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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04
Tuufr6man' 3 Stair 5ournaI.
BY b. P. wAHrON.
MoNTPELIER, sErTEMBER 4. 1867.


THE AMERICAS ScfENrwfc ASSOCIATION closed
its session at Burlington, Monday, with the usual
batch Of complimentary resolutions, and will next
meet at Chicago, in August 1868 The officers
elected for the ensuing year are President, Dr. b.
A. Gould, ofCambrdge Vice President, Col Thos.
Whittlesey, Of Cleveland, Ohio Permanent sec'y,
Prof Joseph Lowering, Of Cambridge General Sec
retary Prof A. B Rockwell. ofNew Haven Treas
urer, Dr. A. J.. Elwyn, Of Philadelphia. Before
adiournirV the Association unanimously thanked
George Peabody for his donations In behalf Of sci-
ence, and passed resolution approving Of the intro
duction of the metric system of weights and meas
ure Papers were also read IN Monday by G. II.
Hitchcock Of New York, the geology Of Maine
by Col. Whittlesey, on the depression Of the sea
during the glacial period by Prof. Edward Hunger
ford on the Ripton sea beaches, and by r. W Put
nam ON the iohthyolo1cal fauns on Lake Cham
plain. The Association accepted an invitation TO
VISIT Mount Mansfield. and many Of the members
started for that place on Tuesday morning.
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BASE BALL-The 81 game between the mines Of
the Capital club of Montpelier and the Amulet club
Of waterbury, came of on Wednesday Of this week.
in which the Amulcts were victorious. The Capt.
tails we're handsomely treated, and the day due
for play. The score is as follows;
sNNrrvra CapIrAls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

The Washington Chronicle says short time
after the removal OF Secretary Stanton, Dir. Lie-
Der, who WAS ia charge of the immense collection
Of official documents aud correspondence pertsin-
ing to the late so-callyd Southern Coniederacy,
and which Lad been stored and carefully arranged
for reference in the building on Tenth street,
formerly occupied as Fords Theatre, was removed.
The supposed reason for this removal is that it was
deemed important to place these documents, some
OF which relate TO the secret history Of the rebel
lion aud to various plots, in the custoday OF
friend OF the administration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

youth OF some nineteen summers, residing
near Tlouesta Nenango county, eloped last week
with lady OF some hlly winters, who lived near
by They were desperately IN love but as the
friends Of both parties objected TO their union,
they proceeded 10 settle the affair after the long
ings Of ihir own hearts, aud ran away IN the mid
dc of tie night.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

GsN. GaAxr ASD rur ParsiD sSr.-We print in
another column the correspondence between Gen.
Grant and the President, relative 20 the removal Of
sheridan from the 9th Military District This let
ter of johnson seems to show clearly his determua-
ton in the face of an advice from whatever source,
to remove any olHccr who shall faithfully do his du-
IS 600 executing the laws. Grants letter also proves
beyond question shat he is with the people on the
side of liberty and humanity, and must greatly in
crease the confidence of tine Republican party in him
as a standard bearer We breath easier, for we still
have one honest man, who is immovabc and can be
trusted. and whomthc President dare not remove.
FIRE IS MoNrREAL-A destructive tre occurred
at Mildleton's coal oil stores at Montreal, on sat
urday night Six hundred thousand gallons of oil
were consumed making one Of the mostterrihc cone
Gagrations ever witnessed. The loss is over $780,
600 The barrels containing the oil exploded as
they became heated, and the oil flowed down and
Joined stream close at hand floating upon the wa
ter and burning so thar there was a river of fire,
which had to be damned up TO save the city. The
spectacle Is said 10 have been most magnificent and
it surely was costly The fire was the work of an
inceudiary and the government offers a thousand
dollars for o. detection.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

The SUB TRrA~uRY IN BosroN.-The rooms for
several years occupied the Merchants Exchange
News Rooms, in Boston, have been leased by the
Secretary of the Treasury to be occupied by the
Sub Treasury, as the accommodations at the Gus
tom House are too small for the bu sness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

BEAR SHoortsG- brothers by the name of
Bundy, near the line between Craftsbury and Hyde
park, last week killed old bear and three cubs,
and saw another old bruin add family which they
did not succeed in killing Bear hunting seems to
be getting lively in Vermont again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

Rev. Daniel Wild, for thirty years pastor of the
Congregational church in Brookaeldi has uuderta-
ken the charge OF the lst Congregational church in
Fairfield.
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TULRs JAREO's

~
"E MAIL De p 4 RTS,"
THE NEW hEAUTlFIER OF rdE SKIN.
TlsrIMovALs FROM cELBsRArEn LADIES
Thi secfcf Of o, suiify ng hf ken hsi mo~n ny
10 NessIs jared 4 heueI hey u1u by sta ms n
dieru r. a other preaartiious gives 10 the COS
hssh and fr'cklsd kin both he texture ani colr OF
polish ed iynryre remoling ala dscorat ops whether ap
pea'ing as teckes ton molphtw iqom or bia k'Noin
spctks atd esp cialy succesiu N smoothing out TIE
ma ks left hy the SMALL PuN
The agents OF l. tmsi de Pari'" moat nfdently
submit 20 the public the eAIensst endorsements Of such
siGY0RA SEiSToEI. Mp.eFRLI'IrA vgsTyALI
Miss MAGGIE MItCHtLL, Mrs d. 7. BOWERS,
LUCILLE WESTERN Mdme PoNlSl,
Mrs EMMA WALLER LU0Y RUsHroN,
RuMlE DR MARGUkRtTIES,
hiss AGNES PERRY.
Andmauy others whose high 6tti ding IN the profession
gives me stamp of truhiuuess To thtr integeat aud
Inc besutiiul Luc1ILE WESTERN says;
find tha the Email pr duces all the bril- fancy OF
rouge and lis white with tnr great and peeuaf al'fn
tags of total harmessress II really adds 10 the sof
Ines AID beauty OF the skin ="
The magMh h'eut EsrvAI says;
81 have suffered so uoh lIon The various white TO-
tious sc Fnch my hea rca protest. ob iee' m' "a
u.s., that consider IL pcrfso, hcueh tln TO ND 4
pre- arston which gives me Necessary wteness 90 'h'
skin and leaves the skin coo' and smooth"
Mis- 1AGGIE MITCHELL saYsi
al have ued the skin beaulher L'tmAu De PARIS
and found th.tit iastsniJ mpalts natural o.oom an'
eshness 70 TIE optN'n
Jared's "pmal de- Pais"i used as delicate beauu
6sr the skin for The aeare. saloon or bathroom o
the most rtGntd and scuplous ladies' produces al
the beau tying effects Of rouge aud iuy "mle WIN 'u
their vulg R'tre ard if july 10 the KIN
sold by all irst class nuggets, F'rilmer' ana Ia
dies v slf urtfsers
l. ls.bsau, s,2 Broadway n1mas B.lnes 90, oin
III South Tenth Street. and Johnsiont hallo"hy
4 Co den, Phiadelphia, Agent .,,.,vNv
General AGENTS and lmUuTtRrs,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-09-04

The Orange County Agricultural Society will
hold their annual fair at Bradford, Sept sth, 9sh and
10th.
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3ooltttcal.

HENpQRs ARmgs Of the UNrEp STATES, }
MAsnINaroS. u. Q Aug u. 1861

HrApo'Rs ARMIES Of the UNrKp STATES.
NAsHtNGroS d. G Aug. IL, 1867. (
His excelency Andrew johnson, President Of
the United States--Sir. / am i'm receipt OF your
order of his date. directing the assignment of Cen
G.. H. Thomas to the command OF the ffh military
district. General Sheridan to the department. OF
the Missouri. and General Hancock TO the depart
ment of the Cumberland; also your note Of this
date enclosing these instructons) saving. " Be-
fore YOU issue instructions 10 carry into effect the
inclosed order [ would e. pleased TO hear any sug-
gesiion YOU may deem necessary respecting the
assignments to which the order refers
am pleased to avail myself Of this invitation to
urge. earnestly urge-urge in the name of patri-
otto people. who have sacrificed hundreds OF thou-
sands Of loyal lives aud thousands of millions Of
treasure to preserve the integrity and union OF
this countr, that this orjcr bc not insisted on
It's unmistakably the elI ssed wish Of the coun-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24
AMTsENENTS.

New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The at
tendance at the New Memphis Iagtnight
was unusually large Tor Monday night.
The grand romantic and sensation drama
entitled Cadet Of le PeTLe, was produced
the star, Mr. Franz Mays8~ appearing as
3" Henri de LOraine,n Mr.. ]. Brown Is
q" Chariguy,n Mrs. D. Allen as
=" Hilda Druner," Miss Wa'dron doing
the Duchess and Miss Fanny Pierson
" Charlotte, " in which she Gang u song
in her usual naive and agreeable style.
She was d~eservedly encored. This young
lady never fails to please. The piece is a
new q to u people. 1t is full Of stage
incidents and striking situations. We
regret that We cannot give il g more ex-
tended notice this morning but it is to
be repeated tonight. Our play-goers
will hAve an opportunity of witnessing
one OF the finest plays brought forward
this season. Much credit is due to the
scenic artist and the master machinist
for the smooth running of the piece.
THE BALL LAST NIGHT.-The ball
given at the Casino rooms last night for
the benefit O fist. Mary's Church, was in
every respect a grand success. The at
tendance was very large, the youth and
beauty OF not only tine congregation, but
Of the city, being fully represented. The
Managing Committee and Floor Manag
ers were most assiduous in the discharge
Of their duties, while the Rev. Father
Snyder met every guest with his usual
kindly greeting. The music was most
excellent, being furnished by the quad.
rifle band Of Meineke & Co. Dancing
kept up till the d" wee sma' hours
ayant the twal," when the assembled
guests partOok OF an elegantsupper gotten
under the direction Of Mrs. Fuchs, the
mother Of the well known game
dealer, Victor D. The party did full
Justice to the delieacies and solids set
forth. This ball was one of the most en-.
affairs we have attended this
season.
The FAIR TO-NIGHT. The grand
Fair and Festival Of the Congregation
Children of Israel open this evening at
the MeHphis Club Hall. The prepare
for the same, which have been
on the most extensive scale, are all
and everything tending TO
make this Fair attractive and brilliant
will be found in readiness. Besides the
valuable prizes mentioned in our last,
will be a magnificent doll, valued
at $500, which is to be rallied off to
az a dollar a chance. A more
Christmas gift for the young is
not 10 be found in the entire city. Let
al who wish to spend q delightful even
ing, and getthe full value OF their money
be on hand at this Fair. Admittsnce
iftv cents for gentlemen. Ladies free.
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next meeting. to erect a markethouse OF
Auction square.
Alderman Clancy was IN favor Of
maFketh0use, and bad declined 70 get 3
meat stall for q butcher.
Alderman Shaw said there were no re-
strietiOns in New York. He explained
how a monopoly might exist evea where
there were forty butchers in a market
house.
Alderman Smith ruled out Of order.
Appealed from the chair chair sus-
tanned.
On the passage Of the ordinance /:
Ayes, Powers, Clancy, johnson, Coeh-
ran, Amis, Hoist, O'Donnell, Smith and
PassmOre-9. Nays, Brown, Shaw,
Rufin and Lem0n-4.
Alderman Powers desired 10 know il
the report from the Special Committee
shall be published.
On motion, II was determined not to
publish the evidence against the Street
Commissioner, until the matter ehall be
disposed of.
On motion Of Alderman O'Donnell, the
Board adjourned till next Friday even
ing at seven O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

INDEPENDENT OoLORED CONSERYA-
TIvEs.-On last Saturday night n large
meeting of cOlOred Conservatives who
call themselves the Independent party,
was held at Nc. SOS Front row, where
they had = supper, speeches and avery
enthusiastic time. Speeches were made
by Messrs. jackson, Jones, Robt. Ward
loEF, Samn Craun, John Polk, Marengo
Johnson and Others, and resolutions
were passed that they would TOT support
the nomination OF Or, Beecher for the
Mayorslty. Most Of the speakers were
In favor Of Mr.. Fitch, but the lndepsnd-
ent party Of eOlOred men is, n yet, COM
mitted 70 neither Mr.. Fitch or the Con-
servative candidate. The best Of order
was maintained during the meeting
this being in q considerable degree due
to the efficiency Of the Chairman, Dir.
James Watkins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

There was q tlme-sud not very long AGO
elthsr-Wneu SeWmg Machines. with All toe
acknowledged utility, were anon the lu-d-
hes Of social life. Tne fs v possessed thsmssnd
sxpatiatsd upon tnsr Wo=derfuI charms W.
ttrrlsss iOquacity and diIated ewes. while he
many looked upOn them as marvels OF scisu-
the and Inventive genius far beyond their
reach. That time has passed by most uumis-
taEably audtO-cay the best beloved ccadfuter
OF the presiding genius Of every Wel-1rderet
ho1EehOld, is tbs Sewing Machine.
" Bus there are 80 many different Sewing
Machines tHe people say, all quitting forth
indisputable claims 10 pre-elniceu xceil4ucs
That We arc - 8 quauuary, aud don't know
which 70 buy" To choose finally in such a
matter Is certainly important and We may be
ao.e 70 assist some Of thoss who are BE 70
dsctde for thsIuselVer. At any r4te we will
say frankly that The GsOvEE z BAEER SewfUg
MACHINE mus b regarded - one ~ the N JsJ
perfect, complete and dsSlr Die Ia the market
Itts light gr1ce;uland simple Il sews rapidly
undeVl+Llugiy, surely It's stitch IS CON pact
and eleg4at, aud never gives out it a. eve
rythtng that can be done by any Re wing Ma
chtne.A and ex els all others In ls adABtaBiIify
for embroidery. Tn specimens OF tlis branch
OF needls-wouE are A. wonderful a. thy are
hand, Inspired to Labor by the foudsst motives
and most ingenious Imagination. could not
hops Co execute sucn work, alJh1us n il might
d-Vots toll days and HEeksO OF We2ryiug toll. IN
addition 70 Communications ike thaaa. IL
must BY no me an be forgotten that the Gro
VAR & sewing Ma-hfne vas the only
one which received, a. the Paris Universal Ex-
position, the CTosS Of the Legion Of Honor,
that most coveted OF al prizes among exblk
itOrs- Inc thousands who are looking about
iOr the best saving Machines. az a holiday
present for some dear friend, or some needy
lose sight OF such iacs as these,-.HOne Jour
nal.
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CITY MATTERS.


Untilfurther notice the Mails VIII close a
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis
Wills, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburg, PhlLa.
defphis, Buffalo. Albany, New York, Bali
more, and AL cities north and west, al
ais p m
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus Ga, Montgomery, 40
bile, Ala, New YOrk, Nashville, and ali ciuel
south and east, Al Gm pm.
For New orleans. Baton Rouge, JacksOu, Miss
Vicksburg, Natchez, and al cities south, at
4p-m.
Al stations on Mississippi ana tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and GNeat
Northern raIlrosds ar $50 pm.
All Stations or MeE phis and Louisville and
branch railroads at pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, I1s-
sissippi Central. Noble and OGfO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and ChaItano8gs and
East Tsnnessee railroads al 5 a.m.
FOR Little Rock, Pine Blu and al Landings
On Arkansasanc WhitsriTers, tssmi-Weekly,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi Ttver-south (semI-Weekly), Tues
days and Saturdays
Mississippi river-norh, tsemi-weekly) Mon.
Gays and Fridays.
r c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

BryALgEs FoR THE HoLTDAYs-The
veteran oyster dealer, Mr.. Bliss, No. =
Madison street, has made extra eXertiOns
to furnish his customers during the
Christmas holidays with the finest Gys-
tiers eveF brought 10 this market. They
are received daily By Southern Express
over the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road, hfty-hve hours from Baltimore.
They are put up expressly for this mar
ket, and cannot fail to give universal
satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

FO0D AND RAINENT. Mr.. B. 1. DOui-
van made complaint TO Dir. Justice Mi
Ter, yesterday, that be had lost two coats,
a lot Of bacon and some boots, and be
suspected that two white men, named
Jack Grant and joe Edwards, were
guilty Of the larceny. The parties were
arrested and examined. Edwards was
discharged and Grant remanded to Jail.
He viii be tried this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

HOME MoNFHLY.n-We hail with
delight every useful and entertaining
publication IN the South, especially our
magazines, which should be filed with
wholesome instruction and home truths,
so as to preserve the minds Of our young
people from the evil Influences Of North
ern literature. TIE Home Monthly, -
printed at Nashville by the Southern
Methodist Publishing House, and edited
by Prof. A. B. StsFke, IL q very neat and
sprightly publication. Its contributors
are mostly Southern ladies, whose
sketches Of home scenes and incidents
are highly interesting. We commend il
to the fair sex Of cur city as a charming
Preside companion. Terms, three dollars
per annum.
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SPECIAL
OTeFt0n Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.

This new an spacious Hotel, plsasastly stu
ated on Main street, tha great business thor
oughfars ofths city, is nov complete In al its
apo tments, and cannot be surpassed for els-
gance and comfort by any Hotel IN the South
or West. The Proprietor, late OF the PIantsrs'
Hotel, Augusta, Ga, pledges himself to give
entire satisfaction 10 its patrons, by keeping
strictly aFTEsT Class HqrEL
dsclS In ). T. ROBBINS Z CO.
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WANTS.

TETANTED-A situation as B~oOk-keepfr bv
w an old citizen, AID fulty COM eueuL. VIII
close up q q books and open new ones, or do
any other KIND or writing. Bess Of references
given. Address Franz" care OF Appeal
UnCe. decELf
" ANTS A SITUATION As GARDENER.
w AAtung man. wi hOut ~lncumbrsnCe, is
desirUus OF a position o. the above description.
o. will take an Interest 30 The crop. To any
person who desires a Iuan. he cannot do better
than employ the same. Direct q r. O.. trziE.
Scotsman, SO Eaiu Elreet,o rto John O'COunOr,
Main streets. del4 I've
VTANTED- "A 20 d young MICH COW,
With CALF not over two months old.
Apply At this Office. deCI2 u
"AETED-To rent a Dwelling containing
Va EiL or eight rooms besides kitchen aud
servants room, convenient 10 Court square, or
. street railway. Address h." Appeal Once.
GscI0
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FOE YAzoo RIVER.

For Yazoo AID TaIlahatchis Rivers, as far M
as SharkeyS
master
This new and splendid steamer r.
VIII leavs Ntcksburg for The abJVeS.
and All Intermediates landings.
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at S o'clock
Steamer Dan Able connects with the Myrtle.
AL freight consigned To her at Ficks1urz, viii
be received and put through without delay.
FOT freight o. passage, apply 70
NINSON a DONAHUE Agents
now In "a Front street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

BLESSING THE BELL.-Tbe interesting
ceremony OF blessing the bell Of ST.
Patrek'z church, vas performed on
SUNDAY evening 4; on which occasion the
Rev. Father ItOChf0rd delivered an sp-
propriate aud eloquent oiae5D-sa, which
was listened 70 with marked ll.rtigu
by the large cone0urse OF people iu at-sp-
dapee. It's silveFy torres VIII Re tasgl
from the bellfry tomorrow.
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TOYs.-There has been 8 great rush for
the LAST few days 10 the establishment Of
Messrs. Wheeler, Pickens & Co, $50
Main street, by persons DESTROYS Of lay
ing in their stock Of Christmas presents
They have q large stock Of toys, and
articles suited 70 making holiday pres
ents, aud We recommend oUr readers TO
give them a call. See card in another
column.
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CARD.
To our Friends and Customers,

OWING TO THE sTRINGENCY OF THE
~ money market, ard the general tuilness Or
trade, we have been compelled % mark oua
goods at SACRIFICING PRICES, aud must,
therefore, daring the month Of DECEMBER
sell fer CASH ONLY.
Thankful for past patronage, We hope to re-
celve q continuance OF the sama
RespectfulTv vours
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B. & r o

Greatest closing Gus sale or ibe Sea-
sOn.-A. kraus 80. have removed their
Wholesale HOase ff0m No. zI7 Second
street 30 their Old Established Rouse,
No. 21S Main strert. eeFHsr OF Adams
street., Oppo,ite tbe W6Fshsm House.
EBeTe W. will sell for the next lhiPy
days regardless Of cost or value the
largest SIGes IT Staple aHd sancy DFy
Goods, tlOtbjHg, Boots and Shoes, anu
Planter Supplies IN ihs city, roth
Wholesale Rnd Bet ~. Eetsil buyers,
as well as City and CQOHtTy Merchants.
will do we'll 20 esll aad secure bargains,
as the ktOek must be s9Id IN the neXg
thirty days, Fe<aFGless OF cOsg ~ value.
n. ERAUs 4 CO., NO. as Main II.
Corner OF Adams, opposite the WOrshsE
House.
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GRAND LARCENY.-A negro named
John Bullock wss before Mr.. Justice
Miller yesterday. on q chsrgs OF grand
larceny. The evidence went to show that
the accused had stolen q pair OF boots
and some other articles from his neigh
bOrs Lem Davis and Aaron Jones. John
was sent up in default Of bail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

For SALE Or RENT Attention Is
called q the advertisement ia smother
column OF r. Dudley Frayser, No. Il
Madison street, who oilers for sale or
rent q desirable farm, with good dwelling
and ali necessary ut-houses, situated
only twelve miles from this city. viii
be sold low, TO suit the times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

Mss NELLIE MARSHALL. Among
the visitors TO the city al present is The
distinguished Southern authoress. Miss
Nellie Marshall, OF Kentucky, whose
writings have already Won for her so
euviable position in the literary world.
Miss Marshall is the guest OF DR.. J. n.
Keller's family.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

La Miranda French Remedies-Hsve
saved thousands all. over Europe, hay-
ing been for many years the arst assist-
ant a. Professor la Mirsndes Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish a branch In this
country, I am now prepared TO furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rheu-
mstism, scrofula ETC.; also, the genuine i'm
ported VitelIs- Heslth's Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
p~erienc-d physicians. Address your COM
municatiOns TO Dr.G. ", Fernier, is West
attn St., New YORK. Advice gratis, but If
you give Us the full history OF your case,
the consultation fee OF three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address Us in full
confidence. MOI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

The SIXTH WARD.-A called meeting
Of the citizens OF the Sixth Ward was
held yesterday, at No. Il Beale street, Gr
the purpose OF nominating 3 candidate
for Alderman Tor said ward, when Mr..
r. Grindrod was nominated by scclams-
ton. He is intelligent and popular, and
will 10 lsrgely supported.