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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

AR. DsEE REET8, DENTIsT.--sIFFICE
- o. Snth-st between haes aud 4ln-, SFessN
Titbout rein, on new principle, without
i1e use Ot drugs Of aGy in lrOus agent Positively
no humhuR HAVING had ne9riv twenty yFRrH' eT.
Periepoe IN the practice Of hi7 pToies sion IN this
,ty he cen give perfect Satisfaction to az who win
bgr0ni1s hin. His t9rniB are 70 reasoaaiI Is that
yol vin save nesry -hslf By calling on him.
ldFgl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23

BIC NOIsHs Ayp SNAIL IDEAS Big words
are great fayoritcs with people of small
ideas and weak conceptions. They are often
employed by men Of mind, when they wish
TO use language that may best conceal their
thoughts. With few exceptions, however,
iiiterate and holf-educated persons use more
"big words than people Of thorough educa-
lion.
1t is very common but very egregious
mistake TO suppose that long words are
molc genlcel than short ones-iust as the
same sort Of people imagine high coIors
and tiashy figures improve the styles OF
ie-s. They are the kind Of folks who
Col l. begin, hui always Commence They
don't live, but 'Teside' They dom 60 0 bed,
lur my atcriously 'retire" They don't eat
and drink, but 'pariake of Ief,e shtneuts
They are never sick, but extremely indis-
posed And instead OF dying, at last
they "dcccase."
Tie strength Of the English language is
in the aAor, words chieuy mouosyilablea
of Saxon deriyation-aud people who are
in earnest seldom use any other. Love,
hate, anger, grief joy, express themselves
in sh0r. words and direct sentences; while
cunning IalseAood and 5fectation delight
in what Horace calls perta gnay, ,DeIaLu-
words 3 'ioot and q half long
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
n. 4. Dnncall, Dentist.

RFFIJE, NO O2 gEVENTH-sT,, RE
~ ,TMtE*, Yre aud gece. eiqcinpati 5gs%gsN
method wi hcut tn u-e Of drnGs or any ~ II
deieturi1u, g2tucy on the contrary the method is
lBvigoIE-iug 70 the systaw. Artificial Toeth iu-
serted il ihs latest aud most approved styles. All
other operations performed IN the most skilful
m61 ner. No charge for extracting n when nsw
ones are inserted Prices very lOw, 10 suit the
times jyg az
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
BUsIMNsa OARDs,
LEGAL REPORTING.

IENHE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY,
n containing the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and Telegrsphio Summary Of Events
elsewhere, up to the hour Of going TO preas
FoS sale at the Counting room, Price = cents,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
Tn \ . kA N c I!

Zone rms Co., New Torz. APITAL-5i,0 900 80
COEtbenta, Ins Co., New ...,.. 5OOOsa
Eagars Figs ms Dc, New YORK ............. goOOoe
North An. Fire ius o., New Yorh ..,....., 25O0aa
Security Fire Ins Co,i New YorE.......n..., 5OOOcs
GeatorD Eass Ius o., Titt5Gold, Z asa... l5O,cos
m5rcraut1' Tvs o. OF Hartford, Conn.,.., 20O,0Os
~ K. Lite Ens 90, =. E....,"s sSrTs-sl. .7e7IG1 SC
Sds PoIic,es Issued IL above drstclssn OomFf.
Olss, aud losses promptly adjusted and paid bg
Evans &. Lindsay,
GENERAL INSURANCE G. aG ENYs,
80 VEST THEBD-ST., GEECIENATI.
sGs 81, ny eEE-llsaIJ,, TO- ~. ~ scar hurOuEET
HiieS greenwood Tyler DGvIdg1n H.. DAVIS
4. q ". HeitelbeCn. SeE71ngUvG & o.; Wynpa,
Euiuos & 90 " Is Smith & % ; BawaGE Wii6y
& Go aunLewsll, gill S 90; Tweed 81 Siblsgi
t"rilPer . ne 1TRn Sairs. ECi-sfs'p 10.
Iis1~ y
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M1V'T,@ Il Il 8 z d.

0asb CaplGaA: s., $50, 00&i
Shsoiuts and unEmpsIrau, nth u uat surpIEs o.
Ga14sLES SYs
ana the S.eHtig5 Of forty O-5 scGrs' 6EOot aaEsgE
Derience Investments %
9gaF GlSBsD,1N3 iB Eeat0 asgRPlGi9@
EIRS AMI INLAND NAVIGATION,
tsIjEs accepted At soTn= cUlbl53sal Nitn scivazG9
and talf pr9s.. Especial attention 9geu tc IAxeEs
anCe Of DwslliRaa GEj cCDEtn's ~ zsrms ~ ey
eys years.
aFrli i;stor .3aga 20 Any duGs authorised agegs
RrCmpty attended 10, BY strict attention 10 !sla
!natg lnsaisoco Ousi-ssa, this Oou pSpy Ia sERFass
% otel both indemnity lof the pelt and seonriag m
She Future Policies Issued wshUsr DELAY hy
UA8TER - BBATTl Ii "A rentEs3
30. 50 M6,p-gCreeI. and No. IL Vine-gtress,
III. nuDhGA, Agent Fulton, l7th Tlas
?. BuSE, AGENT, poyingtop, Nv
IsLl al q HllNL ~ Nne,n-E "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
teI2aDdN

NOTICE OF APPLI CATION FOR par
IL BON Notice is hereby given, that an apolca-
titn iur pardon viii he made to the Governor OF
OHIO on behalf Of JAM rs BOWMAN, convicted of
burglary AZ The June Term, l6bO, OF the Court of
Common Pleas, of Hamilton County, Ohio and
sentenced 10 five years Imprisonment in the Peni-
teuldry. Mrs JULIA D'NEIL.
se5-CWy Mother Of said i luas
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sNsIihANUa
SJE3 gbENIE
FiSST-CLASg lN2ClkHgg,
~ TIN
4lTNA 4 In BIT RANCE CO
Or AhSggo&u, uuEN.
EaJIFRap2raH stsgp.--sls rrzaF Fsgsegtxa7s
Cash Capita! Enlarged a Half MilIiOH
Of Dollars.
Or ShsrFoSp. ooHR

"a 2tfEGA As@. sh5.4t.&N So ULYs stAs
"a 'lTl in 1875. suis-fstlnF e. .saeEz IEeB
iahuT.u5e Conrsa .eE aui aECnc.ea IL tie p5uEprsg
Cuisines .r this oi's fh'rry-iy- gou~. CcnstYsf
u'7 hol., 7.lDlra3 nth wealth, experience ontrFs
pfis1 aud ahslNlity especially commend the 6ssS5
tusJerca 'lropguF T. the tr.srao'5 2Etrgnr 80 q
tni, Community -1,lHltns soris~g sud elOno bsaf
sole s1rvis3r euA Nvps st9uese .ffre.g asit UREes
Fri 6~s of lS}5
Hic igrge-t igef evar suBtElHpN pf aas tnaaraRFS
'OwF@rs 81 DIE IL OHIO w8i BY tho deSus, q
Jh'lliCotnt SFrii, 1895 snountsd tn sli4g1i 81
n1EsiT patc 7riOr 10 thirty dsys n5tev the ire
AcagST raid IN OiucNpeH during lhe rags sig FRRNi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
PNORATE CnrRr.-As

\ HAhbELblANE, a Justice Of the Peace of Gin
cinnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio. + u
mer Na. j. II. GrObmeYeT Coon the 10th day Of
september, 1861, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment against the property of j. IL. Grob-
meyer 90 for the sum of S75 so, and said cause is
set for hearing on the 2gth day OF October 1851 at
o'clock A. M beior said Justice, +. ULMER.
Dated september Is, 1901. sel9.orh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

HELENA SHIELD.-We had the pleasure OF
a visit last night from our old friend Q. K
Underwood, Of the Helena Shield, and are
pleased to leaTn from bin that the publication
Of bis paper win be resumed on the 23rd Of
this month. He had the misfortune Of having
his Office burned on the 23rd Of January, but
is now supplied with a stock Of entirely new
Material, and Will bring out bis paper on the
25rd In an enlarged form.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

AEx NEARLY Cur Orr.-At the furniture
mandatory OF Messrs. Kinney & Co, near
Wolf river, at ? o'clock yesterday afternoon,
a black boy belonging TO DR.. Harris, Of Ger
msntowD, had the sleeve Of his right arm
caught in a band. BY which the arm was
brought in contact with a circular saw. The
heshy part Of the arm was cut clear to the
bone. Medical aid was procured, and ampu-
tation NAV become necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

A~IDERNAN's OArRs.-It will be remem-
bsred that q proposition was made to council
sometime ago, that the aldermen should not
for the future be required to take the oath to
support the Constitution Of the United States,
and the Constitution Of the State Of Tsnnes-
see, and to observe and obey the provisions Of
the charter, and the rules and regulations, BY
laws, and ordinances Of the :ity. On Thurs
day night council refused to make the pro-
posed change.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

MEMPHIS MANUFAcTURE.-A LITTLE while
ago fton seed was a matter Of mere waste,
almost a nuisance about a plantation. The
chemist proved that it contained a valuable
oil, the inventor found a means Of divesting It
Of its hull, and now it is as merehsntsble an
article as cotton itse,f. Thousands o. gallons
Of oil sre made from it in this city, and ysstsr-
day the steamboat Lady Jaeksoa took away
sighty-thrse tuns Of the cake whieh is left
when DE oil has been expressed. This cake
Is an unsurpassed article for feeding stock,
and what the Lady Jackson has taken Of viii
sooa Be converted to Ohis pork and Kentucky
beef. We wonder whether there are not plant
srs, who are buying northern beef fed with
southern cotton seed, while they are feeding
their own stock on northern raised corn 7
There j something in this that it will de 70
th1ak shout.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

ToH AGAIN FoR CHAKTTY.-By a feat OF
generosity unparalleled as far as we know
Ton, the wonderful, uhaeeountsbls, inexpllca
BE Tom, will this evening perform for the
third aigki in sHooessioa for the benefit Of the
Home for the Homeless. Such large hearted
ness on The part OF the managers ought to
meet with the OVERCOMING liberality Of the
public. Let every body be at Odd Fellows
Hall tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

CAUTION TO DRIVERS. - A considerable
number Of drivers have been fined Of late for
violating one or other Of the provisions OF The
ordinance regulating drsys and other vehicles.
Yesterday James Kirwan had to pay five dol
lars FOR inattentiOn to that section, which
says that al persons who are licensed to drive,
let, or hire any public vehicle, shall have
fastened upon some conspicuous part Of their
rehiels the number Of their license painted on
tin. in figures not less than three inches long.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

RUHAEATs.-Thers were nineteen runaways
from the chain gang last month heavy list.
Is any one held responsible or questioned
Ehsn such an Occurrences as an escape Of this
kind takeS placer We may observe that they
are generally the worst rOgues on the gang
who run; TIE poor " DRINKS" and "Tags,"
being unable q leave the city, know they will
Be easily rstaksH, and comparatively rarely
81. 1.-THE atroeious chain gang syetem were
abolished, as it ought to be, and the men were
held to labor in a secure place, their escape
from justice would be at an end.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
For Children.

Do you want y0ar delicate, siekiy, Puny ehilirsH b Be
healthy, sfrsnE ard ~r0hust2-thsn give them HcLean's
strengthening Cordial Gee the directions on each bot
tlel it is delicious 70 lake.
one tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. Is q
preventive againft Chlls and Fever, Teu0u Fever.
Chslera, or any prevailing disease.
-OauTIoN-Bswsre OF druggists OF dealers who NAY
AZ - palm upon you a bottle Of Bittsrs or sarssparlla.
which thsy can Buy cheap, By saying It q Just IS sod
There are even men base enough TO steal part % my
name 10 dub their vile DECISIONS Avoid such innl-
nous pirateE and their Villainous c0mpuunda- Ask fer
Dr.. J.. b McLesn's strengthening CoIdtal and Blood
PurIHsr. Take nofhing else. It is the only remedv
that viii purib The blood thor01ghlY. and 81 ne zane
time strengthen and ~invisurate the whole organisation.
Il u put up in large btues-sl per bottle OF s1 boz
Ties for Is.
DR. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner Fhird and Pine streets. st. Louis, h0.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
DR.. McLean's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT B-LIOUSNESS, HEAD.
ACHE, ETC..

Thers has never been a eathsriie medicine oGersd
the public that has givsR such entire satisfaction
McLean's Universal Pills.
Being sntirely vegetable hey are perfectly inaocsuf
and can Be takeE By the most tender infant yet prompt
and powerful in removing All bilious secretion, acid Or
impure. fsted matter from the stomach. In fact. they
are the oaly Pills that should bs used IN malarl5us dis
tricts.
ThsJ produce no gripping sickness or pain 10 the stom-
sch or bowels, though very active and s-earclius in their
operation, promoting hezlhE s~ecreti1ns Of me liver anf
Kidneys who viii suffer from Buiousuess. Headache
and Foul Stomach, when 90 cheap 8 remedy can be OBJ
tained2 Keep them constantly On hand q silgie dose,
tAken in season, may prevent hoErs. days and monfhs ~
sickness. Ask for Dr.. J. H. McLean's Universal Pills.
TaEs no other. Being roz3ed, they are ~tasteless- Prize
only - cents per box, and can be sent BY rail % any
part Of the Enitsd States
J. n. NOLAN, Sole Proprieto-.
Corner Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

TIE THEATKR. Mr.. Roberts will tbis
evening bring forward the evsr-weleoms play
Of fhs Robbers, himself taking Tie part Of
HCharlss de Moor . while the fascinating
Miss Parker will persoBSte "Amslis," and
Mr.. Maeaulsy ss "Franeis De Moor" Miss
Peters Wll dance one Of Der delicious pas seHl,
and the evening viii conclude with that pro
found s~ide-shskeT, The Spectre Bridegroom.
Mr.. Dawson sc "DiekOry," and Mr.. Grhths
as "Aldwinkle." For a genuine good satur-
day night bill, we believe this viii DO. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
Nsw orI.apsIEIarEs,. 11 Tslsuraph.

NEW oRLEAss, March s, P. A.-Ootton-ths market
closed with an advancing tendency, with sales Of % 600
hElss at II Ne for New Orleans middIlngs. Sales Of the
past week amount 70 81, 900 bales; receipts IS. 500 bales
against 5000 bales during the same time last year.
The exports Of the week amount to 5000 bales. Total
exports Of tbs season i,l0l, $50 bales. me stock at this
port amounts to sss. 500 BALES. OoGss-ths sales Of the
week amount to $3.50 bags At l01S9lse. The imports
Of ,se week hnouni 70 1900 bags. The stock At this
port amOusts to 5000 bsssj against $500 bags at the
same time last year. FrsiEhts on Gotten to Liverpool y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
FaisrfLIansnns.

H A~MALcAMATIoE or LAHGUA6Es.-Thers
> . Erowlns tendency IN this age 70 agpropriate the
naE eSpreaelve words Of other languages, aud aIer .
Nhne y incorporate thea into cur own thus the
tore cepealtc, which Is from the Greek, sigulfying FOR
te hs4d y nov becoming popularized In connection
YIN NJ. bpaldtngt great headache remedy, but Il viii
1ooa % used IN a more general way. and the word
many others, whose distinction a. foFeign w0rds has
seen worn sEsy By oomm0a use, until they seen "na
tive sad 70 the manor born %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

BRtDeET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box Of Cephalie Glue no, a bottle Of Prepared Pills.
but I'm thinking that's not Just Il nsiLher; bot perhaps
yen Be afther knowing what it Is. Ye see she's nigh
dead and gone with the Sick Headache, and wants some
more Of that same a. relaiYed her before.
Drugsist.-Y0u must meaR spalding's Cephalis Pills.
Bridget-OchI sure now aRd you've ssd IL; here's
the quarther aud give me the pills, and don't be all day
about 1t Ailher.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

CRY HosPITAL.-Tbe expense OF proyis-
ions, coal, medicine and attendance, steward
and assistance, was S6O5. The aggregate
number Of patients was 1875; their expense
per day each, 533 cents; number OF patients
admitted in February, So; number Of patients
under treatment in February, us number Of
patients died, 10; number Of patients dis
charged, 40; number Of patients remaining
Febrbary %, 1861, SO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

RELIEVED FRoN TAXATroS.-At the last
meeting Of council The following ordinance
was introduced BY Alderman Morgan and re-
ferrsd to a committee: "Thst all money boz
rowed by the city from parties living in Ten
nessss, or any other State, be and the SAINT is
hereby declared exempt from city tsKstion.D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
Clark & FulleP's
o OIL
CIIRK- CRrCORV 3 "a

sole PE OPrzOtOEaa
GfURE5 Headzche, EaracEe, T~loihschs, Iu hfes min
utes5 Eheunatism, Clughs, Esu-aisia. Gods. by
sipei4Es Aronchltis. Dyz1epsla Cole, Craups IailIal
syess chronic sore bTes. sore Threat galsi 81rn5s
Bruises, s2rzins, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers, nlar-
rheas Buzi0ns, Cor3as Frosted FEET, Declines, Old
soreaf SIRE Breast sore Nipples, Scali Head. Ring-
Nsrms Ietters Snake Bites, SPIDER Bites Dos Etes. Enr
hites- The world is Challenged Tor It's sg-z Or scalds
aud Burns. TO cures Scratc1es sl horses. Sore EYrs on
horsess sprainss SEInney, Poll Evil. F1stula, saddle srd
harness Calls, fresh Eounds or s-BeHiugs, ard Is the
bed kncWa remedy 20 apply TO telter-fsae1 LsIsss from
fomder-take ~ the feet and harhe wen a5aut lte r1g
Of The foot Cures al cutzueous diseases on nan or
beast.
No one msdieins can cure in 81 cases. huf We can show
mere real proof o. The virtue % AmbrIsla OIL In Ia
healing properties, from responsible men, wao are shove
being bought than can be produced for aHy cher ueel-
ciRe.
We DO not assst a ere Er every malay % utich tie
huEsn family are subject. but wat We proclaiu We can
snoaiantiate By living witnesses. TIE Amhras1l OIL j.
a Nashville preparation. and 500 throughout DE South
and Southwest BY all good druggists and general deal
srs. me South may be izsuy proad hat Dr.. Clark 8
native Tennssssean, after much labor au5 rs7esrch. has
produced = really worthy medicine, wbich is be1uf %
drive out much Of he worthless iHperlst trash win
which The country Is fooled.
Please call At eur once. where We viI take pleasure
IN showing letters and Testimonials ts1 numerous % srt
forth 10 he iora o. an advertisement, some Of vhle1
come from physic.ans In high saudluz- vh8 are Using it
10 HEX practice, a. they state. vita marvellous eFscts-
We Challenge ne world 20 produce a remedy sg speedy
sd CELESTIAL in It's healing properties
y Read the evidence o. ne virtue o. Ci1rk & FlI-
lePs Ambroaial Oil, evidence 20 au-beulc and from
perE0nH whose word and standing are frraurda-labIs.
Rssd and Be soavinost.
CLARK, 6aEsORT & CO,
Sole Prolriatars. Nashville. Tenn.
And All MemuhiE druggists. aflErruIrI1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
snafaI N0tIffs.
7oTI0WaV,s PiIIs and OfnfSnent.

HOElOway's Pills and Ofntlnent.
FACTS o THE MLLfoS-sF a recent spssinsnt
Of the French government, thsss msdiciues are Iamit-
ted tree Of duty into all ports Of Frsace. they are ez-
t~ensively employed in all The public and military hos
pit.is throughout the empire. Ehs Bmpsfsr has simi-
/ asa hls appreciation Of their virtues in an s~aiosraph
letter 70 Dr.. Holloway. During the late campaign IN
naiy, large quantities were used for the wounded a.
BreseclA and Aonteehiaro.
Sold By aldruesists, at 95o., sac, and 81 per boz.
mr7-dtVSWIw
HOstetter's stomach Bitters,
THE general eject Of this delightful tOnis, in all con-
plants incident 70 females. mas given II a wide spread
celebrity among the sex. Lady invsllds have been dos
tered and drugged ovsrmuch. They have been victim
issd in health and purse by q legion Of nostrqm monser"
bot Il NAY be said with eoBadebos that inthis remarks-
bic invigorant they have found exactly the stimuisut
adapted to their aeiiests organization and peculiar
functional disturbances. Al the dawn Of vomhnheOd,
in the season Of maternity, IN the crisis Of life, and
when enfesbios BY age, the gsntier sex may reiy upon
the renovating rover Of this excellent and palsisole
preparation In every sxigency, AZ 3 cure fer DyspeR-
Es, and ali complaints of the stomach and bowels, II
has taken tbs lead Of all other alternatives and TONES
Fer sale By druggists ana dealers generally every
where. HosTETTER q SMITH,
Manufacturer and PrOpTietors,
mrTAtvavIw No. s. water and 50 Trs1t street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

FNED-W. C. Msnseoe, a short time ago,
cred a pistol at George Clayton, in return FOR
a similar salute from him. Clayton was held
in two thousand dollars for trial at the police
court, and yesterday the recorder fined Man
seoe ten dollars for shooting within the corpO-
ratinn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

CITY TAX PAYERs.-Tax payers can now
settle their tax for the thirty-fOurth corporate
year at a discount Of one and one half per
cent per month, from the date of settlement to
the LIST July next. JOIN BowEEs
MsrchS, 1860. Tax Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
3%S C. MULLER, 20
OP a

MARUFACTURER eta newly invented and improved
" Spectacle 81 Kahn street, between Union snt
ssy9so streets, Memphis, Tennessee.
JtfcuiarH seat By mail giving a f11 exclamation o. he
eooye Valuabis improvements, required necessary d.
teeLions and list or prices. Address
@. huLLER Cpticisn,
HfaAaaWdmiH Mpmuhia- Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

ATTENTION "SOEs OF THE SoUTH."-All
resident and nonresident members Of the
"sons Of the South" are earnestly requested
to present themselves at their new armoTy-
Proyine buildiug-oa Friday evening next
(Msreh IS, 1s616 for election Of officers, and
for the transaction Of other very important
business. R. NJ. GILEs, Pres.
g Il CEAIGE. Scc3v.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

GUILTY OF MURDEK.-At the Criminal court
yesterday the trial Of Moses. slave Of M.
Worshsm, for Il murder Of the unfortunste
italian organ player, JiaeomO PessagnO, was
concluded. He was found guilty Of murder,
and unless com process to arrest judgment
should prove successful be will be chung.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

Po1fcE SUsrEHDED.-We hear that Hollie
and Applsbeo have been suspended from duty
until the following charge made against them
be examined BY the council v~igilenes commit
tee. That two women Of i'll fame having been
arrested, the two policemen in question went
to the house in which they resided to pro-
cure for them money to deposit as security for
their appearance. It is charged that they
received sixty dollars, that fifty Of this they
deposited and ten retained as pay fOF their SER
vices, a proceeding forbidden by the city Ordl-
nance regulating he police.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09

No one Of the "nany Ills hssh is heir to-
Is 80 prevalent 80 little understood, and ~ much ne
elected as eostiyeness. Often originating In careless
ness, or sedsntsfy habits, 1T 8 regarded as = slight dis
order, Of too little consequence to excite anxiety, while
In reality II Is the precursor and companion OF maay Of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unlezs early
eradicsted II viii bring the sufferer 10 an untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which costlvsBsss
Is the usual attendant are Headache, Colls, Rheuma-
tian, Foul Breath, Piles and otbeus o. ikeDstHrs, while
. long train OF frightiul diseases such a. Malignant Pc
vers, Abcssses, Dysentary, Diarrhsa, Dyspersia, Apo
piexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, HysteriAs Hypcehondriasis,
Melancholy and Insanity, nrsf tndicate their presence
IN the system By this alarming symptom. Not unfrs-
quentls the diseases named originate in consti pation,
but take on an Independent existence uHless the cause
Is eradicated in an early stage. From all these consid-
erAtions, Il follows that the disorder should rcceive i'm
mediate attention whenever It occurs, and no person
should neglect TO get a box OF Cephalio Pills on the nrst
appearance OF the complaint, as their timely use will
eEpsI the iAsiduous approaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe 70 human life.