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PROPOS
Proposals for StreGlPaYemenlS
MAYORS SFFTCE,

NhnFHL@. lEsN.s February J. re-
CEALED PROPOSALS viii e received 81 tai
- once until T. oc OcK OF Tuesday, February
18Th. Is7s. for grazing and paving, With MICH
SO paVeueuI-Main street, rom Auction
10 calhoun Second street, rom Winchester &c
Besl- Poplar street, nom Front 20 the ely
limits; jefferson street, from Main So Charles,
Ton avenue; Count street. on the north and
south sizes Of Court Square, from Main a
Second. AGalsCn street, from Front 10 the
Memphis and Oh rIeston railroad bridge;
Union street, from Front 10 Wellington; Beal
street. from Front TO Wellington: and Front
STREET, from Union 20 Eeal
Also, 11T paving with street,
rom Market 10 Union Center alley and sec
oul Rliey, nom Market TO Union, and all alleys
ruuuink III m Front 20 SecOnG between MarKet
and Union streets.
The entire length or the proposed Nicholson
pavement Will measure aboHt six and three
fCurtgs miles; and TIE entire length Of the
proposed stone pavement will measure for
streets about tEo-Juirds Of a mile, aud Tor
alleys nearly two miles
The To- ms aud conditions on which pTUpo-
Eals viii be IeCeIytd and entertained. spsClnCa-
tons OF materials and work, Terms Of payment,
rggulr 4. csu be obtained al this Office, or OF
Francis Foster, City Engineer.
Bids must be iucluseu in envelopes and
stamped with teallDg wax across the fold Of The
street with pavement naming the stree
or alleys and kind OF and must be
addressed 10 the Mayor and Finance Commit
fee.
Parties making proposals will he required TO
Did Tor each street s-pa-aieN-
Terms OF aymeH Err Uue-haif cash. the
balance in Julr1y. sixty aud ninety days nom
the completion or each section OF three hun
dred ana eighty leel
y. B-The right 10 us- Nichols0u's patent is
tors AZ the same price paid by the city tfteen
cents per yard feb2 : I'd
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS. February Is, 1867. 8 p.Iu.
General Business.

The wet weather during the day had a
bad effect on business generally. This
will always be the case until we have
passable ~streets and crossings. The hor-
rid condition of our thOroughfares after
even q light rain has been dilated upon
so many times that it would seem our
people have become careless about the
matter, and sit down in the mud with no
hope but the sun, and no pride about the
welfare and future prospects of our CITY.
We have occasional attacks of Mich.
olson and other pavements, but like
light favors they pass away when fair
weather comes. We think like the set
tier that " when it is dry we need none.
and when wet we could not put them
down. The retail business Of the day
was nothing to speak OF, and, with the
exception of filing orders, our wholesale
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A large number Of interesting dedue-
lions can be made from the foregoing
exhibit. 1t will be seen, in the first
place, that somewhat more than two
seventies of the entire revenue for the
year 1866 was derived from customs
alone. In the next place it may be OBJ
served that the total reveuue for each of
the two years is very nearly the same,
which is quite remarkable when con-
trastad with the extraordinary fiuctua-
lions in the gross annual returns of our
revenue.
The following is an abstract of the ma
tional banking associations of the United
States, showing their condition on the
morning of the first Monday in January,
1867, before the commencement of bust
ness ON that day
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LANDS D EALE
TtCO Valuable Lots of Land
for Sale.

TNHE following two lots OF yaiuable Land VIII
i be sold cheap, II applied for soon North
east quarter ., township .,
range II, West Tunica county, Miss, imme-
diafely on the Mississippi river, Just forty l4Ol
miles below Memphis Well wooded and
nOrfheaSt quarter OF section I'D eleven, town.
shtp ~ taree. ranee west, DeSoto county, Miss,
the latter heavily tuabered with walnut, beech,
mania and hickory, and In the fnmediafe
vicinity OF a sawnlll. For particulars apply at
Counting Rsom DAILY APPEAL, No. Is Madison
street. Jams
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due The AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3lst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
cashier and Manager.
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Hemnhls and Charleston Railroad.

TRIMS leave Memphis Daily Is follows, city
Time
Through Express Sundays excepted - am,
Through Nai. 80 pm,
-1merE4.Ie ACCOM- 80 pm.
EEPEESs connect al Grand Jun'tiun with AZ.
feruoou train south on Mississippi Central Rail.
road for Holly springs. Water Valley, Grenada
Jackson. Nleksbur. New Orleans. efs-
Ar tURISTH Tor Oklahoma, Miss
Mobile. Ala. etc.
AT DECATUR for Nashville, Louisville, Gin
Cluuati. elC-
AT C-uATTANOoGA for all points 10 Eastern
Aiabame- GeorE a. North and Sauth Carolina,
Washington. Baltimore New York, etc.
Man connects at Decatur for Nashville
Chattanooga connections same as above.
baggage checked through.
Ticket Office No Is Court -tTeet.
vi. ROSS, Geuu Supt.
W. l. DANLEY. General Ticket Agent.
d. D. NoErnN. Pass.-Eer Agout. laE U
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CITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

c. $. D. JONES is our authorized agent
to receive subscriptions and collect for
same, at Hot Springs, Little Rock, Ar
kansas, and vicinity.
John ATNSLIE,
fsbIGIEWtf Cashier ana Business Manager
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THEATRICAL.-We notice among the
theatrical news that Mr.. and Mrs. F. A,
Tsnnehil, are playing at the Theater
Comique, Cincinnati.
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PosTPONED-The match game Of base
ball which was to have come off yester-
day, between the Pride Of the South and
Enterprise clubs, has been postponed
until Friday, on account Of the weather.
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Two Doctors IN CoURT.-Doctors
differ and patients die, is an old saying,
and perhaps there may be more truth
than poetry in the remark, but in the
case we propose to notice, no patient was
Immediately interested. 1t seems that
one DR.. Petit, who styles himself the
French physician, rented an office to
DIR. Makeon, and sold him some of the
fixtures, taking his note in part pay
ment. A misunderstanding arose as to
the proprietorship of a book on peculiar
diseases, which they concluded to settle
by going before Esquire Lee some days
since. Petit did not seem satisfied to let
the matter rest here, but swore out a
search warrant and had the office Of DR..
Make0n searched. An empty coal
box and a somewhat ~antiqusled oys-
ter can with a wire bail, being
the result Of the officers search. Hence
the trial yesterday, in which both par
ties appeared to plead their own cause.
The argument on both sides was lengthy,
very amusing and raey, If not highly
entertaining. Petit charged Makeon
with being a humbug, who, in turn,
charged Petit with being a renegade
priest imposter, etc. Various suits were
threatened 10y both parties, but Petit
stated although he cared little for money,
if DR.. Makeon would pay him Sl7 90 he
would be good friends and let it drop.
The justice decided that the box and
oyster a belonged to Petit, and the
book 10 Mskeon, each party to pay half
the costs. The affair, as to the impeaeh-
ment Of Petit, has created some talk
among the profession, and in all proba-
bility the diplomas Of some Of the par
ties will be required to be shown ere long.
OF n fact we are convinced, that two
lawyers were spoiled when Messrs. Petit
and Makeon chose medicine as their
pursuit.
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R
MISSISSIPPI CENARAL
AND
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON


TFH above Companies huva This day ap.
pointed col. JOHN MC6UIRK The JOINT
Agent Of tuelr Companies. to adjust all lJsse,
aud damages, or UYer-Cha1ges arising on aI
shipments over The Two roads, and 10 attrud
generally 10 The bu- iuess Of the roads III
Memphis.
fHltiez having business relations connected
" TIA shITulcut over their read. " u call on tol.
hcGUlrk, ST Memphis and Charleston Railroad
ONCE Memphis and their business will have
prompt attention.
SAN. TAFT, President N. sc. 2 r.
A 81. " ST, President " Z. r. r.
NrwpHrz- Feb mary {. I-fT. faNf I'm
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Fbr Rent.-Desirable lots for garden
ing and seventy-fye acres Of land, with
house; known as the Dunn estate, at the
terminus Of city railroad. Party wish
ing 10 rent please apply a; my office, S22
Front street. j. J. DUBosE.
fabTQ 2t
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BUIsLAY FAMmY-THE GREAT SPI-
RAJ MOUNTAIN.-This gigauticstructure
is at last completed, and o-night our cit
liens viii have an opportunity to see it,
II is a most wonderful piece OF mechan.
ism, and requires the utmost exertion on
the part Of six men for the space Of eight
hours TO erect it. III addition 20 this, we
are to have the celebrated Niagara leap,
Pechelle, perilleuse, and the magnificent
tableauX as represented by the Keller
family in days gone by. Parties passing
the Opera house during the day would dc
well to drop in and see the mountain
In the language Of the poet ait is a biz
thlng,r and We are glad to say hat to,
night there viii be- no such word az fail
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EDUCATIONAL-A NEW SEMINARY.
A charter has been obtained from the
legislature Incorporating the Memphis
female seminary, and empowering B. P.
Boiling, George CAN'T, w. B. Greenlaw,
N. /. Meecham, J. c. Terry, w. b.
Waldron and DR.. John Allen TO act as
incorPorators. Agreeably to the provi-
sions of the act, the c%orporators met and
organized by electing DIR. John R. Allen,
president Of the board of trustees, and J.
c. Terry secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
Annie D. Halle, favorably known as a
popular and successful i]nstructress, was
elected principal of the institution. The
necessary committee was appointed to
select a location, etc. Preparations are
being made to carry out the provisions
Of the charter.
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NOTICES.

n OTIC E
There VIII be no hills paid by the steamer
DIE VERNON unless ordered uy the Captain
or Clerk. !. r. HICKS.
Bulletin and Avalanche copy. ant II
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houses were not very busy. A few arti-
eles OF produce, It Will be seen have adj
Vanced.
COTTON-The market did not show
any change to note to-day. Holders
are indisposed to sell ct present rates.
Buyers are undeeided,an the market,
on the whole, was duh Our quotations
are nominal and unchanged.
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BLOWN OvER.-So severe was the
storm yesterday morning, that the frame
Of a house lately put up on Lauderdale
street, was blown ever Nobody TO
blame, and nothing hurt but the timber.
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KEATUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
IN 1916.
Col. z. 7. P. ALLEN, superintendent,
Assisted by q full and able Faculty.

rDHE Course " s'uiy Is that usually taught
IU the Lest cONe-rz The Moral culture al
iadets receives special attention. The hlScip
IiHe L. al Llat is name imports gofeFH'
ru.uf strict. but mid and parental. Pareu
NAV send their sons % this School with entlr'
confidence trat they viii not be exposed O
those aIIuremeuts 70 vice and dissipation
found In aIIrOWus auu cities, the location being
Elk mile nom any tDwu-ihe situation 4n 9
blyh and rolling county noted for health and
sa4ubr.fg.
The Spring Session. 1897.
rvW commence on MONDAY, JANUARY q
80 and continue Twenty On weeks.
charges for Board ADD Tuition, including
Hsgurs, .rel and washing, one Hundred and
#avgury-H i've Dollars IslsJ curreurya per semi
-uuuGI s~as5iHn, Invariably IN advance. NJ
tELr-s whatever.
al HFrzs Eupefiufen1eutl m = o
rauEIIH con o.. NuufurEN de4-am
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PERJURY.-The case Of hesitate versus
Pete Connolly, charged with perjury in
the commissioners court, was tried yes
terday by John c. Creighton, j. p, who
will give his decision on Saturday.
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Mr.. MCCLURE, late city engineer, has
shown us a beautiful photograph dia-
gram of the new Catholic cemetery,
located three miles south of this city,
which, for artistic skill and mechanical
ingenuity, is u~nexcelled. If the ceme-
terry is constructed according to Mr.,
McClure's design, it will be an ornament
to the surroundings of Memphis and a
lasting testimonislto the genius and en-
terprise of its originator. Mr.. McClure's
office is in StiIlman's block, corner OF
Madison and Second streets, where he
would he pleased to see his old friends
and former patrons.
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THE SPRING TIME.-As an evidence
that the spring is rapidly approaching,
we may state that extensive prepare
lions are being made, by gentlemen in
the suburbs, for early vegetables. In
many Of the hot beds cabbage plants,
radishes, tomatoes, etc., are up and look
healthy. Who says the eason is back
ward in this vicinity?
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FIREMEN's BALL.-We learn that the
officers and members OF the DeSOtO steam
fire engine company No. 8, Capt. John
Signaigo, viii give their grand anniyer-
zsry ball this evening, at the hail oven
their engine house, on Poplar street.
The necessary arrangements have been
made, and under the direction Of the COM
mittees appointed for the purpose every
thing will be O. X. Those whe are for
tunate enough to be present will no doubt
enjoy themselves. May 10 sound Of the
alarm disturb the amusement of the
Marty
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IN Offering OUR BTrTERS to the Southern
i Pubic, we have nc hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodac-
lion in our markets. In their deyfsemsnt they
are purely S1uthern compounded with a
special Amplitude 20 the various types OF
stomaeic arrangements prevalent In cur
climate
It Is a gentle stinulant 10 the system AFTER
undergoing 8 severe Illness.
II is a cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
Il cures Disrrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II Is q preventive for ChiIls and Fevsrs
1t is an invaluable companion FOR persons
travelling al ali seasons OF the year.
II IL a HOaE enterprise. AID possesses true
merit
So Sold everywhere.
@. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Projectors.
febi0 n Memphis Tenn.
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James H0herty has opened a furniture
house a No. 500 Second street, near
Union. He has been here twenty years,
and Is well known as q furniture dealer
in West Tennessee. Call on him.
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DIXON & PERc


TTCRNEYS AT LAW, Greeuville, Miss
a VIII practice ia the Courts OF Tunica
G5ahoma, E1uyar, Washington and Isaquenns
C1uuff1g ueci5 Iya
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IMPEEIAL-Major G0wzee, Of the i'm
periaF army Of Mexico, was in town
yesterday, stopping at the Oyerton. He
left last night for the north, by the Mem
phis and Ohio railroad. His mission, we
believe, is a secret one.
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Circular aWs.-Circula;saw gummed
by US at short notice at our mill, Front
street, between Auction and Mill streets.
febg n VIM. n. EAKIN & CO..
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Some handsome new prints just re-
ceived at 3. LOwenstein 3, Bros.
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Glorious NsaUs for SDldiers and Ct-
zens-S235, 900 Worth o. Bounty Claims
Collected Gy II. Combs, Jr., & Cove
now hold treasury certificates, drafts,
war warrants, elc., ~aggregating N
amount on the verge of S235, 900, which is
now ready for distribution to soldiers and
their heirs. We are also glad to an
nounee that within the last month we
have worked through and collected for
citizens of Tennessee claims to the
amount Of sos, 900. All soldiers, their
heirs, or citizens having claims against
the government, will do well to perfect
them Immediately. Holding, as we do
at this time, so large a volume Of bust
ness, we are enabled TO prosecute these
claims far below the prices established
by other agencies. Advances made
upon all claims pending settlement.
Combs, Jr., & Co., room No. >, Postoffice
bnilding, Memphis, Tenn. feS-tf
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Crrriage and WdgoH.-A fine carriage
and spring wagon will be surely sold this
morning at ten O'Clock.
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FOR RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET.
For Helena, Napoleon. Pine Bluff and
EfftIe Rock.
Dismukes master
This elegant steamer will leave II
for Tue above on ~
THIS DAY, I4th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES I. BOURNE K CO., Agents,
febl4 IL No. u Jefferson street.
REGULAR MEH PHLS IN ARKANSAS
RIVER Z. a. MIIL Packet.
For Pine RIutT and Little Rock.
GUIDON -......- --.......-N hUaker master
This splendid passenger packet II
leaves on I
SATURDAY, 18Th lns'., ~ 5 PA.
JAS. T. BJURNE & 90, Ag'ts,
feDlf 81 No. Il JedcrhOn street.
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STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

And are prepared at all times 10 do CONNER
ClAL- LAW, STEAMBOAT and RAILROAD
style OF the ait.
SslI and examine our goods, styles and prices.
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MORE OF IT.-As we 20 10 press thi:
morning the rain is falling in torrents,
having commenced about ten O'Clock
The prospect for another delightfully."-
muddy day is very brilliant. How PEG.
pie are 10 get along the streets is a mys-
terry. Before attempting TO pass the
crossings, however, it were well to gel
ones life insured.
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THE LATEsT-We are indebted to Mr..
Byron, an attache Of the enterprising
Southern express company, for late Gin
cinnati and Richmond papers in advance
Of the mail. The southern boys are
always foremost.
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Planters, what do you want? Flows,
scrapers, etc. Treat & Hamilton, Mem
phis. jaD3l-eth4t
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RemOyaI-Drs. Mortimore q Payne have re-
moved their Office from ths Commercial Hotel
to the H5rshsH House, Room No. ., 1.-THE one
occupied by Or. Aortimore the past four years,
where all, who desire 70, can consult them and
procure treatment,
Special attention given TO ali the various
forms Of chronic diseases, especially Disease OF
the Lung and Throat, Disease Of the Heart,
Liver, spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels,
rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous afsc-
tons; all the amictive fiTms or Female Di-
seases, "a also a diseases having origin in i'm
purtties Of thE dood and vital dUlds.
OaIce hous rom 8 o'clock Am. until 6 O'Clock
p.ua., daily. May soft
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AmUsEmENrs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
Lessee and Manage G THOMPSON.
Fourth Night Of the celebrated . rtists. Mr.. ana
Mrs.. WI. FLOEENCE.

Thursday Evening, February IA, '67s
VIII be presented the interesting drama Of
Rory UMore-Rpry O'AO9e, NJ ". J fIor-
enee. To conclude with Mr. fiOrences laugaa-
pc farce ofthe Yankee HOusekeeper veg Ann
Mehitable HizEtnnutier. with the songs Rid
ing IN ha lroad keer aud e he Vowed rs
Never Would Leave Ne" Mrs. Florence-Bar-
nay OlonHOr. NJ Elnranca
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Agents AppenL.-R. 4. BRUNIBY & Sons,
Druggists and Chemists, N arietta, Ca, are sole
agents for the APPEAL In Northern Georgia.
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The LdsO firm of Wood & Rose is thi'
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WALKER WO0D.
SAML. P. ROSE.
MEMPHIS. February 7, 1867. l5t.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
REGULAR HEMPEIs AND ST. LOUIS
PACKET
For CsirO and ~. Louis.
E1A-+ INV s---s-s AnaeltA
This splendid passenger packet IL
VIII leave as above ~
THIS DAY, lfth inst, ct s pm
W. c. POSTAL, Sup't.
AID STORM, Sec'y.
Or to +. r. B~TINGTON, General Ticket Agent.
NO. 5 Jefferson street, where tickets may be
had to all points IN the United States. feblfIt
BEGCLAR ST LOUIS PACKET.
For Cairo and Saint Louis.
- sa-r-sa---NoAANJ A-AAFA
This new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer Will leave as above on ~
THIS DAY, l4lh int, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARNSTAD & co, Agents,
No IA Jefferson street.
febl4-lt and City WharfDOat foot Monroe 81.
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FOR PINE BLUFF.

FOR PINE BLUFF.
REGULAR MEMPHIS and PINE BLUFF
PACKET
Fer Helena, Napoleon and PiRe 8IuH.
ROSE HAMILTON -...........t laycomb master
TRis elegant passenger steamer II
will leave ~
THIS DAY, liLh inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
feblf Il 81 Madison street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND PINE BLUFF
PAChET
For Helena, Napoleon and Pine Blur
ROSE .Ciaycomb master
For Pine BIuG aud Little Rock.
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave as above on ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, ct 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent.
febl4 It Star WhaIfDnat.
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NOTICES.
I%sittsbUSE COaI-brlggs & Peterson-Omce
i Madison street. Branch 1ffice, S4i Main.
]. "a. SiOSELEY, Agent.

]. u. SiOSELEH, Agent.
MrS. Or. HarYey.-The w-Or!d-renowned
Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and clairvoyant
perception have been the wonder OF the world,
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Overton Hotel, (ofice, room
No. 2OJ where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining 10 life aud health. She
treats all the so-called incurable diseases as
specialties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, a I'D all other chronic
complaints with spec yaud happy results. For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prot
Harvey, the d~lscOverer Of a certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors assists in her prsc-
tce and compounds all her medicines, Address
all letters to PROF. HARVEY,
o ds3J-ly Memphis, Tenn
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Beauhfd new ~calicOes just received al
B Lowenstein 4 Bros fel5-2t
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A WEDDING PARTY DISAPPOINTED.
4 few nights since a most unexpected
misfortune occurred to a wedding party,
which we will state. 1t seems that two
young people, living not a thousand
miles from Promenade street, did WHAT
very common at this season-g0t mar
ried. The affair was made the occasion
Of a grand party. The tenement in
which the party was held was double,
aud in one house was set the supper, and
in the other was the ball room. At II
o'clock the guests went in and partOOk
Of a most substantial supper, after which
they returned and chased the glowing
hours with flying feet. While they were
thus engaged a most elegant supper of
confectioneries, wedding cake, etc, was
prepared, and all went into the ball room.
At 8 o'clock the guests were invited In
to cut the wedding cake and partake Of
the refreshments, but, to their surprise,
found the table bare. An examination
revealed that some bold thieves had en-
tered the supper room while all were
engaged in dancing and carried OF the
entire supper arrangements. The party
went supperless home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-14

DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 20S Main street.
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