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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

:, I THE 4PENITENTrIRYS--MoR FORMING PRAYER
-WARDwELLfAsEA4P A PREACHER
A Sabbath school of the inmates Of this In
stitutions is. held every Sunday afternoon.
1t lis superintended by Friend Willett, who
is very regular in his attendance. Last
Sunday he, was taken suddenly i'll during
services, and hasonot recovered sufficiently
to be taken home. He was kindly cared
for by the perintende ent. Se7stE<ys& 2
~ On. every morning sat 6<so'clock the
bell is sounded { and the scongicts, are
assembled in the grounds for worship,
when Mr.. EWardwell reads prayers, and
often makes o. short address q; On last
Sunday our reporter I,was - present at
the meeting. About 400 ofsthe inmates
were promptly on hand at the sounding OF
the bell, allsof themIin fall prison uniform,
and formed ina circle four deep. The Su-
p,erintendent stepped into the circle and
made, in substance, the following address
: Prisoners, plain duty calls me before
you this morning; sandit is one l have re-
aluctanfly consented to perform It is a
public duty, and must be performed
Prayer is appointed to obtain the blessings
God designed TO give We want Gods
blessings: For your sins You were sent
,here,;;s for sinners Christ suffered and died.
4 Isappear before you this morning with my
dear old prayer-bcok;; the same fused when
I was q prisoner. Each morning we viii
assemble here, when I or some officer in
charge will read pray yers!a ssg siA& .Ei
/. All present then united in singing, tothe
tune Of g Old Hundred, !" the old hymn =
=. ~ sFEfs +.
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~w. N. wORTHINGTON, ~ 6f'sTE-
) srEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE E
s BANKER AND BROKER,
as WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Particular attention. paid to the purchase ana
sale OF STOCKS, BONDS GOLD, AND 4EA-
CHANGE. ,-s.y.,,-.. ..,1.y.,s iii.
Deposits received subject 10 sight draft and four
oer cent. interest allowed on daily balances. s.
80 j, RRFERESCEs: o5 .sssS
Ward a Co. New York: William Lamb, ESQ,
President First National Bank Norfolk. VS.. !:
Garth Fisher & Hardy, New York; Lancaster. e
Co., Richmond. Va. James Punnett Esq.; Presi-
Cashier Park Bank. n. Y: George 3. Cos: Esg.,
President American Exchange Bank, n. L.;
Brown Lancaster & Co, Baltimore, Md.
NH 4-3m @tsst - u s'tFS t-ssFFF-1ese
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g PRIN,G AND SUMMER la@
- .a,S5 MILLINERY. - efIEAd

NJ d AND y NJ M q IN n sssaaSS29
10 's, MILLINERY y4dG
MRs. B: L. CAHEN formerly Mrs. Demelmanl,
although determined to close business has oy .ne
clnded to be again in the field the present sea-
|. 90ii ENTIRE NEW STOCK, OF, MILLINERY,
which, In regard to elegance and novelties, sur
passes everything exhibited 80 far In the city. -
from the rss eis large
shs mos. fssRsoDabe ] eopslsRsT BdpNNRTs fIi and
variety and novelty that is Impossible describe
them: Everybody must come and see them. sae he
Of ali
eolors, with splendid Trimming. Ornaments
eapd other numerous fancy articles; all OF wMcn
she Is Offering at very reduced prices and al great
E no Ladies' wishing to buy materials for bonnets
she Is willing g give all possible information TO
The ladies and public generally are respect
W Every n SATURDAY business win be closed:
y f5my ll-eodlH 4e2 Broad street.
sEJIRaINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
EsF The Board of Visitors meet on the 2otn OF
June to make appointment Of Cadets Inc sSond
{ be presented tnaiynca Of the opening Of the next
The thorbugf Organization OF the Institute In
All i depsstments OF instruction anofds canrse
Of studies and discipline which commend u 20 lid
esci be forwarded upon application
s1'' '''''''' = ss ~ FRANCIS BIZ SMITH,
Ea.my. slswt2stlAIe 81 sunerin.enaens.
FGPONGEs.-BATHING and CARRIAGE
: 81 T buPpE &. AgssasfsssEs gssas ssEss..
TsREsH: TOMATOES FOB SALE At
ETIRENEHb MEDICINAL PREPARA-
- TlONS, guaranteed pure, to be bad OF
sI. MEADE n BAKER, n Apothecartess
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s.. In BASKRuarcY. 1t being generally un- =,
sderstood that Saturday was the last day on
which persons desiring to enter me pals- sas
ruptcy could do SO, except under the ny
per cent.ciause there Was, q great s..sn -
the Office Of Judge Bond. Seyenty-hnyys y5 per
sor.s entered petitions enIthats day. onaer
a ule. allowing the extension of nns am wren pen
the, day named fell on Sunday or Q hoiloay,
Judge Bend decided 70 keep open tns yIss lls.
yet,terday, and several who Scouid noa ge.
.fheir papers ready for Saturday entered
their names. - u u .......-.es a.. ,s 8 ri
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IVSMsSsfOCK's RATIONAL fFooD a
! fIrtbsuy ssuyBsTITuTE FOR RREAET siIEK.--A.
. FusSEIi ta1s ysais Apn i5i,sls S @ rs
,& Druggissss
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

UNUSUALLY FAVORED
II BY THE SEASONS, has rare LARDER Of
The most tempting luxuries including FROGS,
CRABS (soft and hard). LOBSTERS, FISH Of all
sorts, &C.. served up in. all styles; LAMB and
PEAS, STRAWBERRIES, TOMATOES, the
SWEET BREAD. &C., with that neYer,faiiinHg NJ
foundation stone OF good living-HAM and CAI, CAB,
BAGE. HE assures his friends that ne never hta
a finer SUPPLY OF DELlCAClES.. he urges
them TO come and luxurtate.
Families and dinner parties supplied to order.
my
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:. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. !,
aR MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE ., 1858.
Sun rises 4.4s Moon sets............ %
Sun sets. .7.l2l High tide, p. NJ. La

~ PoRTeoF RICHMOND, JUNE, 1858. 2
~ 1eg s,fe5.5 ARRIVED. u tissEs -si II q
~ Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, W. c. Dunham Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Trarers, Baltimore, mer-
schandise and passengers. Harveys & Williams.
aschoonerJ. n. MARVEL, Quillin, Philadelphia,
Coal. s.. II. Hawes. So t3.7t .les'.t- =
Schooner Bee 8Hearn, Philadelphia. coal, S. P.
Lathrop. .s..s,sgs : -....s..t fls-s.-s-.....s
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
@chandise and passengers, +. B. Tatum. i. ,
~ Schooner E. Watson, Cranmer Georgetown, ID.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,
" GooDsoN-BRisToL, VA. q TENN.
This hotel. situated immediately opposite the de.
pots Of Virginia and Tennessee and East Tennessee
aud Virginia railroads, win be open for bourderS
during the summer months. This Is one OF the
healthiest locations and one OF the most pleasant
summer resorts In the State.,F
Board per month, intending everything except
washing. Gas. Children under ten years, and SER
wants, sn;ss; JOHN I. LIGna, JE.
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LOCAL GATHERS.
otb.er Local matters ON 4 second Page.

r xyss ,f --T- II 33st RE s.StG v
RoBBERY.--Mr. John J. Carol, Q young
gentleman from Baltimore, was robbed Of
about $42o In greenbacks, and: some ,valn-
able papers, on Sunday last. he thinks
that be left the pocke book ontaining the
money and papers in the. .water closet, where
it was picked up by. some rogue. Philip
Richie, an old servant employed iat 'tne sS-
change, Was before the Mayor yesterday
charged with the scrimes but was acquitted,
in the absence of proof TO sustain the accu- ecu
sation. "a So Eiss2lIl ~ taflE} s|'sFs (
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TJTEa1Sa . eEsF sssss.sss tfursr q acs oSo
- =. = y 1898.
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9ighnloild fnisslI!atth

sTHr, crgeUL&TToNoF OF THE s.DisP1TeHs,
rs La,iaeER THAN THE COMBINED cRcU.
LATlF;'N oE ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPRlB oTITH1s crgY..o is.s ,s,.ss, s,ss 81 s |,
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ROARDING AND LODGING.

rffG2 - .sTAUNTON, VA. !.
aysisf sF.zSCHEFFER, PROPRIETOR, M t
y. W.BOOF, Superintendent,
has been. rcfnrnished with entire new furniture
and beds and board a. reduced 70 We per month, sis
with their families, desire TO spend the summer
In the country Wilt find II q pleasant home. ~
& No charge for omnibnsfare. my aa-lm
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1S17 MAIN STREET.-CLOTHING
lOlt FOR SPRING, CLDTHING FOR
SUMNER and all kinds of READY-MADE

1S17 MAIN STREET.-CLOTHIN
III FOR SPRING., CLoTHING FOR
SUMNER, and all kinds of READY-MADE
'LoTlllNG in style ut reduced price. z y,
Boys Clothing, Youths Clothing, Suits for chill
d'tn three years and upwards /; Garibaidis, Bis
mSrcks Alpaca and Linen Suits ut $3.50 for
Youths Of all sizes. Always on hand. carefully.
selected stock OF CASSIMERES. CLOTHS. and
nntSIlSGS TI r Of the latest style. yCLoTFHkNes
,Asoon hand. a large assortment of FURNISH-
ING GOODS new style OF HATS, TRUNKS, DS1-
ERELLAS, CARPET-BAGS, sVALISES, &C., at
Richmond Clothing Hall. 7t ~ & l~.,. - -
my.a JULIUS KRAkER, Merchant Tailor. e
THIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
l. SUMMER GOODS-PRICES REDUCED
nREAT NY AUCTION Having
nsl returned from New York, / am now In receipt
o an extensive assorsment of, DRY GOODS OF;
e'ci! description, and many being bought at auc-
ION am enabled to offer extra Inducements
rrsiohg the many cheap goods, have beautiful
i"hl-colored Prints at 10 and l23c.: handsome
lawns s l?sc.: Bleached Cottons at 10 and t23c.;
- - hieaShed Pillow Cottons at 2oc.; ~ Linen
ie ianie Cloths at Goc.: and q fnA line OF Dress
nmn,S, Linens, Cassimeres, Silks, Shawls. Mar.
,.'.les, a; farasols, &C., &C.; all Of which VIII
W sold equally cheap. st&&1 :. It54H y.
4 ISAAC HUTZLER,
No. 52s Broad street. corner of sixth.
81 ne undersigned would respectfully inform his
uI,a, urnas and the public that he is with ISAAC
~ H., lZ:ER, where he will be pleased to serve
''ein with anything In the dry goods line. tl54-@
NV ID ..- WILLIAM L0SENSTE1N.-S
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WOOD AND COAL.-All in want Of
w GOOD WOOD orCoAIs, will do wen to cali,
+ rSne.ee,;h and Cary streets. where fhey. .willfbe
..opIied with best ANTHRACITE COAL, for
rates or stoves at ST. so per ton Il 900 pounds) and
OAK and PINE WOOD at 50 per cord, or sawed
u per cord. delivered. sLs5 5s $3.50
All coal and wood warranted as represented. ::
nv 10 .F 81. SaAhLES n. L-AGEsS
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:GP0NGES.-BATHING aHd CARRIAGE
3 sssas = rs 'Is sfs BSupUg 81 ApesasssEy !
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EUSRENEHb MEDICINAL PREPARA-
.& TlONS, guaranteed pure, to be bad OF
. MEADE q BAKER, oiheeartes
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q 'CiRcUIT CoURT-JU UpGE MEREDITH PRE-
sIDING Cases ISof sneonsid erableg conse-
.quence occupied THE attentionao this court
iyesferdav sst y t15if a:Ecsa a.
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The objects of the Turner's organization
are the, physical and mental improvement
of its members-the former being accom-
plisheds by severe course Of gymnastlc ex,
.ercises, tending to deyelope strength ana q
activity; the latter by attendance at good
schools In short, heambition of the good
Turner may be summed up as "sana mems
IN Sailo corpore." gss,l-.sr=
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Mass Meeting for Rockingham county
will be held at HARRISONBURG on Monday,
June 18TH and will be addressed by ssss>
Z Colonel ROBERT E. W1THERs @
4. Hon. A. Fl. II. STUART,
Hon. JOHN B. BALDWIN,
Colonel F. w. n. HOLIDAY,
General JOHN ECHoLs.,g ~ .ten.yf. ~ Fz,s;-
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n AIDES, NURSING APRONS, finest
Il white NURSERY CLOTH and OILED SILK
~ ,sIfSf7 - 80 MEADE q BAKER'S ~
y y Apothecary store, pla Main street,
& sa ItsitI AalT nearly oppoaite p0st-ofdce.
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SaMAYoR,s CoURT--MAyoR GHAHooN PRE-
Es1DIEti---=-MosDAYgS lfoRNJss .ttT7El lizabeth
Eppes (negro) charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the streets, wasa fined one
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q q 90 - . g. 80
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NOAL FOR COoKING.-First quality
J ANTHRACITE COAL, sizey,for cooking
.Yycs and stoves. The best and most economical
hci uscd Office and yard, Eighteenth street.
path side Of Dock. z - -. -. - 1t
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A Mass Meeting for Shenandoah and Page
=. 49, .n- counties fa'tt ft
will be held at WOODSTOCK on Friday, June,
18th, and will be addressed,by s-=,, s-:,,.,s3
j. Colonel ROBERT f. WITHERs,
Hon. A. III. n. STUART, fls -
Hon. JOHN B. BALDWIN, Esn.fiaF z
Hon. ROBERT Y. CONRAD,
Colonel F. ". nj. HOLIDAY.
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AaUSEysENFs.

New MEMPHIS THEATER 49, Mr..
BOoTR's SECOND WEEK DESPITE the
condition Of the streets, covered with
mushy ssOw, the thesteT was well and
fasniUnRbly hlied to witness the repeti-
ton Of RichetieU. We have already ex.
pressed our admiration for the towering
manner in which Mr.. Booth represents
the great Cardinal and last night he
ALMOST surpassed himself. II evBc an
actor seenaed lost IN g character, be GER
tainly was in Ksichelieu. There stood
the Prime Minister OF France, the pillar
of the State-the power on which rested
the weak and vacillating Louis. The
Julie" of Miss McVIcker was very
artistically and feelipgly presented. Nj.
France, too, deserves mention for his
CAREFUL representation of q HUEuet.n bIr.
Mitchell made q fair Joseph and we
might say the same of Miss Persons
Francois" but she might play the
part a great deal better, with a little
m0re d-eliberateness and care. This
evening Mr.. booth will appear as Ada-
beth. BY thewayJ on looking over copy
of Shakespeare, which accidently turned
up to our baud, we found that we were
at fault and not Mr.. BOOTH, in objeeting
to the expression, What a piece OF WORK
is a man :" We exOnerate him-the
article was theTe-but We don't think il
ought to be, or that Shakespeare put it in
Hamieps speech. 1t certainly does not
strengthen the expression, but on the
contrary is 8 diminutive. AS we have
gone back to Hamlet, we must protest
against that flourish Of the dagger, when
be is about TO visit the closet of his
mother, and informs the audience that,
although he intends to speak daggers, he
will use nops, TIE gesture is out of all
sort OF keeping with the contemplated
visit. He has already slain "Polonius"
through mistake, and certainly does not
allude 10 the King when be saYs he will
9 speak daggers.s Macbeth will put 10
trial all his tragic powers, and doubtless
will draw a crowded audience.
THE VARIETIEs.-This theater under
the management Of Mr.. Broom continues
10 draw good houses every night. The
good order kept, and the excellent netting,
10 certain to please all who wish to pass
a pleasant hour.
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A or ALDERMEN.
spoelal ncenng--nond. Of omeer..

Present: Hon. Mayor Leftwich.
johnson, Joyce. Black, Cartwright, CT
Gala, Runin, KenBer, O'D0nnell. Pass
more, Moffitt, McDsvitt, Peck and Ellis.
Alderman Ruffin from the Committee
on Bonds, submitted the following
report:
Your Committee on Officers Bonds,
after an examination Of the following,
respectfully report favoIably as TO form
and tecurity, and recommend tho ac-
ceptanCe Of the came by the Board r..
d Bsugh, Comptroller Robt. Good,
Wharmaster; w. H. Bridge, Treas.
urer Chas. Bonner, MaTketmsster; j.
II. Cash, City Inspector; Chas. 4. Smith,
] S~ergeant-st Arms; VIM. kehoe, Fire
Chief; Peter COnEely, Marketmaster +;
!. H.. Humphreys, City Engineer; l. X.
Richards, City Register; Robt. J. Nor
gar, City Attorney and }. NJ. Keller,
City Physician.
On motion, the report was adopted.
GA motion of Alderman Passmore a
committee Of five wss appointed to settle
with tie retiring city officers. The fol-
lowing Aldermen we're appointed by the
Chair: PassniOre, RafliD, O'DOnnell,
Black aud Johnson.
Alderman PassfnOre asked to be re-
LEVIED from serving Oh tie Finance
Committee.
Alderman O'Donnell objected.
Alderman Passm0re said he would
rather resign his seat than serve IA the
committee.
BY consent of the Board lie was relieved
and Alderman Cicalla appointed in his
Stead.
Alderman Ruffin submitte ! q petition
FL-- d .rH.-. WR-9 g. s...
FOR fixing bis bond be extended till Tues
day next. The prayer Of the petitioner
was granted.
Alderman johnson offered a resolution
authorizing the Mayor and Finance
COMMITTEES TO make such financial
arrangements for The city as they may
deem expeiisnt aud report from time to
time to the Board.
Alderman Clancy moved to amend by
requiring the reports monthly.
The amendment WAS accepted and the
resolution WIS adopted.
Alderman Rnftiu presented an ordi-
nsnc6 relative 30 placing cotton on the
sidewalks, repeating part OF the ordi-
nance allowing cotton 10 REMAIN on the
sidewalks.
Alderman Clancy thought but little
business was now doing, and there Vas
was very little use for the ordinance.
Alderman Rulin said = lady could not
pass on Union street. and this was the
only city 10 the South where such q nui-
sauce is tolerated. The commission
ac-ch1nt is paid the same as il the cot
was TsFehoused. Referred.
A T-5mmuuicAti0n from the Mayor al
70 the need of fuel tutde poor. and
the offer OF the President of the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad TO
the city with 10. 600 cords of wood
1t Il less than the Memphis prices, for
distribution.
The Mayer was authorized to make the
purchase, and E committee Of n from
each ward was appointed to see to its
distribution.
On motion, adjourned till the mex reg
llar meeting,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

La Mirandes' French RemedIes-Have
saved thousands ali over Europe, nav
Ing been for many years the nrst assist
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish a bFauch in this
couukry, 1 am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for CONSUMPTION, Rheu-
matisIn, serofuIa ETC.; also, the genuine i'm
ported YiteIia- HtsIth's Grand Restorer-
tbs only certain cure FOR { constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses OF
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
perieDc1d physicians. Address your com
munications to DR.. g. W. Fernier, % West
nth St, New YORK.. ADVICE GRATIS. Oug
took, by wkleh Fuy neTsqR can understand
the. r owu case, sent Iresta any address, Ladies
may address us In full confidence. jail
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The Great Gosing out Sale at Auc.
ton, of the entire stock Of Furniture,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, ETC., now in the store
Of John A. Dickinson, No. 256 Second
street, will commence this merning at IC
o'clock. The stock comprises beautiful
medallion, Administer, BRUSSELS, three
ply and other Carpets, OIL Cloths, and q
general assortment of household furni,
fure usually found Ia . first class estab.
lishment, The ladies are respectfully
invited 10 attend the sale,
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DTsPOssEssED.-One of the most cool
and independent cases Of taking fOfci5le
possession that we have heard Of for
sometime, occurred yesterday afternoon.
Robert Walker, q B5echeriie, went into
another negro's house, nesr the Memphis
and Ohio railroad depot, and took pos
session Of the premises Dud turned the
man who paid the rent out Of doors and
took possession OF all the moyaOies.
Walker was arrested and imprisoned.
He will be examined before Justice BIi.
Ter TODAY.
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DIRECT IMPORTATIoE.-Messrs. A.
Vaccaro & Co. have Just received per
ship Genevieve, direct from Havre, 200
baskets Of Piper Heidsio, one of the
finest brands of champagne ever brought
TO this country. The wine came in bond
to tAis city, and is the first shipment
ever received here direct from France.
This Ia a new enterprise, and will no
doubt prove but the advance guard OF
many more to come. II will be closed
out TO the trade at the lowest rates.
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EMMoNs & SON, Nc. 10 jefferson street,
and 1913 Main street, have received Ger
mar Leslie, New York Mercury, South
ern Society, Last Sensation, Army and
Navy Journal, Yankee Rover, Kelly
Weekly, Rural New Yorker, Harpsr's
Weekly, Police Gazette, Police News,
Round Table, Southern Opinion, Pleas
ant Hours for February, Godey's Lady's
Book for February, North American
Review for January, Atlantic Almanac
for 1868, and DAilies from every where.
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MRS. WINsLoW's
s HING S
For Children Teething,

Greatly facilitates the process OF teeihtng, by
soften:ng tbs gains reducing allina tmmatton
viii allaY all pain anq sp9sIaodie action, and Is
sure 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to
yourselves, AID
Relief and Health to your EnfAp.s.
We have pat up and sold this article fOg years
ana can say 10 confidence and truth OF 1t what
we never. can be able to say Of any other med
lcine; Never has 1t failed In a single instance
TO effect q cure Rhsn tInlsly used. Never did
we know an instance OF DISSATISFACTION by any
one who ued it. On the contrary, all are de-
lighted with its operation, and speak IN terms
of c-ommendation OF its medical effects and
medical virtues. We spesE in this matter
"vhst We DO know aftsr years OF experience,
and pledge our reputation for the fulhlment Of
what we here declare. In almost every In
stance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief vii! be found la fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Syrup Is admins
tered.
Fun directions for duo0os liza suIsnsny each
bottle,
be sure and call for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup"
Having the facsimile OF " Curtis 8 Perkins ,
on the outside wrapper. All others are base
Limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
FFIse, only s5 Cents per Bottle.
UFFIcEs-2l5 Fulton street, Nv York EOS
High HoIborn, London, England al 81 Paul
street, Montreal, Canada. - sod I'm
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six thousand and seven hundred tickets, rep
rssentiug the certificates issued, viii be placed
In Que wheel, and she same humble of blanks,
tnslud!ng twenty 1veinscribed with the names
Oftne prcmlGrns, will be placed in another.
From these wheels tickets viii be dawn al the
same time, and the NUMBER drawn will take
tue premium drawn simultaneously.
All moneys received upon the sale OF These
shares will be placed in the German National
Bank Of Memphis, and VIII remain there TO the
credit Of the Association Until the drawing
takes place.
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A SCALFER CAUGHT-One Michael
! Hanley, the driver Of what is known 10
the police Rg o scaiping wagon, was
arrested by the police yesterday, charged
with sWindliBg a negro out o. the sum OF
forty dollars. From the negro's story, Il
aDpears that himself and wife came from
Sunf0wer, Mississippi, on the steamer
Kate Kinney and desired 10 70 10
Georgia. They gave Hsnley a dollar 20
| take them to the Charleston depot. On
/ arriving there, the negro gave him
eighty dollars 10 purchase tickets TO the
desired point, the cost Of which was
forty-twO and a half dollars. For peck
citing the balance HGnley was arrested.
! He VIII attend the Police COMMISSIONER
leVee this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-15

FAyOURs WAHTED.-We have in the
Editorial den Of our Chief a small col
lection Of the State, County, Pa.ish, City
and Corporation Currency, during the
Confederate days that are no more
Any of our friends who can Increase The
/, collection will oblige US by contributing
20 II: and IL they visit us, will nnd
their gifts framei and glazed as
curiOslties.
We also wish TO procure, for a lady'l
alum, specimens OF Confederate
postage stamps. Il is OF no importance
that they Sc cancelled.