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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-06

PREsBYTERIANs SOUTH.-In the Cohfede-
rate States we have in our denomination about
ia ministers, loo churches, and $4,000 mem
bers. This is about one-thiTd Of the member
ship Of our whole church. If the slavehoId-
ing States Of Missouri, Maryland and Ken
lucky are counted, it would include the mem
bership Of more than one hundred thousand
During the debates In the general assembly
some OF the speakers seemed to view the loss
OF the South as a small matter, and the Pitts
burg Baznsr INDUCES in the same vein. II a
man can comfortably sever from himself one
third o. his own body, then perhaps the case
is made out.-RichEoB2 Pres5ytsrjGR.
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and have commenced a suit against William
son. The objection against the brigade IS
that tie chief officers are not commissloneG
are ignorant Of their duties, and brutal III 'uesr
treatment OF the men; that the food IS not sur
fcieat in quantity for nutrimest, and that tne
men don't see any prospect o. getting into ser
vice.
We take all the above accounts Of bad treat
ment Of Lincoln's soldiers from a single num-
Der of a New York lack -Republican paper
the Tribune OF June 23L.
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Speaker House Of Representatives.
B. l. STovALL,
Speaker of Senate.
An Act FOR the benefit or Insane
-aH - T~.T--4na-

An Act FOR the benefit Of Insane members Of the Fsmi-
lies Of Volunteers.
SEc. 1. Be &c eaGcied b. the General .hsgem-
BIZ Of the State Of TeHRssses, That the wives
and other members Of The families Of volun-
teers who are citizens Of this state, and who
have enlisted, or who may hereafter enlist in
the service Of the State OF Of the Confederate
States, who have been, or who may hereafter,
be placed in the Tennessee asylum for the in
sane, a. nav patients, shall during the time Of
enlistment, or while such volunteers are in
actual service, be supported by the State, upon
the written certificate Of the chairman OF the
county court from the county Of residence Of
said volunteers, setting forth that be or they
are unable from INDECENT circumstances to
support such patient in the asylum.
SIC. . That any one Of the Tennessee vol
unteers who nav become dcraDged while in
the service, and who has not the pucuniary
means o enter the asylum as a pay patient,
shall be received and treated as a pauper pa
text PriUidsd, hat nothing herein contained
shall be 20 construed as 20 cause any Of the
present patients or the asylum to be discharged
in order to give place to any Of the above pa
tents, as provided in this act.
W. c. WHITTHOREE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
B. L. STovAIL,
Speaker Of the Senate.
hJoDAal 1851
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Iuka Mineral Springs.

TNHESE SPRINGS having been carefully analysed BY
i the State U~eologls, Of Mississippi, and found tn
contain SulphEretted Hydrogen largely Bicsrbonate Of
Iron largely Free CarboBic Acid, with small amounts
OF 81. Car6 Of Aagnesia, Bi. Carb. Lime, Bt. CaTb.
Potash and Soda, AID Cloride Of Potassium and Sodium
in Spring No. ,, in 10 900 parts Of which are lilo Of
solid ingredients, hve-sIxths Of which are Peroxide Of
Iron. No. 3 contains the ingredients Of the farmer,
except Sulphuretted Hydrogen. No. . is d strong Red
sulphur Spring. Spring No is a simple Chulybeate,
somewhat weaker than the former Both Of the latter
differ from the majority of other Ohalybeates and Sui
phur waters OF the State, in their freedom from purga-
tive ingredients, which renders them better adapted TO
feeble patients being almost purely tenic, and in the
case Of the first mentioned alternatives.
Many visitors from Memphi New Orleans and all
the South western States, have been restored to health
from long standing chr0nsc diseases by drinking this
waterj Ead the great popularity which they have OBJ
tanned. and the large increase Of visitors, has induced
tho hotel COMPANY "a enlarge their accommodations, and
they now afford every luxury and amusement. besides
stvGled comfort, which can be obtained In the country.
To he plsasUre-seeker, the huest fishing is within
an agreeable ride OF Eve miles, Billiard Tables, Bowl
:ug AlliCs, Livery Stables, and whatever can amuse the
summer visitor, is at his command.
A BsG1 Of kUsic is in attendance. and 10 expense or
Tie Springs Hotel IS situated Immediately on ths
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about half way be-
tween Memphis and Huntsville, within one hour Of the
Mobile aud Ohio Railroad at Corinth, and two hours Of
the Mississippi Central, and six hours OF Memphis.
C0OK 4 CO., PTOpristOrs,
jell-im Iuks, Mississippi.
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lin ERAL SPRINGS

THE SPRINGS have been placed in fine condition,
i and are now offered TO the public ss = balm for
many Of the ills to which flesh IS heir.
4 partial analysis OF the waters shows the presence,
in happy proportions, Of Iron, MagResia, Sulphur,
AiUmina, Sedeum, etc, ETC., all admirable adapted for
the relief Of persons afflicted with arrangements Of the
bowels and stomach, as well as affections Of the skin.
These Springs are different from any heretofore known
in this vicinity. being discovered last summer on the
northwest, and in the town OF Raleigh, 81 elby county,
Tennessee.
beautiful Pavilion ado-ns the ground, and a splen-
did Tenpin Alley affords healthtul amusement to the
visitors.
P. NJ. STANLEY, late Of Memphis, has charge Of the
Springs, sud having rehtted and put the Raleigh Hotel
in gsod repair, is now ready to Accommodate all whs
may seek health or desire j pleasant sSj0urn ia a c0un-
try villag".
This is a fac place fer the families OF soldiers in
service. Charges reasonable,
jel6-lm* p n. TANLEY.
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TFFGRK the public in general thst he is prepared
4 to treat all diseases, but especially those which are
pronounced i~ncuTable, and called chTOutc.
His treatment Of Cancers Is without any rival, BE-
cause thes viii be expelled from the system, with all
their roots and fbsTs, hly by cons utiensl treatment,
without eeustics and without the knife.
He also treats with success, according to the most in
proved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cont, Op~hthalmis, Fistuls in Ano, S%crofuls,
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dysentery, Torpid Liver,
Gravel, Fits, Tapeworu, Piles, Dropsy, Diseases Of the
Skin, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, and give particular attention TO all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are afflicted with any Of the above
oemmodatiOns while under treatment at the dsctors' in
Urinary.
The doctor calls attention Of patience at = distance,
that II they are not prepared 70 consult the doctor per-
ssHably, by writing to him, with an exsct account OF ell
the symptoms o; the disease, medicine WILDE forwarded
By Adams express.
U-Ofcs in Lenow's Building, Union street, between
Main and Second, fourth door east Of Main.
lnhrmary on Union street, east OF the bayou, at DR..
SpiegePs private residence.
Br @. Spiegel has, in his thirty years practice, eS-
pecislly on chronic diseases, cured them with the utmost
success, He has in his possession ever Eve thousand
care diseases which are by the most successful practi-
TONERS pronounced incuTable.
he also makes il his especial practice To 4 treat ali pTl-
vate diseases with the utmost success, in a short time,
no matter OF how long standing, nor Of what nature.
All DR.. Spiegel asks from the Gfiicted is 8 fair trial,
then all the reference he win give viii be = sPeedycure
to Them.
ThousenGs Of testimonials, from the most reliable
source, hay be seen at the doctor's once. jy2-6m
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.

Nh SIXTEENTH SESSION will begin en- the SEC
i n ii NDAY in September This institution
i il believed, affords unsurpassed facilities for the Sc
q~sisitIOn Of a thorough and polished edu- alton The
B0zds and Treasury Notes OF the Confederate States
viii be taken at par value or Cotton at the market
price. in payment u dues The charges, Ia advance.
for board and regular tuition are SI0l per session Of
twenty weeks. To secure situations patrons should
make previous application, as the number Of pupils is
imitcd 70 sixty.
For circulars giving full particulars apply 70
O. G. MACPHERSON,
ie28-daWSmf President.
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oWOgsCgGJe Springs,
BasEeW's @pa.saaQs,

re A4OEaENSE AEAbAMA
THIS most celebrated Watering Place is now open
i for the reception Of visitors, Ena kss- already a
gooi many persons from different parts Of the country.
We have engaged the services Of the celebrated HOLD
ING BAND for the season, who are hard 10 excel on
brass or string instruments. The advantages OF hshiEg
are admitted by an WHO have visited this place to excel
those OF any other watering place, ShoaI creek being
only q quarter OF a mile, ard Tennessee river only four
miles distant, and we are supplied with fishing boats
or skihs for the purpose, Our Ten-pin AIsys and Bill
lard Tables are in good order.
The waters Of these p ings are ecommended by
more than two hundred Of the most eminent physicians
in the surrounding country, for the cure Of scrofula,
'ropsy, dyspepsia, liver complaint, diseases peculiar to
females, sore eyes, chronic diarrhea, syphilis, and all
diseases OF the kidneys, urinary organs, and all suta-
neoHS diseases. Numbers Of tn. most remarkable
cures have beea testified to by most respectable living
witnesses
Col. James NJ rdo0h, late of Iuka Springs, assists in
the management Of the house, and no pains will be
spared to make our guests ia every way comfortable.
Our table shall be supplied with the best the country
affords. and our accommodatioBs in every respect shall
be as good as those Of any other watering place in the
country.
Our stege coaches will be at the depot st Florence on
the arrival Of the cars, at all times, and convey all pas
sengers 70 and from the Springs without delay.
Our livery stable is well stocked with carriages, bug
gies aud horses, for pleasure riding.
myI2-tf ELLIS n 90, Proprietors.
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DININeROOM FOR CHILDREN.

The whole establishment is in charge Of Mr. JOHN
E. HUKILL, Of great experience in this line of busi-
ness, to whom all letters may be addressed at the
Springs.
Stages will leave Tracy City lat the end OF the rail-
road) daily for the Springs, On the arrival Of the cars;
or conveyaroes can be procured at McNinnville by those
who prefer that route iel2 dawlm
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FREIGHT n ACC0MH0DAuaE TRAINS
VIII leave and arrive as follows:
LEAVE ARRIVE At
Memphis at......-T:l0 A N Garner at........A-OO
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AED FRIDAYS
LEAVE ARRIVE AT
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND sATU. BAYS
Trains arriving st Memphis conRecs with the Mem=bis
sad Charleston and the Memphis and Oaio Railroads,
for the North and Bast.
Trains arriving at Garner station there connect with
8 daily lac Of nail coaches, which leave on arrival Of
the mail train for Grenada, AID New Orleans via Ms-
siSsippi Central Railroad.
Granada tickets are seld By L 8. Eno1lton at Gavo-s
ans Worsham houses. r. HOUEH-
mrs General Suna-frtau5srf
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BEERsHEBA SPRINGS,
GTWndy county, Tennessee.

THI CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE Is now
L opened FOR visitors. The premises have been put
in THOROUGH REPAIR. Among oths additions is a
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LIST OF LETTERS
Ladies' Lz1st,

nEgAINING in the Post once st Memphis, Tenn, on
Is. the 9Th a OF JULY, 1851 PersoRs calling ior
th,-, sbou1F say that thew are advertised.
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kDE gTeSS.
We are authorized 70 snnousce N. R. HILL, Of
Trenton, as a candidate for the oufedeTate Con gress
from the Ninth Congressional District. Je22-tde"
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Enr Gnurrnss-

To-
We are authorized t. anneun0e J D G. ATKINS az
a candidate for the Confederate Congress from the
Eiuth Congressional District. je29-tds
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Fnr CnnCreEa.


We are authorized and Tequestet to announce r. G..
PAYNE as a candidate for delegate 10 the Congress OF
the Confederate States OF America, which asse ubles at
Richmond on the 2Oth day Of JAY next. jeIs-te
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Il Cbausds A B >; Pritcbett X E ?; FiEler J B; RediRir
uOas A.
ITALIAN L~ETTERS.-Arst J B; kontsdorino J; Bat
1 to A; BEggI0 4; FrIncisla J; Surcis l..
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For Congress-.

For Congress.
VIZ. 7 2 is a candidate to represent the 10th
Congressional District in the Congress Of the Coufede-
rate States. ielS-te
For Congress.
We are authorized to announce D. h. CURRIE, Esq,
Of this city, candidate 10 represent this Confessional
District in the Congress OF the Confederate States, at
the ensuing election jelS-tgs
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OBJ 3fLema15ls AR2eah

PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-EEEKLY r WEEKLY
az
me z. LANAI r. DILL
Cndsr thu style nj FIRM OF
81 DEEL,
whom siILetters Oh Business, or otherwise, shouldbe
DIrected.
, 1861-11-07
Spernatorrhea,

or local weakness nervous debility low spiFa, ,IaS1luds,
Neakness o. the limbs and bach, ndisp0ion aDd ilc.s
paoiy of labor and study, dizziness Of appfehenaon,
oss o. memory. aversion 70 society, love o. scnde,
umidny, self dlsrust, Dizziness hesdache involuntary
discharges, pains In the side, affections Of The eye1,
pmpes on the laee sexual or other innrmites In upD
Feeufed BY the Justly eelebEated physclan and g,
u Csapkay. His method o. curing dissAssl . pg.i
(unknoun % othea) and hence the aIeat mooo1a An
Address L. J. CZAPkAY. n. D.,
San Fnuelseo.
, 1861-11-07
Tho Action Of Tho Hart. DrOpSy.

This last named disease d commonly preceded BY Ir.
regular action Of the heart and dcult respiration
which symptoms are always severe and ever 20 from bad
10 WOTse, unless proper means reaored 70 To Hoo
ways untvalled Ointment and Pills the dFopscal patient
will ever Ind snceour the present relief derived from
the Of these remedies marveously quick and pre-.
severance in the steady application Of t famous Ont
ment invariably results In They act with such
energy the circulation and absorbent system that the
dropacAl fluid vanishes and The sufferer 6nds ali the on.
presve SymptOms daily decline, Ill natural health re.
turns.
, 1861-11-07
GOut and Rheumatism,

May be cured with the greatest certainty u large quln.
titles Of the Ointment be well worked into the COMPLAIN
ing pafs and this peFseverengly done for some time
II q no use 10 smear it on the skin only Il must be got
Into the system. Take o. many Pills nightly will act
two or three times during the ~ hours escheW the use
Of coie and all stmulants When these complaints aFe
leaving the system, the vrulence Of the complaint ne
uuentfv eeeuia IN ineraaaa.
, 1861-11-07

10 such cases the Ointment operates surely and with
npidty that resembles magic. II should be rubbed into
the parts effected, alter they have been lomsnted with
lukeWarm water. The purifying and curative poWes Of
this marvellous unguent have never Aied. Any old soFe
wound or ulcer always Yields 70 h influence and In cases
Of bad brcass Or milk fevers is action Is wonderful
Glandular sLeing may sOon bo reduced BY following
, 1861-11-07

The almost miraculous that has been eaeoted in
my case prompts me 70 impaFt 70 those Of my lelOW
Several yoar8 ago, my health began % lall was A.
tackled 81 general weakness and debility, which reduced
etothS mere shadow Of mytomoEs sif. AZ thaISlSEO
, 1861-11-07
GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.


the undersigned, having been under the treatment
Of Dr. L. J. Czapkay, although unsolicited Ieel called
upon To- give publicity n the efficacy Of his tFsamsnSr
hoping that BY doing 90 may be Instrumental n Pc
venting othe from The fearful suffering and misery which
lexperenoed, and which 20 oen result RON the pelnis
Of physical and mental debility which follows In coBssS
qlence o. indiscretons In youth. The aeonies which
endured are perhaps unnecessary for me 70 detail; they
are known 20 those who have experienced them eumeS
70 say that having called the services Of Dr.. 4 u
Czapkay into requsition, all the expectations Whichl
may have formed Of him were more than realised. i
would hereiore recommend DR. Cxapkay % al Who nay
hnd themselves afflicted with that dreadful maady; ny
object In 30 doing being sympathy for suatFng hnnanyS
and heartfelt deslrO Of relieving them. s,.
D. ]. DAHLEE, Printer.
On this 3lst day Of July, AID. 1885, before me- VINO.
JeWett Notary Public, personally appeared D. j. Nahlse,
known 70 me. who, being dnlg sworn dld depose and
s9y that The contents Of the card herewith apsahy
10 witness whereof have hereunto set nv hand, snd
aixed my ocla SEAL the dav and wear above written.
tLs1 WIN. O. JEwETf, Notary PuhAe.
, 1861-11-07
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CURE IS AT HAND!
CURE is AT HAND!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Ss@bNk EfupiiOnS, Us Sore Heads and ScrOfulOuS
SwelIingS.

n this powerful Ointment Be well rubbed into the
parts affected all skin dlsease will be speedily overcome
Il acts not by repression, but TepusiOn. Il enters the
system - salt enters meat and operates not locally only
but consttuOnaIy purifying the whole system, nean-
tFalizing ell depFaVed umours. and eecting radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken as an
auxiliary to the Ointment they are 80 prepared as
to act In unison with it asltatinE and confirming he
conquest Of the diseaset