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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

THANKS. = We are indebted to
Messrs. Fish & Barter, II H. Hay
ME, and the several Express messen-
gers for latest papers, daily.
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LOCUST GROVE COAL.

A. HAZEN & co.
a RE PREPARED 10 TURNIsE
"a "a Steamboats,. a. City Wharf. OF de
aver 70 famIiie- or factories IA any part O.
the city, "a Gue article of WeIl-scTeeuet
Goal. on a. good terms a. IL can ne fur
nfsned bv any one iu she city.
once No. Is Water Street with F a
Ehrman s. Co.
JAS. A. MCGILL. AGENT.
fe29 diff H.
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lHil0ard's Helie Needles, IL Pateu,
Wrappers. are superior to all others
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.R7nard's Neelles for sale eyerywhere.
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Gar13s Spool Clifton is 8 Cord to so
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Maohihas De- go. So -
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MiIward's Needles are the best.
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Ladiesl use CIark's Spool Cotton.
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PERSONALITIES. w. Neal, ESD,
editor Of Meals State Gazette, of Dy-
ersburg, Tennessee, is in the city,
stopping at the American House
The Gazette Is the official paper of
Dyer, Lauderdale and Obion Counties,
and is, doubtless, good medium of
advertising Our merchants should
look more closely after the trade of
West Tennessee, aud one of the best
methods Is by advertising in the local
newspapers.
THE Mass MEETING To-NIGHT-
The mass meeting at Turner Hall to
night, will most assuredly prove one
of the grandest that has ever been
held in the city His Honor, Mayor
Baker, will be there, with other good
speakers. Every Union man, and
every man who has the good of the
city at heart, aud every man who is in
favor of going forward and not back
ward, should turn out and be at the
meeting,
STAMPEDE - There was quite a
stampede on the wharf yesterday
among express and dray horses, ocea-
stoned by a charge of a detachment
OF one of mule brigade, the rear
being brought up by at least fifty big
burly negroes. For a few moments it
( looked as if there would be runaways
by the dozen, but, in consideration of
the fact that the detachment was so
SMALL the CONSERVATION was not so
great as4tbat aOccasioned by the
" charge Of the mule brigade in
I Chattanooga Valley. The draymen's
horses stood the charge better than
| the rebels did
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CITY VS..
GRAND RALLY
|sEtr.
Republican Mass Meeting
At TURNER HALL,
H ON 4 @ H It.


An adjourned meeting of the Re
aabiean City Convention will be held
IS Turner Hall, on Saturday night
1axt
Mayor BAKER has accepted an
invitation to address his fellow-citi-
Esns Speeches may also be expected
rom
Captain II. CLAY GOODING,
GEORGE P. PECK, Esq,
.gg d. d. DOUGHTY,
-t....#-. And others.
Let there be a grand rally of en-
husiastic Republicans.
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aAILROAD TIME 9ABs.a@
Fvansville and Grawfordg7tlls.

Evansville and Ora WfOrdsYtlle.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive Arrive.
evansville. Vincenncs,. Il. Haule
s1oUu1' 0C't'n, 5 30 a n 10 Y a BI 10 P n
aEil..........-..... 90 A n II 10 n ESQ P 81
lnceunss Ac 1894 p n Esp u s-.--.,.i-.-
COMING -JUTH .a-.s
Leave leave Arrive
Ferre Haute. Vincennes. E'yille.
incomes Ac ............. 7 .02 A II l9:O0 u
freight q Ac. 3 40 A N lZ:3O p a 2;s52 y
lI82l-,.........---.. ~ y N Z d P n 10. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

MEMPHIS LADIES INsTITUTE-CoN-
CERT TONIGHT. The young ladies, pu-
pills Of the academy Of Mrs. Southworth
and Mrs. McGhee, will give concert
tonight at Memphis Club Hall. We
are unaequainted personally with any
Of the young ladies who will take part
ia the affair we have, however, been
informed by musicians, that among
them are some most accomplished and
brilliant performers, who play the most
difficult music, such as Liszt's Rigo-
Ietto,D or Prudent's " Lucia dI Hammer
moor" and sing exquisitely. In addi-
ton to the selection of duos, trios, etc.,
by the young ladies, Mr.. H. T. Tomlin-
son, whose flute is almost magical, will
play a fine solo, and will accompany the
young ladies,
We are requested to state that there
will be no dropping Of the curtain or in
termissions. The commencement exer-
cises OF the academy will take place on
the 29th inst, when the graduating
Glass of seven young ladies will receive
diplomas. Tickets for sale st the door,
price one doIlsr-the ticket Of admission
holding good for the commencement ex-
ereises,
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TwENTY-sEcoND DAY-M0nday 5

TwENTY-sECoNDD AY-MORdGy. sun
rises 81 sets 1854.
.Sqiqts.-St. AlbaD, proto-msTtyr OF
Britain. SOB; st. Paulinus, confessor, 4SI.
Born.-Jaeques Delille, French poet
I73s; Thomas Day, author OF " SanIoru
and Merton" l74S.
Died.-NIcholas Mschiavel, Floren-
tine statesman, 1727; Bishop Fisher, be-
headed at Tower Hill, 1885.
Remarkable EUents.-Just sixty years
ago today, perhaps the most remarks
HE duel that was ever fought took
place. 1t was peculiarly French
in its tone, and could not have occurred
in anv other than French state OF Sc
eietv, Mons. De Grandpre and Mons.
Le Pique had quarrel, arising OUT
Of jealousy concerning q lady engaged
at the Imperial Opera, one Mile TreVlt,
sna they agreed to fight a duel to settle
their respective claims. In order thaI
the heat of their angry passions should
not interfere with the polished elegance
OF the proceeding, they agreed TO post
none the duel fOT one month, the lady
oonsenting to bestow her smiles on TIE
surviyor of the two, if either were
killed. The duelists were to fight in the
air,snd Cor this purpose two balloons were
constructed precisely alike, one of which
on the day appointed peGrandpre anu his
second entered, and tbs ether was occu-
MED by LIE Pique and his second IN the
Garden of the Tuil,eries amid an III
ueuse concouTse Of spectators.
The gentlemen were to hre, not ST
each other, but at each others balloon,
in order to bring them down ~ tbe es-
cape Of gas, and to kill the occupants by
the fslI. As pistols would hardly have
served the purpose, each eeronaut car
ried a rifle in the air. AT given signal
the rope which held the.cars were SGT,
and the balloons assembled. a gentle
breeze wss blowing, which kept the two
balloons in their sscsnt at the relative
distance from each other which they
occupied when they quit the
earth. When about q half mile
in the air, at given signal
Mons. lie Pique who hsd won the first
FREE shot, and missed. Mons. lie Grand
pre- then fired and sent his bullet through
the balloon Of his opponent, which col
lapsed and fell to the earth with fright
ful rapidly, dsshing lie Pique aud his
second to pieces. De Grandpre con-
timed his ascent triumphGntly, and
landed NJ 9 distance of seven leagues
from Paris.
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POLICE ITEMS.

The usual Sunday dullness Of Mem
phis was not broken into yesterday by
ANYTHING new or startling. The first
fruits Of Col. BesumOEt's order showed
themselves yesterday in the arrest Of no
less than six parties, mostly negroes, for
carrying concealed weapons.
Marshall Johnson, the tall sleek dar-
key who figures SO extensively at ali the
" pIowouts " around town, as sort of
band-Ieader, or kspelmeister, was ar
rested on a capias from the Sheriff, and
lodged ia Causey street station house.
The charges were not made apparent on
the docket, but the Police Commissioner
will look into them to-day.
There were eleven arrests made up
to seven O'Clock yesterday evening, in
the Second District.
i. Ozanna, a baker who keeps a shop
on Poplar street, was yesterday arrested
and incarcerated in the Adams street
station, on the charge of arson. The
parties causing the arrest allege that be
set fire to his own house to secure the in-
eurauee. he will bs examined by Com
missioner BuTdett this morning.
There were but four arrests up to
seven o'clock last evening in the First
District, TWO OF which were for carrying
concealed weapons.
Commissioners Burdett while passing
along D, Soto street, near Madison, Oh
Saturday evening, saw negro draw a
pistol and FIRE two shots at another ne
gro. both of which missed their mark,
and then turn and run into neighbor-
ing kitchen, whittier the Commissioner
followed him, and saw him throw his pis-
toll under a bed. The darkey then quickly
picked up q coat and commenced
to put it or, and turning and meeting
him at the door as Uneoncerned as if
nothing had happened, asked him what
he wanted. The Commissioner replied
that he wanted hiRa, and with consider
able difficulty arrested him and took
him to the First Distri ct station, where
be wss immediately recognized as dar-
key whom they had long been wanting,
the driver of the hack which was carried
along by the burglars who entered Har-
der's shoe store some SIN weeks since.
The case will be thoroughly examined
into oday.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

TTIMB.RiJ>G SPRINGS, p MILES EQRIH
n ~ WvfheFille, Nirgiuia-AtuIn, White,
- eTa Rfua 4ui4huT " aJ5TEB Tot, Gold aud
Nsno- Alum and 81 phur Baths, With special
rresfFnent FOX EHsun Stism, Gout, scroi QtoEs
80 T7IfsneOuS Affections diseases OF Ihroat
and Lungs under experiences attendant oLt
only ID the extent OF safely Rud comfort.
Nearly every game tor alaHseiAs-lL alii 49,
ana single barrel shot guns ard riues, plOslsea
Irifhout charge. For analysis, certl5lcaless ele'
See MARS and refer 70 W. X Hunt n; >.
7perbsrn san Tat6 and p. B. Wills, Aen pnisI
srenn. ferms-Fer day, 81; wees, Si23 month,
$40. Being new plSce, aoe3 t AOe'l -
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GreenbrIer White Sulphur spring
,,recnbrIer County. West Virginia.

.,ryr- arsfgned, lessoes Of this Old and well
Ir,e,uT WATERIRd PLACE announce
fhat 1sgcouras ed by The liberal patron e re- e
tle. y a. - %, y they have largely aooed 70
- - -, - ~ ms in comfort and eRp pear
sls.s M, are Drepsr, 70 entertain FIf TEEN
HUMID Ed GUk5I-. -o.f,,,s az. n, fyna ar
der Hot and warm sulr hur baths, 80 e., ~ !,
nently etiicaciOus IN maay
~ ddtiic1 III other eUsuseInent tney nave
1nrovIded q new ana elegant BOW - r.tty- 10
fleY and BILLIARD ROOM, convene mi
ssatei Prot RosenDergers celsnrS teu = 80
RRAss pa 4 ID has been engaged Tor tHe - -,
son. "A q Oh LIVERY STABLE VIII D. sSS'
Tbe ompieiion OF the Virginia Central RAIN
road 10 CoXington leaves only twenty miles OF
STAGING through a beautiful mountain country
over a wen graded turnpiEe- 49,
TERMS -Ihree dollars per day. ana elEhly
dollars uer month. Children unueE ten yeatia
81 sgg and eolored servants, half price. nhits
Ser-7rfg according 70 accommodations
les I'm = - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

A hundred millions of taxation has
zen taken Of. aud that chiefly TO benefit
\ small portion of the cOmmunity-the
manufacturers of the Eastern States
shile the revenue is declining in every
Erection and nowhere coming up to the
Atimates. The expenditures have been
Increasing, and in the War Department
Enormously; the weight OF the debt has
Seen increased by the mismaDsgement
81 Mr.. McColloch, for the aggregate ia
4erest on the debt 10 much larger; the
treasury Is being depleted and there IS
avery prospect that within a short time
he income of the Government will not
Anasat tho AAnasnds- II there he NOT sntFs'@
THE ToURNAMENT.-ArraDgement
are being rapidly showed forward an
perfected, for the grand fitting jous
which is to come off on Thursday tn
26th inst, at Linde's Park. We hav
not learned as yet the names of any G
the knights who have entered the list
but have no doubt that the rich prize
offered, and the object for which th
tourney is instituted, will bring man,
contestants hither from far and neal
The prizes, ETC., are published in anoth
er column. The second, it viii be seer
has been changed from gold watch
diamond ring worth the same smounl
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MONTVRLE SPRINGS---lS68

gCHrs FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT, SIT
mated in Bi8unt county, EaAt 1enneSsee
VII De- opened for the reception OF NislipTs on
noe IsJ OF June. 49, A., 81.
-Tbe marked beneficial results attending the
= Of thee waters in functional derange-
ne - sure Of Chronic Diseases, attest thelI
1fedi. fnal l>"operiies --...-.--..,.,,,, -.o-.a.
All tie ace SORES ior enjoyment snH reerea,
ton at the besg Wbteilhs P-a0sa WIZ " '0---'
me facilities for re Sehing AontFale thls sea-
sou vii be increased Ny Lhe eAteloloL ~ 'tlS
randi course OF constructive Ahe teS g 49,
are expected 10 be runnipsS ~ nc tLLle y.
opening TO EaryviUe, whence 49, ~ - = =, - - !
ednveyed in coaches 70 the SpTl-NSs' hi-S tA1i4ea
board reduced, per day, 10 8 per %eeE' ~
yDer month $40. Address Tor pafnPhl ~ C9 ~
9fsipiny snaiv-is and description OF watelN' etc.,
mae I'M JOS. l. KING, Rockville, lem.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

BAPTISM IN The CHUKCH.-At eight
O'Clock, before vespers last evening, at
st. Peters church, a young LADY, Aiss
Genevieye Dickinson, from Friar's
Point, was received into the church and
solemnly baptized by Father O'Brien,
Mr., P. q. Blgley and Miss Ells Conway
being the sponsors. After the ceTeg4o-
MES Father O'Brlen preached an i'm
Dressiye sermon.
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DIED.

Neutrality-suspicious. morning at quarter
past 10 O'Clock, IDA JANE, infant daughter Of
Math " and Jane Monaghan, aged sixteen
months and twenty days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral at 2o'clOck Monday
evening, June I'D, from taeir residence, New
Raleigh Road Carriages in waiting at j..
RoIst's.
Rock Island and Galena, H., papers please
con0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

TIE MASONIC PIoNIC.-We have not
vet been put in possession OF q complete
programme Of the order of exercises
which will be pursued on Wednesday,
the oath inst, the few facts given yester-
day being all that We have been able to
learn. Certain it lie, however, that
the Brethren Of the Mystic Tie" are
going to have most brilliant affair on
the patron Saints day. The proceeds
of the sale of tickets, etc, it will be re.
membered, will be turned over to the
" Masonic relief fund.-" Let every Ma.
son put his shoulder to the wheel anG
help swell the sum to be thus donated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

CHE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs.-We beg
leave % remind the sergeant-at-arms OF
the Boar,' OF Mayor and Aldermen that
by a resolution Of the Board it is por-
ton of his duty to notify ali the re-
porters of the city press Of meetings OF
the Board. He has seen fit, for some
reason, studiously TO neglect notifying
the Reporter of the APPEAL for several
meetings past. We request that this
shall not occur again.
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DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL,
L Custom d ouse street, New Orleans, (estsb-
Hshed 1850, for the last even years located IN
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the coun-
try in the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be cOnfidsnfialiy consulted at
hisofice and parloTs, 81 and 80 Randolph street,
corner Of Dearborn street, or by letter Postof1ce
Drawer 5S53.
DR.. JAMES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAL
SYPHILTIC, BLOOD and SKIN DISEASES,
and all ''I-ORDERS Of CONTAGIOUS We
out the use of mercury, iodide ps tassii, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEOTRALIZER. a
positive cure for FL humors and hood p0is0ns
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAK NESS, NOCTURNAL ard DIuRNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse of the or
gans, early indlscretions, excuses, or entailed
hereditariiy, causing loss OF memory. cOnfs-
sion, depression, dimness of vision and often-
times insanity, with deplorable train OF ofFssr
symptoms, treated and radically cured BY an
inialiiole method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar to the ssxisal organs, Of 3
cured,
Old diseases Of the most horrible class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blotches on the face, small watery blisters.
pains in the head and bones liberated threat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, scrofula,
togetner WIN an endless number Of suffer
tngs-ehectually and permanently cured.
Oh. JAMES is recommended by the press Of
the country. by professors of medical colleges,
aud by the medical profession generally. Those
once.
THE MONITOR, by DR.. James, a treatise upon
seaseS peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex, causes effects and their remedies. cOIa piled
in the exclusive treatment Of these diseases,
sent TO any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pamphlet OBJ SPERMAToRRIEA, or
one on SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope upon
receipt of pOstage-tWO red stamps. Address
Iliiness, Rplg z
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You can get them all at our two stores,
"both daily,D 10. 10 Jefferson street
and 983 Main street. Egmons 4 Son
have all tbs July magazines, Die sloden-
welt for June, all the French, English,
Scotch, Irish, German and italian pa
pers, and all the New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville
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WANTS.

-,y.~7,FD-A WET NURSE-MTsT BE
w vel recommended. Apply 10 NO, Jet
fersOn street. ~ " ,.rTu-Yr,x-
je2I Il ". -. q Inn !,
HANTEE.-A .itustion as Booll-keeper, As
~ sl-tant Bcok-keeper or Cl-iki oy yOahg
civ refer noes given, L desired. ADDRESS y -
Appeal ofige. y9-o u
ARDEE Rs WANTED-ON THE 8 I. LOUIS
and lion MOunJEIu Railroad 20 v uTk on
--T-dios, and tracs-.a yiUg, near NbtteWaJsF
lsrld ~ f teen miles west Of cape SiraiceAu.
Wag5s. - % ger cay. For Information Apply
70 LBi-R N y lNER5i cape OllssEut au- ~,
sells i'm A. - "A = -
vusNTED.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
w IrUner-a white W0n-a-lI Win IS-eLe tSsS
Epnlv al 80 Linden street. .o1
ZTAITED.-A SMALL FARM NEAR THE
w citv OF Memphis, OF which POSSESSION can can
a he given trlnlt diateIy. Address Il. H., ApLtsA
OH &c. stating terms, location, etc. Ahs.O u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

WANTED Good reliable agents and
solisisors-male and female-for the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, for this city and the State Of Ten
nessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkan-
sas. Good territory given and the high
est commission paid. N0urse & Ma
thews, General Agents, No. Is Jefferson
street. jel7 Ivy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

ST LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-It is beyond all cavil, the
duty Of every man of family to take out
a life pulley. He can lie down at night
with placid conscience, knowing that be
secured those dependent upon him for
support, against the possibility Of want.
He may be suddenly cut off in his prime,
the well laid plans for accommodating for
tune, uipged in the bud, yet there stands
his policy, and no pewer in the land can
divert it from its mission of beheVolenee
and bounty, to feed and educate the
fstherless and comfort and sustain the
bereaved widow. None of the various
institutions which have this great object
in view, has contributed go largely to
the diffusion of good through the land as
the Is. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Tha nature OF its obligations,
the liberality Of its texans, the prompt
ness of it's action and the speedy relief it
brings, have become household words.
Tts Agency here has secured the largest
accession to its business, and elevated its
character even beyond its well known
stability, and the integrity with which
its affairs are conducted. By calling
upon Messrs. McMahen e Otis, circulars
may be obtained, giving q history and
presenting q statement of the business of
The Company, whose assets are ample,
and which hss never been known to
postpone lust claim. We commend to
our young friends who have occupations,
to invest part Of their earnings in 3
policy. 1t will be sure to return mani
fold benefits, and when most needed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

FRED. WOLF & HENBY FAZzI, No.
49, NORTH COURT STREET.-These pop
ular BARRIERS have concluded to reduce
their price Of shaving and hair cutting,
which will certainly be good news to
their numerous friends ana customers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

NICHOLSON PAyEMENT.-Thec ontrae-
tors for paving DeSoto street, on Satur-
day, commenced breaking ground On
that street, between Madison and Union.
The pavement on Bsal street has been
finished between Second and Shelby.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

Goals TO NEwCASTLE.-Mr. Cirode,
assignee in bankruptcy for the large and
choice stock of drugs of p I. Huette &
Co, has received several letters from
prominent dealers in the East, New
York, Wheeling and Cincinnati, inquir-
ing for price lists OF the stock he has for
sale and making offers for same. Drug
gists will Go well to examine his stock,
as he is selling at less than New York
and manufscturers' prices, thereby max
ing It an object to buyers who generally
incur the expense Of going East to re-
plenish their STOCKS;
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BOARDIWG.

nOAEnING.-Oae or two gentlemen Win
* yTivt-s can Ostziu board 81 UderEle rates.
sfiSOe b-st ana UEALr6ILsT nelghbOrGoOu IN
me city. None but those who can give unex-
.ceptiunable references need apply, ID L. NJ
- a = anl Office. jel0 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

ACCIDENT.-About seven O'Clock last
evening, as Mr.. NJ. Haley was airing
two young ladies, Miss Ida Fletcher and
Miss Lou Pope, sn accident occurred at
the junction Of Shelby and Trezevant
streets, which was hesr proving fatal.
The lynch pin Of the buggy broke, by
which the vehicle was upset and the
young ladies thrown out with great vi
olenee, both being very much injured,
but Miss Fletcher the more seriously OF
the two.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

INsURANCE.-We call the attention Of
those interested in insurance to the ad-
vertisement OF YIN. II. Moore, Esq. He
represents good companies, and is most
favorably known as a reliable insurance
agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

sMERCHANTs.y Ice cold Ale and POr-
ter, ON draught, 10 cents Ice cold ssAEaIf
and Half" 10 cents straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. fry il, at the 'EMer-
chants northeast eerner Main and
Madison streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-22

To THE PUBLIc.-Being satisfied that
the Aurora oil is as safe and certainly
cleaner than any other burning fluid,
and wishing to introduce it in this city
and vicinity, we propose to furnish one
gallon of the oil, and one Of the cele-
prsEed comet burners complete, for
seyenty-five cents, and the oil by the
gallon, at retail, for forty cents, at our
store. JUKEs & ScoTT,
smEa stove Dealers, $50 second,strest,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers Lightning FIy-KiIler.-Ches
and destructive. Every sheet will 4 Ill quar-.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
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