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The great and wonderful rem:
edy for Plies, :" Buckeye SaiVe,"
iuSt received and for sale by
w. III. SeRbFO0lk,
Cor. Main and Poplar Sts.

CHIRoPoDY is a branch Of the surgi-
cal art which, until within q few years,
was practiced mostly by chsrlatsns and
mouateoanks, who know as little OF the
structure of these wonderful pieces OF
mechanism, the human hand or foot, as
a Hottentot does OF Chesterfield's letters.
OF late yesrs, however, all that has been
changed, and men o; scientific attain
ments, aad medical and surgical skill,
have msds the profession OF ~chiropody q
speciality. Such q n is DR.. Lane,
now at the Peabody Hotel, who has fof
a couple OF weeks past, been practiciDg
and operating upon our best citizens,
with unexsmpled success. He has deyo-
ted several years to the study OF the
foot and hand, and there Is no aliment
that either is Liable to-coTns, %bunioas,
eallosities, excresesnces, warts, swailed
Joints, nails growing into the Il 4sh, etc
but wnat he emoves almost 1nstantane-
ously asd without pain. Try him.
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Steamer Mary Houston, Louisville.
Departures.
MISCELLANEOUS.

We had 2 fair port list yesterday, and
business on tbs fevse IVES quite brisk.
The Liberty LEFT FOR White river with
az excellent trip, both Of people and
freight.
Tne ". r Arthur got a number OF
people, -l50 bales OF cotton, 50 tons Of oil
cake, and 5 lot OF miscellaneous freight,
TIE 70 HbOat APPS lsis yesterday for
PittsSU,g.
Phe Dick Fulton and barges passed up
yesterday.
Th6 Bsre Lse len. New Orleans last
night fer this pert.
The Ainneola left for Cincinnati with
800 bales Of cotton and a fair passenger
trip.
The Lsni Lsoti left for Little Rock
well laden with freight and psOpIe.
The steamer Bermuda was sold yester-
day by the L. >. Marshal, and was pur-
chased by Capt. g 3 Church for the
sum Of $3.50. Capt. Church paid for the
boat, aud Was Immediately offered S65OO
for her. Parties, interested, however,
have made su effort TO set the sale aside,
claiming that the deputy who sold the
boat did not give sufficient Ii ms for 9TH
ers present to bid that had ne done so
she would have brought more money.
The attorneys Of both parties laid the
matter before Judge Trigg LAST evening,
who will decide the Ease before leaving
Tor Knoxville. She may be resOid, or
Capt. CGurchmay be held to be the own
er, which We think the more likely result.
The Clifton, Capt. Frank Stein, will be
il port TO leave on Wednesday for Cairo,
/ Louisville and Cincinnati. Mr.. Hunter
is chief clerk.
TIE Legal Tender, Capt. John Elliott,
will be in sport to leave on Tuesday in
| place OF the Dss Arc, for White river.
Billy Miller and Andy Granger are her
clerks.
The R1bicon, Capt. Blake, will pass up
on Monday for Cairo and S. Louis. Sac
is the reguisr packet.
The Luminary, Capt. Conway, with
| Lee Finney in the ONCE, passes down to-
morrow for Vieksburg and the bends.
The elegant New 81. Frsncis leaves as
/ usual on Tuesday fOr Wittsburg sad way
| points on So. Francis river. Tom Bow
! man is master, and Psine and Clark are
Clerks.
Toe Uaited Ststes mail packet Ozark,
| Capt. B!asdell, leaves on Tuesday for
Pine Buff and Little Rex making sl
way ieaGiDgs.
The w. F. Curtis has been lsfs high
and dry by the r~ecsiing OhiO, usAr Cow
i0gtOn, Ky. Her cabin IS IN danger OF
Gliding Of.
All the mountain boats building at
Pittsb1rg have been completed except
one. S1e viii be resdy Ia = fe" days
A slight shock Of Al earthquake &C.
cured st Cairo q few nights ago.
Tbs Myrtle is running between NaW
! Orleans and the lower coast.
The small boats have played ous IN
Rsd river. Water too high snd freights
too low.
The Alice, lately sunk in Lake Pom
chartrsin, i5 again s1ORt.
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The following sensible. proclamation
hiss just been issued by Mayor Hall OF
New York city. We are glad to aid in
giving it publicity:
MAYORS OFFICE, !
NEw YORK, March II, 1853. J
To the Press of the United STATES:
/ beg to caution strangers against New
York circulars, tickets, shares, chances
and prsspectuses in cooperative unions,
or gift enterprises, OF dollar stores, o.
10 any other possible scheme whereby
property or value is promised greater
than the price asked to be paid.
Every such al advertised schems il
necessarily a swindle and q false pre-.
tence there does not and cannot tsDgl'
bly, exist any such schemes in this city.
Country newspapers which advertise
them simply aid ia the sHindle.
II all newspapers in the Union woulC
now make a point OF publishing and re-
ieeratiug this Information they will char
itabIy, and, / think, effsctHally counter
act the swindling Intentions of thos'
who use the mails for the false pretences
and will also save to the unyaTy hun
| dreds Of thousands OF dollars.
A. Oakley HALL,
D. MayOr OF the Civ OF New York.
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JOB PRINTING.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention Of the pusfic to the
lob printing establishment Of G. A
Bsehn, on Madison strest, between Msin
and Second. Mr.. Bsehn has been many
years in the business, is a thorough prin-
ter, and withAl q man Of taste in design
and execution. His stock OF paper, cards
and material generally is full and com
piete, and it would be difficult to md ;
lob Office anywhere that can turn out q
heater joh of book, card, circular or post
or printing than Mr.. Bsehn's. Mer-
chants, steamb Iatmen and others will do
well to bear this in mind.
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CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE.

There were nine arrests in the Sec
ond distEistu up TO ysE O'Clock yester-
day evening.
Felix Turner, 3 gay African gsmbo-
Iier, was arrested by tile Second district
police for playing the strap game on q
green one from the country.
The complaint book st headquarters
Of the Metropolitan Police shows a most
healthy state OF municipal morals, there
having been no complaint Of any de-
seription since the 7th--fOur days.
Sam. Gibbsg got a little too much BEN
zine aboard yesterday and went to Mrs.
Gamers mouse, and raised Cain generally.
Dame Gamer had Sam arrested q
made him q loser tS'the tune Of tenJol-
lars, and 3 bond of five hundred dollars
to keep the peace for six months.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The weather during the past week has
been beautiful-nOs even q cloudy
day occurring until yesterday, and the
consequence was a someWha5 improved
attendance at places of amusement
though with the improvement there Is
little to boast OF. At the
New MEMPHIs.-Mrs. Lander, sup
ported by Messrs. Becks and Taylor, had
one or two real good houses, the bentfit
Of Manager Steink0hi, on Friday night,
being the best. During the week Mrs.
Lander gave us AdrienRs, MGTySyuGTt,
Elizabeth, Merle ARtOiRette, ADD The
School for Scandal, closing her engage
/ ment with . matinee yesterday, at
which she played Marie AntO5nette.
L ST night the theater was occupied bJ
the ladies Of the Episcopal churches, who
gave a series of t06tsdaT viUdats for the
bsneit of church property. The house
was splendid considering the westher-
indeed, il would have been q good house
for a fair night, and the table8uX were 8
grand success. For indomItabls energy
and good management We commend our
Memphis ladies when 3 charity needs
Lheir services, The music was excellent,
and on the whole the occasion was 8
most delightful 0ne-isaving out he
weather.
DRAMATIC READINGS DE-. E. A.
Duncan. of Gen. Giiiem's staff, and the
author of one or two sweet poems pub,
lished in the APPEAL ("Tne PrOudes.
RscOrdn and "Saell-Enns ~ is st pres
ent in town, on his way back to Vlcks-
burg from Washington, who're he has
been for q month past. During the DJc-
tors stay in Washington ne gave a pri-
vste reading before 6 select party OF SEN
ators and REPRESENTATIVES, among whom
was An old dramatic critic, who remarked
that the d~eIiaeation of the "Vsgsbond,"
or uihe fiddler aud his dog" was as
fire a piece of forensic acting as he e
witnessed, and taat his rendition OF the
trial scene in the Merchant Of Venice
brought back to mind the acting of Mac
ready and the elder Booth with more
truth than anything he had seen in
twenty yssrs. The d Jetor'5 friends have
advised him to go upon the Stage, ami
let the World admire the talents which
now he only uses for the entertainment
OF q few OF lis friends sr.
The GAIETY.-D Iriug the past week
Medina, the gorgeous fairy spectacle,
has had quite q run. 1t Is most admira-
by gotten up, snd the arrangement de-
seT yea the g~rsGtest credit for the under
taking. Miss Elite Barker, Mics Eugenia
Erwin, joe Porter aud Leon Berger
nave been adding not q little TO the grand
sum total OF the entertainment furnished
at the GaieS Mr., Joe Porter stands
u~nrivsled ia the profession in his line,
as does Mr.. Berger, who Is really q very
ine yocslist. We are glad to say that
be is recovering from his late severe ac-
cidsnt. His ftiehd5 have it in view to
give him u complimentary benefr, dur
ing tho next few days We hope the ar
rsngement will be made.
HENRY FARMER's. concert will come
of On Tuesday evening, d. ", and
weather permitting, if not it will be
postponed agaln until the weather Is
suitable,
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MEMPHIS, TEsN, April 9, 1859.
DR.. Norris, Oculist and AuIist, 2s3 Main street,
Memphis " ......--
Dear Sir-I feel It my sacred duty to
eff r you this voluntary letter Of thanks
and COMMUNICATION. L have suffered
from core eyes granular lids( for the last
two years, TO such an extent thsti It in-
cspscitated me for business, ana | was
very sp%prehensive that I would lose my
sight altogether. Hearing Of your many
(slmOst miraeulous) cures, some two
months ago l determined TO place my
self under your treatment; and with
what Joy | to-day can say that my eye
sight is FULLY restored, and that / am able
to write you my thanks. Doctor, had
The words to thank you and commend
you more highly, for restoring to me the
chief organ which God gave us, how
happy l Should feel. 1 can only wish
that those , I'll icted, as l have been, viii
avail themselves OF your valuaole ser
vices. Doctor, it VIII always be my
pleasure 70 commend you. IL you see
proper, you can publish this. am you
thankful friend.
THOMAS l.. HEFFERMAN.
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JOB PRINTING We took occasion q
few days ago to speak Of the BOOK
biudery and blsnk-bOok mandatory OF
Messrs. Dalton q Price, under the Com
merclsi Hotel, on Jefferson street. We
intended, at the same time and in the
same connection, TO speak OF the JOB
printing establishment Of these gentle
men, but neglected to do so. lsis per-
hsps the most complete and elegant IN
Memphis, and daily turns out specimens
OF the topographic AIT equal to any that
can bs done anywhere-whether in the
way of cards, posters, circulars, Q
bills or book and pamphlet printing.
Everything in the line is done with
neatness and dispatch, aud st prices that
DEFY competition. Particular attention
is given to bill heads aud business cards,
| aud cur merchant friends will ind It TO
their interest to call on MsssTs. Dalton
& Prizes when they have anything Of the
sort 10 do. Steamboat printing Ia all OF
its branches, is also a specially Win
them-s fact that SCENTS will do well to
bear in mind, when they want some
thiog really neat and hsndsoms In that
line.
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THE OOURTs.

Law CoURT-H s. Lee, judge
In this Court very little business was
transacted yesterday. The cases in which
Judge Lee is i1c0mpetent were to have
been tried before Chancellor Smith, but
AS he did not appear, the motion docket
was called and several motions disposed
Of in cases where the counsel for both
parties appeared. Other motions were
continued until next motion day.
In case OF BirdssI d Co. VS.. Dsssausr,
he Court decided that State and County
fsx does not accrue on litigation unless
the defendant mas not been brought into
Court by service Of process or other legal
means.
MUNICIPAL CoURF-Geo. W. Ratdr0n,
Jldqe.-A feE unimP)rtant motions
were disposed of in this Court yesterday.
The folio ing cases sre SET for trial to-
morrow
1874 Pike ct al VS. Evans.
1878 Bingham rs Carleton.
1889 Cocze vs. Lceb ct 81.
1919 Gibson VS. Elliott
1921 Foster, CbandIeT & Co VS. Partee.
1922 Taylor vs. Savings Bank Of Mem
phis.
1925 Mason Us Bash.
1915 Hummer VS. G7ebsI.
SsSethuasrs L lkia.
1856 shaw We Tsy.'r. Er as.Efte a.
1867 Connolly vs. MeClai2.
1868 Mass We Hartley.
1870 Hackst ct al VS. McClusky.
2i6l Hickman VS. r idiBs.
There viii be no informal cali of above
cases. Court meets promptly at tea
O'Clock.
CRIMINAL COURT. - WA. Hunter
Judge-The jury, 10 the case Of the Stats
Of Tsnnesses VS. john COggcove, indicted
for the murder Of Thomas MslOne, lC
| the Cont room some tioe sinCa, had no
I'D to q late hoar Lass evening sgreea
uDnn q verdict. This is 3 sse Of CON-
siderable magnitude, and its trial has &C
cuoisd the entire attention OF the Court
ior the past twelve days. 4 verdict vii
probably be rendered on Monday next
The following causes are set for tria
| during the week :
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EMMoNs d Son, No. 10 Jefferson st.
and 1893 Main street, have for sale the
latest P lice News, Western World, Sat-
urday Night, Irish Republic, Freeman's
Journal, Irish Tribune, Criminal Zsi-
tung, Irish Citiz sn, irish People, Ameri-
can Miscellany, American Review, Law
n. Y. Weekly, Police Gszstte, Lsslie's
Illustrated Paper, Boys and iris Weekly
for April, Gardeners Monthly for April,
New York Home Journal, la Nouvean
Monde, (Frencn), Scisntiic American,
Irish American, New York Clipper, Me-
trepolitan Record, Van Nostrsnd's Eu-
| cheering, and all the Dailies as usual.
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D-IsAsFRoUs r
GlnhOn e, Machinery, etc., De-
strOyed-LOSs, $4,000.

We were panied to learn, yesterday, OF
the destruction by FIRE of the splendid
gin house Of the Rev. DR.. A. 81. Kerr,
On Big creek, near the Upton line. The
fire took place on Friday night, and was
evidently the work of an incendiRry.
This gin house was said to have been
tine finest IN the State. 1t was three
stories high, and contained several Of the
most improved gins, s great deal OF ma
ehineTy, cotton, etc. The loss Is severe
blow t0Dr. Kerr, as there was no insur-
snce on the building or Us contents, and
their value will not be covered by less
thar ten thousand dollars.
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New styles ParasOls and Fans
lust EeceiYed-A. hrcmer.

STEAM Overs AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
II. Huat & Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared TO do all kinds OF cleaning,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good Is bran new, and
that at q cost which, compared with new
ones, is almost Nothing. By q new pro-
cess the original luster and shape OF the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt & Co. their Old
0arments.
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The eff nature and expert
ence demonstrates that whoever would enjoy
the pleasures OF food. the beauties Of taGd-
scspe, the joys Of e0HpGafOnShlP The rlcles OF
literature. or the hOnOcsO 81 ststiOn aud TenOWn,
Alusf pTeSe5ue their heath. Ihe sn-ct OF foul, m
furious 'ood, entering the stomach, IS 70 de-
range the digestive organs aud Produea nSa1
acne, los o. appetite, : reshing sleep, low
spirits, feverish burnings, etc, wEtcn are u
toms OF that horrtd disease DTsPErSI2. Whteh
ss3umes a thousand shapes, and poiuts toward
q miserable lie and premature decay. PLAN
TATION BIZ rERS viii prevent overcome an
countersct all OF these effects Iney act win
ure Of a beverage. .-H
Magnolia WRter.-SuPertor 70 the pest IN
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
nrfeo-
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEArHER Al RIrrw

GAS WORKS, April II. 1863.
The river fose IN the past t~xenty.Seur
hours 4 Inches. Below high water
mark, 2 feet 5inehes.
CHAs. GOODWIN.
TIE river Is rising AZ s steady gait, but
We exr e 1t 10 creep mp more rapidly after
the present heavy rsins. Il these are
genera, then all cur hopes Of an early
dscIine ere dashed 20 the ground, and an
overflow il inevitable. The Ohio Is fall
ing fssf, rs is also the Cumberland and
Tennessee. The Arkansas and White
rivers are telling slowly. fEe Missouri is
rising slowly, while The Mississippi, at
s.. L9Uis, Il going 10 more rapidly. Our
dispatches Of lEsg night give the latest
news frOa al qDsrteEs.
The weather yesterday was warm and
cloudy, and before night 8 heavy rain
set in, which continued iocg into the
night L was accompanied with vivid
lightning and loud thunder.
Arrivals.
Steamer Mary Houston, Louisville.
Departures.
Stesmsr City Of Cairo, Sc Louis.
I" Mannsols, Cincinnati.
I" Lsni Lsoti, Arkansas river.
:" Linton. 81 FlaUCI5 river.
Mary H0o=ton, New Orleans.
I" ". r. Arthur, New Orlsans.
90" Liberty, White river OIL
None.
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THE p. O. APPOINTMENT.
An Old Citizen Upon Hr. De-
leach.

AprI 10, is6s.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
A late issue of your daily reflects in
juriOusiy upon an estimsOie citizen, ana
[ ana cure your well known senss OF JUS.
ice will not withhold from your c04umns
a short vinGicatoTy article. l refsr To
your structures upOn the quasi neP0tism
OF President Grant Ia his selection Of q
postal officer for your city. The writer
of this disclsims all sympathy with the
party to which Gsn. Grant owes his
elevation to power, and your remarks IS
to the " favOritismn which has marked
his exercise OF the appointing power are
not objected to except in so Tar as they
affect SIR. DeloaGh. l viii 60 further,
snd stste mat l am q stranger to the
nature OF the relations, personal or pO-
litial, existing between the President
aud Mr.. DelOsch. The whole end and
scope OF this Communication is 70 b "
thai the appointment is oOe eminently
it 10 be made, and that Mr.. Dsloaca's
quail. fications FOR the office, both as to
problty OF character and business Ca
paeity, entitle him 20 the appointment
on his own merits, independent OF all
considerations Of private nature.
l feel sure it hiss given general satisiac-
ton to your leading m%ercaLtils houses,
with several OF which Mr.. Delosch is
connected by blood or sffinity, and we
who have known him long as a neigh
Dor and useful citizen, feel that ia his
hauds the aft airs of the department. will
be administered IN the interest Of both
government and people. Add to this
that, he was q consistent and uncOm.
promising Unionist, throughout, and
think we may find abundant reason fol
the appointment, without seeking for
one in the personal relations existing be-
tween himself and the Executive.
Is it not better, on ali accounts, Messrs,
Editors, that the officials with whom We
are necessarily thrown Ia contact, should
be cAosen from cur OWN people, from
class identified with US in interest and
feeling, rather than from the nongrel
herd of blstheIskite advanturers whC
despise Us in their hearts and lose no Op'
pOrtunity to snub and huniliste us.
HENRICUS.
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IcE CREAM AT BERToN's, ON POPLAR
sFREET.-Hhose who would nks to par
take OF good ice cream, should call a.
Bsrton's, corner Of Poplar and Fourth
streets. The ladies will dnd a neas and
retired saloon especially for their use. I
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THE ladies Of the Parish Aid Society
desire TO return their thanks to the gen
tlemanly SgeDt for the Sterling "
thread, for 8 liberal a9nation TO the So
cdety, through the hands of Col. VIM.
r. Mcclure. The thread has been used
-ersl of the lSdies and found to be
DCcaS."
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BOARDING.

GOOD room ana board for q gentleman and
A Iaoy at I7g Second 81. tapSl ID. LAIRD.
nOARD-A gentleman and wife. or Two SIN
II gle gentlsmen, can hDd board n a prlVae
family, near The sFeet car, "heIe bneIe SLsho
- B. /" Appeal Office. mLE
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, Just received
and for sale by
mANSEsELD a HHGBEE,
40 Wholesale Druggtets,
3O1 az 3O3 Main st.
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Memphis sad Cincinnati Packet company.
For Carlo, Louisville and CINCINNATI
DIIFruN. ..---.--.-.-----.
ms new aud elegant passenger ExN
steamer leaves on
"WEDNESDAY, l4th inst, at ; pm
LAS. I. BOURNE z CO. Agsnt
Ill 49, NO IL jefferson S rect
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MOVEMENTS OF bishop QUIETARD.-
We are requested 10 thSt
Ri.sop Quinl2Id VIII administer the
right OF ordination at Calvary Chuceh OF
SUNDAY next 81 IL O'Clock CoDhrms.
ton AZ Grace Church at 81 p.m.i and at
81. LszsTus at "a pm.
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Affords xxx Ague Remedy, the
my sure cure for Chills. SWEEP
Quinine, STaPIna, or PurIhed
Opium just received and for sale
by q. G. Ward a. Bro, NhOtesaie
Druggists. corner of Main and
Adams streets.
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> THE New Church (STedenborgiGp)
Society will INSET this afternoon at three
O'Clock a tbe United States Court room.
Subject Of discourse, "DOve to the
neighbOr."
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To MiIsiners and Dress Makers
we would say Our STOCK is com.
pIete ana carefully selected. and
our prices as low as at any
wholesale house. L.. kremer.
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To Country Herchants-Call
and see our trimmed Hats and
SuHdOVyuS, which We will sell mt
YerR low prices. H ktemer.
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ST. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. 80
North Court street, is open day and
night, and will furnish meals at all
hours The freshest food and latest deli
cacies al ways served up.
f. hra WALLER &GRIFFITH.
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AFTER an Illness OF two weeks, Hon.
w. q. swan died last night 81 bis resi-
dence, No. IS Adams street. bis re-
mains will he conveyed to Knoxville by
The Mondays train.
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BUCKEYE SALYk,--.A fresh
supply of the jastiy celebrated
arltcae for the cure Of Plies, re-
ceiYed and for sale by
d. w. JONEs e. co.,
Wholesale Druggfsts,
Z ain street.
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COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
Goods examine the stock of NJ. Kraus q
Co, 21S Main street, corner Of Adams,
Will cut dress patterns for country mer'
chants from retail stock.
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Buckeye SalVe.-T The greas
remedy orshe cure eff Piles, juet
received and for sale by w. N.
VViIkeEsOn s. Co.., Druggists, $40
Main Stree.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHUBCH.-Presching
by the Pastor, Rev. d. L. Burns, at II
s,m.-suf ject, The L5To's Prayer and
81 S p.m.-sntject, "Ihe Faith OF Noah"
with q description OF the flood.
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Huckeye ealVe.-A fresh sup
NV af HE DeVeT-fAilsDg FemSay
faT piles Just received ana for
saIahy a.. &. haFd a. Bro,
Cor. Adams and n al SITS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-11

Wanted-By the women and chill
drep in tae Tenth Ward, a wagon road
10 town. Fifteen families are cut Oh
from EVERYBODY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-11

THE ladies will be pleased to learn that
during tSe week w. n. Psssmore IL Co.
will have another fRle of fine laces, etc ,
such As have been so popular heretofore.