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Has just received well selected assortmen Of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
GUITARS-Patent head Rosewood, Maple md
common.
VIOLINS-from S5 to $l00-somo very inc
toned Bass Viols, Banjos. Flutes, Caronts
Flagolets, Accordeons and Flutinas--a good as,
sortment VIOLIN BOWS, Violin and Guiar
cases. Finger boards, screws pegs, tail pieces,
bridges bow hair, and the best
Violin, Guitar and Bass Viol Strings,
That can be procured in the State. AlsC a
new collection Of music arranged for
BRASS and STRING BANDS,
in books and on cards.
MUSIC BOOKS.
Young Folks Gee Book, Metropolitan Clee
Book Medley Glee Book, Gentle Annie Songs er,
Nos | and 2, Home Melodist, 100 Songs of Sot.
land 100 Songs of Ireland, 100 Comic Soigs,
Dulcimer, Carmina Sacra, Juvenile Choir, In
struction books for Guitar, Violin, Flute, Acor
deon, Banjo--in great variety music paper, &e
l.. a. JOHNSON, City Drug Store
jal2.1v6. Main West sid.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
! ESTATE OF DENNIS CARROLL, decea ed.
L-Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrative Of The above named estate tCthe
creditors Of and all persons having claims against
! the estate Of said deceased, to exhibit the sane,
with the necessary vouchers, within four moths
from the first publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at her residence in the town of Yea
Verville, Trinity cOunty.-June %, 1862.
ELIZA CARROLL, Admin'x
of the Estate of Dennis Carroll, dece sed
Weaverville, July 5, 1862 2Hf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

SprmdorrhGd. Or local weakness nervous debility
low spirits laSsitude weakness of limbs and back i1d
position or lncapabity to labor and study dnness of
apprehension loss of memory aversion society love of
solitude, tmdy, self dstrust dizziness headache pains
in the side affections in the eyes pimplo on the face
ual or other inhrmitcs in man. cured by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon, Dr. J.. j. Czapkay His
method ot curing diseases is new (n5nown to others
ana hence the great success. All consultations by letter
OF o,leI"lse FREh, 1913.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphatically
speaks for Itself, was written by the Dean of the
Faculty OF the Philadelphia College of Medicine,
to the editors of the " Pacific Medical and Surei.
cal Journal" San Francisco, for publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical ana
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO ST.. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship.
Companys Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations. and asks no remunera-
ton unless he effects cure. Office hours from 8
a. N. to pm.
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that was needed Tor rendering the protection Of the

that was needed ior rendering the protection 81 uN
city complete
Tee Governments i, engaged in the construction oi
ct1c. b1,nee u,0u smaller scale az Greeni'h''
PAadoip'.a, md in COnnecueut-souc account o..
,,llicu we uag tereait-r present 10 our readers.
Io flflish come idea OF what die EugI-h are
doing IN the constitution If eon batteries we may
add Tue following notice of her plated ships. Inc
Warrior and Black Prince non ecrew-pfopelief''
both of the same size and capacity, are $50 feet loi3
between lerrondcnlas li2O feet over alb oil 80 lee'
beam. A feet depth from spar deck to keel % feel
dr9upht OF water, and 6,l77 tuns burden tOuild'is
measurement, with engines Of |, 80 horsepower
Ire rlaing extends 2Oj feet Of ihe length, ana con-
ste OF l-incb plates OF solid ron backed VITA two
l3yers Of teak timber altogether eighteen inches
tl;a. This extends nine feet beow load wa,cr-iue.
IRON bulk-leeds of the same strength as the sides
extend across the ship fore and aft of the protected
rorion. and within this space are ak water-tight
compartments. Inner bulk-heads also extend all
around the protected portion Of the hull, leaving
passages g. feet wide between them and the sides.
The main.decl porte, l5l feet apart, are about s.
feet above water. Though nominally Begun ships,
the armament consists Of q guns, which, however,
can be Increased, aud consist OF 6SpCunders for the
main deck, ten Armstrong 7O-pounders on The s,ar
deck and two pivot l0C-pounders, one at e. D '1i.
The speed of the Warrior mas proved - eA,eea II
knots and 40 sea she IS reported to have behaved adj
mraby in stormy weather. The Black Prince Las
obtained higher speed than the Warrior.
The Achilles nov building is Of about the same de
mensons, and is to be completely incased with ar
NOR. The Valiant. Of he same character is 10 be q
32-gun ship, Of 800 horse power engines. SIX Others
of the same class, Of Go guns each, 10 be built
thee already ordered. Beside these, large hum
Der OF wooden ships Of about 1000 tuns each ARE
binding, with the express purpose Of being amor
plated Their estimated cost is S39,OOO,OOO and II
is expected that they viii be ready for sea by The
end Of the present year. The French viii have
abou, 20 Ion-cased vessels completed at the same
time.
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Wr. TEN EYCK Rep, Y. ~ moved 20 postpone
il for two weeks from to-day.
Notion agr, ed TO.
The bill making appropriations for pensions IN
1905 WAS taken mp and pa. sed
On motion Of lir. TRUMBULL rep, H., the
bill in relation to the Judicial Diricts 81 Tie United
States, altering the boundaries ot certain Districts,
de-, was taken mp, and after some discussion was
postponed until Monday next.
M. WILSON introduced a ill 10 define and fix
the pay and emoumcuts OF certain oEcers of the
army. Referred.
Executive session, diourned.
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Massachusetts Affairs.

BOSr0N, MONDAY. JAZZ "
b,r, Charlestown. New-Bedford. Springfield, ana
oihsr cities of the Commonwealth, were iaauga
rated to-day The messages of the varous May ;,b
how n continuance OF material progress, not"i'h
s,anoing the war against the rebellion,
The Merchants Exchange News-koon, wen
known Boston institution, having o,en 'iOse' rnSsr
er,i daya for reiuvenation, reopened to-day upae'
nav management and very Aatterng prospects, MI
Frank III. Palmer is the new lessee, an,
There was a light snow-storm the afternoon ~"
evening.
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Tur apRSsr OF SENATOR GwIS.-AsPnwan
r,esnonJepts of the San Francisco papers state tha'
!, ,,. moi until Gen. Sumner learned at sea, that II
was $. pator OWNS intention not to proceed to New
York but to lake the West India steamer at Asphr
wall. that he determined upon arrestng him. I"
mr., sumed that he intended 10 meet Mason and s'r
dell at Cuba, and proceed TO England with then' ~
he was very anxious to learn whether they had Ar
rived there.
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NlpLo's CARDrS.-i'his favorito place OF awnse
ment opens under the management OF Henry L
Jarrett tonight, when Sheridans " School lo'
Scandal, will be enacted, with cast ncuains
Messrs. VIM. Wheatly, James w. Wailaok, Jr, L.
l.. Davenport Mark Smith, George Ryer, l. r,''ius '
and Mrs. Julia Bennett Barrow, and mrs' D. " 81
Wauaek, ir. Shaksperian and other sterling com
edes and tragedies Will alternate on succeeding
n;,,h,s Hamlet being underlined for "Wednesday.
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cannon to the tight OF them,
Cannon 10 the lett Of them,

Into the jaws Of he'll Iuahcd tho Nix hundred"
Those who did not die on the field were forced
down the steep bank OF the river, aud here. to
hoir arms from falling into tine hands Of the enemy
they threw .Leln into too stream; and many, alas !
how many, sought ana fouud u watcry grave.
Tie last act of this terrible tragedy
was the nos. si-kenIg and appalling OF them
all The miserable ilat-boat on returning 90 tie
ie,and was laden with tie mangled, the wearicd,
aud tho diving. lie quick and t'e cead were
hnddled together in one struggling, mauglcd mass,
and al went down together INTO That doeiul Iiver,
never again 10 rifs Lcesburg was illuminated that
by PARTICLES aud rebels-iud
alorher foul laurel WA added 20 thoso OF Bull Run,
Big Bethel, tho blockade of the Potomac, aud the
tame surrender of our pavy-yards aud magazine
such WAS the battle u Balyr Ulub Such II
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
RIVER AND sTEAmBoAT NEWS.
MkxPHrs, August q, L


The river is falling at the rate of p inches
each "a hours. Business was dull on the leyee
yesterday.
We have no news of importance to ehnnni-
-l-.---r,---~. upper streams.
The officers Of the Alton report 7 feet of
water in the channel at st. Genevieve, and
falling.
The Minnehsha blew out her stsrboard cyl
inder head few miles below the city yester-
day and came up on one wheel. She win be
repaired here, and in few days viii be right
side up with care"
The Baldwin is hard aground at Caseyville,
and in quite an unenviable predieameEt.
FoR ST.. LoUIs.-CApt Colvert will head
the spacious Platte Valley for Cairo and St.
Louis this day st o'clock P. N. Call on Z. L.
McGhee & Co., they are her agents.
The Continental, J. O'Neal, Captain, de-
parts for ST. Louis tomorrow evening at 6
o'clock Hoadley q Co, ageats, 70 Front
Row.
FoR HELESA.-The Empress departs this
morning at 10 o'clock. She is a swift and
comfortable boat.
The huge Minnehaha will also depart fo-
Helena this day at 10 o'clock. Her officers are
well known here, and remarks in her behalf
are unnecessary.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

RECORDERS CoURT--EFFECT OF OPENING
LIQUOR SALooNs-How THE CRY MAKES ITS
MoSEY-It used to be said that the s'wages of
sin is desth;" this is no longer true of Mem
phis, where the wages of sin is money. The
first week Of the present Recorders Court, as
it is called, there we're collected in the way of
fines $2sl IS; the second week only $274
Sin seemed on the decrease. The whisky shops
were opened, AID the third week fines to the
amount Of S342 were collected.
The whisky shops we're kept opon, and on
the fourth week fines were collected TO the
amount of five hundred and sixty -four dollars
aud fifty cents.
The whisky shops were still kept open, and
on the fifth week there were collected in
the way Of fines five hundred and ninety-two
dollars and e;ghty-aye cents.
The whisky shops are stu kept open, and
on last week six hundred and sixty four dollars
and i've cents were collected.
The city, it viii be perceived, is thriving BY
f.scrimas, and has found out most mora
war of filing it's treasury 1t would be diff.
cut to imagine anything more disgraceful
Astne money increases, so do the criminals
which sncressed as follows:
first and second weeks, (no whisky Sc anc
rs eases.
Third, fourth, 9th and sixth weeks lwhisk..
shops epen,) number Of criminal cases, %, lol
FAC, and ls5.
Comment is unnecessary; yet We canne
hcp reminding our readers that the eventu'
wsgss Of all sin, and eaasers OF sin, Is aeasl
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

OuTDoNE Ar LAsT.-Yes, G. p. r. james
4" lone, solitary horseman" mas met his rival at
last. Reader, if you had been standing at the
foot of the dark, rugged and oyerarching
bluffs that frown down on the Kissing and ever
restless current of the mighty Mississippi in
the neighborhood of the western terminus of
the Rue de Beale, you might have caught a
glimpse of the "horseman," as the immense
clouds Of dust were lifted, heaved to and fro,
then warped and twirled in graceful eddies, as
the balmy southern breeze rushed along, kiss
ing the dog-fennel blossoms which were ned
ding in humble gratitude for the condescend-
Ing impartiality of the cooling air. The dress
of the rider was not of velvet, neither did he
wear spurs, yet it was plain to see that the
" horseman" 'actuslly had on coat, shirt, hat,
pants, etc. His wrinkled brow and glaring
ewes revealed that he was intent on something
that something an iteml-yes. 81 item It
genus local. The horseman" rode, walked,
walked and rode, until almost wearied out.
At last an idea rushed through the prolific
brain of the SOLITARY horseman," that he
would go to the Recorders offlcel He went
and found one item IA fight In another
portion of the paper will be found an anthem
tic account of the terrific combat.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

Why Is IT PEExuTTED?-We are some
times utterly astonished at the reckless man
ner in which some hackmen drive their horses
through the streets. 1t has been the painful
duty Of journalists of this city to record more
than one case where the life of some unfortu-
cate child has been crushed out beneath the
wheels Of pleasure carriages. We know that
there is a law regulating the speed at which
hackmen arc required to drive-why not en-
force the law2 Let policeman stand at the
corner of Mccall and Shelby street one eve
ming after tea, andif he does not find viola
tion of the ordinance referred to, it will be be-
t>suse be t0iu not see with his eyes wide open.
Som one of you peace and order guardsmen,
try yocr hand at the place desgnated-you
will certainly have to -eport case or two, and
by so doing, add few dollars TO the city's
mite.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

THE NASHVILLE DISPATCH Of the 10th states
upon what II regards as good authority that
the burning of q portion of the trestle work at
the Red river bridge, on the Edgefeld and
Kentucky railroad, and not the bridge, as
heretofore reported, was purely accidental the
place in which the tire origin lted showing
clearly that it resulted from sparks from the
locomotive. The informer, Mr.. Holman, states
also that the reported firing upon the train
near Cedar Hill IS without foundation, as he
ascertained from parties on the train. He feels
satisfied, from the inquiries he instituted, that
there had been no guerrillas in that portion Of
the county, and he veuches for the loyalty and
uprightneSs of the citizens.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

ABoMISABLE--The manner in which some
persons, living on Gayaso street, between Main
and Shelby, conducI themselves. This is the
street which ladies have to pass through going
to and from the Gayoso House, and more than
one scene has been witnessed in the neighbor-
hood alluded to sufficient to cause any lady,
even gentleman, to blush. Shame on such
proceedings shame on such creatures
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

AN ARTISTIC "ScRIMMAGE."-In tho neigh
borheod OF the site of the old Brown Eagle
yesterday, quite an exciting fght occurred be-
tween two Teutonic gentlemen, resulting in a
smashed "mug" on the one hand, and set of
purple eyes on the other. Both parties
claimed advantages in the conhict-one con-
tending that his opponent could not ascertain
the exact odor of complicated boquet; while
the smashed Hnug' consoled himself with the
belief that the purple eyes could not descry
the varied hues of the same boquet. De that
as it may, the city certainly has ''desd thing
on It's side, TO the tune OF 81. Go in, boys,
we want the city to get stake then, it may
be, We can have the pleasure of seeing the old
wharfboat hull removed from the foot OF
Union street. Go IN.
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Sc.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION
MKxRHiS. August 7. 1862

AAAE41ASs AoeGs~ 4. Acl--
r TUE General Commanding announces with shame
4, and modification tazt discovered Of
I..,e- : aae the public Offices ia Memphis VIZ:
payment by citizen Of one hundred dollars clerk IA
the Office OF the Provost Marshal General for pass to go
II Helena.
H. Ali officers, soldiers and employees II the sersoe Of
e United Stess saaEed persons aad charge
Zee for any eoisl whatever. Il IS oniy crime
bat disgrace the whole country In like manner il Is
for citizen oEe- bribe and il any citizen
has ever paid OF asked pay see tribe has
Afforded an opportunity Iashs oct, ffsnu
ar sx ,rsop in OF ire United States he Is
Ivy notified that he give notice thereof 70 the
Commanding General Forthwith that justice usy be dene
azd the honor nation be projected against evea the
suspicioa Of corruption.
III. To guard against corruption in the future it is
dsre that house taken possession Of BY the Quarter
master General GesnIs orders to take possession
let loysl vacant houses in Memphis
shall be occupied by any o-eE employee ofthe United
Government except by regular assingmsnt under
the Army Regulations by the Quart=rmaster approved
by the Commanding General No will be PAID ex-
eps tbs Quarsermsstsr in person, 30 one of his
clerks the written receipt by the Quartermaster,
signed BY himself and not BY proxy.
". Anonymous eomInu -ioAtions viii not be enter
tanned. but any citizen person having grisv-
anoe will redaee writing stating and facts,
given if necessary Such communications viii be al.
dressed the AdDant General the Division Major ].
Il. Hammond.
By order of Mel Gen. W. T. SHERMAN.
J. H. HAxaoSp, A. A. G. [aus
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TBE OH WHARTBoAr AeAIv.-The bu

TIE OLD WHARFBoAT AeAIN.-The hull
Of The sunken boat at the foot of Union street
is becoming an eye-sore again. 1t is nuis-
ance that should be removed at once. II is,
certainly, no benefit to the city, wharf or
steamboatmen neither does it speak well for
the past or present city government. 1t Is a
dangerous customer to pilots making our lower
landing in the night, and both inconvenient
and uusightly in the day time. Come, fathers,
remove the hopeless mass Of matter wrecked.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

Cigars, PIPES, SMOKING AND CHEWING
1ToBAoco, of every agreeable variety and style
for sale by Coos, at the Gayoso House, right
hand corner Of the hall. A beautiful box Of
cigars, which puff superbly, sent by Mr.. Cook
to the editors hand, constrains us to say this
much by the way. Those who love the sci
ence of smoking can suit themselves, we are
quite sure, by giving Mr.. Cook cali. His
pipes and tobacco show for themselves.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

CAPTURE OF REBELs.-We learn from the
st. Louis Union that party of rebels num-
bering about one hundred and fifty, supposed
to be recruits on their way South, were over
taken near the Merrinac river, in St. Louis
county, on Monday night, and fifty of them
captured. The balance scattered in the woods.
There was no fighting, and no one hurt on
either side The prisoners were brought to
st. Louis and safely lodged il prison.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

ACCIDENT TO THE MIENEHAHA.-Mr. Nc
Adams, clerk OF the Minnehaha, informs us
that as the above steamer was on her upward
trip from Helena, she broke cylinder-hesd,
some distance below the city, and had to make
the remainder of the trip on one wheel. The
Minnehaba arrived yesterday morning, and
will be repaired here. In few days she will
be r, ady fJr any emergency.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

SOLDIER Us. CITIzEN.-A soldier and a citi-
zen had fight last evening, on the corner of
Monroe and Front Row, in which the citizen
got whipped to his hearts content, and ske-
daddled. TIE soldier, after the fight, shook
himself, and sounded triumphant cock-a-doo-
dle-dooi
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

NEW YORK MERCHANTS CHARGED WITH
TREAsoN.-Two prominent merchants of New
York. named J. r. Shultleworth and ID.
sbsl n police headquarters on idfe65iifSt Mar. !.
Ism INST, charged with having been guilty OF
ntlering treasonable language, and OF having
otbarUlsa used measures calculated to dascour-
sga enlis;ments. The accused were placed IN
nTison and the testimony against them was
orwsrded TO Washington.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

BREAKING GUAED.-A PRISONER ESCAPED.
A man named NJ. A. Mills who was confined
3n the Irving Block on charge Of smuggling,
broke through the guard on Monday evening
Gnd effected his escape. Well done, guard
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

Oh HAED-You will find Pottor's adver.
h'enlent IN another column. Read it, and then
go down and call for whatyouwant-whAt you
canno' get elsewhere.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

BACK NUMBERS OF THE APPEAL WANTED.
for back numbers of the Appeal under the old
regime 1t is desired that they be furnished
Immediately.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

Nor RUNsIsG THE PIcKETs-A gentleman
named Salisdo was arrested by picket guard
yesterday, with some ten thousand dollars
worth Of dry goods, which he was striving to
carry to Dixie. He was placed in the Irving
Block.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

Ak Instance OF HERoIsM-A man named
PAT. MeCarty was arrested by the guard on
FrontRow, near Pinch, for whipping woman.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

TuzFr.-a man named A. a. Dale was
yesterday arrested on charge of stealing
some thirty odd dollars from the drawer of .
store on Beale street
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

CALL one and all, satisfy yourself. Every
picture warranted or no sale. Remember, cor
ner U MON and Shelby.
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II is we'll known that the best and cheapest
pictures are made at the corner Of Unien anG
Shelby.
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GENERAL ORDER, No. es
HEADQUARTERS Firth DIVISION,
Memphis, Tenn, August nth, 1852.

HEADQUARTERS Firth DIVISION,
Memphis, Tenn, august nth, lS62
The following Orders have been received from De-
eartmsnt headquarters and published for the benefit
o. all cenceTned:
In pursuance of Orders from the Headquarters of the
Army Washington ali restriction the sale of Cot
ton and prohibition of the payment Gold therefor,
hereby AbnuIed Every facility p ssibe VIII be afforded
for getting Cotton to market.
BY order OF Maj. Gen. U. S. GRANT,
JSo. A. RAwLISs, A. A. Gen
By orIer Of Maj. Gen. W. T. SHERMAN,
j. b. HAMMOND A. A. Gen. auiS-tf
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

You may obtain good picture to send in
letters for the small sum of seventy-cents, a
the corner of Union and Shelby.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

JusT received fine stock of picture cases
at the corner Of Union and Shelby.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
Reading Matter ON Every page.

TEIUMvIRATE from Captain Bellentine's
company Lieut.. Peyton, of Porter's Pa-tisans,
and J. w. Smith win be tried to day on
charge Of guerrilla work.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27

LAKeE pictures in gilt frames, at Cincinnati
prices, at corner of Union and Shelby.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
AFFAIRS.

Ths" Union Appeal " to the best m dium
to Advertise tn-h~ying the Largest Cir
grafton OF any corning Issue tn thas
City.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
To the Trade.

lust RECEIVED choice lot of GROCERIES, 70
" sale low to the trade, by DAN. ABLE o.,
anl.3t No. Bradley Block.
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SO PAssEs ARE REQUIRED.

FESE Provost Marshal admits all both great and small
Z into Ledy 10 5 from st. Louis, Hat, Cap, Boot
and shoe store, Me- 245 Main street, opposite Court
quAreas Is well Known this is he place to buy the
best Hats CAPS, Bo1ls az shoes 10 the least money
aug2o-Iw LEiDY a 90, from St. Louis.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
Pills and Cathartics.

McLean's Liver Pills.
Ayres' Cathartic Pills.
Wright's Cathartic Pills.
Brandreth; Cathartic Pills.
Jayne's Sanstive Pills.
Railways Ready Regulators.
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.
Merwin's Fever and Ague Pills.
DIR. Strongs Cathartic Pills.
Spence's Cathartic Pills.
DR.. Motifs Chalybeate of Iron Pills.
Dixie Charlie Pills.
Husbands Calcined Magnesia.
Seidlitz Powders.
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FOR SAFE.

THE STOCK and FIXTURES Of a retail Drug Store,
L Of the best locations in tie city. Apply al
this sffce.