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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23
DR.. MoRTTMORE.
Ofnce-.ROOm N0.23, W0rSham House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

CPECIAL NOTICE. viii be at the IUKA
. SPRINaS HOTEL, Iuka, S. Mondays
tuesdays and Wednesdays, each week. from
and after this date until the FIRST OF Septem'
Der next QS67l Those h desire TO meet. con
suit and place themselves under nay treatment
there, can do 50. Those who prefer coming u
this city, can consult me, at my omce mere
Tbursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
NY extensive practice, ard successful treat
ment OF all forms Of OaKONIC DISEASE IN Inc
South for many years past-especialy the lasi
six years in this city-is surucieDt g~uaraneee 70
those who ere yet afflicted, to justify confidence
in my ability TO accomplish all that medical
skill and remedial aid eaH DO.
l do not profess 10 perform MIRACLE" by
the laying on Of the hands, NOR CAN AM
orHER HAF NOW LIVING. such ~pretendera can
have inhuence only upon the cgedulous and
weak minded. My treatment, OF all case Il
based upon proper scientific medical skill
aided by a Life devotion and extensive expert
ence.
My charges are moderate in every case-far
more so than many others of the profession
who make the enort and vet FAIL to cure.
For many years past l have made the follow
ing my principal s~PEcnALI1IEs, viz:
CONsUMPTION, and various diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THELIYER,
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE OB THE KIDNEYS.
CHRONIC Dis ASES OF Stom-
ach and Bowels,
Observation-Disclosures.
RHEUMATISM-auis various forms,
NERVOUS HEADACHE EPILEPSY.
GENER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Az
SCROFUL0US, and other diseases
originating in Impurities OF
the Blood and vital fHids.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-23


We had another warm but genial dsy
yesterday. The crescent bright weather
Is, or should be, death upon the army
worm, but in many parts Of the interior
rain is badly needed. Our river Is still
falling steadily. It is the same way at
st. Louis. The rivers of Arkansas are
going down. In fact, it is the same in
all directions except Ohioward, where
they have q slight swell, with about
three feet In the canal st Louisville.
Arrivals.
Steamer Mississippi, New Orleans.
Rowena, White river.
Departures.
Steamer Mississippi, st. Louis.
:" Belle st. Louis, 81. Louis.
BOats in Pore.
Cleaner and ROwena.
MESCELEANEOUS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING

ter My only motive was revenge for Mark
ley's beating me IN the suit, and love f0r Sus
sun, ho, l hoped, would marry me, when she
had home and moreover, 1 believe
should have prospercd in my suit to Susan
had not the Marklcys objected IAis, Doc
tor, IS my disease dad yow cannot cure IT,
l could not die without confession. l havG
tasted longer, and remained longer without
sleep than any living man, aud this was it's
cause. Never at one hour at . time since
has this scene been absent from my mind
waking or slcepins-alone or in company il
IS all the same. For myself ask no respect
or sympathy; aud if You, after consulting
my relatives, think best to publish this coi:
te=sion, You have my consent. will take no
prescription from you, and hope may be
near the end cf life, more miserable and
suffering than can describe or you think"
The Doctor closed and alterward | asked tho
result. Gle died that night" Did YOU
publish the facts ?" Il did not, but have tho
manuscript; read it to his relatives, and for
their sake did not publish it." "Is it known
or talked of in the ncighborhOod ?" cit
was for time, but not having the full facts,
and SO long time having elapsed, but little
curiosity excited besides the rest in
NnrAiey,s possession SO fixed his guilt that
no man unless he knew how they got there,
SNS DSA'S'SS tAHI IL pObI AllSSIdbiS, MOTluiCS5
vest was the means Providence used TO bring
to punishment hardened, blackcncd vii
lain"
10 the Publ;c-Two men have within one
year, been executed in Ohio upon circum4
stantial testimony, and each under the gall
lows denied the murders for which they suf-
tered. Samuel Covert, for the murder of the
Eoosa family, in Deerfield, Warren county,
was executed last summer upon cHrcumstan-
tal testimony inay detail the facts i'll Il
subsequent papcr-and month since w II.
Smith was hanged in Washington, FayettS.
county, denying the murder of Cook to the
last moment. Twill also review this case
One thing rest assured of, in either ease, was
there anything so strong, so damning rs tho
threats OF Markley and the possession of Tho
vest! The loss Of 4 thumb in Covcrts case
hung hun, as the murdcrcr's hand was bloody,
and lcit the imprInt a window sill in es.
Gaping. Three victims Of the Roosa family,
seven in the MarkIey-a vest in one case. tho
loss OF Il thumb in the other, hung both men.
One Is now kuow1 to be innocent, and Sam.
Covert died asserting that the guilty man
would be known" MarkIey's and Coverts
characters hung them. They were bad men,
but axe all bad men Eung?
MEDICCS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
POETIGAL.
THE BLIND BOY.

Dear ear Mary, said the poor bIind boy.
That little bird sings very long;
Say, can you see him in his Joy,
And % he pretty as his song!
Yes. Edward, yes, replied the lnald;
sec The bird on yondcr tree.
The poCr boy sighed and gently said,
Sister, wish that could sec
The flowers, you say. arc very fair,
And bright green leaves are on the trees
And pretty birds are singing there
How beautiful for one who secs?
Yet the fragrant flower can smell;
And Fcan feel the green leaves shade,
And can hear the notes that swell
From these dear birds tn It C I'd has made
So sister. God to me is kind,
Though sight, alas he has not given;.
But. tell me, are there any blind
Among the children up in Heaven?
No, dearest Edwa rd, there all see,
But why ask me thing SO odd?
Oh Mary. hos kind to me-
thought l'd like to look at God.
Ere long, disease his hand had laid
On that dear boy, SO meek and.miId;
His widowed m other wcpt and PRAYED
Ihat God would spare her sightless child.
He felt her warm tears on his face,
And SAID, oh! never weep for me
Pm going to bright, bright place,
Nhcrc Mary saysl God shall see.
And you'll come there dear Mary, too;
But mother, when you get up there,
Tell Edward, mother, that 'tis you
You Know never saw you here.
He spake no more, but swcetlv smiled,
Unul the final blow was given,
When Cod tUoR up that poo blind child
And opened first his eyes in heaven.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
NlEDICUS.
Conversion Of. a. Jewegs,

The Pacific narrates tho following inter
esting incident that occurred in the recent re-
vival in San Francisco, California:
One evening, when opportunity was given
to all to speak who so desired, young wo-
man arose and told the story Of her conver-
sion, which was of deep interest to all pres
ent. She was Jcwcss, who had been in
structed in the Old Testament Scriptures, as
understood by her people. The idea Of tho
Messiah had taken strong hold upon her
mind. She wished that he might come and
longed for knowledge of Him. Thus oC.
tected she was led to study the Now Testa-
ment and to converse with her Christian ae
quaintanccs. Soon she began to inquire
whether Jesus of Nazareth were not the One.
Tor whom she had so deeply longed. She
became convinced that Jesus was indeed
'IIe that should come" She spoke of this
to her parents and friends At first they
laughed At her; then they tticd to compel
her to give up her belief.
She, however, remained stcadfast for the
more she thought upon the subject, the more
convinced was she that she was right. Time
went on. She was married and became a
mother. Her conviction had now become 40
strong that she felt it her duty to give up her
religion, and publicly unite herself with tho
disciples of Jesus.
She told her husband of her purposes
lie was enraEed, and said to her, .'If you be-
come Christian, you by that act divorce
yourself from INC, and are no longer my wife.
II you do so, must leave you and take your
child from you. No woman can be fol-
lower Of Jesus and be faithful az wife to
me. If you love Him, as Christians say they
do, You cannot love me. You must take
your choice: Either abandon your religion,
or must leave you"
I" But" she said, "only try me for willie.
l am sure can. just try me and see." He
however, was iDexorable and she had 10
choose between her husband and child for
Christ.
She did not hesitate long, but soon made
an open profession of her faith Her hus.
band was trus to his threat He took their
child and left for the Eastern States. ale
has been gone said she, "now year. but
am sure he will come back. l pray for Linn
every day, and an certain that God will
show him his error, as He did mine to me,
and yet bring him and my child back. so that
we all shall be happy together. Viii you
pray for him too z"
Her story Of whicA this IS a brief outline
was told "ith snch modesty and touching
simplicity that all who heard it were decply
affected and many shed tears as they THOUGHT
OF the great trial she had endured for The
sake Of the dear Redecnlcr Christians some
times think they have to Nuke great sacrifice
Tor Christ. How few in this land of ours
have been called to such seIfdeniaI as this
young daughter Ct Israel!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
VIM. KNABg & CO,
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Singing quality as well great purity of intona-
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TOU CHI
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that IA chtracterizcs the finest mechanism. None but
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!, e1- For particulars apply to L. DISKLE, Agent,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
PIANO F0RTES AND MUSIC.

THE subscriber espeGtfuly socis the attention
L of the public to his ine assortment of
Piano FocteS,
ofvarious styles and patterns of 63and octaves
amongst them those from the celebrated factory OF
STODART,"
of New York, which for beauty of tone, power and
durability, are unequalIed. A!s0 those Of
GROVESTEEN & CO.,
the finest cheap Pianos now manufactured, and TO
which especial attention is ca He'd.
A number of second ha nd PIANOS also on hand
from l5Oto $500, both for sale and rent
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all Instruments.
MELnDEONS, VIOLINS, GUITARS, STRINGS
of all kinds, C &c.
Orders from country dealers, and schools cs
PeiIalty, solicited, and liberal discount allowed.
IL D. HEWITT,
No. So North Charles st, near Saratoga.
NaTch o-lY. Baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

Thirteen objections we're once given by.
young lady for declining 1natchLthe frst
twelve being the suitor's twelve children, and
fhe thirteenth the suitor himself.
"A levelIer pers.iving two crows fying
side by side, said '.Ay, that is just how il
other"
BOasting is sometimes cut of place. We
once heard a man boast that he was baeli-
e!Or1 as vas Lis father before him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

The New York Times states that Gen
Grsns Uniformed pEe.uiuent member of he
House OF Representatives in contradiction Of
~ assertion Chat he was IL favor OF the M;l;-
taEy Force bill,' that lie Lad been rn;srepTe-
senied-that he did not favor the erection of
despotlsm, with himself as chief despot-
and that be was really surprised that sucE a a
notion should be attributed to him" This
may or may not be so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-30
KNOW THY DESTINY

AADAME II. Il. THORNTON, the great English
Asfrolegist ant and Psy ehometrician, who
has sstonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
1adame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight as to enable her TO knowledge
Of the greatest Importance 20 the sin gle married
2f either sex. While in state of trance, she de-
Hneates the very features of the person yon to
marry, and by the aid Of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psyohomotrope, guarantees TO
produce hfe-hke picture of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, toge ther with date Of mar
risge position in life, leading traits OF character,
nfals can assert. She will send when desired, a
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what II purports TO be. BY inclosins a
disposition and complexion, and inclOsing fifty
cents And stamped envelope addressed 10 YOURSELF
you Will receive the picture and desired information
by return mail. All communications sscredly con-
hdential Address in confidence, MADAME Z. II
THORNTON. p. q. Box 923, Hudson, N. 7.
apADxWeoly
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Indian AffaiYs-A Eichf

ST. LoUls, Nov. 3o.-A North Plat,s dis.
patch of the 27th inst says that Spotted Tail
with 300 OF his people had been here waiting
for the Commissioners since Sa-urday
Spotted Tail says no more IndiaDs will come
and that he is nnxioDs 10 get their ann o mites
and return TO camp At Willow Greek. He ID
willing to 60 10 Fort Phil Kearney in ths
spring, ard sign the treaty with the Indians
altogether.
Gems. Harvey and Sanborn arrived here to.
nigh via Cheyenne.
Spotted Tail expressed his Willingness 10
visit washington II allowed 70 TO tske five
wives along.
The Northern Indians are still belligerent
On the 6;h instant sutler train escorted by
SAINT Therhy and forty sold iers were attacked
st Peann Creek. twenty miles above Fort Phil
kea-pey by Red Clouds band.
Lieutenant Sherry was shot through the foot
and TWO OF his men were killed. The Indians
run on six wagons and twenty thousand dol
lars worth OF goods. The Indians numbered
about 800, and had with them some of the
Crpws:
On lbe 18th instant, fourteen Indians, led by
Big Bears sons, came within two miles of For
Laramie and ran on seventy head OF horses
and mules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-30
AYERS AGUE CURE,

fop Hrsr and AgVs, IuterDlttext FsreT Call Fsrey,
hemtf,en: Fecsr, Dumb Asse. Periodical or BiI-
ftohS EtrcT, fc., and indeed all the dfeetioRs
trh,ea arise from nlaIarioss marsh, n,iasnldtic
P0tsoaS.
As its name implies, it does Gre. and does not
Ail; Containing neither Arsenic, Qunine, Bis
nuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, IL in nowisainjures any pa-
tlent- The number and importance of its cures in
sne agne districts are literally beyond account and
Ague medicine. Our pride is gratiied by the ac-
kno~ Iedgernents receive of the radical cnres ef
ected in obstinate cases. and where other remedies
had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons. either resident I'm, or
travelling through miasmstic localities, will be
protected BY taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
prfity OF the Liver. it is an excellent remedy,
se1nlulati ng the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it
an excellent remedy, PRODUCING many truly re-
Aerksbie cures, where other medicines had failed.
Prepared by DIR. J. q. AVER co, Practical
and Ahaiy ucal Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
Price. 81 per bottle. Y. y. GILMAN.
e2-d&WeOJm Agent, Washington.
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ytrsiuia Nsv.

Grssv,'ls Nm etc. .s,se chSnpi1n hnrss
tn%fCf Ntrr'rta" wss arrrsted IN fstrr~Surr
ON sac d.y % re cnsrrs q st-sIiae = sJrse
ftcm NJ. GriGs, of that c'ty. ne hr-i N 30
onc'r vao puTsg.ng him, va tu an
hlleo BIN Co the sruuno. and sscort0C atn.
loofsd htEn IN iAil. Nosfells owes ths Nssss
D'gh ten years OF service - ths psnit-n-iSrv.
b. having .scagea from that Institution some
In fsSss NJ r.hllr. Court. ia Lrncaburs
on MOI cay, the utai Ct = sur IN Shtcn me
city Of I.shshssrg - o-f-ndAn'. Wss corr
M need. lie actiOn ~ brought Nv n y
Phelps. Cor'is Esmse, and Others. % resos-r
~ 'fss1 on ~aT oOnos 'ss arc D. the ci'y 1ur-
An o'd co'orss mss, over sIx'y years OF age.
was nro'slly murdered ~ See - pGrg, "a gass-
infhsm com Y. lat Friday week, OF t-b
bYsthers rsmed John J. ana Ru-ra-. t,,,.
hr. heory rink, a. present Ms er of rrzus
portstion on he Norfolk sud P-tersharg RAJ
rcso' nse ben 1emscrariiy arpo'nt-f ~ Gsa.
MsbOns as S1p-Tintsndent OF TIE thres laes
o. railway under hi control
Twenty two cnildren we've cn-fs.susd A. "
Wn. Lsnse's, in Frederick.horg. on last Tues
day evening. oy the Rev. Ar. .herlO, sf.ath-
eran minist@r.
The Richmond WING says. "a gallant v.i,-
In the u. :. army during the war vas E--isr-
dsy sunmontd ss grsnd Juror Sut refused
20 serve va a coi5red grand iauors."
Mr.. Davis Ana GrD. l. e. met Tor he h-s.
'ine. silce the Close of ne Usr, N Rtchnond
on Monday. They had hali an hoars' ooGser-
TIE viresnia Immsratou soc,~sy hsv.
opened books IN LynchburS znd Oth-r cittes -
receive donations u l>nd tor the parpose OK
encouraging cciontzat os
The people OF Wsrrent0n are q u n piaytnC
colorr1 people who are men Oers OF ne Loyal
League.
Dr. Isaac winston, for ma ~ pears q resident
physicl,n of Alexandria, died a. tas rs.iieacs
Of Daniel z. Sisught~r, Eco. IN Culpepper
county, ON the 9TH inst, IN me W wear OF ms
sge.
Dr. Prosise. tried in Pet.rsbure Tor .ho,.irr
Mr. R~e~r. Smith, a short time aen. has been
acquitted. BE defendes himself very soly.
both IN ths examination OF the witnesses. and
in an eloq aebt speech =
A blsck man has been arres 3ed IN Rich % )nd
charged with stealing yaiise, tu witch w1s
q ,pond ring worth S3e10, ana a s1s, OF
clothirel from MAJOR WIN. n Brown, ". = A
At the Fauquier ConServative Meeting pre-
slded over by Gen. Eppa Haaton, delexslss 20
the eConservative Con vention were appointed
from AL the mag steriai districts In the cSanty.
Real Estate In Loudoun, e-peSially Ia n.
viciniy OF Lees burg, IL COMMANDING hign
price, IL some Instances as high AZ sSs per
acre.
Rev. Mr.. Nun sey, OF Alexandria. 10 20 leg
ture in Leesoure. December 10. and BIsaop
Moiill, OF Richmond, preaeh hes there on tie
18TH OF the same month.
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OOalifornia is about TO contribute % The
prevalence OF universal stomach ache by
going into the extensive culture OF castor -oil
beans. .I-.. IL.
~The police have PUT stop to the sale Of
photoeraphs IN Paris represeating the exscn-
0There are i've vessels on thesr way fron
Bremen with emigrnnu for Texas.
~The city ACtaorttes Of Eimfrx. nm
allow NO gift concerts OF shows 70 take pIs,0
in that clty. ....--..
sOMr bick.ns has nothing to dis,ur b n.
snloynent a. Boston, except the request of
ladies Sor MS aufogfaph-
III B,shop simpson. 10 a rscaat lecture At
Bcsaon. predicted shat Chipese servaots Cosld
be common In Aouses Ia seW yssrs. -
U>1Ae next Massachusetts lextslatpre vfil
bs oompoee1 0Ataly Of new ms1 bsro Tbsre
are isss shAn afsy ee-sleeesA in bosh beancAss
Ia snit 6etveea Adam Bssx aad 2sseascs.
amer nsxrtAse. wes tried il fas Commoa
Pleas q Cfncinrat, ON Fridsy. aal . dIvorce
GrAnsee On The cruas psfition Of tAe wife. -
e0More coolies have arrived at New Or
ieansfn epfe Of ne dDcovery - oose Who
soi,as.e ior iIs psrposs ior which tksy vsrs
Errns swspapsr orsAa of rss oasa,,,e
6anada TO Issa1 ose i'uauacai rouave "a
eos,. d s1s ssrss ssnsd men 49, sis ppm
~ A ,sss ysst osd aasrAtsr Of rn,,,.
Ss1fth, Of E6wtuo. W9os> Wos drownsd -
wsassdey: nysAs sssaAsns q tnS ace os ShssS
prsscksr .. Evans vs,,,. La n..s.
npsd ESQ for trying % dsfra1d ne Govsrr xenr
oas ef Iiessss 10 psa1h potatoes
- fhs New lork ACADEMY o. uua.l..s
for s'-sto for one bsli night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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TURNER'S ITO DOULOgREUX OR
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It is in constant use by the best phy sicians who
give IL their unanimous and unqualified approval
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CLOTHING, &c.

GREAT INDICTMENTS TO CASH BUYERS
The largest and most elegant stock of French.
English and Domestic CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and SESTINGS ever offered 10 the public bel ug
determined TO close out our very heavy stock OF
,.onds consisting OF the above mentioned, and ass
III FINISHING GOODS. at cost We have a fine
assortment Of UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS,
tbs: HOSIERY, and everything appertsining 70
20 nteman's 3 ardr0be. which we are letermi "a -
10 sell at prices that defy competition.
Call at 4 ~ 9TH ST., (next Markriter's.l
JAMES Il. WALKER,
no&-lw Tailor and Furnisher,
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Rev. Neman Hall
Especial Dispatch 10 the S.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Star1
NHw YORK, Nov. 30-Rev. Newman Hall
was last evening the recipient of the hospi tai
ity OF the Union League Addresses we're de.
liyered by several OF the members Mr. Hall
spoke AZ considerable length. Resolutions
were adopted complimentary TO the guest ana
20 the Liberal parry in England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-30


- Tue Boston restaurants are reducing
~ An African conIuror. who eats half
winexisss. is sxhibitiDg in London.
~ The Roman States owe 90, 2,ooO,e00.
~ "Hsad Centre Stephens IL in Paris and
In poytIty-s as1 aaIrs4f eco -- tfrl4 Ea
- wes,brook, Me, /, possesses Q girl with
300 pounds Of loneliness. Lral 5.uEs
~ ShipbnildiDg in Maine as nearly sus-
pended. q r8 81 rEEh f-fss-
~ II has been prophesied that we are 20
have thEfy -four heavy snow Storm this win.
ter. HsfH9AH - FT ~-s
~ More Than three hundred millions OF
matches are made and used daily in the
Ubired States. or about nine TO each person OF
~ Honduras wants TO borro " three thons.
and nfants. because many Oh ITS young people
have died OF. ts fEeg3 ttsH4 1905
~ The New Bedford Mercury thinks the
present style OF bonpeis are better caicuiated
for a kiss tnan blow. - is 70
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