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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
!. The Emperor ofHnxti.

Soulouqqes the ridieulp GUS old darkey who
buriesqued imperialism I'm .tiniesi past In
HaYtiAis, itzseems, to be recalled to rule
over, that country. Geffrard, the depossd
President, was, c0nfessedly man Of sense
ana jiscretion. but the, -colored people of
Hayti prefer the fooleries Of old 'Souloaqae,,
with his Duke of TLemonadeqand kindred
titled, absurditieso, At last accounts the de-
posed Emperor was living in Jamaica,
where his wife had to support him by tak-
It IS is hardly fair, however, to imply imply that
the negroes Can not govern themselves!
because the, Hagtians crave after, the pomp,
and circumstances of fBummagem imperial-
ism. So long as highly civilized white
nations, such as France and England, pay
due reverence to the obsolete nummeries
of royal and imperial ceremonies, we can.
not blame half-civilized races, like the ne
groes of Havti, for doing the same thing.
Somee fine daY, not far in the future we
hope all of St! Domingo will be admitted
as a State in the Union, and then that
beautiful island will become the home of a
dense ana happy populati9ns,~77NesOr - u YORK '
1SfQlQs a So 81. lNJgf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08
Puzzling Questions for Shakes.
TDearian Scholars.

Can the ''Native hue of resolution" be
initiated with paint? I'i
Would ''dorg" look well with twice.
told tale?
When .'grim-visaged war smoothed his
wretched 'front.'" did he iron his shirt bo-
som? .a ., r...--l.f
When sschurch-yards yawn," are they
sleepy?
Was there ever an animal with a ground
unyarnished tale?" ~. 4 ~ f7.--- .--.
Was the fruitful river in the eyen ever
geographically described? l-is-
Was butter ever made from the milk OF
human kindnessP" --' diiv
Does sblow winds come wrack" apply to
the first of May? -i..t,,saf 5-r,v-u
Is the "tide in the affairs of men affect
ed by the moon? ---
| Arethe sstender leaves Of hope >, green
Can the character of Woofsey be called
| 4 Hheavy9 because his sshigh- blown pride
broke under him ?p'aqe of selsasiGeIe
| Can man fly with a pair of wings as
swift as meditation?"" "" " -..5 ~ ?
| If there is g no virture like necessity
| does il always follow that necessity is q
virtue? -s5tl1 i5 .7l0!'s1 .FI9cpiT7't E-s 775
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

He opened the glass door; he entered and
stood face tofaeeJ with his parent, who
stared at him. The old baron looked, ,ex7
| amined himself some time In terror; his
! atrighted iregards wandered over and
| around himself ;-he fears to believe what
he cannot but divine; his eYelids retreat in
\ terror over his snnkeh eyes. He final
4 ly 'eornprehends,S and silently makes sign
4 . ms son snat ne mas seen MIN: The major
reinalnS9 1lS ~ !assenao 70 ms Posltion. by lne
SptSl s, " snls tace anu Cne h4eqhess ot nls
op1y ohe "ou'iu uhaVesupposeo MIN asIaIue
" StouIe .I :-rL,-
| % sney naye oelleVeo @ Hle ueau nnaily maj
! 'itterea the OLD man. ~ IIL5I II1 ia ;.
Il. 3es, sney ASoushS IT = 4
.s.Sy - ypu, yoI, ~, 'Iiat may nave nave u VI @ nne
ILL., ....,,e;.., ..,,,,,
s step 70.
Ma. "a ,is i,No "a
having iosS iSs eq uiitprtuhi, Is
Ioy ia.neI - -.
Ion aPpIoacn hie, parriciue !Fs4''- y
neremelnoeIs' muTmuIs tne' MAJOR
t ofDno oeli HIS i'ee.n' WHICH, cn3tsereu "loh
'Tirof' -, d. - .,3.,,.,-..a Z
| Away! ucan unshroud my yseHwithout
youi DO not touch me !s9O what an iaWak-
eningI what an awakening" s.1i % % 2hia
| And the old baron sought to disencumber
himself by bis own efforts from. his wind
lngEsheeG. Mhlle SO DOING he salq, : To-
morrow VIII go TO the tribunal; to-mor-
row L will publish your crime, a crime
without a parallel IN Germany tomorrow,
paratciug' you & ,snaii Pc He crouenlng IN In ctne
a.. tbe nayt dow boraboadaS nnon o eopf
Snld bnng wifi biacr ~ the T,,bI;o isot,sra
Won viii then he in NV nlare and fbara
viii IL no need IF DatcSip@g @ yo,, ~ o''ifH-1
r. -, - es !
a,1 a. ioto wbst nrnfonDd Ia anIF NV uoy pb ~
haS hean drown xhat on ;n+nx;cya+ +;on %
N senses INV reason has seizad me in the a
nitry vhsre eyerv res,,;rat;on ;s an irrasise
tibIa inehriat;on. WIRE he who hos monev
] is followed, invited, provoked, seized by
/ thousand invisible arms, by a thousand
\ voices which say to him, Comet come
comet I will give you wisdom, pleasure.
happiness! One listens and is lost and
marches on and stun bles zone smiles and Is
dishonored; one desires to fly and cannot
o pardon me! pardon mel and all my ex-
istence shall be long repentance, one eter-
nal remorse !" o,of ss~
| do not approach me! Away! Would
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POROUS PIASTI RS.

/ gr7g .s- HARTFORD, CONN, NOV II, lSb4.
MEssRs. THos. ALLcocK d Co.-Please send.
with dispatch. twelve dozea Alleock's Porous Plas-
ters. Our daily experience confirms their very SUI
perier excellence At this moment of writing q
man applies for one, who. by ENHANCEMENT in the
shaft of machinery had both his legs broken, spine
severely injured, and was for nearly year entirely
helpless. This man found relief very soon by the
application of plaster to his spine. He was soon
enabled to work. and now he labors as well as ever
He would cheerfuly paV SIS for single Plaster if
they could not be hal at lower rate. I am sur
prised that surgeons do not make of these per-
forated plasters to the exclusion of all others.
their fexibility and adhesveness greatly in ad-
vance of all other plasters with which am ac-
quainted; while the petforatious peculiar to them
rendered them greatly superior toall Others for
dinary surgical uses. Knowing the plasters to be
so usef |, have no scruples that my sentiments
should be known. TaEI ONO -nTrCE
I ~ .i7 J. W. JOHNSON, NJ. d. :
Agency, Brandreth House. New York. -. q. =
Sold by all Druggists in the United States and
Canada. '-0'4''i if' my22-d&w1m
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SEALED PROPOSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE Of
w .Cfce of the City Civil Engineer, in Columbus,
NIonday, ,June IOtb, 1867.

Monday, June 10th, 1867,
at o'clock P NJ, for furnishing materials and do
ing the sollowing work, viz: ~
For grading and paving the unpaved cutters, side.
walks and crossings and graveling the roadway OF
Water street from Long street to State avenue. o.
For grading and paving the uDpayed sidewalks of
Seventh street from Mound street to Donaldson
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks.
cutters and crossings and grading and graveling the
roadway of franklin avenue from w ashington ave-
nue. to East Public lane. - ,..--
For graveing the roadway of Franklin avenue
from Washington avenue to the residente of Theo-
For graveliDg South High street from Third alley
to Perry street. F-- 7r..5g..-.-.
For travelling the roadway of Fouth street from
Broad street to Spring street. -.... ;--
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on Sixth street from South
street to Donaldson street. ~. .-a
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings and for grading and graveng
the roadway of Center alley from Broad street to
For grazing and paving the unpsved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings and for grading and graveing
the roadway Of Straight alley from Broad to
For building twenty.four inch brick sewer in
Noble street from Fourth street to Seventh street.
The bids will be opened by the committees on
Highways and on Sewerage and the committees OF
the several w ards in which said improvements are
located and therght to reject all of the bids
viii is reserved by the committees; ,.,,,,,n..,g
1 7'' s''ii.'-'- City Civil Engineer.
City Civil Engineers office, No. ss South High
street. up stairs. ''''i+''7 WE 1eo-oot
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-08

rIFrom the Nashville (Tenn9 Banner, 3il e
Negroes Make a Raid Upon the
Street Cars-SOme Excitement,
but Nobody 'EEurt-The SlOck-
holders Wrathy-PetiliOn from
Non-Stockhelders- Suspension
anticipated. fE'fes q =
On Sunday last large squads of negroes
approached the street cars of the South
Nashville Street Railroad, in various por-
tions of the city, and demanded admittance,
and forcibly made their way into the cars /.
Upon their entering at one place, anum-
ber of ladies vacated their seats, and gave
peaceable possession to, the unruly crowd &.
The negroes said that the Mayor had told
them that they could ride, and they in
tended to do so. We understand that the
Mayor denies giving them such instruc2
tieils, but merely intimated to several that
the President of the Spruce Street Railroad
had Avolunt tarily told him that negroes
would be admitted On that line of road O
The negroes succeeded in entering every
car they approached, except at one point
in South Nashville, where they were pre-
vented from taking possession by the sec
retary of the company, Mr.. Robinson.
| About a week or ten days ago, the direc-
| tory of this road ordered that car No. 4
should be run for the exclusive benefit OF
the blacks, and it was supposed that this
arrangement would be entirely satisfacto-
ry. The car had been very poorly patron
lied, and, in fact, scarcely received any
patronage at all, and was therefore run at
a considerable expense to the company. In
this matter the stockholders and directors
acted the most liberal manner, showing
that they were just as much disposed to ac-
commodate the blacks as well as the whites;
but since the conduct of, the, negroes on
Sunday, the stockholders are decidedly
/ wrathy, and some of them are strongly in
favor of tearing up the track, surrendering
the charter anu burning their stock. Under
the existing circumstances, it amounts
nearly to a suspension, unless the blacks
are willing to accept the generous ofel
| heretofore extended $500 9sadi % zsss7siG
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baGg a6ctof, in fact. ldeeIared the case be-
vopd hope. The. baron was dead of apo
nlexy. as the cohhtenancs plainly indicated.
Bssides he was obese and ssdrc6 c6arged' with
blood such ,an, aceid lent could not be con-
sfdered surprising. He ordered the burial
for the day after the morrow lo5noi-7q
All the relatives of the baron hurried to
the, chateau scarcely bsliey yiss. the fatal
the loss of so WorthyOa man, than of the
future thathad been assured to them, s.lfhe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

TIE JAUNTIEG CARA gay party
left tile ~race-course, last evening, in a
verv springy vehicle. which has attracted
c~onsfderahle notice. for some time. Be-
tore they left the field one individual lost
Ms balance, aud was spilled out. He re-
covered has footing and his sest, but had
not proceeded hsaf 6 mile from the gate,
when the horse came u Rstapd-stI, and
declined drawing any such LOAD. - the
shadas of evening were gathering fast,
and as uA Fere on another road and
making Tor the horse esrs, We did not
learn bow long they we're detained on
ne road, or Whist inducements persuaded
die reluctant snimsl TO "propel!'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

Until further notice the Mails win close a.
For Cairo, Chicago, 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland. flttsDurR' Eaila-
dalphia, Buffalo, Albany, New YORK, bAll-
more, ana all cities north and WeatI ~
SIS pm -
For 6hRttanooza, Richmond, washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, montgomery 30
bfie. Ala. New York, Nashville, and aleitea
south and east st $50 pm ~
rST Eeyg orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss.
Ycksburg, Natchez, and all cities SOUTH 81
All station on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern, New Orleans, JACKSON anu SfeA'
N0rthern railroads Al $50 p.nn. ,
Anstafions on MeEGphis and Louisville and
branch railroads a. pm
Stasiops on Memphis and Charleston, MS
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga AND
FaEt Tennessee railroads At am.
For Little Rock Pine Blum and al bandlnt
an A~rkansaSnnd riVers, lseml-Weeklyli
Tuesdays ard Saturday,
MISSISSIPPI river-south, tsemi-Weeklyh fues-
DAYS aHd Saturdays.
II {. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17
PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOB SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
a vestmenL The plantation u known As the
town OF Lake Bduh," on Mhlte rNeI, AK, ~
mIlE above the Memphis enc Little hoch raL-
road crossing. containing bets cen lour I'VE
bUSdrsd aces. about one hNndred cleared
Us feet above the late oyernoeA - Ieal
f.avf1v ffTnbered togefhsr with the whole nr
mar Interest IN a NEW STEAA SAS hlLL-
ffouV horse power1 Engine, ia~ckhnAAAneoP
CE~Tpsntsr'G Tools, Wagons and All Necessary
apuurtanances for running the same There ls
E6ne Mansion With nine roems,a SlsteTn, tca-
pAeity sou galionsD three CaDlnAfa aren9eee
two good Wood Yards. and the best tahdinEs
on The river. The above viii be sold AZ loW ng-
ures and on easy terms. For lrrther Parlcu-
1871 Appeal Omos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

RETURNED Mr. J. Z. Menken, Of the
firm Of Menken Brothers, has just re-
turned from Europe, and brought a large
ana nost magnificent stock of French
cloRkF, dEszz goods, trimmings and every
article kept by q first class dry goods
house. Their stock Is aizPsdy large and
varied, and this addition OF french dry
goods makes their stock one ofthe largest
sBd most exeeIlently assorted In this city
or even the Southwest. The ladies who
keep 90 the ggi uirg for the fashions viii
receive this snnOpncement with unmixed
satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

s E Lopez, Al years, male, white,
chronic diarrhea infant of @ Gonginotto.
female, white, still born J Packer 70
years, male, white, old age; c Nolan,
u years, male, white, yellow fever; A
LeLo1pe, 80 years, male, white, nFemla
c LagomaTsirro, 81 years, male, white,
congestion; A GKropp, jr, l7years, male,
white, yellow fever; M r Morton, IL
years, female, white, consumption CIV
Williams, 28 years, male, white, yellow
fever; William Jackson, 40 years, male,
whiCe, injury B ShlOss, q years, female,
white, yellow fever Eagene Magivany;
% YEAR, male, White, heart disease; j
Lacey, is years, female, white, copsump-
ton; P ] EdWholm, 2S years, male,
white, yellow fever; F g Bingham, q
years, naGle, white, congestion lungs Y
Clark, Is years, male, white, yellow fever.
&c. HOLST a Co, Endertakes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

CONTINUATION or TIE GREAT TEN
YEARS SALE OF EUBURRAN LAND,
nv RoYsrER, TREZEyANT a Co,
4ucTToNEERs.-Those who eeuld not
sttsnd or did not buy &C the
sale on Thursday last, will have another
and ansl opportunity on Tuesday next,
when the remainder Of the lots viii be
sold. Almost every purchaser az the
first sale has been offered 8 large bonus
and all present we're delighted Wild tne
beauty Of the situations AND TIE sansiAe-
tory manner in which the RRle was con-
Quoted, every lot put up being sosd WITH
oat Esserve. We frankly say that We
o6ared ~ invest Is : Mambbis home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

Ben BUTLER Is TOwN-A lady re-
siding in the Brinkley Block, on Poplar
street. found, on entering her kitchen
yesterday morning, hat a great many
articles belonging 10 that department
had suddenly and mysteriOusly dissp-
pssred from the cupboard. She began
az hamedlate investigation Of the mat
ter, bot withaat 0btsiDing any Informs
tion - 20 gb0 was The thief Toe
window was bTnken tbTo1gb cpd many
articles too heavy 20 be conyeYe4 away
without q drsy were scattered pfoutsog-
ously on the floor Of the kitchen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

On Tuesday noFRlng the largest AID
most important Auction sale % lots will
commence at 10 O'Clock. These lots are
on Broadway, Jackson and Alabama
streets, and near the depot Of the Mlssis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad, and within
q square Of the terminus Of the Street
railway, and in a healthy and rapidly
improving location. Every lot will be
sold regardless OF the price bid and the
terms are exceedingly liberal. Parties
who would secure a good location for .
residence, or who would make q paying
investment will do well 10 attend this
sale. The title to the property is perfect.
As the sale Is likely 20 consume several
hours, refreshments viii be provided for
all Whn NAV atfand a EH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

EMssoNs &soN, No. 40 Jefferson street,
and S93 Main street. have received Po-
lee News, New York Weekly, New
York independent Frsnk Leslie, Home
Journal, Boys and Girls Weekly, Coun-
try Gentleman, Pen and Pencil Weekly,
LitteI's Living Of Age, Irish People,
irish Citizen, John Mitchslps new pa
perl Irish American, Criminal Zsitung,
N~etropolitan Record, New York Clip
ner, Turf, Field and Farm, Freemsn1s
Jouynal, American Artisan, New York
Iedger. Chimney Corner, Literary AL
bum, banner OF Light, Boston Pilot
/ London HeYs, London Punch, New
YoTk Mercury, Scientific American.
IA Crosse Democrat, Round Table, Van
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pleasant HOUR, BallOu's Monthly, Yam
10 Nation, BndRet Of Fun, Comi'
Monthly, sll for pecsmheF, and dsiiisI
from eveTyEbeTR,
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Kaluable Rtantattosa to Lease.

T WILL Lease, asadministrator OF Christopher
4 ]. Field, dscid. bis Home Place-the place or
Clay a Field, and the Plantation known Is the
Content Places. These Plantations are In fhe
county OF Bolivar, Miss and IN tine condition
Ter cultivation, having bsea Cultivated for
years past There Is = new and me Circular
-EN~4LAA ASct ~
For fudherinformaticn apply % meat Paris,
Bourbon county, KY, OF 70 Dr. Field, on
the premises CLAY
GELS kdmr q J. Fields deed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17
BRNWIE BRONCHIAL fROCHES

Having a direct influence 20 the parts, give m
mediate relief. For bronchitis, Asthma,
CatHrrh, COBsumptiVe aud Throat Dis
eases. Troches are used with always good
success.
singers and Public Speakers uss them
10 clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAiN only "BRowSs BRONCHIAL TRo-
cHEs, and do not take any OF the Worthless
IHita6oHS that may be oaered. soLP KYERY-
WHERE. oc27sod4m
Marriage and CeIibscy.-An essay for
young men on the crime OF solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impediments
to marriage. with Fure means Of relief. Sent
sent in sssled envelopes free OF charge. Address
DIR. ]. sKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
nc2LdAwlrn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

THE soiioWlnR telegrams remain On
called fvF 10 tie Office John Naylor,
care Of DR.. Chan bsTs, yuF. p0Rovan,
Gen. j. r. Chalmers, James II. MUAcgdi
Thos. stout & Sons, J n L0wenstFin 4
Bros Fenner, BENEFITS Bowman. Levy
& Borg, James Brown, Jr., GRyosa
Savings Institute, Geo. Stewart, Gal
breath, stewart & Co Comes & Richard
SOD, Levy 4 Miller, BENZ Bsbb, Col. J.
P. Baird, l. c Kirk, d. y, Sheppard,
Jno. Chosen, Murphy & Gait.
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I-wm pamison's b n Saflie Thomas --..
2-Wm. clark h Frank,
ar. Te Conleyis Maid Of MemPais dis

The President, Mr. Donovan, addressed
the crowd briefly, cOngrRtulsting the
people OF Memphis on the suspicious in
su~guration Of the Association races.
Their. had been no difficulty, no objurgR-
ton, no noise, except the jubilstion en-
tireiy yenisl in the moment Of excite
ment. He hope3 they would do nothing
10 mar the success, which, from first to
last, was triumphant, but quietly retire,
and peacefully seek their homes. We
have never witnessed so little intoxica-
ton Og gaming on a race-ield, or the OBJ
servance Of such strict order and deco
rum To Capt. Driver, Of Nashville, Col.
Rogers, NJ, l.. Costello and Joe OiDell,
Esqs., OF this city, timers, We are in
debted for numerous fsvors. We hope to
see them on the turf again before The adj
vent Of the sere and yellow Leaf. =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

= undivided one-halfintsres IN 5000 sores
"A OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
1nd Bevfer ounEsa Arkansas-
ING gntsresf- lie ffIe 10 which IS perfsct. viii
~ sold Al a low nEare. for One-third cash ano
o. remainder a. one a1d two years w1tEout
~, 500 acres Of magHlhespt ArEansas
river bOtsam land, above al OvsrEoHs apd Ine
euegt body OF land IN the state, In CnsEioro
Thess Lands VIII be sold together or IN psr-
GELS, for cash.
Attorneys at Law.
-hgtF ~ Main street, MemphiE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
R WINsLow's

mho ALN00S" y
S 1T HING P,
For Children Teething,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething, by
sofJenIng the gums reducing allinaammatioH
win aIlay ali pain and spasmodlc action, and is
Sure 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon It, mothers, It will give rest to
yourselves, asd fa
Relief and Health to year Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for years
and can say in confidence and truth Of it what
we nsver can be able to say OF any other med
ieine: Never has it failed in a single instance
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we know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used It. On the contrary, all are de-
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Of CONDENSATION OF its medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
"what We do know, - after years Of experience.
and pledge our reputation for the fulnlment OF
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and exhaustion, relief will be found in nfteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is admins
tered.
Fun directionsfor dWooov UIA suTspsny each
bottle.
BE sure and call for
MR.. WinsIow's Soothing syrup"
Having the fac-simile Of Curtis a Perkins
on The outside wrapper. All others are base
limitations. F-r a4
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price. only IS Cents per Bottle.
oFFIcEs-2l5 Fulton street, Nv York; 2O5
High HolhOrn, London, England; al st. Paul
street Montreal, Canada oczs cod SIM
A Cough. q Cold or q Sore Throat,
Requires Immediate attention, aud should be
checked. Ifallowed to continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, n Permanenf
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REORGANIZATION.
st. Lsuis, MemphiS & Vieksburg
RACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following first SA
NJ cgsss side wheel steamer VIII $3.50
leave AemphiE promptly on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, al 5 O'clock p m. for NlcksoofE ana
all way l~andings; Steamer
RUBIOON, W. II. BsaEe, Master, FRlDA1S;
n. MSHREVE. H. Carter. Master FRIDAYS.
COLUMBIAN. Barnes, Master,
PEORIA CITY. d II. silver, daster,MOSDANs
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and Hazoo River facketA
By mptn and regularity and strict at
tentiou 70 all busine 5 en- Tusted TO them, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the patron
Freighs reserved at all hours at City Wharf
boat. foot OF Monrne street.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
ocl5 II 27 Main street, corner Madison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-17

DRUIDs.-At the regular meeting OF
the members of Memphis Grove No 2,
U. A. o. D, held on the 14th instant, the
following officers were duly installed for
the ensuing term J. W. Wholegsrd,
n. A P. II. Cavanaugh, V. A; P. n.
LASTLY, Secretary c. W. Turner, Treas
urer; w. M. Loeb, L. G.; VIM. Bath,
Conductor.