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PROPOSALS FOR oE EIEsFsE BEEF AND BEEF

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OFFICE GMIry ConsIssiEr supslsrEscr.)
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Fort Ilarker Kanss,. ................s companies.
fort Waiisee, Kansas. SS
Por, hha af' kansas. do.
MonuSsats Station, K:n.a:.'....:....".fi 90.
Srs aa: syy$ SSlSsaSS g.
Lake Station, Colorado Territory. III do.
oop po RS' sSC,s s .p IN
We :s can get at .his tine.
contracts wi, commence August ], lsts. Ali the
H sns as suns r. ss xiPs
Ths beef q Be q good. wholesome. marketable
nsss md ea aSSs i Ss e II
% "a &C. s.s q SG
Each beef. when dressed. must net a. least 400
The contractor will be required to furnish, weigh,
and issue the beef on the order Of tho Post Commits
The place from which to Issue the beef will be
Furnished ~ ne Goysrnment q. well 4, trsnspor-
ihs place q issue The place q sisushtsf viii 30
determined upon by the commanding oiiecr Of each
The contractor at each post not situated on the
post at least $50 heels Of corn 6y The Is! day Of
Proposal. should state at what all price per pound
IHsrter and Hays;l
Harmed and DodEel
Lyon, Reynolds. and Garland y
now sy u ssore Is
yenber on the Smoky Hill route to Denver.
s bids are re suitable ths posts here connected
iny 90 lake then separately. should, in addition,
~ add hs u re sSove there will be- during
o she n sa%%psr 'y companies Of the Tenth eavaJya
seventh cavalry 4 Dewners statioa.p During he
summer there will be Ave companies at Fort Dodge.
n. rfSRifiit. ;':.s Ct RlIl
y :s aSu ssss 1 wyss poaSs
and none received under 500 pounds, on tho hoof,j
.nes 4 each Of the posts named. during the above
ri:PCssI: will DO sneIs,,a IL H a. snye0ps. en-
properly addressed.
.s q sssS have posted
Ihs nader.isned reserve. the right to reject any
Blank forms will 30 furnished on application to
ne oiess aboye mentioned, aud at the office OF the
Denver Tribune. .
may DO furnished for that purpose.
tO NJ bid VIII Be IeesHsd without written susr.n.
srss q The ~" contrast Il sS.rded. w 'l' ''
Of gddsfs are invited to DO pTeipsnt a ~ opening
Brsvet Brigadisr Gensral,.
apl9.td @. q. y. Department.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l3k GSfIJldiixS, At 4 YrE6iAdTEEH, HdEEbb
CRY. bisTRiItT of GbLUMBI4, TIE iSr H
DAY OF MARCH, 1865. Present-oLIs, Jgs-
SussA b. Allen
VS..
MI AlIaa
l22l. Equity Docket 8.

sussa b. Allen
ThsmAs d. Allen.
On motion Of the Complainant, by N, Thompson.
day Of March, 1865 that the defendant caase his ap.
pelrance to BIO entered herein before the nrst
case OF default, A, ID, OLIE, Justice.
true eopy-Test: X. J. MEIGS,
mhO.F6w CIsri.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

wAsHIs0roS, April 4, Ists
On the petition Of HBSRr OUToALT, Of wliminx-
ton. Ohio. praying ioI the exiensioh q = patent
iinproyem,nt In Mads OF 'Consiruetlns heislIis
Roofing, for seven years from the expiration Of
said patent, which takes place on the 18th day
Of July, 1865; go
i Is ordered that the sad petition be heard at the
ne!t, at y o'clock. m. and All persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 70
.et forth IN writing, At least t,osnty days before
the day Of hearing all testimony nled by either
party, to be used at tho said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In Accordsnse with the
r,les Of the once. which will be furnished on ap-
plieation.
DeposItiens and other papers, relied upou as tes-
timony. must be filed In the Office tiosntV days
before the day o. hearing The arguments. u any,
Ordered. also. thu! this netiss DO published in
ton, D, 9, and In the Evening Chronfeie, Clnein-
natl, Ohio. once week for three successive weeks
the hrst Of said publications TO be at least sixty
days previous to tho day Of hearing;, Co.
apl0-Tsw Acting Commissioner Of Pateot.
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DHILADgLPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
L TA0RR RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE

PHILADEiEFHalaoa E w EafIkSTS, AND BAL
TINE TABLE,.
Csmyasncing MONDAY. April 10th, ls6S
Trsins for DaltIners and Washington ioa,o Phila-
Ll6 a, m, Express tMsndays excepted u.1a
", Express; S~P. Ia, Express; sand n-oo p. m,
rRxyE Ny pI E5s' e. saPfTsSss a
Express. iiO ,. M. RIpros.: as ,. n. XIX.
pf'''' 'Sp' nj lu snpiS;'l
Leays Philadephis Tor Daiiinefs aud washiA gton
ts.ss gsI d sas q & Fsll.a.,PA,. asY,-
a IiiS' R.l'in0fi y f KTE NM
1867 r,xssr 2Fzhf ROUTE 1867
TO THE s%G ssF spRo sSSHH HED SOUTH
"a and amer MAY 24th. 1907. ,raiss will run O..
Washington iSS,,.. E.ls!!ng'r' lanp., m.
TIE GREAT DoUBLE.TRAcI ROUTE,
Al. Win ELhGANT SCENERY. PAlaso stale.roon,
rom SGar. p S. SRs. ND
S.ae CsS1 hS5dr's niles saved ' we.e
THREE RM5 D 1hE II TH 70 T EHH NORTH
TeTSith ftS% iss:,tmore . ROCHESTER, and
81 =; q sHs all changes ia UNION
:ss di f ;; Pfffs .ss.y 4
m.ss Wifi H = s.s..s H1s where reliable nfOr'
ffi; siss .i F.si.. asss
Corner Sixth st. a; %, psPD; sNep y n
des-lv Baltimore. Nd.
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THIS IS TO Owe NOTICE that THE SUB;
q w..aiss!oa county, !, y: u ccl .Ssis.
,;'s' Il fdHl,i.irs,sfy ne ssr'%SP. estate
city, bi.tiiet :. tSia.Si:. i....,d ri f psa,
sens ssyisg claims sg.isst The said deceased are
ysssh.rs thereof. V Iks subscriber. 81 or Isfsrs
the 18th day o. April next they Ray .thsrwiss
estate. =
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of April. Iss.
CATHARIKE KINsLEY,
mark. .-
witness-JAs. r. o'BEIRNE. aiS.HSw
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" CHILDREN,
Coraer Of Fourteenth and N streets

~
Coraer Of Fourteenth and N streets.
This Dispensary is in connection with Celun-
bia Hospital, and is opened for the treatment or
out door Patients who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to DO confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes. but who are
unable to pay for the services ola medical
ton free, by leaving their names and address at
the Hospital with the matron.
Al, HoURs OF ATTENDANCE AT rhE DisPKSsARr,
Mondays, from 20 4.........,,,P Prof. ", Howard,
Wednesdays. from 2toi....Prof J. II. Thompson.
Fridays, trsm 2tot...........;....;..Dr DR.. Ashford
Free Patients upon orders of the Honorable See
Rotary Of the Inferior, Such orders for admission
eau be obtained OF the Surgeon in chief, DR.. j.
THOMPSON, at his office, Isl | street; between
Twentieth aud Twenty first ian6-dly
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USIrsp srLrn fArEsr oyIIol,

On the pstitioa OF ALBlir 8. soIrlwslrI, Of
.ssI Il: 81 Day SEPT. .t.f, issd. for r =: IN.
AZ: t fs Ss ds, III Pisss9' which
$ ~ nj ~ Pss;.Sss & az s q n.
:: :.i a :sST e: :ss.; .sS w WY
reT:Tp: SSsP.:a ss: Are e
&. dsy :.nS ss" Kl. Is s, s sS.;
I S s:. VIM Il: rs: :: .st &:
on.e, whish viii ). furnished On application.
% S T. oo:: ts ssS "a. @
,he Day o. hearing; the arguments, Rany, within
a.i also. ri TX ;' a1ss :: published /. II.
hrTbticAS and the intsIiiotceer, w..hisstss,
. o. sa .. Ell r ,si.. s :s....:1 m ..:i.
the hr.t q said publications 10 be At least sixty
aA'' previous 10 the day 0fh'arisssu atom,
.py.wa Acting comml,.ion.r 81 Pstsni,.
DErARTNENNT OF THE ISTERIok,
On til. petition Of fsEs L. IIis a q Fila.
Sspn ay tSs III 'd ds, q y.y
Tor an Improvement In Ryelet Machines, for seven
rs. p IS on mi The III day o. Jsy a which
7 ordered a,t that the ss!f P%!i'Sn be hoard
pS!iasd y appear sRd show Gauss, & any they
Persons opposing the extension are required to die
inhe Patent once their objections, specially set
day OF hearing all testimony nled by either party
70 :. used p the said hearing, must be taken and
once, which will be furnished on application.
tsf Sfi "a Once s::a .SS a.y.
iorS re day Of hsariagi the arIumsnti. II any,
Wthin Ten avs after Ming the testimony,
ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
khPunLlGAS aud the Intsiii0encer, Warrington,
DC, and in the Age, Philadelph Penn. once
week for three successive weeks, the nrst Of said
puoitcat2ps % be at least sixty days previous to
tue aay. % nearing. A. N. STOUT,
apl6-ThN Acting Commissoner OF Patents.
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III l.. GUION
noxsrER, rHEzEvAHF & CO.

nEAI, ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
X ser.. .56 Second street. Attends eXciu-
sively 70 Renting and leasing houses ana
a., fneurance. etc, etc. Has now for rent
eatS5arsI very desioil6se Residences, from cot
Sage 10 almost palace. Also, several Bus ness
Hon - Offiees, Rooms etc. lezl I'M
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POLICE rrEsTS.

There we're six arrests up to six
O'Clock yesterday evening in the lower
Distriet-all for trivial ohenses.
Sergeant Brown wGs not examined
yesterday afternoon, as was expected he
would be. The examination was post
poned by Squire Herman until to-mor-
row morning. 1t is probable, however,
that he will not be examined at all be-
fore Justice, bGt viii be indicted by the
Grand Jury of the Criminal Court, now
in session, to-day, and be sent immedi-
ately before that body. We hope that
he may have spesdy trial, and prophecy
that he will be justified IN his action.
-Mrs. Donnegsnis case, for receiving
stolen goods, was again postponed yes
terday. 1t will come up before Squire
Griffith to-day. Meanwhile she is out
under 5000 bonds for her appearance.
-Susan Ford, black Aspasis, whose
kinky locks have been silVeTed with the
sncys of eighteen summers, sued oAt q
peace warrant against Annie Lynch,
sister nymph and co-denizen Of HELPS
Hall Aere,H yesterday, and had her
Nrought before Squire Black, Swearing
nat ne beliicose spd serumptious Annie
I'D threat. ned to do her grievous bodily
arm. The so cire bound Annie oyer
n the sum of $500 to keep the peace for
ix months. Annie then charged Susan
Vith the selfsame design on Der person,
nd taa ,Gouire made it stand-of by
binding susan Owe 10 the same sum for
he same length Ct time.
Kelly, who was shot ky Ben Garrett
9 doing well and Wis recover.
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
II Custom House street, New Orleans, (estab-
lishsd 1850, for the last seven years located in
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the eoun-
try In the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be conhdentially consulted at
his office and parlOrs, 81 and 90 Randolph street,
corner OF Dearborn str GET or by letter PostOfiee
M' JAMES treats CHRONIC. MERCURIAI.
SYPHILlTIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES.
and ali pISORDERS Of a CONTAGIOUS We
out the use Of mercury, tOdide POTASH, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUTRALIZER, a
positive cure for all humors and blood poisons.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
EMISSIONS, brought On by abuse OF the or
zans, early indiscretiOns, excuses, or sntailed
hereditaFily. causing loss OF memory, eonfu-
sion, depression, dimness OF Vision and often
times insanity, with depl0rable train OF other
symptoms, treated and radically cured By an
iniallible method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF q
private character, radically and pzEnaher3si
cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class. where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
OlOtchss on the face, small waIery biisters.
pains in the head and bones liberated throat
and nose, sores on the Limos and body, seroftlIs
toZether with an endless number of suffer-
ings--e nectnally and PermauentIy cured
DR.. JAMES Is commended by the press Of
the country, by professors Of medical colleges
and by the medical profession generally. Those
sfiicted should apply to him, and be cured at
once.
Tux MONITOR. by DR.. James, treatise upon
j seases peculiar to the sexual organs OF 2 ther
sex, causes Effects and their Fean sCies complied
in the exclusive treatment of these diseases,
sent to any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pam phlet OR SFEEzzAFoREE4EA or
one on SYPaILIs, sent IN sealed envelope upon
Dr. JAEEs, PoStefiee drawer 5sas. Chicago,
Rpl7 u
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- We had the pleasure Of a cordial
shake Of the hand yesterday from our old
friend, J. f. Going, Esq, of the house
OF Hubbell, Swssey q Co., wine mer-
chants, of Cincinnati. He is stoppiL z at
the 0verton.
The Hon. Robert w. johnson, OF
Arkansas, passed through the city yes.
terdsy, en- route for home. He has been
spending some days at Louisville, KY,
where he left his beautiful and accom-
plished daughter.
Monroe GOOdbar, Esq, Of that
stGunch boot and shoe house of Goobar
& Gilliland, left the city yesterday for
Boston, to lay in large stock Of fall
goods in their line.
The degree of Doctor D5Uiaitah.s was
was conferred on the Rev. 4. d. With
erspoon, by the faculty and trustees OF
the University OF Mississippi, at their
late commencement. DIR. WithersDoon
is q graduate of the University, and
though quite a young man, is said to be
learned and eloquent divine.
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THE COURTS.
CHANCERY COURT Wa. N. Smith,
Chancellor. The orders and DEGREES en-
tered on Yesterday were as follows.


CHANCERY COURT Wa. N. Smith,
Chancellor. The orders and DEGREES en-
tered on yesterday were as follows:
ku.ker VS. FOREST, farther time allowed.
" ME We Belts, uen rer oVefIuIeo.
zArInOtir Ns PARK, furbnsr time allowed.
HoFtoh VS. Gtllliand, refereAcs.
Iorian We HOpton, reference.
Nenaoie vs. Lucas, Inolon to discharge gar
Thompson VS. Gillespie, reference renewed.
Plannensteihl VS. JoI'ns~ n, motIon 70 dissolve
Malstes,a W CLneo, new parties made.
Ienisss. NJ, y r. Luz. 20. vs. Potter, decree
Brown W I.asAIn-, sale confirmed.
fesr..in VS. DonAn, demurrer oVeIruled.
Paterson vs. ID cKens, order OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fox We MUTs.aut, nnaI decree.
The case OF Ross VS.. Ross, divorce,
will be heard to-day. A jury was can
paneled on yesterday in the case.
The Clerk and Master will take an &C
count to-day in the following case: Oh
rode VS.. Aiken.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Ge ". WzIdrGn,
Ji<dge.-The case of the State VS.. kr-
van wSs continued. The case of the
State vs.. Avery Chsppell, continued.
In the case of the State VS.. w. H. Hud-
gems, indictment for passing toll gates
without paying toll, jury was empan-
neled. The case not being concluded
on yesterday, will be further heard to-
day. AT the conclusion of the above case,
the cases set for trial on yesterday and
not reached, will be called up for trial.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT George ".
Reeves, Jtsdge.-In the case of Cochran
ct Ell. VS.. Peterson ct al, on trial yester-
day, the Court ovsrruled the motion OF
defendants to dismiss in this case on the
grounds that the Court had no jurisdic-
ton.
The case Briggs & Peterson VS.. steam
er Natoma was argued on yesterday, on
a motion to dismiss for want Of jurisdic-
ton, which motion was overruled by the
Court. The case went to the jury at g
late hour. No verdict given.
The cases set for trial to-day are from
No. 275 to $50, inclusive.
LAW CoURT-James 0. Pierce, Judge.
Met on yesterday and adjourned over to
Wednesday next, July 1, 1868, on which
day all persons summoned as jurors will
be in attendance.
Thursday, July 2, 1868, viii be devoted
to the examination of gsrnishees, when
all persons summoned as garnishers to
this term will appear to answer and be
examined.
On Friday, July s, 1868, the new cases
on the trial docket will be called, when
judgment by default may be taken in
appealed cases for want Of appearance
to prosecute.
On Monday, July 6, 1868, the call of
the regular calendar for the term will be
Parties and witnesses will
be in attendance on that day.
CRIMINAL COURT = Rm. Hunter,
Judge. The trial of the case Of the State
VS. John COsgrove,-murder-w COM
menced on yesterday and jury empan-
neled. The testimony will be heard to-
Day. Messrs. Bullock and Anderson
sonduct the defense.
BANKRUPTCY COURT.-T j. Latham,
Register.-The Registers Office will be
open as usual for the transaction of bank
-uptcy business-Mr. T. ]. Latham, Reg
ster, having returned from Jackson,
Tenn, where he has for some time been
engaged in attending to the duties of his
1ffice.
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mOHTVALE SPRIAGS---l86S

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT. SIT
uated in bleunt county, East Tennasse
tire LIST OF June. 800 -
Inc marked beneficial Ezsalts attending the
use OF Lnsse waters, IN functional dersnse-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels kidneys and skin
and the cure OF Chronic Diseases, attest Their
Medicinal Properties
All the accessories for enjoyment and recres-
here.
The facilities for reaching NoutvaIe this sea-
son VIII De increased BY the extension of the
hho4Vll4e and Charles on Railroad now in
rapid course OF construction, and regular trains
are expected to be running, by the time Of
open1ogs 20 AaryVlLe, whence passengers are
distant.
board Taoueed, per day, to 81 per week, sIz
tanning analysis and description OF waters etc
ma9 I'm JOS. l. KING, Knoxville, Tern,
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THIRTIETH DAY-TGesdGy.-Sun rises
Sol sets 7:54.
iSdiat8.-St. Paul the apostle, IS; ST.
Martial, Bishop of Simoges, third CEN
fury.
Born.-Jean Bsptiste, COnite de Roch-
ambeau, l725, YendOme.
Died.-ArchibRld Campbell, ninth
Earl Of Dunbar, beheaded 1885, Edin-
burgh Richard Parker, head OF the
mutiny at the More, hanged 1877 Sui
tan Mahmoud, of Turkey 1889.
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On the 2a,h pav of July. 1868.

Between the hours Of 10 am. and l pm.
expose TO public sale, 70 the highest bidder iOr
cash, at the courthouse door, on Union street,
below Seconn street, in the city OF Memphis,
the following described real estate, cen eyed
by said deed, TO wit: situated in the city or
Mem phis beginning at the ssuthw est corner OF
shelby and PentotOc streets; thence with the
west sfds OF shelby street twenty-five feet
south; thence parallel with Poutotoo street
westward two hundred feet 10 the east side of
Clinton street.; thence northWard with the easl
line of Clinton street tweuty-six feet TO the
sou h line of Pontotoc street; thence eastward
with the south une OF Pontotoe street two
hundred feet to the beginning; beng raES1of
the lot nveyed 10 said les w. Alley 10y +.
Lane on the IGth day OF May, 1856
the title Is bell we'd 70 be peT4 ~. bnt viii
convey only such as Is vested 10 = as Trustee,
The equity Of redemption q
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THE RATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Books Open for subscription.
nwR1oHT, GENERAL AGENT
IThe FolIewing Bo0ks, VIZ

- Room 5. over Commercial Bank.
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Greenbrler White Sulphar springs
GrsenBrIeE COan4y, west Virginia.

THE undersigned, less ees OF this old and wen.
Il known WATERIRG PLACE announee
that encouraged BY the liberal patronage re-
eelNed last sc zsonl they have largely added TO
their accommodations in com fort and apDesr-
anee, snG are prepared to entertain FIFTEEN
HUMID VED GUEST.
The Bathing accommodations are in dne or
Ger. EHt ana warm sulphur baths 50 emf
nently emcaciOus in maHy cases. are g.. the
command of visitors al all hours
In addition TO other emuEeInepts thew have
provided a new ana elegant BOWL IN(4 Al
Ley and BILLIARD ROOM, conveniently To-
eSted FrOi- ROsenbergeT's celebrated FULL,
BRASS BA D has heen engaged for the So
SOD. A y. on LIVERY STABLE VIII be Rent
on the premises.
1He cosh pietlon OF the virginia Central Rail-
ROAD 10 Covtngt0n leaves only twenty miles az
staging through beautiful mountain eoUntrr
over well graded turn Pike
TERMS Three dollars per day and eighty
collars per month. Children under ten wears
o. age ana colored servants, half price. White
servants according 70 accommodations
yes In PEYTUN 4 Co
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

1NHE proprieters OF This Watering Place take
Il pleasure IN 1niorniBg their friends ana
Ystlro1s that they have com nIetsd fAe9r ~
fangements Tor the comfort and enjoyment o.
shtlf guests and thai the Hotel IL low open
lot t-tH reception. Ine efficacy Of these
waters in eases OF Dropsy ScrUfuls DCsreTsS5s
ulssses pecallar 70 feItsles ana All disssases OF
the Szin and kidneys, is TOO Wei estaollsnsd
~ " nee comment; A good q sad viii serve tbs
Ball ooui AID tbs table VIII be sanplfed WIN
the Dest the county aHOTcs, whue Jle asa1pp
IN Shoal ~Feek anu the hanung IN IN sur
rounding woods PRESENT. 4eir JIsCal attractlops
" Vlsltora Route via b EN- phls ana Charles on
naal'oaa 70 floreuees thence Dy regular sage
Llns 70 ihs eprtD Es-Bi-e miles
FOR descriptive paIap let CIRCULAR or for in =.
formation respecting special lIsesses. addresg
Ellis q 90, EtOprie .ors
or Il. 4. MOiDY, NJ. b..
Jc%5 III Resident Pms eieIan
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DR.. MOEaImOre at BuenR vista Springs
RusseaIViIIe, Kentucky.

BUKNA VISTA SPRINGS, EUssELLVILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-Ay friends n the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next at this fsvorite Watering Place, aud thess
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, will still devote my attention 10 treat
ment Of all the various forms Of ca RoSIc Dis
EASES, especially to Diseases Of the Lungs and
Drgaus OF the Chest. SIS also ell the various
AFFECTIVE forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
lee d3rwawsm u. MORTIMORE, N. D.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-By general
request, q mass meeting Of the Demo-
Gratis of Shelby county is hereby called
to assemble at the Exchange Building
on Wednesday evening at eight O'Clock,
for the purpose Of preparing for the
ensuing campaign and effecting thor
|ough organization. / am authorized to
say that the Hon. Albert Pike, Col. W.
II. Avery, Gen. Chalmers and other dis
tinguished speakers will be present and
address the meeting.
BY order, etc, NJ. D. L. STEWART,
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A SENSATION CANARD.- The appeal
and Avalanche OF Sunday copied from
the Nashville Banner an article Of some
length, stating that a daughter Of Dr.
Peters had arrived in st. Louis, where
she was about to enter 8 convent and
take the veil. We know DR.. Peters, and
are able emphstieally to state that there
Is not a single word of truth in the STATE =
ment to which we have alluded. Mis-
Peters is on visit to ST. Louis, but has
DO idea of entering a convent and taking
the veil. On the contrary, she will re-
turn to Memphis and re side here; DOR
has her fathers grief become q fixed
melancholy, or the Church his resource.
The suicide of the son, also, was not
in any degree caused by the domestic
troubles spoken of in the article from
the Banner, copied from the st. Louis
TTPes, but by depression Of spirits at the
loz of many friends il the Confederate
service, and his own You6ds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-30
WANTS.

VETANTED-A young man, without en-
We cumbraucs who has been engaged in tee
Drug business for several years, both Tor others
and bims H. seeks now position ELMER a.
salesman or to carry on busiDess, with an IN
terest, for some good partner with ready capt
tai, in some country tuwn. Mould prefer
further information, address ". -, Memphis
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