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the suit OF contest may be instituted. with good
and sufficient sureties conditioned, that Ia case
the decision Of the court shcIl be against him he
shall pay TO the person found to be entitled to
said Office all the fees, salary and emoluments Of
said Office during the whole time he shall have
held the same, and he shall not be entitled to de-
mand or receive any salary of office after that
time. nor shall be be entitled to receive any fees
OF Office for services rendered in such Office after
that time and any fees SO paid shall not dis
charge the party paying them from paying again
TO the proper officer.
SEC. 9. Beaturtter enacted, etc., That II any
person elected or appointed TO any office, State,
parish or municipal, in this State, shall fail to
show his eligibility to such Office, as is required
by this act, and that his Office has, according to
the requirements Of this act, become vacant. aud
another person has been elected or appointed TO
such Office, and been authorized TO enter on the
discharge of the duties Of such office, and should
such person, whose Office has become vacant as
aforesaid, fail to deliver over to the person so
authorized to discharge the duties of such office,
upon demand, all the books, papers. archives,
records. property, or other effects OF such Office,
or wifully resist or obsuuct such person in the
discharge Of the duties of such Office, upon due
conviction thereof, shall be punished by imprison-
ment in the common jail not less than three nor
more than twelve months. and fined not less than
one hundred. nor more than one thousand dollars
Sec. 10. BE Il further enacted. etc., That all
laws and parts OF laws in conflict with the provis
ions Of this act are hereby repealed.
SEC IL. Be ii further enacted, etc., That this act
shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CaARLEs W. LOWELL,
- Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
A true copy:
GEORGE E. BovEE,
a8s- Secretary of State.
Endorsed, Received in the governors Office
August 20, 1865"
NoTE BY TEE SEcRKTAY OF STATE.-The FORE
going act having been presented to the governor
of the State of Louisiana for his approval, and
noi having been returned by him to the House of
the General Assembly, in which it originated,
within the time prescribed by the Constitution Of
the State of Louisiana, has become law without
his approval.
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(. RAIN DRYING AND Mailing KILN
100 NEW LEgEE AND 81 FULTON STREET

am prepared to dry and clean from mould and weevf al
kinds Of Grsn, Malt Coffee, Peas Beans etc dry suuken
Cargees rpsn Green GRAIN leaving as n aured
IN The held; eradicate offensive smells from natural decay
guaranteeing burn scorch viii do such work bet
ter and at less price than II done in other cities my
process and patents acknowledged BY all who have seen
them TO b. superior to all others.
am also ready to erect and sell rights under my patents
for Grain Drying and Mailing reasonable rate eEAior
men will find these SUPERIOR MACHIsEs there being no
eztra tires required except the ordinary power The
saving is mmenfe in fuel insurapce risks and labor
For further information apply to
ALFRED W. j. MASON,
lJg New Levee and 81 Fulton street.
This Is superior Machine for drying Sugar Corn and
TIER substances "-fScientihc American.
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DoUeLAs.
EEGRAVER AID LITHOGRAPHER,
he. 10 Ca.p Street.
ADJOINING IADIEs ENTRANCE CITY HorI

Uz,tins wedding engraved In sss Eoa ssx>u,
manner. Business Osrds Account Sales Cotton Bulls Ia
A1ng, Checks Invoices and Circular LISTERS etc. 1.-The
Ersphsd. Seals, CsncellnE Stamps, Dosr Plates etc
Initials Embossed On Pkps - KavslsDss WTTHppT
oHAR6K ZOE DIR
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MORE BY THE SECRETARY OF STArE.-The FORE
going act having been presented to the gov.
erDor Of the Stste Of Louisiana for his approval,
and not having been returned by him to the
House in which II originated, within the time pre-
scribed by the Constitution Of the State of Iouis
ana. has become law without his approval.
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j. O. O. II.


xadsny Buildings Third District onesrs r. st.hso. p;
II. y. sturcksa, II. p; J. Rsinsr. Scribe.
! LAFAYETTE ENoAnPMENT NOT.
Mests on the rst and third Wednesday In Jefferson Hall
Of Magazine and Phillip Streets Fourth Disrss.
omcsuJ W. Allen Q. p. Frank Phster. II. p; Gsorss
Ritter. Scribe. ..a s.s E. aaatr.,r RS % s-s 49,
ODD FELLOWS REST
Meets IN the Once Of Grand Secretary ths second
Monday IN January. April July and octsasr The asv
Board meets the third Monday in January for orgsns
ton Ohcers G. D,nlap President Josiah Fcger, seors-
tary, Joseph West. Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
! rrnr,- GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
Meets Office Secretary arst Friday evening IN every
month ofesrs-A W. Mcdonnell. Prssidsni Folgsr.
Secretary reH .u .ss
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RKLrEF As.
{ .Ir 4. .-rrrrfrff W ISOLATION. ra rrsr
ONCE Grand Secretary Saturday each euss
Annual meeting last Saturday in January Ocers 1865
& N Rusha President; O. w Roper Fst Vice President;
Phser Second Vice President; Luther Homes Secretary;
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets FIRST Monday In MONTH Once Of the Grand
Secretary Election first Monday In May for Director
BOARD roR ls6S-Presidea-E. n Rasha, N. W. a N.
Finance C6mmiaee-J. q. Dunlap; A Wallace Huntsr;
Eugene p. Burgers. e
Bau Connites-G. L Thos Il. Shields Z. H. FaIrchud,
George Dirmeyer.
BIdsns Committee NJ Russia; Luther Homes; George
Nungesssr t.
@. W. Roper. b. hIrspsagh s. E. Moore. a. L. Henry
Haskell .fear lIa
= JOSIAH FoLGER, Secretary.
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the passage Of this act And provided further.
that all the expenses In constructing and keeping
in repair said bridge, shall never be charge upon
tie State, but be hereby borne by said Mullen his
heirs and assigns. -5---4 49,. -
SEQ. 4. Be Il further enacted, ETC., That the
rate of toll or transfer for crossing shall be charged
by the said Mullen as fixed by the police jury Of
the parishes of Livingston and East Baton Rouge.
(Signed) .n-.s aOHAs. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
$ (Eigned) OSCAR ]. DUNN, errF
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
A true copy:
GEO. z. BovEK,
Secretary OF State.
Indorsed "Received in the governors Office
August 10, 1865"
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. L
Meets ety first and third Saturday in Lodge Room No
the Iome Mutual Insurance Company corper sn5
Sstchez reets. Ofheers-A MAzureau, D. NJ; Cb.. a
Eeis. d. NJ. Henry Haskell. Secretary and Treasurer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

DAYLIGHT RoBBERY.-About twelve
o'clock yesterday, a trunk, the property
of Mr.. II. Phillip, corner of Bsal and
fernando streets, wa stolen. 1t SON
tanned about two thousand five hundred
dollars in State bills, FIVE hundred dol
lars in specie, an insurance policy, six
hundred dollars in Great Western bank
stock, six hundred dollars In Memphis
and Little Rock railroad stock, two gold
and two silver watches. A negro was
seen carrying a trunk, supposed to be the
missing one, from Che building toward
the Beai straat MARKET. Il is TO be hoped
that = a ps ~ysrtaksa and pun.
ain pron1se8, II aslr fdansu Vi suspdE
q. feee1th kfk Bckslown. AZ
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phis are not 50 exaeting on steamboat
men.
The Vieksburg Times Of the 31st says
We are sorry to announce the sinking 81
our favorite little YazoO City packet
Hope. The accident occurred in Eagle
Bend, fifteen miles below YazCO City, on
Sunday morning, and the boat will prove
q total loss. It seems that she struck a
snag, or other hidden obstruction, and
though the shock wa remarkably
severe, and the boats hold began 20
Gil with water, the officers for q time
~endeavored 10 save her; bnt their efforts
we're unavailing, and she was finally
abandoned. The boats books and
money, and all baggage belonging to the
passengers and crew was saved. No loss
Of life Ia known to have occurred. The
Hope was 10 complete order, and though
an old boat, bad been 80 thoroughly re-
paired that she would have been good Tor
several more seasons. She was owned,
we believe, by John A. Klein, Stewart q
Mitchell, w. NJ. Williams ard Capt.
Thomas Neither, and insured for SIS 900.
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CAPIToL.-In these days Of poverty,
trial and tribulatiOn, it is necessary for
our people to patronize the best institu-
tons Of every kind. Our friend George
Miller, at the Capitol, Whisky Chute,
has one Of the neatest and most fashion
able saloons in Memphis. His bar is fur
nished with the best of everything
drinkable, and the attendance is all that
could be wished, for George is really e
good fellow and his assistants are ditto.
Gentlemen calling at the Capitol may be
sure of gentlemanly treatment. Try it
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4ttOchnent SMif.

4alll-EA LouFL OF Memphis.
H. King plaintiff vs.. ". Wyatt. defendant
A FFIDANLI for attachment having been
"a made in this case in pursuance OF 3erfioU
~ We yo1e OF tennessee, aud attachment
having been issued and returned by Tie Dr0ner
2l5eF' -lsFled etc on the property OF de-
ZOE therefore ordered that the said defend
AIt appear AZ the Courtroom in the civ 81
heEpni Tenn, GA OF before the Grst Tuesday
IN tll4Ey next and defend UuIs suit. or the
4le VIE -e taken tcr -0ufessed as % him. and
lle case set lur hearing eXparta. and fhaEa
COPY oil tuls order u published once : week for
io"F e3usecativs Eeeksl IN the Memphis Appeal.
LDClEN b. EATON, Clerk.
dech TL ByMAsoE HYDE, Deputy Oerk
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BURGLARY.-Yesterday the store o.
Nathan & Bros, No. 262 Second street
was entered by burglars between mid.
night and dawn, ard tho safe blown
open. No money, but some valuable
papers we're obtained. It was attempted
70 FIRE the premises with some combusti-
bIe matter, bat It only succeeded in char.
ring the floor.
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Omce-,NO. IS Madison Street.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.


Until further notice the Mails viii close 8
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago. st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland. P~ittsburz, fhls
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Ball
more, and all cities north and West' a
SIS pm.
FOR Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta, Columbus, ga, Montgomery no
bile. Ala, New York, Nashville, al citie
south and east, at $40 pan.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, MISS,
Ntcksburg. EatcheB. and all cities south, al
4p.m.
All stations ON Mississippi and tennessee
Southern. New Orleans. Jackson and Greai
Northern railroads at $50 pm,
An stations uu Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads At 3 pm.
AL stations IN Memphis and Charleston, MIS-
sissippi Central. Mobile and OhiO, Nashville
aud Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 3 am.
For Lfule Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Afkausasand Whiterivers,t semi-weeElyl,
TUESDAYS and Saturdays
Mississippi river-s0uth, (semi-weeklyl, Tues
DAYS aud Saturdays.
Mississippi r~lver-uOrth, tEGml-Weekly) Mon
days and Fridays.
II. c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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THIS morning, at 10 o'clock, Passmore
& Co. will again open their sale of fine
diamonds, watches, French and English
guns. The great attraction will be a
magnificent set of diamonds, consisting
Of brsast-pin, earrings, and a fine clus-
ter lingering also a splendid diamond
and a superb solitaire diamond breast
pin, together with many articles Of value
in watches, chains, and jewelry OF every
deseriDtion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

SElyT BACK.-The notorious negro,
Judge Mabin, at whose house 50 much
stolen property has been found lately, 10y
some means OF other got out Of Jail I'VE
viii not say by means OF straw bail, foE
that might be construed into contemp0.
His bonds we're acknowledged before
Judge Hunter. Justice Hall was Of the
ouinion that something waa irregular
and sent the feneer back to the custody
of the Sheriff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

ABDUCTIOg.-It has already been an
nouDced that a young white girl had
been lured away frOm Whites station
and il was ~conJectured that she had been
placed in a brothel. The girls name is
Lizzie Perkins, who is fourteen years
old, and has not yet been found. ? negro
woman, named Clarissa Mckee, charged
with being the sbductor, has been ar
rested and placed in the Second District
stationhouse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

TIE ELECTION EXCITEMENT OVER
Messrs. Cayce & Co. will, no doubt, com
mand extra attention to-day at the Ar
cads, as they will sell a large number o.
horses. mules, wagons, and carriages, al
10 o'clock. Then proceed to clear ont a
large amount Of furniture, mattresses
stoves, pork, clothing, books soap, etc.
As Yesterday was q lost day TO many,
they can now save time and money by
listening to ME-. Cayee's advice. Attend
49,
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ENMONs & Son, No. lOJefferson street
and 1893 Main street, have received New
York Ledger, Chimney Corner, Literary
Album, Banner Of Light, Sunday Times,
Boston Pilot, Last Sensation, Dime Illus
trated, and all the Magazines for Janu-
airy, and dailies from everywhere. EN-
mons & Son is the place to get your read
ing matter.
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AttGChntentS Suit.
Aunieipal Court Of Memphis.

Aaulci pal court OF Memphis.
clark, I'll Co, plaintiffs, vs.. W. Wyatt and d.
BTysons defendants.
A FFIDAVTT for attachment havfnv 49,
"A mede i1 tlls case Pursuant 90 Section ~
d Lne code OF Ieunesses. and arLaehmenr nav
~ - Esleq aud returned by the proper or
neefs leYLed etc, IN tns Drouerfv al fhefe-
fencant W. Wyatt
il is therefore ordered that ths said defend
81 appear az TIE Courtroom in the etfv ~
Memphis Tenn, on or before he drst Tgee5av
N Januafy next and defend this suit. Or ~
aute ~ De taken FOR confessed as 10 nm 40
@l 10Y arlns rEparte. and that a cops a ms
crlff Pr published once q week Tor four con-
5eeuuFe weeks 10 tde Memphis Appeal.
LDCIEA L. EzE0N. Clerk.
s-ca WIZ Nv MnErM vnu na-wF-IE-a-
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OF men can get most fsv0rabIs agencies for
Massachusetts,, P~ennsylvanias Hichigsn, Wis
Sonsin. Iowa, Missouri, Texas, louisiana. Viz
HnIs, Maryland and California. Exclusive
county agencies in almost every State in the
.UniOa- Cool business pluek and perseverance,.
with a hundred or more dollars essh capital
viii make MoRE NONEY With one or more good
counties in sale of the FINLEY CHURN
DASHER than many " overshadowiug estab-
nshments with their thousands OF capital.
If you don't understand this declaration. call
and be convinced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

DIR. BRooKE's LEoTURE.-The first
one Of the series Of lectures, to be given
by the Rev. DR.. Brooke, A. NJ, Rector
Of Grace Church, viii be delivered on
Wednesday next, January sth. The
subject selected for the occasion is
tsLove.u and no one who knows the DIR.
viii doubt his ability to treat the subject
n an sbls manner. The lecture has been
delivered in various cities, and has re-
cstved the highest eneoniums fran the
passs. The object is q worthy one, and
tl.,ss who attend viii not only be benz
ssted By tbs wori4 o. the reverend gen.
altman. but have the satisfaction o.
asaisang in q good work. The lectu1e
Vii be delivered at Grace Church.
Tksess nay bs hsd At tho bookstore o
csppsFshwait, ChapmAn 4 Co. and a
s&aes5 drne etare1
naa SnaFh WenD, EI henry Fowle, 4
hneHfdelaastea e0n kaEaited4<ge
TX touh pef annaml &nQ II Is not 81
70 go
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or Virginia, has a FINLEY DAsHER. Col.
Nath- Adams, stanton Depot, uses FINLEY
DASHER Col. J.. J.. Fackisr, Of Huntsvius.
Ala, uses FINLEY DASHER. G. d Wlnchsu.
Of Cincinnati, says nothing eqUIl to the
DA5HER. Mrs.A. d. smith, OF Rochester. n.
Y, uses one OF the DAsaERs. Col H X.
Strong, OF Dixon, Ill, p-roRouuces the DASHER
a success Dr.. J. N. Owen,o OF Russslvlue, Ky,
says il amt be beat. The venerable editor OF
the Jackson Wing, ". W Gates, does net hest
tate % recommend the DAsEER in highssg
terms. And so viii any other individual Who
wiz z IT. Retail Price. g 90. Exclusive
agencies and good terms to the night sors Of
men with = small capital. Cal upon, or write
70, Ia. CAMERON & CO,
e Main street
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AdmimistrntOrss MOtice

EIIEH8 Of administration having baen
II granted - me. 40 the November Tenn ol
me county Court Of Shelby county, upon the
eaate OF James kimbroug1, deceased. notice Il
hereby given &c All persons Indebted 10 The e.
als ny note or OtherWise, 70 come forward and
maze iumediafe pagmen 10 me, e I am de-
~ Aaluel % close up the estate r. early a. Dos
alDis ana All E@rsOrs having claims against
the estate 70 present them TO me for payment.
property authenticated within the TIME ere.
acllssd by law, or this notice vii be plead in
bar Of their recO Fery.
HENRY r JONES, AdmF Of Decd.
November Is, 1857. decI0 Ts9fva
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

ORPHANis FAIR.-The Fair held f0I
the benefit of the orphans, under the
guardianship Of st. PETERS Church, at
the corner Of Jefferson and Second
streets, is going on swlmmlngly. It will
close on Saturday evening. The object
Of the Fair, and the attractiveness in
every respect, entitle it TO the eonsldera-
ton of our citizens. There is no more
agreeable place to while away Ne hour or
two, and there are no opportunities to
Young gentlemen to be lavhI in their
expenditures. Those who can resist a
pair Of bewitching eyes, or do not have
their philanthropy awakened by the
whisper Of silver voices from ruby lips,
or enlivened by the may dance, can
secure their purse strings for less praise
worthy objects. The voting is going on
cleverIy for the several prizes, and will
close to morrow evening. Swell the
lists tonight, and invite emulation TO-
morrow. Remember, what cannot be
done well tonight, may be accom-
to morrow evening; but recolIect
at the same time,
"FTis madness to defer
REORGANIZATION Is fEn thief NJ time -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

SHOT Ara man named Tim Ma
loney shot at q special policeman on
Wednesday, at the corner Of Market
and Front streets, who was attempting to
put an end 70 the pleasure OF SNOWFALL
ing. The partner Of the policeman
returned the fire, but like the other
missed his man. MaIoney was arrested
Notwithstanding.
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Ahachgsent Suit

-NW I0UFE OF NemoIla.
tLEEK's OFFICE, December 5th. ls6z-
Hlsell aaf plalntH5 IS. Joseph OLsheL. deFt.
"A Tor tachme having 5ae0
"A made in this case in ~purguEnes OF Ssefio1
7 OF t-e Codeo Of Ienuessee, and atfachmz1f
ntsins 1eth Isaued ard ret med " the proDer
sme5g leF5ed' etc on he property OF he
d~er--dalt. Joseph 0lshef-
IT'S therefore ordered that said defendant
dlPeaI az the Courthouse in the city or Mem
lhs, Aennr on OF before the second Mondav
IN Feoruary next, au1 defend this suit. OF he
same vii De taken ar confessed a. 10 MIN and
LAe case seL t0r hearing eLparts, and thsEa
coy 81 lhlsOrrer be DubI6sher once : 49,
ioot consecutive weeks IN the Daily Appeal.
John DONOVAN CTerk.
copy 4 CAPERs, .. @.
sam. =. Rose Attorney for Plaintiff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

We learn that Brig. Gen. A. E. Jack
son, late Of the c. S. A, is now in this
city in fine health. He is stopping a few
days at the house Of London c. Haynes,
his relation. His foes respected him not
less in the late struggle than his friends
esteem Kim in private Iand social life.
We cordially welcome him to our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03
Non estaent Notfce.

1tEe Chaucery Court Of Memphis. Tenn
no i4=-Mlchael Mcmahon ct al. " Patrick
carey and Michael COoney.
i appearing nom afddsvit ia this cause that
a bne defendant, Patrick Carey Is q resident o.;
the state OF Iowa aud q nonresident Of the
safe OF Tennessee
ii thsrefore ordered. that he make his ap-
pearauce herein, at the Courthouse IA the civ
OF Memphis Tenn, on or before the drst Nom
day IN February, 1858, and plead, answer or
cemur 70 complainant bill, or the same VIII be
t4Eec Tor confessed as to him, and set for hear
ing eLparte, and that a COPY Of this Older BE-
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, ia the Memphis Appeal.
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUSlON ASTON, Clerk & Master.
By =. BLACK, u. c. NJ.
des- faw4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

TRIUMPH OF CONSERVATISM.
MAYOR AsD Bo,Rp OF ALDERnEg.
THE OFT REDEEMED.


Yesterday vas a glorious day for Mem
phis. Notwithstanding a number OF
wealthy citizens, who had claimed to be
Conservatives, affiliated with the Radi-
Gals, and employed the most earnest en-
deavors to secure the election Of Mr..
Fitch, the bone and slnew Of Democracy
and Conservatism remained steadfast to
their integrity and honor, and went in
solid column for 1.-THE white mans
ticket" They were not to be diverted
from their purpose by sweet promises or
money. The result is that Hon. John w.
Leftwich is triumphsntiy elected. A
majority of the Conservative candidates
for Aldermen are also elected. Below
we give the official returns, over which
u fellow. citizens msy offer each other
congratulations, and speak joy to each
other, as was done most enthusiastically
last night by the large crowd eager and
impatient to learn the result :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

To the Afflicted JOIN TRIP, whose
miraculous cures have produced such great ex-
element IN the city Of New YORK and syra-
case, is now in this city. The Doctor, whe has
for years suffered from scrofuIeus affection,
completely destroying Frontal Bone, 50 that
the brain became denuded, part Of it becoming
liberated and dischsrging, his whole body, in
fact, being a massof decomposition, is now en-
t!reIy restored. All those who are afflicted
with ScrofulouS, Msrcurial or syphilitic dis
eases, White s~welIings, Erysipelas, Rheuma-
tIsm, Saltrhsun, Liver Complaint, Neural gia,
Throat diseases, Inflammation OF the Eyes, run
ming from the Ears, Catarrh, and all blood and
hereditary diseases make a speciality 1 am
treating diseases every day by mail with The
most perfect success. and will continue to do so
I'm al eases where the patient understands his
or her disease aud can describe the symptoms
accurstely, are respectfully invited 10 call upon
Or. J.. TRIP. at the WHTTEMORE HOUSE, Nos.
Log and III adams street.
N.B-Dr. J. TRIP guarantees a perfect and
lasting cure. His trestmsnt is positively with
out fal in ScrofulOus, Hereditary and all other
Chronic diseases.
decH DR.. J. TRIP.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03

The popular candidate FOR muuicfsaI bono-,
ays butter is made AZ bis house IN less -,
nye 0l minutes with the FINLEY DAsBPP
W. b Naldran Esq, Secretary and Trsasurzr
aemPhls and Little Rock Railroad. uses tse
FINLEY DAsHER Ask him ifhs can nov
anord % do without it Dr. Y. CummJ,ss
says butter is obtained At bis house 10 n,om
Lhres % i've minutes with the FINLEY
DAsHER- 60 aud get one ana tryft yo1r.sfC
Price, 50 o., cash.
ia. CAMEROE 3 Co
1 &ain street.