Hart, propose to raise
a accompany for Immediate active service. Those
DESTROYS Of serving their country can do so by
applying at their headquarters in the Adams
bIoek, opposite the .4rgas office.
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COmmgrflal Matters.
DAILY REPokT OF THE MARKET
rRoM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE

EuHEA6HED ERuM TIE E&LHAhoE
HEmPHIs. July 81, 1881.
Communicating reported, and prices entirely nom
insi.
TOB~ 4CCO-There is a good inquiry,but owing to light
stocks we hear Of no transactions wo. tn reporting.
W-HEAT-There VASE fair inquiry for this article, on
Change. and the sales comprised $500 bushels, at IN
changed price,, i~uelullns s92 bushels choice white at
81 10, 3aS, 2SO, 400, g.. 5S5 aud IG4 Duslels prime red
at 81 90, SIS inferior at soc, go do at s5s. and 100 smutty
at 7O,. The market closed with a Moderate inquiry at
sitter but nos quotabiy higher prices.
~oRN-There is nothing new in the market. Sales
on Change Of SEQ bushels prime yellow, on levee, at
59c, 100 white at sec, and leo do from store, at Sc.
-oATs-Limited sales Of new crop at 63c ? bushel.
~FLOUR-In active damand and firm at So 50 for city
s~u,eraia, aud 81 Co98.CO for extra. Sales $50 barrels
ioT grade country extra at 500, and $50 bags At
same.
BRAN AND HAY-ssIes Of bran, in lots, al $50 90 =
tuu. Hay is retailing at SD.tO for prime.
BAcoN-Taere is a Goo5 demand and the market is
firm, with oonsid rsblc sales at I3c for shoulders, tic
for clear sides, AID lie fer hauls.
LARD-sales2 90 kegs at I5c. and / tics at I3c.
WHlSKT-Limited sales at size.
GROOERIES-Cohee hrm at 27GsOo Sugar and mo-
lasses unchanged. Sales $50 trls sugar, in ons lot, on
private terms.
B~UrTER-saIes 25 kegs prime up country at CSC.
EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST
CORRECTED BY z. II. AVERY, CASHIER Or TIKI
eAYoso sAytEss INSTITUTION, II OLSON ST.
BaakabHe Tennessee money being the SsssGsrl.
ssuk Of Fsanes5se,..s pzFlSEsbEnEe Bank Tenn -
Union aAnE.sss..ssss. pBrlClLES1s' Bank....... -
Pltnters' 6aox......., psriAgricuitural Bank. -
sank Of West Teun.sss PSI BznE Of East Tens. -
Bank Of Chattanooga, par Bank q gercTsoD.... -
Sank o. Memphis p2riS4uE % Tfeu.o1...s -
Commercial 9anE....s parlBslk q Fassy!5I.... -
Southern Benz. ..-.... par Bank o. Ciaiborne..., 49,
Bank OF Eashyine..s 5 tisi
Bank Commerce.. 5 dlsi OTHER BANKS.
Merchants Eank..... 8 disIS0utaCsr-H-E.s.s... , dis
SUCKS BaUE...- s..s 3 Gislh. 2. E-l.a .--- ...s 5 dis
Bank Of the Union. 5 risl GsorFia fr--e.- Wilt
Northern Bank Tenn. . disl catI............ . dis
BanE o. Paris 10000. 5 disi&issOUri Ben s...... 2 dis
Traders BsEE.. .... . disl WiscO sin Bank ..... -
Farmer9 Bsnk....... 8 dis Illinois R3nkS........ -
Rank o. Middle Tenn. 8 dis LUuisians EAuEs..... 4 pm
cambridge Bank. 70 Jisi KENTUCKY BzuES-..... 1 pm
OcOee BSnh..........l0 digiStdte Bank Of Ohio. Ear
SheI5yTine Rank ,..,I0 dis, Stale Bank Of Indiana par
City Bank, Nashville, sriAabam Banbs....... 5 dis
Bank Of KnoxviEe..ss par TirsIsia Banks...... 5 lis
Rankof america 80. u
EachGagS-SeliEg Rstss.
New YoTE......-..lO prlmiCLnciElEl........ -
rhileGelphis......i prem Boston ...... -. -
New OrleS2s,....8 UFsmi BaltimOTe........ -
Louisvills.....--.-S urrWiGod-..-.. ,-......10 pm
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SHELBY LIGHT DRAGooEs.-This fine COM
psny are still encamped at the Fair Grounds,
but will 60 into active service in a few days
as soon as they receive their saddles, which
are being made ia this city. Their feld Of OPP
e~rations will b e. where the service needs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

CJ Elder J. R. Graves will preach at the
First Baptist church this wednesday, even
ing, the 31st inst, at O'Clock. Subject-The
present war, its origin and Inevitable results.
T~ext-They that take the sword shall perish
By tie sword.
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Atqnlar BarRfts.


Ul.LTLTETs TT I|I-I- y TN7-N"T aF|"" %
JAS. p. BOURNE n CO., Agents.
jy30 d Ne IS FRONT row. up ttirs.
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Web. GEyuEHE &

j. g ECNAEU5, or
JERRY Il. Bank AGENTS.
ivsg-1f IS F~rrt r1v
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

~ We are authorized to state that Frank
BYRD, constable Of the fifth civil district, re-
signs on account Of i'll health. Resignation
to AXE effect from and after Monday next
and will be at Esq, Dickinson's Office to ar
range apv unsettled business during the week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

NN-A .O " AAWNHONs
SESSR5. Clark, Gregory * Co., Nashvile-Gents !
have been afflicted with Piles. tosether with e compli-
cation Of diseases, for better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and all have failed to give
relief, unless il vas Of short duration. l have used
two and one-haif bottles Of your Ambroslal 0l, accord
ing to directions, AID have received more benefit from
its use than from all else besides. I wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may ind relief.
n ARE wEITEKER.
AsrshEll County, Tenn, September l6, 1850.
Bessrs. Clark, Gregory 8 Co Gents There are two
Of my friends here that want, each. haY a dozen bottles
Of yver Am5rosial Or. they have tried il and found
it all you comm it. JAS. 7. ROPE.
Tunnel Ri J., Georgia, 1870.
Per SAFE BY. Il. @. CAYGE q SON,
And all Memphis druggists. iyIT-daw2R
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

REcoRpER's CoUET-FouTteen cases were
up before tue recorder for adjudication yester-
day, the aggregate Of whose offsnses Melted
the city $50, minus the "expenses incident on
.s-n y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

CRIMIEAL CoURT.-In the case Of R. De-
Bare vs.. Steinkuhl, Tor assault with intent to
kill, ii jury in This court returned a verdict
sustaining the charge Of assault, but denying
the intent, the court passed judgment 6ning
SteiDkuhl fifty dollars and sentencing hin to
four hours Imprisonment. The case Of S. c..
Barnett, charged under one indictment with
assault and under another with arson, was con-
tinhed By eousFht. TIE cases Of Phelps and
Kase charged with larceny, and the State vs..
Morrison, are set for trial to-day. Parties
having essss hssose this court wiA take netics
that cases not set for "a isl will be called in their
order.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31
SAINT MARIB SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS.

Mas. HAIRY T POPE, Principal, win open on the
" usual day, SEPrEMBER 10TH, 1861, with the
same teachers.
Nj he's charge OF the Music. Mrs. N.
A.. <. Mora will continue "a give lessons in Drawing
aud PaiHtiBg, and will also have c'asses in the higher
scholastic deoariments for which she is emfnently
qualified, having given Up a fourkhsng sch0 ] for the
purpose. Benciag, a. before, viii be taught in the
Ioase. Tw5Dty-two b0arders can be accommodated.
Tn FgE --pavanin f.warfahIv in aHv.Dra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31

AFREAK IN TRADE.-We have often heard
Ct "earryiug Goals to Newcastle" applied to
those singular commercial operations which
the imperative laws of supply and demand
sometimes make necessary. Never, however,
do We remember to have known an instance
where the consumer supplied the producer with
bis own wares, mere striking than the ship
ment from this City on Monday Of one hundred
and fifty barrels Of sngar to Savannah.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Passenger Train Leaves Ferry Landing sahy tsan-
DAYS excepted III $50 Am. arrives ats P-H Con-
ner7- e Ssdlscn with arkansas Stage Company and
uvertsul ID Coecnes ta Little RO2k, Fort smith, san
Frsacis-a CsliIoThis hot Springs; Washington rEan-
sas: ciarEsvi}s, Texas, and al principsl pointf u
Arkansas snd Ter-s Tickets sold By I. S. K~DoTlonl
~ Tarcrzrr qfrapf
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oornsr - Il - 60. s. -. p.
DR., J. e. MCAsaa's Volcanic OH
EtRfEneEts
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN TIE WORLD, FOR
NAg or BEAST

mar OA DLADAs
Thousands e. human beings nave been saved & life
decrepituds and misery by tGe Ee Of this invsluzbIA
Eminent. it viii relieve pain almost simultaneously.
and Il vii cleanse, purify ard heal the foulsst sore il
an Incredible short time NCIean's Volcanic on Lin
iment will relieve the most iuveterate cases Of Rheu-
mstism, Gout OF Eegralgia- For Paralysis, Consracfed
Muscles. Stiffness or eaknes7 N The joints, muscles
or Ligamenk, itwl1 never f7L. Two applications vii
cure Sore Threat, Headsehe er Bars be- For Burns or
scald5. or any Pain, 10 Is ~ infaHihIe remaSy. Try Il,
end you VIII ars a. an indspel5ssls remedy. Keep
always o. Esnd.
horses. win save Money - DcE AcLean's Volcanic Oh
Eminent. Il Is a spssdy and s~afsflibis euEs OF Gals,
sprains, Ceaf5s, Swelling, Lamsness, STsercg. Sores,
WOunJskSc-atb hes, OF aay sEtersai disease. Fry IL
and c0uvi5czd
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-31
81 CnflareW.

Do you want yosr 6clcsls, sicsly, Vuny ehlllrsa to Be
healthy. straug anG robust -thsn give them McLe8B'B
strengthening Cordial tsee the directions on each Dot
tel It IL delicloss 70 take.
one fablsspooaful taken every morning fasting, is q
sure preventive sgainrt Cdills and Fever, Xsl0a Fever
ChsIsra, o. any prevailing disease.
CAUTIOH beware OF druggists or dealers Wh0 Es5
try = Balm UPON you bottle o. Bitter OF Ssrssparfla,
which they can nuy cheap, 81 saying 1t "a Just O. goed-
There are even men base enough 70 steal part o. ny
mama 70 dub their vile d-eco1ions. Avoid such infa
mons pirates and their vlllsinoua compounds. ASK Tor
NJ. J. 81 EcLealis strengthening CORDIAL and Blood
Pnrfaer. Take Hothiug else. Il Is the only remeey
th,t viii purify the blosd thoroughly, and st the sane
tire strengthen and i~nvigOrste the whole organization.
It Is put up in large bstles-sl per bottle, or stz boz
pR J. &. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Co. ub4-f ara piza arraa4s Ct Tr-fs NJ