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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT.-Ten jurors have
been obtained in the D. r. Grace case.
The case gili open regularly tp-GEy.
She system of special gsHtFe Exaggerated
by Judge Hunter seems to work well 50
far as consuming time Is concerned, as
this case commenced on Monday result
ing to-day as above, only ten jurors. II
seems to be a veXed legal question, as 10
whether the court has authority to select
a veniTe, and it is more than probable
that the first case resulting in conviction
under this system will be carried up to
the supreme court and the ruling Of the
court in this matter thoroughly tested.
MUNICIPAL CQpRB-x yesterday ~ the
Oass Of McGregor y Co. VS.. hleub. Hough,
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
by the court, counsel waving trial by
jury. The GASES for trial to-day are
-. Chiffon vs. WOrshan,
~. Piummer vs. IsaacS,
u g. brennan Us. Mccain.
I24 Gillespie vs. Rogers.
l2A candy vs. Hicks
1926. Mel nahan vs. Williamson
IL. Smith vs., captain and owners 81 steamer
-. ID Perry
l&S. vs.. Foster.
~. Hiil, receiver VS.. halbert, ct al.
100 Same vs.. Halbert
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE-,Tlly H..
1s67.-J. n Oliver to p. Fitzgerald, quit
claim, lots Nos 10 and II, Holiness dlvi-
sion, 50 feet on west side Of Dunlap
street, running west 205 5-l2 feet John
M. WOodson TO Pitser Miller trustee,
land 6S acres and % acres in section
range 6, nth surveyors district Sarah
w. Fowlkes, ~executriX, to Jas. Mitchell,
deed SO 000, part of the Breedlane tract,
being part Of the MeCullaeh tract, sold
TO pay debts of the estate same to same,
deed $4,000, 1877 feet on Trezevant
street, also two lots in John Overton's
subdivision, 1872 feet on Webster
street by 10 feet, also one lot on
street north Of Webster
street. us feet by u feet, sold as above
r. w. Brooks to V. B. Moore. trustee,
lot 744 feet on Third street by 14S3; same
TO f. E. Whitfield ct al, deed, 5000, lot
feet on st. Martin street, by $50, part
Of lot II, block 80; BE. Whitfield to E.
W. Brooks, deed, $80,U0G, north half OF
lot No. AIS, "A feet ON Third street by
l4S4 feet; Ann A. POoley to w. H
Webb, deed, Sl4,500, tract OF land three
southeast from Memphis, 4 81. 100
acres, being the former residence Of Jas.
Lewis Howes ct ux. to H. H.
$1,000, part of lot No. 4T4, on
Washington street, between Third and
Fourth streets, 23l feet Oh Washington
by l4S 5-12.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CnkECE FOR A PAYING IN
a veStment The p8a-lSLop Is Known as the
foav4. OF lake Blud." on Waise E,ver, Ark, ~
miles above The Memphis and Liitte aocE rail-
ROAD crossing, containing beiween iouranA NE
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
.05 faet above the late overflow the remainder
learIIv umbered, together with the Wuole or
nal interest ia a NEW STEAM SAW MILL
gar1a1garls Foo.a. Wagons and all necessary
a~upuueuaucss for rAnulng the same. There is
a Zinc Mansion with nfno 1gOms, a Cistein, lea
Dacitv gJJB g~allonE) three CsbtnS "a Warehouse,
fwo good Wood Yards, and the b% landings
al the river. The above VIII be sold az ioE az
are aDd on easy terms. For further partieu-
- 1l5~asq Mrs M. L. II.
rrvLg Appeal Once.
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FOR 81. LOUIS.

Memphis and Mound City Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA~--M. R. CHEEK, Master.
r EAVES the Landing, foot Of IT,
Adams street, at ~ and IIE
o'clock am and and 81 p.In. Mound City at
s and 9 O'Clock am, and . and o'clock pm
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The MEMPHIS GIVE POINTS. 1.-The
police cannut act too promptly or ener-
getically in improving Une pOFaI atmGs-
pheTe Of Washington street, between
Main and Front. That portion Of the
city is our great reservoir of crime, and
fully half the hOrrid deeds which shock
the public are eomRitted either within
its limits or by persons VINO, like Lottie
Sherwood, belong there. Within the
mast few months no less than half a
dozen cold OloOded murders have claimed
that vicinity as their scene. Gen. Bank
head, Claridge, Ferguson and Others
here met their deaths; and drunken,
bloody brawls are of almost nightly Oc-
currence. That thOrOughfare is lined
with low saloons and dance houses, the
chief and most notorious of which Is the
Varieties, where nlEnuy Gr0was az the
most d~epraved persons with which the
city is disgraced meet to hold their orgies.
Murderers, thieves, burglars, rowdies,
and scamps generally, were neve more
numerous, in proportion, about Five
Points y or "St. Giles thaHOn Wash
ington street, from Main to Front. Are
the police powefless for good in this
quaTter2 Must the newspapers record
hall a dozen murders o. bloody ARRAYS
every month, that cQncert saloons and
low dOggeries and dance houses may
flourish ? Nests of infamy are broken
up 0F pafined in Gther cities. 1t is to
be hoped that We are not quite at the
mercy of crime in Memphis.
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Land For @aIe.

A undivided One-hnlf interest IN 5000 acres
~ OF Red river bottom Land, in Lafayette
ana Eagier counties, Arkansas.
TaislnisEesl.U he title 20 (which is erfect VIII
De- sold a. "a sos AgUrs, for nne-third cash and
tho remainder al one and Two years, without
interest
river bottom land, above al 0VrrnoH. aud the
finest body OF land In the stale, in Crawford
Thsse Lands viii be sold together or in par
Apply to PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys az Law,
mhg-tf 23 Main street, Memphis
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nR n. II. SSEED, DENTIST, FORMERLY
II OF this city, hut Tor flur years past in "a
vannaE, Ga, has purchased OF Dr. ~ Garkey
his office, furniture, &c. on corner OF Main
and Union streets, Memphis, and on the 81 Jay
OF August he will take possession, @nA Dr. q
VI cate. j hope to receive tltt lsEaral patronage
NOV in tEesl ENJL 49, as year plopl- gen
erously ave me when oUF beloved south was
not III ICe QaGls OF "EU- Publishes"
Avaanche copy one week. {vT2w
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TIRE LATE MURDER ON THE LEvEE.
The particulars of the robbery and muir
der OF VIM. Field (colored) by two color
ed soldiers, on the levee, has already
been published. On yesterday Capt.
Davis, commanding the company to
which the men belonged, sent a cOlored
10 the station house named Osborn
Williams, whom he regarded as having
been implicated in the affair. We learn
that Williams says he was on the ground
vhsa Held was shot, and that the muir
der was committed by Tom Morton and
Jerry Williams. He stoudy denies hav-,
ing anything 20 do with the matter.
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Hon. ]. W. E.EFrwICH's APPOINT
MENT6.

H0M J. ". TWICE.
MEET8-
The Hon. Jno. W. Leftwich and others
will address their fellow-citizens at the
following times and places, commencing
at eleven o'clock each day to-wit
Cotton Ridge. McSairv Co., Tuesday, July q.
Medea, Madison Co "Wednesday, july 10.
eumar Madison Co, Thursday July IL
Gadsdeu. Madison Co. Friday,July T.
shelby Depot. She 10y Co, Saturday. July IL
Bells Station, Haywood Co., Tuesday, July lG
Cggervil1e. HAYWOOD Co, "Wednesday, July ~.
Harris store. Haywood Co, ThursGay- july ls.
paucyviIe. Haywood Co, Friday, Juiyl4.
AfaS0n's Depot. Upton Co. Saturday, July 20.
Clyfugtun, Upton Co, Monday July -
PortpnsvilIe, Upton Co, Tuesday q
Cuha. shelby Co. "Wednesday. July "A.
BARTLETT. shelly Co, Thur.aly, July p.
Galloway. shelby Co., Saturday, July -.
His opponent, the Hon. ID. a. Num-, Is
respectfully aud urgently invited to be
present aad participate in the discussion.
SAM. p. WALkER-
gHaFu FSshfn Central Executive Com.
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THE POPLAR STREET HOMICIDE
LQTTIE SHERWOOD.-Lottie Sherwood,
the young woman who is supposed to
have fred the shot which killed Warren
Petit, her paramour, Oh Poplar street,
Tuesday morning, was again taken be-
fore Esq. Creighton yesterday, and the
investigation again continued. 1t has
beea set for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
We saw the pnis09er IN jail yesterday.
She is rather above the IasdiUm hight,
and has an intelligent free, which, but
fog har piercing, dangerous looking
black eyes, would seem to indicate an
Rmfabie tempeFaaaeng. We learn that
LOTTO hears an gnenvisble reputation.
amons bef 6IRss as a turbulent character.
She is not a little given b bToils, in one
of which, two OF three months since,
she nearly severed two fingers Of another
woman with her teeth.
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CO. Relrn1,d.
,TOLEN 500
EOR SALE.

10 rs A l. E
The shoemakers shop Of Jacob MalCi, de-
ceased. A good staud-complete and well fur
nished. This desirable stand f0rsale by Ealen
tine Maici. admir-. Inquire OF JOSH WIND
LANBT. "a Nam. gNG 81
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untn further police the Mails viii close as
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburs, Phila-
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Balti-
more. and all cities north ana Wesis al
sic pm.
For Chattanooga. Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Gn,. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, gia. New York, Nashville, and ali cities
south and east, at 5sal pm.
For New OrleauS. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
Noksburg, hatcher, and all cities SOUTH, AZ
pm.
An stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern. New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern railroads 20 $50 pin.
All Stations on Memuhts and LOUISVILLE ano
branch railroads. az pm.
All Stations on Memphis ard Charleston, MIS-
sissippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
n Decatur. Nashville n Chattanooga d
East Tennessee railroads at am
For Little Rock, Pine b un and all Landings
on Arkansas and White rivers, tsemi-weeklyJ,
Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
n ississippi river-south, lsemi-weSly), Tues
DAYS and Saturdays
Mississippi river north, (semi-weekIy), Mon
days and Frtdays.
r. C. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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n. a.. SHREVE,

Captain ID. H. Silver,
WnIleave Memphis for VieksbuTg on. alter
nate Fridays at 5 o'clock Pm,
VIII leave Memphis for 81 Louis on alternate
Th,-uFnua at 1Notrlocir a IA.
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Great Memphis Swimming and
Bathing Establishment

OF WILLIAM HUNTHOUsEN. FOOT OF
" Washington street. Memphis, Tenn. 4
would respectfully invite tire ~atten(is2 o. She
citizens Of Memphis 70 the fact flat I have
mOored, at the loot OF WasulnstOn street. q
newly, andin superIorsiYle aitted out, bathing
and sWiWml.E GD4f, y tich / open this day Tor
the use a. visitors in GENERAL ATFalgsm snts
have hesu mode 50 shat one part OF tue boat is
fitted out for the reception OF LADIES ONLY,
and the other pgyt iut Gentlemen. Swimming
Lessons given each day from 8 20 9 O'Clock ana
and from 3 70 pm. No DANCE WHATEVER
OF
LIST OF PRICES:
Season Tickets for grown Persons SIS %
Children under 10 yeaIs..-. : ~
SINGLE BATHS:
In Private Boxes, with SOAP snd Towel so
In Public BASIN, without Soap and Towel 81
For use Of Sathing Dress. SGapGnd T0.tel. .
Price Of swimming Lessons, e-cb.- 90
Jy4lm VII. HUNTHOUSEN.
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w

An APPRENTICE to learn the Barber and
HAIR Dressing business. Also, dentistry in all
it's branches. Parents having a SON, or 20 young
man who would like % learn the business viii
nnd o. good StFatiou. with board Fud lodging,
by calling on Anthony schultze, 30, 80 Main
Street. fe30
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PubIte Speaking ia the event ON
gFessfOnai District.
The undersigned, candidates for con-
gress. will address the people of the sew
enth congressional district at the follow
ing times and places, viz
Huntingdon, Saturday, July l3.
Red Mound, Monday July IS.
Lexington, Tuesday July rs.
Camden, Thursday, July Is.
Marlborough, Friday, July 70.
~Stevens0n's Mil, Weskley county,
Wednesday, July "a
Como, Henry county, Thursday,
July p.
ISAAC R. HAWKINS,
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AETEEgI0N lDIsTILLERs.-SeE stills
built 10 order ana Second HaRd Stills
for sale At ~H9llenbeFg 4 8ertel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet Iron Workers, no. 3iG
saeond street. Steamboat work prompt
~ attended %. 5y5 dawn
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A FRw DEslsABbE RooMs either fur.
WANTS.
w Al II r D.
EVERY BODY TO KNOW OF THE
HENPHlS SAIL And AWNING LOFT,
No. sea Front Street.
MOSDY BLOCK,
Window and Yerandah Awnings

EOR Offices, Hotels, aud Private Dwellings
II special atteuuou given to moving saiesr
Rigging. HOistsWays, and sn kinds OF Rope
aud Canvas WORK
THOMPSGN& WILSON.
fvII 500 Front street. uHstGirs,
" A N II r. D.
AGENTS $40 to $50 adav, 20 introduce our
new patent SrAR SHUTTLE SENING Ma
CHINE Price 50. 10 us-s two threads and
mikes the genuine bOCE STITCH. All oiuer
low uriep1 machines make the TAI STTCFHs
Earh agent furnished With q copy Of Letters
Psteut. Exclusive territory given. send for
circulars VI. M. BFAEH co,
iyT SIM Zat Second ST, Memphis, Term.
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BOARDTNG u

mHE Boarding House Tor the Female Col
Iege n La3range. Tenn, would like 70 have
Families and uthers TO Board during vacation
July and August. Those wishing to lesys
the DIV this summer WOuldb be pleased with the
situation. as It is somewhat rural IA appear
jsl2w Wv KENNEDY,
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Briggs 6 Peterson have Just received
900, 600 bushels of the best Ptts6Urg Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, and are ready TO fill all orders.
We are thankful TO the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
US, and hope for a continuance of the
same. may29tf
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Captain T. b. johnson,
WIN leave Memphis for vicksbuTg on alter
nate MOnd vs. at 5 o'clock pm.
WIN leave Memphis for St Louis On alternate
.f,rH.uro AZ Ia afaloaH n m
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SANITARY MEAsUHEs.-phe munich
pal authorities have at last taken q step
toward sanitary reform. Yesterday a
comprehensive sanitary ordinance was
passed and a competent board Of health
appointed. prs. Grant, Allen and Early
are well known as physicians Of ability
and experience aud men Of practical
ideas. There is an extensive Geld before
them which cannot be too Oon occupied.
The sanitary affairs Of the city were
never in a worse condition, and it is inn
portant that an immediate improvement
be effected.
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT
desirable Residence, well shaded. on Madi-
-Ou street. northeast corner of Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge. Apply to
ANDREW DANERI.
jyHlws go second street..
TOR RENT-
Two drst-ciass FRAME HOTSES. each con-
tanning eight rooms, finely lmnr1ved and To-
Gated. Apply 10 GEORGE WASHINGTON,
corner second and Court. ly9lwa
no Il Il T.
TWO OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police commissioner. No %
Madison street. 4lqui-e at Police Office, a.
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1867. iell q
FOR RENT
STORES and OFFICES I'm EetheIrs New
Building. ON the corner Of Main and South
Court streets Apply ia the building 20 D. u.
BETHELI, or s. P WALKER, JE., in rooms
No any my2Zu
FOE RENT
TaesTnRE- HOUSE, on Second street, known
as the OLYMPIC.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE. on the alley
south OF Madison street, between Second and
Third streets.
APPS n CAN'T q wADDELL.
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THE WOMBLE CAsE.-The grand Jury
OF the criminal court has promptly acted
in the case of officer Wombld, who killed
q drunken man for abusing him, and in
whose conduct the magistrates eXamin-
alton could find nothing 30 condemn. A
true bill fOT murder has been found
against Wombie, and ne has been lodged
in Jail.
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Regular st. Louis, Memphis and
V~ickSburg Packet Line.
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
o

Captain VIM. H. BLAKE,
WIN leave Memphis for vi ksburg IL
on Alternate Fridays at 8 O'olOek
pm.
Willleave Memphis for 81. Louis on alternate
THURSDAYS at 10 O'Clock am.
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-Asbury chapel Is receiving a new
Roof.
Thanks to Hon. John w. Leftwich for
public documents.
There were only seven cases for
trial in the police court yesterday.
james Shauehnessy is TO be tried
before a magistrate for larceny.
Capt. Garland, Of the Water Valley
Courier, was 10 this city yesterday.
We are indebted to the Southern Ex-
press company for late papers.
The proceedings Of the board Of al
dssmen will be found interesting.
Lieut.. James Wylde H~ardinge, the
husband Of the famous Belle Boyd, was
at the Gsyoso yesterday.
The board Of aldermen yesterday af-
ternOon elected Drs. Grant, ALLEN and
Early a board of health.
The Nicolson pavement on Adams,
eGst of Third street. is rapidly pro-
crossing.
"A grand opening fancy dress ball
was given at Iuka Springs last night. A
number Of city gentlemen left yesterday
20 participate.
Major W. 3. Moore, editor OF the San
Antonio Texas Express, was in the city
yesterday.
Col. Beaumont has prohibited hacks
from standing on the south side Of Shelby
street, from GayOso to Beal, unless with
permission of the owners or occupants
Of property.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Gayoso are Gen. J. G. Tappan, Of Ark
ansas, and family, and Gen. r. A. Stew
art, Of Louisiana.
Notwithstanding the intense heat,
the Magnolia base ball club played a
picked nine Of the Confederate and
Eagle clubs. We could not learn the
result.
The conservative candidate for con-
gress In this district, Hon John w. Left
witch, will speak at Gadsen, Madison
comfy, to-day. He is making an ener-
getic anvas
The work on Greenlaw's new block,
corner of Second and Union streets, de-
for court rooms, clerks offices,
ETC., is being rapidly pushed forward.
The building will be completed by fall.
Mr.. Joseph johnson, the well known
book-keeper, for years connected with
& McEWen, but at present with
Burditt & Co, was married at Calvary
church yesterday afternoon to Miss
Matte bradford. They went north on
the four O'Clock train.
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from the 1aekson MSS clarion

Mansfeldps Mississippi DiaTThea Cor
dial. This Cordial is a radical specific
for the cure Of those prevailing and
alarming diseases, particularly at this
season Of the year, Cholera and Diarrhea.
We regard the Mississippi Diarrhea Cor
dial one of the greatest discoveries of the
age, and a great blessing to the human
race. Should you have the disease for
which this Cordial is recommended, pro-
cure a bottle without fail. aud we guar
antee speedy relief; we SPEAK from expe-
rienOe. Price, 81 per bottle. Mansfield
d Higbee, sole pronriebors.
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oFFTcE suPT. METROPOLITAN P0LIcE. ,
LEM InIu IL Iea- I

Special Order.l
The south sidR Of Front street, from
GayOso to Beal, heretofore designated as
a hack stand" will no longer be used
for that purpose, except in trent Of
property where the owners or occupants
do not object. S. b. BEAUMONT,
jyI2Iw Supt. NJ. p.
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ANTHONY sHULTzE,
DENTIST. SURGEON & HAIR
DRESSER,
No. 357 Main Street,

MOULD invite the particuar attsnaon- Of
w the Medical Profession to the fact that be
Is prepared at al lines to apply fresh Iseches
to patients, or supply the same a. ordered. He
also gives especial attention t~OCupping, Bleed
ing. Drawing Teeth aud Extracting Corns.
LAYING & many years experience, he Is sat
isfed that he can render subtraction 70 all who
may favor him with their patronage
Remember the number, 81 Mainstresis Mem
uhfa Tnun-
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IL pAyEslENr QuEsrIoN.-The 40

The PAVEMENT RUESTfOE.-The TACT
that the paving contract has at last been
awarded to somebody gives general sat-
isfsctiOn throughout the city. What the
public desire is we'll paved streets,
no matter by whom the work may be
performed. The question Of the propri-
ETY. of giving the contract to this or that
bidder has now been settled by the Off
cial action Of the b2ssTwas Of
policy, each sidrasg5 Js4ts advocates
among all classes OF pGfh4A AS it is no
longer an open question, t is to be hoped
the contractors will 90 to work At once
with the energy which has Slgsgs char
acteriZed Gen. Forrest and silence all
discussion by presenting TO the people
squares of the fine "NieolsOnn by the
score. It would be e severe stab at the
prosperity OF the city were the prOse6u-
ton of the work to be delayed by any
intervention of the courts. The people
would rise en- m0Sse and frown down any
such efforts. The miserable condition of
our streets has been stigma upon Mem
phis for many years. While the city has
grown in population, influence and BUSH
ness, the streets have changed from bad
to worse. 'pheFe IL not : village IN a pir-
cult Of one hundred miles that would
not feel disgraeed by them. When the
work now under contract is completed
all our principal streets will have been
paved, and Memphis will cease to be re-
garded by strangers as, not a city, butRn
overgrown village.
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Don't Fail to look at those cheap Do
mestics at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, 213 Main
street, next to Ward & Leggere's drug
store. Must be sold Ia thirty days.
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FOR SALE.
4 Steam Engine, Nearly Ne'c,

THREE feet stroke. thirteen inch cylinder,
lyon bed pate. with heater pumps, pipes
bChef, bee front, gate bars, and smoke stack
complete.
Aiso, dive al horse portable engine and
Ole complete. atlOw figures. luqure Of
NJ PTNE,
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F. Glassick & Co.
&2OOO RNWARDI
DR.. MORTTMORE.
Oflce--ROOm KO.g3, WOFsham House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.


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Tuesdays aaG Wednesdays, each week, from
and after this date unit lhe FIEsT OF sePtem-
Der next ilNsIl These WHO desire TO meet. con
suit and place themselves under ny treatment
there, can do 50. Those who prefer coming 20
thls city, can consult ne, at my once here,
Thursdays Fridays or SATURDAYS each week
My extensive practice, aud successful treat
ment Of all forms Of CRROHIC DISEASES in the
South for many years past-especially the last
six years IN this ciry-is sufGcieur gunrau.ae 70
those are yet afflicted, to testify confidence
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/ do not profess 10 perform MIRACLES by
the laying n % the hands" NOR IA ANY
OTHER MAJ NOW LIVING. such pretenders can
have influence only pom The eredulous and
weak minded Ny treatment, Of an case Is
based upon proper scientific medical skill
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
ence-
Ny charges are modernte in every case-far
more so than many Others OF the profession
who maze the eHOrt and yet FAILtO enre.
For many ears past II have made The follow
ing my principal sFEcIALITIEs, viz: H.
UMPTION and various diseases OF The
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OFTIIE LIVER.
DISEASE OF THEHEART,
DISEASE OFTHE KIDNEYS.
CHRONIC rISa ASES Of Stom-
ach and Bowels,
DYSPEPSIAAIndigesticnL
RHEUMATISM-alli is various forms.
NERVOUS HEADACHE, EPILIPsY,
GENEkALDEBILlTN-NervOus Al
ectiaus
SCROFULOUs, and other diseases
originating IN impurities Of
the Blood and vital fluids.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-12

ARREST FOR MURDER. - Sometime
since Fred. Ruser was arrested charged.
with shooting Hecht. There being q
probability OF the wounded mans recov
cry. Ruser was admitted 10 bail. Hecht
died Wednesday night, and yesterday
RIser was re-arrested and lodged in jail.
The case VIII go before the grand jury.
Jealousy is said to have been Ruser's
motive for committing the act.