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ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.

The following persons are appointed
Judges, Clerks and Deputy Commission
ers to open and hold an election in thu
following districts and places on
December 10, 1869,
For Co stables and Magistrates in the
different districts.
The Deputy Commissioners will please
call at my Office and be sworn, and re-
ceive the necessary blanks, at room %
Circuit Courthouse.
Ist DisiriCt---At Stephen EngIIsh's.
R. NJ. Bond-Deputy Commissioner. G..
w. Thorn, J. Smith, J. Hughes-Judges
R. W. Kicks, c. NJ. Fried-Clerks.
I'd Distriet---At Nelson's.
W. P. YOrk-Deputy Commissioner A.
d. Hunter, r.. r.. Nelson, w. 5. Noblin-
Judges. w. c. Ward, w. t. Nelson
Clerks.
Sd District---At BOiton's Store.
W. T. A. Bell-Deputy Commissioner
man-Judges. Benz. F.. Duncan, h. Rem
bert-Clerks.
4th DisIriCt--At Old UaiOn Church.
Thos. L. Giles-Deputy Commissioner
James COnncl, E. b. Harold, A.. Nc
SouthCJudges. w. Leftwich, j. ". Car
roll-Clerks.
9Th DistriCt--At Raleigh.
W. H. MOncrief-Deputy Commissioner
II. b. Williford, Thus. 81. Ward, c.. l..
Nickels-Judges. r. w. Pryor, d. r.
Fullor-Clerks.
9Th Distrlet--At Bartlett.
+. w. CoIwell-Deputv Commissioner.
w. 3. Williamson, W. Hamilton, J. b.
Mercer7Judges, w. j. Ward, \. Mer-
cer-Clerks,
9th District--At Shelby Depot.
L. McMullins-Deputy Commissioner.
VIM. Griffin, Silas Wherry,C. b. English
Judges. J. NJ. Williams, w. p. Tbomp-
son-Clerks.
9Th 0I8trIct--At Baskerville.
w. II. Webber-Deputy Commissioner.
J. NJ. Brooks, w. 5. Baxter, J. w. Nor
rlslJudges. A.Priddy, g. NJ, Strong
Clerks,
10th DistriCt--Rt COiIlerviIle.
Il, Irby-Deputy Commissioner. J.. NJ.
Fleming, Jesse Applewhite, J. G. Moore
Judges. \. ;. StrattOn, J. w. Koen-
Clerks.
ll.h DisIrict---At Germantown
L. A. Rhodes-Deputy Commissioner.
X. Weir, j. c. Calls, j. C.. Wenford-
Judges. Mp. Webb, VIM. ~Carter-Clerks.
18th DistriCt---At Eechanlosylle.
D.. Pearson-Deputy Commissioner. ].
W. Elam, w. NJ. Moore, VIM. Cornell
Judges. NJ. w. Redford, r. T. Lewis
Clerks.
18Th District---At Arnold's.
F. c. Stephenson-Deputy Commits.
siOner. W. l.. Lundy. w. A. DoOlv, JIM.
Levi-Judges. f. p. Dooly, @. NJ. 5. Will
liamson-Clerks.
18th District AT County Courthouse.
r. 4. Boughner-Deputy Commissioner.
John Norton, j. II. Burke, W. Wildberger
Judges. James FOggerty, w. W. Gil
bert-Clerks.
18th 'District---At Chelsea House, Second
Street, in Chelsea.
j. d. Danbury, Deputy Commissioner
John Herrin, c. NJ. Wadrick, W. B. Glis- |
son-Judges. j.. V. Handwerker, F. c. |
SchapPer-CleTks.
10th Di~striot---At Whites Station.
J. G. Harvey, Deputy Commissioner. J.
II. Goodlett, v. r. Horne, A. w. Moore
Judges. A. J. Brooks, A.G. Gates-Clerks.
I7th DistriGt--kf RcGOnnelPs Church.
T. d. Massey, Deputy Commissioner. j.
Massey, A.. NJ. Stout, \. c. Roark-Judg-
es. 7. NJ. Alexander, RObt. StOne-Clerks.
JOHN z. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner of Registration for Shelby
County.
Memphis, Tenn, November 10, 1869.
Ledger copy. novl7
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ATTACHMENT NO

j. W. Jefferson VS.. ]. Henry Mccormack.
A kFIDANIT for Attachment having been
IL made in this cause, in pursuance OF sec
ton 3,4J Of the code OF Tennessee, and attach-
ment having been issued, levied, and return
ed, etc. It is therefore ordered that the said
defendant appear before me, on the 18th day
of December. at 10 o'clock, am, and defend
said suit, or the same VIII be taken for COM
feSscd, and the case heard ex parte, and that
a copy OF the order be published once week.
iLF four successive weeks in the Memphis
DAILY APPEAL. JAMES HALL, j.. p,
for shelby County, Tenn.
HART, HxARN 4 MILLER, AttoTReys. nag
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ADVERTISERS

WIN and the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium IN the State. The great
extent and variety OF its reading matter has
forced It's enlargement for the accommOda-
ton Of advertisers, and its circulation in all
parts OF tennessee, and In Alabama. Missis-
sippi and Arkansas, among merchants. nIant-
ers and business men, render II especially de-
slrable 10 those who wish to reach the gene
raj and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale.

ON MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF NO
" vemhcT, 1863, / will proceed to sell, on
the premises or the late +. X. Peyton, in
shelby county and state OF Tennessee, 10 tile
highest bidder, all the personal effects OF
p. r. Peytou, deceased, consisting of HORSES,
mules, cattle, hogs, farming tools, wagons.
corn and fodder, Household and Kitchen fur
niture. Sale to at . O'Clock.
Terms cash. M. A. PEYTON,
no0 Adm'x of p. r. Peyton, decd.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. November "a, 1869.


The exchange market was scsnt to-day,
and cotton bills were placed at y per
cent. in several instances, but the ruling
rate Of discount was = per cent. OF
course, there was corresponding ease in
money, but the OF the banks
are hardly yet beyond the removal OF cot
ton. Advices from the leading money
eenters are a unit as to stringeney, al
with this complaint couple that of ex-
treme depression of business.
Gold was in demand this morning at
l27, and dealers asked I2s, but in view of
s declire Of &c in New York, dealers
were cautious at the close, though the It.
ceipts fell short of requirements. The
closing rate in New York was 1858.
City Scrip was unchanged, dealers still
selling at S5c to taxpayers. The demand
was light, but offerings correspondent.
County Scrip exhibited nothing Of new
interest except that dealers held more
nrmly, some declining to sell at less than
6Sc, though we learned of sales at sc.
The feeling generally was stronger.
Tennessee money was inactive and
nominal. Holders Think it would be hard
to realize over 60c.
Nothing doing in local stocks or securi-
ties. In New York Government securi-
ties were steady and closed as follows:
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Sd DIstrict---At Bottoms Store.
n DisIriet--At hid UnIon Church

W. T. A. Bell-Deputy Commissioner.
j. l.. Wynne, n. b. Sparks, e. NJ. Bate
man-Judges. Benz. +. Duncan, h. Rem
bert-Clerks.
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The following persons are appointed
Judges, Clerks and Deputy Commission
ers to open and hold an election in the
following districts and places on
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COTTON.

There wa a tair inquiry with rather
better offerings, but, although New York
was weak and Liverpool fell of a shade,
there was no disposition to console, and
sales were generally at a basis of 23Ae
for a good style Of Low MiddIing to Liv-
erpOol Middling. It was difficult to touch
fun kiddIing at less than 2311c, though
we learned Of sales at &c lower. Strict
Aiddling sold up to 2334c, offers Of which
were declined in several instances. One
party found a weak spot, however, and
got forty or fifty bales OF Strict MiddIing
at 237Se. Good Ordinary to Strict Good
Ordinary ranged from 221E923e. Sales
were close on to, if not fully, 200 bales.
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MEMS DEALERS, AGENTS, etc.

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, PostmasterS. Depot Agents, and
any friends Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will DO so, are requested TO procure regular
subscribers, renting to Us the amount less
ten per cent. or i've per cent. for Clubs, for
services; or, II preferred, arrangements as TO
compensation win be made. Specimens
copies sent on application.
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The Secret of Beauty lies in the use of

The Secret of Beauty lies in the use Of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion.
R~onghness, Redness, Blotches, Suuburn.
Freckles and Tan disappear where it is APP
piled, and a beautiful Complexion Of pure,
satin-like texture IS obtained. The plainest
features are made TO glow with Healthful
Bloom and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm is the
thing that produces these effects, and any
Lady can secure it for 70 cents AT any OF orr
stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair use Lyons
Kafhafrou
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Registration Notice.

I'VE following appointments for RsEistra-
ton are hereby announced:
FIRST Ward-N- Miller, % Main street
second Ward-Wnu- Chase, ir, T. Poplar ST.
Third Ward-T. p. Adams. ig5 second street.
E0urth Ward-G. W Lincoln, 50 Madison 81
rlith Ward-R- J. B~oughner, Room - Cours
House.
sixth Ward-WEl. Nelson. Wnldran Block.
seventh Ward-O G.. Jones. corner H~ernauc1
street and South Market House.
Eighth Ward-Wm.I TAFT, luh City Mills, Pop
lar street.
Ninth Ward-J. D. Danbury, Chelsea House.
second street.
Tenth Ward-B F. Boon, ST, corner Hernando
and South streets.
The aboveo offices viii be Open from Q O'Clock
am. to / O'Clock pm.
J.. p. BOUGHNER.
Commissioned Of Registration for shelby
(ouufV- mea
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
We Live in Three Cnmates.--In this Oun

We Live in Three Climates In this coUn-
try we have, at different seasons OF the year,
the temperature Of three climates. our
Springs and Autumns have a sonness and
mildness that belong only to the Temperate
Zones; our Mid-summers are tolrid. and our
Mid-winfers almost arctic in their frigidity.
These changes, involving a variation Of from
ninety To one hundred degrees Of Fahrenheit
during the year, are, upon the whole, condu-
Give TO health and long life, but they tend 10
entail upon us some distressing complaints
which can only be escaped by the exercise OF
due care and the use of a proper mtidote
when the system is pre-disposed to contract
them. The chief and most annoying OF these
disorders is dyspepsia, once supposed to be
incurable, but which, since the Introduction
of H-OSTETTERtS STOMACH BITTERS, now
about twenty years ago, has proved to be a
perfectly manageable disease.
In the Spring and Fal, but more especially
In the Fa ], the symptoms OF dyspepsia are
generally aggravated. The prOluse eNpendi-
lure Of the 2nnimal fluids under the burning
sun OF summer Is apt 20 l6sTe the stOmuch
Weak and incident, and incompetent ~ the
task OF perfect digestion 1t requires a
tonic which viii roqse If IRON its iethgrgy,
and brace and inVigCrafe WiThnut irritating
or tndaming IL. This tonic has been provided
in the wonderful vegetable preparation
which has replaced, in a great measure, all
the old palliatiYcs formerly pTescI ibed by
physicians, under the false idea that the dis
order could not be radically cured. The sue
cess Of HOSTETTEK'S litter in all the
effectually exploded this fallacy, and il is
R0S recommended as a specific for indiges-
ton by sGle Of the most eminent members
of the medical Profession,
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INTELLIGENCE.
MemnhIs and LifiIa Book Railroad.

MEMPHIS anu Llut nOCN ndtTOdu.
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
Going west-Beave Hopeheld daily at $50
Am.
Coming East-Leave L'Anguille at 80 pm.
FerryBoat leaves foot OF Union st. at 8 go Am.
b. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
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The CONSTITUTIONS OyEsfHRowN.

The CONSTITUTION OVERTHROW.
The Constitution and Health may be ruined
by a few applications Of the lead or sulphur
hair dyes now in the market. Not a Dye
may be the ""tto of such nostrums, but \
DIE may b : e result of using them. But
ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
Of all deleterious tendency, under the iufaUi-
laws Of Science. Be IL known to all. that
CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye
Has been analysed by the distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, and his certificate
of its whoiesomeness may be seen At Crista-
dOro's, 6 Astor House. New York.
CRISTADORO'S MISUNDERSTANDING. as
q Dressing, acts like acharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it.
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Choice Home at a Bargain.

"a My place near Germantown, Tenn, IS
for sale Il contains about Ninety Acres.
about Sixty open and in cultivation. the bal
ancei In timber; orchards OF choice fruit. APP
pies, Peaches, Pears, etc. This place fronts
on Memphis and Charleston Railroad. about
0~ne-quarter Of a mile from the Depot. A
very comfortable Dwelling with al neces-
sary o~ut-buildings.
rhe location is particularly inviting TO the
business men Of the city. am determined
to sell and feel satisfied that the price and
terms can be made satisfactory to the pur-
chaser.
win a pleasure in showing the place to
any who may favor me- with a call.
noIo In. wOoDsoN.
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On Wednesday. December 10. 1859.

Between the hours OIL O'Clock am. and Z.
O'Clock m, at the northeast corner OF TDiou
and Second streets, I'm the city OF Memphis
tennessee, sell az public auction. to the hIzf-
est ana best bidder, for cash. sree from thc
right OF redemption which is expressly
WQlVeh-lte following described real estate.
lying In the county Of shelby, state Of Ten
nessee, and IN the city Of Memphis, tO-wit.
Lot Number fourteen .I4A, in block sixty
two tO2l, as laid down on what was for1neriy
Known as south Memphis, fronting one hun
dred and ten tlOl f'et on the north side OF
BeaI street, and running back nOrthwardly.
between parallel lines, two hundred aud for
Jy-tour "a Get TO the dividing line between
the John Rice and the Ramsey grants. Il be-
ing the sumo ground on which recently stood
" The Botanico Medical college " building.
Also, another lot, being a part OF lot num-
Der one (ll, IN block forty-siX (+6l, on the plan
OF south Memphis, and bounded "a follows:
beginning nc q point an south side Of Beal
street, one hundred and fOrty-two ti42l fee.
west fTQu the intersection of the west side OF
DeSOto street with the south side OF Be.l
street, ami running thence s~OuthyarilV. and
perpendicUlerly rom Beal street. one hun-
dred ana twenty-five U.s. feet to an alley,
thence Westwardly and parallel with Besi
street, along said alley, one hundred and nifty
tl0y) feet; thence ~nOrthwardly one hundred
L twenty-five tl&l feett Beal street thence
eastwardly, with Beal street., one hundred
and nifty ti5g feet 70 the beginning.
1 viii sell by the lot, or in parcels to suit
purchasers. The title Is deemed good. hui /
viii convey only as Trustee.
oeS0 no. NJ, CARMACK, Trustee.
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Memphis and Louisville Railroad.

DEPART.
Day Express, city tines: 100 am. 2:l5 am.
Night Express, city tilne..2;95 pm. R:2o am.
Ticket offices No. 81 IL Main street and at
Depot, head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 10 Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, with
out change.
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Sales Of Tennessee Bonds were at 59c
for Old and SIC for New. Railway and
Express Shares were unsettled and closed
weak, as follows:
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NorlcEIN

the District ofWesf Tenne>see-Int the mat
ter OF J. =. shaw, b~ankrupt-in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of J. s shaw, Bankrupt:
TAKE notice that q general meeting OF the
creditors OF said bankrupt VIII be held at
the office Of T. j. Latham, Esq, Register, in
the city OF Memphis, in said District, on the
lst dav of December, AID, 1859, at 10 o'clock
am. for the purpose Of declaring q first and
final dividend.
I also give notice that have fled my fnal
accounts as assignee ofthe estate ofJ. Shaw.
bankrupt, in said court, and that on the ist
day Of December next / shall apply to said
and for a discharge rom all liability as as
OF said estate, IN accordance with the
provisions Of the 18th section OF the act OF
Congress entitled IAN act to establish q uni
form system of bankruptcy throughout the
United states" approved March =, 1867.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee, etc.
MEMPHIS, November -, 1855. nO0
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WWU WUuIu OuIUI J IT 70 IVH z JUdIo
since DIR. Tobias first introduced The d" Nene-
tian Liniment" in the United States. and
never in a single instance has his medicine
failed to do all, il not more. than is stated in
his pamphlet. As an external remedy in
Ghses of Chronic Rheumatism, Headache,
ToOJhash6, Bruises, Burns, Cuts, Sores, Swell
fngs, Sprains, slim vi Insects and Pains in
Limbs, Back and chest, It's NOniurfu! cnra-
tive powers are miraculous. Taken inter
naily for the cure Of Cholera, Coiic, Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Sick Headache and Vomiting, its
Soothing and Penetrating qualities are felt
as soon as taken. The oath with which each
bottle is accompanied viii show thai there is
nothing injurious in its COmpositiou. Thou
sands OF certificates have been received
speaking of the rare virtues OF this valuable
article. Any person after having used 10 once
will never be without il. Every bottle Of the
genuine has the signature OF :. /. Tobias
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by the Druggists and S-tOrekeepers
throughout the United States. Price, 80 cents.
Depot, 10 Pax Pace, New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Kentucky Baqqinq.

w are In daily receipt ky. Ply" full av-
" erage two-pouLd Bagging. VIII sell at
lowest market price.
TODD & RICHARIS son.
no.O Louisville, Ky.
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COTTON STATEMENT.


November n, lO:l5 a.m.-Business linz
~ited-saIes made at some concessions from
regular prices.
Iz:45 p.m.-Cotton unchanged; sales so
far, for to-day $50 bales.
1870 p.m.-Cotton steady; receipts so
far to-day 5000 bales.
4pIm.-CottOn-m2rket closed quiet Or
binary 23hc; Good Ordinary 244c; Low
MiddHngs 24L1c; Middlings 25c; Good
Middlings 25}zc. Sales 70 spinnners 1856
bales; for speculation $50 bales; export
1859 bales. Contracts were made for deliv-
cry in November of 500 bales at 24J5: $50
in November at 2l5s; 100 il December at
24%; 200 in January at 24hz, I0Odo. at 249ss;
2OO in March at p; 400 in November and
March, private terms.
CorroS IN NEW ORLEANS.
November p, Il:3l a.m.-Cotton, de-
mand fair: prices firm at 24c; sales, COO
bales. Gold, PSI.
$3.50 p-m.-Cotton firm and prices a
shade better, but not quotably higher, at
24e; sales 1000 bales.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
November "A, IL a.m.-Cotton mar
ket opens steady. Estimated sales
for the day 1900 bales. Middling
Uplands 1I5sd; Orleans ND.
$3.50 p.m.-Cotton market closed quiet;
Middling Uplands Hh@lIId; Orleans
ll%@ll5sd. Sales 1900 bales; 10000 70
the trade, POO for export and speculation.
COTTON IN
November 24.-The cotton market
Is declining; prices I franc lower; Tres
o~rdinaire 1851
The following cooperative table OF ex-
ports Of cotton and wooden goods from the
United Kingdom to The United States for
the nine months ending September 80 b
Is from the circular Of Du Fay & Co, Of
Manchester. The most striking feature F.
Of this table is the large increase in cot
tons and carpets:
1867. 1858. 1863.
Cotton Piece Goods. !
yards7s,89 $. 7gI 6l.759.s4s sl.o5s.6ls
" oOlen Cloths-- 2,95i.6ls 2,lSl.Z6 Z.SD,IA
GarpeJs & Duuggets- 8.ZA4B 2Ggg.76l 45O3lgR
EhaWls. kugs cover ]
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SAM. B. JONES, Gent Sup't.
a~IssIssinnI and Tannassss Railroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily~-.2:45 Pm. Lao am
n. Orleans Express, daIy-.S:30 am. 4 30 pm
Freight, daily eXceptSun-
90 R-His sd all
Mail Train makes direct connection fol
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection fol
CofIeeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and al points north of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket office 81 l-2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 - Main street.
A. s. LIVERMORE, Genl Sup't.
c. P. OAKLEY, Genl Ticket Agent.
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~NOn-Resideut hotics.

No, &7s-In the Chaneery cour Of Memphis,
Tennessee. Victorious Sanford, Executor,
etc, We. w. J. Norris ct al.
IT appearing from ffidavit In this cause
Il that the defendents, John d. Armour, f. A.
Handbook, q. d. Campbell. X. W. Campbell
and o. d. Gibson, Adm'rs Of Mrs. r. ?. Drake,
are non-reStdents OF the State of TENNESSEE:
tits therefore ordered. Thai they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on the first Monday
in January, 1870, and plead, answer or de-
muir to Complainant Bill, OF the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them, and set for
hearing expaIte; and that a o Of this or
der be published once q week, FOR four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
A copy-aftest:
By BKsJ. CoLAAN, Deputy Clerk and Master.
6anfcrd 4 Ray 6ols. tsr Complainant, nal2
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ALLCoCK'S POROUS PLAsTERs.

Sore and Drg Throat cured by hale a Plaster;
usually in W. or three hours.
DR.. Green, No. $40 Broadway. New York, in
forms us he sold on Monday, June -, 1862.
two PlasterS to "A young woman suffering
very severely from lumbagO. On Thursday
She called 20 get two more Tor a friend. and
then stated how the two she had purchased
on Monday had relieved her Immediately
after putting them on, and cured her ia j3Go
days OF a most distressing pain in her back
and lOins.
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. II is put up I'm a bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as il is the best
dressing for the Hair IN the world. The Lo-
ito never fails 10 remove the worst cases of
Dandruff. and restore gray and bleached hair
to its natural color.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
20 any address in the United States by express
for 81 PROF. CHRISTY q CO,
No. al Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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IN Remote Settlements of Untold Value.
Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
II the blood be pure, the body is healthy. So
II we are not in health, We know some impu-
rites are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and the sooner the betEer,
BTdndreth'S IfUS Tenl0te all from me Sysieqi
tOh6ch mature aesdS no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by BFandreth's
Pills have arrested The attention of enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards OF i've thousand
nov use them in their daily practice. n
two hundred nave given their written tesli-
mouy as TO their innocence and value, as
cleansers OF the bowels and blood.
Their untold value is TO those living in set
Element where doctors can only he had at
great expense. For II you are sick, YOU
ave only TO take one or more doses of Brand
reth's Pills 20 get cured. u directions are
with each box. Sold by all druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-25
~InsoIYenf Notice.

HAVING qualified as the Administrative
III Of the estate OF b ). Wynne, deceased,
and suggested the Insolvency thereof to the
County Court Clerk; all persons indebted to
said estate are hereby requested to come for
ward ard make settlement and oil persons
holding claims against the same. are notified
TO appear and ME them, duly authenticated
IN the manner prescribed by law. on or be-
fore the first day OF March next, or they Will
be forever barred. both in law and equity.
MARTHA ". WYNNE,
Adm'x Of B. :. Wynne, deceased.
This November II, 1873. nof2