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epcclai Dispatch To The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind. Jan. l2-Thc Buckeye
STATE lett at o'clock this morning FOR Mem.
phis with fair trip. The l.. q. l,agon. from
tho Cumberland River, brought In a full trip
OF iron and lumber returning with light
packet trip and some small tops OF corn in
tight In the bends. Packets out on time
with fair business. Frcights continue 10 nc
cumulato IN good round lots for the ending
Star, due the first OF the week The Jennie
Campbell. with the n couple u barges Of
slaves and the propeller Hummlng Birl 40
. Ia tow, passed up II noon today, TO e1-
change tows with the Excel. The J. u.
1lillman arrived from Louisville, loaded
with cement, aud went 10 Nashville, dashed
with the l.. q. llagun, this afternoon. The
ldlcwlld, coming up. broke her shaft NJ Hen
derson today at noon. The tow tug Eugene
went 20 her assistance, bringing her home
this afternoon, the T.. q. Rngon nking Lcf
trip out this evening. The Granite state j.
momcntarily expected, aud will pass up
during the night bat may b. delayed until
morning taking pig Iron. The Kangaroo
brought up a light tow 81 cmptics Business
will be lively the coming week from al
appearances. The weather IL simply lovely
The latest report from Capt W. H. Graccy.
brought by The 4. g. Ilagon today, IL that
his death Was momoniaHly expected ~ the
boat passed Eddyyillo Friday morning. Rob.
inson's New Idea passed down at b . clock
ihi. morning The river j. - feet ) inches
aud rising. Weather clear.
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c, p, Winkler, Professor Of Music.
+. A. Harvey, 9St Front Street.
J. II. Taylor, Hill, Fontainc & Co.
+. w. Thomas, ga Madison Street.
c. Il. IIcth, 5II Madison Street.
S. n. Castle, Taxing District Office
J. II, Erskine, Memphis Grocery Co.
Geo Dashiell, G. w. Jones & Co.
Ii. w. Beck, Scimitar Office.
j.. W. Dale, Avalanche Office.
c. NJ. Peete, Lennon & Gale Co.
u. NJ. Draper Tennessee Paper Co.
7. Il. Patterson, 1863 Front Street
NJ. Halle, Menken & Co.
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VIM, A.iNclson, 2O5 Main Street.
DIR, c, Swain, 2ij Second Street.
VIM. Baker 25i Second Street.
u. II. Graham, 25i Second Street.
w. 7. Sloan, Johnston & Vance
Ben +. Kocrper, Naccaro & Co.
W A. Cain, Lennon & Gale Co.
r. W. sherron, J. NJ, Hill & Co.
Louis Frisch, J. Goldsmith & Bro.
J. II. Scruggs NanVlcet & Co.
T. II, Robertson, NanNlcet & Co.
Thos. q. Mcclellan, s. A., NJ * G. Il. II
q. A. Scyiorth, is Madison Street
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CNcINNAu. o., Jan l2.-'rhc river II fall.
Eng With - feet and inches Of water la the
channel nc O'Clock pm. Tho Hudson Tor
with soOd trims
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a. Cairo


CAlRo. H., Jan. i2-1rhc Sidney Dillon
has laid mp for the present The H. ".
bank Ny Choice brought out three
bargcs and took three bacl. 10 81. Louis Tho
Sentinel brought a tow ~ rock for the
bridge. The City Of Nashville went 10 Wolf
Island for n load Of corn Tor Nashville The
Euaz 4 Williams went South during last
night The W. II. Cherry hasa iairtnp Tor
The Tennessee River Tie Future City' will
stari sdg b with tow next week River -
feet nnd icnths on guagc, a rikc Of - inches
during twcnty-iour hours
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l.. Halle, Menkcn & Co.
i. NJ. Thompson, Appeal Office.
II. r, Miller, 3S7 Main Street
Geo. II. Williams, S. c. Toot & Co.
J, Il, Shcats, 36l Main Street.
T, Wilson, l37 Hill Street
w ]. Stcmmler, 27i Main Street.
c. W. Becker 365 Main Street.
John Hastings, J. S. Mcnkcn Co.
Chas. 4. Harris $40 Front Street.
Chas. q, Atkinson, Il. l.. Cochran & Co.
John Strong, 3Gl Front Street
r. NJ. Brown, Mcnavitt James & Co
Joe. l.. Fazzi, l.. Il. & NJ. II. Il.
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AsiUSENIENTs.

AMUSEMENrS.
" NC. A HALL, 2O7 MAINsTREET-
Thursday evening, January II, at s O'Clock,
GRAND CONCERT
Under the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association
MAMMALIAN wElNsTEIN,
Greatest living Maudolin,t also Violin virtuoso
OF rare merit late of the Imperial Academic. Rio
de Janciro, Brazil, who during his travels through
Europe had the honor Of playing beiorc His Mai
other royal Circles Of England. Russia Iayurla and
Austria. assisted by Mrs y. II. Berry, Miss Carrie
Block and Mr.. James Ryan.
Prof. weinstein challenges the world for n person
10 excel his manipulation Of his iayorltc insiru.
ment the spanish Mandolin.
Mr. EMILE LEVY, MUSICAL DIRECTOR
admission, 20 cents
yNroNDERLAND MUSEUM AND TIIEATFR
w In Mammoth Iron Building, io5 aud lg7 Main
street. between Adams and Washington.
Week Of January u.
New Attractions In Our Curio Hall.
JO.JO.
The Dog Faced Boy.
LARADos.
The KHilir Jewel Chief
CIEMAI,
The Smallest Chinese Dwarf
Madame komline. Ancient Pottery Queen.
Zuluko. Gtccian Beauty.
Prof McNulty Punch and Judy.
Prof. Miller and His Hives OF Working Bees
Chns iIoll and His Educated Pig
Madame Johnson. the Fat Woman.
Blactsion aud Burns llreakueck Song aud Dance
Team.
Tho Dashlngtons -Four In Number.
L0tlic West
Prof. Nichols the Wire King
johnson aud Celeste aud Others.
Admission. 10 Cent?
Open NJ aud O'Clock pm.
Hourly Performances
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Arrivals-City of Cairo, Vicksburg: Joe
Peters, Arkansas River; Port Eads, St. Louis
Ruth, Tiptonville.
Departures-Port Eads, New Orleans City
of Cairo, Vicksburg; Joe Peters, Arkansas
Vile
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ANNUAL MEETING.

L., N. o. g. T. Railway Company.
~ oder Of thc President aud n0afdpf Directors.
hrsnuunl meeting of ft0rthoidcn ut The louis
ville New orleans q Texas Railway Company for
The pnfpusc " Cleciing Directors aud Ofi0ifs and
imfsartlng any other hlfiuos viii D. held II Tho
Company unico. IN the ity II Memphis on MON.
DAY, lEuEtAgf n, iss9. nj ~ O'Clock noon.
& n. UuauII SECRETARY.
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OUR PLAN

a CLUB is formed con-
"A sisting of so mem :
bers ladies and gentlemen);
each member pays SI.oo per
week for SO weeks; every
week a member is supplied
with $1,000 worth Of goods
in our line-a fine gold
watch, a diamond or a dozen
different articles-until ev-
cry member in the club is
supplied. CASH PRICES
guaranteed in this system.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE ANY ACCOUNTS
~ aud demands agaiust The estate Of Mr.. tllen
&. Glenn, decreased. afo hereby notified 10 Ole tho
nimo with the understand. SO. 20 sccund street
and AZ pcrsons indebted 70 taid estate afc notified
~ mike payment thcruoL
Tha January ", issq.
WI. MOORE, Executor
Under The will Of Mn. Elcu G. Glonn. decd.
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stage afihe nI,ers.

OruCr sIgSAL gruyirf. q. a. A..
Mrurnfs Tenn, Jan ~, in.
The following observations arc taken NJ nll IA.
ilunf nHmcd iu the 10Th meridian lime. which Is
onU hour later than Memphis time
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NOTICE.

TUE ANNUAL NETTING on THE STOCK.
Il holdCu II The Mllbufn DIN and Machine
Company iur The election ei Difpriofs will be- held
on Thursday, January ~, between 2aud O'Clock
pan. n A. NV. Arr'y
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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
sanerings Intense. Head Nearly Raw. Body
Covered With sores. Cured by the Cuti-
cura Remedies.

Sdnerings Intense. Head Nearly Raw. Body
Covered With sores. Cured by the Cuti-
cura Remedies.
Messrs STEVENS & Bpuyrn, Monroe. y. c.;
Rdr Sirs-About two months ago, on your rec
concentration, bought bottle OF CuTICURA RE-
s 80 one box CuricukA sALyE, and one cake
OF oVTlCCRA SOAP for my sou, aged thirteen years,
VINO has been afflicted with eczema for long time
ana am pleased to say that believe the remedies
nave cured him., His suiierings were intense, his
mead being nearly raw, his ears being gone except
the gristle and his body was covered with SORES.
ms condition WAS frghtiul to behold The sores
nave now all disappeared. his skip Is healthy, eyes
bright cheerful IN disposition and Is working ev.
cry day. Ny noighhors are witnesses TO this re.
markable cure, and the doubling ones are request.
Cd 10 call or write me- or any Of my Regh6oS
WINCHESTER z. O., UNroS Co, n q
MONROE n. c., October %, 1857.
THE POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
Gdlicmsn-Mr. William s. Stephenson of this
county brought his son TO town today TO let us see
him, and 10 show us what CUTcuRN REMEDIES had
done ior him. This is the case referred 10 IN our
leller TO you some time ago. To look at the hoy
now, one would suppose that there had never been
anything the matter with him-seems 10 be In per
feet health. We havew written and herewith inciose
what his father has TO say about the matter-wrote
II Just ms hc dictated
We are selling quite quantity Of CuTrouRA
ilkhEDiIS and hear nothing but praises for them.
We regard the CI'TICURA REMEDIES the best In tho
lnnthct anu snhll 10 all we can 10 promote their
sale. Yours truly, STEVENS q DRUNFR
Druggists and Pharmacists
CuT1cuRA, the great skin cure and CuTrcuRA
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RisoiyENr, the new blood purifier Internally, are
apositive cure for every form OF skin aud blood
disease, from pimples TO scrofula.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTTcuRA, 6Oc; soar 2Jc;
REsoLvENr ST. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
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hD-send for "lIow TO Cure skin Diseases" ca
pages. 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
pJMPLES. black heads red, rough, chapped and
I III Oily ski urpvautad nv Ctfrtgffpa
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Membership Books
NOW OPEN.
REMEMBER THIS,

That we do not compel you 10
take n certain watch. You can
got tho we'll known E'gin, Wal
than, Springfield, Hampton or
Rockford in a LAX. case for $50;
or 1t you do not want a watch
you can get anything else in the
jewelry lire by join ng this sys-
tenn and paying 81 per week.
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Tuesday night at 7:3o O'Clock,
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
State Savings Bank.

Interest at the rate Of 3 per cent. per anuum has
been credited to MI accounts with the State Savings
Hank entitled thereto iot the dx months ending
Dcccnbsr 81. less. by orier
L ID MnNTrnnNInn c..h..r
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TESTIMONIALS:

undersigned having
MATCH AND JEWELRY CLUB
lily endorse and recommend their plan every
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nOOMs TO IEr.

ROOMS To LEr.
DEsIRABIE OFFICES IN COTTON EXCHANGE
- building Apply % liENgY ilOrrER .ccy.
E'oUR ROOMS. IN SUITE. OVER 81 IEFFER
~ son street Apply 10 VICTOR Il FUCHS. su
Front street
ERoNT ROOM. NICELY FURNISHED, ron
u rrutcmcn. II Linden street
FURNISHED ROOMS Ar 5si MAIN STREET.
u ADJOINING Gayo,o Hotel
L'UKNi.tEb ROOMS At 81 MAIN STREET.
u adjoining Gayoso Hotel
DLrAsANTIY SITUATED UNFuHNI-lirD
i tnums 10 iod Union street reference
DLEAsANrLY SITUATED FURNISHED And
L uniumishcd mons No - Mtfkri street.
G,LFEPiNG Room, No. 90 MAIN sTRrrT. COR.
y nrr Union. Apply al No ~ Union street
'INO DEslRARLE PARTIES, LOWER FLOOR or
l ~ Coutt sir,ct
TWO or THREE CHOICE ROOMS ~ PRIVATE
i family for gentleman aud wife. convenient
"a day bnarl. triervnccs Addfcs " ~, Appeal
J'nREE ROOMS FURNISHED or UNPUR.
i nishcd. at 30 Adams siicei.
"
uousisS To LIT.
4 THREE ROOM COTTAGE. WITH CIsrRHN
~ water. etc. No Cullcgy avenue, near walker
avenue ,ifccl rat line Apply 81 20 Union ffJci
20 JOSEPH LtNoW.
DWiCK COTTAGE uN bAVIE AVE-. NEAR
u Walker sifI,i. containing ..ven r,,lms tnrfr
yurd ~ p,f month W. ll,uNAE,
No % second =
COTTAGE OF G ROOMS AT los ALABAMA
" uUft
CToRruOUsE. NFw ANn nE-iEAHtH. az
NtiuntsL ~. l.. NEAtliAN Mi.nuia Temple
GTuHEHOUsF q, HEAiE sTurEr NTLY 10
> l. 4 q LEHMAN - Madison street
I'VE TiNE sIoREupusg in MAIN sTrFfr
i nov occupied by a. g. lluutrf. puss,. boo
given March ]. Apply 10 }. W. NOLuLlI q 90,
'I'WosToRY muCR RESIDENCE or FiGHr
rD0ms, hlg shelby rryt. corner oi ftCerant
Arply a. g. G. LAKE ut }. A. Austin & Cos o.
Main sIrct
TWO Ivory HOUSE, ON CORNIR oF KfEi.
and iinh street DhcIsoa call atal1,c adirsS
. Mn ,BuOM HOUSES, COR ,m ASD UAiAEs
- - iPpcf mouth Appya
HEAL ISTArE AGtNrs
A LIN 4 FINLEY. REAL l,rArs AOEsr3
~. and nrokcfs. 70 Nadson street
no0DWYS6 Am. RIAL Estate AGENIA
VI brokcr AMI collector No Nadlapn .irrt
II l. OUiON. KEAL LsIAfE AgFSr.
II. 70 Madison street
uATcIfL1T. RicP q 90. REAL E,IArE AND
lnsumnce Arrnu - Nain 4 Acmphis
4 4. LorpoN. RIAL EsrATE AND RrSTAL
- Agcnt D Madison ,irrf
ID l. GoYER & co. RAJ ETAr. AULNr,
N. ana lfokcr No q Madison in'rt
- J.HLACK & %. KEAL IsiAIs AGENIA
n. A. Madison stnot
nun CoNAwAY HKAL r-TATE AGENCY. -
! Main street. Esnblishcd igii
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To LIAsE
L,LrGANr ErsiDENCE. 40. ioi ADAMS 81!
~ lafgo huimums Imfluf tiiting fnpm dlu.
inT fanm. iath. laundry. splendid frpaif. never
urrrul fIf rent lrfnfu VIII Lease O. pfuraf ar.
tics Apply ht orc' 10 srRArroN q ROGEnI
TorSD.
A SILVER WATCH OK WEDNESDAY MORN.
~ ius IHuuHv q issl Apply 90 CRAWFORD
WARD charleston rhors
nNr HEoWN MARE MrLE N GOOD comb.
" uon. inIl.n % % Alan, sircct
sTHsyED.
A IinERAL REWARD WILL NJ PAID ron
" the return 0i ruio jersey heller. on .
months uii aull yellow, no mafkA H. 4 ihiY,
one mos GRAY TEXAs HORSE ib UANps
i6sri rsard is ts rsli ior his rr,urn,,o 4.
TORREsT, % Monroe siir,t
80 pTcrurrpIl fs.. nay MARE TTXAs
" pony blngr faced with ecb halier Return
10 Z. n HILLS. Cspleyilll, lcun., and b. rewarded
o. address A. ~ hills
TAKIN ~.
[ j." ' a iOSEs AVENUE.
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in. MULF0RD, JEWELER,
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pIMPlES. black heads, red. rough, chapped and
LIN oily skin prevented by CUTICURA soar
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MONROE, n. c.. October %, 1857

CuTIcuRA, the great skin cure, and CuTrcrRA
soar prepared from II, externally, aud CUTICuRA
apositive cure for every form OF skin aud blood
disease, from pimples to scrofula.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

AavvTtsrsnn m M 'o'Hma irn ~ cAdrgef NJ nm, o.
IL or fvJ 1o QUO DssIii0a tieO as,ltOns. &c ono
WI i0c
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving

SUNDAY.
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sTHkyID.

A LlHLNAI NV VIZ VIII w IAID IUN
~ the fgtufu ~ ruio lofsry heller Uf y
months Old. aul.l yellow, no mafkA X. 4 ihBY.
ini iiaybum ntcnuc
ONE IRON GRAY TWAS HORSE 70 HANDS
" hirh branded with hall circle over an X A
l1cral rcaafd viii ~ paii Tor his rrtum,,o J. A.
FORREST, % Monroe siig,t
nE pFcEWnru % fss ] hay MARE TTXAR
" uony bIngr iancd with Nob haiisf Return
10 Z. u Hills, CspleyiIlg, Icun., sud b. rewarded,
o. address A. ~ Hills
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THE Ohio River is falling at all points
above Louisville.
THE Port Eads passed south yesterday af-
ternoon with tow of model barges.
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arRANar auIcinn.
A Victim OF tho Morphine Habit Coos 9
Etop Too Far


A Victim OF tho Morphine Habit Goes n
Stop Too Far.
Mrs. Loiiic lIaight, who has been EN-.
ploycd for weeks past rs servant In the
Edwards House, on Second street, near
Monroe, took dose Of morphine about II
o'clock yesterday with suicidal intent and
was beyond the reach Of aid before medi-
cal assistance could be summoned. She Is
described as woman addicted TO strong
drink aud liberal opiaics aud often boosted
that she could take spoonful Of morphine
without danger. The following letter from
her daughter was found among her effects.
NYAcE. n. v, Nov. 10. issD.
Dear Mothcr-1 received your kind let.
ter this morning and was very glad 10 hear
from you. but very much surprised TO hear
you were out In Memphis, Tenn.
hope you will like II out there, and I
was very sorry 10 hear you were not feel
ing well, but hope the change OF scene and
climate wilt prove beneficial 10 you.
am still In Nyack, aud M far ns know
at present, will remain here for the vim
ter am very well ut present. do not
know whether this letter will reach YOU or
not, ior the addpSs you sent Is not very
plain. With love 10 you. hoping 10 hear
from you, | remain, M ever, your loving
daughter, MINNIE l.. DYER.
Nyack, n. v, Box 2ls.
The remains were taken charge Of by
Undertaken Walsh, and will doubtless be
forwarded 10 New York at an early day.
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Minter Parker TO w. G. Alternately, for
$3.50. lot 80, Parker's new new subdivision,
ON northwest corner OF la Rose street ex-
tended.
James McNeal and vile 20 Charles J..
Schmidt, for 5000, east half OF lot ~, block
C6, Willoughby Williamss subdivision,
Fort Pickering.
Minter Parker TO Nellie VI. Leonard and
Others for $1,000, lot Z, Mintcr pmker's
subdivision Of the John Trigg land.
Mcchot and Minnie Hurst 10 Mary +.
Hill, for =, 800, lots II aud 10, Sloppy sub.
division, beginning on the west side OF
Dunlap street
Mrs. Kate Elliott TO A. Il. Bowdre, for
Sl,5O0, lot 30. Court street extended, 75x
lisl feet.
Geo. T. Tugglc to George Harrison, for
H,3iA1O, certain lot In the Eleventh
District, containing 40 3l-iOO acres.
;. W. Bergman tn Merchants Cotton
Press and Storage Company, for 5000. M
undivided one-scvonth Of piece Of land
beginning Mt stake on the south side OF
Adams street at the northwest corner OF
the NJ. a Z. X. II. grounds, lS3lx3li feet.
ID. &. Slaughter to Schoolfeld, lianaucr
4 Co, for 500, lot ~ Eppy White sub
division near White Station, containing
. 56.lOO acres
w. A. Stewart 10 NJ. NJ. Gilchrist. fol
500, lot % on south side OF Proyin,
street.
Caroline Goodman TO W. A. Stewart
for 500, lot 20 on south side Of Proyinc
bOxiOO feet
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The Why 90 fan InsI.

The way to go east from Cincinnati is by
way Of the Pennsylvania Lines. The
management Of this remarkable system Of
railways maniiests its constant vigor In tho
continual Improvement OF track, bridges
and rolling stock and in the details OF
transportation, the successful handling Of
which contributes in no small degree TO
the total success OF railroads
operation. The Pennsylvania Lines
are short aud direct 10 Philadel-
phia aud New York. control excel
lent routes to Baltimore and Washington,
and their through train service 10 these
cities is the best that has ever been known.
Train No. 2 Of the Louisville * Nash
billie Railroad, leaving Memphis at $50
o'clock pm, carries Pullman Vestibue
car, which connects at Cincinnati with and
runs through 10 New York on tho fast
PENNSYLVANIA special. Train No. o Of the
Louisville X Nashville Railroad, leaving
Memphis at 1880 o'clock am, connects
at Cincinnati with the New York Express
OF the Pennsylvania Lines, iavorito train
10 the last
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Choking Catarrh.

Have You awakened from disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations Of an assassin cluichug
your throat aud pressing the lic.hrcath from your
frightened cheftG Have you noticed the languor
and debility that succcod the effort 10 clear your
throat aud head Of this catarrhal mattcrf What a
depressing Influence it cxcrts upon the mind,
cloudlng the memory aud nllng the head with
palms and strange noisosi How difficult Il Il 10 nd
the nasal passages. throat and lung, Of this poison
Gus mucus all can testify who are afflicted with
caiarrh How difficult 10 protect the system
against IL further progress toward the lungs. liver
and Kidneys all physicians will admit tits a ter
rible disease, and cries ont for relief and cur.
The remarkable curative powers, when all other
remedies utterly fail, of sASronn's RADICAL Crnr.
are aticstcd BY thousands who gratefully recon-.
mend u "a fellow sufferers. No statement \ mnde
regarding 10 that cannot he suhsiantiated by the
most respectable aud reliable references
Zach packet contains one bottle of the RADICAL
CuHr. one box Of CArAHHuAI SOLVENT. and an In.
rnoyrn tSHAlrH, with trcailso aud directions, and
4 sold hy all druggist. for VI.
f0rtEn DHuu AND CHEMICAL Co, nogroN
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THE SAMOAN TROUBLES.
J. C.-KLEIN, WHO, THE GERMANS
CLAIM, CAUSED THE TROUBLE
Talks About the Outrageous Actions Of
the Teutons and How They Took
Water on One Observation-Disclosures
of the Samoans.

ST.. LOUIS, No., March Isl. @. Klein,
the correspondent OF the POST Dispatch and
New York World, who so recently became
a conspicuous figure in the Samoan trouble,
passed through this city this morning on
his way East, going from here directly TO
Chicago, where he will remain for few
days. After relating his experiences in
Samoa, which have already been related
in Associated Press dispatches, Mr.. Klein
said: "The Germans made light OF the
American navy, but tell you they were
not very aggressive when the stars and
stripes were waved in their faces. Why,
when they took Gillian OF the Richmond,
on the ground that no was spy, Capt.
Geoglesen and Capt. Hand sent word that
II he was not returned at once they would
board the Adler with armed force and take
him, and Gillian was promptly returned.
DIR. knappe, the German Consul, used TO
walk up and down the beach every day
and inspect Mataafa's boats Oh, how
they wanted " blow them up, but they
did not dare TO. They were in neutral
waters and they knew that TO touch these
boats meant tight. Their manner toward
everyone and everything that was not
German or allied TO the Germans was Us
offensive as II could be. They would
scowl at anyone they saw about the
American Consulate and make all sorts OF
offensive remarks about them"
"What sort OF people are the Samoansp"
"They are kind, good natured people,
and unlike many Of the nations on the
islands, they will eight against the Europe
ans. Most OF the islanders acknowledge
without question European supremacy,
and whatever white men want they may
have for the taking but you know Amer
lean and European vessels have been there
no MUCH, and they have done 80 much
trading with the resident foreigners that
they have obtained slight idea OF civili-
zation. Like all the people OF the tropics
they arc indolent, but they do work
enough to prosper and II the civilized
nations which can exercise an influence
over them would treat them Justly, they
would develop into worthy people. But
the Germans take their land for a song
and their labor for almost nothing. so they
have no chance 10 improve their condi-
ton"
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LOCAL NOTICES
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224secondst
nutNstytgx 4 tfN,uta ~ Ipl I.U..a.,.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second u.
BRISKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson ct.
Dye WoRRs-L. Regel 4 Co., IS JEFF
ferson street; telephone 1880.
PANTS made TO order from 50 up. /.
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
ALL sizes crate baskets, fronts and iend.
ers, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabey's. Telephone 277.
q. r. HoTcuKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | %.
pecially solicit. No. 1886 Main street
CuSNiNouAN Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
terial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
Pure and white as tho flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN a Lilly CorFEE AND SpfcE ca
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss. March is.-The pur-
chasers Of the vicksburg q Meridian Rail-
road, under the recent sale, met here today
and organized the now company. The
name was changed 10 the Alabama 4
Vicksburg Railroad Company. The fol-
lowing officers were elcclcdi Chas. schiff,
Of Cincinnati, president; @. G. Harvey,
vicc-presidenti II. ii. Tatcm, secretary and
treasurer.