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LIFE Insurance COMPANY.
It is with pleasure that We call the atten-
ton Of our readers to the advertisement
OF the Carolina Life Insurance company
Of this city, just organized and now
ready for business. Certainly the gentle
men composing the directors and officers
must offer to the public a certain guar
are all energetic business men, known to
the community for years, and who, we
feel confident, will take care of the in
&rests Of the WidQwg and orphans. We
think, in these uncertain times, every
man should have bis life insured, aHd We
can recommend no better company than
the Carolina home Institution.
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SOMETHING ABOUT ADAH IsAAes
MENKEN HEENAN NEwELL.-Few
American women have attained more
nOtoriety of a certain character than the
fair subject Of this paragraph. Within a
few years she has risen from cbscurity to
a dazzling position in hi~strionics, and is
also known in literary circles as the au-
thor of q number of pOetical contribu-
tions to the press, which possess more
than the only merit attaching to the ma
jOr portion of the stuff finding its way
into the newspapers as pOetry-jingle.
! our own readers have read of " the Men,
KEN" sometimes ed HaitSedn, but it is
doubtful whether more than a few are
aware that at one time she resided in
| Memphis and filed a very humble place
in one Of our theaters. She was born
in New Orleans, the family name
being McCOrd. Printers who were
here nine or ten years ago will
remember Mr.. John McCord, who served
his apprenticeship in the old Bulletin
office, and died soon afterward. He was
a brother of the fair " Mazeppa,' who,
during the first or second season Of the
New Memphis theater-then Crispis
Gaieties-occupied the obscure position
OF walking lady, Her efforts on the
stage Attracted little attention from thea
ter-goers until, during Mr.. Bateman's
engagement, she was fortunate enough
to be cast as Mary" the merchants
daughter, in Sef. The part was adni-
rably adapted 10 her, and she suddenly
became a favorite. Then the newspa-
pers discovered in her the germ of that
genius which has rendered the name of
" the Menken y celebrated in histriOnics.
Her name grew in length with her noto-
Tiety. Here she was plain Adsh Isaacs.
In Cincinnati she obtained the Men
ken affix. Nc. 3 was received by virtue
of q claim set up by the fair Adah that
she was the wife Of Heenau, immedi-
ately after the return of the latter from
his celebrated bruisiDg expedition to
England. The pugilist publicly denied
the soft Impeachment, aud al the news
papers ventilated the matter, she was
repaid in additional notoriety for the
loss of the "Benicia Boy.D Two or
three years ago she married r. II. New
eli, author Of the widely resd "Orpheus
c. Kerr Papers" The latest scandal
splicing her history is in connection with
Dumas pere. All Paris was ringing
with it two or three months ago, and ID
will be astonishing If the ex-Memphis
walking lady f" fails to return to Amer
lea as Adah Isaacs HeenRn Newell
Dumas.
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BOARDING.

ID q a IN C.
FAMILIES OF single gentlemen can obtain
board and good rooms also day boarders can
accommodated az 34 second street, between
Gayoso and Bsal. te2Q II
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OF MAILS
Untu furthA notice the Mails will close as

Until furthA notice The Mails will close as
follows:
For Cairo. Chicego, St Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburg, Phla-
delphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York Bali-
more, and all cities north and west, al
Sis p M.
For chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus, Ca, Montgomery, No
bile, Ala, New Yosk, Nashville, and ali cities
south and east, AZ 5.0 pm
For New Orleaus. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss.
V~icksburg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
4p.m.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads az $3.50 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sfssippi Central, Mobile and Oni0, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at s am.
For Little Rock, Pin Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansas and White rivers, tseml-weeklyl,
tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-south, (s~eml-weeklyA Tues
days and Saturdays
Mississippi river-north, (seml-Weeklyl, Mon
DAYS and Fridays.
II. q. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Ta.alafee,Q -

NJ virtue Of a Doed OF Trust exec ms
ID on the first day OF January, a.. By
o. Y. Hart and Julia A 4 Hart. 3 VIE. and
duly registered in the HeEisfers ouceuI 1lelbv
county, Tennessee, in Record BOOK Nc. 81
Part "a. pages 6e and 81, 10 Uhieh rufereuee Is
made, for the pnrposs Of paying the debt
therein ecureu, i VIII
On Friday, the 18th day OF ,JaIy, 1867,
On the premises, near the city Of Memphis, In
tneksunfy Of shelby ana state OF 3anneGsee.
expose - public sale and pr1ceed 70 ssll 70 tho
highest bidder, Tor cash, the toloWlugtesc1hed
parcel Of ground. to-Wii. Situate, Einu and
being in the county Of shelby and state or
Tennessee. near the Si1F Of Aemphg, being
n en- alf or los No. flny-two (54 81 VIZ
loughby Williams ~suhdiTiston, and bounded
as fouoWs. Eeginniug a. a stake on the
No anyone. 1D running 8outn via thu Ene
~ aafd street three chairs and sLtr-lVe Rf5l
nnka toastake The cornero o. lol No. dny-fvs
fS3l. thence est with 4he1nac Of SAID LOT No-fftr-
ave t65l ten cnainsaud uiuelJ-teFeIGuE1 iiu%R
80 stake. tbcucen north tnro4 e~na.nsand sixtv-
I'VE SGl hnKs 70 s stake tnruce east Ten
chains and Hiuetr-seveu tt1Hl d1E 20 The -
inning. containsnE four acres The uare
6ereby Intended 70 Be eo4reYed IS tbs ndrrH
bEff ~ said lat 40 WtT-tW1 ID the saTue ba~-
lnr hen wlled % the sale Iuaa "a. X HafT -
49, mother Elizabeth ". I4nn<F. on he 4
daV of March, 1881. The ecui1y Of redemrsir-
IN and 10 this ururcf1T Is expressly uaf-rd -
Nd deed o. truzt and p ntla a. halsre3 :
be zood, bat sell ardco1yoy only as T-usfes
sale % bemade hsfween me hours 81 one ~
four o'oloeE n ne efeeF1o9u
ease d4 AAfhtAalQN. Tlnstss
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Land For SaIe.

n undivided oue-haIf interest in 5000 acres
"A Of Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
and SEWER counties
IhLsinterest, the title 20 which ts perfect, VIII
be sold 40 low figure, for one-thtrd cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
Interest.
Also, 300 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and the
finest body Of land ln the state, in Crawford
cuuuty. Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
cells, l0r cash.
Apply 20 PIKE q ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh4NF OAR Main street. Mamuhlg
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To De improved, go to 800 Main street,
jylO-2t
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Public Speaking fn the Seventh Con-
gFessioual District
The undersigned, candidates for con-
grass, win address the people Of the sew
enth congressional district at the follow
inc times and places, viz:
Huntingdon, Saturday, July Is.
Red Mound. Monday. July Is.
Lexington. Tuesday, July is.
Camden, Thursday, July IS.
Marlborough, Friday. July 10.
Stevenson's Mil, Weakley county,
Wednesday, July "A.
Como, Henry county, Thursday
July %.
ISAAC R. HAWKINS,
WV. p. CALDWELL
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F

STOLEN 800 REWARD
ON the evening OF the 9Th OF july. two men
calling Themselves JOHN a.. AkE and 4.
LkFTnIDGE. hired from us q horse and buggy
to go a short distance. since which tEna we have
heHEd uOthinE fEnm them The animal is q
dark BAY MARE, about seven tr eight years
old. heavy JIM fold. blind iu the right eve. mas q
round scar under her name alG mar the
shoulder, Is slightly bobtallei.
Baker is 8 small man. about five feet two
inches. smo0ih faced, short red hair. L.ftridge
g. about i've fs-theven inches, black hair. dark
complexion, heavy black mOustacue aud rU-
per 80. We viii pay the above reward for the
apprehension and return fO as OF the thieves,
buggy and horse, OF nifty dollars for the thieves
audnny for the horse and bug Y.
A. 3. TAYLOR G. BOWDEN,
HvTrf Raleigh. Tenn.
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E5bO! T0ho! Experimentation sale q
fine brace Of Gordon Setter Puppies,
" Black and Tan" bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
sportsman, W. a. Williams, Esq. To
those in want Of q thoroughbred dog,
this is an opportunity seldom offered.
Apply at 80 North Court street.
lea II.
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o REKARDl
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Friday, Angus g. 1861.
40 Lls9S \. z. p-I2bn Rczservs. Arthur Con-
nga.
Chaucery Court OF Memphis.
pY virtue Of an interlOeutOrv dorToe in this
~ cause / W u seii, at public aGction. 90 the
highest bidder al he CoHriuouse iOOr, in the
city Of Mlm Fhl2, Tennessee, on
Friday, August 9, 1867.
The following described p Operty. to-wit The
undivided one third interest Of the defendant.
Arthur COnnen i'm the muI premises and prop
erty Operated hy W krs-ine q Co, and
formerly Ly Cornell * hOSser, situated In tus
city Of Memphis, north OF GrItiug's Sawmil,
and on the west side OF Front or Chickas8w
street
notes with good security. and lien retained I'll
payment OF purchase money.
Equity of redemption barred.
A.ALSTON, O. ard NJ.
July p. N6l. lyle tbs
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NEWS IN BRuEF.-Petty burglane- ere
perpetrsted nightly by the score.
There were only nine cases before
the police court yesterday morning.
Hon. John Leftwich all speak in
Denmark, Madison county, to-day and
Hon. John W. Smith at Oakland US-
morrow.
Mr.. John E. Johnson, an estimable
Young man. who ngs been long employed
in the p~ostofice, wac buried yesterday
evening. He died Of consumption the
day before.
The highest honors for beautiful
tapestry were recently awarded at St.
Vincents academy, Cincinnati, TO little
Jennie, daughter Of the well known
Vincent Bacigalupo, of this city.
Mr.. VIM. v. ClsHdge, book keeper
for Messrs. Bond q Jones, died after two
daysl illness Tuesday evening. He was
a brother Of Of1cep CiaTidge, whose
murder in front of the notorious Cotton
Plant" saloon will be remem6eEed. He
leaves a wife.
Mr.. Sam. c. Beman, formerly Of
this city" sam. Patch No. 2i'-nearly
lost his life in Galveston, recently, by an
awkward jump from the fore royal arm
Of a brig, q hight OF u hundfeu anu
four feet. He lost his balance, was e0aa
PEELED 10 jump before prepared, fell on
his back in the water and was picked up
senseless, but speedily recovered.
Yesterday the work Of paving
Adams street east of Third, was an
nOunced. The gap between Second and
Third streets will not be closed until it
is decided whether the city or Calvary
church must pay for paving in front Of
the ground belonging to that structure.
Some Of the churches have asked to be
exempted from paying for paving on
their borders, and the question has not
been decided by the proper authorities.
FALSE PRETENsEs.-A. Curtis, vino is
so unfortunate as TO have a wooden leg,
was arrested yesterday at the instance Of
John Dundeeu. who charges him with
obtaining a trunk and contents under
false preteuses.
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BURGLARIEs.-C. Becker g store, No
/ Mccall street, was robbed Of boots and
shoes valued at one hundred dollars
Tuesday night. On the same night Mr..
F. W. Whites ~resiDence, 158 Causey
street, was relieved Of about eighty dol
lars worth Of wearing apparel. james
Robinson (cOlored) has been arrested for
stealing clothing from the Hanaur place,
near The city. He acknowledged the
corn.
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and cheap BOARDING

A FEW DEsIsABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished OF unhurnished, to rent, with board, 10
either gentlemen or families, convenient 70
business, within one square OF Court square,
n at the most reasonable rates, at No. SC
Second street. near Madison. je2f
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Whose Dry Goods Store is that next
to Ward q Leguere's drug store? 1t is
NJ. Kraus & Co.'S Damaged Stock, where
you can buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, ETC., at your own price. Must
be sold in thirty days. Remember 213
Main street is the place.
tn he fD,nrovad Oo tn 9oQ Main sfraaf
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NORTHERN RAvEL.-Pers0ns desiring
30 visit any poTtisn of the northern states
or the Canadas, can obtain through
tickets TO all points at Larry HarmstaC
d Col agency, corner Main and Madi'
son streets. This is the agency Of the
great northern routes, and tickets can bC
purchased at the lowest figures.
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THE WEEKLY ArFEAL.-Copies Of our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY-the largest in the
south-can be obtained at the counting
room this morning. Besides editorials,
il cOnsaius the news Of the week, com
mercial aud financial reports, etc. Upon
application copies, with or without wrap
pens, may be obtained.
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FOE SAFE

MOUND az the Poplar street Market. on
Il Tuesday. June z5th, "a large SAFE KEY.
The owner can have the same by applying 80
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ATTENTION lIsTILLERs.-yew stills
built to order and Second Hand Stills
for sale st H%Oll0nherg Il OeFtel's, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, no. $40
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
ly attended to. iy5 dawtf
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Hos. J. W. LEFrwICH's APPOINT

The Hon. JuO. W. Leftwich and Otheri
will address their fellow-citizens at the
following times and places, commencing
az eleven o'clock each day tO-wit
Cotton Ridge, Mcgairy Co., Tuesday, July 2.
Medea. Madison Co; Wednesday, July 10.
denmark. Madison Co. Thursday. July H..
Gadsden. Madison CO., Friday, July p
smelly Depot. She by Co, Saturday, July IL
Bells station, Haywood Co, Tuesday, July l6
Cagerviue, HavwOO Co.. " eduesday July j.
Harris store. Haywood Co, Thursday, July is
DaLcyvilIe. Haywood Co, Friday. July Do.
Ma@Cn's Depot, Upton Co, Saturday, July 20.
g8viugt1u. Upton Co.. Monday, July -
P0rtrTsvii e- linton Co... Tuesday. July %.
Cuba. shelby CO.. Wednesday, july o.
BARTLETT. SHELBY Co, Thur-dav, July %.
Galloway, shelby Co, Saturday, July y.
His opponent. the Hon. D. A. Num-, il
respectfully and urgently invited to be
present and participate in the discussion,
SAM. p. WALKER,
Chm'n Eighth Central Executive Com.
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ILLEGAL BRO KERAGE.-A coIored in
dividual was arrested yesterday for
violating the laws relative 10 brokerage.
He will be brought before Squire Creigh-
ton to-day.
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I'LL" - WaIH 'IIeVIi WlHITHI'
PLANTATION AND NV STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"A vestment The plantation is known as the
town CT Lake bluh, on " bite river. Ark, "a
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between fourabd i've
hundred "a res. about one hundred cleared
rs feet above the late overflow, the remainder
heavily rlnlbereu, together with the wnole OF
half interest in. a III STEAM SAW MILL
forty horse pOWeTl Engine, BIacksmithiE shop,
.arIeutar's Tools. WAGONS and an necessary
appurteuances for running tie same. There is
4 nne Mansion with blue rooms, a CisleTu, lc--
uacIUv 6gJ ~gaIlouF.) three Cabins, "a Warehouse.
Two good Wood Yards, and the best andings
on The river. The above viii be sold az low hg-
ures and on easy terms. For further p8racu-
lars address Mrs. NJ. T.. II.
my4.f Appeal Office.
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned Foui rssnectfuIiv inform
his friends and the publlc that he IS pre-
pared TO devote his whole attenuen to Design
ing p ans ana superintendiDg BEildinu VIA
as 2uch energy u attention 70 hts patrons
interest As be did f0I the City's interest Hhzie
CITY Engineer.
OsFIuE-stliman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets charges reasonable
J. II. MCCLURE.
AIchiteef aud paineer.
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Referring 10 the above dissolution OF cOnart-
nersnlp. We give nouce that the business will
hereafter be ooutlpued under the name and
style OF hice & Engel. w. RICE.
Ia2l IW =. NEET
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Ladies, look at those l0-4 Sheetings
and Irish Linens at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S.
No. 2l3 Main street, next to Ward &
Leguere's drug store.
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Imust go to 8O8 Main street. jy1O-2t
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Bledched MUslinS.-There will he sold
at a great bargain some Eegy Ane
Rleaehed 4iusiius ~ Aenken Bros,
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Don't Fail to look at those Cheap
White Shirts and Linen Drawers at NJ.
KraUs q Co.'s, 2l3 Main street, next to
Ward d LeGuere's drug store.
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Why CiU You Dfes-The unanimous
verdict of the south has been distinctly
accorded In favor Of Its OWH remedy, the
inestimable Mississippi DiarThea Cor
dial, the great antagonist Of cholera,
cholera mor6Rs, diarrheG and 5OlUei az
fectiOns, by eaneeling acrid aud unnatu-
raj secretions. Its action is thorough
aud invariable, never being known to
fail. Therefore, it will never disappoint
the patient nor the purchaser.
MANSEEBD& HIGBEF,
Erf- r----t-ag-.
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PATENT
A r A OH

We want men everywhere 70 study their owS
INTEREST. The right to manufacture AID sell
The Patent Aurora oil in a single county VIII
make more money 10 the purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm ia vour stale
will make in a whole year. The Aurora on
actually costs less than Oue-haif the price OF
Coal Oh. and the Illuminating power or me
aurora oil is as much superior O. the Coal on
no MORE explosive than p ALLOW candle. Any
Lamp that will burn Coal Oh viii burn the Au-
r0ra Oil 10 does not smoke the chimney
does not smell-t will not grease or sl3lu The
finest liueu-ECt ever white clOtl- Inc male
rial for its manufacturs is iu~eZhauSUula. One
man can maEs seNentT-hVe barrels per Gay.
No machinery requIrEd We VIII pay yguF
fare 10 and from the city OF Memphis and bills
whiIe here, III We cannot prove ALL ana even
more. than we have stated. A single county ls
a small torture 10 the man Of enterprise, and
The right to q state IS untold worth.
For further Information, cal on or address
Il. &. DeWfTt & Co..
p Mad son street, corner Main,
fa15 Memphis, Tenn.
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Mr.. Editor: Please announce me As p candi'
date for Reelection 10 Congress. with tho
DTIftea Constitution and the unqualified IN
dOrsement Of tire administration Of Andrew
Johnson As my platform OF principles, which
win bel more clearly defined In my forthcoming
q cirerlar ADDE'S and q personal interview
prior % the election
aprl0 te JUN W. Lhf i WIN.
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NASHVILLE RECRUITs.-Our neighbour
ing county Of Hardemau embellished the
~penitentiary the other day with level
prisoners. One Of them, Alex. Polk,
,colored, goes twenty-one years, for
rana
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Hon. J.. W. SMITH Will address III,
{ fellow-citizers at the following times anC
/ places, viz
Lagrange, Tuesday, JHly g.
Oakland. Friday, July =
Macon, Saturday, July Is.
Belmont. Monday, July Is.
Mann's Depot, Wednesday, July II.
Shelly Depot, Thursday, July IS.
Bartlett, Friday, July IS.
Raleigh, Saturday, July 20.
Cuba, Tuesday, July %.
Germantown, Wednesday, July "A.
BASKERVILLE, Thursday, July z5.
Someryille, Saturday, July q.
At which appointments w. ]. Smith
and 4. 5. Richards are respectfully in
vited to be present, and divide time.
Gen. p. B. Glenn viii attend the most OF
the above appointments, and address
the people upon the important issues G:
the hour.
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Don't Fail TO look at those cheap Do
mestics at NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2l3 Main
street, next to Ward d Leguere's drug
store. Must be sold ia thirty days.
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BUSINESS -DIREcToRY

ARP u. B0ods a5ds6ds - FToat sEest.
AMEs, BEATrE&JONEs, Furniture, 1872 Main
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Where are you going? 800 Main street.
.vlu N
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ZOE CONGRESS

TOHN w. SMITH Is a candidate for
y reelection 70 the once OF state senator ioT
the 18th District, composing toe counties OF
shelby and Fayette. Election on the uhst
Thursday in August. apAu
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Withdrawal
CHOLERA.

DR. GABBERTs Celebrnted Cholera and Dr.
IL arrhea Mixture, for sale at j. ". FALLS
& CO.. 81 Main street. This Medicine was
originally prepared by Dr. NJ. Gabbert, and
used with success in thousands Of cases "a
chOlern. Inquire Of any Of he following per-
sons who nave used thB Medtctnoia their tam
lies. W. g. GHEENLAW,
SAM. TATE. Joe BRUCE.
W. b. WALDRAN, I. b. NORNENE
+. NJ. CASH J. n. PATRICK,
HENRY DALL{S, TOM MATDWEL 10
And I'D citizens Of Memphis generally. iy8tf
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SMASH UP.-A horse attached to a
buggy ran away on Main street yester-
day afternoon. When opposite Union
block, between Madison and Court
streets, the vehicle was overturned and
badly smashed, as was also the millinery
show case Of Mrs. Hunter, against which
the animal dashed in running over the
pavement. The buggy, which was rem
dered almost a shapeless mass, was taken
the driver, Mr.. e. S. Rlummer, was MT
injured.
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FOR SALE.
4 steam EngiIlc, Nearly Ne1c.

THREE feet stroke, thirteen inch cylinder
i iron bed pate, with heater, pumps, pipes
boiler, IRE front. CRATE bars, and smoke stack
complete.
A-O, a hve 90 horse portable engine aud
boiler complete, at low figures Impure o.
NJ. PlNE,
t.rog- pro.u,- p1,,1- sUgter gf.glt
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The aurora OH.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. II
possesses many advantages Over all other
means Of light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all,
n~on-eXplOsive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nounee it superior to anything eXtant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mepded. It il also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
prOprietOrs, Messrs. Il. G. Dewitt & Co.,
have an office at "A Madison street, but
they dispose Of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. ap2l tt
4 Rare Chance for Country Mer-
chants and Planters to attend the Great
Closing out Sale Of Damaged Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Notions, etc,
at M. KTaus 3 Co. 3, 213 Main street,
next to Ward & Leguereis drug store.
Must be sold in thirty days.
sos Main street is the place. jy1O-2t
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