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SHOOTING AFFRAY YEsTER-
DAY.
a soIdler shot BY a oIaIzen.



Yesterday morning about II o'clock,
Ed O'Neal, well known citizen, shot q
private soldier of the 18th United States
infantry, named a. j. Gregory, under
the following circumstances The ARRAY
occurred in front Of O'Neal's saloon and
residence, directly opposite the entrance
to the new county jail, on Front street.
For some time past there had been some
Ill feeling between OiNeal and Gregory,
growing out OF breach of hospitality
on the part of Gregory. AS this, how
ever, involves family affairs, which we
are requested not to publish, we will
simply state that O'Neal, having found
out certain facts connected with Gregg
ry's visits, forbade him the house come
days ago. Yesterday morning, during
O'Neaps temporary absence, Gregory
went to the house and remained some
time, leaving, however, before O'Neal's
return, and seated himself, in company
with two other men,, members OF the
same command, on bench In front of
the house. O'Neal returned shortly after
and went into the house, but came
out again Immediately, in his shirt
sleeves, with his hands behind
him, and walking towards Gregory,
ordered him to leave the place.
This Gregory refused to do, and rising
up from the bench, started toward him,
and when he got within three PAGES
O'NesI fired.
Immediately OH the report Of the pis-
tol, Gregory wheeled and ran down
Front street toward the Navy Yard, and
O'Neal surrendered himself to Officer
Ssuerman, and was taken down to the
Adams street station and locked up. AS
soon as the wounded man reached the
Navy Yard, which he did IN q very few
minutes, making splendid time, from
the word "go,p his wound was ex-
amined, and found not to be Of a serious
nature-the ball having entered the left
jaw obliquely, passed through, and came
out under the left ear, grazing the
carotid artery. The wound was cleaned
and dressed, and the patient will soon be
able to be about sgain.
AS soon as it was noised around in the
command that a soldier had been shot
by citizen, without lnqulrlng into the
matter at all, as to right or wrong, or
whether the soldier was killed or not,
party of soldiers went down to the sta
tionhouse, and if they could have gotten
hold Of O'NeRl, would have made short
work of him.
Mr.. O'Neal, as we have stated, is well
known in our community, having lived
here the greater portion Of his life-sOme
thirty-two years. He wss three years
Chief of the Fire Department, and is
liked and respected by those
who know him. Nothing but the very
strongest provoeation and justification
could have caused him to act in the |
manner that he has done. We hope he |
may have a speedy hearing and be re-
leaspd
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

On Saturday night about 10 O'Clock,
three men, two Of whom were white and
one black, came to a house near the cor
ner of South and fernando streets, Oc-
eupied by q negro named Henderson
Ford. Ford had already gone to bed,
but his wife was still up and had some
female company with her. When the
party knocked at the door she, suspect
ing something was wrong, did not open
it, and started to alarm her husband;
but before she could do so they entered,
and without saying a word the negro
walked up to Ford's bedside, and draw
ing a pistol, deliberately shot him.
Without waiting to see the effect of the
shot, the trio then lsfs the house, and be-
fore the astonished and Mortified women
had time to raise an alarm, were gone.
A surgeon was sent for Immediately,
and on arriving found that Ford was
MORALLY woundsd-the ball having en-
tered the left breast and ranging through
lodged in the spine. Everything that
could be done for him, however, was
done, and he fingered until yesterday
morning at nine o'clock, when he died.
Coroner Ssmuelson was sent for, and
held an inquest on the body, and on
hearing the testimony of the wife of
Ford, returned verdict OF death from
a shot from pistol in the hands of an
unknown negro. This is certainly a very
mysterious affair, and we hope that it
may be carefully INVESTIGATED. There is
something more at the bottom of it than
was let out by toe witnesses at the in
quest. Ford's wife evidently, from her
testimony, expected something Of the
sort. Whatever it is, let US have the
truth, or every Radical dog Tray,
Blance and Sweetheart-will be yelping
about "rebel outrage" in the matter.
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POLICE ITEMS.

There were sixteen arrests in the
lower district from nine O'Clock Satur-
day morning up to six o'clock yesterday
evening mostly for drunkenness and
fighting.
-Patrolman E. w. Slocum's name
was dropped from the rolls OF the Second
District, on Saturday, by order of the
Commissioner. acknowledgements
There were ten arrests up to eleven
O'Clock last night-on the usual Sunday
charges.
Dennis Lawler was carried to the
Adams street station last night with a
beautiful case Of the jim-jams-seven-
teen thousand rsttle-snakes in his boots,
and a pea-green monkey, with a scarlet
tail, sitting on each shoulder.
Simon Curry walloped Mrs. Curry
yesterday with a strap, and Mrs. Curry
had him locked up for it. The Commits
sioner will curry him this morning, no
doubt
Big Mat Was or the rampage again
last night. She went TO Engine House
No. 8 and raised old Harry generally.
The "perlice" were travelling for her at
lat accounts,
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A NEW ESTABLISHMENT - Aessrs.
Jacob Steinkghl and James McCluskey
have formed copartnership for the pur-
pose Of opening first class saloon and
bOttli1g establishment, at No. 205 Main
street. From the well known character
Of both these gentlemen we are assured
that the new firm wiil be a success, and
their undertaking prove what they an
ticipate. We are informed that the ga
loon Is to be the most magnificent affair
Of the sort in the city, and 10 be surpassed
by none in the South. The bottling es-
adjustment is thing which has long
been needed In Memphis, and will receive
especial attention. They open this morn
ing, and inyite the public who love a
drink Of pure liquors. or good cigar, to
give them q call
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Correspondents who wish TO have any atten-
ton paid TO their communications must Oh
serve the following rules;
Be brief, concise and to the point, avoid the
"a flowers Of rhetoric" and conine yourself to
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plenty Of room. In all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound TO per-
sonal or individual benefit, or are of a personal
nature, will only be inserted as advertise
ments " or paid cards"
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ST. Mary's CHURCH PICNIG.-We had
a call from Father Schneider last even
ing in regard to the accusation which
we made in our yesterday issue against
the picnic on Saturday. The Father de-
sires us to say that If any of the children
we're charged for a drink Of water, it was
done without his knowledge or consent,
and that he will have the matter inyesti-
gated. lie also requests 70 to state that
we we're misinformed as to the number
in attendance--there having been about
five hundred persona present later in the
evening. Our report was based on in
formation given US about 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, and the majority of visitors
went out lateF Ia the day, The gross re-
ceipis of the day were about S600--the
expenses some $500 of, leaves a net re-
ceipt Of $500 for the building fund.
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GRAND FREE LUNCH.-Lovers Of good
liquors and nice lunch should not for
get to call in at the Monroe Exchange,
No. IS Monroe street, where Vetter
DreizegAcker holds forth. Every morn
ing at 10 O'Clock lunch lie spread there,
which is not exceilsd in the city, and
bis baF-keepers are attentive and polite.
Fine brandies, WHISTLES, gin, wines and
the very best of foaming lager always on
hand. Beer five cents q glass, except at
lunch time, when it is ten.
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DR.. MorfImOre at Buena Vista Springs,
RusselIville, Kentucky.

BuENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssEILvrLLx, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire 20 consult or place themselves under Tay
treatlnsrt can address ar cone and consult me
personally nom this date until 1st of October
next, at this favorite Watering Place, aud these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, i VIII still devote my attention 10 treat
inert OF all the various forms Of CHRONIC DIS
FAsEs, especially to Diseases Of The Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. as also all the various
afffictive forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
les dstwaw3m ID. MORTiMORE, NJ. D. .
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THUNDER STORA.-Our city was Wis
tied yesterday, between half-past three
and four O'Clock, by a storm of wind and
rain, accompanied by sharp and almost
incessant flashes Of lightning and pesls
Of thunder. The rain was very grateful,
indeed, and cooled off the atmosphere
very much.
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ST.. VINCENT ACADEMY, CAPE Gil
RARDEAU, Move have received the
annual catalogue Of the above institu-
ton, which is beautifully situated on the
bank ofthe Mississippi river, about fifty
miles above Cairo. 1t is in charge ofthe
Sissers Of Loretto, end is conducted in 8
NJ iner that always giyss satisfaction to
the parents Of the pupils. The location
of the building is very healthy one,
aud the terms of the institution are very
moderste-Rn important item at the
present time. The names of several
young ladies from Memphis appear in
the catalogue.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-We learn
that during the storm yesterday after
noon two soldiers, names unknown,
were struck by lightning and one Of them
fatally injured. Up to writing we have
been unable to obtain any more definite
information.
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Early MarrIages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marrisges. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and ConJugsl Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mall. N sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia. Pa
mail 3m.
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F0R SALE.

UUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE OK EASY TERMS Ny lands, miles
ssSsf OF the city, are for iale, on terms 20 SUIT
rurchasers Tor cash OF on any tirne-from one
70 ten yeaIs and IN any quanttty-frorn acres
land viii be sod al great bargain for cash,
or on tie usual tsrns. Apply 10 myself on Inc
premises, or 70 Register, Trezeyant q Co., my
8 cents, in the city. ,-,,,,,,-,-. IN,
jel7 n. ~. 1EsE--1E-H Az 4.
TSOR sALE.-That choice piece of property
q on the northeast corner OF Vance and Or
leans streets. Good Residence and Forest
Shade Trees. Apply TO
jeI3tf RoGzTER, IRRELEVANT co.
7SOR SAIE.-Havfng determined to change
q our business, We offer for sale our small but
well selected STOCK OF GROCERIES, and a
lease on one Of the BEST BUSINESS HOUSES
III The city. We will sell also splendid subur-
ban Residence, ~ miles nom the city near
G3ilIs Station, with ~ acres OF ground, with
ali the necessary Improvements. Apply 70
WEBB. MITCHELL q CO., No. Is Union street
T,ee FsIogk- je7 Il
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COMMERCIAL HoTEL.-This centrally
located and pleasant hotel Is one Of the
cheapest and best in the Southern eOun-
try. The situation is in itself a great de-
sideratum to the travelling public, being
In the very heart Of the business part Of
the city, near the landing, within a
stones throw of the newspaper and tick
ct offices, not three minutes walk from
the telegraph or postofliee. The table is
supplied with the best that the market
affords, the service is good and the rooms
cool, airy and well furnished. The
Messrs. Allen have taken great pains to
make it family hotel, and all oijee-
tionable features Of these earavansaries
generally called first-elass hotels, which
take in everybody and anybody, have
been carefully weeded out. The prices
are to suit the times. Pay them a visit.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. james Penn,
a private Waterman on Main street, be-
tween Madison and Monroe, fell down 8
hatehwRy in the BrinkIey Block, some-
time during Saturday night and was
found yesterday morning, about nine
O'Clock, ct the bottem OF the fsll IN an
insensIbIe condition, terribly mutilAted.
DR.. Kimbro was called in, and found his
spine broken, and the body otherwise SO
injured that There was no possible hope
Of his recovery. At writing, II o'clock
pm, he is reported as stu alive, but -
articaslo morris. 1t is not known how
far he fell, or at what time, as he has
been unconscious ever since his discovery
yesterday morning. Penn ia young
man, 3 native of Memphis, and is said TO
have been very steady, estimabls man.
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REPUBLIsHED.-At the request Of
many of our readers, We republish this
morning the leading editorial Of our issue
of Saturday, entitled flaws that Harm
the State-BlRck Mail"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers Lightning FIy-KiIIer.-Chea
and destructive. Every sheet viii kin 3 quart.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
SHEET LIGHTNINe and rest In peace. Ask for
BUTCHERS, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. isll DAWN
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NOffce.

n HAVE two beautiful aad ven hmpreyea
Plantations in Lea county, o. Elshln
three miles OF tbs city Of Albany. l9theSi. -. ~
s1Fe AZ flle best railroads IN the STATE and r-s
F,ot Rnd commodious Dwelling II ti-e e5tys
which viii gladly sell or exclange Tor oinsr
PrePsrty. nearer 70 ma ,z.,orr-
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GERMAN NATIONAL BANK.-The quar-
terly statement of this excellent instltu-
ton appears among our new advertise
mentg tO-daV
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TEE allottsd time Of DR.. James stay
In Memphis having expired, he viii In
future be addressed at his hoEae Office 81
and So Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofice address, box 5s6s Chicago, III.
See advertisement Ia another column,
for particulars,
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r q SIS ELLIS
DislGlsarT, lffmaTy and Drug Store,
Nos 80 aud AZ North Court ST..
MEMPHIS TRNNFssr.r,

nR. RUSSELLS DISPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest insti.u-
ton of the Kind in the southwest, establish ed
in 1859, pleasantly located at Nos 40 and AZ
north side OF Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
open for the reception of patients desiring
treatment and the comforts Of home while
the Office or by letter, II desired. Dr. RUSSELL
by far the MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guarlln-
teed in every case, male or female Recent
cases Of GONOkRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
in q few days, without the use of Mercury
change Of diet, or hindrance from business,
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last yesliEe
sradieated without the use of Mercury. In
voluntary loss of Semen stopped in e short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss Cf
Sexual Power restored to ffee Yfgcr in few
weeks. elect or Gonorrhea OF lorg standing
when all internal remedies have failed, per-
rnanently and speedily cured bya new treat
n1ent. Victims Of SELF-ABUSEa and excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHlEA
and loss of physical and mental power, SPEED
ily and permanently cured.
bo- an consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gent, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, frosted BY The aid Of
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours rom sm. 10 Pm, and from
to pm
Medicines, Psrfumsfy, follet Arficiea ei,e..
would 10 well 10 call at RUSSELLS DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. a
North Court street, under the Dispensary.
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wANTs.

zETANTED.-Any one addressing conmu-
w nicati1n to q T. T." Appeal once, de-
srrIbIug locality terms Gpd all particulars
coucer1ing a small FARM On either OF the
railroads for sa e may find reliable purchaser
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DON'T forget chat our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
still continues ct our ola stand,
279 Main street,
]. I. HANDLAN 4 90.
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CROWDED OUT.-Our editorial in refer
ence to the communication of " Voter"
in Saturdays Avalanche, has been IN
avoidably crowded out. 1t viii appear
fO-mOrrOW
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ELDER TANNING will preach at the
Linden street Christian Church tonight,
and every night during the week.
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know OF no ether reason than that the
old topers y have been using the Great
General Restorative which creates 3
dislike for the Use OF liquors, and caused
them to g jlne.n For sale by
!s2lu FoRsTERs KEALHoFEK& 90,
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TO THE PATRONS CT TIE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested to report TO the
Superintendent Of Circulation, at our Count
ing-room, No. l3 jefferson street. any irregu7
Iarities or failures on the part Of our carriers
in delivering their papers promptly and regu-
larry. Any complaint will be Immediately
attended to.
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OF HERNANDo ms. Co.

" MEMPHIS. June "a, f6et
The annual election for Seven Directors OF
this Company, for the ensuing year. viii De
held by the stock holders, at the office OF tha
Company, on MONDAY, JULY 18th prox oe-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock m. and pm.
seS8 - BEN MAY. Secretary.
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CITY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

City subscribers to the APPEAL, daily or
weekly, who may desire to leave the city for
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
CountiDg-room OF the APPEAL, No. Is Jefferson
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"MERCHANTs.'-Ieec cold Ale and POr-
ter, ON draught, 10 cents; lee cold ''Half
and HAIL. 10 cents straight and mixed
drinks. rs cents. Try it, at the '@Mer-
ehants','' northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
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RUOK EYE sALHE.

TIE GREAa, RExEDY for PILES.
sold nv TAYLOR CO..
svl Poplar street,
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, I-2 MILES from Memphis. near Memphis
y and Charleston Railroad. The third session
commences September !, IS6s. Students will be
PREF 7red for the University OF Virginia any
College, or the active duties OF life. The prin-
eipal has had ten years experience in teaching
in Virginia, and intends 20 establish q perma-
nent school. Regular religious services are
readily acceSsi BILE. Boarders are required 10 at
tend Bible class. A graduate Of the University
Of Virginia viii be employed as assistant, II
necessary Board SIS per month. References 3
DE. j. ]. Williams, n. NJ Trezeva1t. NJ. D. Dead
erlck, z Rayner, EsqTs.; Capt ID. s. Greer, MAI.
John Ingram, patrons; Prof. G.. $. Venabls,
University Of Virginia, Prof. W. DinWiddie
late University OF Virginia Col. z. ".
ROyster, H. ade, Esq Memphis; Rev. Z.
V. Moore, DID Rev. II. D. HOge, d D., Rev. Z.
l. Dabnsy, DID, Rev. b. N. Smith, DID, Va
For particulars apply for Circulars to H Wade
& Co.. and sylor, Radford & CO.
iys 2mw ". L. MILLER. N A, Principal.
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NoITcE.-From and after this date no
goods viii be sold except for cash. This
rule will be strictly adhered to,
fvsst. PAGE & co.
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CALENDAR.-JuIy-zih Month.
PHASES OF THE MOON.

SIXTH DAY-Monday.-Sun rises 500;
sets 1853.
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business, visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed ~ the Lowest Prices at the Ap-
peal Job Office.
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BOARDING..

or two gentlemen win
Is wives can obtain board a. rDcaaTate rates.
80 bzsf and FFaTTHIEsr neighbOEhOOd IN
the city. None but those WHO can give nneT-
ceptIonable references need applys % ~, ~, -
care Appeal office. ielV -
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FOR RENT.
PRTCE REDUCED.

NOR RENr-Up -stsirs. No. u jefferson street.
IL two Rooms suitable for offices or sleeping
rooms Apply At A ppenl Office. mil
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MEMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
UNITED STATES MAIL
Packet SOmpa'v.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine BIuR, Little
Rock, LeWisburg, BardanelIe, Van
Buren, and Fort Smith
GA ~

- -. -
OSE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
" this Line, LEAVE MEAPHIS PROMPTLY
EVERY MONDAY AND TUESDAY, EVEN
INGS, on the arrival Of the trains, viz:
GLE ANE Blaisdell MasteI
VI. A. OAI4DW ELlI...--.-.-..R 4. Il. Haines, Maste'
CEL4ES Reese Pritchard MastC
The Arkansas river now being In good nRvl-
gable condition, these Boats viii run through
20 FORT SMITH, thus avoiding delay to Pas
sengers and freight.
This route offers superior Inducements to the
visitors of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas,
As passengers taking ststerOoms at Memphis
MAKE no change until they arrive at the wharf
IN Little Rock. Arrangements have been made
70 nave coaches in readiness to start for Hot
springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets 70
be had on the Boats.
Inc travelling Public and Shippers may rely
upon the promptness Of these Boats. and those
who desire to forward goods for reshiprnent
on TINS Line, viii ship direct tothe g Mem phis
and Arkansas River q. s. Mail Packet Com
pany," st Memphis.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Superfutendeut
JAMES 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents
Lnaz1 ~ NO. Il jefferson street.