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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

VINO WOULD NOT us BEAurIrSLi - The
Spanish eirl, gather the young and tender
leaves Of toe Wild Spanish Ivy, from which
they prepare I delightful fragrant paste,
which used a. q toilet companion, trana-
forms the most dsplorAbe complexion to al
most marble whiteness. SO great 70 their
faith in its remarkable virtues that the
Spanish ladies will use no other cosmetic.
The great trsgedienne, Rls.ori. 6nds its
oightly usa necessity. Millions o. cases
Of THE article are yearly exported from
Spain, aad both the elite and deans monde
Of Paris, London and New York consider
il an '.indispensable' on their toilet tables.
II you ask your dSuggis. for Flcrimel oflvy,
you will get what you want-f they have
it.-LA Mops. Davenport sPoshec.r'es
ere supplied BY Fuller. Finch Il Fuller,
Chicago. oct29dln tues, ,thurs& sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

ADMITTED TO rHs BAs.-We c'og!s'ulats
eur young friends, VIM. Orchard and
David DE Armand, on the event OF Their
admission 10 The Scott County Bar. Er.
Birehsrd has been studying with Judge
Grant and Mr.. De Armand with Jamcs I.
Lane. We wish them success ID she law.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

BsAurv NEEDS PRprEcrioH.-The Ia
dies prefer the delicate Besperian Balm "
imparts such delightful beauty to the com
rlexion, prevents and cures snnburn, freck>
Les. tan. r., aud makes the skin charming
ly fair and smooth. lIespcrian Balm is
superior to lilly whites,toilet powders. &c.
Price only fifty cents. ., Ilarrison's. d 70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

ON cial Paper Of the City.
CITY NOTICES.
Two nuspasp bargsins 10 Real Estate.
Houses and Farms for sale.
Stors-roeu on Brady street to reot.
ELDRisss 4 Bso.,
Land end Insurance Agents, 40 Brady et

Fea fall and complete stock Of Nsn's
and Bsyv' Ready made Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods and fashionable custom
work, 20 70 Sam Perry's. as Brady street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21
Engine for ale.

a FIFrREN HORSE POWER ENGINE IN PER
~ FgCT ordcr-good news Inch cylinder. y
j. 0OEHRING,
novls-dtf Harrison street, bet. sth q sth
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

BoARpERs WANTED at Mrs. Dfew's, cor
nsr Main and Sixth Sss., with OF without
rooms.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

Real Eseate I'raasseres
Filed in the Recorders ONCE, oco" county
Iowa. UP to 8 O'Clock, Nov. 81. 1867
Martin HAberda, ct ux., 70 Mlsnss
Reitr, III 8, Fulton h felervafs
di,,on to Eas. Davenport. Consid- 90, :.
Harriet L. i Henry E Browne, 10 nen
~i.r,s,.s ~ ~. r..n.;is,a,ion. ......... 1000 oC
sEoAptrulA Arrou ros wssx ENDING Hov. ~.
r,,~ ......,~ .e2s, l5o .ot
Cns.n, P''pe'ss s4, lis. .ot
ro,., .t5T, ,2G2 ol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21
$500 Lost.

NOVEMBER brH. on TuR ALIENS GROVE
IN roAi. bet wcen back Creek and the Scott House.
roll u bills done up In brown paper. the ends arm.
\ twisted. Tho hllcr will b. liherilly rewarded
b. leaving the at the D.m ,crat oIfec. noSdtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21
Wanted.

VyALrsNgN TO TRAVEL AND SELL GOODS
~ bv 81 npis Good wage. and steady employ ment.
Address, With stamp, HAMILTON. PRRKY = CO..
Cleveland, ohio. octls dam
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21
Apples.

Ann BBi.S SUPERIOR DENTON AND
AVV Pipp,o Apples, selected for family use,
and for sale by
ro,s dim NJ DALZELL Il BRO.
AGENTS w anssd--"New Map Wonder" 10 selling
n vtoriousiy. Try It. NEW FENIAN MAP OF
lRELAND" AMI other ch arts now ready. samples
returned Al our expense II not rstisfactory. COOP
0PERD d CO.. IS Lake st., Chicago. oct2tdim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

1T. rsxrLs, Gardener and Florist. cor.
eth and Main SITS, fruit and ornamental
rcss. mv26-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

DAVENPORT LHarusa Dsror.--At the new
store Of Stuckrath & Co., VI Brady ST., can
be found the large,i aud most complete stock
Of French aud American calf skins, kips and
moro,co, harness, sole, AMI upper feathers,
ahcemaker' tools, findings aud materials per-
tanning to the trade, west Of Chicago. They
manufacture their own American calf skins
and oak tanned harness leather. and procure
all other kinds from fra. hands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

% 70 rms Bxsr.tao - tho Bryant rtfatton
Iowa state Business College 70 get a thorough prae
tical business education. or 10 becone gooa roun"
tsI,,rsbh ur~rator. For circulars and papers. sd-
drcss. tenclosing stamp "fhc bryant a. Suatton
Commercial College. Davenport, lows
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21
DRESS 4 CLOAK MAKING

MADAME STANDARD DRAKE. PROM DE
IVA TROlT, would announce to the Ladies' OF Daven-
port and vicinity, that she ha. opened .
DrcM and Cloak Making Establishment, i,
at No. 190 BaADy SsaxEr. over the City Market where
she is prepared 10 do all work In her lns In the
Get style. Satisfaction guaranteed. augIIdem
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

Uss Lallemand's Specific fOr Rheumatism
Gout aad Neuralgia. II s6ectually destroy
I'll poison in the bleed. and performs rad
col cues. Read testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

TnE Davenport Woolen Mills have been
Judged by their works and need no words
OF comme eadation. Yet, for the beneht OF
our readers, We would remind them that
Shields has . few pieces Of that nice Han
nsI and . little of that superb cloaking left,
besides quite . variety Of cloths for coats,
pants, etc. Ladies, you want . flannel
dress for the skating park, this winter, and
Shields has got Just tho thing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21
T.. II. Dale's Dining akOOms

~ OeArDorn 81, CnlcaRO.
a,JCCESSORS TO :. H. THOMPSON. you CAN
- get here just what you want and pay tor just what
you have. u IL cheaper to patronise this house than
hotel while stopping Ia the city IL IL centrally
Oeatod. convenient ali parts OF the city. no23dy
4 GEN rs wASrED-Sip 10 to $50 a day, to intrt duce
- our new patent STAR SIT TILE SEWING MA
CHINE. Price SO. IL uses two threads, and nakcs
thc genuine Lock SrTcs. All other low priced ma
chimes make the CHAts Suroa TX .lusvs territory
given. Send for circulars. W. q. WILSON b co,
Manufacturers. Cleveland, Ohio. sepj-3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

KOCH. THE :elER.
lTHs REMOVED HIS HAT. CAP AND FUR EN-
IA POHiuM to
No. 80 West second street.
between Harrison and Ripley sts where he will kecr
LANCER and complete stock Of the latest lee
and dnest qualities o Ladies' and Misses Gents and
Haye Hats, Cap- and Fr- AT prices that defy compe
eion lmhiAtf Sixn ot Rig Cap
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

SvNsAfioNAL.-A report was circutateo
tbi. morning that founding had been lef'
IN the steps Of Fourth street boarding
house creating much talk in the neigh
borhood, and causing NO little sensation.
Careful reporters, however. sosa whitfield
the thing down TO fine thing, and we're
rewarded fos their industry. The "desI
little babe" turned out to have bean made
up for the occasion-not Of flesh and
bloc !, but Of rags. A good deal Of laugh
ter resulted over the uneasiness at first
manifested by those for whom the joke
was intended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

j. CkAUoogN,
On motion the claim and report was r..
ferred back to tho cOm0itteo with power
. oct.
The Committee on Gas make the follow
ing report:
We the undersigned. . committee to
whom was referred the resolution and petit
tion asking for gas post to be erected on
the north east corner Of 4sh and Perry sts.,
alsO, one on the south side Of the alley, be-
tween 4th and 9th streets on the ssss side,
also one on the south west corner Of Perry
and 9th streets, beg leave to report that
they have had The matter under considsra-
Of the petitioners be granted.
:; g.s:, 5; ssS.,,, cssa,,,u.. ce-ni....
Report sdop.ed.
Aid. Clsusssn moved that the efles u
Wharf Master be declared vacant on &C.
count Of the absence Of the Wharf Mastsl
from the city and that the Finance Com
mittee be Instructed to examine the beoka
Of the Wharf Master and to settle with
him. Adopted.
His Honor the Mayor appointed shs City
Marshal to act % Wharf Master pro te~.-
Approved.
Aid. Cunningham ooved that the City
Treasures bs instructed to pay the city steus
quarry orders 70 the amount Of t75-ous o
ths 0enersl Fond.
Adopted By the following vote:
Yeas - Cunoingham. Davis, Harding
Euhnen, Natthes, Ssy ymeuf-8.
Nays - Aadrsssn, Clsussso, Dsrnody
McNeil-4.
Petition from the Chairman Of the Cen
tral Commi,tss Of tn River Iuprovemsnl
Convention Of st. LoS asking Of the city
lof Davenport to appropriate the sun .
$3.50 to assist in bearing por,ica Of th'
necessary expenses incurred 10 bring ths
matter Of the river improvement properly
before Congress, was referred to the u
nance Committee.
Aid Kuhnen sksred the following rsso
luton:
i Rsselsed. Thai the City Eseissss b. en-
| = hsesby inslnuele1 - eaaeo ~ pestisl
seslsoesing ~ - = 1lesk - = 6sslh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-21

Moxp CLorHUs SroLEN.-Some thief in
need Of clean clothes, last Tuesday night
despoiled Mr.. Henry Mittelbuscher. living
on Western Avenue. near Fourth street, Of
. weeks washing. The clothes had been
gathered into . basket and brought into the
house. A window near where they stood,
vas raised, and through it the several ar'i-
c,es. basket included, made their exit. No
clue a. to the thief has yet been discovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

Thursday evening. To those going In
thaJ direction We would say makeit enn-
Venient to ship on the MeCupe. and Won
VIII never have cause to regret yorr
choice. Johnson & Wright, are the az.
eommodating agents.
FOR ARKANSAS IvER.-Thes swift and
comfortable U. =. mail packet Cleaner
with Capt. Nat. Green ia Command will
leave for Helena and all wav poinfs on
The Arkansas 10 Little Rock TO-DAY At <
pm The Cleaner Is light OF drsu0kt
with superior passenger Recommendations
n has polite clerks IN her office We
need hardly say so, though, when II h
known that Nh. John Fenwiek IL her
presiding genius. Jas. T. Bourne a Co.
agents.
FOR WHITE RIvER.-ITime. tide and
the Commercial wait for no man, lust
ato this evening, With the certainty OF .
the wheels Of this fine
will commence to arevoIyaV
and she will 90 from our gaze on her ae-
visit TO Augusta on the above
tream. Capt. Davis and Geo. Blish are
whoie-souled gentlemen, with whom il
Is q pleasure to travel. They make mas
sengers at home, in that easy. uuosten-
-atlous way which goes straight to the
Milt. Harry is the correct out
o clerk. Jas. T. Bourne 4 Co. and
Levy & Miller, agents.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, Z
MEMPHIS, January IA, 1867. }
There is more ease reported IN financial
circles, but not sufficient to get aecommo-
dation at our banks for other than Tegu-
lar customers. The demand for money
has not diminished p~erceptiblyJ but it Is
easier obtained upon the street than for
some weeks back. Bank rates on first
class paper continues at about IL per
cent. Street rates, q to 8 per cent. per
month. Gold, buying at 81.
Silver is in good demand, with small
amounts offerisg-buyiDg at % TO 25c-
selling at q to soc.
The demand for city scrip is dull and
inactive. We quote heavy at soc buy
ing, and selling at So to SOC.
The demand for county warrants Is
not active, and prices ase barely sus-
tanned at 90c buying-selling at SO to 05c.
There is some change to note in ex-
change-buying at 10 OIL, and check
ing at par to of.
In uncurrent money there is but little
demand for banks Of any state those Of
Tennessee, however, are firm at our
quotations: Bank Of Tennessee, soc
Bank Of Chattanooga, Is; Bank
Of West Tennessee, IS Union
Bank, so Planters Bank, so
Bank of Memphis, par Bank OF Middle
Tennessee, 80; City Bank of Nashville,
50 Merchants Bank, IS; Ocoee, 20
Bank OF Shelhyville, 50; Traders Bank,
SO Southern, 20.
BONDs.-State of Tennessee SIS, long
loan, 92c; Memphis city bonds, with
coupons for 1851, zoe Interest coupons,
45c; Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, Soc Mobile and Ohio railroad
bonds, 64c; Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad bonds. Soc.
and Cotton Report by Telegraph
New YORK, January IA, 10 a.m.-Gold
at sat.
II a.m.-Cotton inactive, 34I to SO.
Gold, 344. Exchange, 9s.
1890 p.m.-Cotton quiet and steady.
to SO. Gold, 343.
2:I0 p,m.-Cotton dull, 344 to SO. Gold,
BAL. Exchange, 81.
4 p.m.-Gold closed at 34B.
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EGALnrEIIIcEnCr

U0tceJy Court Of Acmphis.-JOhn II.
Record ct al, vs.. Jas. Curtin ct al. This
case came up on the pleadings, proofs
and former orders heretofore had, and
the court being fully advised thereof, or,
ders that defendants be charged for one
portion Sl4, another So SO, aud balance
) per acre rent proper allowance to the
defendants for the improvements
charged from all Of which, on applica-
tons, an allowance TO appeal to the su-
preme court, upon giving proper bond.
T.. +. EdgingtOn, administrator, VS.. Il.
!. Giles ct al. In this case a motion to
dissolve the injunction and motion by
compliments for a recover being seen
and fully understood by the court, il is
ordered that a receiver be appointed.
G.. w. Lincoln vs.. w. J. Davie ct al.
This cause came on up0n the petition Of
John b. Hall, TO open biddings, J.. d.
McKissick having declined to make
any advance on his bid, ordered that
should J. b. Hill pay into court, within
ten days, necessary costs and expenses
incurred in and about, complying with
the terms Of sale Of October is, 1856, and
costs Of this application or securing
same, and executing notes for purchase
money, then sale 18th October, 1866, be
set aside, and confirmed to said Hill,
otherwise the sale shall stand and report
be confirmed.
In the case Of W. Houze VS.. II. B. Boil
ton, administrator, which was continued
over to-day, the cOmplainants we're ably
represented by W. f. Scott, Esq, who
occupied the attention Of the court till
the time Of adjournment, and will he fol-
lowed to-day by his colleague, E. NJ.
Yerger, ESD.
The following is the calendar for Tues
day, January 10:
IS Chas. Levy vs. Il. O. smith, ct al.
1898. Lyons, fles q Co. vs.. II b. Mason.
%. Il B. liaffiin Co rs. Bertbon, et al.
igSJ. Rice, SILK 8 90 VS.. same.
I392. Geo. II. Hicks vs. ssmo.
1870. Harris, Hartley q Co. vs.. Eama.
Hereafter Friday viii be the only mo-
ton day during the week.
Criminal Court Of Memphis.-The
Mills case was passed over, and all other
cases set for Monday we're passed over
until next term: The following cases
will be heard to-day
f9iI. Horny Taylor, larceny.
l2f8. Geo. HaliaHa, larceny.
1881. Geo. wilson, laTc ny.
IR58. Richard Wa keR, larceny.
i257. VIM stroud, %enticing a female from her
mother ior The purpose Of o-oneubinage
ana prostitution,
REGISTRY or DEEDS ANDMoRTGAGEs.
n. f. Harrison 10 w. II. New, deed,
s2sq2 50, 1885, acres in the Eleventh
civfl district. P. NJ. Winters to John 3.
Robinson, deed, LOT No. i, block 40 Beal
street. in each portion Of Judgment OBJ
tanned, A. Halla to A. Drummer, power
OF attorney to sell and dispose Of lands.
q. S. Zanone TO Levin, release, $1,000.
r.. w. shelton 10 John Hallum, trust
deed on lot on Robinson street, near
Quimby street, to secure $500,
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via N.& @. r. r., Washington, y. G. hleh-
mond. Va. Columbus, Ga, Augusta Gal no
hla. Ala. and all stations o. ii. & G. r r., al
6p.m.
Mis-. Cen. r r. at pm.
Mobile & Ohio T. Il. ats p.m.
via Mis-. g. Tenn. r. a. New orleans b.
JacksQn, Miss, Vickspurz, Miss ana al sta-
tons on Miss. q Tenn. T. r., at p. m.
Southern r. v. at p 10.
n. &. a o. N. II. u. ats p. ~.
Via Mem. q louisville r. Rs Ao1lEFiie hyr
gTnrinn-tf. Ohio. Baltimore, Nd. I"hlauelphia,
Pa, Eew York, y. T., anG al eastern eiues, 81
g q. N.
Brownsville Tenn and al stations on MEN,
& ONO r. r, at pm
Cairo. III. Chicago, iA- - LOUIS NO. anu IA
western cities, 50 ,. m
Iiftfe Rock Il. a., and al Landings on White
River ~sfui-weakiY. Tuesdays and Saturdfy2
Pine Bun. Ark, and iRudmgs on Arkansas
River, semi-wgeldy, -TGesdayseuo fridays.
Miss. River from Memphis to Cairo i've times
a week.
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LOCAL MATTERS

For the benefit Of those persons cali
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
OF this paper for Gen. Jordan we wish
10 state that he Is not now connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been 50
connected since last summer, and that
We do not know OF his Whereabouts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

NOTICE.
Mississippi Cottoh Plantation faF Sale

-.oNT.rZrN, Gao acres. entire scci!au unde5
fence. s9I in high stale q CULTIVATION, go99
srsme dwelling house sltf nVe r2ol8a- ~
E.-9ee ~ uscs-eay out houses, orchard, ETC.
N h, 80 gffer. Tleuiy Of aoOa water Enol
E-an. fodder. bay, oafss conn., AlA-hG Lukni
sf.,cF or every kind Usually iennd on a iaIM'
Tiafs ii c4rrv on q we'll conducted f6fua Joy saio-
a arc nnmb J. Of The hands nov on we place
gfIT r-main. n desired. To a good hed-lnf ioy@
verv convenient so The rallroad-aDauL tAIiy-
6ye mile nom fbs city. fartlea calling soon
- rsaEe ftl.g.sI aud easy teTnE For further
S-Se--ns-fon Gallon Z FRE-h, BLACKWELL
80 No. so Main street, Memphis toun,
T5sis fgr8 8 offered fog thirty days - ths pStly
80 81 t.ardz 10 va : tie plaos, aud Hll o.
Hyrr everything 0Fer ~ tie purch ser @nu
.-,rasitags pss4essirn. deo1l iiu
5Tx5E- = a. FEH-T.
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&50 REWARD

will pay s5o for the apprehension and de-
livery to ms a Couiervitle. Tens, my black
horse. bride and saddle, and the thief WlO
stole him. or ! will pay s25 for the horse. The
horse q six years old, black al over, and car
Eies his tst on The rlElt side when moving,
shoes on before, heavy name, Wa Ks and trotS
The saddle T. OF tie old ST 10. nat Tree, nearly
new. Birdie = cdm There is 8 white epOt
on the lett side OF the horse where the girth
buckles, The size or a dollar, and = small white
spot under the fOretops and small -cE on the
back =. A. F~AkA4NGAbN
TargervIIe. Tern. DE- 81 'oR IR4f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

NEsEY CARTWRIGHT, General Commits
sion Merchants, dealer in Wines, LiquelR
and Cigars, have moved to l65 MRin street, three
doors above the Overtzn Hotel, where hey
win be constantly resolving cons.gnments from
nrst hands, which they VIII seu very low for
Cash or city acceptance. Particular attention
paid 70 Cotton and PrOdlcs, tsH98 81
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CTOLES

-
Prom the undersigned on the night OF the
21st. 9 or the residence or The subscriber, On
Auction street between Second and Third, one
DiscE horse MULE, abCu- Il hands high, with g
Large scar on len fore shoulder, aud Que Say
msre HCLE, about iFh hsn s high, ana very
thin, vita a scar On Tie len hip 4 liberal Ie-
Ead will be paid Gor their recovery and ueLF-
cry 20 HAIRY W
Fa~se On AW~rfon street.
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MULE BROKE LOOSE

Prom No. 81 Madison street, on Wednesday
evening, one aorrel MULE, 10 o. u years ola,
medium size, with saddle AID Earuess nALka.
~. q ali arO nd and had on sn old bride. A
IIhersl reward vii be pa 8 on delivery OF said
al Va. 30 Madison street declo II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

hne stock Of Harness, Saddlery ana Harness
Ier4vare FIXTURES. Tools, and every requisite
fu q nrsL-clGs8 eSlall ishulent- roldouly bee use
dorsefi circumstances p qulre q change OF DIS
mes. Eapp.ied for soon. he stand, which il
ver- favorsblv locaied, cau be rented Tor q
Longer time than the present lease. Apply AZ
JOSEPH DWORACks,
usr No. III Main. near Poplar 8 rect
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mrs. DR.. Harvey.-The world-renownsd
C~lairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and elairvoyant
perception have been tho vOBde or the world.
mas arrived in Memphis and taken rooms FOR
the season at the Overton Hotel, CofHee. room
NO. d. where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining to life and health. she
treats all the so-called incurable diseases as
Speo'aiueS' to-Wlt Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma rheumatism dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
eSSe' ana female diseases, and all other chronic
COMPLAINTS |itlrspee y andhappy results. For
particulars call or send for a circular. Pror
Harvey, the discoverer offs certain and paipIa~
cure for cancers and tumous, assists In her prs--
tee and compounds all her medicines. Addrsgs
al letVefs 70 PRsB. HARVEY.
ue"y Memphis, Tenn.
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MULE STOLEN

stolen from the subscriber, IN the corner or
Cav and LaRoSe. on Sunday night, the on
inst. one Brown Horse MULE, aoout niteen
hands high, eight yeara old, with T.. :. on leIt
shoulder. shod an a ound. ANY person return
ing the same al 80 Beai street, Will receive are
usrd OF sd tiarg II J. STEPHEN.
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FoR nrurs

LAX MEMPHIS AND AREdWgfg
RIVER .. g NAL ACFF-
For Helena, Napsleou pin, n,ur
Little Rock
Inls lAst and o-ommodious steam
er VIII leave ~ above on N
TUESDAY. 18th, a. pm.
JAMES BOURNE & co, Agsnu
0H No. y jefferson street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

A Universal REMEDY" Browns
bronchial troches" loT coughs, colds aud
bronchial affections, now stands the FIRST
in public favor and confidence this re-
suit has been acquired by a test Of many
years. rs merits and extensive use
have caused the trOches ~ be counter
feited, and We would caution purchasers
to be on their guard against worthless
iunlIatInua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

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