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OF rHB DAY.

The embargo laid on whisky, by closing
up the saloons, was not much felt, as the
initiated found no difficulty in " bursting
open 4" back doors. But, all in all. there
was not half the drunkenness that had
been feared.
The friends OF all the prominent candi-
dates were prompt in putting up green
backs on the success Of their fayorites.
1t is estimated that a larger amount OF
money changed hands on the result OF the
contest for Mayor than on any previous
election ever held in the city. 4 pr0mi-
nent Irish gentleman, an ardent sup
porter Of Mr.. Johnson, filed up his check
for 5000, and, with It in his hand, re-
marked to a knot Of Walker men, who
were standing on Madison street pooh
pooling the idea of Mr.. Johnson's cleo
ton" You are all men of means; now,
is yOu think that Sam. Walker will be
elected to the amount of 5000, l will diff
fer with you in opinion TO the ex-
tent OF 8 ike sum-, and which Of
US proves right in his surmise will
take the combined sums; or, in 9th
or snd palmer words, 1 viii wager 5000
that John johnson defeats Sam. 2. Wal
ker for the Office Of Mayor of Memphis.
Come, gentlemen, which of you will ac-
cept the wagerS or, viii you take a thou
sand each-there's just five of your But
they couldn't see IL; they never bet on
elections maze II a point all their
lives not to put up q cent on any man."
And dispersed 10 assemble at a point
where johnson men did not have their
cheek-books convenient.
A mob Of hslf-drunken negroes, escort
ing a kind Of GideOn's band Of black mu-
sicians, sioshed around town all dav,
footing, it is supposed, for Walker. They
did our neighbOr over the way the honor
Of q '~'serenade," but the music was Of too
miscellaneous a nature, and no one re-
sponded from the "organ." These same
darkeys kept clear ofPinchthroughout the
day-reckon people up that way have no
ear for music.
To prevent q breach Of the public peace,
we recommend to those negroes whose
hands were so cordially wrung Yesterday
by a certain prominent newspaper man.
not to presume upon that circumstance
and attempt to cultivate a further sc-
quaintance. He has, 1t is reported, taken
an oath to "kiek into the middle Of next
week the first black rascal that looks at
him." Hes sick of the ebony-awful
sicki
A gang Of negroes presented themselves
at the Eighth Ward precinct, armed and
equipped with bogus papers n Walker
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Cancers.

NOlf-me-Tangere, Lupus, or Wolf Cancer.
Scirrhus Cancer-FungOus Cancer.
Rose Cancer-Spider Cancer.
I make a great Specially in the treatment OF
every description OF cancer and tumors. and
have a special department devoted 70 tnis
branch OF disease.
How many cancers and tumOrs are wrong
fully treated by certain charIatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors
After being pronounced fueurabIe. I VIII
take any one of these cases in hand. and
make a permanent cure.
Ny terms for treating cancers, etc, viii be
based on the age and condition Of the patient
and the positive certainty Of cure.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Plantation for Rent.

EOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
L Half of the Farmer Place, sftuated
IN Crtttenden county, Arkansas, near Bled-
sOes Landing, forty mikes below Men,
whole place contains one hundred and fifty
acres cleared land, gin and clubhouse, dwell
ling and O-uthOuSes. The richness of the soil
Is 1Dsurpassed-Wiu easily yield a bale of
cotton to the acre. For terms, apply to l. H.
Word, LS Second street: or Frank Moor Ied-
soe's Landing, Arkansas.
de5 JOHN P. RICE
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No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give u advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one-
sixth additional.
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BLANK BOOKS.

Our stock is the largest and best in the
city. Business men who intend opening
new sets of books on the beginning of the
new year will find it to their advantage to
give us a call. We guarantee all Of our
books to be as represented.
H. WADE & CO..
297 Main street.
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ScrnfnIa-

Struma, Glandular SweT1fngs Pr,
CrIsty ErUptious, salt Rheum-
Kings Evil.
The S~crofule faint, inherited or otherwise.
ming lite with untold misery, Is, BY an usual
medical treatment, hOpeiessly fneurabie-
Inc only 2 cures which ] have ever seen
are those which have been performed bv me-
1 WIZ contract TO cure, without fail. every
ease OF BIoo0 Diseases, even the most terrible
FORMS OF Lepr0sy, Erysipelas. Eczema. Can
Gers, Iumors, Ulcers, Assesses. and every
form or red, sealy. or d~isfguring eruption. IN
from I~orty-elght hours 70 a few weeks.
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unlted States Court--Iudga Triad.

M S@~S sN HtBS'
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Todd ct al VS.. Bartlett ct al, vsnditioni
eEpOHaS.
Scott & Bros. VS.. Mackay & Co., vendi-
tom eTpOaGS.
Moore vs.. steamer Laura, order.
United States VS.. Locke ct al, judg-
ment.
Moore vs.. Morley, judgment.
G. w. Heiskell, Esq, presented resolu-
tons with reference to the death Of the
late J. I. PeytOn, a member of the bar.
To-day the business of the present term
will be closed up, and an adjournment
had to the next term of Court.
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MvricIpaI Court--.Iudoe Foute.

Yesterday, in the case of Golfer VS.. Sui
Ivan, the jury returned a verdict for the
plaintiff fer S97 Is.
In the case of Foster, Chandler q Co. VS..
Partee, a verdict will probably be rem
dered by the Jury on Friday morning.
Court stands adjourned until Friday
next. The calendar for that day is from
No. 1865 to 1894 inclusive, as heretofore
published.
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Stopped-Up Head. EuRnf1o or t,.
slant hawkins and ) - 5sinE Constant
SioVr a Of rra

Thousands suffer hOn That m,st .r,o
dlsasreeaDie SAd obeu sive coniDIgfntEGS
tAIrh, without know .nE. what il is
Often the secretPd T.I1c1us H,t-f7r H.
me throat clogs Up she lungs. ana avs -
foundatton for consT mption. 'US
me mos sAlltuI physicians GfI 10 cure it.
heeehtIy' ssve.at Ear Doctors" ofthis sftv
nave turnee tnelf attention to the treafme1t
OF eatarrh, and demand most fabuIous DricaS
from patients. prices
1 cure any case OF obstrueffoD-storra5r,
nea1-uscAArSe Of greeuish, thick. Thin ~
st@lfy mucous from the nose. iuternaTv ~
e~Xtefn4uy-pa1u or fullness between t6a
eyes-constdnU blowing OF the nose-fn aan1-
Mlatloh ot the nasal passages-ulceratf0u OF
ene sel4eI1e1ian membrane. etc. In the
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PAHl how distgustingi is the exclama-
ton of every lady who indisereetiy ven
lures tc apply the ordinary hair dyes or
colors, or restorers, to her whitening
ringlets. Mud and tar are scarcely more
abhorrent. Not so Phalon's Vitalis
or Salvation for the Hair. Nothing de-
files its freely flowing crystal. There is
no sediment, no gum, no foul gas. 1t is
harmless, and its operation perfect. What
a d~iscOVerVi
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ORGILL Bros. < Co., corner of Monroe
and Front streets, are the Memphis agents
for the sale of Bidwell's celebrated axle
grease. City dealers supplied in lots to
suit mot less than q case at manUfac-
turers' price and freight,
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SSECIAL NOTICE To TAxPAYERs.-The
tax books tor the year 1869 have been re-
ceiv5d, and the Tax-Collector's Office will
be open on and after to-day from 2
O'Clock am. until 9 O'Clock pm, for the
accommodation Of taxpayers, of which
fact all parties concerned are requested to
AXE notice. VIM. MCLEAN,
Tax-Collector for Shelby county.
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Law Gonrf...ludna carmank.

The case of Hill & Co. vs.. Dean ct al,
on trial yesterday, viii be further heard
on Friday next, to which day Court stands
adjourned.
The calendar for Friday is from No. 2645
to No. 2274 inclusive. b.
The papers in No. 2773-First National
tank vs.. Mason, Mickle & Smith-are
missing from the trial files in the Clerks
office. Any attorney having the same
will confer a favor on the Clerk by return
ing them Immediately.
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LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB COAL with
BIGLEY, MELLERSH IL CO.,
. South Court street.

In the extensive furniture sale, as ad-
vertised by W. H Passmore & Co., to
take place this morning, can be found four
pianos. Also a varied assortment Of
household furniture, fine quilts, clocks,
mirrors, etc.
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AUGUST BERToN, the confectioner at the
corner of Fourth and Poplar streets is
ahead of everybody in that line. He also
sells homemade mince meat, ready for
use, at zoe a pound.
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I, John P. Boughner, Commissioner of
Registration for Shelby county. do certify
that the above is a correct copy Of regis
tration of the different wards, as returned
and certified to me.
JOHN p. BOUGHNER.
COm'r of Registration, Shelby county.
MEMPHIS, December q, 1863.
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WE have the most complete stock of
agricultural implements in Memphis.
ORGILL BROS. Il CO..
Corner Monroe and Front streets
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REMOVAL.

The Emmett Bank has removed to the
Stanton block, corner Of Madison and
Front Row. Entrance on Madison street.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the LIST of letters remain
Ing in the Memphis Postofics and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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To PRTNTERs.-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply OF
ddress APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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Bank of Tennessee money, in amounts
to suit, for sale at Emmett Bank, Nos. l
and 8 Madison street, corner Front Row.
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VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Fegan's,
$50 Second street.
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MEMPHIS DOLLAR SToRE-Joe Locke's,
1868 Main street. Where you can get the
worth of your money for one dollar, and
choice of a select lot of bound books.
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PARALYSIS

Heimplegia (HaIf Palsy, Paresi-.
Paraplegia local Palsy, Paralysis Asoftsus.
In every form OF Paralyss, this is the only
Treatment which amOup.s ~ ant We o-us
tortng action and vttal.fv AAHsA
In the treatment CCfbfs sad an
my Meultsted h'-,ns, medicated wffb various
suusttnces' a @radnth, chlOrir q iodine am
monla and F-ydrErgyrum, in n ,sctioD witb
medle9teC electricity and . 4Ivs1fsT1 and
otnef me remedial agencies. -
1 VIII cuntract To cure aav ..--r--
1a& GAME lesion.
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ATTENTION, TAXPAYERS

THE finest assortment Of Gold and Steel
Pens. CowPERTHwATT, Chaplain Il Co.
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FOR REaT-FARkS.

Hotoss Buder thu head tCU Be inserted a. Ten
csa1 per ttre, each Gas--lioH-
. E~IDESCE AND PARMA desirable res
n ideuce and small ELTsn, i've miles from
Memphis. on the PlgcOnroost rOad-30 acres
OF open lard. ina tine state OF cultivation: g
Ecrts IN u-cuafa-the best selection OF fruit
IN tie country large rich garden. With hot
beds sash. etc; dwelling house, with ten
rooms; doctors Olce in the yard; smoke
house, kitchen, cribs, stables and c0w-sheds.
Apply To TT. PRCPhIT,
des No. IS Front street.
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LoCKE's Dollar Store, 236K Main street.
Choice of a large assortment bound books
for one dollar.
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THE best made Blank Books at Cow
PERTHwAIT CHAPMAN d Co.
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CoAL.-Best Pittsburg Coal delivered at
lowest market rates, by
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & CO.,
25 South Court street, cor. Main.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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All sorts of Blank Books at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN Il Co.'S
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Cooley, Peterson and Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, 236K Main street.
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Mercurial Diseases.

Salvation Ptyalism}, MereuriaI Eruptions
Mercurial Aches in Bones,
decentralization.
Mercury, irjudiciOusly used. has filed the
earth with wrecks Of humanity. Thousands
suffer nom its effects, who have been uncOu-
sciOusiy drugged by their physician. II is
vain TO attempt the cure Of the mafortv OF
diseases While It remains in the BODY.
Although 1 have heard Of several so-caIIetr
antfdOtes for mercury in the human body.
have never yet seen a physician who could
eliminate it from the system
1 can satisfy any patient or physician that
1 can Absolutely extract mercury. lead, zinc.
and other mineral p~Cisons, in every ease.
one bath which 1 employ, even draws the
lead from the white paint IN the bafh-rCam-
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Go TO Locke's, 236H Main street, for the
latest news.
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N5soes sad1 ltas bead alg be inserted AZ len
cent Pc n7e each insertion.
TFONEN--A package OF money IN an sx-
Vi press envelope also, q morocco letter
80. containing many letters and memo
r4rdn. valuable only 70 the owner. Anyone
T-surnine either OF the above 10 this on e.
WI D. loera s. rewarded. ta4
-FFF. C~ATIIE-ziE head Arkansas teef
Il eatuc got away rom steamer Commercial
-,e ..rf- Fue dun. one Whlte-cOlors other
1o4r various. suitable reward viii be paid
a. INN delivered 70 undersigned.
LEVY & ROBBINS.
Al r. Jefferson street.
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DIR. JNo. @. RoeER's Office moved to
101 Adams street.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Blank Booksl Blank Booksll at Cow
CHAPMAN Il Co.'S.
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IF you wish a safe that has stood the
most severe tests in thousands of fresp
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VINO has the largest assortment Of En-
velopes? CowPERTHwAIr, CHAPMAN &
Co.
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2

ECfoes under nE head UiU Be inserted az Ten
csls per lf1s, each Insertion
nEEnS- Five dollars for two Deeds 70
II lands an Texas. signed by J. F. Johnson.
The DEEDS were Uis -ait or lost about a year
bg0. zlG are OF no value to anyone except the
owner. Return them %
ts5 OWEN, MCSUTT & co.
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CARPETS, oil cloths, m~attings, shades,
mats, DC, at L. FEGAN'S,
$50 Second street.
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VAsHTI! Twisted Threadsl at CowPER.
THwATT, CHAPMAN & Co.'S.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS viii save time
and money by purchasing their hardware
from Orgill Bros. y Co.. They are offering
great Inducements,
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RAILROADS.
Tho Iron Mountain Extension, and the Cairo
and Fulton.

Mr.. Thomas Allen, President Of the
Iron Mountain Railroad, in the course Of
some remarks at 2 meeting held in St.
Louis on Tuesday night, said that he was
thinking now Of continuing his road to
Memphis. He had a few weeks since
raised s., 900, 600, but owing to Wall street
troubles, had been disappointed. He had
another plan-tc have a company donate
lands at 81 p per acre along the route,
and had accomplished this, when the
company raised the price to 81 so. The
cost Of the road to Memphis would De
only about S4,000, 900, and II she arrange
ment could be made to obtain the lands,
it could certainly be built. If buittit
would relieve 6,000,e00 acres Of land in st.
Francis river valley from overflow. The
State of Arkansas had been very liberal.
Offering to pay the price of the grading in
that State in State warrants, payable in
lands. He had brought the matter before
the County Court, but that honorable
court did not think proper I've to notice
his proposition. In this connection ne
would speak of the Cairo and Fulton
Railroad. This road he had bought to the
Arkansas line. The franchise in Arkan-
sas was very valuable, as il had a 1,500, 900
acre grant. Further, twenty miles had TO
be built BY April next or the charter was
vacated. It was q most important o to
st. Louis, and unless st. Lou now threw
herself in the breach, it would certainly
be. built to Cairo, and thereby connect
only with Chicago. To return to the OBJ
iect of the meeting, a fast freight lin
would certainly pay; but through Onnec
lions must be made to have it effective.
Why not buy the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road? S750,000 would do it. That road
hasn't paid its interest for January. If it
has to be sold it can be bought cheap, and
St. Louis Ought TO buy it. He believed
that the Illinois Central was making
every effort to get that road in its power,
and would do so unless st. Louis used her
means literally. He notices already that
tickets in the South can in many places
be had for St. Louis via Iron Mountain
Railroad. He should continue trying to
build the road to Memphis, and by releas-
ing the State from her claim Of 81 100000
get an appropriation Of 500, 600 if possible.
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VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at L. Fegan's,
260 Second street.
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TUDGE CHANCERT COURE-We are an
, tro- I'D 20 announce Judge r. J NOR
GAN. the present incumbent, As a candidate
81 tae ensuing judicial election for the omcf
OF Judge OF the Chancery Court, which wa
vacated 10y he resignation Of HOE. William
u. smith. de19
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CoAu.-Pittsburg and Camel Coal de-
Iivered in quantities to suit, by
BIGLEY, MELLERSH CO.,
Second street, south of Madison.
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DR.. RUSSELL'S
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
A NORTH COURT STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
The Largest and Oldest
INSTITUTION OF THE kIND
TN The SOUTHWEST.
Established Ten Years.
Where InYalids Car Obtain Scientific and
G0Rm0assRss Treatment at a
Moderate Expense.
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Lumbago, Gout.
Sciatica, MerCuriaI rheumatism
IT. nanrran- 60
Rheumatism and Neuralgia.

In all arthritic complaints, as rheumatism.
govt, neuralgia, etc, this practice is almost
perfect. Inc most intense pains are almost
instantly rel1eVed-enOrmo1s sweiIings are
redueed-limbs which have been contracted
aud sim for years are relaxed Gases of TWEEN
w thirty, and forty years standing, have
been cured by me after all other means have
failed.
A great accomplishment IS my triumph
over pain, by which I can often, in a few mo-
ments, soothe and carry OF the most excru-
ciating sufferings.
II this system did nothing more than to re-
ieve pain, it would stand SUPERIOR to any
other systems extanL
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WHERE do you get Letter Paper? At
COwPERTHwATT, Chaplain IL Cos.
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AR%HoUNcEKERTs.
FOE CITY RECORDER.
FOR JUDGE cHANCERY COURT.

NHANCELLOR-We are authorized TO sn.
~ nouuce Judge J. p. CARUTHERs as &
candidate iOr Chancellor. TO I'LL the vacancy
Set54 by the resignation OF the Hon. Wm
81. smith 1aGS
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Mercantile Printingat CowPERTHwAIr.
e Co.'s
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F0R RERT-H0USEs.

Nonos pndeT fhLs head All BE- Inserted II Ten
cent per line. each Insertion.
nFsTDFNCF.-A neat 6~sidence c=oDtsiDfDg
H seven rooms ana kitchen. For ter rs ap-
ply On re premises - Warrington 81. g
d E~IDENCE-A llce cottage residence. Of
II seven rooms. 10 Buntyn Station, win
every necessary clubhouse aud ~ acres "
goOl Lsll Apply 70 A. j. MARTIN, attor-
ney-al-iaw. IN hlt Williams Block, corner Of
seccnd and Aaaison streets. deM
OOTTAGE-Cottare-hous four rooms and
ktcuca. wtI $50 worth OF household
Tqrn -ule ioE sse Inquire On premises, 50
Linden street after Em. de2
R02as AND BOARD.
Eos~ Hsdzr ns head eng Be inserted az Ten
ceats per hse. each trlse1ttod
4OkRn-A rev Jay boarders; one front
- room, in a private family; apply az zS
FOR SkLE-AlSCELLARE0US.
W571eI TT7T TS1 head 170 be inserted q Ten
~na PER hae, eIch t~nserlicl-
nTsTNF-s PEOPFRTY-First-olass buEl-
ID ues propsrty .or sate Inc Iol 10 . How
cheap. Epuly 90 DR.. W {. CAYENAGH, 2o
second sueet c1rUeI court iaf
AND GEIsT MILL.- steam saw and
- ar,st I-L. Cr exchange the same for i'm
proved city property OF Isrm Kinds: timber
and mEl-sits Wiz be lCazed TO p~orchaseT, II
desired. Apply 20 r. Adams q Ron, al Nes-
bets station. NtEs and Tenn. Railroad, or
PA2TEE, EUItLEsOS & Co, Memphis. ds3l
E~ELOCIPEDES.-Wm sell, cheap, a lot of
Neloc pedos, in complete order-best
makes-late.t STYLES. Apply 70 W.O. Wood
on or i. q. ugiish- Hep
LOST.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and white River UEitsd
States Mail Saturday Packet.
For Helena. Indian Bay, Clarendon, DsVaIls
Bluff, Little Rock, Des Arc, West Point,
Searcy, Augusta and JaeksonpOrt.
GO
J.B.
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave IS above E
SATURDAY. sth inst. at 5 pm.
LEVY & ROBBINS, agents.
las Is Jefferson street.
Elliott Lin White and Little Red River
Packet-FOr Helena, FriaT's Point, Little
Rock, Searcy, J-acksOnpoTt and BatesvilIe.
DES Glass, master
This elegant and heet passenger E@
steamer will leave as above ~
FRIDAY, 9TH inst, at pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
jos Promenade street, opp. Landing.
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ATToRNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL CoUR.

4 TuORNET-GENERAL OF THE GRIN.
y NAL CULkT-We are authorized 70 az.
uounce a. u. WEIGH as q candidate for Al
Eoluey-Generl OF the Criminal Court de-
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THE APPEAL is delivered for 25 cents a
week.
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Foa JUDGE OF LAW COURT.
30 JUDaE Ia CIRCUTT cOURT.
FOR JUDGE % CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT JUDGING sre authorized G.
y announce 7. A. ANDERSON as = candi
date Ion Judge o. tbs Second judicial Circui
O. -uelOy county cel2
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FOR NEW
FOR ST. LOUIS,

Memphis and Cairo U. S. Nail Line.
For OsceOla, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo. Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain Z r., at Cairo with
Illinois Central r. R., and
boats up the Ohio river.
COLORADO--.Mart Fisher master
This splendid passenge steamer -
Will leave as above -
THIS DAY, 7th inst, az 5 pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis Wharfboat.
ia7 Z CALVERT. Sup'E