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New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
AXE OFFERED At FAR.

THE NRw-YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD. which
will mile, total nsth from Newlo to Os~eso including
Auburn branch. has nearly
200 MILES OF ROAD ALREADY COMPLETED,
AND IN PROFITABLE OPERATION,
on the Northern section extending uthc from the City Of os"ego
and nter.ecns Albany and Susuehna Railroad at Sidney Plains
Work is being vigorously pushed other portions Of the line and is
the expectation Of the COMPANY ,as W miles m opera
ton before The elose Of the present ssaon
THE LOCAL BUSINESS
already large Company cocrri contract With the
Delaware and usou Company r porting Jh c' Of that
ltr and wealthy corporation th uotrm sections Of the State
This will add agg to the business aud profits o. that section ne
road already controlling the local traffic the most poprous and
fertile districts Of the state that it, NIT earnug without e aid %
through business hardly be less than per cent Oh it's entire cost
which is per tie in.'es, .s bonds
STRONG POINT
in eyrI to these bord. is the 1ct ta; ,ae issue 2, sfc n7l
$4,000 per lrshed road BEHIND TIE BONDS is
APAID.UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY s'Ocoooo.
ample guarantee Of the financial strength Of the COMPANY
THE BONDS.
They ,re rci in denominations Of I0r may either
registered option Of the purchase: bear per cent gold '-
tere free payable thc January an JOY New
York City and have twenty-five years TO to maturity.
The popularity bonds perfectly security. bearing the
highest authorized by laws Of NwYork payable
gold coin kep e supply nearly exhausted
but completion additional sections win for
ion Of in the confident belief that no better security be
on the market.
PRICE, PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST IN
CURRENCY.
Governments and other securities exchange.
GEORGE 0PDYKE & co.
Bankers, No. % NasSaH-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

Mr Franklin O.gOOd. ID ID said, has sold kt
betGti0l yacbt Maic 10 ~. Ilst,r Waarl for IDn1
J he SapphO viii sail ihc Cambria ON to-
n'rrQw II the igerzc IS tu1cl,it Tie ttL.b1t is
pr"ed 10 leave for England one week rai It mat
The Manhattan Yacht Cinb nts elected tUe
h'cwing officers FOR tAc ensuing wear: s. M simpson,
'ognntdeTe; Jacob CoOo,r. r,-f'"nLlodolr; john
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
pLANTATION BITTERS.

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the rradc.-GaS-
Il Light Improved Economy the motto. No more for gas
burners o large consuming capacity The PATENT MAGIC GAS
FLAME kAPANDbR applied 10 gAsbuner produces increase OF
more Than 20 per light INSTANTLY appei Simplest
oeae aul most eeni Of the Kind of the 81 ~
per dozen illustrated directions with them Test exhibition
oee sample EIpande and Burner anywhere the L. by mail
prepaid fer Liberal inducements agencies trade.
stnl Tor Agents lIad Circular stating proposrd Of making
aA Ltrte granted for of FISHER CROOK.
Sole Manufactures ani Pmp,tos $50 Broadway Ncs.lo.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

Some of KNOX's cotempOraIies are cndeavor-
c to Office oer get him ont Of the way
KsoN happy learn docs not intend to desert the tens Of
ouandg Of patrons who look up for the latest styles No
Office me-" he says long old friends desire services
That's what's the matter Furthermore KNoxs FAIL STYLES Of HATS
cannot be- beat
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
RASE- BALI..
THE MUTUAL rorENANENr.


The articles in the Chicago papers com
rnentinc on the terms the proposed baseball touIua
Incnt have elected the appended letter from the Muua
Cub to the Chicago Club manager:
NEwYoRE Oc,. s. 1870
Tnos FoIEY ssq Noaqo.r H7te Sb,t,ag4
ne H0rid OF ths de as article copied non
tff0J T Of The I'd in, ufcnug 20 tourlameD la,
of The
question Now order 90 bring ti tournament about and IL
stle neyold doubt he question Of uperorf We W" af or mo"
m features che challenge coutn Ai'st us F e
papt viii and have not iht slightest doubt
OruYc ry uureas1uah bu that at whole thing '
nu'csy srang Let e bear from 20 a. time .'e
lvlI-. respectfully, ALEA y pA}soN Secretary da'' b b. O.
THE GOLD BALL MATCH At TROY.
The contest nj Van Rensselaer, Park. ncaI
Troy. between tho Mutual and Atlantic Clubs. which
was arranged the benefit of the Troy Hdt Orphan
Asylum. attracted a fashionable and numerous a,-
with. proved 10 De remarkably nuc display of the
beauties of the Both clubs were ~horthauded,
I-ttleu absent the Atautlc nine, ana Martin
.Uu the MItuIls To hii mp the gap, the Atlantic,
upon tuc Haym3ktr Club for pitcher ana talcL Do
1frMulIcu and McGary filing those positions, while o'
tH other side lgiam played 90 Third base ana Nelson
right uCd fO the NuCals. The Atlantic party opened
play 40 the bot. nu failed % score, thr Mutual, also re-
fuuc for blank scores. Ia the second inning hoth
scored single runs tuI, followed nN blanks u the
two following innings, The totals at the close OF the
fuus;h inning standing az go l. the heidu- Oh both side,
having been extremely sharp.
Iu te STA Iuniug~ tie Auluas allowed their adyCsa-
single to their score IN the SAINT inning, tac result
was that the Brooklyn side took the cd bv uc score of
Jt04 in ID, last four inning, the Atlantic. aoucd To-
ther sore and d posed OF thr NuuJ4s fOf thereby
winning tho totals tO4 To-day the autio- play
tnt Haym. kcr,. The score b. a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
iiour Thcr. Bar Mind. Honr 1ter. Bar Wind
Oct n $50 3.26 y. ". Oct 0-6 I0' 3lD y. H. w.
Y 7Oo 1926 W.SW. C5o 51l9 y W
TJo 1928 s. s. II COZ 1sl6 :. r. W.
REMtRKS-Oct. TO- 1862 Thermometer att a M, G2 p
m GEL p. $50. The last quarter of the moon VIII be
on tho 18th, at 1917 u. an.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
LATEST SHIP MEMS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cr London Tbbs, Liverpool sept 49, ya Queens
lH, and
steamship CIT, ror-au.Prnee Jackson Poau Prince Oct p
iuggoul. &c, ali pass -
Steamship ysej C. Bolen Washington and Alexandria mise and
pass
Steamship SauT SD deans, nie and
St-1mshp ST. Lous Mhish. al, New Orleans, pass
BELOW.
shin T5mlul Main London sept. ]. mise
Sh b Huz4euot. Pcsnon. Liverpool Aug 3d. nlsa.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
S,viyNAu. Ga. Oct lcAuycl s,eush Achilles, from NeV-nr
leans for New Goals chip Koomar Neal ork bark
saga Prince Williams sul, ship Meroe from Nea-iorai schr
Jol1 Moss,r IRON S,T-icl.oH.
NuMSGIoS y. G., oct llAniye steamship FL Cid from New
YORK.
more; Roman, Pldep pa; ,ehr s. D. Hart from Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEBEC loThe steamship Austrian. Of the Allan Line, arrived
from Liverpool last night
DISASTERS!
MONROE lTbe bng Executive Of Bangor for
the 18th which carried
spars her spring aeak She g
Charleston On 9th Oct she encountered second
abandoned lat 23 lon r. Her
taken Norfolk the sch Fred sheppard from Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

MA>UtITAN OF NEw-Yoi.K vs.. TRENTON.
YESTERDAY the Manhattan Club OF this city
went "a Trenton py tn, cricket club col mat rt' ana
D.. turned NCttIr lu % 'u-t! t''tt'ta ih i
gle score is O. Follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
TIE DOOMED CITY

THE DOOMED CITY.-Gemans and their SYM
pa.hrs hat Pars M Rivals 81 less ma5tnde have sad
the about PItE o. h. S0Ar ami get ~ every day in the e
of We iasc practical eytn 81 th ile increased
demand ousekpes discover Tat hard soap better than ne
guum stuff that l1Os c market, put up IN a manner oi Shapes
deceive the people and ayCr he retailer Respectable "refs supply
PYlEs o. X whenever cir! or Depot 20 aslngion-st
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
I PER CENT GOLD LOAN
ON 4 COMPLETED TRUNK LINE.
TIVE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON. AND
WESTERN RAILWAY,

Frou Indianapolis. Ind to Pekin H. 200 miles m co"pisi't
and full, equppd and f7cas' Rolling SoA aud ar''
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE TIE INTEREST OK iHh WHOLE
ISSUE or BONDS with rapidly Increasing receipts
The Company leased The Peoria and Pesn R''a % a'aos
terms making Western Peoria The secod e 10 N'oos
where through mse Omaha aad he I4ele -'s
over m travel ron the Atlantic 20 tie Pacitc
The bonds are secured ty Tr Mortgage 'h- Ro l1upmenH
and entire Property Of tie Ccmpsnv ar BLING on cOaPLElsD
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH oNE or THE MOST IhIChLt
POPULATED AND RICHEST Portions OF TIE WLSi. viii
many trunk lines East and Wes no SEC
CAN BIZ MORE ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
The road passes through aoarn growing rites and rnsro
town, vhch contain aggregate yearly 10000 le an. rfaia
miles o. there is population . over sJoaJ
THE BONDS ARB CONVERTIBLE into stock pa7. Which is
valuable option MANY OF TIE WESTERN ROADS AEs FAVOR
ABLY LOCATED. ARB AT A nIGH PREMIUM
over eycus Of the oan hs been marketed darug 10 oosuo
o the line Tle balance o-eE 4 AND Hi ARD'l H'li
investors e f lencG. Of The advantages ooupo e. E road
Amakeiahe securities received exchange ur~et rs bosA
Forwarded TO al points FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGEa
for APE and fgll particulars sppIy 70
TURNER DG OF L.. &c,
Bankers. IA Nussrg-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

II. n. SQUIRE's - Fulton-st., New-York, is
place reliable WATCHE, Lue DIAMONDS choice JEW
ELRr. ald SrERLING SILyEKvARE- Diamond. s1eca,g.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
OEOIIING.

NATIONAL OF WILLIAMsBURGH =. LONG ISLAND
OF BEDFORD.
The match between the amateurs OF the
National club aud the experts OF the IOug Island which
look place at Holders grounds Bedford, yesterday at
ternoou proved 20 be- very pleasant affair, though
7, cf f, PLAYER, on each side pairing OF In c"uIlcs
Too fIf.I score Is below:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

The attention of capital and business talent Is
inL..- le U & BE... MA-uAL % Anns ]. mn, " ae
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
lnRNELIrh MENnrLL.

Concius Wendell, who died IN NWthamp-
ton. Mass. on sunday morning. was long known as .
Democratic editor and politician OF marked ability He
wac the founder, ia connection with George Vance, Of
Ihc Aibaug af0s. which WIS first published m 1870 ana
lrttmr prominent exponent Of Democratic principles.
Iu 1881 Nj Wendell removed Go Washin.O where hr
assumed pon-IDc position IN the Government Print
ing Oice. and atcrWard bold tLe oicc 81 Superlutcnd-
aut I'M, Uae an, only office ne ever held under the
GUEcruMeu.. but during the. administrations Oi Bu-
clauau and afts.WdfG during that uI Andrew johnson,
utIu-ed ~ Ith various Iu siJus o. importance 10
thc party 900 Whose Interests It Was AicluHg lGHDlcr
Although alwa. actively interest, u political affairs, hc
meyer gave oieuae oven tu his opponents, ana his uni
.nurt,rf secured tia personal gtrl az members
OF both aILCr. lie j. Ieut bc cd lu Albany Hs man
grcHf pubic spirit. interesting himself actively iU
,aTIu- local g..'U lIHu. and % very popular Wt uhtr
of lI4 circle uf social friends. Hr was born I That
cts f 1878. and there learned tlc trade Of pgIutrr
.lr Ncutti'- remains have l.tu taken tu Washington,
n-LL--l- L--N viii Le lIInIIlA Iu-Iu-1.M.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

JERSEY CIrY.-Ihc evening schools opened
la.tn.slt lrtle Fan and Winter session All the classes
arf uH George ODounc, 10 years Of age, was bitten
hy mad dog yesterday. The animal was killed by an
DGyot... The pier at the foot Of sussex IT, Is to be
widcned and will bcustd by the Cunar steamers The
police aInunr tbrmsfYes to-day with game VI Daar ball
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06
PERSONAL.

1t Is with sincere regret we learn that
DIR. @. Spiegel, one of the oldest members
OF medical faculty of Memphis, is about
to leave us and take up his residence in
Cincinnati. The Doctor is widely known,
not only in this immediate vicinity. but
throughout the Union, as the most uc-
cessful cancer operator in the world. The
cures he has effected, and the blessings
conferred upon suffering humanity, are
innumerable. To the poor he has always
been a benefactor, serving them without
money and without price, in seasons of
epidemics and public distress. We regret
the departure of DR.. Spiegel. His abb
sence will be a loss to the community
one not readily to be made up. But, since
he has determined to continue in the prac-
tice of his profession, we are reconciled to
his departure. In Cincinnati, where he
goes to connect himself with the we'll
known DR.. D. E. Newton, he will be
readily accessible to his patients North as
well as South, and will be in a condition
to extend his system of cures, especially
of cancer, TO all in the United States or
the Canadas, who are afflicted with that
nauseous disease. We commend the Doc
tor to the people of Cincinnati, and trust
his new home will be as pleasant as, he
assures us, he has always pun that
which he leaves in Memphis.
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Louis. She goes at 5 pm. and connects
with the railroads North and East. Billy
Blenker is her chief clerk.
The Colorado, Capt. McKie, is the pop
ular Vicksburg packet to-day. She
makes all bend landings and carries the
Tn Ted States Mail.
ne st. Francis, Capt. Tom. Bowman,
lea yes tomorrow for all landings on st.
Francis River.
The Legal Tender gets away to morrow
for all points on White River. She goes
70 JacksoDpOrt. JOhn Elliott Is Master.
The gay United States Mail packet Ce-
leste, Captain Tom. Berry, Will leave to-
day for Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and all
way landings on the Arkansas. She con-
meets with light DRAFT packets for Fort
Smith. Mr.. Kennedy is her chief clerk.
Taylor Bros, of st. Louis, sold the first
new wheat of this years. growth at the
Merchants Exchange, st. Louis, last
Thursday. II was grown in Pamela
county, Mississippi, and shipped from
here by ROOtes, Vance & Co.
The Utah is loading at st. Louis for the
Arkansas.
The Church and Wicks will require
docking and a few slight repairs before
they are again ready for duty. Two or
three Thousand dollars will have to be
expended TO fix them up properly.
Cook Creighton is abOut TO resign his
pOSAblpn as culbI cibEk OF b0o w duG lamp
ton, and take charge of the office of the
Mollie- Able.
Nearly all the steamers on the river are
providing themselves with patent fire ex-
tinguishers. They are light portable
cylinders, easily placed in an out OF the
way corner, and occupy put a small
space. Generally, they are kept under
the water jar in the hall, where they are
handy to reach. It is said they will
dOuse a fire in 40 time.
A new landing, called Magenta, has
been st, rted opposite Laconia, $50 miles
below this city. Plenty of well seasoned
large sized cottonwood is to be found
there. Boats will find Charley Morton,
the proprietor of the yard and the adioin-
ing plantation, a tip-top fellow. His
woodward will become very popular ere
long. A large red light will designate 1t
every night.
The current at Liberty Island, no miles
above Cairo, where the Republic was
aground several days, has entirely
changed the channel of the river. The
head of Liberty Island is being carried
away. A small wing-dam might change
the complexion of things here, who
knows.
Mrs. Mary B. Lawton brought suit in
the Superior Court of Cincinnati against
the owners of the Emma No. 3, to recover
$1,000 damages for the loss OF the life of
her husband, who was a passenger on that
steamer when burned on the Mississippi
a few months since. The case came up
on Tuesday. and the court held that the
action could not be sustained unless the
accident occurred in the State'of Ohio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06
c PARAGRAPHS.

Yesterday was hot between heats.
st. Mary's picnic comes of to-day.
Best soda water. Heinrich, pa Main.
st. Charles SalOOn-an drinks Is cents
The thermometer went to Sc Fair.
yesterday.
To-day is the anniversary of the cap
tUre of Memphis by the Eanks in 1862.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, I'll Main ST.
The ice mpa serving
out the manufactured material on We'd
nesday.
A party Of sporting men go over to
the Ten Nile Bayou to-day on a fishing
excursion. Lord help themi
The Hon. Judge Rousseau, Of Ken
lucky, for several years United States
Minister 70 Venezuela, left the city yes
terdEy evening.
-Dubb's and Elliott's distillery, at
horn AXE, was seized Wednesday By the
Cnlted states Commissioner for alleged
VIOLATION OF The revenue laws.
The plan OF building piers or break
waters out from the northern norton of
the river bend or curve, to save our
leyees, grows In favor every day.
The Hon. VIM. McDougaL, membar of
the Georgia Legislature from Chstts-
hOOchee county, passed through the CITY
yesterday afternoon, en- route for home.
"A sealed bottle was found floating in
the river at Nicksburg, containing a letter
from Clara Williams, stating that she had
drowned herself 20 escape a life Of shame.
We understand that Mr.. J. J. Stoner
has received enough subscribers TO his
blrd's-eye view Of Memphis TO warrant
the TYPOGRAPHY and publishing OF the
same.
A correspondent proposes that the
Chamber Of Commerce cause TO be pub
hshed a pamphlet defining the a~gricul-
tural and manufacturing advantages Of
this city and adjacent country.
There is a municipal law against
bathing in the Mississippi in front Of the
city. This fact was not known to several
individuals, who will have to answer 70
the Recorder tor an Infringement Of the
provisions of the same this morning.
Major Baker, superintendent Of the
department of Arkansas and Louisiana.
viii to-day lay a new Geographic cable
between this and the TRANSIT Mississippi
shore, making a direct connection be-
tween Memphis and Little Rock.
The body Of a white man was found
at the foot Of Hotel street, near the Cay
oso Hotel, yesterday morning. Squire
Herman held an inquest on the corpse,
and the jury returned a verdict of "Found
drowned" The skull Of the body was
caved in as if by a blow from a billet Of
wood.
The love borne us OF the South by the
low-liyed devils who compose the ssGrand
Army Of b Republic" is appropriately
illustrated by the conduct Of this infa-
nous body at Arlington, recently. See
elsewhere for an account Of it.
Our exchanges show that very COM
monplace lawyers take advantage Of the
tendency of the Supreme Court election TO
have themselves very handsomely adver-
tised. With an eye to this fact, Judge
Miller, who has supervision of ali the
magistrates OF IA county, assures US
that he is not a candidate.
Colonial Babcoek, of this v~acinity. will
hereafter ship 3 car load Of vegetables, !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

A Few Words OF WEIGHT.-"DO you
mean to say, madam, that he has taken
no other medicine?"
This question was asked the other dag
in relation to a young man, "the only son
of a widow" who was then rapidly re-
covering from a state of absolute prOstra-
ton, occasioned by chronic Indigestion.
1t was asked by a friend of thA family OF
the invalid's mother, Mrs. Bernan, 90
Abingdon Square, New York.
The medicine referred to was PLANTA-
TON BTTTERs. 81 do mean to say it, u
replied Mrs. K; Eve had tried twenty
other remedies before, without the slight
est benefit; but we tried nom afterward,
for the Bitters proved all sufficient"
The lady herself is the authority for
this statement; and she further states her
be iefthat the restorative in question is
the best tonic and invigorator ever adj
ministered.
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0 HOT SPRINGS.

Rs COACHES LEAVE LITTLE Rock daily
at 5 am. FARE ONLY Sc Cby purchasing
" Round Trips Ticket" GOOD UNTIL USED.
FARE ONE WAY, So. Private coaches and
pleasant carrisges-fOr parties of three or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route. Secure by teIe-
graph at our expense. Fare IS. Tickets for
sale at Z754 and rs Main street and 3 Madf-
son street, Memphis.
-CHiDESTER, SEARLE Co,
-,-na nroDrfafora
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

SPINAL CURvATURE.-It is my duty to
say, publicly, that DIR. Banning's ''Spinal
Prop has wrought wonders in improving
the strength, form, height and spirits OF
my daughter, and in lifting up her whole
body, which was curved nearly double,
after we had yainly expended much for
her on Eastern celebrities and various
spinal fixtures. 1 am now cgAident,
also, that an early resort to DR.. Banning
would have wholly cured her.
II L. BINFORD.
Jackson, Tenn, Jan. "a, 1870.
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CURE OF RuPTuRES.

u. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL AT CITY POINT,
April Is, 1869.
Sir. The undersigned board have the
honor to report that we have carefully
examined and tested the Banning Brace
Truss, and unanimously consider that,
compared with other trusses in use, DIR,
Banning's is infinitely superior, their nc
ton being perfect in every position Of the
body. as hospital nurse, stretcher bearer,
etc, etc.
NJ. O. MCDONALD, Pres't,
Surg. L. S. Vols.
w. L. FAXON,
Surg. sd Reg't Mass. Vols.
c. A. MCCALL, Recorder,
Asst Surg. L. s. A.
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BRoTHERLY LOVE.
The Great International Picnic To-day.

There is nothing which tends to cement
friendship so much as meeting on the
greensward, underneath the leafy trees,
and there participating in the sports of
b0yhood. In these futiiitarian DAYS these
reunions are so unfrequent that when
one is proposed it requires all the levers
Of the press tsRid to be all-pOworful,O and
any amoun of outside working to make
it a success.
The great International Picnic which
comes of to-day at the Humboldt Park
is one of those occasions which, if prop
erly made use of, may do more to Gre
ate a feeling of thorough union in all
parties than hundreds of political eau
cuses. There will be represented the
Englishman, the Irishman, the Scotch
man, the Welchman, the COlloniast, the
American pure et SiBapIe), the fYank',
the 'Southron', the italian, the Deuteher,
the Plat deutscher, the Pole, Hungar,
Russ, Italian, Austrian, Prussian,
Frenchman, Choctaw, Arkansian, Ca
manchee and Tennesseean besides various
other ratiOnalities not sumner
ated. The following is the
PROGRAMME OF THR DAY.
Dancing all hosrs of the day; quoting
match for a prize of a pair quoits; wheel
barrow race blindfolded, prize, silver cup;
jumping, open to all ages, prize, merchaum
pipe; running, open to all ages, prize, one
nne pair vases; dance, Sailors HOrnpipe,
in costume, open to all ages, prize, silver
medal; dance, Hiland Fling, in costume,
open to all ages, prize, silver medal;
climbing a creased pole, open to every
body, prize, double cased watch; foot
race, between old men over fifty years
old, prize, fine hat; fOOt-race between
young men over twenty and under
thirty-five years Of age, prize n pistol;
donkey race, the lastin wins, prize, silver
cup; jingling bell, blindfolded, prize,
meerchaum pipe; catching creased pig,
the winner retaining the pig; sack race,
open to all, prize, gold finger ring throw
ing the sledge, open to all, prize, set
studds; Yelocipede race, open to al, prize,
silver medal.
The various countries are represented
by committees, the names composing
which are not necessary at present, and
which will be found in the small bills"
If you want to enjoy a big day, go out to
Humboldt Park.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we are offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember i, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, as our stock is yet
complete. Special inducements given to
any one wishing to buy stock and stand.
J. H. Loewenstine & Bros, No. 23I Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

LADIES will find relief from their Head
ache, -Costiveness, Swimmingin the Head,
Collie, Sour Stomach, Restlessness, etc.,
ETC., by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities
may avoid all bilious attacks by taking a
dose of Simmons Liver Regulator occa-
sionally, to keep the Liver in healthy ac-
ton. 1t should be used by all persons,
old and young. 1t is not unpleasant, is a
purely vegetable compound, is not injuri-
Gus to the most delicate constitution, and
will keep the Liver in healthy action.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-06

On Monday night, at a quarter past eight,
DR.. Banning will give his fourth and last
free lecture in the First Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, before gentlemen and
youths. Subject: Hernia, Prolapsus-ani,
Piles and certain weaknesses, and their
easy prevention and cure.