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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23
CHAMBER OF COMn1ERCEl
Regular Monthly Meeting Yes
terday.

A meeting of the Chamber of Com
meFcs took place at their hall yesterday
STANDARDIZATION Cherry occupying
the chair.
The Secretary made q report showing
2 balance in the treasury OF S196. h
estimates that $1,000 will be necessary to
carry on the organization through the
present commercial year, snd thar some
arrangements must be made to pro.
vide il.
Messrs. Shaw and Harris, Joseph Le-
now aud Hamilton were elected MEM
bers OF the Chamber.
The names Of nine members we're re-
ported as having positively refused to
pay their dues. What ia 10 be done about
it viii be decided at next meeting.
a committee was appointed to see the
owners of Odd Fellows hall, and learn
al what time it will have to be given up.
Messrs. L T. Msrye, Joseph LenoW,
Wm. n. Harrington and J. Z. Swayne
were appointed 8 committee to obtain
the. sense of the citizens upon the sub
jsct of the commercial convention pro-
posed to be held here in May next. They
are to report at a meeting TO be held on
Monday evening, March Oh, when
Messrs. Clapp and Marye are to address
ladies, citiZsns and members of the
Chamber upon the benefits and impor-
lance of the proposed convention.
The National Board of Trade assessed
our Chamber $I35, to help pay their ex-
penses for the current year. 1t was
voted that the Secretary be instructed to
remit the amount TO the Secretary OF the
National Board, at Boston.
After which, the Chamber adjourned
until Monday evening, March 9Th, when
they will meet to hear the report of the
and the addresses of MessIs.
Cispp and Msrys.
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UsEMENI

THE NEW MFMPHIs-There was
good house at the New Memphis lssi
night, the weather considered. Mr..
| Mayo appeared TO better advantage than
on Saturday night, when We understand
he played under the Disadvantages Of
! severe indispOsition, from which he hiss
not yet entirely recovered. The COM
pany were, one and all, equal to their
reputation, and the piece Cadet La
PeTie-passed of c~reditably. Tonight
we are to have Hamlet.
GAIETY AND VARIETIES were both
very full. The bad weather outside
making things jollier inside. Miss Hindie
is the " bright particular" at the GAiety,
and La petite anita at the Varieties. At
the latter place Miss LOtiie Mitchell,
Helene de We're. and other old fsvOEites,
hold sway and draw crowds nightly.
BEHEFIF.-T0-night, be it remem-
bered, Mr.. Frank Mayo has generously
rendered a benefit to the benevolent or
der Of the BENZ Berth. He will appear
in his great character Of Hamlet" and
we guarantee thst sll who go to see him
will ne satisfied Of the fact that he is 8
great actor.
CoNCERT.-The great concert for the
be1eft of st. PstFick's church takes
place Thursday night. See the sdver-
tisemens and programme elsewhere.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". WdldrGa
Judge.-NO jury cases were decided IL
this Court yesterday. The following
cases sre set for trial to-day;
1922 State VS.. Conway.
1926 Same We. Campbell.
2554 to 255S Same VS.. Williams.
2576 to $3.50 Same VS.. Brown.
25Sl to 25SS Same VS.. Burk.
1888 TO 259S Same VS.. Sullivan.
1899 to 260I Same VS.. Garvey.
2609 to 26l4 Same VS.. Norton.
22lS Same VS.. Herman.
26I9 to 1922 Same Va. Moffatt.
The cases inserted below will be called
for trial on Wednesday:
2640 to 2649 State VS.. Midget.
$3.50 to 1854 Same VS.. Harris.
2542 Same VS.. Williams.
1855 Same Va. Morrison.
1857 to 1861 Same vs.. S@mmon.
1862 to 1865 Same VS.. High.
1868 to 2673 Same VS.. Turner.
2674 Same VS.. Dies.
1854 to 1855 Same vs.. Swon.
1892 Same VS.. Lindsey.
2g75 to 1918 Same VS. same.
CHANCERY COURT Vim. Il. Smith,
| OaHceHor.-The following cases are ssL
for hearing to-day OF motions, pleas,
etc.
| Mcclure vs. WOODBURY..
Pfannesteihl VS. Lehman.
Himstedt VS. Memphis Gsyoso Savings
Institution.
Pfemfert VS. same.
Miller vs. same.
Mccain VS. Hill.
Morgan vs. Conner.
State vs. OveTtOn Hotel Company.
S1mmervliie Us Shelton.
Slaughter vs. Warner.
Anderson vs. Cross.
Park vs. Park.
FInlay VS. Heylin.
II the shove cases are finished in time
the Court will Ts6ua.e Yesterdays cal
enGsrj commencing with Stout vs.. Ran
dOlph. The following orders are held
up as incomplete:
Fitzgerald vs. Baltiee.
Harris ys Davis.
Blessing vs. Psnte.
CIRCUIT COURT Geo. ". Reeves,
Judge.-Fhis Court convened yesterday
atlI O'Clock and resumed the case Of De-
Shield & Co. VS.. Clements & Bro, which
engaged the Court during the remainder
of the day. The jury in the above case,
upon being charged, retired aud brought
u u verdict for the plaintiff to the
smOunt Of S4O74. A good many cases
on yesterdays calendar were continued.
To-day ths motion in behalf Of the State
vs.. Philip Garvin aud his securities, for
failure TO pay over TO the Comptroller Of
the State certain monies collected under
and by virtue OF the Office of Tax eOllec-
tor OF Shelby County for the year 1857,
viii be taken up. II the parties are ready
to investigate this matter 10 other busi-
ness will be entertained, as this motion
will very likely engsse the Court for
two or three days. II, however, the par
ties sre not ready the Trial Docket will
be taken up, commencing with csse No.
143 and running to No. 1S3 inclusive.
LAW CoURT-H s.. Lee, JWdge.-The
first case OF yesterdays calendar, Davis
VS. Davis, was Submitted to the Court on
proof. The case of Johnson VS.. Wicks
ct al was next brought up. The balance
of the day was passed in emp4nneliug q
jury in The above cause. To-day, the
aforementioned case Will again bs taken
I'D, ard, in all probability, viii occupy
the Court for several days 10 come
CRIMINAL COURT. - Wm. Hunter,
JHdge.-This Court, upon molten, ad-
jCuEned yesterday in conmsmoration of
the birthday Of George Washington.
To-day, the calendar published Sunday
mornis < will be taken up, and the cases
thereon called for trial.
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MORE BLOOD.
ANOTHER VECTIEg.
The Dickens Place Mystery
Defpcas.

THE APPEAL gave on Sunday morn
ing, a full account OF tine terrible tragedy
which occurred on the Dickens place on
Friday night lest. We also gave yester-
day morning the facts, so far IS we could
earn them, OF the finding OF the BODY OF
: negro man supposed to have bsen
crushed 10 death under the wheels OF the
train on the Memphis & OliO Railroad.
Certain facts came to light yesteTdsy
which 90 to show that the negro thus
found, did not come TO his deaui in the
msnueT supposed, but was most probably
fUuBy dealt with and that his murder
was 8 continuation OF the ssssssinEgions
Of the previous night.
The ueceao5d Was q servant Of Col.
Dickens, and had been sent to the city
that morning with the news CT the
bloody afisir Of Friday night, and TO pro-
cure surgical aid. He stopped, on his
way 70 town, at the place OF DIR. Dick
ems, va three miles out, and there lefI
ais horse, proceeding the balance OF tine
way to the city on foot. Here ne called
at the Shsr.ff's Office, and the office of
DR.. Taylor, and gave his information,
and while at the Sheriff's be displayed a
ten dollar bill z e large army pistol
belonging to Gel. Dickens.
He started back before the Sheriff, and
walked 10 the house Of DR.. DIckeus,
where he got his horse. When mr.
Curry came along, he found him in COM
pany with q white man at q grocery
near tbs National Cemetery, both pretty
well fuddled. The negro mounted as
they came up, and prepared to proceed
home4ard with Mr.. CurFy's party. Just
then, however, a train came along, and,
excited by his liquor, the foolish fellow
got his horse on Ehe track snsad OF the
engine, ana tried to race win it. Tbs
engineer, as soon as he saw this mad
freak, blew /" on brakes" and tried TO
stop the locomotive. The horss, mean
while, stumbled along over the cross
ties, and at last fell on the trRck,-horse
and rider rolling down together just as
the engineer succeeded in bringing his
train 70 q stop, within q few feet OF
them.
The fall, however, did no harm to
either, anu after rubbing his head and
receiving q hearty cursing from the en-
the negro mounted his morse and
rode on. He was aIterwaTG seen in COM
pRDy with two men, near the anne gro
Gerry, and nothing more is known OF hin
until his body was run over, and he2d
from the trunk, by the outward
train. On searching the corpse, neither
money nor the pistol was found, and the
we're turned wroDgside out. The
men last seen with MIN were ne
groes, and strangers to the party who
saw them.
There are other facts also which we
have learned, and which for the present
suppress, which point directly to the
.sct that this negro was murdered, and
bis deGthd link IN the chain Of dssa8sina-
ions previously determined on.
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PRRsNNaL.

We were well pleased to meet and take
by the hand in u office yesterday, Gen.
l.. B. Pierce, Superintendent Of Agan-
cies, and General Agent OF the Phaaix
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
DR.. Duncan, surgeon on the staff Of
Gen. Gillem, is ia the city. All who
ever met the Doctor will bear US out in
ssyiug that he is 8 genial, whole souied
gentleman, q wit, scholar gnd poet-the
latter Ia the true seuse Of the word; for
he is the author Of that exquisite gem,
originally published in the APPEAL, and
often since republished: 1.-THE Proudest
Record Il Is possible that he may be
induced 10 give one " his inimita5ls
readings before he leaves the city.
L. Randall, Esq., Of th9 wholesale drug
establishment Of Messr5. VIM. d'E leh
d Co, st. Louis, Is in town, and stop
ping CO the Peabody.
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PERsoNAL-The friends and &C
quaintances Of p. T. Forsyth, Esq,
will be glad to learn that he is
still in the pOPu,aE house of B.
Iowenstein & Bros, wholesale ard re-
tail dry goods dealers. Dir. +. wishes TO
let his friends know that he has not left
This house, as was enormously reported
5n he counties Of Cross, POinsstts and st.
Francis, in ATkansss. He viii always
be found st his post, ready to wait upon
his friends and customers in the most
satisfactory manner, and will fl all or
ders entrusted to his care punctnaiiy.
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SNOw.-AboUu ten O'CLOCK yesterday
morning a heavy sleet set ia and lasted
for several hours without intsTmission.
At two o'clock the siset turned into
snow, and for sn hour the flakes 1eS
thick and fast. The balance OF The sfter-
noon and evening WAS an alienation be-
tween sieet and rain. At writing, the
weather Is very cold, and e slight sieet is
falling, and q prospect OF q horrid night.
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THE oyERToN HoTEL.-A report has
been circulated in Memphis and on the
various trains coming iotO the city for
sometime psst, hat the 0gertoa Hotel
wat about to be closed, or TO be sold for
use as 3 courthouse. The lumor Bas
doubtless started by interested parties,
with the view OF injuring tbs business OF
the hotel, but We are glsd to learn that
there Is no foundation for the report,
and that this elegant hotel will be
kept in the future ss It has been in the
past, in first-elSss style, rs the proprle.
tors have speeisl price Of sustaining its
reputation as the hotel Of Memphis.
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LOCKSMITH.
Ordinance.

DEft Ordained, etc. SECTION 1. That there
ID be Issued OF tbs Bonds OF the City Of Men,
phfs dva hundred thousand dollars in one
thousand dollar bonds, having thirty years TO
run, with coupons attached, at six per cent
per anuun, which bonds shall be issued by the
dry for the purpose OF funding its cue indebt-
edness. and saying the same.
Sec. 2. The Mayor. after giving ten days no.
tics in the newspaper OF The city of Memphis,
shall hold an election and submit tOthe q0ali-
nsd voters of tse city whether said bonds shall
be issued, and If approved By 8 majority Of said
voters. the SAME shall be so issued.
Passed ntliy, February 10, 1853. Approved
February II, 1853.
). r. SWAYNE, Mayor, pro. tenn.
Attest: L. Il. RICHARDS, City Register.
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ANOTHER 0UTRAGE.-The Huntsville
Dolly Democrat says that, on Thursday
night, q party Of Radical whites and ne
grOes, with shOt-guns snd torches, went
to the house Of 8 man, whose nsme we
could not learn, st or near Somerville,
Ala, and demanded Of him the person
Of bis so~n-iu-lnw, Vest, a friend of Fsne-
Ion w. Raglsnd, who was a~sssssinated
by some Radical devil, last week, They
threatened TO burn the house II he was
not delivered up; but he was not there.
Yesterday morning. Vest went into
>Somervilie, asd, this Radical band
threatening him, he left and came over
to Tfisns, in this county. Will the r ld-
zeal organs set this down as q Ku Klux
outrage, OF will they play mum?
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A CLINcHER.-Two Dewsboys stood
locking ut the cartoon In q show vim
dow on Main street, representing the
Storm-spirit destroying q belfry. After
eriticising the probability of the picture
fronting to the 5iOTm-spirit, /" That's the
devil" "No Ii ain't, neither" was the
reply. "Well, he's playing he'll with
that bell, anyhow" That settled the
matter,
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ELEcTIoM notice.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MEEPHIs, TENS., February II, 1863.
In accordance with an act of the Legislature,
passed December 3, 1857, and the foregoing Or
FINANCE, passed by the Board OF Aldermen
February Is, 1853, aud approved February II,
1869. the said Ordinance viii be submitted TO q
vote of the qualified voters Of the city, AZ an
election to be held for thai purpH se, A. the vo-
ting places OF said city, on Monday, the nrst
day OF March. 1853. those voting Tor bne issu-
Rnce OF said bonds 10 have on their tickets
tae vvord - Po1dsn and those voting against
thS fsSnaoca 81 the same the words No
Bonds y ard the Sergeant AZ Arms VIII con-
duct the said election, by whom a list OF the
iadges CLERKS and voting places viii be duiy
announced. In concurrence with the commits
sioner OF Reg ssrati0n for Shelby county, Tenn.
J.E. SWAINE.
febIS Mayor, pro. tenn.
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OFFICERS or TIE COMPANY.

At n meeting of the stockholders, held at the
St. Charles Hotel in New Orleans, in pursuance
t. notice, en- the 2Sth day of January, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen lin acc )rdapce to
terms o. charter1 were elected Directors for the
ensuing year:
TnomEs A. Adams, New Orleans.
Alfred MouIton, New Orleans.
ID. DeBaVen, New Orleans.
VIM. Creary, New Orleans.
Howard M~lllspaugh, New Orleans.
John Paul Baker, New Orleans.
JohR A. 9raw, New Orleans.
H. NauIting, New Orleans.
d. W. FlowreDce, Vicksburg.
Or. j. r. WatKins, Memphis.
~. S. OTIS, Memphis.
DIR. j. w. Rogers, Memphis
]. Edward Montgomery. Memphis
John B. Davies, Louisville.
A. Baker, Louisville.
samuel II Patterson, Jacksonville.
John Cobb, Maids N, I'D.
Gen. I. I. CrittendeD, Madison, Ind.
d. Z. Martin, ST. Louis.
Capt. Il. +. Carson, ST. Louis.
Alta meeting OF the Directors, held for the
purpose Ct electing officers the following
named gentlemen were elected:
ID. DeHavep, President. New Orleans.
John A. draw Vice Presld emit, New Orleans.
II. MUlspaughs Treasurer, New Orleans.
N. Otis, Secretary, Memphis.
John r. Davies, Chief Engineer, Louisville.
Rs Kirk, Superintendent, Madison.
C. $. Stewart, Assistant Secretary, New Or
leans.
J. I. winnemere, General Agent, st. Charles
Hotel. New Orleans.
+. Y. Rocket has been appointed Agent,
with Office at Memphis, to whom Application
may be made for exchange OF lands for stock
In the Company.
Office No As Madison street.
~ Lsdger and Post copy Sw, iebI1
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James Han, ESQ.,
Dear Sir: Attbe ensuing election for
County Com missioner, Ii is Of the ut
most Importance that q man Of thorough
illness ia all respects be selected for that
responsible position, without reference
TO party, and We recognize such q n in
you. We respectfully request the use OF
your name in that connection.
Respectfully.
MAINTAIN PAYERS.
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CORRECTION We are glad to learn
that the statement that Mr.. John l..
Z chberg's private papers we're destroyed
IN thu fire which consumed his store on
Saturday night, is an error. Some cor
respondenes, loose letters, old receipts,
etc, left in a business desk, were all the
papers that were destroyed. His books
and valuables were in the safe, and were
EaUad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23

The Opfnien of an 0Hieer I'm the tray.
AZ imposition l noticed that a large propor-
Ioa OF the mems knapSaeks contained a box
OF Ifochss =, being generally used by them for
Colds, etc., BTolGn's Bronchial Troehes" should
be used upon tbe hrst appearance . 4 Cold or
Cough, which by neglect may terninate in
s0me incurable Lung Disease,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23

JUDGE THOMAS LEONARD, OF the
Shelby County Court, is not related, by
blood or marriage, 10 Thomas Lsonsrd,
eX-trustee Of the county. Judge Leon
ard is q Kentuckian by birth, and has
resided in Memphis over twenty years. +
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DIRE0F TRADE CONVENTION.
CnAxBER OF coxnrncE

OF CoNNFRcE.l
MEMPHIS, TENs., February Is 1859
OUR ciGiz-ns are reminded that the CoDyan-
" ton held at Norfolk In October Lass 10 pro-
0tsdirec uade between that port snd E9-
rope. adjourned 70 meet in this city 81 enca
siQnate. and thew are earnestly invited 70 as
sembse At this Chamber ON MONDAY Inc md
inst, At 3 pm, 20 adopt such plans aod organl-
ard uphold me Tsputstion Of our ely as one
of the Foremost IN the march OF enterrIise and
n 90 ESQ Remembering what an 1mpals 0ur
form A. rouyeutlons gave to every interest here,
7 can mt hope the meeting VIII be largely at
Tended BY ali classes OF our eit1kene.
febl6 w. Il. CHERRY, Prest.
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IRISH LITERARY Ass0CIATIoN.-A
special meeting Of the Iiisa Literary AS
ISOLATION will be held az their Hall this
evening, February 2SJ, at hsl-psst
seven O'Clock, to transact important bul
siness. A full attendance IL requested.
BERNARD COLL. Secretary,
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Buckeye SaIVe.-Tke great
remedy Iorthe cure 0fPiles. Just
received and for sale by W. N.
WfIkeFsOn * &C., Druggists. $40
Main Street.
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KALCEMINING. - Walls snd ceilings
beautifully and artisticslly csIesmined
SC the shortest notice, by Hook & LIS
Grill, No. IS Monroe street.
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RUCKEYE great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
mkNRFEELD a. HTGBEE.
Wholesale Drugg5sts.
30I & SO3 Main 81.
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Chickering's Sold Medal Pianos,
q. G. Hollenbsrg, Sole Agent.
2se SECOND STREET, : MEMPHIS, TENN

A SUPPLY of the above Pianos n other
"a excellent Pianos constantly on hand.
-second-hsnd Pianos bought, sold and ex-
changed. TuniGg and Repairing lone In q SUI
perior workmsnllke manner. Every Plan
fully warranted. Ieb2l
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TOURISTS will fnd the American
House, Boston, the best point from
which to visit n~eighboriBg places Of in
tor, suites Of rooms, baths, etc.
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GOOD INK.-Mr. Mathew Murphy hiss
our thanks for s bottle Of splendid writ
ing fluid of his Own manufacture. The
NIX is "tip-tOp," snd 10 mistake.
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EUROPEAN EXCHANGE.-4gite num-
Der OF cur readers have occasion to
remit money 70 their frieEds in Europe,
and TO DO 30 safely, and with certainty,
fs quite an important consideration.
The German National Bank OF our city
has arrangements made so as TO draw
direct on all the principal cities Of Eng
land. Ireland ana Scotland, as we'll as on
the principal cities OF the European
continent. These Wishing TO remit
money 70 Europe, could not do so more
eafely or expeditiously than by buying
exchange frsm the German National
Bank.
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STOCK Of groceries and fixtures at suc-
ton, ALI Msia street, at ten O'Clock this
morning.
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CITY MATTERS.

LINENS, white goods and smbroideries
at &. LOwenstein & Bros this week. I
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If you wants good old Megibben whisky,
20 TO Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main ct.
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Prof. W Jones Jfs NIL LlAD.s LOnuOh, Eng,
sir A. Moore, MD, E"
Prof. DePfan, MD, Paris
" Puisski ksdeski, Md, Vienna.
DIR. JONES has a case OF 800 different kinds OF
medicineg with him, comprising the best from
every part of the world, with which he cures
nesriy all Of the old standing %(chroniel diseases
that afnict both sexes and persons Of every age.
without any Inconvenience or neglect of
busintS IS.
C~ross-Fyes Made straight and
This operation can be performed in all cases
without fail, and PfoE. Jones VIII do It sue
c~essfnily in old or young.
AMAUhOSIS. or Nervous blindness kiihuA
treated.
Surgery-Cataract operated for. Artificial
Pupil, ~Eneanthus, Exeanthus, Ptosis, PteE-
gium, Rsvt Tor mothers mark removed. Tu-
mor5 in the Eye or ar removed. Cancers ex-
tracted. Hernia Tor rupturel and CLUB Foot
successfully operated upon. Enlarged IonsDs
incised, (eut4 with improved Instruments for
thai express purpose. Hare LIP operated FOR
and the defOrmity removed. SullettOes intro
dueed for F1Stula L~RshrymaIts Tor Yatery eyel.
Laryngotomy and al dificnlJ and delicate Ope-
rations in Surgery performed or hand with
skill and the most improved instruments. DR..
Jones believes Els instruments are superior to
those OF any surgeon in the United states, and
are in keeping with the mechanism and SCI
ence of tue age, and give him q decided advan-
surgeons, nos one in q thousand OF whom pos
sess such a useful, TodeTn, ana magnificent
case of costly surgical tools.
OfQRRHEA, or discharge of the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Measeis,
Scro.ula, Cold, or anything else, is cured By Dr..
Jones ~ OtO or young, ana The HcaEluE ISSiDTeO
or benefited. Two-thiIds OF the cases Of total
deafness night be prevented il this disease
were not so shamefuily neglected.
IL STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scrlbet for at orce By Or. Jones, and the patient
can Csc tue remedies at homa. And all opera
Tons are performed immedistsiy before me
patient leaves the Doctor. All who are afflicted
should come prepared to have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
81 Read DR. Jones advertisement relating TO
the cure of diseases OF the lungs and Throat
In another part of this paper. JaSl
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BUCKEYE sALYE.---A fresh
supply Of Ihe justly celebrated
aFsicie for the cure of Plies, re-
ceiVes aud for sale by
u. w. JONES IL CO.,
wholesale Druggists.
257 Main street.
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben & Bro, 2S1 Main st. t
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BLFACHED sheetiBEs and shirtings at
B. LOWenstein q Bros this week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23

WHITE goods ard embreideries at B.
Lowenstein & Bros this week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23

IFyou want good old Megibben whisky,
&c to Megibben & Bro, 25l Main ST. I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-23

THE celebrated Aberdour shifting fer
sale SC 3. Lowenstsin 6 Bros.