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IsIPRovING.-John H. Kelly, who was
shot by Detective Ben Garrett, a few
days since, is still improving, and it is
said will very soon recover. This is 8
very remarkable case, and deserving Of
attention from the medical fraternity.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHrR an nrxrpa


ST. LOUIS, June 20.-The river /,
stationary at this point.
Capt. Donaldson, Of the steamer Cfreat
Republic, was committed to jail to-day
Tor murder in the first degree.
Arrived-Belle st. Louis, from Mem
phis.
There Is three feet six inches on the
lower rapids, aud six feet Ia the channel
Of the Illinois.
New ORLEANS, June 30.-Arrived-
PArgoud, r. E. Lee anc W. R. Arthar.
LOUISVILLE, June S0..-The river is
falling, with four feet six inches in the
canal.
The weather is clear and very warm.
Departed-John Kigour, for New Or
leans, with moderate trip.
CINCINNATI, June 3G.-The river has
risen -FOUR inches, and there is now four
feet six inches in the channel.
Arrived. H. Groesbeck, from New
Orleans. Departed Clifton, for Mem
phig.
CAIRO, June O.-Dowu-Marb,e C7ity.
for Memphis, at 6 pm. Up-Ruth, at s
pm.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-Yesterday was a
cool, cloudy day, with occasional drops
OF rain. The fall in the river at this port
in the past twenty-four hours was about
the same as last reported. The Cumber-
land has but eighteen inches on the
shoals. The Arkansas is unchanged
since our last.
Arrivals.
Steamer Ozark, Cincinnati.
MolIie Able, st. Louis.
Dexter, Louisville.
Belle Lee, New Orleans.
Departures.
Steamer Ozark, Arkansas river.
Mollie Able, New Orleans.
" Dexter, New Orleans.
Commercial, White river.
Belle Lee, Louisville.
mollie Hsmbleton, st. Francis
river.
In Port.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting
yesterday Major James Sparks, formerly
Of the Pine Bluff Dispatch, and now eii-
tor and proprietor of the Fort Smith
Heratd,-a new paper enjoying 8 good
circulation, and which our merchants
would do we'll to advertise in.
Col. MeClanshsn, brother of Col.
Mechanism, formerly Of the APPEAL,
was in town Yesterday,
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lofed servants AMI Children not occupy
seats az ms table, half the above rates
Dr. JOHN B. HALFORD.
Of henry A. DAfU NDSON,
Maj JAMES P. EDn UNDSgE.
Cen. q. u W II RTnN
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting of the st. Andrews
Society viii be held this evening at the
Municipal Courtroom. A prompt and
full attendance is requested, as business
Of importance will be brought before the
Society.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

De- IoCRATIC MEETING.-By a general
request, 8 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 effeeting thor
ough organization. 1 am authorized to
say that the Hon. Albert Pike, Col. w.
T. Avery, Gen. Chalmers and other dis
tingulshed speakers will be present and
address the meeting.
By order, etc, NJ. L. STEWART,
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, be will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofTice address, box 1858 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particuiSrs,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Butchers Lightning FIy-KilIer.-Chea
and destructive. Every sheet viii kill quart.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
SHEET LIGHTNIkG and rest in peace. Ask for
BUTCHERS, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. tel4 dawlm
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THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Gen. WILLIAM 7. HASKELL,
Now being compiled and arranged
By Rev. r. h. RIVERS

INSCRIPTIONS are solicilsd. To this ~
- which, WheII compiled, viii erabrsce
tween four ami i've hucdred u mo. p-k
printed upon (zlendsred PAPER IN b.,ld q
type, and bound in credttabls manner
Gen. HASKELL was one or the nzcsr hill
men and eloquent orators that Z ennessee
ever given to our common country. This
be shown not only by 8 brief and truf
narrative OF the CHIEF incidents Of his evsi
life, has by presenting the reader with al
mains, consisting OF Poems, Essays, Il
AID Orsfions
II the personal friends and admirers Of ~
great Tennesseeap viii subscribe EberaliT
once, the work can be delivered oy Novs
Der. 1858.
Tne profits arising from The sals Of shs. We
viii be devoted 70 erecting q monumsat
memory.
Term-S3 per cory, payable On deliyerys
n. S.-SubsenbeTs may ie4vs their nra =
street., or with J, II. HEATING, Esq les
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LosT.-on Friday, June 5th, a small
nugget Of native gold ore. 1t WAS in the
shape of q leaf, and had been worn as
bosom pin. Having become detached
from the pin, it was lost sometime dur
ing Friday. A reward will be paid for
it IL left at this Office.
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The Sous OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know Of no other reason than that the
old topers have been using the "Great
General Restorative" which creates 8
dislike for the use of liquors, and caused
them to "jine." For sale by
ie2uf FORSTER KEAIHnEEP & co
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FIRST TUNE.-The eornet band of The
Sodality of st. Peters will attempt their
first tune this evening. The piece Sc
lected for immolstien is Mary had g
little Lamb
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

Miss HoLsTEAD's BENEFIT This
young lady, whose name has so frequent
ly appeared as an assistant in benefits 4"
for sill sorts OF charitable objects, ap-
pears now before the public SIS a benefi-
ciary herself In remembrance of her
past services we hope that beneficiary
goers will rally strongly on Miss Hol-
stead, and not let the affair pass off q
beggarly account Of empty seats and
boxes,
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THAvE two beautiful and %ea n, imPrs .ys
Plantations IL IL, tsS ~ SI5sny, boinSed 9
three me- ~, bst Tailroads in the state and ne
On and connections Dwelling ~ ne sn elty,
which VIII gladly SCI OK sAaN-,-'s ~ N'nSt
property, nearer ~ ne A. YRISEF,
a5l1
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sHERCHANTS.''-Eeee cold Ale and POr-
ter. ON draught, 10 cents lee cold s'Half
and Half 10 cents; straight and mixed
drinks. 15 cents. Try il, at tfB ''Mer'
chanas','' northeast corner Main and
Madison streets
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LADIES and children's Hose and
Gloves; also goods for mems wear, at
any price, to run our retail stock off be-
fore the LIST Of August. Rice, Silk & Co.
ie251w
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Messrs. ". B. Wigs q Co., Memphis

Messrs. W. B. Wigs Co., Memphis;
GentlemeH /: You will please send Us
one-quarter gross Of your Buckeye Salye.
The last lot we purchased of you has
all been disposed OF. 1t gives satisfaction
to our customers and sells well with us.
Very truly, TAYLOR & CO.,
Druggists, l7s Poplar street,
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POLICE ITEMS.

Maria Sehafer got out warrant for
John Schafer, her husband, who threat
ened to kill her, or do her some grievous
bodily harm. The Squire bound the
whole Schsfer family over to keep the
peace in the sum Of $500, for six months.
-ThOs. A. Dodson lost mule some
time ago, and came to the city to find it.
He employed 3 detective, who arrested
one Alexander Collins, but who, on ex-
animation before Squire Griffith, proved
innocent of the charge.
VIM. Wrenn, who some months ago
killed Mr.. Glenn, in Arkansas, under the
most atrocious circumstances, was ar
rested some days ago. No order or requi
sition having been signed by the Gov
ernor Of Arkansas for him, he is still
held until such requisition is made.
Susan Ford and Anna Lynch had
another set-to yesterday, but were let off
by the Squire with only reprimand.
The Police yesterday recovered alb Jut
$500 worth Of the goods and chattels of
the bar that was robbed some time since
on Barnam street, between Linden and
Lauderdsle.
The following order has been issued
to the police OF both districts:
SPECIAL ORDER. June 2e. 1868,
Hereafter no prisoner will be delivsred
TO any Deputy Constable. When pris-
oner is delivered to any lawful officer, a
receipt must oe taken and filsd, and
record kept of the name OF the officer
and the disposition Of the case.
By order, A, P. BURDITT,
Acting Sup't. NJ. P.
Before Justice Black, Fannie Pean
and Minnie Brown each swOre out peace
warrants against the other. The Squire.
being of an ooliging turn of mind, listened
to both, and then fined each ten dollars
and costs.
Last night while the great robbery
of jewelry was going on, and the atten-
ton OF the police taken away, a buggy,
hitched to 8 post on the corner of Lin
den and Besle streets, was stolen. No
clue as yet to the thieves.
There were ten arrests up to eight
O'Clock at Causey station yesterday.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. This /
body, pursuant to the call of T. A. Nell /
son, Esq, will convene to-day. In our
editorial columns will be found full and /
clear resume Of the important points of 4
the csll, and we most earnestly urge
upon the merchants and business men of |
our city the vital Importance of this /
meeting. The question now is simply /
" to be or not to be-" and it is for our
merchants to decide. 1t is to be hoped
that our citizens have the interests of
the city sufficiently at heart to attend
the call to-day, in full numbers. If it is
to be funeral, even, let it be respectable
in point of numbers.
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RICE, STIX & Co. offer their House
furnishing Goods lower than they can be
bought for East, on account Of removal,
previous to lst of August. je25Iw
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FOR SALE.

CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- sALE OE EASY Terms My lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms 10 suit
purchasers. for cash or on any time-from one
10 ten years, and in any quanaty-1rcln acres
70 3Js. by residence, win from Il u - acres
land. viii be sold at a great bargain, Tor cash,
or on the usual tFrns. Apply to myself, on the
premises. OF TO Royster, TreEeTaut q Co, my
3 seuts, in the cry. -..--
jel7 n. Is. IRRELEVANT.
ENoR SALE.-l,hst choice piece Of properly
u on the northeast corner OF Vance and Or
leans Streets. '5OOd residence and Forest
Shade Trees. Apply 10
jel5 II RJAsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.
NOR SALE.-I5aving determined 10 change
oar business, we Uli6r for sale orr small but
we'll selected STOCK OF GROCERIES, and e
lease or one q the BEST BUSIN hSsS z OUSEs
in the city. We VII sell also splendid sObur-
ban RES pENCE, - miles nom tie city near
CHS Station, with ~ acres OF ground, With
All tbs necessary Improvements Apply 70
WEBB. HICCHkLL g CO., No. - I Mon street,
Lee block js7 Il
NOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II PROPERTY .-FUrty-iour Acres u Land
three miles due east OF the city limits corner OF
Clayton aud holmes avenues Has plenty OF
heavy timber, running water, eligible Dullding !
CITES and is in an excellent neigh bOrhoOd- |
VII be sold in d body OF divided to suit. APP |
ply - " A. ARMOUR or Il. II. ECWNSENDl |
So % l7rout Row. apZ
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PLEASE remember that the next thirty
days are your only chance to buy BAR
gains at closing sale of Dry Goods of
Rice, Silk & Co. je25 lw
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GRAND LUNCH on Wednesday morn
ing, July LIST, at 10 O'Clock am, at the
we'll known saloon of II. Himstedt, No.
IS South Court street. he has refitted
his place to enable him to accommodate
bis friends snG customers at reduced
prices. All drinks fifteen osnts-beer
five cents. Lunch every morning at 10
e.m, II. HIMsFEDT,
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RICE, SILK & Co. offer their entire
stock of Dress Goods ct less than cost
previous to the Let Of August. je25lw
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RICE, STIx & Co.'s stock of White
Goods and Hosiery is complete, and is
offered at less than New York cost on
account of removal, previous to LIST of
August. ie25 lw
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ONE OF THIS FOLLOWING BOATS OF
~ this Line, LEAVs MEMPHIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN
INGS, on the arrival Of the trans, viz
S1A44s Az r -. t1 Elallslte4ls Al1stS
W. a. caldwell G-..--...--.-h. l. Haines, Maste'
CELES -.....Reese PritSi1ard, Msste
The Arkansas river now being in good navl~
gable condition, these Boats VIII run through
to FORT SMITH, thus avoiding delay to Pas
senFers and Freight.
This route offers superior Inducements to the
visitors of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking statsroOns at Mem phis
make no change until they arrive at the wharf
IN Little Rock. Arrangements have been made
to have coaches in readiness to start for Hot
Springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets to
be had on the Boats.
The Travelling Pubne and Shippers may rely
upon the prOmptness OF these Boats, and those
who desire to forward goods for reshipmsnt
on this Line, will ship direct tothe % Memphis
ana Arkansas River U. 3. Mail Packet Com
pany," at Memphis
JOHN d. ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAMES T. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
mail " No. u Jefferson street.
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TRIMMINGS, Buttons, Ribbons, at any
price, at Rice, Silk & Co.'s closing sale
js25 1w
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FIRST DAY WedHesdGy.-Sun rises
Sol sets 1853.
.SaintS.-Sts Julius and Aaron, mar
tyrs, about 303; st. Cybar, recIuse at
Angerlome, 5sI st. Theobald, confessor,
1866.
Bo7n.-Louis Joseph, Due de Ven
dome, 1854; Admiral Duncan, 1871, Dun
dee.
Died.-Edgar, King Of England, 975;
Admirable Crichton, assassinated al
Mantua, 1882; Isaac CassanbOD, learned
scholar, 1914 Henry Fox, Lord Holland,
IVA.
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed as the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job Office.
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CALENDAR.-July-zth Month.
PHASES OF THE HoON.
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pREUIE KEDUCED.

NOR RENr-Iip- stains, No. 10 Jefferson street.
IL two Rooms suitable Tor Offices or sleeping
rooms. Appay at Appeal Once. mil
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L IABERLISG SPRINGS, IS MILES NORTH
N of Wytheyills, Eirginia-A tuuI White
Essd and Biue sulphur Waters Hot, Cod aad
Napor Alum and 81 phGr Baths with special
treatment Eor Rheum atLsIe, 5Out 5crofuiOus
and CutaneOIs affections diseases Of Throat
anu Lungs under experienced attendant, bot
only 70 Jde extent or safety and comfort
Nearly every game for amusement and ezsr-
else, unrestricted Dy Law. together with dou biz
and single barrel shot guns aud r les. prCTided
without charge. For analysis, CERT fca 1eis. etc
see cireu ais, and refer to W. 2. Hunt n s.
Parham, Sara TatS and P. 3. wills, Men pbfs
Tenn. Terms-Per dag, 81; wees, So. month
81 Being new place, accommodation
s0Tnevyhst restricted and ma r1.f.-17 -
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

'E'HE-E CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il Springs, situated in A0utgoldery c1Gr.y,
- miles Iom ChrlstiansSurg Depot are now
open Tor the reception q VtsItors, and tne At
tonIlcn OF the Springs going public - respect
.a44J laFiteu 70 TIE &C manages Euey present.
he waters OF these springs are unrlVallsi1 N
A. cases OF Dyspepsia Cussusous diseases and
Uterine affections and IN cases y De6llIry act
70 WERFUL RESTORATIVE.
Female Diseases and IN
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IKE GEORGIA
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOARDING.

DOA EDING.-)ne or two gentlemen with
ID wives can Ostsin board at moderate rates.
The best snd HEALTEIEsT neighbCrbOOd- in
tbs city. None Int those who can give unex-
cepti0nable references need apply, 10 G. 81,
care Appeal once jel0 Il
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FOR Rent.

NOR REN t. Two story house, with six
II rooms ana lkitoben, rs Washington street.
Inquire at rs Washington street, Or at water
TanK-, foot of Madison street. Jel4 Il
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Oflce--NO. is Jefferson street..
Hlssluslppl and TeRnessce KalIrOaa.

Active. DEPARR
New Orleans Express daily. 80 p,Ia. Sis pm
5ardis accom- n, daily, ex-
cept Sunday ...........-.....- $50 am. $50 pm
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
South. Monday, ednes-
day and Friday 49,. s:s6 pm. go a.m
Taxes effect Sunday, Jnne Is, 1868
A Is. LlNERMORE, GenI Sup't
Q. p. OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. Js2s
Memphis and Little Rocs Railroad.
Trains on this division OF the road now ran
on tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sun
days, as follows
Leave HopeneId at 7:S0 s.m.
Returning, leave Edmondson's st 500 pnl.
street aud connect with train.
Excursion tickets, good Tor three days, sold
at reduced rates. JAS. W. ROBEET5ON,
ge25 General superintendent.
Kemphis and charleston Railroad,
ARRIvE. DEPAzT.
Through Mail daily .-...-.. $40 pm. l2;40 Il
Through Elk press m. il5J pm
(Tnis train does not leave Saturdsys.)
COrtnth Accommodation, daily,
Except sundays at-.-..-..-.. 500 am
Somervnle Accommodation
Railroad Time is ~ minutes fastsr than isity
time.
Ticket once, 27s Main street and at Depot.
W. ]. ROSS, Gen1 Supt.
Kenphis and Louisville Railroad Line,
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express-----......-......-7 200 am. S:l5 pm
Railroad Time Is minutes faster than city.
Ticket Offices Ne. 2S75S Main street and at De-
pot head OF Main street.
sam. B. JONES, GenTsupT,
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CITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

City subscribers to the APPEAL, daily or
weekly, who may desire 10 leave the city for
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving memorandum at the
CountIng-room of the APPEAL, No. - Jefferson
street
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NOR RENT.-The neat and shaded Cottsge
Home, " Eells Grange" known as the
a Ayres Place" near the strect Cars, on Aer-
nando road, TWO miles from court Square
Elegant ga8den pasture, orchard, cistefn, With
ali lac c0uaforts o. a nome near Inc city. Can
be rented Tor rs months or tor the Summer.
VA. " HEATLEH, ColIectOr,
telO Office, No. BetlIell Biock.
nor RENr-Two handsome Rooms ia The
Third story az the building, No. II Adams
street, suitable for offices or sleeping apart
ments. Also, the spacious basement or the
same building. Apply at the store on the
premises. nnH9i "
TOR RENT.--A FINE COTTAGE RESI-
u dence win seven acres Of Garden Land,
On the Randolph Ioad, two miles nom court
SQUARE, and tust outside the corporate limits,
Will be rented .Ow to a good prompt payl ing
BenEnt. Presens crop, etc, for sale 4Ow. Apply
to T. GRAVES Memphis lotion Press, lSi
Madison street naSO u
THoR RENT-THE STORE AND BUILDING
Il on Jenerson street, corner Of the alley, be-
tween Second aud Third streets, south SIDE Is
for rent The building Is well situated as trst-
class bOsroing IiOlse, and contains fourteen
rooms, kitchen, and all in good order. Also,
two STORES on north side. Inquire at
PETER SAINTS, ga Jefferson street.
Ledger copy. ma
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DON'T forget ghaJ our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
still continues at our ola stand,
219 Main street.
J. I. HANDLAN & GO.
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TUE Louisville Democrat has the fol-
lowing:
Detective Ryan, of Nashville, is look
ing around our city for something.
Detective Ryan might look around s
good while before he found that some
thing" IL this is tbs way ne goes to work
at hunting something" up.
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For THE CITY PooR.-A home dis
peasary is now open at No. IA Main
street, second floor, DR.. Wilson in
charge. He does not propose visiting
the poor, professionally, at their homes,
but is prepared to make and fill his own
prescriptions at the Gispensary without
money and without price, for those of
the INDECENT, both white and eolored,
who may from time to time desire bis
professional services. Office hours for
the poor, from y to am, and from !
TO 2 pm. The remainder Of his time be
viii attend TO his own private pfaetica,
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KIMBERLISG SPRINGS, 8 MILES NORTH

J. a. DAVIS, fo-ue rIy Of the Norysli Hon.
LynchbuTg superintendent. isZ8 eod i'm
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CHRONIC DIARRHEA

Are regarded as a sPECTF1C
Ine natural advantages Of this place are IN
sU HfASSED By AM IN TIE FATE being
situated almost upon the very summit OF the
Aleghany Aountatns. The air is always cool
and oraclng, the climate is healthy and saIu-
orions, the water OF deIighti a. tsmperaLurs
(55a FahrenheitJ, the grounds are sh5,lfeei go
protected every Eour IN the day BY & thick
grove OF Forest Oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have reeeuffy beeu
enlarged, renovated and reittei. and re ~
Pr1stors Halter themselves they can off-r 10
thelf guests accommodations UNSURPASSED b.
any watering place In the mo1atairIs- 40 eou-
ndentiy ask q visit from the public
NlsltOrs 70 the Spungs viii stop at Chris
tlans rurss where comfortable coaches viii be
IN attsndanca on the ARRIVAL OF each train 70
convey them 20 the Springs
RATES OF RoARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

Court stands adjourned until Tuesday
next, July Z, 1868. The Clerk and Mas
ter will take an account to-day in the
case of Watson VS.. Mckinney. The jury
in the case Of Ross vs. Ross, divorce, not
being able to agree as to the facts. were
discharged until Tuesday next.