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"A Certain Cure"

For Incipisnt Consumption, Asthma, Coughs,
Colds, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and General
Debility, will be found in DR.. Tobias Pulmonic
Life Syrup. This valuable medicine, compound
cd from the gifts Of the Vegetable Kingdom"
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for DR.. Tobias Pulmonio Life Syrup, and take
no other augl6dwlm.
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lsE Lalamands Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. Ii elTvotually destroys all
poison inthe blood, and performs radical cure.
uOv27dly.
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al YERY HARD CASE.

DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN A VIGOR
Ii Gus age or untimely death. Oh, how
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much misery and sickness
would have been spared
me had | but rend this be-
fore Just published.
Third edition. Price IS
cents, The Mirror @
Youth, or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. by
Dir. J. Lubaroh, Practicing
Physician, No. l43 South
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yNE RODMAN HOUSE.
FORMERLY ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
j. s. HUTCHINS, Proprietor

CORNER or ILLINOIS AND JEFFERSON srs.,
Rock Island, Illinois.
FREQ Russ to and from the oars and boats.
Eag-This House has been recently RENTED and
newly furnished.
\. .B.-New Billiard Tables, First Class Sa-
loon and Restaurant, are connected with the
house.
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PETER FRIES,

ECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURE on
II Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer IN
Foseign Wnos and Liquors. Front street, oPPO-
.its Ferry Landing. Reak Island, III.
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II, c. CONNELLY,

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Humors and Sores Of all kinds.

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over carefully, and then I link he will
take the same view of them that be does
Of bic angry lettern 10 those VINO
had befIiended him IN his poverty IN the
worst form. Nov, In conclusion, | will
refer brif fly to his attack on DR.. Wheat.
AS for DR.. Whest's accepting the Rector.
ship of st. Lazarus, let Mr.. Rogers tell
the public the truth IS be knows It, viz /:
that he, Mr.. Rogers, never was Rector Of
50. Lazarus, but only q "contlsct
priest,D engaged for one year, and at the
expiration of that time the Rector
ship OF the church was frst,
st the request Of Bishop Q1intard,
rendered TO the Rev. Mr.. Patterson, OF
Wilmington, N. c., aud declined by
him then it was rendered to Rev. MIR.
Wise of Virginia, who bad just accepted
q call to Baltimore. Aud then 1t vas
that the position was rendered TO DR..
Whest. Although the Bishop bad OPP
pDsed it sOLeiy on the ground Of w Doc
tors infrnlity, aud no other. Aud more
over, that ne neUeT did anything for DR..
Wheat peculiarly, for we, the members
of st. Lsz arus, paid Dr.. Whest out of
our own purses, and, so far as l Know,
Mr. Rogers neUeT contributed one cent for
that purpose, and If he did from has oWn
private funds 1t certainly Is in shocking
Dad tasts for him to publish It to the
world. MIR. Rogers says, yesterday, OF
DR.. Wheat: Against him l have moth
ing to say" L he can reconcile this
with his card OF Sunday, / am sure that
it is mOre than l can DO.
CHURCHMAN.
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LETTER Fnom II

MEMPHIS, October Is, 1855.
Editors Appeal: Permit me to OCCUPY
a small spsee Ia your Journal once more,
and for he last time, "a regard to the at
tack by Mr.. J. w. Rogers on the Rev.
DR.. Wheat. / have no desire to enter
int . CO. roveT5y With Mr.. Rogers on
any subjecG, and mad he rot assaiied Dr..
Wheat III bis soseDee, l should not have
written = liOe, for l think scandal enough
has resulted from Mr., Rogers course to
safety ev,- aim. AS for his reply in
this mornings APPEAL, / think be HIM
self fully ~snpstautiates all J. said the day
before, and if he is satisfied with his ex-
nlaus;ion ia regard to his Uncalled for
attack on DR.. Wheat, / am sure that l
am, fog be jumps the question entirely
and flies of in IN attempt to justify his
course and connection with the Southern
Orphan Asylum, the result of which may
be summed up thus that Mr.. Rogers re-
c>fvad-according TO his own figures
$40, 600 ia money, q note for 5000
LnzL sir Harrington Is q " noble agent for
any mar" winch | certainly ana not
djsoossa to deny,D and that somebody
ought TO be Ia the ~penitentiary, accord
ing to the charter OF the said Orphan
AS lum, which / also am not going to
deny.
Now, as for the mstter of the salary
due him from St. Lazarus, will Mr..
RJgeTs assert pcsitiveiy-no lodging or
evAGiBg the question-Lhat the Parish Of
st. LIZ rus owes him e cent ? 1t Is un-
aOuotediy true that there was consider
sbie delEy in paying him for bis first
@ iarter, owing to the fearful ~p6cuniary
e,ruggle going on here.n Aud, more
over, rs be had LETT the Overton, accord
ing 70 his Own statement, flush with
~grrenoacks and gone to Europe, taking
his numerous CLIPPINGS, leaving US under
ths impression that money was no object
With hlu and ~ he had written back
among other things that H. /. NJ, Ma
po!eon III, had given him an appoint
ment OF honor and profit. And if the
yestTy we're q little slog ia the matter OF
f0rWsrding the 5000 ia greenbscks to one
who held an important position under
Napoleon III, and had left here q few
moatbs before with " shekels of green
backs" they were csltsinly excusable.
But then came that "anRry let
ter" which, for the sake Of the church,
hai bitter never have been mentioned,
aid the money, to the last farthing owed
nm. was duly for Wardsd. Mr.. Rogers
is very much mi taken about that letter
t.eibg the ole that caused me to " hide
10y aesd for ehsms." Ga the contrary,
It vas those written long before, talking
Of the little Bsh," aud furnishing
items for the Police Gazette, Of his SER
want girls ideas OF virtue and ] would
advise hin 10 procure the files Of the
paper IN which they appeared, read them
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. N. Smith,
CbGnceHoT.-Cases set for hearing 10 this
Curt yesterday we're all disposed OF.
To-day fine eases inserted below will be
called fOr trial /:
245 Smith VS. Mynatt ct al,
34 CrlcRet VS. Bag0y et al.
$50 Heid,e VS. WIbIe.
54 Fitzgerald VS. Bseltica ct a..
49t Jackson Insurance Co VS. Psrtee ct 81.
f2 clay VS. Jackson Insurance Co.
lg4 BUueI VS. Rogers ct Al.
sos Kaufman VS. TayiOr ct al.
s7 JOseS OF al vs. Boyer ct al,
49 Halsy ct 81 VS. Names ct al.
81 Allen VS. Aue1.
Az Batter vs. Craft ct al.
43 Blood & Co VS. HtrTieye Ct 81.
A4 Robinson VS. TAde-
AS ROcH EFT VS. Memphis BuIietiuPublishlpg Co.
45 Naccato VS. Memphis TneaJer Co ct g..
AZ Graham vs. M=ac1am.
: : SteiItnelmer VS. Kaufman ct al.
is Bdiord, admir-, vs. MeRphis BnIle.ia Co.
~ Myer VS. Lssu et 81.
~ ultsms g Co vs. smith et al.
as Cab VS. Bolton ct al
IA AleXznd-r vs. Alexander.
49, Wilde ct al vs ScMsnos ct al,
42f Barnes vs. Prsotice e. al.
~ AppersOn vs. DAVE ct al.
~ Memphis + and General Insurance Com
p4Ly VS. Lincoln ct al.
iS harmon vs. Burr et i.
40 Hunt ct Al vs. bens- n ct al,
45i May VS. Pugh &c -.
CIRCUIT COURr-G George ". Reeves,
JU0ge "A lew cases on me regular Ca
eudar we're disposed Of yesterday. The
jury in the case of Brown VS.. NseIey have
not yet agreed upon q verdict. To-day
will be motion day.
LAW CoURT-H s. Lee, Judge, etc.
Cases set on the calendar for yesterday
were regularly disposed of. The follow.
ing cases are set for to-day
II0I Glooly VS. Ford.
Il0z Maloran VS. Winters.
los Lo EeDsteln d Bro VS. Wilson.
ll04 Davis, by next friend, VS. Brooks,
ll0o Malate5Ja VS. Atlantic and Mississippi
steamship Company.
733 RUM VS. Ferguson.
SIS Flaber,y va smith.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. W. WoLdraB.
Judge, etc.-In this Court yesterday the
jury N the case Of the State VS.. Camp
DELL was made up. Nothing else was
accomplished. The above case will be
taken no to day at 10 O'Clock, and in ad-
ditio1 thereto the regular calendar pub
lished Saturday.
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DIR. FORD VS.. RABBI rUsKA.
Last Letter Of DR., FOrd---He
Proposes an Arbitration.

1 am willing to discuss, not TO quarrel,
with Rabbi Tuska. Personalities often
cause the u~nthlnking to consider these
the same thing.
I have not and toiU not attack Rabbi
Tuska's creed. His supposed learning,
or assumed ability, / certainly shall not
assert, Or " parade my own" Principles,
whose nature is general and endless, not
Rabbi Tusks and myself, who may die
tomorrow and be unmisseG, are proper
subjects for discussion.
Are the miracles OF the Old Testament
real, supernatural facts, wonders wrought
by the immediate hand OF God? Are
they proper objects of reasonable faith ?
Are the foundation on which revealed re-
Iigion rests, Jewish and Chrislisn7 II
they-tae miraciee-ar fables, these re-
iigions are farces.
Rabbi Tuska says, these (proposi-
tions) do not affect the main subject in
debate" that they are my pet themes"
| affirm they are the main and only sub
Jeces Of debate, the Hebrew being but
q part OF the argument, and the mention
OF DR.. Wise merely incidental. His DO.
sitioD l may not understand, 80 may not
the Jewish periodical called the Occi-
dent; but this Ia all Irrelevant.
Inc USooTtEOb mat my HEBREW learn
ing is borrowed / fully admit-fTom He
Drew grammars, dictionaries, lexleons-
from the living and the dead-from all
within my reach. Is bis original in
spired9 Did 1t come like q burst Of
spIendor out Of heaven, or did he 6orrov
in a Baptist college in Rochester, n. Y,
where be was s very respectable student?
But TO close the matter Of Hebrew phi
lology, as he declines leaving it TO the
decision OF 3 professor OF Hebrew In
some distant university, .!preferring 20
patronizs home institutions" sc he says,
/ propose that ne select q known oriental
scholar IN Memphis, I another, (both
Jews), who shall have the privilege Of
selecting q third, to whom shall be sub
mitted the pathological questions as they
have appeared in print, not one word
added or taken away, in regard to
4" dB5dn," meaning faith, or belief, in the
passages by me, and also the correctness
of my citation from Kin5ehi; in other
words, is there alsw enforcing, or word
meaning "Jdithn in the Hebrew s -;p-
With the kindesE regards for Rabbi
Tusks, l here close the newspaper dis
cussiou. s. II. FORD.
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We understand that most extern
siVe preparations have been perfected
at great expense to supply every possible
comfort and amusement for the multi
tUde who will flock to Central Park to-
day, and 1t is probable not less than ten
thousand men, women and children will
90 cut to witness the grand ascensios,
and other sports OF the day. Extra cars
have been provided by Maj. Wicks,
President, and Assistant Superintendent
Capt. Anderson, Of the Memphis &
Charleston road, between the depot and
the Park. Trains will run every half
hour, charging only tUeHty cents the
round trip. Prof. Brooks, whose great
balloon Constitution 4" created such q
stir at the recent st. Louis fair, has been
closely engaged for several days, getting
g sll things ready" and at precisely Uur
this afternoon, VIII ascend, accompanied
by Mr.. Nourse, agent OF the Pheoix
Insurance Company, in this city, who
has consented TO take = shUrt voyage
with him, CT . few miles, up into the
thin air OF tde heavens" This will be
the grendest thing Of the kind ever Wit
messed in the South, IS Prof. B. stands
unrlvaled as an EroBaut in this country,
and the orphans Of st. Peter's society,
for whose benefit the affair has been
gotten up by MessFs. O'Connor and Me-
Clure, Will doubtless reap a large bless
ing, and the good people Of our city en-
joy sightsaDd sports never before afforded
them. Go early and see it all, and you
will get your dinner on the grounds of
everything good the MAJ ket san afford
and money buy,
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THERE has beef 3 large quantity o.
rottsn going onward from Memphis TO
the E.s'ern markets by the Memphis
and J. u~i-ville Line, ard We hearc 3
Tumor on the streets Yesterday OF 81 10
ferruption in that route, which Ve srs
Glad to infJrm our readers is without
foundation. The managers OF the line,
with a commeBdabie determination 20
make il the best aud sa'est route fuT
travel ia the country, have commenced
the work of rene wing the Cumberland
liver t~rssile, st CiETksViiie, which viii
interrupt the movement Of freight trains
~ few days over that division Of the
4 a While this work ID 10 progress,
Eos yer, the freight trains Will TuO
noNh between Memphis aud Laui-
tnrou , the same sentdgle time viz Bic
HILs md Nashville, over the Mesh
hsu1 NurthWesteTa lsd. Tee
sLie sxnus aud Ears Of the ClsIks
n M diri non ia We been transferred to
the Nashville Line, "h'e we Asn
~ NoIthwesteTn RnG nave So spar
9s0 Cur. exclusively f,r me I, roueh ousl-
No.. ipereasiI g the freight ca Aei1y %
: inc b. thai number Of care. CStuon
Iii he received for shipment to-day, ano
from. this time forward, without lntsF'
Taptions
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THE MONSTER OF HI AIR ;

The Mammoth BaIiOen @CcnstitutiOa"-
Who is Going mp Ia her TO-d-y-LOok
Out for The ascension at
Park "-GrOEnGs Open AT L m.-Base
Ball, Cricket Matches asd COtiilEGnS,
WaItzInS and Music all Day until 4
O'Clock, When Prof Brooks and n
Wen-kaeWn Lady and Gentleman OF
this city viii so up In Il BALBOA.
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A grand free barbecue will be given on
Saturday, 3lst inst, In the 0verton field,
near Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
depot, by the colored clubs Of Memphis.
Everybody is invited to attend and par.
take Of the sumptuous fare provided fo1
the occasion. Ladies and gentlemen,
white and black, are invited. Hon.
John w. Lsftwich, Gen. Wallace, A.
H. Douglass, Esq Orville Yerger, ESQ.,,
Hon. P. T. Scruggs, John f. Harris, col
ored, and others, will address the assem-
aled multitude.
Sam Croghan, Vim. DeMoss, Marengo
johnson, Ru5e Alexander, Thos. Eppes,
Ed Ferguson, Thos. CapeIs, on behalf OF
Committee Of Arrangements.
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GEORGE DAVIS. n white msn who Is
about Squire MIisrd's flee q good deal
was arrested yesterday evening on 3
warrant issued by Squire Griffith, OF
complstut OF Ned Adams, c-sIging him
with pretending to De a Deputy Sheriff
end attempting 90 ezicrt money fropi
b''D on ms Pgetezt. Tie case VIII d
frfs : gO-dsy.
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THE Beard OF County Commissioners
mel yesterday pursuant to solourDment
They cid nothing, however, except alter
certaio tax assessments aud msde s few
appropriations. They meet sgsin this
morning st nine O'Clock.
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THEA vER-rue house last night, t.
witness LsEt, was vey poor, not Deint
more : 4 O0e third what IL ought u
have bsea, cG1sid sr.ng the play ii tne
excsllenes Of the actors. th9 pisy tai'
evening is Camille, an sd4pu'n OF m
fbriIIjng novel la dame our Ca
neyqs Mis- Thompson will, we think,
mska an excellent "CaDills," although
il il 8 most trying and difficult role &c
perform we'll.
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THE AUCTION ssis of qIsepswsrer
china, gla-ssaIe.e etc, az ga NJ sin street
Clark's MsEbie" Bi0ck, comprising the
entire stock Il E susBJ * Gilbert, TO b.
sold without reserve, st Line O'clock tbf
morning, is sn OH -ct u crest interest l.
the entire community. Il should BE-
lRrralN aIfandal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

SQUIRE GRIFFITH yesterday exam
inca Nm. HI, charse ed with EsssuitiDg
Sam Gibbs with intent to commit muir
der. come time since. The case We
postponed until Saturday the 3lst, at
p.m.
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DON'T forget the Balloon ascension 70
day, for the benefit OF the Orphsns. Mr.
N0uuse. agent OF the p R TX lsu a1ce
Company. sec impanies PcOt 7OOks n
his erisl light, s. Uaf ps-t fiHr O'Clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

Stokes Tue Immoral scaisTsf
Stokes c. me 70 town yesterday evening
Several ~ hite snG Rsd!csis wen
form IN u,est him, with q .gs aud hsn
oers ~ the way, what was that Ger
man Turner fsg doing in such dirty
company ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

PERENTPrOkY sale of household furni
tuTe, msIlresse-, assorted groceries stoves
etc, this mOFnIug 81 10 O'Clock, by A Z
FARMLAND, l97 Msfn street, WeDsteI
Block. a. WALLACE, Auctloneer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

TIE NCMBER % voters registered a.
10 ious o'clock yesterday evening Wa.
ter Thousand six hundred and forty -oB'
90 64l). being two hundred aud I've TO
the IasL tWeuiY-fnur b prs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

THE NEW FERRYBnAT, George "
Cheek. viii be 6nlsned ia : very few
days, ready for business. This will b.
hailed IS good news by our ATkanss.
friends, who have lorg felt tbe need OF
a bost ike the "Gheek" viii be.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

Editors Memphis Appeal:
The proposition of Mr.. J. OdelI, pub
lisned 10 your paper yesterday morning,
to trot the COckrell horse, "John,n
against Montgomery's grey mare, "Peg-
gy.n is acoepted-the match TO come of
On Thursday, the 26sh Of November.
The money to be deposited In the hands
John Ainslie, Esq, OF the APPEAL.
leone up % Il. A. MONTGOMERY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and pollce scrip and county warrants il
.ums to suit tax payers, can be obtained
Al the lowest rates at the Memphis City
savings Bank, corne Of Jefsrson and
Front streets. u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

BOARD OF TRADE CoLLEeE.-Mr. s.
RidgeJy, Secretary OF tie Chamber Of
Commerce, is authorized to register stu
dents for q class IN actual business, to be
organized on Monday. November 81.
oc2S Il U. GREGORY, President,
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Don't forget the Balloon ascension to-
day, Tor the benefit Of the Orphans. Mr.
NOurse. agent OF the Poe ak Insurance
Company, accompanies Prof Brooks In
biz SriAl hlght, AZ bali past four O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

LANES DORAGH, who was me9tloN0o
aomed dave ago a. hsviag assaulted s ns
Cyo- was Yesterday brought before Squire
kTJ1terd on three warrants, gotten out by
the 2 charging him with robbery
80 ssssult with intent 20 Kill, ard Slain
ing damsges to the smounto OF three nue.
drsd dolIsJs. The circumstances Sc elie-
ited fore Squire Millsrd show the
negro entered DoTagh's store Cd
Jeffsrson street, aud after trying to steal
a backing brush, YES very iDsolent, eno
Mr.. Dorsgh gave bin g thrsshtDg For
1bis he Ess arrested aud dned twenty
eve doilars ~ the Metropolitan police.
Not satisfied with thi- revenge, the ne
gro got out the warrants spoken Of pc
fore 5Eauire Hal, but d 'rsgh obtained 3
change of venue. After carefully exam
SDin1 ali the chargts, Squire Miilard
honorsbly discharged Mr D0rsgh on toe
charge OF robbery, hned him q On the
charge o. sss4ult, and awarded the negro
I've cents o. the claim for Three hundred
dollars dsmsgsa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

WE are hsviI g glorious weather jus
now. Those planters who are bebInu-
hand ia cotton picking could not wisl
for fner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

REDUCTION N IELEGRAPHIEG.-W'
understand that the Western Union
Telegraph Company yesterday retnceo
their rates u tas sans IS tboss OF th'
Pacific and Atlantic line. TGis Is a nOvt
in the right direction. HuTrah for tht
new line
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

BALTIMORE OYSTERS just received per
express, at Memphis Oyster Depot, No
SO Jeffarson street, Seventy-6ve cents
per can. oc26 ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-29

A LARGE lot of beautiful dress goods,
bought since recent decline, just opened
at Rice & Engels, 233 Main street.