davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
BOARDING SCHOOL
College of the hrlstian Brothers,

ST. LOUIS, MO.
THE object OF this Institution is to afford
students Lne means OF acquiring q thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages TO young
men desirous of entering on mercantile Por-
suits.
The next Session viii comm enee on the last
MONDAY in August.
Applicants for admission viii do well TO be
in time For particulars address
aul2 2n BROIHhR EDWARD, President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
UNION FEMALE COLLEGE.


GfHARrEEED by the state In 1854, and claim
- ing to be to The Daughters what the uni
versity 3 70 the Sons. Rev. G II. BELL. A n,
President Reduced terms. per session of %
weekE-half in advance, balance at middle or
session TUITION.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
EDUCATIONAL.
pRIVArE sRLEor acHoor..

NJ Rs. NJ. A. KNOX will resume her school on
NJ MONDAY, Sc ptemO Ter 7th, at her residence,
nOIJ0east corner Of orleans and Court street
extended Pupils viii be rt lived and ciassed
nom september lst. Te;ms modified 10 suit
the times aul6 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
ShelbyVllle Male High School.

FNHE Twenty fifth emi-Annual Session Of
1 this Institution will open on lst Monday OF
september, 1858. TERMS FOR SCHOOL YEAR,
CLOSING JUNE s, 1859, PAYABLE oSE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
For bay Fupils................... rs %
For BO5rdsi $50 "
Il - the desire OF the Principal TO direct his
attention cOnscieutt0usly and 1aith1ully 10 the
mental and moral training Of those committed
10 his care and in order 10 accomplish this
object more enectuslly, the nuIa Der OF board
Will be Limited to SIX and the number Of
day pupils to thirty.
CIOOd boarding can be gotten with private
families at from ca % 10 S5 OJ per week.
For information as regards discipline, course
OF instruction, etc, appiy for circular.
J. w. DODD, AM, Principal,
jy29 lm ShelOyvIIle, kentucky.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
DIRECTORS :

James II. Lucas, Samuel Will, Theodore La
velile, Charles II. Peck, Robert K. Woods, Jules
Vale, Geo. K. Robinson, Robert +. Carr John
T. Thornton, David X. Ferguson, Hon. John
Hogan, Henry OYerstolz, Nicholas Schaensr,
William 4. Gay, VIM. G. JRmison, r. y. Han
enkamp, Il. IL. Baker, ID. A. January, VIM. j.
Lewis, +. ROzier, Ir., Jacob Tamm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
E. F. FLAHERTY, Up.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. !
CO8fPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NacfrxrffIa TsaHrr Qz fle5

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Co8IPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
Nashville, July ., 1865.
l, @. W. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance Company, located at Balti-
more, in the state OF Maryland, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments Of the laws Of the State Of Tennessee i'm
posed on Insurance Companies. ana L further
certify that q. W. L. ORUOK, Agent OF said Com
pany, has also compiled with the requirements
OF the laws Of the State, made and pro-
Vided in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
act the business Of insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn.
q. w. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, Gen'I agent,
Iy29 I'm Rooms 2se Ia Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
NOTICE.

4 meeting OF the Directors Of the Desoto
IA Insurance and Trust Company, held this
day at the Company's office, q dividend Of six
upon the capital stock OF said Company.
July 7, lses. ]. q. LoNsDALE, Secretary.
Aedge1 e9p7, iys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17

THE following editorial slander is taken
from the Warrick Herald, q Radical
sheet published in Indiana:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
ST. Louis UNIVERSITY.

VNHE ThiTty-ninth Annual Session OF Studies
/ in the st. Louis University
VIII open September 7th.
This Institution Is the oldest seat OF learning
in the West, having been established IN lS2g
The course of studies Offers every facility for
seluiriUg a thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
hfERCIAII EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc, aps ly to
REV. +. II. STUN TEBECK, =. J.,
President st. Louis University, st. Louis, NO.
jy2l 3tawt sept7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17

DfHsDGiiEtcSs
The following is a list of persons re-
lieved from political disabilities by acts
of the second session OF the Fortielh
Congress, and residents Of this and the
States of Mississippi and Arkanas:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

The French Election Lawz-NaDier seated
IN the House of Lords-AnslO- VI e xican Re-
lsIiOns-The Nal uralizRtiOn Treaty In Ger
many-Disturbabce IN BulgariR-xe-
ported British AggressiOa on a Portuguese
ColOny-The Death OF q Lord-War Ia j a.
pan.
PARIS, July 27.-In the corps legistatf Mr..
Rouher, in reply to question from Pellitin, said
the government does not intend to alter the elec-
tion laws.
The budget has been adopted
LoNpoN. July 27.-In the House Of Lords Napier
took oath and seat. The bribery bill was read q
second time The public schools bill passed.
Lord Malmsbury, in reply to Baron Houghton,
said the ministers await Rossani's report before
considering the services and suferings OF the
Abyssinian ENJOYS.
in the House Of Commons Lord Stanley, IN reply
10 Kingslake, said that Mexico broke of relations
with England for recognition of the empire. II
the republic made overtures there would be no
difficulty in resuming, but dignity and self respect
forbid England TO solicit IL.
DARNsTADr, July 27.-Bsncroft and Baron Lin
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
TIE ORESOENT'S DISPATCHES.
FROM SHIN6 TON.
PASSAGE OF THE FUNDING BILL.
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas Bill.
APPOINTMENTS. RtJtCTiUNS AND COMBINATIONS
The Third Louisiana District Appoint
ments Rejected.
THE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Many Important Offices Vacant.
ALL bills SIGNED BUT THE FUNDING BILL.
Agreement of Radical Members.
pAnICAJ pT AN Tn arm TUT c0 SrrryuDNr
Agreement of Radical Members.
RADICAL PLAN TO GET THE so STHERN
STATES FOR GRANT,

WASHINGTON July 27.-The president has noni.
mated Alexander Cummings. Of Pennsylvania,
commissioner Of internal revenue.
Three more of the express robbers have been
hung by mob near Seymour, Ind.
letter from Acapulco states that several of
TIE crew Of the steamer 0ssipee have died of
malarial fever, contracted at Corinto, in Mica.
rsgua. -.-
The funding bill has passed both houses.
The bill IeOrganizng Mississippi. Virginia and
Texas came up in the Senate. Mr.. Buckalew took
the floor TO argue it, when Conkling said it was
useless to Try to pass the BILL and on his motion it
was tabled.
The bill having passed removing the disabilities
from Nelson, Tit, and Gen. Young, they were
seated as representatives from Georgia.
The House hlibustered on the tariff to adjourn.
ment.
Both houses are adjourned to the third Monday
In September.
The Senate rejected johnson and Sewell as col
leotor and assessor for the third Louisiana dis
trct, aud reconsidered the vote confirming Seldom
for the second Virginia district, and rejected him.
There is 80 much confusion that il is impossible
to give the position of several important bills, but
al affecting the South, of an aggressive character,
have failed.
The funding bill passed the House by IO2 to 80.
Simeon Corley, representative from South Caro-
lima, was seated.
The Senate confirmed Gen. Rosecrans minister
to Mexico, Enos d. Hodge, associate justice of the
Supreme Court, and Lewis Wolhey, assessor OF in-
tefnAl revenue Tor lne nTst Olstrlct OF LOUISIANA.
and rejected Simeon III. johnson, assistant secre-
tary OF the treasury.
The president called no special session Of the
Senate. This leaves many important offices Va
can't The president was at the capitol from half
past 10 TO II. All the bills were signed except
the funding bill which, however, the president
can sign any time within ten days.
1he Republican members of Congress have
signed sn agreement that they will not be here in
September unless advised to come by Senator
Morgan and Representative Schenek, of the Con-
gTessioBal Republican Committee.
The president has not yet signed the funding
bill.
At an informal meeting of the Southern men,
bers the startling proposition was made and met
with great favor of having the Southern legisls-
lures, instead Of The people, elect presidential
electors, thus making the practice of South Caro-
lima general throughout the South. There appears
to be no constitutional or legal difficulty in the
way Of securing the Southern States for Grant by
this plan.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
FROM MONTGOMERY.
The Alabama LegIsIature-vsto.

MoSTGoMERY, July 27.-Both houses of the
legislature have passed an act ratifying the
code of Alabama, except where it conflicts with
the new constitution.
debate in the Senate this morning shows
that q large number of senators are in favor of
removing all political disabilities, and there is
probably a majority in favor of such measure.
In the House, Mr.. McCraw, the speaker offered
a resolution in favor of removing disabilities and
il was made the special order for next Friday.
Mr.. Harrington of Mobile offered a resolution
in relation TO newspapers. Il provides that for
publishing slanderous articles the editors and pro-
prietors shall be fined not less than one thousand
dollars and imprisoned not less than six months,
and the press and material can be sold as soon as
Judgment is entered, to pay the fine. The act ap.
plies to copied matter, as well as original. The
Judge of The court is to decide as to what is SLAM
derOus.
Gov. Smith has vetoed the bill fixing the pay Of
members of this legislature. He takes the ground
that it is an increase of rates over the rates fixed
by the old law. He further takes the ground that
the pay-eight dollars day aud forty cents mile
age-is exOTbitant and is not in proportion to the
amount in the treasury.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28

delof minister of justice, are holding conference
on the subject of the naturalization treaty.
LONDON, July 27.-Politcal disturbances are
again reported in Bulgaria A dispatch from
Constsntinople states that the Turkish govern
ment has ordered troops to that quarter to restore
tranquility.
LISBON, July 27.-It is reported that British
sun boat had landed men at Portuguese colonial
station on the coast of Guinea, and taken posses
sion of the place. The Portuguese guard were
made prisoners, and the flag was hauled down and
the British colors substituted. The government
has dispatched two men-or war to the scene OF
the outrage.
LONDON, July 27.-Lord Cranworth Is dead.
Further advices from Japan to the 30th June
have been received. All the ministers of foreign
powers in japan had joined in protest against
the revival by the miksdo of the DEGREES against
nbtve Christians.
The civil war continued TO rage with much vio-
lence. The troops of the miksdo were in pos
session of all the ports opened to foreigners by
treaty.
A brother of Stalls Bashi, the ex-tycoon, was at
the head Of the revolt against the spiritual empe-
ror, and had large army under his command,
with which he was gradually advancing on Yeddo,
in which city the party of the tycoon is very strong
There had been some fighting between the hostile
forces in the vicinity of Yeddo. but no decisive
success reported on either side. II was thought
the war between the two parties, whose respec-
tive strength and resources appeared so evenly
balanced would result in division of the country
into two independent empires governed respec-
lively by the miksdo and tycoon.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
NAPBRTS.

LONDON, July 27-Noon.- Consols 94i bonds
72l.
LIVERPOOL, July 27-Noon.- Cotton dull \; quo
tations unchanged sales 5000 bales. Breadstuffs
and provisions quiet
cliniDg; midcliDg nj lands lOd-; middling Orleans
I'd. Bresdstuffs heavy. Cora 35s. Other
markets unaltered.
LONDON, July 27.-Turpentne declined 3d.,
quoted 36s. Sd.
LONDON, July 27-Evening. Consols 94S; 5.2O's
72l.
PANS July 27.-Bourse frmer Rentes 7Of 2c.
LIVERPOOL, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. still de-
clining sales 5000 bales; mddling uplands 9kd
1lOd., middlipg Orleans l0l6l0sd.
NEW YORK, July 27.-Cotton market dull
and heavy, &c. lower; sales 900 bsles-middlings
Soc Flonr-Stste and Western l0020c. better
for fresh ground; supeT6ne Sc 50G7 30; Southern
a shade firmer; common to fair g 5000 75.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn l02c. lower.
Oats dull and lower. Mess pork heavy, at SIS l23
as 25. Lard quiet kettle rendered lSG9lS4c.
WHISKY firm; buyers offering SOC. in bond sellers
asking 52G63c. Rice quiet; Carolina l049llc.
Sugar dull Coffee firm; fair demand for Rio.
Turpentine l4G444c. Rosin 81 95617 90. Fceights
dull Governments strong; 520's OF 1862 ll44.
Gold excited, at l44. Southern bonds lower.
NEW YORK, July 27-EveniDg. easier;
call loans 3n5 prime discounts 6ll7. Gold
active end excited at the close, l4l. Govern
ments closed strong and buOyant; 5 20's of 1852
I44 Of LEA lllA; Of 1866 ll2s of 1867 l095
10 40's l0S} 3O's l09.
LOUISVILLE, July 27.-Sales AZ hhds. tobac 20.
Lugs 10 medium leaf S7@l5 so. Cotton 2Sc. Su
pef6ne -four Sc 25@6 so. Wheat 81 S5@l 80.
Oats, new 451t5c. Corn 94@95c. Rye 81 asa
35. Potatoes 81 so. Lard lS@lS4c. Mess pork
SIS so. Bacon-shoulders 1910, clear rib sides
l6lc., clear sides l74c. Bulk meats-shouders
l2c., clear sides Ice. Whisky, raw, free, SIG
l OS.
CINoNNATI. July 27.-Flour scarce and firm.
Super6De l0@25c. higher. Wheat 81 05G2 Is.
Corn SS@90c. Oats SOC. Pork $2S 2502S so.
Bulk meats-bacon unchanged. Lard heldsat lSc.
Butter 2s@35e. Clover seed l3c.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-TObacco firm. Lugs 500,
Bright leaf sl5G40. Flour irmer and unchange ed.
Wheat 81 1902 %. Corn S201SSc. Oats 53D5 SIC
Pork $29. Bacon-clear sides l6s9l7c. Shoulders
l2{@l3c. Lard l79@lSc.
MOBILE, JulyE27.-COttOn-No sales. Receipts
Is bales. Exports coastwse So bales.
SAVANNAH, July 27.-COtton dull. No sales
Receipts 81 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 27.-Cotton market declined
Sales 81 bales. Middling 29c. Receipts 10 bales
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
sundays DISPATCHES.

LONDON, July 26.-The weather is favorable for
the crops. A
VIENNA, Jnly 26.-Tbere were political riots in
Prague last week. The garTisOns were increased
and quiet has been restored.
BERLIN, July 26.-The king Of Prussia has gone
10 hisseDgen.
Pans, July 26.-BOurss weak. Rentes 90 francs
95 centimes.
FRANKFoRT, July 26.-5 2Os. firm at 76i.
ANTWERP July 26-Petroleum fat
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The president nominated
RosecTans for Mexico. Senate cOncurred 10 com
mittee conference report on funding bill. G. n.
Spencer seated as senator from Alabama.
Bill reducing the army came up in regular order
in the House, and by test vote, was referred TO q
commit ee by majority of four. This kills It for
the present. One section of this bill armed the
loy al militia of the South.
The Senate confirmed Robert A. Crawford as
collector Of customs at Brazos Santiago, Texas;
rejected Gen. Jefiries for commissioner Of internal
revenue. ,..-
Ills aIming Southern militia and recognizing
the governments OF Mississippi Texas and Louisi-
ana undoubtedly dead until after recess.
The president has nominated J. j. Johnson col
lector Of internal revenue for the third district of
Louisiana, and Dorsey B. Thomas collector of
customs for New Orleans.
There was quite an exciting time In the Senate
last night over the amount due to Southern sena-
tors. Mr.. Trumbulrs motion gave them each
$7O00 but the rule as II eventually passed gives
them about s4O0. Some Of them spoke in their
own behalf on this important subject, and were
about 10 vote in their behalf. but the rules OF
the Senate checked them.
Congress adjourns at ~ u. Monday. There will
be no additional legislation affecting the South If
possible.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Steamship Mariposa ar
rived from New Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Col. James P. Sessions has been appointed
mayor of jackson.
The loyal leaguers are charged with three more
murders in Mississippi.
Seventy-fve persons were poisoned with ice
cream at concert in Bonneville, Tenn, the other
day.
The Concorda Intelligencer says Henry Storey
expects TO get COCO gallons Of syrup from forty
acres. II mentions a peach weighing seven
ounces. The cotton picking season is close by.
The Maryland fruit crop is almost failure.
The Flag says Jackson parish will raise corn
enough for home consumption.
The Sun says Franklin parish will yield full
half crop of corn. Cotton is doing well. Apples
are fine and plentiful.
The Franklin Sun OF the 18th says: Charles H.
Henry, while sitting in the parOr of Capt A. W.
Eddins, in Hurricane settlement, on Thursday
night, conversing with lady. was shot from the
front gallery by some one unknown, and killed.
Mr.. H., it will be recollected, was the young man
whoa short time since killed DR.. Curtis.
Clinton expects to have an ice machine.
Tensas parish says the Gazette, is having too
much rain. Cotton is fine.
The wife Of the late Capt. B. F. Saunders, for
merly of Forests cavalry, is, together with her
paramour under arrest, charged with poisoning
her husband, at Ashevie, n. G.
Some vsndsl gOUged out the eyes Of new por-
trait of Gen. Lee, while it was drying in the sun
at Lexington, Va.
Some Georgia negroes, who went TO Liberia,
have returned to their old home. One of them
says the natives are hard set.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
FROM ATLANTA.

The Georgia LegIslature-The Senatorial
Candidates, etc.
ATLANTA, July 21.-Democrstc congressman
were nominated to day, Gen. Wofford for the long
term and Fl. V. Miller for the short term.
The House adopted q resolution requesting the
governor TO proclaim military law at an end and
the restoration of civil law.
Bills were introduced to organize the militia
re nat the stay law and abolishing the distr ct
courts.
resolution passed both houses suspending
levy and sale, except for debts contracted since
the war.
In the House long discussion ensued on the
reconsider alton of Gamblers resolution for COM
mittee on privileges and elections to report
whether negroes have the right to hold office.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July 27-ll:30 A. M.-Ba-
rometer 1870. Wind south and light. Arrived:
French bark Henrietta, Lebit, Bordeaux, with
general cargo to master. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 27-6 P. M.-Barometer
1870. Wind south, light. No arrivals or depar.
lures. The body of Mr.. Pendleton mate of the
steamship United States, drowned July 26th, was
picked up ard buried on stake Island this after.
noon by Capt. Sturtevant. of the tug Republic, f.
GeTsdUrf, pilot. r-.- .#.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28

yoa szo ssTerng from involuntary dis sharges what
atsCtdoEsisproSy upon your general heasth'
Do you fselwerk, dsbitated easily tiredi
Does exertiOn produce pspitaon Of the heart
Does your liver urinary organs. your Kidneys he'
queDtly get out Of orderi .
Is your urine thick milky, hecky ropy
On settling; does thick rise the tOp ssdi
usni at the bottom after it has stood awhlei
Do you have spells of short bresthing dyspepsai
Are your bowels eonstipstedf
Do you have spells Of ntn or rushes of blood to the hsadi
Il your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this Subjecti
Do you feel dun ssss mOping, tired of company Oflfe'
Do you be LEFT alone, to get away from everybOdyi
Does any little thing make you start or jampt
1s your sleep broken restlessf -
Is the Iuster of your eye as brAnt the bloom
cheek bright
Do you enjoy yourself in society wsli .-
Do Won pursue your business with the snsrgyf
no Won feel as much confidence in YOURSELF
Are your spirits dull and nAggng given to fits of mean-
ehsyt
uso do not lay IL to your liver dyspepsia
Have you restless nights your back weak, knees
weak and have you little appetite and attribute this
70 dyspepsia or liver complaint
Now reader, sELF-ABUsE yENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured sexual all capable Of pro-
Sucing weakness Of the gensrative organs.
The organs Of generation when In perfect health, make
the man
Did you ever think those bold defiant energetic perse
caring successful always those whose genera
i've organs are IN perfect hsah You hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of nervousness OF pspAton
sbe ksart They afraid they cannot succeed In
Suspess they don't sad and dscoursged they are
AWAY. pOs pleasant the company ofladiss and look
and them rgat the Of your downeast looks
.apv oshsr Inssnuess them. do not mean those
bo keep the innamsd by running TO excess These
p OF only ruin constitutions but also those they do
business with or for.
How many men from badly cured diseases, from the sfects
sbuse and excesses brought about that state OF
in those organs that has reduced the general system
40 much as to induce every other dseasediocy lu
macy paralysis spinal affections suicide and almost every
other form Of disease humanity heir to, and theres
cause the trouble scarcely suspected and have doc
tOr.d for all but the right Diseases Of these organs re-
ouire the use Of Diuretie.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
FROM RICHMOND.
Escaped-War Expenses.

RICHMOND, July 27.-Rev. Reuben Henderson,
who was in jail sI Orange Court House, charged
with the seduction and murder Of Miss Mary
I.umsden, escaped last night. He left q confes
sion of the seduction, but denies the murder. A
reward of $500 is offered by the governor for his
capture.
Gov. Wells has obtained from the federal gov.
eminent $4,000, being a portion of the expenses
incurred by Virginia in raising and equipping
federal troops during the war.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
RIVER NEWS.

warm River stationary with 80 inches in the
canal and 30 inches out over the New Albany bar.
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-River declining here and
above.
VICKsBURG, July 27.-Psssedup Quitmsn and
Commonwealth at 8 P. n. The river is 36 feet be-
low high water mark and falling slowly.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-28
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

NEw YORK. July 27.-The steamer Santiago de
Cuba arrived with $7l3 900 in treasure.
She reports no fighting yet in Nicaragua.
President Diaz was banished. The yellow fever
had appeared at Rivas, Nicaragua.
The Costa Rica Congress has abolished the ex.
port duty on coffee.