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Re3 That the comprollc be- he hereby authoriz-
ed 10 draw warrant upon the Treasurer favor o. P,
Lane In the of two hundred and dollars in full
as reimbursement for repairs Of damages TO The Broad
street bridge by parties who. against the said
contractor pcrssteny dove lot OF mules said bridge
lSignedl J. MAGIONT
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedI GERARD STITH.
President pro ten. Board of Aldermen.
Approved November -, 1861.
n23 ST ESianedl JOHN T, MONROE Mayor.
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GAINES, G. C. 81 CO.. IMPORTERS AND DEAL
ers in Hardware, Cutlery etc. Nos 26 Magazine t
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CARPETS!
SHEAR.

lust Ia receipt of a large assortment Of Coln9on,
- Super Three Ply Brussels aud Velvet Carpets. For
sale by H. N. ~GROStENOR,
deIS-lm Ayres' Building. Second street
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EENTE

1EAn BBLS. Star Mills Flour TO arrive 1900 do.
lCOO Springfield Flour to arrive 5000 sacks EX-
ira Flour, to arrive and in store.
MORRISON g. co.
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Physician.

DE IT ordained by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
- of the City cf Memphis:
That So much Of the ordinaHee passed by the Board on
Toe 18th Of December, 1850, a. coufers the power on the
Hospital Trustees 70 appoint a steward for said Hospital
b. and she same is hereby repealed.
30 IL further ordained, That the duties heretofore per
formed BY the hospital steward, shall be discharged by
the hospitai physician - elected by this Board, on the
naainafi0n Of the Mayer, in addition 10 bis duties as dis
penflrg physician for the poor outside the hospital.
Be it further ordained. That this ordinance SHAH take
efee from and after the first day Of January next.
approved December le, 1864
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
sttsst-L. r. RICHARDS. City r. gster.
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ISCELLANEOUS
MOUND CITY FERRYl
MARX r. CHEEK.

TIVE MARK R CHEEK has been re.
4 painted and the cabin enlarged. She sI%k
wiz run in connection with the AemphisEa
snd Little Rock Railroad, aud TO suit persons who wish
to patronize the Mound City Hotel
She leaves Mound City daily SUNDAYS excepted a,
6.3o and 9 A. NJ, and at 1870 and 4 p. NJ.
Leaves Memphis daily Sundays excepted at 7 and
1890 A. NJ, and at . and 5 P. NJ.
The ladies are particularly invited, assuring them the
kindest attention.
~ Al that is received, after paying expenses. viii
be given 70 ala in carrying on the war.
no2 JAS r ARTON & co.
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SUGAR

% HHDs. prime Sugar landing per steamer AlonzO
~ Chi d, and for sale by
GEO. c. BUCHANAN,
de14 No. So Front Row
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NOn-Resident Notice.

NOVEMBER TERN, County Court, Fayette county,
~ Tennessee.
" A, winffey & Co, R. H. winfrey, deed, ct al,
Us.
John ThOm s Watkins.
IN this cause It appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that defendant is 4 nonresident Of the State of
Tennessee, Il is ordered by the court that publication
be made a. 10 said minor defendant in the Memphis APP
peal, q newspaper published in the city OF Memphis, for
four successive weeks, requiring him 10 enter Lis sp-
pearauce in this cause on or before the first Monday in
January, A. D, ls62, or within the three FIRST days Of
January tern, 1862, Of this court.
WA r RUTLEDGE, Clerk.
nOl2 w4w By D. W. Thomas, D. Q.
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NOTICE.

TN obedience TO an act of the General Assembly of
II tie State of Tennessee, 1 win. on MONDAY, the
18th day Of January, 1852 sell to the highest bidder Tor
ca b, Al tbs tourt House door in the town Of Coving-
ton. Upton county, Tennessee, NEGRO MAN, named
George, about ~hirty-twO yesrs old. Said slave will be
sold as q run away, out of the county jail, to psy ex-
lenses, as the law directs.
DAYID c. SLAUGHTER Sheriff.
Tsr&-. 0rn,4 IT,
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BRANDY.

600 BBLs. best Georgia Lime in store ard to
lOOO arrive. MORRISON 4 co.
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DEARING &
335 Main Street,



TUsT RECEIVED
Sulphuric Acid,
Gold Leaf,
Mercury,
Carrots snuff,
Concentrated Lye,
Cigars,
ERSeed Oil,
Palm Oil,
Sewing Machine Oil,
ArteSiaR Well Water,
Bathing Sponge,
EPSON Salts,
Sal. Soda
DEARHS6 & WETHERILL,
oc97-7sw S35 Main street.
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BOOKS BOOKS /!
and very extensive assortment Of
FIVE BOORSk
EnR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERSES,

Sutable for Christmas and Hoiidsy Presents. For sale
~ CLEAVES & WALDEN,
s5.9a1w Jackson Block.
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NRTICEl

tENEhALb UFFiJEl {
RICHMOND, Va, sept q, 1861.
A M MEDICAL BOARD for the examination OF
n Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons, have beeni,
dered to convene at Norfolk, Richmond, Yorktown and
Manassas.
Candidates for the appointment Of Surgeons and As
sistant Surgeons will be examined by these Boards, OF
presenting an invitation 20 appear before them from
the Secretary of War, which may be obtained by for
warding their application, with testimonials of mora
character, 10 the War Department.
EXsmining Boards will re held st other points farther
Sub e , ~---- ia-. sfr-a ~
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D<. .seLea,.'s J~setgersas E<tszs.

31AOusness, Eecdache. go
tne pooie tlaf Jas zen sSSA eJ-1 - ,~s
GeLsG1s Universal Pl.s. -
Beirs entirely N~serts5ie, the are p-rfaes.v
azd can Be tik6r by the saaEs tender i7ssnt aoeaa
AID powerful in rs Loving al bilious ssc.sron. 49,
impure tepd matter fsoia he stomqfe. ln fast -
trEts. '1-
They Srodfee no gff@4 sick O. osis ., 49,
aeh of9o"eis- thonSt ~ set.ve and search . !. E-s-
operation promota. sealihy s-seretions u "a y-o
AIrnsys We VIII suffer from Biiaasussz. Hae,,eE-
AM III sohae1, Wher 30 cEssp a remsdv can - ~
taken IN season, may PrtTear hours. avs sas 80
sieEnsss Ask for D. Il. s~cIesn's Trivs--e= 80
only , cents per box and can De sent bv mail 40 ~
part OF ths United States. A
J @cLEAN, Sols Propristor.
Corner ThlrA and Pisa slrea.s- s. ~ L
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OUR

Memphis and Charleston r.. r.,
MEMPHIS, December 6, 1881
E - - -
AN And AFTEk SUNDAY, December ssh, the
~ through Wsi Train viii leave daily at 6;j0 A. NJ.
ana arrive at P. n. This Tain makes close coAnec
fions q Grand Junction Counth, Decatur, Stevenson
and Chattanooga
Tie Grand junction Accommodation Train VIII run
daily Sundays excepted. arriving At 1910 N. and
lessipe a $3.50 ?. II. W. j. Ross, "
deI3 General s rparintendent.
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FOR one square Of ten lines or less, one insertion. sLot
eaca sddisiond insertion OF same..------- O.
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FOR SALE

MACHTNE fof Turning Wagon spokes.
a A Sticking Machine for Turning Gun Stocks, or
Rny circular work
A Machine fer Saving cut Wagon Eel Ces,
Also. a sesondhzud Power orticing Maehi1e.
Apply 10
daDI1un Navy Yard.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GUETSfITTHS WANTEDI

UTANTED, i'm m~edisteIy, to work in the Confederate
w Armory Shop, ia this city, a numbsr of GUN
SMITHS. None but competent workIneD need apply,
and to all suck lib sr8l wages will be paid and a steady
situation ahor ded Apply to R. STEPHENS, Master
Arm0rist, or WR. r HUNT, 70
iy9l Captain Of Ordnauce.
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THOMAS, GRIswOLD & CO..
IMPORTANT
MILITARY NOTICE

General Order No. Il
ITO the Colonels Commsndsnt Of Regiments in the
4 s3d Brigade Tennessee Militia;
In obedience to an order fron Gov. Isham g. Harris,
Of this date, you are hereby instructed to collect in the
most expeditions manner, EVERY GUN within your re-
speetive commands SUITABLE for service, INCLUDING
those in the hands OF the details, ana hand tkem over
Immediately 70 MAJOR w. r. Hunt, Ordnance officer st
With he guns, it is desirable you should collect BUL
LET NOULDs, LEAD, POWDER, POWDER HORNS, SHOT
POUCHES sad FLTNTs. In previous orders, the eollec
ton Of arms has been strictly snjOined, which the Brig
adler Ge srsl commanding regrets have not ben
respond 4 70 IS promptly and as ef1centty as the ext
geneies Of the times require, IN consequence OF which
THERE ARE NOW THOUSANDS OF VOLUNTEERS IN
CAMP WITHOUT ARMS. The arms called for are to be
put in the hands Of men who have volunteered for
twelve mon! rs.
Parties holding guns should be willing and must sur
render them for that service, or volunteer themselves
Cor the same length Of time. Sections 18th and 18th Of
the late Act Of the Legislature, herewith annexsd)
clearly defines the duties Of Colonies and Captains, in
regsrd TO collecting arms, and they may rest assured
the law win be enforced;
SIC. ls. That it shan be and i hereby made the duty
Of the captains Of companies to collect all the arms be-
longing to citizens within the bounds of their respective
companies. wnO are not in actual service as militia men,
which he will return to the colonel commanding, who
shall appoint three disinterested freeholders TO assess
the value Of said arms. Upon the aseertsinment of the
yslue thereof, a. thus provided, the colonel shall give
bis receipt for said arms to he owner thereof, to whom
the State shall make compensation. 1t shall be the
Duty of said colonel TO hold said arms subject TO the or
der Of his superior officers, and report the number, as
eel as the value Of each, to the Adjutant General Of
the State. A failure of any captain OF colonel TO at
tend to the duties hereby enioihed, shall subject him or
them to 3 me Of mo- less than $50. and such other pun
ishment a. 8 court martial may adiudge.
SEC l9. That if any citizen shsa refuse, upon de
macd Of proper 'egal officers, to deliver up any arms
required for the common defense, or shall conceal the
same, on e0nviction thereof, shall be deemed guilty Of
a m-isdemeanor, and fined not less than SIS nor more
than $50.
de-O r. w. ROYSTER, B. VI.
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Price al Subscription.
naiTy Rates Of Advertising.

psly, On advanes) per
Tr-Weekiy, in sIvsnce) per snaum--.------. Ss
Weekly. On advanced per num----...--. ~
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CRYING the EsOurs Of the
Night.

I'd II ordained BY the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
40 Of the City Of Memphis;
That from and after the passage Of this ordinance II
shall be the duty Of each and every night policeman GO
cry the hour Of the night on the expiration of every hall
hour. commencing al eleven o'clock ?. N, and ending al
i've O'Clock An.
Be It further ordained, That any policeman falling Of
refusing 70 perform the duty specified in the first section
II this ordinance, shall be removed from Office.
Approved December t5, 1861
Ohm PARK, Mayor.
Attest-L. P. RICHARDS, City Register.
aorQ fnf
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To the Creditors Of the Estate of
PETER s. MOORE. nEC,R.

AVING suggested the insolvency Of said estate, in
IL the county court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, all
creditors Of said estate are hsJe by notis ed to file their
claims. duly authenticated, with the Clerk Of said court,
on Or before the first day of July, A ID. 1862, for pro
rata distribution. @. A. II Administrator.
Raleigh December 10, 1861 de25-w4U
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GUNNIESl WHEAT SACKS
$4,000 New Single GunnieS,
10000 Double
7,O00 Old
2,000 Wheat Sacks!
zo-sslshv HyTRD & HUSTON,
DRs. J. B. 8 VIZ. WATSON,

For sale by HUBBELL, HURD & HUSTON.
asl3 l59 Main street, Webster Block
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NOTICE.

IL NOODs
SPEED. DONOHO & STRANGE
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WANTED!

4 DESIRE 10 purchase. for cash, a well
4 PLACE withie three miles OF Hemphis-goOd mod
err IN r0vement-fruit wees, with ten acres Of land.
Good water, roads snd neighborhood. address
BOX no sos,
del2Tm Ma hviile Pos Office.
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EsTRAYs---sHELBY COUNT

TAKEN up by jaime. Rosrk, on
srs@ the 25th day of October, A. D., Tln~
1861, an IRON GRAY HORSE, ~N
4kszzsdve years old, fifteen and a half
hands high, shod al rO1nd, two white spots under the
saddle and on each side Of the back some small dark
spots on the left side and valued at one hundred dollars.
Said Roark lives in the Fourth Civil Dis rict.
Taken up by NJ. A. Kahn. on the 9th day Of Novem
Der, A. D., 1861, a brown MARE MULE. seven Yeas
old. fourteen hands high, white or gray spot on her
neck, and valued AZ seventy.ive dollars Said KUha
lives in the Fourteenth Civil District
Taken up by l.. n Hathaway, on tho 18Th day Of No
vember, A. d, 1861. an iron gray PONY, nine years
old, fourteen hands high, branded on loft shoulder with
figure 8 and valued At t~hirty-fve dollars. said Hala.
way resides five mites west Of Raleigh, on New Point
road, In the sixth Civil District.
r. S. FIFE,
Raleigh, December 2 ls6l. Ranger.
dsl4-w3w
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G M MoLAssEs!

HOGSHEADS and one hundred barrels for
II sale By CHARLES s. SHARP.
At Prank Smith s. Co.'S.
no Bradley Rtock-
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no19-3m
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DIR. y. "A. .WcEeGsl's Volcanic
L~lssSssssasE,
The Best External in the wo-t4
Man or ReoafT

Mfn or Beastl
Thousands Of human beings have bss, - n.
decrepitude aud misery by he use of III. .nvsi-ehfGa
Eminent II vii relieve pan aimost insfe-fa,e-@t
and u VIII cleanse, parity and heal the foqiset so-
an incrediole short time. MoLeau's Volcanic M 80
ment vii relieve the most ~nvstersts csseg ~ St.-
S ~ = q or Ne1ra,g1A For Paralysis. Confessed
muscles, 81 nnes@ or Weakness IN he Jot,.s 49,
or I'M q WI never tail Two aDr5rsti9as VII
cure sore AhroAh, Headache or Esraehe. Fe~ B1--s -
and you VII md il an Indispensable remedy. Keen 4
riahtefs' taFmera, or any ons having eharge Of het-.z
VIII save money BY using NcLean's Volesni~ an Tf-4
ment ~ Is a speedy and infsibie cure FOR Gsus
SPrAni Vsales slNedin5- LaIneness, Sweeney Sores.
Wonntzi scratches, or any external aisessa ~ -
and Jon viii be convinced
DR. J. r. MCLEAN, Soils Proor,s,s~
Fof sss 10 Memphis By S. MANSFIELD 4 rnr
also BY G. W JONES co. and WAPDE wccsF4s
LAND. ASeAA-
Alse, By POTTER & MERwN, 6 JsSsr.o, ,,.s.
nesr me PoSt once, general dealers IN al popuisr ssmiis
~ is2daHia
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Estrays--Shelby County.

TAKEN UP by A. Bass, on the sd day Of October
4 A. d. 1861, q bright bay msre mule, two and a
haf years old, fourteen hands high, black streak along
the back and down the shoulders, striped legs. black
name and tail, and valued at Sl25. Said Bass lives two
and a half miles north Of Shelby Depot.
Taken up by J. Nancy on the 1879 day of No
vember, 4 D. 1861, s Gray Mare, three years old,
thirteen and a half hands 'igE, blaze face, left hind
feet white, and vslued e. fifty dollars. Said Maxeey
resides in the 18th Civil District, five miles from Mem
phis.e 2 S. FIFE, Ranger.
de25 wsr
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TO AL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

EpTBRS OF admin iistratien were granted to me by
IL the County Court of Shelby county, at the Decem-
Der term, 1861, of said coult upon the estate Of VIII
against said estate VIII present them TO me iumedi-
ately, and persons indebted to it will find their papers
in nv hands. desire 20 settle the business as soon as
possible. MRS. Duh POOLEY,
Administered tx.
"a Since the fire Ihave taken a store in Blythe's
building, northeast corner of Court Squsre, where /
have removed my stock Of goods, which is still very So
lect Being DESTROYS Of closing ont the same, all those
wishing fine garments are invited 10 call and examine
for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
dnhlm
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MEMPHIS. -FENNEssEE
Speed, Dcnoho & Strange,
speed, DOnebO & Strange,

HAvE RECENTLY RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice Solid Color silks,
A few all Wool Solid DeLaines,
HOn1espun Brown Jeans,
Georgia Sewing Cotton,
Military Gray OveTcSatS,
Heavy COIOFed Camp Blankets,
Ladies' and CIiiIdreH's Hosiery,
High COIOred Scotch PIaids,
500 yards spool COttOn,
200 yards spool Cotton,
CtsOice Black Cloth CIOakS,
A few Heavy Winter ShawIs,
Hoop skirts and skirts,
Bright COIOred Plaid LinSey,
Gents Super Linen HandIker-
chiefs,
A few Choice Bed Blankets,
EsnbrOideFieS and LaceS,
Cotton Batting for Comforts,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps.
VI
GENERAL
VARIETY
Is GOOD.
no99d,wsw SPEED. D0N0HO & STRANGE
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N"''aan Psudo6 for Divorce
iaehsrd Caliahaa,)
TT appssring &c The Clerk and master Of the law side
of The Coz MOP lew and ehaacery c .uTt Of the CITY
~ M-rphis. "a vacation. that defendant, Richard Cal
istsa. = q nod-resiaent Of the state e Tennesses It
IA therefore ordered TIA pubfl alon BE- naae for 4 weeks
sucresavsiy. ia the hemphis Daiy Appeal requiring
"a defendant 10 appear al or before the seoon1 Mon-
dev n February next. 1882 md plead, singer or de-
~srr 70 piaiutfs petition, or The same sfl be taken as
confessed and the cause SCI for herring ex psrte
ARGUS }. WRIGHT, Clerk
By A. J. WHEELER, ID. c.
vorientine & Les, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE!

AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,
No. SO st. Charles Street, New Orleans.
THE undersigned has for sale, Iron Steam Pipe and
i Fittings, Check Valves, Globe Valves. Steam Con
Meeting Cocks, Stocks and Dies and Taps for Gas Pipe,
Pine Wrenches, Pipe Tongues, Rate 81 Drills, Monkey.
Wrenehes, Screw Cutting Stocks and Dies, Rivetting
Hammers Engineers Hammers, S Wrencbes, Steem
and Water GuHges, Whistles, 9uageCockEs Air Cocks,
Cylinder Cocks. OIL Cans, Oil Cups with stop cock,
Power Pumps. Hand Pumps, Circular SAWS, Mil Saw
Files, Portable and Stationary Steam Engines of ali
Sizes, Double Flue Boilers, Saw Mill, Single Ma
chimes and Corn Mills.
j. REIENSKEY, Agent,
no19.3m For s. II. GILMAN.
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MEDICAL.
CLARK &
AMBROSEAL OIL!
CLaRK, GREGORF y GO.
Sole ProprSet0rS

49,
CURES Headache, Earsche, Toothaehe, in three min
~ utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, Ery.
sipelss, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Colo, Cramps, lnhamea
Ewes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles, Ulcers Disr.
rhea, Bunions, Corns, Frosted Fact, Deafness Oto
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spid5 Bites, Dog Bites,
Raj Bites. The world Is challenged for its equal toF
Scalds and Burns. 1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore
Eyes on horses, Sprsins, Swinney, Poll Evil Fistuls1
saddle and harness gals, fresh wound or swellings, ana
Is the best known remedy to apply to tender-footed
horses from founder-take up the fee1 and battle we'd
about the frog of the foot. Cures all eutaoeous diseases
on man or beast.
No one medicine can cure in al cases, but we can
show r,ore real proof Of the virtue cf Ambrosial Oil IN
its healing properties, from responsible men, who ar
above being bought than can be produced for any other
We do not assert a cure for every nslaty TO which
the human family are subject, but wbst we proclaim
we can substsntiate by hvt @sitnesses. The Ambro-
sial Oil Is a Nashville preparation, and sold Throughout
the South and Southwest by al good druggists and
general dealers. The South may be justly proud that
DR.. Clark, a native Tennesseesn, after much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine, which
ia bound 10 drive out much of the worthless imported
trash with which the country is Hooded.
Please call at our office, where we will take pleasure
in showing letters and testimonials too numerous to set
forth in the form of an advertisement, some Of which
come from physicians in high standing, who are using
it in their practice, as they state, with marvellous ef-
fects. We challenge the world 70 produce q remedy SO
speedy and effectusl in its healing properties,
Read the evidence OF the virtue Of Clark & Full
lersg Ambrosial Oil, evidence 50 authentic, and from
persons whose word and standing are irreprOacha5ie.
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & co, ProPristorsr
Sold at the manufacturers' prices by S Mansfield &
Co., Memphis. wholesale agents for Southw est, and by
all Memphis druggists d~e25-dawIyis
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e BBLs. pure Peach Brandy. l do. Cherry Bounce
" just received and for sale by
oc31 MORRISON & IN
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DIR. SPIEGEI.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER
IN THE WORLDt
Eight Years ina Memphis.

INFORMS tbs public In general that he is prepared
L to treat all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced incurRbie, and called chronic.
His treatment Of Cancers il without any rval, be
cause they will be expelled from the system, with ali
their roots and hbeTs. only by constitutional treatm5ut
without eaastics aHd without the knife.
He also treats with success, according 10 the nost
improved science Of medicine in Europe. Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Gout, Ophthsmia, Fistals In Ano, Ser9sula.
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic D~ysertery Torpid Llver
Gravel, Fits, Tapeworm, Piles, DTopsy, Diseases of the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, al diseases Of he Eve
and Ear, and gives particular attention to al FEMALE
complaints, particularly those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any of the above dis
commodations while unler treatment at the Doctor
infTmsry.
The Doctor calls attention of patients az a distance
that fthey are not prepared TO consult the Doctor Ter
sonslly, by writing 20 him, with an exact account ct all
the symptoms of the disease, medicine will be for
wsrded BY Adams express.
~ Office in LeDOw's Building, Union street, be
tween Mai and Second. fourth door east Of Main.
InhrmaTy on Union street, esst Of the Bayou, at DR.
Spiegels private residence.
Dr.. G. Spiegel has, in his thirty years practice. es
peeially on chronic diseases, cured them with the ut
most success He has in bis possession over five thou
sand plants, herbs, hsrks, etc which he can rely upon
70 cure diseases which are by The most successful prso
t~itiOners pronounced incursble.
lie also makes it his especial practice 70 trost an pri
vate diseases with the utmost success, in q short time.
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature.
All DR.. Spiegei asks from the afflicted is q fair trial
when all the reference he viii give will be a speedy
cure to them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, nav be seen At the DJetTs Office. iy2s1n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-27
NOTICE no PROPERTY OWNERS.

NOTICE is herebv given that the grases of Fourth
i street, from Jefferson to Market, and of Court
street. from the Bayou to the Pigeon ROost road. have
been fixed, and prohies Of the same filed IN the Mayors
Office. All persons Interested in properly on said streets
are hereby notified TO come up and examine the pro
fles, aud present any objection they may have thereto
within thirty days, to the Board Of Mayor and Alder
men. }. Ii.
DEF I'm City Engineer.