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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

WASHINGTON, February Elm the
senate a resolution passed donating q
building at Camp Chase, Ohio, f5r an
asylum for disabled soldiers.
In the evening session Of the house the
secretary Of war was directed to report
relative TO all property seized by govern
ment SCENTS il Louisiana, what amount
has been restored aud by what authority.
he mats cOneurred ia the amend
hents 10 the house bill declaring Clinton
bridge yer the Mississippi a post road.
In the house q bill passed authorizing Q
submerged tubular bridge across the Mis-
slssippi at St. Louis.
A bill for the contraction OF currency
and payment Of compound interest notes
passed.
The senate has confirmed a large num-
Der Of appointments.
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- -1v OF THE APPEAL.

TO THE PATRONS OF HhA
In consequence Of judicial proceedings had IN
rsspeet to the interests Of different parties IN
On. AyrEAL. the paper, the printing eS'aO-
usbmeut and tie good viii ofthe Papef nave
besn Sold. and the undersigned have become
the purchasers
Evs-v Dossibls exertion viii be made TO render
Appx.L more acceptable TO its readers
and more desirable IS a medi1m OF adVef-
Using. Much more space VII be devoted u
reading matter. and a special column be ap'
cropria,ed weekly to Masonic ntormation'
IN undersigned hope. by close attention to th'
.1.,E Of the paper and office. 70 give 4
claims equal to those Of any other Journal o
the city TO the support and confidence OF th'
JOHN s. &. HOGAN & co.
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FROM AEw YORK.

New YORK, February 2I.-Wa1 street
is unsettled by the aspec; Of affairs in
Washington. Government stocks are
quiet and steady.
Tomorrow Is holiday.
There is a heavy snow storm.
The steamer Aberdeen has arrived
from Southampton.
The sixth Swedish chamber is pro-
posing general liability to military SER
vice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

THE Sioux Indians from Fort Wads-
worth, now in Washington, propose to
guarantee, by treaty, the safety Of travel
and transportation Of mails and supplies
through the country claimed by them,
and also the safety Of the frontier settle
ments of Minnesota from the hostile
Sioux or other Indians, provided the gov
eminent will authorize the organization
of not less than two hundred and fifty
belonging to their bands, under an officer
satisfactory to the Indians, to be APP
pointed by the president for the purpose.
The compensation they require for their
services they put at $50 per month, and
rations for themselves and families, and
the grain rations for their horses, the In
dians furnishing their arms, smmu-
milton, horses, transportation and equip
ments Of every kind.
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T-ELEGBAPHIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2l.-CottOu
dull and lower; sales 25JO bales low
middling, soc: middling, 31c receipts,
$3.50 bales exports, 500 bales. Sugar
aud molasses unchanged. Flour sitter ;
superfine, ST. -. Corn higher, 81 12G.
81 I74. Oats firm, 81. Hay firm, S37 so
G3S Pork dull and heavy, 81 IS. Ba-
con, at retail. in demand shoulders,
lie sides, 135c. Lard quiet aud easier,
l24@l4cl. Tobacco, medium leaf, 7G9c
fair, 7Glle. Whisky, s. 30. Gold, 80
Sterling, 4S4. New York exchange, Dc
discount.
LOUISVILLE, February 2l.-Salss Of
al hhds tobacco market active, 8 so
@40. Flour. superine. So. Wheat,
s. IS. Corn, 65G lie. Ness pork, 2Olc.
Lard, I2c. Bulk shoulders, ST.; packed
bacon shoulders, SIC; sides, l0le clear
sides, l25Gl23c. Whisky, 3 20. Hay,
$40. Sugar, New Orleans prime, l4{.
Cotton, good middling, 29e.
C~INCINNATI. February H-Cotton re-
mains active, 29(G374c. Flour, VI and
provisions unchanged. Oats SOC. Mess
pork $50 90. Bulk meats dull, z, % and
lie. Bacon dull. Shoulders ole. Sides
Iofc. Whisky s. 25. Gold 3st.
ST. LOUIS, February 21.-Tobaeco IN
changed. Hemp dull, s. 9063 90. Flour
dropping. Wheat firm, 8 7562 IS.
Corn S0GS7e. Oats 66G 70c. Mess pork
199IgIc. Bulk meats dull, lie. Loose
shoulders Ole. Rib sides Toe. Hams and
bacon dull and dropping, lie. Rib sides
I2c. Clear sides 12{G12sc. Sugar-cured
hams Ice. Whisky 3 50. Hogs6S7c.
NEW YORK, February 2i.-COtton
heavy; declined to le- Flour, low
grades, 5GI0o better. Whisky steady
and quiet. Wheat advanced &c to Sc.
Oats 50G6Gc. Sugar quiet; Cuba 1850
IOIe: Porto Rico HE. Molasses firm
new Cuba 51G53c. Mess pork SO 500
S21. Cut meats firm, S4@l34e whole
range. Lard 1lS@135e. Gold 5Sf. Gov
eminent stocks firm.
LATER.-Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
advanced &c. Whisky, bond, SIG33ci
Lard I2i613}c. Governments steady.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CI~SCryNATJ, February 2I.-The river
has risen fifteen inches in the last
twenty four hours, and is still rising at
the rate OF halt an inch per hour.
The weather is cloudy, with slight
snow since nine O'Clock. Mercury 40
barometer $3.50.
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~eltt salt.

Law Court OF MomphIs.
Lindauer Arnold & Co, plaintiffs, vs. \. Z. 4
A. n. Mason, Defendants
A FFlDAVII for Attachment Ia ring been
"A made in this case In pursuance of sectt 4
3A5 OF the Cous OF Tennesset and Attachrnent
having been issued and returned BY the prop-r
Defendants. n. E. s a. +. Mason
II is therefore ordered that said d~sfsndanfs
appear sc the court House In the city OF Mem
phts, Tenn On or before the second Monday IN
June next, and defend this suit. or the same
Will be taken Tor confessed as to them. and he
case Set tOr hearing eX p4rte. and that a COPY OF
consecutive weeks IN the Memphis APPKAI-
JOHN DONOVAN. Cierk
At9py- BY MASON hyde. =. G..
d. Molten, attorney for plaintiffs.
Ee0rulrr ~. Ell EnlI lnnlna
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-

30 notice can be taken OF Anonymous Oon-
muuieatons. Whatever is intended fer IN
sertion in the APPEAL, mus be anthent-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer-not necessarily for publicauon'o OUT
as a guarantee for his good faith n re-
sponsibnity.
Al business letters for this once should ne az
dressed to " TIE APPEAL." Memphis.
An Communications for publication must ne
written on n side OF the page and WIN
all other matters connected with the edlVo-
rial department, should be addressed; EDi-
TORS oFrHK APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot. A. a rule, undertake TO return aIh-
Giles not found suitable for publication
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FROM sAS ~FRAxCIsCO.

SAN Francisco, February I.-An en-
thusiastic Fenisn meeting was held last
night, and resolved 20 cooperate with
the western brethren and achieve indie
psndence for Ireland
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22
LATEST
BY
~fwEsrERS 1ssocIArED PnEss REPoKrs
Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February 21.-The
weather Is clear and warm. Boats ar
rived-StOnewalI and Louisville, from
Louisville. Departed-MississIpP for st.
Louis P. W. Strader, st. Charles and
Glasgow, for Louisville, and the Gen.
Oaitn1au for Vick.burg-
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BAR FIXTURES FOR SALE.

TWO Hae Paneied Counters. With bach Ba-a-
TNo Of The dnes Mlrrars IA Msuphf~.
Fancy tar rs. Vine Giaas-s,
Bar 5eities and Shoppers; IN fact ths mostcaru
his elty.
FOR particulars inquire at DLXEYS sA-
LuoN, Ia New Memphis lEaater. Tor three
day. Cash viii buy them. SIX 1nonils IT,
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FROM ~LOJIsYILLE-

LOUISVILLE, February 2I.-The river
is rising One-haif inch per hour.
The Alice Dean and Abeone passed up.
The Indiana left for New Orleans st
mon
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22
r,rr PbiIadelpbia Press boasts that The

THE Philadelphia Press boasts that the
Quaker city is now larger than any city
in Europe except London and Paris, and
possibly COpstantinople. It has now
over 100000, while the European cities
rank a. follows: Berlin Gin 1861, 5471 81 +;
St. Petersburg lin 1855 $780, Sl Vienna
lin 1877 as, 922; Liverpool lin 1856
4sA337; Naples (in 1852 Az, e64 Glas-
cow lin 1856 49,, 265. The population OF
London, according to the census taken
wear, was Z, G37, 99l, and Of Paris, ae-
cording TO the French censUs OF 1870,
I S25 o37.
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FROM Sc. D

ST. LOUIS, February 21.-Gen. Sheri-
dan passed here en- route for New Or
leans. The river is rising and weather
very cold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

For sale

HALF MILE from Eartiet.. On the ". so.
Railroad q miles rom Memphis a rf-s
Cottage Of faur rooms. With kitchen nd sew
ants ura tiers, and twenty acres OF ground
half woodland. tne garden and orchard. am
IN The nefghbcrhoof OF me ssIoOfr.
feb-g ~ EOySTER. TREZhEANT ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

THREE ferrymen undertook to cross
from Baltimore to Locust Point, on Sat
urday night, the 9Th inst, with three
Iaborers on board. The boat was caught
ia tho. ice, and attracted by cries Tor
assistance, two sailors attempted TO go to
their rescue. Nothing more was heard
of the parties until next morning, when
the ferfybOat was found broken in the
ice, aud near 1t, bottom upward, the boat
Of the sailors. The entire party, II is
believed, were drowned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22
FRu8E WARSAW.
FROn WARRINGTON.

WARSAW, n. " February 2l.-Four-
teen stores we're burned ia the most bust
neg nnrLlnn II The ullLana
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Nom Rpsi9P93f Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Tean.
No. 20 y. r. J.. 500 H. Q-Gaycso saving In
stitufiou vs.. Arthur ConEeil es al.
TTappearing from affidavit in this cause that
L the DEFENDANT. Arthur Council. is a non
resi.ent II the state OF tennessee
IL is therefore ordered that he make his aD-
pearauce herein at the Courthouse. in the
city OF Memphis. Team. on or before the GrSt
Monday in April, 1857, ard plead. answer or
dPmur to compiainants bill, or the same viii be
taken for confessed. AS to him, and set for hear
ing eE parte, and that a copy Ofthis order be
published once a week for four Successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL.
A copy attest:
ACQUISITION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r j. BLACK, Deputy tlerk and Master.
B NJ. Estes, sol Tor complainant
February 20, 1857. feb9i iaWsw
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The Advanta-es

or these Speetacles Over aIt olher are-
IsJ--EEe MY trae Een- known s~fnz
perfectly free hom chrorualc lsaL 30 We'll
known 70 be the cause OF Injury 70 tas yts 20.
AID wh "a make tae change frcm -pe.-ac.-4
20 Glasses or stronger powe- so often required.
while in mary fnLtauces both near auc dlstsn.
objects are seen with equal facility through sH-
same Glasses.
2d--cen be worn aifh perfect eas@ Tor
any length ogtue az one sitting. Swing A.
t0nishIas clearnssz OF vssi0u. paFtcuIariy By
candle OF otLer SRI acisI I-lt-comfr 70 % The
spect &c wears- hitherto uaEn w.
I'd. hen III eyes aeae or pain
through the nc. lon OF = bright usht. such -
reflected from STOW. sunny weather. while
psper. and IN r,ating writing or sewing o.
vivid eo.o-ed bodies. thee ie- seshy sar-sni1x
the rays, effect q most agreeable ssaslt.on alG
givs great relief.
kth.--Ia All nerves. affections OF tus
eye. causing dull and startling psiasin tbs eye
ball OF tampI-, eppearsu-e or luminous and
darz spols in the atmosphere. -chlLs " feel NJ
iss sand IN tins eyes, TIE as.ur1et nerves "a
4uieJad ard su1thed-
sEh--GrOuad b. peculiar m~aehInery-
got Up Al great c-st, mathsmatles'y Gala isiet
expressly for the D-lIActnr- OF tits Hu~. So
So 20 produce it Eith tae t-ls spherical srcu-
rrcy. and rs foeIs Is a. ths esa-- centre 81
point OF vitsl imporlanos. and whI-l no o-h.-
lens possesses.
8ih - hese SPeefse3es are seteEUle1Izy
adjastsd to every sass Of e'ec-ive sight vita
uuerring accuracy, whether Arising .rolu as-,
Cssase, straln, overwork OF prsmsture decay,
by Dr H.. BERSHARDT. on a rev -.ar, Priu-
ciple entirely MS own, VLlll has seiuu lilst
10 bsgerr,ct-
1tHs-PFoof Of >1Pe- GRITTY ever She cid
kind Of SPe,taeless ILe- are used exclusively
~ all the hospitals for a's7a~s % tbs eye iu
Berlin, Prussia, and elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

THE copa tnsrship heretofars existing u,dsr
the sgyle OF g n EB EST & 90. bstwaen
Cnes. II. Ehbert and g 2. FOlzsr. Is dissolved
b. limitation.
Inc business viii be conducted by c. n.
ESBERr ct he Old stand. the sfvie OF ne DIM
remaining IS formerly.
NOYemb4r 80. So. tahal n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Portland
Gazette, who was here in wet weather,
saws that Louisville has the miriest
streets of any city in the union" That's
because our people are not transgressors.
NE are told that the way Of the trans
grsseofs are h0rd.-Prsatice.
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K 81
EAR
OPP. SVertou H9teL. MAIN ST. 1emphts, Tenn
Where he can be consulted upon ali DIS
eases OF The Eye. Ear. Can eer, and al
Chronic Complains.

eases OF tlt I've Eat. taH ser. and 0E
chronic Complains.
| CATARACT Operated Tor. ArciEclaI Pupils
= Formed. Crossed o. ~ in ell EyesStraizht-
erred "a q u3OuIeuts time. and ell surgery upau
tIa Eve Ea~ or Cancer performed ia a scientific
mRuuer.
Persons suffering with diseases OF a &c tain
or-er. viii bear in Hiiud that az the Dispeussry
thev cas- rec i've a thorough and permanent
cure, and avuid being unnecessarily druguei.
Patients are nut received cnder treatment
without examination fncuraais cases VIII not
be received under Treatment with "a prom 50 OF
Gu r, as no charges are maize uni ess 4 cure is
e % cfe1-
Dru1s and Medicines are con tI-tly kept AZ
the Di-penssry fer the use OF patients only.
Dr- Del LhpPOLD in perSunai atteuGance.
Dispensary open from s a ~ uErI I1 ~ night.
DR.. Dell LEJEDLUS practice IN this country,
and bis practice ana experience ia Europe Hnd
SOuth America Tecumm e1dsh MIN fu the highest
terms and places him among the first ia the
profession - srecisl.L HuudreIs that are
now Blind and Deaf viii be restored 20 s7ght
and Ees-ing u they seCure treHtme4t a. The
Lis-eue any,
To the Doctors former patients IN TauuesSee
and ~surrOuudtrg states. viii recon end per
ms, rs in forme ltsrnes, that are suffering with
Blindness and Deafness t. caif on LEe Doctor
for examiBaticR and treatment, en- mis- View
Dispense y, opposite Uyerjon Hotel. Main
STR ct, pltis. Tenn. leb2i ly
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MAREIED.

PLUMHER-YERGER.-A the Calvary
hurch, February q. 30 the Pit. Rev. Bishop
Quintard. aided by the Rev. DR.. White. Mr. p.
q. ~FLUmNER, OF someTvilie. Tenn, and Miss
". SHALL YERGER, daughter OF 4. d. Yerssr,
Of this city.
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FRED. WEBER
House and Steamboat Roofer.

kAY HOLES L desI II hrohng 5um and
" Pitch. saturaiet R01 IA Pap r IN Ported
triL Manufacturrr OF a SO Dsfiur prefareu01
that hiss given satisfaction fer zT.eeu years
0EFIEE-souJheasl e3fn-r Flrf and varzas
useiss Louisyilss ksAtaeky, ie1lg ia
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Lime! Lime!
Special Notice..

lust landed
= IN Dds LINE Nhlch We prorose 70 SCI
ION klEkEbT.
I1U-N w Ne "A rrrn-~. aH-..a
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omce Hours from 9 a N u 5 pm.
OvERToN HOTEL.

n. B-Owiug 20 engagements elsewasre, Or.
BEHEHAHDI vii be abe 20 remain here bat
y .nnr- r---a ~ -..L l.
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TIE following il the latest Parting
toDianism " Have you any ineoriating
drops for a bronchial deficiency ~ says
Mrs. Darlington to DIR. Wilmington at
the corner. " Is your cold deeply seat
ed?" said the doctor, blandly.
al don't know how deeply it Is, she
said with a bark like an Esquimaux
dog, +" but It j. loud enough. What a
time for colds this X, TO be sure de-
clare l am completely exaggerated with
my cough"
"You need an expectorant, " said the
doctor.
a. expect so, but whether II will do
anv good or not must depend upon how
It infests me but l will take a box OF
~atroeious I~ozenzes, anyhow, which /
have heard spoken Of as melliiuOus."
Ike spent his time IN playing with the
dumb bells, and the old lady asked the
doctor to excuse the liberty he took, be-
cause the boy was so given to jine-
iastics.
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-. - - s. II.

ha--E1 -- 41t 10 HEr
I have Z uud "a great deal OF rl1a-ure In eE-
aniniug the exquisite fabrics or d. r
HARDT- m tue way o. Eye-G s<ses. The try--
tai used by him is Of wouderiul pun 3, ard Jne
Stv.a 0f his Glasses so diver<ided ~ 90 sIt tFerr
co ceivabie case Of need H- Has sria ct-4 FIR
me a plir Of Glasses. which promise To- give me-
great AID and comfort ia my futule roaulug [
um among the many ptEOts W-eres-E 70 hEs
capacitT as an oCu ist ard tplirisu ana 10 the
value o. bis services rendered 10 O. en-. several
prominent Clsrgymeu and Statesmen WITH
whom I am acquaiutaL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

On Thursday last a nan in apparent
haste entered one OF the express offices
on Fourth street, Cincinnati, and in
quired Of the agent how long it would
fake TO express a corpse to Bennington,
VT. 1.-TWO days and a hslf, or three
days.u "Could you positively assure
me that It could be done By Sunday
next, as It Is desirable that the funeral
should take place on that day ?" Yes,
it can be done, If you send it around this
afternoon, SO we car start 10 of on to-
nights train" "Well, the corpse is
nv mothers she was not quite dead
when I left the house, but I guess she Is
by this time" Send your mother
replied the expressmaD, a little
horrified " wen put her through"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

MEMPHIS. TENT- Fsbruary lf. Is6-
We have examiner the Leuses Of TT. bEIS-
HtRDr and consider them superior o. any We
have sesu- "a are sumt ably adapted not
only 70 mp owe the impsrfrcltaus % Impaired
sight. but 60 relieve the w-earfneEa Of vision
which constant study produces Many Of the
Glasses are OF new and tn-en.oaS e. utrlTaure.
We co daily recommend the Doctor 70 al
t1osa who require scientific gpucales-ztan g.
JOHN PITAAN, " D.
GtOEGE r. URaNT NJ
r. K. HCPSDN. u d
+. Mills WtLLeTr, 81 o., IH Adams street.
Rev J. c. STEDMAN-
o.. WHITE. Rec or Of Calvary Church.
rev J. D. WITHEd&P1pN.
Rev. Dr = H . , Pastor 3 D ist Thuurr-
{. A.pAFIS Cumberland Prssbs terrain Church
H. D. LILLY, UH D.
Testimonials similar % TIE shove may bsseen
al Or. BERSHARDr's omce. rom
r ARNOLD. N. D. savannah, Ga.
JOSEPH PLJ<kEft, Pastor OF 81 Paur-,
Hon JAMES L ORR. GOyernor. Of south OF
Hon. JJNATHAN woRrH, overno- Of North
Carolina
A. URrTN, G~overuo~ Of PenusvIvania.
H0n.O p. MORTON G~overn0ro Indiana
Hon. II A. SWIFT rN-G vernon OF Minnesota.
Hon ALIEN RAMSEY, Ex-Governor Of Min
mesofa
Hon RICEsRD YATES, Governor OF Illinois.
H. SEYMOUR. Governor % New Yok
X r.. Sen ron. Governor Of New York.
And many other distinguished gent emeu.~
several years Of public practice and
IL the hospitals in Euro e. adjusting spec
tacles TO paCeurs under every aspect OF defect
i've vision, As well a. ZpeI isl &c IN an ~exten~lve.
long es ao tshe4 bust ess in his outcal store,
Dot here a1a IN Europe, Or. EEHNH tGDt
y sumcient guarantee OF his alb ly
90 apply snch gases As are be-E czlGulatsd for
nsSlSt 1nCe OF recovery OF imperfect sight
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Testimony Of accommodations
From Medical Crentieu1en.
&c., ~ tho tf~nsr .-rrsr,.f. talent d,

Professors Of the highest ypthaimic taieutin
Memphis, Tenn, aud IA the Un.0a=
MEMPHIS, TESy. February 70 49,
do most willingly LCar 10y resJtmHuy I'm "a
vor Of the sup-rt0rify0I the Australian NY stat
Spectacles over ali other binds IEey are COR
structed upon the best IS abolished ADD under
stood principles OF Optics. ana their adaptation
to TIE human sye I'm its different conditions or
vision $50 perfec-us % render eight easy With
out effort. ~ Inl opinion none uler- should
be used. since the eyes. once used tJ These. uu
not seem % Eruw Old, and hy Lavias O utat
suy potntOf the surface hey appel 70 restore
Toe eyes 70 their Tf uflful euerET- Z Can flr
more crnddenfiY recon- amend pE. EEFNIaEDr
20 the pubic, from an acquHlutauf wI-hmuuy
90 those from whom he cem-- rec Uusu isl 10
Us. Ak IAlLJE MD
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as a voter, is to take a long step back
ward towards barbarisE- The right to
vote might just as safely be given to so
many South American monkeys, as TO
the plantation negroes of Mississippi and
Louisiana.
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IMPORTANT new aFGNFI0N,
Australian CRYSTAL.
SPECTACLES.

The only perfect Lens In existence
Superior 10 any ether An Hse--csH-
ssructsd In accordance with M sefeHee
and philosophy Of allure ia the Pc
cuizar form o. n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-22

LONDON, February A-The suspension
of the writ' Of habSs corpus has been
prolonged IN Ireland.
Cona,Iz q
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-14

ten bic 8Slewtdter int @runbe tbree
5srsens uno tparen bic eri ten> bic nod
piel 9r1Bere &reu;e madten> ais bic BON
Bruber GtbaQa.
Oprtiebuns ful9D
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

to shall be fined in any su m not exceeding
&, n dollars.
SIC ?. Whenever there shall be vio-
latlon OF the provisions OF section one OF
this ordinance, it shall be the duty of the
Marshal to give such person or persons 80
offending notice TO remove the same imme-
dIstely; and on failure TO comply, il shall
be the duty of said Marshal TO remove the
same, and for which services he shall be al
low ed the sum Of two dollars per day and
all necessary expenses for removing the
came, to be collected from the party SO Of
tending. as other Indebtedness.
SEc. 3. This ordinance to be in force
from and after the first day Of June, 1864.
Passed May 9th, 1854.
L. J. HULL, Pres't.
II Rr.DRr.y Clerk
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-06-13

guage, or wIo shall, IN a threatening ,r
meDscing manner, offer to do violence or
injury to any other person, shall, upon con-
viction thereof, before any Justice Of the
Peace of the town of Winchester. be III ed
in any sum not less than one dollar nor
more than ten dollars
SIC. y. IL three or more persons shall
do any act in a violent and tupultuous
manner, they shall be deemed guilty Of a
riot, and. upon conviction thereof, before
any Justice OF the Peace of Winchester
shall be fined in any sum rot exceeding one
hundred dollars. to which may be added i'm
prisoument in the county Jail for any time
not exceeding three months.
Passed May 9th, 1864.
r ]. HULL, Pres't-
S. B. BRADBURY, Clerk.