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dENPuES APPEAL.
FOE PRESIDENT.
HORATTO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE-PREsIDENT.
f E A N ( p. BL A 1 &,
OF MISSOURI.


"A Wicketsham case has turned up
in Montgomery. Arthur Bingham, so.
called Treasurer Of Alabama, has not
vet been able te give bond.
The Mobile Tribune of Saturday,
says A private telegram was received
here to-day from Montgomery, ststipg
that ]. c. Elicit had qualified and ie-
ceived his commission as Judge Of the
Circuit Court of this city. ana that he
would be here TO take his seat TO morrow,
and swear in Mr.. Gustavus Horton Rs
Probate Judge. Col. Wickersham, of
the 18th Infantry, it is confidently ex-
pected, will be appointed Mayor of this
city. 1t is also thought thai G. +. MoUi-
ton will take his seat IS Judge OF the
City Court tomorrow.
The Senate doOrkeepsr, snd the
do0rkeeper, sergeant at arms and chap
lain of the House in the Alabama Legis-
lRture, are negroes.
"A correspondence of the Mobile RegiS
ter, writing from Warsaw, Sumpter
county, Ala, ION the OkdbbehA river,
says OF the crops: In regard to the crOps
Of this section, must say they are very
spotted, some good and some inferior.
This is owing 20 the rains, which have
been more partial than l ever saw them.
One man has had rain in plenty, while
his neighbCT, one mile distant, has had
none, or only a very light shower, and
the result is his corn Is Tuiued-burnt
almost up-8nd cotton very small and
not growing any, with a few blooms Oh
the top. One mans cotton is large and
growing, and may be set down a good
crop, while his neighbours is very sorry.
Buyers are offering twenty osnts per
pound for the growing crop, which is
much better than cotton started last sea-
son. But even that does not pay the
planter as well as ten cents did before
the war, when the planter could have |
his stock raised and taken care Of. With 1
free negro labor our mules are badly used /
up, the hcgs badly killed up, and every /
thing about the farm is generally de- |
ytrOyed as fsst as it can be, even with |
the owner to follow up and DO his best 4
.vying 20 keepi together.
The Montgomery Mail says that
srge crowds OF negroes men, women
md children-are to be seen daily block
70 M the avenues to the State Capitol,
II lie vain hops thst something is to be
lone by the Radicals fjT their benefit
Door negroes ! the Radicals are deceiv-
NJ them 70 their destruction. TIE crops
viii suffer Ia consequence OF this assem-
ling OF negroes IS The Capitol Carpet
,aggers and sesIaWsgs viii have much
O answer for in the way they have de-
eived the poor negroes.
The Huntsville Independent says: 4
older named James WeirS, member
I Company B, 18th Iufantry, stationed
4 this city, was fund desd yesterday,
q Clemens alley, near the Brewery.
Te had been drinking. His death Is
opposed u nave been caused by sun
.FOke.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

NEW YORK, July 22.-There was one
case OF cholera here yesterday, and one
/ in Brooklyn.
WAsHINGTON, July 22.-Gen. Blair
has written letter formally accepting
the Democratic nomination. for Vice
President. Il is both eloquent aud able.
He takes bold ground against the Radi-
cal Cutrs ges agaiast the Constitution, aud
den0uucs5 the Radical leaders in IN
measured terms; he discusses the revO-
i1ii5nary attitude of the Radical party !;
explains, amplifies, and enfOrcss the
views of his first letter, and demands the
obeGisuce of the politicians TO the viii
OF the people, as expressed at the ballot.
O0x.
The Funding bill passed the House
late lSst night. Boutwellis substitute
wss rejected.
The President has withdrawn the nom.
ination of Edmund Cooper as Comnis-
sioner OF Internal Revenue.
a canvass Of the Republican members
0f the House to-day, on question of ad.
iUurnment or recess until September or
October, showed eighty for recess against
twenty-eight for adjournment.
IC Is probable that the Committee on
Foreign Relations viii report against the
nomination of Ministers for Prussia,
Mexico and Spain, but are in favor Of
Henry Watts as Minister to Russia.
The clerks in the departments con-
trolled by Congress have been assessed
one and half per cent by the Radicals
for election funds.
In the Senate last night a bill was
passed Suspsnding work on all bridges on
the Ohio except the one at Louisville,
until . board of engineers shall have in
gestigated in regard to the proper width
and reported.
COLUMBIA, July 22.-The Legislature
hiss accepted 3 donation of land from the
United States, for the use Of the Agri-
cultural college.
Randolph, q negro, introduced bill
prohibiting = discrimination between
the whites and blacks in law cases.
a bill to tax upland cotton one cent,
and Sea Island two cents per pound,
and rice seven and a half cents per
bushel, TO delray the expenses OF the
Legislature, was introduced, denounced
as a mOusIosity and laid aside.
SAVANNAH, July PA negro excur- !
sion here ended in row, -Four negroes
were stabbed, and one was drowned.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, July 22.-Rsverdy |
Johnson was bAnqUetJsd here last night. |
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4 Notortaus CriminnI

The s.. Joseph, Nd, Gazette gives the
following
We understand that 3 md, the notoTi-
Gus mUrGeTeT, uurgls", roDber and BUSH
! WbackeT, was Uu wednesday last con-
! signed ~ his C!d quarters in the jail IF
NehatDa COUNTY, u ans..s. Bond Is we'll
( known ~ TIA ciiy 40 = most reckless and
daring taiei, aud during the ears sG2-3,
/ (the reign ~ iuaruat law in Missouri, ,
| carried matters 4IIu 4 nIgh haud-evsry
] species Ol pro- eriy Uf removable kinu
b-ing su -cL 10 TIE caprice Of Lnis truly
loyal Kansas uawkef. But fJIbsar-
ance ceases ~ Oe always a virtue, ana
Bond, who had bean pelted auu pralszu
for raids ON the sC-caiIod rsbeis vi Mls-
SOURI, suddenly found ulmseif arrested,
confined in tDs jsii UI Buchanan county,
and charged wi. s!e-IUg the mu.es vi
the ksY. Moses b. l. Sru. Unable ~ Iui-
nIan the requisites tail, he was Kept Ia
jail until the uext term Ui tbs CuaIt.
When his case was called for srIaI le
WAS defended by Messrr, BAssett ana
TuCt, but the testimony Was 90 uosIllvs
that he was found guilty And senCsuceG
TO the State prlsOa for three YEAR. DO
served out one year Lf his term, a..u
Was then again turned iUose u tJ., sy,;i-
ety. No sooner was B0GQ released Luan
he again commenced UIs System vi piuu.
der. Gov, Hall, Of this city, Was among
his first victims, from wnuD ne stuIe
two valuable horses. Next we hear OF
this desperate as the perpetralur uf
murder in that county, Il ElLsas, for
which he was placed ia j4il NJ Seneca.
the county seat of Nemaua county, from
which ne afterwards nade bis escape,
and has until lately been going st large.
committing his depredaiiUns wlth ilnpu-
nifty. Lately there Was q robhery COM .
mitted in Petus county by some OF
Bonds gang. A portion of the stolen
property was seat By express TO aim at
Sedalia, de ascertaineQ Ihat q package
was at the express Office aud called In
get 1t, but suspecting that he migbtbe
spotted, lelt without getting d, Thot
night ne attempted to break into the
office, bat when about ef.cting an an
trance, was shot by parties within, I7oon
being wounded he ded, and the Dext ,fsD
was tound seereted, with his arm broken
and his lace ana head filled with shot
In this condition he was takan to bis
o!d quarters, TO await trial for murder
II ls doubtful whether his trial will he
PAD u The Criminal Court Of the eountv +
4s the feelings o! the com pouDitv are
highly excited against him.
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Earthquake Waves On the Pacific
Inc San Erancisco R,Lnets,n aaun.


AN earthquake wave which folIo-zad
me recent eruption in The Sandwich
Isiands, was transmitted 10 this ooasf
ana recorded on the government salf.
registering tide gauges at San Francisco
and Astoria, in about i've beurs- On
the 23d OF December 1854. a simjlaT
wave transmitted from the coast Of
Japan to the Golden Gate in twelve
hours and thirty weight minutes n viii
be recollected that this earthouake wave
caused the wreck Of the Russian frieafe fe
Diana, in the port of Simoda, and gfeat
loss of life. .
" These facts, which are derived from
the best authority, convey a very inn pres
sive idea Of the tremendous bower re-
CURED to disturb the whole body of an
ocean, for a distance of from three TO
five thousand milea, by q movement dis
unet from It's ordinary tidal swing. 1t
will be seen that the revulsiop Of the
greet tidal wave at Hawaii reached this
eoas', distant over two thousand miles,
10 i've hours, and was observed along a
stretch OF shore over thirteen geoeraphi-
cat degtess 10 length.
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The Pensacola Commercial notes o.
81 something unusual and cOmmendsble,' >
I that the city clerks ' uUChvt Csnza0t fur
nish a new case.
While firing the national salute OF
! the 4lh of uly, at FernaDdinR, soldier
! by the name OF Leonard had bis TighI
! arm and left thumb blown off by the pre-.
mature discharge of the gun.
A few weeks since the crew OF the
revenue cutter, Pstrel, while hauling the
seine on the beach Of St. George, neal
/ ADalachieOla, enclosed q large saWfisb,
/ measuring in length fifteen feet.
The steamship Alabama left FernBn-
! dina on her last trip with ffty-Lhree pas
sengers. Her eight was very heavy.
/ She carried cotton and tomatoes on her
upper deck. she drew sixteen feet OF
water.
The F20ridjdn, of the 20th ult., pub
fishes the census returns Of this State for
1867, from which il appears that there
we're l53, $50 inhabitants. In 1869 there
were 40 3Z3. The table shows that the
increase of 1926 irOm 1860 to 1857 IL
made up OF only about One-thirG whites,
and the FlOrjGidH attributes this 10 the
greater immigration Of blacks, rather
than to natural increase.
The Pensacola Observer SAYS: The
next three months will, in a business
way, be very quiet; yet with a remarka
bly, fine state Of public health, pleasant
weather, and results of prosperous trade
for the last six months, the Indications
are that we viii have little croaking, and
that this interim will be properly de-
voted to preparation for the coming ses-
son, which promises to be the best Pen
sacola has had for many years.
"A few dayssg0 some of our piscstOrial
friends made visit to Fort PIckeDs, on
the Santa r )sa shore, and relate the fol-
lowing incident IS having occurred while
there, and assert the same as a positive
fact. One leopardn - and three man
eaters" " sharks, averaging twelve feet
IN length, we're captured by the "FOrt
PickeDs Guard" in Que Of which was
found "conk shell - and two crab
fish, al alive, From the livers of the
sharks was extracted fOTty-twO gallons
Of oil Of The first quality, samples of
which can be seen at Geo. Wells. This
shows for itself that, with some home in
dustry, we can haFe q light at little cost
to spread its rays over the email portion
allotted to US in the livings Of life Vest
Florida Commercial. i
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Gold to the amount of $50, 900 ounces
has been exported from Melbourne dur.
log the preseat year. This shows an in
crease Of 100000 ounces over the same
period last year. o. this amount nearly
10 per cent. was traashipped from New
Zsalahd.
Roscoe Conkling, Republican United
States Senator from New York, is mar
ried to ssisier Of HaFatio Seymour.
The Noble Reg ser comics a poem
entitled The b sDberIess Host y which
was written for and originally published
in the APPEAL and credits It to the
Rome (Ga.) Commercial,
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.EsSIE COTTON GINS.

VUE are the Sole A cents for TIE sale Of thess
w uurivsllsd Gin stands. For beauty o.
STAPLE LIGHrNEss or D. AIT AhD ~ 49, Iff
OF LIST COTTOS turHed cut oSf aat, Lhey are
unsurpassed. Reference CAL % s-lelg maze Jc
every planter who ha given theic p 1877 tflal
Where mule power Is used, they InakS . stt na,
OF from one-u uarter 70 One-Ublrd the graii
OVER ANY OTHER GIN We are also agents tqg
STRAUB'5 5RISr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWS.
MeCOMRs a co.
Dealers In Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S221z and "a Main Street,
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NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL. REvENUF9
CoLLECrORs OFFICE, srH DIsrRIoF, Tenn.
oJ MEsRHIs, July Il. 1858
T WILL a. LII ON THE 2ArH INST, AT THE
i house Of kdm "a ds. Petiigrew & Co., IN this
city, tifleeD Cauoie- at Manufactured Tobacco
fortified TO the government for violating the
Revenue u VS. of tn United States.
lyu RVLtE 5. SAUNDERS Collector
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that IN pursuance OF an or
Il der RON I. J. Latham. Register IN Bank
Fuptcy for The Western District Of Tennessee,
there will be a second general meetiug ~ the
creditors OF ". II. Grider, Bankrui.t, au said
Registers once, NO. 40 Msia street, a. 10
O'clock am. on the 4th day Of august next. ID
g. A. .LEkFINGWELL,
lyl2a Assignee
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On the sth pay Of Aueast Next,

BetW cen the hours OF 10 and Il o'clock, the fol-
low ng described tract OF land lying in the
county of DeSOtO and state OF Mississippi. viz /;
All OF the northwest quarter ly ing south Of the
NolJhO creek, containing 1Orty-tHO az acres,
and the east hail o. the southwest quarter OF
section ihiTty-hve &c \ W q section 80,
toVynship one %, range seven (7I, west OF the
basis meridian OF the ChiekasaW ceSsiOn, cOu-
tainipg together one hundred aud twenty-five
(l22 acres, being the same laDd conveyed by
Edmund Taylor and Mary Tayi0r to said John
w Rutland by deed, dated March ?, 1851, and
accorded in the Registers once for DeSotO
comfy and state o. Mississippi, on the 3Oth
day of April, lso4 IN BOOK Q, page 45i, to which
dAsd reference is here made.
believe The title to above land to be good,
hult only convey as Trustee.
CHARLES 7. NORRIS, Trustee.
Memphis. Tenn, July G. ls6s. jy7
In ths District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
tar -sf Morris r. Mitchell, Bankrupt. In
BANKRUPTCY, District Of West Tennessee-ss
To whom Ii may sopeern:
The undersigned HEREBY gives notice OF his
aDDointnleIi as assignee Of Msrris X. Mitchell,
OF Memphis in the county Of Snelby aud
hRs been adjud2sd Bankrupt upon hls own
petition, by the District Court of said District,
Memphis, Tenn tha IStn gay Oh GrS04y S9iy A-D.'
1898 WILLIAM 7. ClhODEs
ivIg e82 Assignee, etc.
=, tna District Court OF the United states. Tor
4be District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
tar of F.nanueI A. Levy, Bankrupt. In bank
ruDtcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss;
To whom It may coneerns
rrns undersignod hereby gives notice OF his
Appointment As assignee Of emanuel a; Lsvy,
of Mem phisin the county otShetny ana StsteOt
i an nes,sf within said District, VINO mas Deeh
adirdged a bankrupt upon bis own petition
bT the District Court OF said DISTRICT.
~. 1855. WILLIAM Y. CIRODEs
iyiess2 Assignee. Ete.
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NOTICE.

A T a meeting Of the Directors OF the Desoto
"a Ins1rsnee and Trust Com pany, held this
day at the C0mpanys office, a dividend of six
per cent, iree of q government tax was declared
upon the capital stock of said Gem pany
July 2, 1865 J. u, L0NSpALIc, Secretary.
Ledger copy, jyS
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TRUkTER ,S NALR.

DY virtue of Deed in Trust made 70 me on
ID the 18th DAY Of June, lsr7, by John W. But
Land. and recorded in the Registers Office Of De
SOTO county, state OF n Mississippi, in Book No 2
pages s0i, 4U2 and s0S, will sell at public sue-
ton, in 'front.' OF the Courthouse door, in the
town OF fernando and state Of Mississippi, TO
the highest bidder, for cash
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The Atlanta CoR5titEsiORGsiat savs
| We arc told that joseph Z Brown. be.
/ fore engaging with the Government tC
/ prosecute the Columbus prisoners. pu,
! himself 10 market for the highest bid
acting himself as "prizs" 10 his cWD
claims between the two parties and
thai when spoken to by the prisoners be
very 6Ooily Informed them that the Gov.
ernment was also Rnzlogs to secure his
services, but that the highest bidder
would secure them, as be was on the
market fIr price. E.ff
There was tremendous Seymour
and Blair illumination and torch-Iigbt
procession IN Macon on the 18th. A
thouSand tfansparenciss were dispIayed,
An immense crowd lined the streets.
and a hundred guns fired for Seymour
and Blair.
The Atlanta hlteHigencer Of the 18th
says: Yesterday the Columbus prisoners
we're removed f-om their cells 10 some
what better quarters, where they will
not be 50 closely confined, and they will
have an opportunity Of breathing a little
more fresh air. An order TO this effect
was issued by Gen. Meade, and after a
bond was given that the prisoners would
not sttempt TO escape, they were changed
frvm the horrid cells in which they had
been confined. DR.. Chipley, father Of
one Of the accused, together with ali
their counsel, signed the bond, and now
they are mpafatively free. The state
u the testimony lst now is, we pre-
sumo, bond enough that every man of
them will "stick until his honor is
freed from stain.
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Notice.

THE firm of HARRIS, HUNT 81 CO.. is dis
| solved bg mutual consent dating from LIST
July, 1858 Either party is authorized TO settle
up the outstanding business.
Il. r HARRIS,
c. p. HUNT,
1Fl2lWP =. M J0REs
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kEAYDwELL q ANDERSON,
NJ AR 81 w RKS,
No. 90 UssS09s Street,
THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged
By Rev. R. H. RIV YER S.

By Rev. R. H. RIV ER S.
SUBSCRIPTIONS are solicited to this work,
- which, when compiled, will embrace be-
tween four and i've huddred Il mo. pages,
printed upon calendered paper in bold, clear
type, and boand in ersditable manner.
Gen. HASKELL was one OF the most brilliant
men and eiOQuent orators that Tennessee has
ever given to our common country. This will
be shown not only by brief and truthful
narrative of the chief incidents of his eveDtfnl
life, but by presenting the reader with his Re
mains consisting OF Poems, Essays, Letters
a. Orations
II the personal friends and admirers Of the
great Tennesseean will subscribe hberRlly at
once, the work can be delivered by Novem-
ber 1868.
Tne profits arising from the sale OF the work
will be devoted to erecting monument to his
memory. t.t-
Terms--S3 per copy, payable on delivery.
N. B.-Subscribers may leave their names
with Col. j. n. MCMAHON, No. 43 Madison
street, or with ]. n. KEATING, Esq, ie2s 7t
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THE Pendleton Escort gets many hard
shots ia the newspapers. One paper re-
ports that the remnant of Il returned
home chanting:
a Not yell was heard, not greenback note.
As the escort from TamInany hurried
Not hummer discharged bis farewell shout
er ihe grave whele George lies buried"
Another paper relates that Richard
Cox, the cashier Of the escort, delegated
Pat CleaTy to procure supplies for the
Journey to New York. The purchases
we're made and Cox inspected the bills /:
" Fifteen barrels OF whisky, all right
one hundred barrels Of beer, all right !;
one barrel Of hard breed: what ip tbun.
der did you get SO much bread for2n
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Arkansas RepOrtS fOr sac.

NOR SALE two com plste sets OF the Reports
4 Or the Supreme Court OF Arkansas, rom
vol 10 vol "a inclusive. One set aiIn0st en-
irely new. Apply to- 1ySlSAi L. d. F4a>E'--
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NURSERIES.
WRE ATOM NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
Ohm TRENT. WADDY THoHPsON.
JOHN TRENT & CO.,
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DR. s. NJ. WHEATON.
r o SIS ELLIS
DBDGRSaTy, IHfrmafy and Drug Store,

Nos. 40 and AZ North COnrt ST.,
MEMPHIS, q: TENHEssEE
nR. RuSSELLS DIsPENSARY AND IN
~ F1hMARY, the largest and oldest institu-
ton OF the KING in the southwest, esta blishe<i
in 1859, Pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and a.
north SIDE OF Court Square, Memphis, Tenn is
open Tor the reception of patients desiring
treatment and the comforts of home while
receiying the same. Patients also treated al
the ofnee or by letter, If desired. DR.. RUSSELL
Is acknowledged by all parties interested a.
by lar The MUST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment OF Private or Secret Dtseases
quick thoroa8h and permanent cures guarAn-
teed In every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF OONOhRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
IA. rev days, without the uss OF Mercury
chance OF diet, or hindrance from business
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vasii0a
eredicated without the use OF Mereurv- IN
voluntary loss of Semen stopped in a short
time Sufferers from Impotency or Loss of
Sexual Power restored 20 free ViROr In a Few
weeks. elect or Gonofrhea Of loT z sfsndfue
when all internal remedies have failed. per.
manently and speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims Of SELF-ABUsEan and excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
lily and permanently cured.
- All consultations strictly confidential.
CHROME Rheumatism, NsuralRta G0ut Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated bV the aid ~.
Electro Magnetic Battery.
ONCE hours nom am. 10 / pm, and from
2 70 pm
Those wishing TO purchase Drugs. Family
Medicines, PeTiumery, Toilet Articles ETC.
would do well TO call at RUSSEII,'s DRlTG
STORE before purchasing elseWhere- No. ~
North Court street, under Toe Disp- nsary.
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sTOCKS AND aoNns.

TyANTED AT MEa1dI3 CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner Jefferson and
Front streets; se ..ts
Miss. Central r. r. LIST and 81 A0rtg. Bonds
Miss, aDd Tenn. II. K. LIST Morig. Bonds.
Mem. and Cnas. Is. r, ID mOrtg. Bonds.
M. ana L. r. X. X. ist Mortg Bonds. .
Memphis sud Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds,
Ae1n phls and ONO or cent. Mortg Bonds
Memphis City Plain Bonds,
Mem Dhis City IndorseG bonds.
Mobile ana -. X X. ) per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and D. X. r. 8 per cent. Interest Bonds
Mobile and 0. 4. 3. Income Bonds.
Memphis and o II. X. Stock.
ieI0tf Z L, KIRK Cashier
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Importance 0f Hair as an Ornament.

MI mHOUTsA EINE HEAD OF HAIR NO
w woman can bs really beautiful. Without
this erOwntng excellence of beautiful hair, no
lady can obtain without buying il at MADAME
LANIGHE. Gail and see for yourselves, for
arustic styles and elegance, at 288 E.2 Main
street. upstairs. opposite Court Square.
n. B. Wigs, Chtgnons, ETC., Hair Cutting, in
ara snl " T.Av1orB
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Monday. Stat Day Of August, A.D., 1855,

AT the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at The southwest corner Uf Court
Square (and at the intersection OF South Court
with Main street,, in the said city OF Memphis,
stale Of Tennessee, sell the prem ises above de-
seribed, &C lublie auction, 10 the highest bidder
for cash.
The title is believed to be good, but the under
signed will make no yYarra ntees-
Iyl "a CaARLES kOnTREA,IT. Trnsfea-
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BUCK EYE SALVE,
NOTICE.
E- Il. GUION
RoYsrsR, FREzEvANT g Co.

DEAL ESTATE BROKERS' AND AUCTION
IL eers, 256 Second street Attends exciu-
Lots, Collecting OF Rents, Paying Taxes, Efiect-
Ing Insurance, etc, etc. Has now for rent
several very desi able Residences, from cot
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