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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

BLAcKwooD'E MAGAzTEK--The exesllAnt
republication Of this magazine by L. Scott 4
Co., for February, is received. It has several
articles Of unusual interest. In this day Of
q vsstiges Of the creation" and q origin Of
species" an article on @spOntaheOus Genera
Hon" will receive considerable aitentiOn-Sa
= vear
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DESTIsTRT.-A card on another page states
that Messrt. J. B. & VIM. WATSON have moved
to the corner of Union and Main streets,
where all business In their line will be stten-
ded to in a superior manner, the house priding
itself on turning out work o. the fret quality.
such as will be servleesbls, lasting AMI ele-
~awA
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THEATER-The splendid spectacle Of Faust
aad Marguerite was introduced at the tbeatsr
last night. Mr.. ]. B. Roberts, in connection
withthe@ spirited manager, Mr.. Thompson, is
presenting the theatsr-gOing public With pieces
Of the most:attraetivs kind. These well con-
Quoted Efforts are obtaining deserved success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

FENCING MARKET SQARE.-At their last
meeting council appointed Msssrs. YOIlentine
Hughes and Morgan a committee to ascertain
what would be the cost Of surrounding Market
square with an irsn fence.
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NEW ORLEANS, Psbrusry 1.-Ootion-Ths sales Of
cotton to-day amounted to lO,5o0 bales At Hc for
middling. TIE -four market closed duh st ss.95.
MIXED corn eisssd At ae5sa. The market for pork
closed dull at $3.50 Other articles unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

DIREcTIY THEoUGH.-We learn from Col
W. J. Ross, general superintendent Of tn
Memphis and Charleston railroad, that thu
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad ii
making close connections now at Knoxville
Through passengers going east will now NEE
with 10 detention.
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CIueInnau MarLets bT TeIerr,pb

CINCINNATI, February s7.-Fiour-The sales Of TO-
day amounted to 1000 brls al 81 55S4so. whisky
closed At l5s. Corn closed arm at sI9s4e. Oats are
selling at s7Xe. The market for bacon closed busysnt
at ITo. Sugar closed busyInt at 5k9TKe. Sales Of 100
bags OOnss at 17XG14e. 200 hhds nolIsses sold At
SOaaIc-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

D1soRDEKIY HoSsss.-At length we are
glad to see some attention ia being paid 20
those nuisaness so frequent in the city that arr
politely srmsd.HdisorderlY houses" For keep.
ing such, two women, Ann Hickey and Mary
williams, were yesterday fined, theiOne ten anC
TIE other twenty dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

CEUELTT.-A short time ago Capt. Garrett
entrusted to Edward Meade, a young horse to
break. He abused the pOer animal 80 shsms-
fully, that be was yesterday fined ten dollars
By the recorder.
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NEW YORK, February 27.-Co;ton-ths market closed
steady but actlve. The sales reached 1000 bslsE mid
diinEs at ike. Flour closed steady At IS .l595 20.
CorD-SAlss Of Al. 600 bushels at soHS75e. Psrk-sAles
OF 200 brls at Sl7.25. Coffee closed quiet but STEADY,
with sales Of s95 bags OF Rio At1iK@12He, sad 40 bags
Java At ls9IsHe. sugAr-ssles OF IS Ahds Cubs at
4K95Ke. Sales Of 40 bids mOlssses were made at
Aassc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

REcoEDER's CoURT.-At this court yestsr-
day, there were forty-nine cases t~wenty-four
persons were sent to the chain gang, and a
hundred and forty-six dollars in fines were col
larFad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

Strict RALRoAD.-We observe that the
project OF introducing street railroads int this
city, although long sleeping, is not dead at
the meeting Of the council an application was
received frsu Wm. Kirk, Esq., Of the char
tered eonpanr upon The subject.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

SUNDAY LIQUoH LAw.-For selling liquor
on Sunday, Daniel Dowlsy, whose saloon is
at the corner Of Poplar and Main streets, was
Yesterday fined ten dollars BY the recorder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

LITTLE BLIND TON.-This very astonishing
little negro pianist gives bis first concert this
evening, at Odd FsIlows' Hall. No doubt can
exist thai ali who visit him will enjoy the
richest musical treat they have ever listened to-
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washington News.

wAsHIssroN, February 27.-Nsjor Bowman has re-
oeivsd the appointment Of superintendent Of the West
Point military Ecademy.
It is runorsd here that The Hon. Jshn Bel, of Ten
nessee, win have the oasr Of q seat in NJ. Linosinii
Cabinet.
Last night Messrs. Bell Douglas, Guthrie, Rives
Gov. Hicks, and others, had an iutsrview OF several
hours with NJ. Lincoln. They urgently appealed to
him to i~n;erpose for a settlement Of the present diFcul-
ties.
The commissioner from The Southern confedeFaey
are expected 70 arrive hers this week. They are ae-
credited to he incoming dissatisfaction, and pending
their efforts to negotiate, nothing viii be done to disturb
the public peace.
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THURSDAY.
SuetiaI aOtufs.
The Great secret.

Z is no disease without IL attendani inaamras-
ilon. To subdue the Inflammation Is ths nrht thing to
aoeoaalish. In burn, sralds, brsisss, as sEiernals,
and piles. rheumatism, etc., as Intervals, spply At eDce
DALLEY's kAGIoAL III EXTRACTOR. This all
hesling, ali-soWsrful s~ntidota, instantly silays inham-
nation, and consequently strikes at The root Of hia dis
ssse. A cure aew is at once effected.
For sale In View orleans, Wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n sad f5l Chartrss street
Sole sesuts for ne Southern States, ana 70 whom a
should b addressed. fs97-dawin
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BANK on WEST %TFNNTssFF

hEiEFHIs, January n, 1881.
There VIII hs an slectieu held si uls bank OF NOM
DAY, TIE = u az Of NsEeh nsEt. for Dirsetorl, 70 serve
he ensuins yeH.
fszI-f RVE NAY c..bt.-
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Read tins Evidence.

Msssrs. CLARK, Gregory a Co., Esshvins, Tenn
Please send ms By adams express ten dollars worth Of
your AkBRosLAL OIL. End it IN ny practices a val
liable medicine, and win want you 10 furnish ne with
what may want on The beat terms you can. l Wsuid
ike to be an agent for the sale Of 1t In this county, and
think I cas- sen q good deal. Satisfied, Is ! an, Of its
good qualities, at leisure, / win furnish you with ny
experiences in using IL, and The number Of cures It
effects, etc. DIR. GEo. ". JOHNSON.
Athens, Ala, November 10, 1880.
ksssss. CLARK, Gregory & Co., NaIhvilie, Tennessee
Gents Ny ~nelghbors are calling on me for Ambrosihl
OIL, and l cannot refuse suffering humanity, II It tells
like the prospects natter At present. It Is doing COED
In this vicinity. G. Lam
Vernon. Tennessee.
FOR sale BY n. @. Aye & SON,
And all Memphis drugEists. feTI-daxsE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

A BRAvE-The usual distinction Of pick
and shovel rank in the city guards, was yes
terdaY conferred by the recorder upon Patrick
Brown, who had qualified himself for the pc
sition BY whipping bis wife.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

ENTERTAINING SLATEs.-For this %ofense,
Peter SolsB, a liquor seller, was yesterday
fbed ten dollars by the recorder. He appealed
from the sentence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28
CONSTIPATION or Cosfireness.

No one OF the "many Ills hesh Is heir to y
is % prevalent, 50 little understood, and ~ much ne
elected a. costivensss. Often originating in carelsw-
ness, or sedenthry habits, i'll 3 regarded as q slight dis
order o. too little Consequence to sIeits anxiety, while
IN reality It IS the precursor and companion OF many q
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless earIy
eradieEted II will bring the sufferer 70 an uutimely
grave Among the lighter evlls-of which eoattvenesI
is the usual attendant are Headache, Coils, RhsumA-
usm, Boul Breath, Piles and others Of ike nature, while
3 long train Of frtghtfui diseases sGch as Malignant Fe-
vers, Aooesses, Dysentary, Dlsrrhea, Dyspspsia, Apo
pleXy5 Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypOchondriusis
Melancholy and Insanity, hrst Indicate their pressnce
N the system By this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
quently the diseases named s~riginate in constipation,
but take on an independent existence unless the cause
Is eradtcated In an eHTly stage. Prom all these oonsid-
erstionsI Il follows that the disorder should receive I'M
mediate attention whenever it occurs, snd no person
should neglect 70 get 3 box OF Cephahe Pills on TIE arst
appearance Of nc complaint, as their timely use will
eKpel the iHaiAous approaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe 70 human life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

SPURIOUS CoAL OrL.-We caution the pub
lie to be careful where they buy coal oil.
Whsn'gsnuine and properly made 1t is as safe
for use as whale or lard oil, but when adulter-
atsd or improperly purified it may be nearly
as explosive as e~smphsne. Where there is a
doubt a small quantity should be taken, as
much as viii lie IN a watch glass for example,
and heat applied to It BY means Of a red hot
wire or otherwise, when, If unsafe, 1t will ex-
plode like gunpowder-if good, it win burn,
5ut without explosion. There is one eondi-
ton OF the spurious oil when It will not sx-
plsds-if the temperature is below seventy
FIVE degrees, but will when at or above that
mark. We call attention to.lthis subject be-
cause oil OF this dangerous kind is now sold In
this city. We gave. an a~eeOunt.a week ago OF
an explosion attended with fearful eoAsequen-
ees, which occurred at Mr. Mulr'ss on Msdi-
son street. We are Informed. that a second
explosion occurred some nights ago at the res
idsnee OF a merchant on Front row. In both
cases The pretended oil wasspurchassd at the
same place. It is said that naPtha is now
used for adulteration, that article having gone
out OF demand sincsiths vespsr lights were
abandoned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

BHtDGET.-Missus wants you to send her a
soN o. Oephailc Glzai no, a bottle 4 Prepared Pils-
but I'm thinking that's not Just Il naithsr; but perhaps
yen be afther knowing what It Is. Ys see she's nieh
dead and gone with the Sick Headache. and wants some
mere Of that same a. relaived her before.
DrnEeht-You must mesR 5~palding's OePhalie Pills.
brleget-Oehl sure now ssd yeu've sed Il; here's
n quarther and give me the Pills, and don't DO all Day
about Il alther.
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RR7M0S,NE,
ROOKN! ROOKN!

JUST RECEIVED, ; fresh supply Of Hardes's and
y Scotts Cavalry Tactics.
Worcester Quartz Dictionary.
Lsoni pi Aonota.
The Hunters Feast. By Wayne Reid.
Art Reereations, being . complete guide to ornamental
work.
HEny Coverdal's Courtship and Marriage.
Say and Seal. By author Of Wide, wide world.
Tbs Ebony IDOL.
Law, Medical, Miscellaneous, School and Blank Books.
For sale by YOUNG B. BRO,
1a11 Oda-ffllswHs hall
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DrvoAcE.-At the cbabesry court q divorce
has been granted in the case Of Ethelia White
house against Thomas Whitebouse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

COMBINATION COtter vas yesterday
committed to jail FOR trial BY Esq Horne, Oh
the charge Of having stolen from a fellow
bosrdsT, a pocket book containing a sum Of
money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

JEALOUSY AND A HoT PoKKR.-A woman
named Nanny Msginnis, yesterday entered q
house on Shelby street, near Linden, with a
threat to clear it out" because a former lover
OF hers was living with a new ehsrs Gmie.
Her proceedings were opposed by A. Hutehinsi
who in bis excitement seized a poker from the
fireplace, and beat her on the bead with 1t.
The poker proved to be as hot as the tempers
OF the beIligsrsnts, and a very painful burn on
the hand Of the man who used it was the con-
sequence. Hutchins was charged before Esq.
Horne with making an assault with intent to
kill TIE Judy, and be was bound over in two
Thousand dollars te answer the charge. tap
peared that an appeal to arms was not alto
gsthsr unealIed for, for though OF the "gentler
ssz," the attacking party stands five feet ten,
is prOportionably stout, and had an az attach
ed to thslWires Of her patent expander.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

T~UEP always on hsnd q fun Supply o. an articles IN
IA fheir line, Whicn they viii furnish 20 The trade, OF
81 retail, a. . 1uzll HdTnnce On cost. ir their ttsre can
Be fouut Guna, Double and SinEe, for Deer, Duck and
Wfrd uhoatfur Twist and Lzmiatted Steel Barrels.
Eiftsd-Galls-ys DuetuEi and PocEst Plsaots COTS
NUensr. sd oshsr Hepsateu, with ne latest improve
w.uu. Part-f and Dsrirrer's PistoE. EI1o Pocket Pis-
a. 81 tssr oHn manufzeture, via DE Frstt improve
rrauf On DrriEsrsr's Pattern. Rifcs q every detuip-
tioa. rercussiou Csps q every quality Powder
Tlrsfr y vsriaus ksnds. shot Beus, Pouchsr, Drinking
Cupa. etc. Gun WaddinE. Cunery-Hunlug Knives,
au3 rna reckst Eurss-
- nrrHfa Hnrrsl Cans. Hlrer, and Pisi8ls.
Wa1slrf1r q srery description done 81 the shortest
nusios. nd fully EuErnutssd- fee dsu-WeoE
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,ArdHy Realized.

Hi lad N '0rrible 'eadsche this hafternoon
haHd nj stepped into the hspotheearies, hand ssr 4
TO the nan, "Can you besss me o. an 'sadaehe -
" Does it haohe ard" says .. "Hexcaedin4lv % ssv
al, hand upon that . gave ne q Cephalie PHI, hand no
me 'oBor 1t cured me 20 quick that hi 'ardly realized b
'ad I'd sn feAdaehe.
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PLN3es9aO sI5Gg
Clark & FulaeF's
o OIL


&HaAlAM ANmm
Ao1S Rr oDEdotOra.
NUhss Asafache. Earac1e, To1tharha. iu ts-sa min
- utss5 Ehsuuatism, Coushs. EeuraIsia. Cos Frv-
spelasl Bronchlus, Dyspepsia. Cole. Crauus. THr1uaf
hJesi chronic Sore Eyes, sore Throat. Gus. F-rra
Braiaes sprains, Chapped Hands, Piles. Ulcers. Bie--
Iheas BlElons, CorDgs Frosted FeeL. Deafness. Ola
Sores SIRE Breast, Sore Niu1Tzs. Sad HarF E-v-
Norn5 Ietters snake Bites. spider Bites. DIX Etez M
BITES TIE rurld is CHALLENGED for its email f5- g-4Is-
ena b1raa- 10 cures Scratches en- horses, Sore Eves ID
harness Calls, fresh Wounfs or swerinrs. ~ h ~
oeat Known remecy to aprIyt to eudar-f1a--f h1rszs From
iounder-taks up the feet and bafhs well about he f-.g
% ne foot. Cures al cutanecus diseases en- maa 5r
Hoone medicine can cure in an cases. hrtv We can d.
nsIe Eeal proof Or the virtue OF Ambr1s1I Ou IN ia
heallnz properties, from Responsible p men. who are a5r.a
1elng eousnI than can be produced FOR ay 1ksr mel-
We Do not assert a cure For every MALAY 70 uhish Ne
human family are subject, but what We proclaim We esa
slbstant--e By living witnesses. The Auf-asfar OH 10
ahsshviAe preparation, and sold thr1uzh1ut ne scc-a
ahd southwest BY Ell good d~rlssists and general deal
Frs. ne South msy be l8suy proud That Dr. Clark o
native fennesseean, after much Labor ans rsssrch. haa
produced a really worthy medicine. whieh is 6o11i 10
drive cut much o. the worthless Imported trash win
which ne country il flooded.
Please cali 81 sur Office, where We wiz take nIras1-a
IN showing letters and Testimonials ta0 uuuarara t4 4at
oome from physicians ln high Standing. who are urIns To-
IL thelr praclces az they state, with marvellous eT--ts-
We challenge ne world % pr0duce a remedy so scc~fr
and shectual In Its healing properties
= Read the evidence OF the virtue o. Clark & F1T-
leTs Ambroslal OIL evidence 30 aalhsntc, and rum
persons whose word and stz1diuE are ireprrserrH.-.
Read and be convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY & CO..
Sole Propri~tors. Nashville. T1uu.
And al Memphis drurEITtF- aa1F-frwTHH
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PROTESEOH S.

CHOIcE SUGAR CURED HARs.
u DO BRBAKFAsT BAcoN,
DO SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HANS
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RfBB SIDKS.
DO SIDBs,
FAMILY PRIME MISS PORK, ia barrels aad BIZ. brls.
Dc CLEAR POLK, DO Do,
DO LARD, pri &c kettle rendered, IN bargsls,
half barrels a1d 4 e,
CHAR MISS AND n. o. 4oRK
BULK Mats, SHOULDERS, SIDES and HAMS
r7-The above are nov in Suck, and viii be kept
confiantlv on hand through the season, from which
Hotels, Grocers, Boat stores, Coast Orders and the
Trade, generally, viii be auspled a. market rates By
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Merchant SeVeath and Carr
streets, 81. Louie, No
Refers 70 merchants Of Memphis, gsneraiy who % q
p~rovisloa business. f67-deodsm
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THArEs.-ws thank S. Dean, ESQ., for St.
Louis papers.
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PRAIRIE EINIMHNTI
FoB THE REMOVAL AND oURE OF
RHEUMATISM,
AND PAINS or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
AFFORDING INSTANT RELIEF

mHIs LIEIKEET, unlike ordinary appliend0as, Is I
Il perfectly transparent MGuld-Vin not sol The tki1
cf fhr most deiiaais individual, and warranted to Be III
best lssaI Applicatich ager offered % The publie. ia
powerful penstratirg qualities adapt Il b ever form d
Rhaumatftm. Eeuraigla, and pain OF every character.
For sale By ward n Mcclelland and Chandler B o..
S. O. GRKIGrOE 4 o.,
D~rueEists and ChemiEtE,
no9I-h BssiBreeb Memphis, Tsnn.
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DR.. BILLIN
C0TnSJgsNGtUe Strap.
"Truth is Mighty and VIII Prevail.

THOUSANDS can attest the force Of this ruslza.
4 When they look areund and see the happy faces Of
their Family, Friends and Negroes, in the enjoyment sf
health Who have been saved from . premature grave
By the timely use Of this invaluable medicine.
that so9urEe-that curse OF the Nissis-
sippi valley, has lost it. dreadi DLARRHEAI With is
desiitattng influence, is as the past. Luz one Of
The most insidusus diseases o. the human system l.
overcome, and all Irregularities OF the bowels are re
moved By the use o. Dr.. Billings Strip.
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DT TIE use u these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
ID ssta or SICK Hsaddehe may be prevented; and II
taken At the commencement Of ~snSattaok immediate ~
lief frcm pain and sickness will bAootalnsS.
Tasy seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
Ecke to which females are 80 suhject-
They act gently upon TIE Notwithstanding oostivs-
meas.
For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Females, Asd
Al persons q sedeaiary habits, they are valuabls a. a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and vigsr
70 Tia digestive organs, and restsring the nstuFai elias
ITCHY and strength Of the whole system.
ne cEFHALIO PILLS ars the rssalt Of leng inTsstl-
cation and carefully conducted experiments, having beer
in use many years, during which time they have pre-
vented nd relieved a vast anount OF pain and suffering
from Headache, WhsiheT originating In TIE asrvo1a SIS
ten sr from q dsrsnged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vssstabie In their composition, and
may be taken Al al times vita perfect safety without
making any change Of dist, and The sbsenss Of any dis
agreeable taste renders It easy 10 administer them %
children.
BEWARB OF c-oUNTERFzTrs.
Ths genuine have I'VE sigAsturescf Henry @. spaialas
On each box.
sold By druggists and AL other dealers in medicines.
Aboz vii be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
Price - Cessts.
All orders shouid be addressed %
HENRY c. sPALDENG,
uslsetpsv 4OsaaT street EsE TeEk.
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Hoafaffer,a afomach Ritters,

HOBfetter's stomach BAtterss
THK ssomseh Is the foundAlion head Of scores Of diseases
which latest the humtn system. Indigestion, bad
enoagh per Sc, generates dihTrhea. dYseBtery, ~iEintnssa
vertigo, pAlpitstson OF tie Heart. general debility etc.
Get rid Of II, thsa, at once, By going through . course
Of Hosts,ier's stomach Bltisra, a ~pslaiahls and refresh
ing preparation, which - surely rslieFes all complaints
Of the stomach and It's dependencies AZ the sunshine
nelis The snow. A course Of the medicine mar not per-
haps be necessary. One bottle frequently aScempiishes
: complete cure.
Fer sale By druggists Aaa dealers generally every
where. H0sfBTTER 4 SMITH,
Manufacturer and Propriotora,
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- All Advertisements Of vents FOR sale and Ren.
Lsi and FOaHa sissutsat departures etc. net srossa-
ms hve nnss, are inserted IN TIE APPEAL, una,r
proper hsstiaga At . cents fOr one insertion. two times
fer Is eoHh, three timer for 81. AID enc week for st.a.
parahls l~nvarlaslr in asrnncs
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Zeal Messing,

Physician.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that
headsche2
Mrs. J~ones.-Gonei Doctor, all gone the pin you sen
cured me in Just twenty minutes. and I wish you Hoalt
send more % that ! can have them handy
Physician.-You can get them a. any Drugyists. Cal
for Oephalic Pills, I int they never fail, and I recon.
mend them in all ssseg OF headache.
Mrs. J0nes.-I shall send FOR a box directly, and shall
teu al my suffering friends for they arc = real bIef
ring.
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FouR CoUNrERFErrERs .SHor.-At Poca-
hontss, Tennessee, a family, consisting Of an
Old maa andhis two sons, named respectively,
Wm. s. Carpsg, George and VIM. csrpsr, and
his son-in-law, whose name is GFudsr, we're
lately arrested on a charge Of c0unterfeiting.
TIE testlmony-including that Of a confeder-
ate, who turned States evidenes-lmplicated
them in the doings q a gang who are con
esrned In horse stealing, and robbery, and the
making Of spurious gold pieces, whish manu-
~faelure, the evidences went to show, is carried
on in Memphis. The men were 'arrested on
a charge Of being concerned in the counterfeit
ing OF S2l pieces. and on examination were
bound over for trial. On being released they
threatened to take the lives Of the prosecutor
and Of their old associate who had made rave
latlons. The citizens became indignant at this
defiance Of law, and on Tuesday afternoon pro-
eeedsd to rs-eonduet them to prison. After a
struggle, they succeeded in disarnlng the men,
but on proceeding to TAXI then toprison the
four made a desperate effort to escape, and an
exciting scene ensusd. The citizens, deter
mined that such villains should not again prey
upon The community, fred upon them as they
tried to run Of. The shots were numerous, and
not one Of the four men escaped being bit;
some Of them we're struck three or four times.
S. Carper was kiledlon the spot George Car
per was not expected to survive Tuesday night;
Mm. Carper was lying in a critical condition;
Gruder was seriously, but not fatally injured.
Geo. Csrper was .~rsesHtly tried-Probably in
Memphis-on scharge Of stealing a trunk con-
tanning sixteen hundred dollars. We give the
particulars as nearly as we have been able to
collect them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

LABcENT.-At the Criminal court last night
Bridget Kssrney was on trial for larceny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

sailing of the steamship Africa
NEW TcRE, February 81. = The steamship Africa
sailed from this port for LIvsrposl to-day at noon. Col.
Fremont ia among her passengers.