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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

sRAMELY PARsosAeu. A Novel sy AnthO-
NJ TrolloDs nufhor q aDocfor ThOEno,n - iaIhs
Bertrems,i &C.. LIMO, MuBlin s. cl
For sale b ~ p p. COBB co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28

How Nearly the Rebels were whipped at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
]. B. COBB & Co

VIII send mall, post paid, any Of tss following
newly rubliahsd Books on the rsesFit Of tas adEsr
fsad nrfca
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-28
Rank NOTE LIs-R.

CORRECTED By O. A. BRAD CO., BAHkEas.-
MAINE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. par An Solvent Banks.
Commercial Blk, Bath-5O ExoEPT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
RlvEa ANp srEAnnoAr MArrERs.


The river has slightly deoliusd......The landing, to
repent TIE language q az OLD bostmln, used yesterday,
was "ite Sunday, and q vet one AZ aat."......Th
FeEthtr WIS enc HEd warm......Ths boats lying in
pert last uisst were ths Carl, Ben McCuIsch, Il. R. W.
Hill, WlttsburE. Conway. Chester Ashley, New Mosn,
Csmb-idge, John walsh I'd Howard and Eovsreign....
ne Gel Morgan trrived last nifht from White river...
rhe Ing0nar came IN % Midnight from Randoiph......
Tae Arkantas river IL reported faIIinE......Th New
Noon is Up for White rivsT......Ths Prince Of wales
is io bsolms q regular New Orleans packet, starting OF
her drst trip this evsniug; 8 more 5greesble boat thar
IKE Prince, a more ttiuful csmmsudsr than Capt. Lod-
rick, ard a more courteous clerk than Jos. Dubois no
traveller could wish fsT......The Chester Ashley Leaves
for Arkansas river o-uorrow.--..M Priest OF The
Eciipss vhsribcat, ii ahout u run the Bracelet between
Memphis aEd C1lumbus.-.-..Th8 Little Eock left for
Arkansas river last evenius.....The st. Louis Demo
e-atsays: eve lean from the ofnosrs Of the Mime
sofa, that q tsial Iut oompiets revelation has taken
p'aes in The towing and other business in The Illinois
river. The grsin. CT which there was immense qusnti-
ties along he entire river, Is now directed 70 Chicago.
There is nov but three bosis running between this port
ard the Illinois river-the Lstalie, Belle Peoria and
ooionua. ne Esdors IS going IN, ineFeasinE the num-
her 20 four. ..... Business continues &c proossd iansuidly
on the wbarf.-.-.Fsvera boats continue to load.
There Is a good deal Of ffsiEhtsderins for the Missouri.
n beat viii lssve for the Nissoari for soma time,
without q gosd esrgo."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

Foolish, MsRBisH, M sTUFID.-sue1
is the character the Black Republican 81
Louis Democrat gives Memphis because this
city has met the Cairo embargo viii a Mem
phis embargo. It was al very we'll stopping
cern and bacon from reaching the South, and
stopping boats running down the river BY
stopping The trade that supported them but
stopping salt from reaching St. Louis, and st.
Louis boats from running "a where they've a
mind TOP is q a white horse Of another color, y
and is at once foolish, mobbish and stuPids
The Democrai says: "The Memphis people
have done a very foollsh thing, If a dispatch
received yesterday By Capt. Henry symnss,
can be relied upon, and we have no reason to
suppose the gentleman who sent it would ex-
aggsrste. Capt Bordesu, commanding the
S0vsrsign, en- route from New Orleans to this
port, telegrsphs that the boat has been laid
up at Memphis, as no steamers are to be per-
mittsd to 20 further North than that point.
The Sovereign has on board a let Of salt and
other stuff for St. Louis. We should think
the rebel Government, OF the people Of New
Orleans, viii at once bring the crazy people Of
Memphis to reason. Il is not Likely, in view
Of this stupid movement OF the Mem
phis mob, that the railroad line boats will
leave twice a week for New Orleans, as con-
templated. The Hisi0aths was to have left
yesterday, and the Imperial tomorrow, but
will leave until satisfactorily assured
they win not be molested at Memphis en-
return North"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

Do YOU want your delicate, sicEly, puny childran to Be
bssIrbr. streng ans rorus3-thsn give them Mclean g
strenEfhsniuE Cordial (see me directions On csca BOT
9sl ir IS delicious 10 take.
one tablesp0olful taken every .rurulng fasting. Is 8
are preventive zgalnst Calls ana Fever, yellow Fever,
Cholera, OF any p~rsvaLlrg disease.
uric beware Or druggists Or dealers Whs nay
~ = Pfim ur9n you a bette Of Bittsrs or Slrszpari-s,
-iidh thsJ car buy aheap. ty Esylug it Is iust a. 1r-
There are even msa bsse eu11Eh % steal part o. nv
asue 70 dub tasir vile decouiJus- Avoid such inia-
mous pirates End their vllaluous compounds. Ask Er
Dr.. :. d HcLean's Strengthening Coitlal sra Bl01d
Pu-fapr. Take EatdinE else. 10 is the only rsmehy
that vii Buriev the tio1i bercugliY. a1d-at the SAFE
TINE strengthen and i~nvigorate tie whole orEanElti1n-
To . Poi 1p IN large 5lues-& peg bottle, or sig boz
ues for s..
DH ]. u. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Ehird and Pine streets. ST. Louis, 40.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

NV PACKET LISE.-lt is expected that
the exigsBcies OF the times viii Deesssiats sn
active commerce between some parts OF this
state aud that Of Arkansas, to which we may
perhaps add the southern part Of Kentucky,
and the country below US to New Orleans. To
provide for this, q packet line is in course o. for
nation, the boat is to ply between Memphis and
New Orleans ~ intervals Of probably FIVE days.
The first boat that has entered the proposed
lire, is the handsome and espleious Prince Of
Wales, oommsnisd by Capt. Pres. LoiWiek,
Mr. Joseph Dubois in tae Office. This packet
starts on Hs fret trip this evening. Mr.. Priest,
OF TIE Eclipse wharf-bost is engaged In per-
fscting a plan, which has obtained the appro-
baton Of the military board, for keeping
uD regular Communication with Columbus,
Ky, the terminus Of the Mobile and Ohio rail-
read. He proposes to put the steamer Brace
let into this trade, to leave and return at fixed
periods. We hope these efforts 10 continue a
river commerce purely Southern will meet with
ample success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
PgImonic Cordial
o III AKLIEF OF
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS,
AND Ii DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND LUNGS.
THIS delightful preparatIo eparsd from fresh
L and carefully selected Rcota Herbs, is eona-
IDENTITY s a pleasant ssfe and rouable
remedy fer the above affections. Sold only BY
A 4 HcCLELLAED,
CHANnlER 4 CO.,
pEARfNG & WETHRRILL,
u. F. FARNSwORTH 4 CO.,
TALBOT & DANOT,
S2NG9rAOK 4 90, and
g. Q. CREIGTON & 20,
DrsEgifts and Chsaists,
= ~. 4. M.n.L-- -
Tvusaees, Sale,

DURsUAET 70 a deed Of trust executed y James
l. Tosng, on the % Eovembe 1850, to the Hndsr-
signed Is ~tru'tses, for The beneAt Of Robert Gordon,
We viii sell at auction,
OK SATURDAY, z 25FH A OF KAT, 1851,
~ the highest h.ldsr, for Cash, the following described
land AID premises, t,-Wlt; A uset Of lsnd cortaintns
~fertg-one earss, situsts in Shelby cocnty, and STATE 81
Tennessee, three and q hair miles from Court squarr,
IN me city o. Memphis, or the Eorih eide o. Wolf river.
on the road 70 Raleigh, which runs BY Horghead's AE6
Smiths, bounded thus; BEGINNING a. 3 ttLte in Woif
rigeri running thence no-th 10 3 holly Marked 8. P, on
re ssuih boundary line q The keKeon zoo acre tracti
1erce west % chains IS Inks, to a stake and elm
pointers thspce s0uth with ihe Smith and Dorss IS ao-e
entry, psssing Their south-east corner 10 = stake, tie
scufh-sa { cerner Of the land released 10 Yates; thence
ahst p chains 10 Ink, % the BEGINNING. laid tract
adoinE the lard q Fm- L. Ediings. - willis and
-- Yates, beipg ire same that was purchased By David
McKniRat from Jeha Philips.
said sale viii take place At the southwest corner OF
Main and Madison streets, In the city o. Memphis, be-
tween the hours Of 10 e'eoek, A. NJ, AID 4 o'cls <. r.
NJ, e. said 9bth Nay, 166iA The title to the premises
ia Believed = be good, but We convey as trustees only.
HENRY CRAFE,
J. ". SCALES,
mJi0-td Trustees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

= z Z z z Z Z z z Z
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We have been requested
BY the news agents on the various railroads,
to request persons at the different stations
along those roads to ascertain among them
selves, before the arrival Of the trains, the
number of papers the crowd wants, and place
the money to pay for tAem in the hands Of one
person, who can receive the papers and dis
tribute them to all who wish to purchase. The
demand for the papers is so great that the
newsboys End it impossible, in the short space
o. time the trains remain at a station, to sup
ply all who want to purchase By delivering a
paper to each separately, receiving the money,
making change, ltc. By adopting the plan
above suggested, all may be supplied without
all IRE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
DE-. McLeaB's Universal Pills,
FOR LIVER COAFLANT B-LI0UsEESS, HEAD.
ACHE, n

There has never been a eathartic medicine 0fsrrd
the public that sas sivsa such entire satisfaction
McLean5s Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable hey arc perfectly iusocsnl
and can b taEe- BY As NEST tender inlluli yet rrCmqt
ard powerful IN reuoFIus All biilo-s secretion, acid %
insure, fsrad uartsr f-ru tie stomach u face, Lhsg
are re only Pits tlz4 should be used 10 malaricus dis
tricts.
scn " b0welE, t1cr-h very active and saanchluz iu tLei1
-paraEou. prllati1g h-alHy secreuons cf The liver and
kidaegz. Ua1 E4l suffer lau B.i8usless. Heada-he
md FoHI S.occsch, wien 20 cheap 8 remedy can be ID
fsfusfq Keep them constantly en- hand q single doss,
tskas IN sesson, may prevent hours. fsgs and months Il
sicknszs. Ask ior Dr. 2 e. Ha1eaus Universal Pills.
tx q sihsr. BEING waited, Jhey are tasfeless Prize
rT zf tent- per boz, sud can Be SEM by nail to AZ
lar o. the United Ststas
J. II. MCLEAN, Soils Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81. Losis, 10.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
Commercial mattsrs.
DAILY EEPsET or TnE nAnknT
rs..I.Hr. ra.n raE EsaezAur.'sas.A.a

F~snsIsnrs Yzsn TEE ErAeHAErs ExszAsus
NrEPHs. M,y "a, 1851.
c0rToN-Ths esmundwas limited YESTERDAY, tsd III
sales sonaued to aosus 70 bales, At a bssiS oflt9nk-
for %middling. We tgsin quote
NKHPsIs COTTON QUOTATIONS.
ordlalry....... sH@ o. Strict Kidding .ftb9ia
sosi o]Tai3a.y'. 2 g ss sood Eidd.isG"'1h9is
NisAing.... Iii @iix Fair...-....... ssmiaa
TOBAoco-Thsrs is nothing doirG Ia the marEsi
wsrth r%eportisE, and quotations being satirsJ nsminsl
are sgain omitted.
FLouR-Thsre was an improved demand ioI this ar
tieis yesterday. bat with fair supplies prices are Wish'
cut quotabis ehsnge. Sales q 7is barfe.a srpsraas sn
private terms, 20 10. at S7.5o. 50 at s. IS, % st s7oe,
IS extra At $500, 50 at ss.75, 10 a $3.50, AID IS Zoe at
s57sssQ5.
ooBy-Thsrs is very iitas isqvi'y sud ths narKst is
aHa, although dealers sossraily are arm a. 7o37ss fer
ysllsw, mixed and white, in is;s The only t. aafasiiont
rspsrtsd we're 500 bushels st oG75s. lis sEI st 7bs, and
a2tdo. st7ss ? bushel,
oATs-Inf fair Request, and arm at 55eooo 2 bushsl,
frsn stsrs.
Waffle dsmsnd Is 70 q fair extern, and the market
is arm At sesGss y iun for prime timothy fTsn store.
None oGsring from hsHs.
~BACON-The nArketesntiuues quists with no changes
in prices. Sales reported Of 2 casks slsaT sides at lBe,
? 10. ribbed, At ~ 5 easkl shouiters 1t i2e, ? Go. at
1915, snd 8 usrcas hams Al t5e Pm.
oRK-2oo barrels sold in one lot ou terms no. trans
plrsd. We o~eutinus to qrots as The railing ngHres SIS
2brl for mess ans SI7Gls for ramp.
SCHOLARSHIPS Of y bids at 81, 6 at 81. At sE,
sas sA, and at7e. The demand lie Astivs ad VITA
moderate siecks and are well maintainsS
coFFEE-5oo bags ehsies fsid atlsa Rb.
ROLAssEs-saies 81 about 81 ptEs At al0s7o a
s,ien for barrels and half si-ruls.
r~0rAToHs-In god DEFEND and arm. sales Of 20
Sks a. e5e ana 60 Dfls It s2.zs.
BUTTER III E~Ges-searcs asa In active dszand,
at full prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

MILL,
YARD.

have recently built q large addition 70 our Plan
w ing Nil and fitted ~ our manufacturing depart
ment vita al the Modern naclinery for ae naaufao-
tlre OF 5asA, Doors, BliHds, kouldiug, Mautles, Door
and window Franes, Cesings, Cornice, BraoketA, New
ell Fosis, Turniag and Scroll work, ef every styls. We
have on hand 8 large stock 81 Lsmaer Of 81 kinds [;
E~lssriags, Waite Pine AID Poplar WestherbssTane.
sheeuuz, shingles, Fencing, and 3 large let Of Cedar
Posts Ou- ullgf-gturing department Is anfer the en-
~perVisi0n u a. experienced foreman, and We fsttar
ourselves 11t ast3 price, quality, s.Yis and durability,
We can cgrFete with auy similar eslasishneu4 IN TIE
United States. Orders promptly anss.
HhLPPLE, Reid 4 Co.,,
Plming Nil,
iyf7-lg Eesr ne BsEnd on Esliga1 st-sst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
RoBT. 7. WOLFE, Notary PsblIs.
ooNrrRo1LCa's orr1cr,

EhEHvILLE TENH. FEB ., 1851.
This il to certify, uist the Insurance Company a ne
Valley % virginia, l0cated al WInchests-. DO The State
Of Virginia, has cruElied WI % an The requirements Of
the Code, on the subject CT Foreign Insurance. Corpora
items. in sections 1895 t. 1907 inclusive, a. we'll as the
aes Of 2{th Of March, 1881. chapter or 2I5, sectioa 10
requiring q de1osit with the GoDDtoller Of twenty
Thousand solars o. SIX per sent. bonds on the State.
Ard that g ". l. Crock Is ths legally authorized
agent Of said oompa , in the city Of Memphis, State Of
Tennessee.
u-Poioies issued and renewed and losses promptly
paid for this old ard roloble Insurance Company By
ma8 g. ". l.. CROOK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

SoUTHEEN MoTHERs.-SeHd 10 your contri-
buttons Of beds, bedding, aud other articles
suitable for a sick loom, to he committee, who
will be in attendance at The reception room Of
the society, in Grseniaw's new house, corner
-aGai2 az Second streets, OF Saturday
morning. Il iC6sETsTTo have tie room in
order for the reception Of the sick BY MONDAY
morning next Toe committee viii also re-
csive, st The ssms tine, bsHdaEes and liner
for the use Of the wounded. Mary E.. Pope,
rerrrtarv-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
FREEMAN q I'd.

MANUFACTURES OF Picture and Looking Glass
M Frames, Gilt Aouldinzs, Cornices, Venetian
Blinds, Shades, Pier ana Looking Glasses, etc. sd
dssiers IN Artists Materials and Engrsvings, PROyIEB
BLOCK. Memphis. nrs-sa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

The Military BOARD.-M ajor-Genera
Pillow having addressed a communication to
the military board on the subject Of providing
for the families Of volunteers engaged in tie
service of the State, there will be a meeting Il
The board at the new city Offices at 70 O'Clock
ts-dsy to consider that matter.
A. P. MERRLr. Chairman
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
Clark & FuB2er'S
o OIL

CLARK. GREGORY & co.,
3o1o p oPEi0tOr@s
NUaFs Headache, Rarsehe, T~sothaehs. in three min
~ rites, %Rhsuastlsm, Csurhs. Neuralgia, Colds. XIV.
blpelas, Broneaitls, Dyssepsia Colic, Cramps, Unnamed
Eyes, Chrenic ssre ayes, Sore Throat. Cuts, Burns,
5rulses, SPANS ChapPed Hands Piles, Ulcers, DisT-
rheai Braians, csrDs, Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores Sore Breast, Sore Hipsies, Scald Head, Ring
Wernl, letter, hnfks Bii>s, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rat
Btes. he worls i1 challenged for It's equal for Scalds
and BVrzs cures Scratches On horses Sore Eyes OK
horses, SFrtias, Swim ", Poll Evil, Firtula, saddle and
hsrnssS calls, frash wounds or dwellings, and ia the
o9st KNOWN remedy 70 apply to tendsr-footed horses from
foulaer-take n the feet and hafhe well about the FROG
or the foot. Cures sl eui4neeus diseases on maa OF
beast.
SO one medicine car curs in sl cases, but we can show
msre real proof Of the virtue OF Ambrosisi OIL in its
healing properties, from responsible men, who are above
cha.
We Do not sssert q cure {or every malsdy to which the
kusaa family are subject, but what we proclaim we can
suEstantiste BY living witnesses, The Anbrosial Oil is
a Nashville preparation. and sold throughout the s0uth
and Southwest BY al good druggists and general deal
ers. ne South may be Justly proud thatiDr. CLARK,
native Tonuesseoau, altar much labor ans research, has
produced a rssliy worthy medicine, which is bound to
drive out muoh o. the worthless Imported trash with
which the country Is flooded.
Please call at sur ofacs, where We viii take pleasure
In showing letters and testimonials ts0 numerous to set
forth in ne lorna sf an advertisement, some OF which
come frcu p~hTslcianE I'm high standing. who are using il
IA tEeir prEcsee, IS they sise, With marvellous enects.
We ehsliencs the vorIa 70 pfoducs 3 emeiys so speedy
and ehec1u1l In ie hesting properties.
e Read The evidence Of the virtue OF CLARK 4 Ful.
lsrs Anhrosisi OIL, evidence 50 authentic. and from
persons whose word Ind standing are iueprosehsbls
Read and bs convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & 90,
saie Proprietors. Nashville, Tenn.
For sails BY n. Q. oAToE & SON,
And all hemphiS d~rDSEiats. se25-dawIyis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

ANOTHER FoRr.-Tbe Arkansas commits
sioHsrs have selected a spot At BsaTIeld's
Point, Mississippi county, Arkansas, fifteen
miles south OF the Missouri line, as a proper
spOt FOR q fort. We are informed that active
proceeding are already in'prosrs,s, and that in
a short time the troOps at camp Rector VIII be
conveyed to The new fort. This will be The
nearest military station on the Mississippi 10
thc enemy sncampedat Cairo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

sTIL ANoTHE FoRT-Proposals are invi-
ted for building . bsttssy Of ssrth-work near
this city, at the mouth Of Wolf river. The
proposed fort, ltogethsr with fort Harris, just
G5o-es fort Wright, at Randolph, and ths fort
az Bearheld's Point, ? .bW the Missouri line,
viii prove serious Oh ] ctioss IN The way Of
any attempt to invade Mem bis from The
North.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
Challenge TO the World !
TFH-F POEFS. TENT TX.
Memphis Steam Bakery,

TEET FOLEs and PINS. in any quantity. can Be
4 furnisheI a. The Eemphs ksnafaoiarinf Company.
ltsnire a. HcKINEET a co.'s
mTl-u Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

ATTENTION, DIXIE GEAYs Appear this
morning at II O'Clock, at your rendezvous
under Gayoso hotel, q door from Mccall
street, for final arrangements FOR service.
Every member is requested to be Punetual. 4
few additional members viii be received. b
order Of EDwARD PIoKErr, il, Captain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
RINlERY!

JACOB G.. WARD
DEBPECTFULLT ANNOUNCES 70 bis ETTTe4
n former patrons that he may be found z sIfEff4
Il No. l96 kstn street. oPposite the CayA
Building, where be- 10 prepared 70 servsS2AA&
the public WITH anything in bis line. Pink Books
Of every description, via or without printed headg,
msde 20 order.
HAWKS one Of the most approved ruling machines, he
Is prepared 70 90 any Kind Of ruling. Particular aiteu-
ton paid b. the binding o. mnsic aud al kinda Of peri
odioalf, e.th1r plain or In extra style.
All orders from he city or country will receive
pronpl attention. O @. WARD,
i6 hain street opposite Clay Building, Sd 9oor.
mar2t Hemphis. Tana.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

HYHENIAL.-The highly popular treasurer Of
TIE Memphis aad Ohio railroad, J. n. Toneny,
Esq, wss yesserday united to one OF the fairsst
and most sniabie Of her sex, Mics Fanny
Webb by TIE official aid Of Rev. J. T. c. Collins.
formslities, but in the present instance we,
with q large circle OF attached friends Of Mr..
Tomsny, wish him and bis smiab,e lady a
large share Of prosperity, and that unfailing
fcunt Of mutual affection that is the best earth
D. solacs amid he grisfs necessarily incident
even to tie bap1isst life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

HEAVY GuSs FoE CALRo.--
from Cairo last night Informs
:. fbs way a train bearing 9
pounders for Cairo. These n.
| ibsir way for the last tnr
have been reported met at ati
sIoog The route. We nave -
s-om the reliability Of oar info
-9ps are really en- route fo7 !
lioaeo Timesi p.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

AccIDENT-Yestsrday morning as a num-
Der Of children were Pl7T'r. On q lumber pile
near the old Ohio Tsul,- ,r5t, the whole
tilted ever. Ons Of the number, a little Ger
man boy Of ten years old, had one leg caught
under the falling boards, and downwsrds from
the thigh half way above the knee the whole,
with the feo' war completely crushed. Amp
tation was Necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

MILITARY NOTICE.

b special agreement between the morning
papers Of ths city, it Is arranged that all calls
for, or proceedings Of military meetings shall
be charged ten cents per line in our local col
una-whieh Is bat one half Of oar regular
rstss-nd to be paid Tor invariably in sd-
uan~e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24
Cherokee Cnrat

OAAE
A u~nfafling cure for Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal
Emissisas, Inpotsacy, Loss CT Power, Pains in the
Bsaz, stsns ia tho Bladder Distracted ana Bihoult
MsssrautisH, and all diseases caused BY ~deviatlng from
the pats Of nature, and ~iRduiging in self.Pslution.
By tbs use Of this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened organs Of generation a1e
speedily cured, and tal vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. shouls reject
that = sound miHd and body are necessary to promote
onnubisl happiness.
In tie Cherokee Cure the poor, desilitated, worn
down and despairing devotse Of sensual pleasure, viii
and relief.
Its safe and pleasant il TASTE, but Immediate in its
so-loni containing nc rino-al poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in he form Of a delicious
syTHp.
Price 81 per bottle, OF three bsttes Tor IS, and for
Ehrded b. express % all parts 81 the world.
Sold By ali respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER q AERWIE Propristors.
st. Lsuis, Missouri.
seld in Memphis BY all responsible d-rasglsts.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

Jon PEISrINs-Our friszda both in The city
and country, BY leaving theiF orders at this
eHes can be accommodated with any styls Of
jsb printing desired On the most reasonable
terms. All printing sent Us viii be executed
neatly, on the best material and delivered
FreRpllT at the time promised.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-24

BE CAREFUL Persons handling arms
should use extreme csrs. On Wednesday night
a ban fired by come unknown person passed
through a door jamb aid three partitions of
sleeping ROOMS In The building east OF the al
ley agths north side Of Monroe street. For
tunately no one was injured.