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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-20

INDIAN BALL PLAY.-Those who have
only seen the miserable apologies for
this athletic Indisn game, which have
been from time to time brought before
our public by needy adventures, who
have scraped together q few drunken
and broken down braves from many
tribes, will have an opportunity this after
noon of seeing bail play as It is, or
should be, in all its aboriginsl savage
ness snd excitement. Col. EaRsana Fol-
som, one of the Chiefs of the Choetaw
Nation, and formerly Colonel in the
Confederate service, under Gen. Albart
Pike, arrived yesterday from the Nation
with forty picked players, chosen with q
view to their skill Ia the game, and "a
sober, reliable men, from the Choetaw
and Chickasaw tribes, and will give US
this evening, st the Race Course, such
q BAH play as Memphisns have never
before seen. Col. Folsom, and his men
come to ps recommended not onlv Nv
the Press, in places where they have
played, but they have also the recon-
mendatioCs and good wishes Of sueh
men as the Hon. Robt. w. johnson and
Gen. Albert Pike, under the latter of
whom nearly ali of them served as sold
iers, Col. Fclson- is the attorney for
the Nation and ia, perhaps, the most
powerful man among the Choctaw aud
ChickSsaw tribes. His nsmeis enough to
guarantee the public all he promises.
The gates OF the track will be open at
three O'Clock, and the play will begin
punctually at four. Ladies and children
are especially invited to attend. Tickets
fifty cents; children halt-priee.
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PICNICs ON HAND.

The picnic epidemic still continues to
rage, though with somewhat abated VIC
lence. The desire to get out ali under
the greenwood tree" is perhaps quite as
strong now as it was q month or 80
sgone-though the air does not bear the
same redoIence Of roses and violets; but
we now long TO escape from the dust and
turmoil Of the city to some quiet retreat
with book and fishing pole, where
we can enjoy our otiuBg cum dig. in
pesce and quiet, il need be saRs cJiottes
undisturbed by mosquitoes and other
cheerful denizens OF the forest on whose
domain wehEve eneroaehed, rather than
c2voriing in q sawdust arena to the
tune the old COW died by" Well,
chdcqun a son CONT, every body
to their taste-boys viii be boys, and
girls will be giris, and 30 .opg as
such is the case, they will go where they
can have dance, and the older boys and
girls will go where the young ones do,
and where there is promise Of some
thing good to eat and drink.
On st. Johns day, the oath inst, the
Masonic Fraternity turn out en- n1asse to
celebrate the day of their great patron.
and have e picnic for the benefit of the
widows and orphans OF the Order-of
which more anon.
st. Peters Orphan Asylum, too, must
not be forgotten. We have taken coca
sion several times 20 speak Of this char
ity, and again beg to impress on orr
readers the absolute Christian uecessitv
Of aiding and assisting in caring for tbosa
whom the dispensations of Providence
have left without their natural protect
ors. This comes off at James, Park on
the Fourth of July.
st. Mary's Church, through Father
Schneider, again appeals to the public TO
assist in roofing over their edffice. and
Father Schneider, like cunning man.
makes this appeal through a channel
which rarely fails to be heeded-he
promises good eating, good drinking.
good music and good dancing. What
more can you wish
At Linde's Park tourney is adver-
tised to come OF on the 18th inst, for the
purpose Of erecting q monument to the
Confederate dead at E,mwood. MANY
rich prizes are offered to be contended
for, and as the joG5t few days since.
was not quite a second "Ashby de Ia
z ouche," We hope it may be q brilliant
affair.
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mGRTVRLE SPRlNGS---l868

EyHIs FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT, SIT
4 ustEd in BlauuL county, EasB Ienuessse,
viii be opened Tor TIE reception OF visitors on
TIE lst Of June.
The marked beueGclal results attending the
r-lEe OF these Wg-eEs, an functional derange-
pleuts Of the Liver, EOWets hidn eys and skin,
Gud the cure Of Chronic Diseases, attest their
teis. iu8l Properties
- Al tle accessories tOr enjoyu1ent snd recIsa-
uJl
here. ABILITIES for reaching Hontvale this sea-
A-r Bs increased by the extension OF the
son " .l AMI Charles on Railroad, now In
AneANlAr e OF construction, and regular rains
Aapi1 aJlfh 10 Do running. by the time Of
are e&pecle 'a-yVile, whence passengers are
opening, 70 J. Sches TO the Springs, nine miles
distant Der dav 70 a. r,er yy-selr 40 ..
Board reduced ddTass Cor pamphlets con-
Der month, $50 n. description Of waters. etc.
70 N. L.E 4 =
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sulphur Springs
h Vest Virginia,
GFeelbrleF White
GFeeubFier County,

UNIIE undsrslg1 Bed, iessees o. u. apnou0ce
that Ienc0uras "a 6y me liberal Nv sdds,l ID
celvsd last Sc som hey EaFe ttaLs a 1d appear
anee, snd are . -ep Sred TO entertain
HUND JED ~ 81 -s,, enc or
The eathing acoonan' o9 leSS3I beths, o eui'
neutly efhcecf Gus ia ma -
c0mllaHd Of v lsitOrs at al l. LIE they have
IN aeditlOQ other sTauseu. NS1SVfINCI 4 =
PROVIDED a. " and elegant l.. ,enisntiy To-
Lay and Bill lard ROOM, conN I'd FULL
hAis BA - has been engaged Tor kepf
= 'n. A Goo ID LIVERY STABLEWil be
+ The premis 81 :,
ne compile ton o. the Virginia Central Rail
70 1pfu .gtnu leaves only twenty miles OF ,
ing ulro agh beautiful mountain country
z wen -raded turn Pike
isAlS- Three doilars per day, and eighty
iilrs per month Children under ten wears
servants &C eord1ng 70 accommodations
~ l. 20
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THE AsHBURN MURDER.-It has been
made geherslly known through the
press that number of arrests have been
made at Columbus, Ca, of citizens, who
are still confined at Atlanta, suspected si
participation in or knowledge Of the
murder OF AshbGrn. On the 18th, we
learn by private letter placed at our
disposal, seven more were arrested as
implicated, who were to be sent off to
Atlantis on the following day. Among
the seven were Jacob and Isaac Marks.
whose relatives reside in this city, and
this is perhaps the first notice they will
have received of the misfortune which
has befailen their young kinsmen. The
expectation is expressed in the letter
that these young men viii be fully able
to establish their entire innocence. bv
proving where they were at the time.
aad having no knowledge of or compile.
ity with the transaction. The annoyance
Nd Inconvenience OF remaining in
,,,iso,- for an uncertain period is The
sorst theS have to fear, snd for this
fbere is no present. remedy under the ar.
bitrsry rule of militafSS despotism.
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effect Of her composition. Miss Ellen
Cooper sang ain Questo Simplice
very sweetly, after which the graduates
twelve in number, arose and received
their diplomas. A trio was then sung
by Misses Bradford, Hill and Shelby,
after which Miss Nora Bradford, being
loudly called for, came forward and sang
Coming through the Rye" Every
verse was loudly applauded, and at the
conclusion she was enthusiastically en-
cored, and sang the "Echo" song.
Benediction was then pronounced by
Rev. Mr.. Tuggle.
We congratulate DR.. Collins, the
faculty snd teachers, on their success
and wish much success to the young ls-
dies whose school days are now over, and
for whom new life is opening.
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loss Of life. All the accounts OF the dis
aster censure the conduct Of the captain
and officers o. the boat.
The Little Rock Gazette says: Capt.
Sam Houston has succeeded in securing
the machinery Of the steamer Hesper,
and as soon as the water will permit he
Will raise the hull and Teit her for ser
vice. We are pleased to note this, for
Capt. Houston hAs proved himself TO be
not only the most energetic, but among
the most deserving Of ssssmb ostnen on
this river.
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WARTS.

ARaRgRs WANTED-ON The ST. LOUIS
1 Irrs Trc1 Mountain Railroad, % work on
grading and Jrack-IoyiUss lear Whitewater
hridse- fifteen Ellles west OF cape HEatueAu.
49, sd ri Tsyr DAY. For in formation apply
20 FLLsI-IsS Il INERs, cape Gilafdsau;
~, a. Al AU IT.
EETANTEp.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
~ Irouer-a white woman, with references,
Apply 81 s4f Iiuusu street. Je4
-yETAETrD.-A Dg EILING HOt Sc CON
" timing 20 6 rooms D. family o. three
17trsoDF. gll grown. Must b. ESD trally located.
address Richard. A rUeal office. mail
v-ASTED.-As SMALL Farm NEAR FHE
" city o. Mem PMS, OF which pSss- sslon can
lls given Immediately. Address 4. H., Appeal
on I'd. Stating terms, location. etc. nsfO u
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The WEATHER - Yesterday
was feariully hot day. During the
middle Of the day the rays Of the sun
beat down with fervor that was abso-
lutely intolerable; there was not q breath
Of air stirring, but towards two O'Clock
g slight breeze sprang up, and heavy
banks of clouds lined the western and
southern horizon. The breeze, however,
died away during the afternoon, and q
dead calm succeeded, which was sud
denly brUksn about seven O'Clock, bv a
terrific storm of wind from the west
southwest. It was accompanied by q
binding storm Of drifting sand, which
obscured objects at only few PAGES dis
tant. This lasted for few minutes, and
was succeeded by q tremendous but most
refreshing fail Of rain, which beat down
the wind almost neutrality-suspicious.
the old saying, made immortal by Ra-
belus, that Every little rain laws a verv
high wind" AT writing, 1Oo'elock, the
rain continues to fall gently. We hsve
not as yet heard Of any damage to life or
limb by the storm, but there was con-
siderable damage dons to awnings, signs.
etc, all over the city. The shed in front
of A. Just's clothing store was "wrenched
from It's firm moorings," and fell about
nine o'clock in the evening with report
that startled all Jefferson strest from
their holss-repOrtsrs, printers and ali
rushing out in the rain 0sreheaded, to
learn the cause Of the noise and the re-
suit Of the catastrophe.
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.AME RfCAN HOUs e,
BOSTON. MASS

I'VE Fefy important and extensive improve
= tnents which have recently been made IN
this popu-sr dOtal, the largest IN New England,
enable ne PI DpIistors 10 ofter 70 Tourists Fam
| lllss and Tie Travelling Pubiie, aseOmInoda-
A1onh ana cl'nF3 niencas superior 20 any other
Hotel IN the city. During the past summer
aQa4tiJnE nave been maze Of numerous suites
o. arartments. with bathtzg-r0oms, wstsT-
closets &C., attached one of Tufts magnin-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con-
Eir1cteos CON eyE guests 20 the upper story OF
me house in ols mir dc, the entries have
zen newly and richly carpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replenlEhed aEd refur-
nished, making l6, "a an Its appointments,
equal 10 any hotel ln the country.
Telegraph Once lSilliard Halls and Cafe on
the nrst aoor. LEWIS RICE q SON,
1eb7 eod2n Propriefors.
TIAKES UP.--s-ARGE CHESTR UT soRREL
4 HORSE, branded with letter II on right fore
shoulder, ana blaze fsce, white right hind foot.
ThesOwner can obtain same by proving prop
erty, and applying 70
STEPHEN STEEL,
jes 2we At Cant. TOSin : Cotton Shed.
n OUIsIAeA sELrzER AND MINERAL
A WATER MANUFACTORY, No. u Peoy-
1arre street NeW Orleans. SsltEer Water put
up in bottles for the country 81 & per case Of
Que dozen, ana at s. 70 per barrel of three
dozen. Also, Iarred seltzer Water Al I5c per
b35tle Nlahy water q &c per bottle. Orders
tlef ~ ere tactOfJ- or addressed through the
II fs 0f'.-e s-tsss tioXs No. 1918 New Orleans,
1hkAVULET LETOREY,
~ sn PTOprietors.
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iel4daw1m
DR.. MOrtfmO<e at Buena Vista Springs
RusselivilIe, Kentucky.

BUEEA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to CONSULT or place themselves under II Y
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally rom this date until LIST OF October
next, al this favoTite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, viii SIN devote my attention 10 treat
ment Of all the various forms of ca RoNIC DIS
EASES, especially to Diseases Of The Lungs and
OcSans OF the f'hest- as easo all the various
stai ctfYe forms OF FEllALE DISEASES.
Je9 d3twsW2EB u. MORT1MORE, NJ. d.
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TERMS

FYINBERIING SPRINGS, . MILES NORTH
~ OF WythtNlLe- Nlrgiuia-AIunl, White.
h-1 and Blue sulphur Waters: bot, Gold Hnd
Aag8r AlIlu ara Eu HhIr Baths, WIth special
treatment Tor EaruEuarls1i. IOuts bcro1utOus
ana LIiancOus aLzci1Onfs diseases o. Ihrost
and luHLs uu1er e1pzrleIceti attendant nat
only O. the extent OF safety and comfort.
Nearly every game sOr amusement and eNeG-
else, unlcslr ictel 10y law. together with double
and single hsIEel shot guns and rife, provided
without charge. For analysis, cerii tes, etc,
zee cirCu airs, and refer 10 ". II. Hunt. d. $.
PaubE1l. s4.s Tats and =. y. Wills, Men phis,
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 50; weeE, So; month,
$40 Being new place, accommodations
s-grr essgaf re- trfctF-. and N D rlrDrniEns. feA
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TEE CNURgA.

CHAE0ERE COURT Wn1. II. Smith,
CbGaceLI0r.-Thed DEGREES and orders en-
tered on yesterday were as follows:
Stewart VS. Cothran, new bond required.
RaW1sgs VS. Harne, order OF reference.
Lanier VS. Gayo' o Savings Institution, demur-
rer sustained.
McKtss. ok VS. Martin, pro cOnfesso.
Harris VS. Alexander. sale confirmed.
LenOT VS. LenoT, decree Yestlng title.
COcKe VS. Sell, pro confasso.
Taylor vs. Armour, amended decree.
Laird VS. BsttIs, interl0cutOry order
Avery VS. Warren, pro con4esso,
Randolph rs Irisg, pro confessO.
Christian vs. IcnnesSes Marine and Fire Iusur-
snce Company, Kew parry.
Polk VS. Armour, lnteriOcUJOTy order.
Austin We Memphis and Little Rock Railroad,
appeal granted.
BiO0mlngdsie VS. Petit, on Watchman's lees
Thomas vs. Be-nlr, order preference.
Court stands adjourned until Monday,
June I'D, 1868. The Clerk and Master
viii tsi.e an account In the following
case Jones VS.. Brinkley ct al.
The following order was made by the
Chancellor on yesterday:
" Ordered by the Court, that it is the
duty OF the sheriff TO retain all processes
issued to him until they sre duly execu-
ted, or Uutil the return day thereof, and
III ali cases Where any process is returned
oy the sheriff not executed before the re-
turn day thereof, unless the parties be
dead or non-residents Of the county, no
costs shall be allowed to the sheriff.
SHELLEY CIRCUIT CoURT-G George ".
Reeves, Jtdge.-Au the cases set fer
trial on yesterday were disposed of.
Court stands adjourned over TO Monday
next, June 22d, 1858.
The cases set for trial on Monday are
from No. 200 to No. 249 inclusive.
MUNIoIPALOoURF- Geo. ". Waldyan.
Judge.-Stands adjourned until Monday
morning, June 22d, 1868. The cases set
for trial on yesterday will be called up
for trial on Monday.
CRIMINAL COURT - Fsg, Es;ager
Jlsdgo.-The case Of the State We. Adam
Lawrence, indictment for larceny, was
concluded on yesterday. The Jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty." and fixed
the period Of imprisonment at three
years in the penitentiary.
The following order was entered Of
record:
Ordered by the Court, that on each
Saturday motions for new trials will be
heard ; also renewal and modification of
bonds"
day the case Of the State We. Brown
and Smith, murder, will be called up for
trial also the following cases:
The State VS. George Washington.
same VS. Joe King.
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WARNING TO THE PUELIC.-A young
man, about twenty-five years Of age,
end about five feet seven inches IN
hight, blue eyes, light hair, goatee and
mustache, ana calling himself R. Mar
tin, of Nashville, Tenn, where he says
his parents reside, is on desd beat"
tour. We warn hotels and boarding
houses against this sWeet-scented fellow.
y VICTIM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers Lightning Ply kiiIer.-Chea
and destructive. Every Sheet wiz ill quar-.
Don't be pestered with flies, Give them the
SHEET LIeHTsISG and rest in peace. ask for
DUTcHER S, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. jel4 daw1m
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EARLY Marriages.-Dr. franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this ana other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and ConJugal Felicity, BY benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mall in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
Private Medical DispeHsaFy,
Established in 1859,
AND THE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOR
THE CURE OF
ID w mn DTG
PRIVATE DISEASES

nR. RUSSELL, Nos 40 and a. NORTH
IL COURT street, north side Of Court SQUARE.
Memphis, Tenn, Is acknowledged by al PAP
ties interested es By far
The Host Successful Physician
In the treatment OF Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and perm anent cures guaran-
teed IN every case, male or feIn..ie. Recent
cases Of GOSOhkEE A and SYPHILIS cured
IA a few Gays, without the use Of Nercl.l y
chance Of diet, or h1ndr2nce from business
sECOSDARY SYPHILIS; the last yestfRe
sradicated without the use Of Mercury. In
voluntary loss Of Semen stopped In q short
time. Sufferers from ImpUtency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored 70 fee vigor in a few
weeks elect or Gonofrhea OF loI-g Standing
We en- al internal remedies have failed, per-
msnentlg aud speedily cured by new treat
ment. NicLlTns OF SELF-ABUSE and exceasi,e
Venery, suffering rom SPERMATORRHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed-
lily and permanently cared.
So Al consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, GsuL. Pa
ralysls, Deafness, etc. treated oy the aid u
electro Magnetic Battery.
For sale, RUssELLS vENEREAL PRE-
VEETIVE.
once hours from an. to pm, and from
2 10 pm APPS
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Dissolution.

THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween the. undereigned, under the ffm
name OF TAYLOR, COLE & Co, Is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. E. A. Cole with
drawing.
The business VIII hereafter be conducted IN
der the firm name and style Of TAYLOR RAD
FORD 4 Co., at the Old sand No. u Monroe
street. w. 8. TAYLOR,
e. A. COLE 3 co.
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JOE LOCRE.-If you have a leisure
hour, and wish something to while away
its tedium, you cannot do better than to
90 to Joe Locke's and look over his
latest flies OF reading matter. Every
thing ia the way OF news and periodical
literature is to be found on his cOunt ers {:
Dsmorest's, Harper's, the Galaxy, Peter
son and Godey's, for July, besides g
large assortment Of illustrated, comic
and agricultural monthlies the Chin
ney Corner, Army and Navy Jcurnal,
Metropolitan Record, the National Free
mason, Die Welt; in fact everything
new and readable. Give the Lock
box call.
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IUKA SPRINGS, MIss.-The proprietors
of the Iuka Springs Hotel, propose Civ
ing a Grand Opening Soires Dsnsante,
Thursday, June Is, 1860. The Memphis
and Charleston Railroad will, on this oc-
casion, reduce the fare from Memphis
and sill stations on the road by charging
in one direction only, and giving return
ticket (freel good until the 18th inst.
W. ]. ROSS,
ton Railroad. je29 81
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LOsT.-On Friday, June 5,h, s small
nugget Of native gold ore. TWAS in the
Shape OF q leaf, and had been worn as 8
bosom pin. Having become detached
from the pin, it was lost sometime dur
ing Friday. A reward will be psid for
it II left al this office.
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TWENTIETH DAY-Saturday. Sun

TWENTIETH DAY-Saturday. Sun
rises 3 sets 7:54.
Samts.-St. Sylverius, pope and mar
tyr, 5Ss st. GobaiD, priest and martyr,
It'll century; st. Idsburga or Edburge,
virgin, Tin century; st. Balm, Bishop Of
Jerouaine, about I'll.
B0rH.-Dr. Adam Ferguson, historian,
I723, Perthshire; Anna Letitia Aiken,
Mrs. Barbauld, l748.
William CaveIdish, second
Earl Of Dsvonshire, 1928 Derby Hen
rietts Stuart, Duchess of Orleans, 81.
Cloud; William ", King Of Great
Britain.
Memorandum ct fifty-fouT
minutes past ten o'clock Is the GUNNER
sOlstice.
TNose.-Owing to a Misrepresentation,
the calendar was accidentally omitted
yesterday.
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SUMMEE RESORTS.
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS.

TTEIs urrivaled Watering Place, situated
4 within six miles Of Ea SeilVllle. Bosa2
county. Kentucky, WAS opened 4oE N-sIlol s the
FIRST Day OF 1CSl- Inc pro 9rletor pledges
himself 20 make mis- gntsIJllu N Vnt equal y
that ~ any watering pace lu Jhe 0lnJEy' and
ais term as d. al-f.Te as tire eE pc NNe- OF ms
establ. sGmeut VIII permit 4 good ltAND OF
MUSIC viii be on hand CurllE the Ees SDn.
Conveyance a-g avs r-auy Tor pasNea gers
from EusselIyile TO the =prings in close con-
uecll0h With tie daily trains IRON Men, pills.
Louisville, etc.
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In Withdrawing IRON The above firra. I am
brace tbs opportupityo OF ex pressf7 z "a v arafi
tnde for the very liberal patronage exfPnce ~
TO tue old nrm- and for the interest ulanifesTei
IN our success oy our personal friends " hich ]
hope viii os continued with the new arm a. !
better hands. -
isislw z. a. COLE,
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BOARDING.

noa-F NJNl1.-One o. two gentlemen with
x 60 ~ O3Jsin boslzJ al Ia, derate rates.
II = 49, .- EEALTEIEST GeighborhOOd in
m. rr--. Ense- HEl those who can give uneT-
cen I,rl-bla 20 N'fucea need apply 10 L. NJ
- ?. - %. 1elv Il
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DR.. J. B. FERGUsON will deliver an
address at the Municipal Courtroom,
corner of Second and Union streets,
Sunday morning, June 2lst, at II
O'clock,
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Mr.. LONERGAN.-We are vefy hsppy
t. s,ste that the injuries received by this
gentleman, altEcngb painful and severe,
are not Of a very serious nature, and we
hope soon to see him at his accustomed
place, which he fills as DO other can I'll
il for him. He was struck, evidently, by
a slungshot, and made Iaost providen-
tial escape. Had the lead Of this cow
erdly and cruel Wsspon struck one inch
higher, or TO the right OF where It did, i
would have produced instant death,
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ssaERCHANTs.s--Icee cold Ale and Por-
ter. ON Iraaghf, 10 cents; lee cold ssHaKf
and Basf.r 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks. ID cents Try IL, as the '1Mer-
chants" northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
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so PIECES of Irish Linen from bank
rupt sales, sold ct bargain at Rice &
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-20

REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM TOTAL
BLINDNESS the third day OF Jan
uary last, my baby, when it was four
days old, vas taken with opthaimia of
new born children. He constantly
grew worse under the treatment used for
it, until at the end Of two months, when
was fearful his eyes were entirely lost,
took him to DR.. Norris, So Madison
street, who gave me little hope, as his
eyes were 50 infamed and swollen that
you could not get a sight of them. He,
however, applied his magic eye wash to
them, and in two weeks his eyes were
as clear and as bright as any chiid's eyes
ever were, and be is to-day as well as
ever. ! feel certain / should have had a
blind child had it not been for the skill
Of Dr.. Norris, to whom would recon-
mend all suffering with diseased eyes.
TIE Doctor also cured my eyes, which
were sore at the same time.
MRS. JULIA KAN,
EKchaHe6 street, Memphfg