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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-12

Capt. Dan Able Is In the city, on his
way TO ST. Louis, and Is stopping a. the
Peabody. He left his packet, the Mollie
Able, 1T Vieksburg.
Col. Nose Parish, o; the Bolivar BA
letin is in the eity stopping at the Pea
body Hotel.
Mr.. Rice, stabbed at 8 ball recently, is
recovering, and hopes are entertained Of
his speedy recovery.
i'll. Hahn, Esq, Of the house OF
Amann & Co., wholesals liquor dealers
Of Cincinnati, is in our city on q business
visit. His firm are the manufacturers OF
the celebrated Berkshire Bitters, Of
which our friends, w. II. Carver & Co,
are sole agents in Memphis. Mr.. Hahn
will remain 8 day or two.
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THE MILITIA.

Nashville papers Of Wednesday have
the following: There arrived yester-
day from East Tennessee about one hun
dred men for the militia force now being
organized here, Among these WIS Capt.
Clinghamis company, numbering some
seventy men. The Q1artermssteT GEN
eral is getting In supplies, and the Capt.
tOl Building is becoming quite r depot
of supplies. More men are expected to-
day, and there will soon be q full regi.
ment here.
Captain Hathaway, with ninety-four
militia, sixty-fve of whom were
mounted, arrived here Monday night.
His company has been organia-5 of me
cavalry service
The total number OF Slate guards now
encamped in the northern portion OF the
city is six hundred and ninety, all Of
whOm have been armed and eQipped.
They may now be seen daily sloshing
through the mud while learning those
intricacies Of the drill which Is to fit
them for the exploits contemplated in
BrOwnlOw'5 var programme.
The Msrysville (Biount county, Re
publican says The company of militia
organic I'd by Messrs. COWan and Ed
mondsOn left for Nashville on last Thurs
day. Capt. G. T: Upton has received a
commission to raise 5 company Of State
guards, to be ready to proceed to Nash
vile on the 18th instant. The company
will assembls here on the l4th. PrOvis-
ion has been made for their aceommoda-
ton on the night before their departure.
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NOtiee to subscribers 10 the Bonds
ar tue Memphis and Little
Roek Railroad OOHDany.

mesting OF the Board Of Directors Of
"A 80 Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
I'm psny the following resolution was unani-
mously passed:
tofore subscribed and agreed 10 purchase the
Firsf Mortgage Bonds OF the Company. and
nave failed in whole or in part to pay for The
same, be notified and required to pay nc
amount 50 subscribed within ten days or tniN
Corn will not hold itself longer hound .
deliver said Bonds and eli sums aod instAl-
ments that have been paid BY said snoserleen
ara hereby declared forfeited TO this Company,
the Treasurer Is directed 10 aose All sncn
accounts Altar the expiration 81 said ten days
1rtsea W. 3. WALDRAN,
Secretary n Treasurer,
Memphis, u FshEuS-y, issss no4
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CONSUMPTION CURKD.-Dr. Gabbsrt
can he found for a few dsys at the
of3ce Of DR.. Willism Hewitt, 227
second street. The instrument and
medicines used By Drs Tichenor Il Cab
b.yt are entirely new. They oTs not,
snd never have been, used by any n
eisa The instrument operates upon a
Sjssyent principle from any heretofore
Snoun. and We sre ready TO demonstrate
nnSlIeIy and privately tbst It IL the only
- now 10 use which scis strictly In ae-
oorsanne with known laws Of physiolo-
90 and Il is 9 misrepresentation 10 any
one to assert that they have anything
like II. either 10 FORM appearance or
prlncioIa II application. CAL arc see
FOR yourself
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NEW MEMPHIS "A not very full house
greeted the first representation, last
night, Of the Red Crook, G semi-iocsl
sensational drama, written expressly for
Miss Hudson. The pisy Is bssed on GER
tain real or imaginary incidents during
the Southern war for independence, but,
beyond q few local hits, IL Is of but little
interest. Indeed, weTs Ii not for the
excellent setting Of Miss EudsOn, sup
ported by Hamilton, McWade, Mslm-
burg and Mrs. Nelly Taylor, IL would be
insufIer8biy stupid. Tonight is Miss
Hudson's farewell benefit, the play Of
last evening will be repested.
GAIBTY.-Ths G8ieiy, last night, was
the scene Of uprOsTiOus nirth and mer-
riment the occasion being hir. Larry
Tonly, In his great original Dutch
aIities. Manager Etly deserves the
hsartiest support Of the public for
the exertions that be IL making
10 keep up a really Grst-cisss
variety thsRter ia our midst. He hss q
troupe Of perfOFraeFs which are ackuOWl-
eLged 10 be the very best, in every line
Of The hasiness. and command the nigh
cat salaries. Miss Lille Beckett, the
cbsrming sensational vocalist, is ono Of
shs yeTv best in this country, and Oscar
willis. Collins, Tooly, Prendergsst and
German, sl are number one. For an
evening Of real enjoyment, 60 10 the
Gaiety.
MINsTRELs.-Skih q GsyIord's min
ssrel troupe will be here and viii give
three entertainments next week-the
10Th, 18th and 18th.
LECTURF.-The second lecture OF Prof.
MOffetis course was delivered TO a pretty
fair attendance at the Assembly Hall
last night. The subject was: "FOr
what do we live" and was handled with
an of the well known ability of the
learned and eloquent professor.
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NEW HALL IN PRosPECTU.-We learn
that 8 three story building is to be
erected on the corner Of Court and Front
streets, on the site now occupied by
Msssrs. Toof, Phillips d Co., the third
story of which will be fitted up as an SIS
sembly room, or hall for the Chamber of
Commerce. The plans are drawn and
the work Is under contract and will be
commenced right away.
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REMovAL.-The Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment is removed to 262
Second street, Mime. ViDcent's block,
where it's numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years of successful
operation in the new process of dyeing
and cleaning has given this house entire
precedence. 1t claims TO be the only
place in the South where gentlemen's
wear can be cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
article Of ladies' apparel can behere reno
waited. All kinds of lace, prints, kid
gloves, plumes, and every article OF dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or new finished.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Lsdies and gentlemen, call
and examine for yourselves. b. A.
Hollenberg, proprietor, 262 Second
street. I
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ARKANsAs.-Weunderstand thatthere
are still two prisoners in Marion jail, viz /:
Messrs. Wm. Bray and Grafton Crump.
Bray Is charged with having got on the
steamer hat Clayton was on with the In
tention Of killing him, when be was
around here on bis inspecting expedi-
ton. No one knows what Crump was
arrested for,
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nINa matter. ln Rreat variety,

DING matter, In great variety, At
s's news stand, 1884 Main St.
Joe hoC lstest arrivals are Die Mo-
Among - " for January and Fehfu.
oeh"Tt., 49, Lesiie's, HsTpers', New
9 60 h9Diato,'s Railway Guides,
Pi Of F55. Comic Monthly, Yankee
Notions, as well ss large s.cek OF ot1eI
monthIles, weeklies and DEL. ReHlsO
has an exteusige assortment G. oosi
tInps. Remember his number, ~Oa
Main street
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TIE HERNANDo COECEET.-In cur
notice OF this affair yesterday we failed
70 make mention OF Miss Ida MOOre's
rendition Of "Cspt. links" She was
IN costume. Eefite in figure, and spright-
" by nature, she sung this popular song
with spirit, acting a part with much
grace aud sclGt. Mrs. airsTdesu, II was
regretted by Der friends, was too indis-
posed 10 tsKe part in the entertainment.
f. is hoped that both these ladies will
appeal At q concert fOs the same purpose
RIuer Lent.
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S~TABBING AFFRAY.-Two negroes,
named Dobson and Schneider, had q
fight IN the ooTner Of Gsyoso and Shelby
streets on Wednesday night, during
which Dobson cut Schneider severely in
the stomach. The wound is sot neces-
sarily fatal. DObson was arrested yes.
tArdAV.
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NEW CHUBCH LECTUEE.-Rsv. J.P.
Stuart, OF 81. Louis, delivers tonight, at
the United States Courtroom, the fifth
lecture Of his course on the doctrines of
S~Eedeaborg. The subj sct is The Uni
verssl CoUfagFsEon and the Ea0 OF
Time,n demonstrating the perpetuity OF
the earth, and showing the sbsurdity OF
the popular errors Oh the subject. The
lectures are free to all.
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DISEASES CT the Lueags, Throat, Eye
anu Ear cured by Dr.. Jones, al the Pea
body Hotel. D.. Jones il a graduate Of
The best medical colleges Of Europe and
America. HIS diplomas, proving the
same, are suspended in bis ohce, open to
the interested. The success Of this skill
ful physician IS spoken Of daily by the
English papers.
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Valuable Cotton Plantation
For sale.

VIE oder FOR sale one Of the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations In Boliyez county.
MiSsi&ippi. lying three miles from the river, on
Lake Christmas, and southeast from the town
OF Prentiss, and known as the Polk Place.
The tract contains 1000 acres, 40Ofw which are
cleared. The place Is high aud well drained,
and has on IT. q ane Steam Gin and awmai
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
Stands, OF eighty saws each.
The title 20 the property Is perfect, and II
will be ssld At q great bargain, and good time
given TO make the payments
tai4 ia NELSON a 20
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CENsUs.-Tbe census lately taken
shows Only about 20, 0J0 inhabitants AT
The last election there were between
steven and Twelve thousand voters reg
lstersd. Add 10 these the disfrsnchised
class, and We have al least nIueen thou
sand voters-a p2lpabls s6suTdiEy IN q
pOpulstion Of foxy thousand.
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Mr.. EvERTTT.-A committee from the
Chamber OF Commerce called on Mr..
Everitt yesterday, and requested him to
deliver q lecture to our people on those
subjects OF domestic economy upon
which he Is so well posted. He kindly
consented to do so, and will address the
people ct the Chamber Of Commsrce
next Thursdsy night.
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THE DORIAN CAsE.--Dorsn was brought
Into the Criminal Court yesterday morn
ing, and on motion of the prosecution
the examination wag again postponed
for two weeks on account OF the absence
Of important witnesses, and D0Tan was
therefore remanded to Jail.
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For sale.

r OFFER for sale on accommodating terms =
section OF good land IN a high state OF Guilt
walton. situated in DeSOto county. Mss, i've
miles southeast Of Senstobta Depot, and one
and one fourth miles north of Como Depot.
Miss, together with stock and farming imPle-
ments complete. There iz a good Gin douse
and Cotton Press in good repair on tbe PlAoe-
An early application VIII secure q DaEszin-
For full particulars address me ~ Sen3sooA~
Depot. DeSoto county, Mss corvr
Ia28 =. OOOAE
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ARTHUR CARTWRIGHT, the negro who
killed the negro Noyes some weeks ago
on board the steamer Caldwell, was
brought into court yesterday and re-
msnded to Jail to await the action Of the
grand jury.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR
60 s1cosss II ,ha Nsw PlsY.

Gr- at Success Of She New Play.
Friday evening. February I3.-EM be
produced the interesting play. entitled toe
LOST CACSEi or, Red sasnd,
Miss Leo HUesan. To conclude via the
YOUNG WfUOW-OfeIia, Miss Leo hutson.
Saturday, Rt l o'clock p.m.-dRAkD NATL
NEE@ERENCH SPY. Admission, - cents.
6oALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle and rsrq0e1Ie,
q Orchestra Chain, 81 50; Family Circle, so
cents Colorsd Boxes, 50 cents CoiOFed Gal
Iery, - cents.
Doors open al quarter 10 : O'Clock; curtain VIII
rise at 8 precisely. Box-bOok open nom 10
O'Clock am. 70 5 pm.
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WautPd--CIty and country psO-
ME 10 know that We are Offering
our splendid sock Of B0OFs,
shoes aDs Hats Ht retail, n tess
than wholesale prices. Satisfy
Yourselves by looking.
j. 4. H4NDEAN & CO.,
go p aim Street.
Goods net exactly an style lees
,~au cOsL
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The LATE MAJ. HARNEY.-CoI. C5ck-
erell, of the Peabody Hotel, received a
letter yesterday from a slster of the late
MAI. Harvey, murdered by Clayton's
"loyal" militia, thanking him for the
respect and attention extended his re-
will be in the city in q few days to re-
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ALL lovers of good living ought TO
know where they can get good things 10
eat. Charley Williams has everything,
(f not allowed to eat mests.) He has
Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs, Fish, the
finest Of Butter, and ali the vegetables
our market affords at this season OF the
year. Ladies can do their marketing at
the same time they do their shopping.
They will be served by the most gentle
manly clerks. "No trouble TO show
goods" Call aad see him, 68 Jefferson
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RUCREYE fALFE--A fresh
suppIy Of the Justy CELEBRATE
article for the cHre OF Piles, re-
eeiyea aud for sale by
q. w. J0<ES q CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
25z Main street.
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KALcEMIHING.- Walls and ceilings
beautifully ard srtisticaily cRlcemlueo
AZ the shortest notice. by Hook q La
SriI, No. SO Monroe street.
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STATE AID TO METROPOLITAN Po-
LICE 1t appears from the books o. The
COMPTROLLER that the state has o claim
on the Metropolitan Police Of Memphis
and Chattanooga. Memphis police,
$50 $50 81; Chattanooga police, ST,5SS,-
20. Total due the State, ss7, 4l2 81.
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New WORD.-The evening Radical or
gan, IN describing q chap stealing curb
stones, says he was possessed OF Aope-
mania. We suppose IL meant AeptOmG-
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SUMMARY.
SENATE.

01NAlhs
A bill was Introduced by MIR. Rodgers
to establish a Supreme Court of Chan
Gerry ia this State, to consist Of three
Judges, n from each grand division Of
the State, to hold office for eight years.
Passed hrst reading. A resolution by
Mr.. Henderson for the election OF a
Comptroller en- the 18th inst. On third
reading, Senate bills passed Rs follows /:
To define pay Of Railroad Receivers,
fixing their salary at $500 per aDnum
70 relieve telegraph companies. To pro-
tect county revenue, by requiring trus-
tees TO give q bond.
HOUSE.
The following bills passed first read.
ing: Bill to legalize the sale OF lands by
Tax Collectors of the State. Bill to aid
the "St. Mary's Orphan Assoeistion,"
appropriating $4,000 for the benefit Of the
orphans. Bill to punish fraud by the
agents Of insurance companies, making
il q felony for such officers to publish
false statements regarding their com
panies. The resolution looking to
the suppression Of lobbying and bribery
passed its third reading. 1T "a the
merest buncombe and gas.l The follow
ing Joint resolution by Mr.. Post0n was
laid over until to-day under the rules:
WHEREAS, It is believed thRt there Is
a considerable number of peaceable, law
abiding citizens In this State who are
now -disirsnchised under the Constitution
OF the State, and such disabilities can be
removed only by an amendment to the
Constitution and whereas, we believe
that 1t Is wrong to hold ~pescesble, good
citizens responsible for the bad conduct
OF the lswless, whose own conduct has
brought about their Acknowledgement,
and of which they have no right to com
plain therefore be II
Resolved By the General Assembly Of
the Stete Of tennessee, That this Legisla-
turs ought not 70 adjourn Until 1t makes
some provision looking to the enfrsn-
Of such quiet, laW-abiding
citizens.
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Is TogN.-TSo Or three OF Clsyton's
cut-tbrosts are hanging aroOnd town,
without any ~osteus.bie mesns OF support
or business. WHAT are they after
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PURCHASES Of furniture viii fndit
,,entIv 10 their advantage to cell and
famine the furniture stock Of +. Fegsn,
o5s second street, Irving Block.
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CONTINUED sales of Bleached Muslins,
wsmsuttR. Bonsdsie and other good
brands, at Menken Bros.
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NEU POsTuFFICE.-Buntyn station
has osen made s p~OstOfice under the
Mans of OAK LGtszs
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For sale

LOT situated on northwest corner OF 9ayO-
a so street and Second bayou, forty two feet
mont and one hundred and dfty-eight feet
deep. win sell 1t cheap for cash. For particu-
lars apply 20 the undersigned AZ the above
place. ffeb3e1 +. REHKOPE.
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CONTINUED sales Of Bleached Musllns,
Wamsutta, Lonsdale and other good
brands at Menken Bros.
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P1ANos.-W. d. Passmore q &c. sell
this morning four pianos and an assort-
mert OF choice engfsvinRs and litho.
graD6P.
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II Won want so2d old Megibbsn whisky
20 10 Mesibben q Bro, 2Sl Main st. 7
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, Just received
and for sale by
MANSF1ELD IL HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
SOI dE 3O3 Main ut.
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DR.. JOSFs- Sir. For six years my son was
very much afflicted with UzOena or Catarrh in
the noe. / had Iried various remedies, and
had placed him undo several different Kinds
OF treatment, bat the disease steadily pro-
dressed, aud fhad almost Csspaired of his be-
Ing cured, when 1 CHANGED TO read a notice Of
DIR. Jones successful treatment OF CatarFh.
He was then stopping Tor q time in Columbus,
Ohio, ntar which city l then resided, and
though 1 had little faith, thought | would
maRe one more effort for my sons relief; and
ne Immediately began taxing d.. Jones medi-
ctnes, aud continued TO taAe them for six
months-Et tbs end OF which time he was per-
fsctiy cared. There never has been, nor Is there
now st the lapse o. Two years, the l5RS. appear
ance OF = return Of the disease.
SAMUEL BARR,
Monroe county, Ala.
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IApTEs' white Merino Hose, at . cts,
sod other cheap goods, a. Aenken BROS
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Ruckeye SaIv~.-The great
remedy IOFfhc cure OFPiIes, Ju 4
received aBd for sale by w n.
WiIkeFsOu 8 Co., druggists, $40
Main street.
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garden ard Flo~er Seed Just fe-
ceived at Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
0SI Main street.
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Re ELECTED.-Mr. D. NJ. Philip has
been reelected to the position OF Sscre-
tary Of the Racing Association.
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FINE white hierino Hose. at % cents,
AMI other cheap goods, AZ Lenken BIOS
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CONTINUED sales Of Bleached Musilns,
Wsmsutts, LDDsdais and other good
brands, AZ Menken Bros.
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DR.. JONES is now pgactieiBg ut the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis, Tenn, where
he will remain until Feb
Fuary 18th, 1853.

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who csnnOt visit DR.. Jones can send
for tire tment by mail or express.
DE. 9ones In the future can be consulted at
his Summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
DR.. Jones makes q speciality OF the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Lung. Read his other advertise
ment in this paper. 1aa
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If you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to MegibbeD & Bro, 2S1 Main st.
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THANKS to Mr.. Haggin OF the South
ern Express Company for Augusta, Gs,,
papers OF Wednesday. Quick time.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben q Bro, PSI Main st. I
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CITY MATTERS.
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SALES Of Embroideries, Edglngs and
Insertings, at Menken Bros. I
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Advertisements tn this oolNmR Pub
ksked at 10 cents per Zine, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous adj
Vertisiag knosCn to the newspaper WoTed.
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IL you want good old Aegibben whisky,
go to Megibben d Bro, z6l Main ST. 7
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IF @ want goOc old Megibben whisky,
co 20 Negl0ceD & Bro, Isl Main ST. 7
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THE DAILY APPEAL is delivered By
faithful carriers, Seven times a week for
flpentu-fVe ceNts.
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FOR SALE.
TO n

THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL. LOCATED
at the crossing OF tbs Nash vile and North
western Railroad with the Mobils and Ohio
Railroad, in Obion county, Tenn. II has rail-
running In I'VE different directions from
this place. The said house is an eating station
for all the roads.
For further In address mea q Union
CITY. Tenn. W. ASKINS,
fsb6 Pronrletor OF M~etrepoIitan Hotel.
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AMUSE8IEETs.

IF you want good old bIegibben whisky.
20 to Megibben & Bro, 2Si Main &c. I
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RICH and convenient body OF FARM
n LAND, above all overflow, nesr Helena,
ARK, being 4J5 acres, OF which a5 are cleared,
and in = coed and healthful peigho1rhood.
W. A. WHEATLEY.
ONCE MOI Bstheli Block,
IA Rental and Collecting Agent.
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nEMPElIS APPEAL

Omce-Eo. Is jefferson SsFees.
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The fame of the celebrated Plantation
Bitters has no parallel In the history Of
medicine. The thousands upon thou
sands of bottles that are made and sold
daily is but proof positive of their Won
derful virtues. Thousands of certif ca rs
can be produced showing the efficacy
and certainty OF the cures which they
effect, and the medical fraternity, usu-
ally so jealous OF anything which caus's
persons TO think and doctor for them
selves, are compelled TO acknowledge
their wonderful virtues, and prescribe
them under other names. They are sold
no all drnroistsL
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supsrior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
ct half the price. 7
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