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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-19

OUT or BoND.-The man John Daily,
who was arrested some days since,
charged with stealing a drsy from a
driver up in Pinch, was taken before
Judge Hunter yesterday, and admit
ted to bail in the sum Of two thou
sand dollars.
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SPECIAL
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or Cuba, conducted by the 9 7snish Govern
ment SSsi,OoO in Gold drawn every ~seventeen
days, prizes cashed and Information furnished.
The highest rates paid for Doubloons and al
kinds of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR & CO.,
BANKERS, No. Il Wall ST.,
nos am New York.
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FOB RENT FOR THE YEAR 1858.

SMALL FARM, in the immediate vicinity
1Tue rom TIE depot onfaining some seventy
ave acre. about half Of which isiu CULTIVATION;
the balance in grove and timber VIII Egou
and corn Portable dwelling hOus-, containing
1fx rooms. with out houses, etc a gooo spIlns
a. never falling wafer, snd other apPenaaees,
possessIon given on the LIST OF January neNtano
.H5{rg fIe slsf OF December following. Apply
- Ee5rv n Zones, living 10 5 GIT Of the place
HENRY T. jones'
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Read the advertisement Of Lindauer,
Arnold & Co., 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nsYI3 I'm
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Price Blankets. FIanneis and Bones.
tics 1t ]. H. L~OWeRsIelH a BrOs.', Clay
BGilGiBg Ihey are quilting business.
noYl4 Ivy -.
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Price tents Ready kade CIelhIBg at
J. Il. LOWensteln 4 BF0l.', No, 231 Main
str ct. they are cl0siHg cut.
noVl9 1W
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TEE COURTS.

CHAECERY COURT Vim. II. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-The following orders
and DEGREES were entered on yesterday 4:
Refs Bro. d Co. VS.. Behr Bros, order of
sale; kaufman ct al. VS.. Hewett, order
OF sale Dickens VS.. Dickens, decree to
allOt dover; Davidson VS.. Davidson, re-
port confirmed, etc; Conner VS.. Prospect
ct al final decree.
The following case was set specially
for hearing to-day n. r. D., 2I79, Tom
eny ct al. VS.. Eaton ct al.
Law CoURT-J0mes O. Pierce, judge,
Etc.-AdjOurned en- yesterday, without
~trsnsscting any legal business. Col. J..
S. Kerr presented the resolutions in re-
gard to the death Of the late B +. Black
burn, Col. J. E. Ray presented the
resolutions as to the death Of the late NJ.
r. Hill and Capt. He. Young presented
the resolutions as TO the death of D.
Notion, Esq. The cases set for trial
to-day are as follows:
! Norman VS. Redmond.
2 MerriWether VS. Brown.
3 Ashe vs. " TO REQ.
Hal R r 20 VS. Davle.
3 Howard vs. Williams.
8 Stoyal ct al vs. Hise.
Z Stillman q Co VS. kuhuhOllI etuT.
8 Ccali VS. Brown ct al.
10 Piiman, admr'X, vs. M&OER.
u Moore ct al vs. douglass, DuvaIl & Co.
u Smith VS. Armour.
z3 gin, admir-, VS. Forrest ct al.
II Heirs OF LOckha d vs. Gibson.
10 caldwell vs. Carson & co.
10 Cook VS. FtiDpin.
Il Miller VS. fTaunau et al.
IS Frlck VS. Fiplay et a..
20 Z yali vs. Hoffman.
q Levy vs. Bio IA Ell al.
p Curtis 4 Knapp vs. Bankhese.
- Comm & vs. n rire 90 NO.L.
IS Rice, adm r, vs. McGrath.
% @ tger vs. Hume & Boyle.
q Msydwtu VI Waugh, admir-.
% Clark, Dse, etc, VS. IhrIstman.
30 eager VS. DanneI.
81 Bradley VS. Austin.
80 m vs. Mynatt.
80 NJ & A OF NJ, use, etc vs. Austin.
CRIMINAL COURT William Hunter
Judge, Echo cases were taken up on
yesterday. In the case of Manuel Pat
terson, assault with intent TO commit a
felony, in which the jury was unable to
agree on Saturday, on motion Of de-
fendant's counsel the indictment was
quashed, Do the grounds Of no jurisdic-
ton. Col. George CAN'T, on behalf Of
the committee heretofore appointed, pre-
scented, in a chsste and eloquent address,
the resolutions in regard to the death Of
the late NJ. r Hill, Esq and asked thst
they be spread upon the records and
Court adjourn out Of respect to
the memory Of the deceased, Mr..
s. P. Rose presented the resolutions
in regard to the death Of the late ID.
Notion, and referred in an appropriate
to the character and manly vir-
tues OF the deceased. Judge Hunter re-
spOnded TO the resolutions and ordered
that they be spread upon the records Of
Court, and that Court adjourn for the
day. To-day the case OF The State VS..
Joseph Donlan, indictment for murder,
will be called for trial. The defendant
was arraigned on yesterday and pleaded
not guilty.
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Fresh mince pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's confection-
cry, corner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
noyl6 .2W
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Elson's entire stock must be sold re-
CARELESS Of cost or value Go and secure
bar0aiDa
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500 Rbls Mess Pork,
SS Casks Bacon sides,
rs Casks shoulders.
325 Sacks Choice Coffee,
ESQ Hbls Sugar, assorted.
500 BbIs Flour, all grades,
20O Bbss Meal,
50 Bbls WITIsky.
100 RbIs N d. Molasses,
$50 Half Bbls N %. MOIasses,
500 Hits MRckerel,
so BbRs No. IL and 3 HaekereI
$50 Pieces Kentucky Bagging,
20 Bales India Bagging,
Zoe Cells Rope,
200 Hair Calls Rope,
500 Kegs Lard.
so Tierees Lard,
100 BIS Tobacco. assrt'd brands
90 Bbss No. 1 Cider Vinegar.
80 Bills Breakfast Bacon,
DO TIerees Sugsr-eUred Hams,
And an extra large assortment Of Groceries
which viii be sold low FOR cash, or on usual
time 70 DR. mpt paying Gus -omers-
Advances viii be made on Of
Cotton, for sale here, or to our friends In New
Orleans.
MARTIN VAL AGO.,
se2s 272 Front Street.
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ron ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
REGULAR tuesday ana Friday Pa-ker.

Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet.
For Helena aud st. Francis River.
MOLLIE HAMBLETON .----.BOwman Master
This elegant and sF.t steamer
viii leave Memphis regularly everyGEs
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock pm,
during low water season.
For fretshto or passage, apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison stS,
no4 II and city WhaTfboat foot Monroe St
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We are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold & Co., 81
Main street. nOyI3 Inn
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Ladies, Remember the Cheapest Trim
mings in the city are at
J.. G, MOFFATTs,
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Memnhls. lISeeOIa& Hale'sP Oint

Regular Sidevheel Passenger Packet
xIJILL makersgular trips for the H.
w ABOVE and AL way -Paintssi
leaving Memphis every WEDNESDAf Sud
SATURDAY at 3 O'Clock p m.
Rates OF Freight
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Price CallcOes and Gress Goods at H.
LOEeBssslR 4 Bras.', clay Building.
they are sacrificing them, TO CIOse BY
Inc lat OF January. novl9 IW
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The Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime Our stock. Lindsuer, Arnold &
Co.. 3ll Main street. novl3 I'm
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Reckless the way ia which goods are
slaughtered at ElsOn's great clearing sale,
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RIVER MATTERS.
AND v E

The weather is smoky-so much so as
to give the appearance Of q heavy fog,
and has been especially dense upon the
river, delaying boats as effeetually as a
dark and stormy night. The Indians
say, and no doubt truly, that this smoky
state of the atmosphere is caused by
fires on the vast prairies. Our river goes
up slowly. The rice up to date has been
about eight or ten inches at this point.
Our midnight dispatches will give the
latest news from the Ohio at Louisville.
1t was still rising towards the mouth on
Sunday. The upper Mississippi is be
coming too low and precsrions for large
boats, and they are being rapidly with
drawn.
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Price Ladies', Kisses aud ChlldFen's
Shoes as j. n. LOWeRsLeln q BrUs.', Claj
Building They are closing out.
uOylg Ivy
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Price Dry Goods az J. II. LoWeRsteln 4
BrOs.', NO. 251 AaiH street. fney arr
selling Gus. movie lw
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No. Q UNION STREET.
Memphis 80: Tennessee.

THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
L heretofore extended 10 them. they hope bv
unreInittIns attention To business 70 Still merit
4 -cOntinua1ee OF public favor.
Their facilities for storing and sellinE Cotton
are unsurpassed BY any house 10 Tue city. A
eOtnmOdiOus Brick Shed attached 10 theirEtore-
house gives them immediate and constant
overnight OF all Cotton In store. An cotton
consigned 70 rs Will be insersd, uhIess iustruc-
lions 70 the contrary.
bagEtn Rope and Iron Ties furnished At
lowest market urlcea g.IQ ar-a-Ql
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NOTICE!

Dry Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest,
at LindaueT, Arnold & Co.'s. nol3 I'm
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Thousands rush to get the bargains Of
fered st Elson's great clearing sale.
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Save money and buy your dry goods at
ElsOn's great clearing sale.
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at 10 o'clock this morning, the sale OF
lots at the foot Of Main street, and near
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
will commence. II you want q bargain
attend this sale.
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RTNA lie $500 OOnPANT

CF HARTFORD. conn.
A-setz, oyer SIX and - Hair Miuinn Dol
lurH
UeEvFS Policies on all the different planF.
md A. aa low rates rs Safety and = udence
@pI fusufv. Takes a note for Hal the Pre-
-rTnns- thereby y u get double the amount OF
T,euranse with the same sam Ia cash spent 10
~ Cash Compqulss Cal and Sc It's advan-
tsees. offered bY the Agents a. rs Madison
slTeet. up-sta1rs.
ocf 8m hNJhe MGlt AEbnN-
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Cheap Is No sGnae for a.-Goods Be-
duesd, and no mistake, at -"
J. @. AoFFATT's,
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Aoneyca be saved by buying your dry
goods sc Elson's great clearing sale.
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At ElsOn's mammoth cheap store still
greater reductions. See advertisement.
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Land For sale.

pood secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
0fflfe used will be sold cheap. ABBY 70 lay
Ior CIV Rutland, aO4 front street, or
suT Ii VS. BRUCE & CO, Monroe street
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Rice, Stir & co. have reduced prices
OF Prints, Brown and Bleached Muslins,
Sheetings, TO almost anti war figures.
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Prise Ladies' and 6enls' H~em.Stitch
Handkerchief AZ ), II. kOWeHNteln 3
BrOs.', NO. 2si Main street. they are
saCrlaeing them 20 Close By the fst OF
January. movie lw
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Goods at cost, surely, &c
J.G. MOFFATT'S,
81 Main street.
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Attorney-at-Law, oytr ConmereiAl SAi
nnvte2w
FOR RENT

Nv residence on Thornton avenue, DeIwssn
Ola Market and Aisbama streets snetS-
reEide- 4 acre OF LAND, house el-Nen 49,.
1table etr al the convenience o. n gorsSg
home al the same time canyenlenL 70 We ~
iness part OF the city 80 su9r
nrst OF DSoe n WAGGENEK.
"a Main street.
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10 BANFIL ID 90.

HAyE established their o6lcs In Titus
III Block In rear OF No. u Jefferson street,
Whsrs they msyiosifound byP&Etiss Interested.
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Paid Liaseys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
White Blankets, Flannels, all cnlors.
Cent? underwear reduced twenty five
per cent from last months prices, At Rice,
Stix & Co.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Go n f. a @ tor
n
coM MIsSIoN
No. 276 Front Street..
--
MEMPHTS. TENN

IBERAL ADV ANCEAsuppiies al Whole
II sale Prizes Comm IS on or selling Clifton,
One DOltar Dar Pale r~g
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Do not neglect going to the great clear
ing sale at EisOn's.
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rhs elegant new building No. Howard's
- ,EDse stories hiEE, with good eellEr.
-.,rto n. L MEACHAM,
No. sUnion street.
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z t.

stors Houses Nos. $50 and $50 Shelby street
Also. a large once IN the walker block.
1,Iv ~ THOs. Is. COOKE,
co.'s II Zgk Main street, up stairs,
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FOB RENT.
no X T.

&c II r f N =
rasisencs of Or WIN V. TAYLOR, ST..
P,riar street extended, just beyond city
limit and within one hundred yards OF Ihe
civ railway. Tue house contains Ten rooms
len out-pouses. two large c~isternS, ana AZ
atper neceSSarv couveniences, together Wlth
fTsres acres OF Land attached, comPIlslHs AN'T
garden spot, orchard, etc
Will be rented either for q year Ut Ae
n 3 good tenant for q term OF years
For terms, etc, apply 70 vrap
Aftornev-at-Lau over Commercial bAnk.
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Remember that the great sale Of build
iur lots at the foot Of Main street, and
near fhe Eississipni and Tennessee rail-
road, viii commences at 10 o'clock this
morning,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-19

]. r. ROBERTSON has removed his
Office TO No As North Court street, cor
ner Of Court and Second.
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Reduction Everything in the Melton
line is Reduced az j. @. MoFFATT's.
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FOR sale.

NO. 2.
THE HULL and CABIN OF this IL
steamer, as she now lies at he&ss3Es
foot Of Exchange street, In this city, viii be
ouered for sale, At pubic auction, on
WEDNESDAY, 9th inst. al y m The ER'e
will include Tackle aud everything pertaining
t. the boat Her Hull is sound, and Is well
suited for wharf0Oat purposes. TermB-Qns-
half cash, balance sixty days.
povI9 IDS RIP WALL.
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ArrsFhlA
Steamer Rubieop, Vicksburg.
Adam Jacobs. ST. Louis.
Natoms, st. Francis river.
Mollie Hambletou, st. F. river.
American, Arkansas river.
Mary Mcdonald, st. Louis.
Des Arc, Yicksburg.
I" Victor, Hsile's Point.
Starlight, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Rubicon, st. Louis.
Adam Jacobs, st. Louis.
" Mary Mcdonald, Vicksburg.
ROats IA Port.
Des Arc, Starlight, Natoma, Mollie
HambletOn, Victor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Several packets were behind time yes
terday, owing to the dense atmosphere.
They viii, no doubt, be in port this
morning.
The Saivor No. 9, which left on
Thursday for the wreck of the Rowens,
has returned with all that could be saved
from that packet, including her boilers,
engines, etc.
The remains of Alex Cook were fol-
lowed to their last resting place on Sun
day by 3 large number Of brother Mascns
who esteemed him in ifes and who paid
to his memory the last solemn rites of
the order.
The Kate Kinney got aground at Fri
ars' Point, going down, and lost several
hours.
The Des Arc came in from Vieksburg
with OF bales OF cotton. She leaves
again to day for the Heroic City at 5
pm. John Elliott Is master. Billy
Miller goes out again In the Office. Cad.
Hanks is his assistant.
The gay st. Patrick, Capt. Huls, will
be 10 port to-day to resume her place in
the Vicsburg trade. Capt. J, Lee Finney
Is clerk.
Billy Grams, q wellknown mate, died
yesterday in this city,
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NO u n II

Two large and splendid Halls at No. y ser
ond street. In adams Block, suitabielor IlsraLs
Ssso~iaffong halls. private parties, clubs lSc-
Iures fairs. etc. VIII be rented I~sasonaD9g
Inaufre ofM. Hi, Main street WEBSTER oiocS
- ssSDe I3.ss- on ne premises, from 20 10
OF ncme- -1 sell
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EOR RENT

wish 70 rent 100 acres Of rich Big creek
LAND. IN the SortherB portion OF NheioS
sounty, Tenn. II VIII be rented II Nhso Va
80 CHAMBERLAYNE JONES, sR
o~B line Care Wormeley, JOY 70.
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NOTICES.

Nc E.
t. al WbOm it may ron era:
apply fFr letters % afninistratou o. theestate
OF Jnhtei Joles, deceased
Ncv.r,hHrg fs- mol IaWAwn
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FOR A
FOE SALE.
r.n. uundred Gcres Of Fine Land,

Pour Kindred Acres or Fine Land,
only auy acres cleared, balance neayily
timber q: most Of IL abaye Overflow, ell1-
Sfed on Looss HRtenLs river hree hAlss hO
Terms OF purchase are very f4Tqga9is
@Pfg Raleigh, Tenn,
or to L. o. RTVEs, Attorneys al Law ESeEesA
Ruuding, Memphis. Tenn.
-~STDENCE FOR SALE,-The
11derSigned oneu for sale toe re loencs
81 re ate Dr. W. Il. Ratnes. IN tae IoWh o.
HerDEn1o. DeSJto eoun y, MISS mere VI
Thp nremfses a large End eomnodlous FEame
RuildIuR, With six rooms, S,sDles'
-OTrbsrdE etc aud situated near me MISS
SfDDi and Tennessee railroad depot FOr Iur.
=, CorT1effon address the undersiEued Al
Hs-,sneo Nfss W.. A. AAlAEa.
80 me AdmtntEtrator.
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TOR R f N t
A centrally located business house on from
Row Possession given Immediately.
ogav NV. PAGE, il
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notice
4~PPLICATIoN VIII be made by d Traces,
p FSo- al the december Term. 1857, OF the
T1nnfv Court az sheihY county, ior letters Of
NATURALIZATION on the estate o. A. W. Arnold,
deceased. By order OF Count orr
November Il. lsG. poYH "a
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STEAMBOATS,. g
FoR o~IKoINEATI.

FOR CINCINNATI
Regular Cincinnati PacksL
Horton master
THIS splendid passenger packet
THIS DAY, 18th Inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMsrAD a co, Agents.
Ccrner Main and Madison sla, or
nqylslt city HhaEfbOat, foot Monroe st.
For Cairo, LOuisynls and CINCINNATI.
master
This me passenger packetlsaves
FOR the above EC
HIS DAY. 10Th inst, Al 5 pm.
For freight or passage. apply on board, or 70
JAMES T. BOURNE a CO., Agents
nOyl9 II No. u jefferson street.
For Cairo, Louisville end Cincinnati
EMPEROR. ..-..--~-B yers master
This supers passenger steamer
VIII leave A. above ~
HIS DAY. lsJh inst, At 5 IN.
vINsoN & DoNoHUE. Agents..
noy.slt No. "a Front street
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81 Louis Packet Company.
For Csiro and ST. Louis
W. .Herndou master
This elegant passenger stsamer Il
viii leave ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, AZ pm.
DoYisIt FLEM- CALVERT. supL
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MEMPEIIS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.
MemphIs and CharIeslon Railroad.

Accommodation
Iatly fSnndays eXcepteu)- Eb an sAl DIN
rlrnelnfHca ~ cnrnar OF south Eourt u.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19
TIE EYES! THE EYES!
DIR. E. H. PARDEE,
OCU LIST and AURIS

A FTER \ PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
[ more than five years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption Pterygium, or leshy
membrane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyoma, or bulging ont of the eye, Artificial
Pupil. Fistula Lachrymalis, or closing of tear
passage and all deformties of the Lids, etc
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain
and possessing all the movements and brlliancy
of the real e. c. A large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity operator is
co-extensive with his success, patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctors
Office daily, in different stages of recovery. DR.
PARDEE has associated with him DR.. II. BIGELow
0fiice-767 Clay street, (above the Plaza
near Dupont street. 14.ly.
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CEASED TO BE-The last number of the Red
Bluff OJserrer was issued the 18th instant.
In an explanatory notice to patrons, Baker says:
1.-THE support of the paper has been so meagre
that we could not afford TO hire a compositor
and print a good paper. Since last June we
have set all'the type and performed all the labor
connected with the paper, except rolling and
mailing, and have barely kept even. We are
tired of the work, dissatisfied with the appear
ance of the paper and not contentcd with the
remuneration received. About month ago we
received proposition from gentleman at the
Bay to transfer the material to a fourishing town
there This week the trade was consummated
If we can collect what is due us, pay what we
owe and dispose of certain property. shall
leave Red Bluff with the material of the Office on
the 22d inst We therefore request every person
who owes us twenty-five cents and upwards to
come forward Immediately and pay it. Don t
wait to be dunned, for that is an unpleasant duty
and we cannot well spare the time to do it. At
the same time we need every cent that may be
due. Those who have paid subscriptions in ad-
vance will receive n better paper from distant
town, commencing about the first of March next,
for as many months as tht are now entitled TO
the Observer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19
REDINGTON & CO.'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger

na- This valuable preparation, containing IN
a highly concentrated form all the propertes OF
the Jamaica Ginger, has become one OF the most
popular domestic remedies for all diseases OF the
stomach and digestive organs.
As tonic. it will be found invaluable 10 all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro-
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to the system all the glow and vigor thst can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactionary efforts that follow tRe use
of spirits of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females whs
suffer from difficult menstruaton, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that SO frequent
ly accompany that period.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea caused o5
riding in a railroad car, or by sea-sickness, or
other causes II is also valuable as an externaa
application for Gout, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc
REDE.N'GTO.v. n CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.