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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-08

A RECENT correspondent in one of the
morning papers gave q partial account
Of some Of The schools in this CITY, one OF
which be omitted, the Armour Institute
on Msdis0n Street. The writer hap
peped 70 attend crs Of the quarterly ex-
an nations last Monday night and found
TO his surprise, quite an entertainment.
The exercises were vocal and instrument
tai music, e~harades, recitations, dia-
logues, etc. The charsde, Petroleum,
was very fGe, and very well rendered,
by Misses IcCOmbs, Alexander, and
Drew, Sith Masters Norris and Wolc Ut.
W0man's r ghtF, by Miss Drew and
Mas~ Baker, Armour aud Norris, wss
also very well presented. The vocal and
instrumental music reflects great credit
on Prot. WiiZnsr, who is very careful
In his instruction and q thorough musi-
clan. Piano solo, by Miss Merriman,
was fiueiy executed; also, q duet BY
Misses Forrest and Drew. Toe Tecits-
tons were also given with good effect.
This Institution is IN 8 very furnishing
conditiOn, and reflects great credit on
the principal, Mrs. Armour, who is g
very accomplished and thorough teach.
or. We Understand she has had to refuse
quite q number OF applicants on account
Of want Of room, which she intends to
remedy next session. she will give the
Anniversary exercises in June, when we
hope 1t will be in a public hall, SO as to
accommodate all her friends, as the
school rooms are not large enough.
NEW PoTAToEs-ConaWay 4 Co., 1868
Main street.
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SHELBY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-Notice is hereby given to the
that Msj. VIM. J. Sykes and Geo.
q. Holmes, Esq, have been requested
and are fully Authorized to canvass the
county ana city, to solicit subscriptions
of stock to the Shelby County Agricul-
tural, Mechanical and Horticultural So
ciety, recently chartered by the General
Assembly OF Tennessee, and will pro-
coed ct once - make g thorough canvass,
and afford an opportunity to all citizens
to become interested ia the movement.
An earnest sppsRl-is made to the public
to respond to the call OF these gentlemen.
NJ. D, L. STEWART,
President of IncorporatOrR.
LEON TROVSDAIE. SECRETARY.
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DEMoCRACY.
The Nominating Convention
- ssas to-day.
Complete Lust Of The delegates.

To-day at high noon y the Dsmoc.
racy Of Shelby county wiz, through del
| egates representing the masses, meet m
convention to choose their stand ard
bearers In the coming judicial election
and as their candidates for the following
Three judges OF the Supreme Court.
Attorney General and Reporter Of ths
State.
Chancellor Of Shelby County.
Judge OF the Law Court.
Judge OF the Criminal Court.
Judge OF the Municipal Court.
Judge OF the Fifteenth Judicial Cir
cult.
Attorney General Of the Criminal
Court.
Prosecuting Attorney Of the Municipal
Court.
Attorney General Of the Fifteenth Ju-
dieial Circuit.
AS the public are aware, Ward and
District meetings were held on Thurs
day and last nights TO select delegates to
fully represent every portion OF the
Democratic party, the number Of dele
gates allowed TO each ward being in eX-
act proportion 10 the number Of white
vOtersIu that ward, taking the vote OF
TIE lsts Presidential election as 8 bssis,
and allowing two delegates to every
hundred voters.
.Tne following S-e the complete re-
turns showing tns nsmes and number Of
the delegates:
First Ward.
Delegates: Owen Dryer, John Win
tiers, Won Kehoe, Thomas Collins, Mi
chsel McFadden. John Turner, J. L
RaDdle, James Dolan, ]. A. Newsome
and Pat Burns-l0.
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Gorham Manufacturing Company
PROVIDENCE, r. l.,
STERLING SILVER WARE

FINE ELECTRO PLATED WARE.
THIS Company, having the NEST extensive
L and complete Silverware Factory in the
world. and employing the best talent in de-
signing, modelling aud finishing. are, with the
ali of Ingenious and labOr-saving machinery,
enabled 10 produce in large quantities. and At
the loves: prices, go ICs beautiful in design a2d
unsurpassed in finish. the nneness OF which
Mint assaE. n certificate Il issued with all ar
ueIes il silve. for the purpose of protecting
purchasers from initations of their designs.
They also continue to manufacture their well
known asd unriyaue3 Niekel-Sliyer Electro
Plated Ware. which viii last twentHsfive years
Rith fair everyday usage.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
r. nuErNnh hare
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Cotton Machinery.

EOR SALE, a complete set OF Cotton Ma
d chineIy foFR MIL OF LEO looms, Of = capacity
of 2.OC0 pounds weekly OF s. inch heavy sheet
ings. Carding IS new. ana OF the best make:
nas 9esn run Sus n n-aassrs ~ 9pantHg, tpas'
feet order; together with harnesses, reeds.
beams, bobbfns, and all the furniture neces-
szry to start and run 3 mill Of the above size At
once. Can be delivered In Boston immedi-
ately. Applyto YIN GRAY q CO.
ap27 sc summer Street, boston, Mas
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IO-4 Table Clothing so cents; 1914
SheetinR 45 cents; best Pillog Case
Cotton zoe all Linen Towels l2l cents;
q nice quality "A hleaehed domestic l24
cents full stock Of Irish Linens always
on hand. J. H. LOewenttine & Bros, 231
Main street, Cay Building.
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THE THROAT AND LUNGS.

DR.. LIsHTHILL refers with pleasure
and pride to the extraordinary sue
cess which has attended his system
OF treatment in New York City during the
past fifteen years, and during his professional
solourns in Cin~eInnati,Est. Louis and Louis
vile, and recently in Nashville, Tenn.
Below he submits, with confidence. a few
OF the many hattering credentials which he
has received from some of the most reliable
well known sources in acknowledgement
OF benefits received. Many more OF a similar
nature, and from equally reliable sources, may
be seen at this ONCE.
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FOE SALE.

TOR SALE.-Thsb beautiful Resldenee Known
as The MENkEk PLACE, on BOUNDARY
Svegue. about Two blocks north OF the terml
ms OF The POPLAR street railroad. The grouDcs
comprise aUOut ~ sores, VIII carEsse mouse
and ouJ-hOuses. Il vii be sold on IaForeDIe
Hppiy toMkNKES BROTHER. mhs
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NEW lot Satin Psrasols, SIS 80, at N.
Kraus 4 Co.'S, cor. Main and Adams. i

NEWEST styles striped and figured
Grenadines Is to q cents; figured and
striped Lawns Is cents extra nice Or
CANDIES 35 cents; large stock Lisle
Thread; checked, striped and solid
colured Peplins, and g full stock of
Fringes. Great bargains. J. H. Loewen-
slime q Bros, 2Sl Main street, CJsy
Bailding.
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Delegates: Gen. Marcus J. Wright,
B. 3. Bsrnea. az. Ga motion, W. ). S.
Adams aud Adam Hines were recon-
men:ed as the two additional delegates,
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GLORY GLoKY!-TO these that are
desirous OF purchasing dry goods, shoes,
etc, row ts your lime 10 lay Ia your
et0ek frr one yeer ahead, as Vsndig &
Bro, Nc. 22G Main streei, are closing out
their entire stock regardless Of cost or
value. Speciality ia dress goods.
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Delegates: Oven Smith, Gel. A. H.
Douglas, Col. w. L. Duff, Major John
Somerville, Capt, James Bsehman, Capt.
w. G. Folkes, I. w. O'Donneli and
John s. MILAN.
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From z. A. Collins, Esq, of Milan, Tenn.
To THE En1ToRs or THE APPEAL
aENTLEMEN-Dr. Lighthfu expects to visit
your city soon, and for the benefit of the suf.
fering 1 wish to say, through you, to your very
extensive acquaintance in this and other
Southern States, that Dr.. Lghthm can do all
for the suffering that can be Afforded by skill,
science and 3 comprehensive experience.
Iplsced under his treatment, over two years
since, my niece, Miss Eiza Mitchum, OF MeLe-
morssyille, Tenn. She had been suffering from
a child, with a rising in the head, which had
for years emitted through the ear a very ugly
and offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians of the country,
and had bafned the skill of them an. IN.
Lighthm kept her under his immediate charge
for ten days and then sent her hoDae with rem
edles. She used the remedies as directed. and
in three months was entirely wen, and stin
continues In excellent health.
1t may be proper 10 state that when Miss
Mitchum went under DR.. LIghtbin's treatment
she was unable to walk, and, as her friends
thought was rapidly approaching death.
If you have any friends among your extern
sive acquaintance suffering with any chronic
disease, you may safely recommend them TO
DR.. LighthIL Yours, very respectfully.
L. Az COLLINS.
From Capt. sIlas p. Miller, Proprietor OF
the Gait HOuse, Louisville. Ky.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
1t affords me great satisfaction to be able to
testify to the success Of Dr.. Llghthin in the
treatment OF deafness, and:sxpress my sense Of
obligation to him.
My hessing had been impaired for a number
OF years, at times 70 such an extent as to en-
DafIdea mc g]AAOE1As' - Ae
whose care I placed myself. has removed the
dInacuIty completely, and restored me to Per
feet hearing. sILAs f. MILLER.
nom DR.. w. 3. Reid. of FRANKLIN, Tenn.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. February 10, 1853.
DIR. LIGHrH1LL: The case OF ear disease in
nay family, lately treated by yon, was one Of
some twelve or fifteen years duration, involv-
ing, as was thought, a total distraction of hear
ing in the ear affected. It gives me pleasure to
bear testimony to the rare skil with which
yeu performed q necessary operation, as well
IS the judiciousness of your subsequent treat
ment, which has resulted, l am Happy TO be-
iieve, in the entire cure OF the disease, and as
complies q restoration OF hearing as the case
admitted Of Respectfully,
VS.. KEID.M.D,
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I'D. EDWARDS, No. rs Second street,
ia and will receive daily BY express fine
Northern Lake Fish. the summer
through. Retail price Is cents 4 pound.
Hotels res~taursnts' and steamboats,
wholesale price l24 cents q pound. Re
ceiving fine Western Reserve Butter,
and berries and fruits alwsys on ice.
I'D. EDWARDS,
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Gee. d. Prentice. Esq. EdItsr of
ms Louisville Journal.
DR.. JIeHTHILL-DEAR sIR; 1 I'm sorry to
learn that you contemplate leaving Louisville
at the end Of the present week. earnestly
wish that your engagements elsewhere might
permit you to remain here for a time longer.
Your sojourn among Us, DR.. Lighthin, VIII be
long remembered by cur people. It has been a
blessing to many. You have treated me and q
female member OF my family with great sue
cess. You seem TO understand, as by intuition,
the character Of q malady and Its best remedy.
You have a multitude OF patients in this city,
and I have not seen OF heard of one to whom
you VI held out the promise Of relief with
out rendering it. Your entire practice among
US has been a brilliant success, and I eheerfully
recommend you to my many friends South,
and the public at large, as a physician desery-
ing the utmost confidence.
Hoping that you may live long to be a bless
Ing to additional thousands OF the AFFLICTED, I
am, very truly, yours,
GEO. D.. PRENTICE
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ANOTHER lot ladies' ell linen Hand
kerehiefs, 81 IS per dozen. Gents sll
linen HaLCEeTchiefs, "a per dozen worth
IS, 81 Il. KKsUs q Co.'s, cor. Main snd
Adams.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-NeW
Prints, D1mestips, Stripes, Linens and
C~ottonsdes at NJ. KrAus d Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams.
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aE5IPgElS APPEAL
GEce--Ko. Is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

During this n Onth Only =!
0ur Whole Seek of Dress
GsSds al COST! The above sac
rfGce Is nBs de tO Fs0uce our
SfOck. SJeTZOg s Bro, 2S4 Main
street CIa-k's Marble Block.
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Seventh Ward.

Delegates; Robert GOode, Robert
Hutchinson, n. G. Dent, J. 3. Sharpe,
Joseph Bruce and Henry j. Lynn, the
last named being made a delegate by
special resolution adopted by the meet
ing, 81.
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Sixth Ward,

Delegates: Il. B. Norment, r. A.
Thompson, A. l.. Swingley, Jack Hal
stead, E. f. Risks. Tne following
gentlemen are sltsTnates: 1. Hap
peek, Sam Moore, II. NJ. James,
w. N. Harrington and jos. A. Gronauer.
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Delegates: NJ. w. Kenney, James
Collins, ]. Hslsey, J. o, Duff, c. B.
Galloway, M. D. Il. Stewart, ]. d. Brit
ton, A. Woodward, Z. d. Noae and 81.
NJ. L1eWenstein-l0.
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THE Right Rev. BugnjOn ID. Erlacb,
Bishop of the Greek Gnu en-, will preach
in The new Baptist Church (Dr. Ford
on Second street, near Bsal, Sunday
morning (to-morrow) at 10 o'clock.
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BEAUTIFUL styles Linen Lawns Is
cents: 600 quality while Msrssilles 80
cent? solid c..lored al shsdes q eeD Is
creat barasins a lsdies and children
tboes. J.H. LnaWeEstine d Bros 23i
Main street, ClGy Building.
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CHIDRES's DRESSES ,FROH PARIS
We will close out cur importation 81
children's MaTseiles dresses at cost.
Nfenkeu Brothers.
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S17Ce more! The attention Of
everybody TO suF ID cents yard
Wild BIeachsd DCmeStics. Her
zOg & BeO., "a Main street.
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Eighth ward,


Delegates P. B. Winters, Van A. W.
Anderson. II. A.ROgers, Henry Marks,
John l.. u. Taylor, (5).
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, hiss all
the illustrated, literary, scientific, Irish,
German, French AID sporting weekiies,
Chic $50, Nashville, Louisville, Cincin-
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MILK OF VIOLETs.

EOR Identifying and whitening the com
Is plexion it is uuequslsd. entirely nee from
injurious substances, largely used by the elite
and operate artists of Europe, and Is new be-
fog Introduced for the first time In America
with great and hattering success. Ask for the
MILK OF NIOLETS, accept of 40 substitute,
and wherever introduced it will be indispensa-
bic to ev-ry lad rs comple e toilet. For sale nv
all druggists and fancy goods dealers. Wv.
BRINCRAdOFF, removed to lCollese Place,
New York. myI
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Delegates: NV. Cochran, p. Nal
lon, E Marshall, E1. Herman, d. r.
Loewenstins, Martin Reynolds, Frank
Kesrney, E. A. Levy, John COssrOve
and B. N. Hart. Mir. w. D. l. Hand
was appointed to represent this ward as
a meEnber of the Saeiby County Exeeu-
tive COfomittes-lO.
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Fourth ward.


Delegates: NJ. G. Galloway, T. s.
Ayres, J. j. Dnbose, s. @. Walker, I. T.
aud James Brett-6.
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kxOTHKK large drive Mems Rritisb
Halt X So. 81 % ger dozen, worth s.,
at M. Krsus q Co.'s, coin Main sDd
Adams.
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BEAUTIFUL double width solid colored
Alpacas, all shades, IS cents full assort-
ment Ct striped AIpac2s Is cents good
quality double width alpaeas IS cents ;
large stock of Dress Goods at extremely
low prices. J H. bOewenstine d Bros !,
2sl Main street, Clay Building. I
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New Goods! New Goods! View
Goo s!!! HeIZ Og & BrO., 294
Main street.
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FRRING But NogLR- sELF-HELP FOR
u young men who, having erred, desire q bet
ter Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
Of charge. II bsnefftted. return the post
age. Address, PHILANTHROS, Box p, Phila-
Pa mh1edaW
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\ NEW styles standard prints, just re.
eeived, 12io per yard, at N. kraus e
Co.'s, corner Main ard Adams. I
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Coon article I0-qusrier niesebed sheet
inge, SOC per yard, at ID. hTsas q COS,
corner Main and Adsms.
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ANOTHER lot al wool Csssimeres, 75c
psr yard, 81 M. Kraus & Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams. 7
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AT THE CoNMsRIAL we notice The
names Of w. Z. SnmmaIl and w. a..
Powell of Georgia, @. @. Hawthorn OF
New York, Thos. J. KlIick Of Dyers-
burg, DR.. Chas. r. ScsttergOod aud 81.
V. SeattergOod of Albany N. Y, Il.
Weaver, +. J. Smith, Arkansas, James
TommeDy, G.. Buras and p. O'ro0le of
s. Louie, Capt. N. G. @. Reed Of Madi-
soD, ARK.
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GENTS Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
Furnishing Goods at extra bargains. All
Eeol Cassimeres only 65 cents Gents
good Calf Boots only %. J.H. Loewsnr
slime & Broe., 81 Maiu street, Clay
Bailding.
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HEw Striped Poplins reduced to 45e
per yard 81 NJ Krsus d Co.'s corner
Main and ADKINS.
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A VEEK # bsrgsius In Irish liEen,
i~Asouets, nsiosooks and eLabr0ideries.
Meuken BrOs.
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Black Grenadine-a beautiful
pIece-at 20 cents per yard. Her
Zoe 4 Bros
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
ETC., of Wiggans & Thorn, manufAetu-
rers, 232 Main street, Clay Bailding. I
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FoRFfGN ExebsDge ia sums TO suit Of
German Nat Bank, 293 Main streer. I
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LADIES, iook ct cur cheap Tables. NJ.
KTEus d Co., cor. Asin sHd Adams. I
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New lot solid color Grenadines 25c
per yard, az 81. Krsus d Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams. 7
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SPLENDID Corsets 81, worth 81 50, ct
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, corner Main and Ac-
Sms.
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striped Japanese lower than
elsewhere. HeEZsg h Br9.
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8 Striped AIpaCas reduced. Her
ZOK 4 Bro.
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BOARDING..

nOARDING.-Furnished and UNFINISHED
II rooms tor eingIe EeLtleulenO OF iamllEs, or
day bOsIu. can he Obtained at no Madison
street. References required. myo
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THEssle Of cheap dress goods continues
at Menktn Bros.
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Grenadines 25c, q new lot at MenkeD
Bros.
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ELEGANT dress goods opened at Men.
Ken Bros, to be closed at great bargains.
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eaufIfui BIack Ff0renfine
aud Iron-tHisL Grenadi0e. Her
zOg & Bro.
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LARGE lot ladies' White Hose, at e
bsTgsin-Sl IS Per dozen, worth So at
M. Krsus & Cob corner Main and Ad.
ans. asfa AL
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Pink, Blue and Green Check
ed Japanese CtotG again re-
duceu. HeTzOg ~ Bro
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DIE MoDENwELT for May, besides the
either fashion and literary magazines at
Joe Locks's, 1851 Main street. /
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Prom Messrs. Vim. K. EOOre sec, whole
ARle Dry Goods Merchants, No.
2s9 Main Street.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 2, 1859.
Dr.. LIGHTHILL comes, introduced TO Us by
Mr.. R. B. Mclean, Of Nashville, Tenn, who tes-
Doctors treatment. We have known Mr.. Nc
Lean for many years, and his statements are
entirely reliable. ", K. MOORE & co.
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Tenth Ward,
Sixteenth District.

DELEGATES r. 3. LOoney, John Dono.
van, ~.
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a gTeaf bargain in Black GFen-
aRiaes-just IeceiVed. HerzOg 81
BRO.
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THE DAILY Appeal as delivered b.
faithful carriers, SeVe1 times a wcek for
twenty-five cents.
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Black GrensdIne nearly three
yards wide, Just opened. HeEzOg
g. Bro.
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Grenadines 25s, 3 new lot at Menken
Bros. -ILl fG2A GIst
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WAETs.

nOOLEY'S CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
bPOWDER has Stood the tsst or years aud
sands to-day unr1Valed. NO iEgredlthts enter
mo is composiuun but such as are perfectly
hsrmless. snatney are in sucheXRct proportion
As 10 uroduce the same o. ca time WIN
in any housekeeper VINO hRs good hour can
make the best bead, cakes or paStr! desired.
II any OF or lady fTebds have not YET trled II,
We sdyIse them 10 do 30 at once II Il not Cnly
ne best Bakfug Powder 10 the msIket, but
much cheaper, IS ii requtres from one-Lhlro u
one-aaif less than those OF ordinary manuIsc-
lure. Ask your grocer for Oil BAhINS
PoWUFR. and YOU viii Use no other after one
TrfaI myl
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From s. n. TOBey. Esq, President City
Bank.

Bank.
MEEPHIs, TENN, May 5, 1853.
Or. L%1eHTHILL comes to me, introduced by
8. Ogden. Esq, President OF the Peoples
Bank. Nashville. Tenn, whose wife he sue
e~essfulIy treated. AS Mr. Ogden is an Intimate
personal friend of mine, whose statements
may be strictly relied upon, I take pleasure in
recommending DR.. LighthilI TO the confidence
Of my friends and the community at large.
=. q. TOBEY.
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Instrumental SolO.---.Miss Kettle Williams
ECOmic D1ett.--.-.NtsS MCKEE and Lotto
o-<AAhA AE6hC1 .-...
4-NO al Mary Blair
5-Comiu' TaIo' The liye-~-~Mtss LOtUe Blood
z La FarfalSLG -.-----.--. .. Miss Mary POstUn
PARTU.
-Duett-...-..M Mrs. Boylsn and Miss Williams
&Nocal Fannie Forrest
@Mechanlcs Laughter, lCnaTade i..................
4TA ocal MISS Lowe AchlS
6-Marplot, tCharaGeA
6 Some TaIngs Love Me..----...M Mrs. b0ylaa
7-Comic Misses Blair and MeKis
SEvening Music Ga the WateIs-.-.-........... .-.
ALF BURNETT the great humOrist,
minic aud facial artist, assisted by Miss
Helen Nash and J. w. Sharply, will be
here next week, and will give three en-
tertainments, on the 18Th, 14th and 18th
inst.
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Beautiful Linen Lawns at cost.
HEel ZOE & Bro.
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Ascension Day.

Delegates : a. B. Haynes and SAM H.
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Lace Points at Bargains. Menken Bros
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Bsrgains in hosiery. menken Bros.
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Prayer by Rsv. w. NJ. Patterson.

Original Ode by Miss Mary A. McIn-
tosh, read by J. A. Anderson.