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8 INHPLOYWNf-3l6 70 80 day g1aEantssa.
w Male q fs0ale ageate wanted in every town
descriptive circulars i've. Address JAZZ ,. RAND
( 20, Did4s6oed, Ne.
VXTHAT Will IT DOT 4 the hrst inquiry
w the stek nake eonossing Medicine: Suppose
o( he inteeoeatory what theni Simply this reply.
Il viii rslsve aoA ears headache, na1sea 1atalsace,
nsevossnss,= coeetvsaes; debility, btl!ssnsss and
iadigsstion. 4oldsby Druggists svseywhsFee
015O. q. TROVV8LL e cos .AOvER.
aa TISIHQ AGENCY. S..z:S*5s
stanA upst advsntageo1s tGms."-lIsRelsehs(hs d)
We are propOrod q receive advertise
naOnts l0e oll. American AewopApoHo 81
prices 90 low % eaa 10 obtained at The
oAnoO ~ t1on. sa& ls.SsfssEsSss
0RO. p. ROVV1eLL d CO.,
AAvoFtislnI Agents.
40 Park How, n. Z.
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al. err,
respectfully rsqssss az

sep.sv4lly r.q...s az
s}.thsrs visA;s1 any had Of
.4ng, to call asd sramias ess
sseek Of Nee KatAia1, just rsesivsd
~ tie east, before sesdiss to 81. Pasl Or
goiag slsseAsrs. Orr JOB Office i aoss oss
Of tie 6sss il tie State, and vs 10 work Which
,es vii ssarastss to Be sasisfsetory, at Saint
Paul pPices: z
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Queen Victoria arrived 1t Luz
o,rene, Switzerland, ON Sunday.
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PATROflIZE
the plses who're you can buy the chsspsst
ia ~ 1uTnitafs and save Sszs.7 s Z,
- t3}<E"S9 $esg<srszE =:
YOUR
money: We ars prepared to offer greater
Ez@ss5zs3ao ia III ,ssaa1* 4s&a<1 6 Ii lauI
s@1' HOME 1''.~.5 ".'aa
-.,..- .z.zsIs-iI - xssei MIR
purchasers than ever beiore offered In St.
Cieud. e No 's.,e sre N connection with our
,G:azt2EgAJt 2.yIz* cz,,aa% .
MANUFACTURERS 4
Of Bedstsads. Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lounges at Wholesale and retail.
l. ,@1s.~. : ,@.- BY -"
this you viii readily see that you will get
goods cheaper BY calling and
BUYING
zssA Il II #&&#.
these articles Of us than any other house
IN town. We keep for
80 Il ~ i f1<)%I !
YOUR
use oil kinds Of Upholstery and Parlor
Sets, which We furnish to order. All Of |
the best quality Of RI Gam 4
rbnuo:T FURNITURE uo1I
and deal in none but the best |
..&'. ! p. :l:l@ti". .E>%~'E .ye3
x:II:~ = VII ~. III /
The best. Also large stock Of ell kinds Of |
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, 10. n
Repairing snd ordered work promptly |
attendel T.. Give rs, call. Rooms, on |
s., aerpqaiH q, g. Cloud opposite Cath
i!ist gajsaa5z baa ral |
.sIoiInG hEa 9ai4n29 .gaa.ad2
=; SPICR & CApI,lSLE.
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s. PoR REx1.-An Office, IN Bells brick
block, On st. asrmsin street, will bs rent
ID on reasonable terms. Inquire Of Smith
4 Herbert. Il III. 4. / =
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SU1v1I.-Gen. T. II. Barrett started
three parties to survey sixteen townships
In Stevens and adjacent counties.
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:. 1S5uH1D.-Whils c. N. Foster, Of Little
Falls, was engaged on Saturday in blasting
log ope1, he thought the fire had gone
out. He stepped up and blew on it when
the change exploded, breaking his lower jaw
and knocking out al his front teeth.
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. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES services will
commence a. the Congregational Church
On next Sabbath. Rev. Wood viii o&ieiats
until the arrival Of another minister, whose
services have already been secured.
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. THAxKs.-We would return our thanks
to the Little Giant Fire Company and the
brass band for the serenade on Tuesday
afternoon, and for their expressions Of
good will in the 'thres cheers for the St
Cloud JOURNAL
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MAo1oI1A WANNA delightful toilet
aitiels superior to Cologne and ct half
the price. GI5 -. 81: : -
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PaasoSAI.-Hon. Ignstius Donnslly ar
( rived Yesterday nooa, sad lst this sftsr-
neon. He asvslsomsd " hosts Of friends.
"a report Of bis speech will b found slss
where. bs 3%s % 81.
Hs would setaovl.dss ! can yesterday
,iroa 7. a. stsdsy, Of The Arn 81 q.
KsesaR 1 Co., Of 81. Paul.
9. g. Iobsy. now with Lamb L Nyrisk,
Sank Centre, was in town Ills v.ek. ss: s
dse. ! Kelley, Of Carmel, n. =, Il il
town "a q hert visit this having be.n "a
anunbss o. years bic home. ss.9#
W wsss plesssd 70 receive 5 eall y.e.
& to-day ron II. B. Smart and A. "a. Nor
iii. ~ g IL working Rspublisaas .
Broekwsy. i:
q 9. Bsss, &c Csad Spring John johnson
q Lake Johaans, asd NJ. Adams, q Nc,
loadsn, wsrs = tevn yesterday.
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FINE JoB.-We saw the other day full
Get Of upper teeth made by DR.. A. T. Up
ham, Of this place. They were ON vul-
eanite plate, and were one Of the handsom-
eel sets Of teeth We ever saw. Dr.. U. is .
skillful dentist, thoroughly understanding
the business. An in need Of work should
call on him.
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j. Co11HsPoxD.xoE.-On the first page will
be found number Of interesting commu-
nieations Among the rest il . letter from
our Montana correspondent.
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= ~ Ankinds ofJob printing, in Eng
lisA, German or Norwegian, executed II
this once. Send in YOUR orders. -
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Fol SA1E.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, can bs had at . great
bargain. Iaquirs ct this ONCE. i
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tho best. Also large stock Of al kinds Of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, 10. :,
: Repairing snd ordered work promptly
sttendaa tp-.s Give us, . call. Rooms, on
s. aernai1 e A. Cloud, opposite Cath
vtsp ~ :9aeugs 5ngf. i:ist sai3acfE bus 3at
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! MEADOW = T LANDS, +

a1ofdingan minated apply Of erass AID
hay.s They re,sasys q aooeas ri Mtses On
Lake SUPERIOR aid tie great pinsries Of
The northern part ri. The etlAe,rvhieh Il.
fords the best and principal markets lbr
cattle in the country. In connection with
stock raising it b necessary Is ca1l' atten.
ton to the fact. that the j.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Il Clrr MARsHAI.-M. Gasp.rd has been
appointed City Marshal, rice Chas. Taylor,
resigned.
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1T. CLOUD nARkHTs.
y. OaIouD 1uA 1lAnxsr.

~ ~ IN Jsvlslt, ~. 4. o. 1ls,yay . 5 g
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n During The season the finest raspber-
lee win be found Ct the City Restaurant
IN any amount desired. III. 81. -
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DAIRY BUSINESS .
greg N vEWf! ef<&
L - YET In its infancy, which 10 shown by
the high prices Of buttses and cheese. aid
the large importations Of those articles q.
cry season from tie Eastern ets19ds
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

Grain Growing Il Stock
Raising a'"1 J.:
.E:s}y,f5[ir "'..
These lands ere unsurpassed in the State,
and are dotted over With iunumerable fteeh
Lakes, and trsversed by hns running
streams. which axe bordered, By IN album
dance Of good
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

ORA11ox.-1n consequence Of Mr.. DON
.sny's speech last evening, the lecture At
the Congregational Church was given up,
but our readers viii be pleased to hear that
nr. Powell viii lecture this evening, and
those who wish to enjoy the treat of hear
Ing him must 80 to night, - he leaves town
tomorrow. Let rs greet him with fun
house.
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- For R8H1.-A store1oom on Waships tou
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire ct this Office. - r.. ID !.
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I NOTICE.

ST. CLOUD. MINNESOTA.
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4 Coon TH1zo.-Thsrs il . growing de-
nand for Alexander L Co.'S tanning mills.
Farmers ars learning that they are smphat-
ieslly the best min in the market, made Of
Arst class material and furnished with the
sine sieve, which sdeetuslly cleans oil oats
out Of wheat. No farmer should be with
out one. Call either at the manuHse4sry
or at 0rovenor l. Co.'S. s'5
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i The st. Cloud JOURNAL has entered on
~ eleventh year. ''Ols'' IL . good boy,
and We hope his dream Of daily may b
realized before snothse eleven years ron
WabssIs Hrslk. '3#a
Not much Of ''dream," Prank. 81,
Cloud II live, growing, prosperous town
Twin soon want the Daily JouluA1, and
Il shall have It. We hope that Nabasha
win then b ss.ding out ito Daily Rsreld
and that "e42" nay DO ito editor. ="
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-13

We wish for its own credit that Stearns
county could boast Of more towns like this.
II all Republicans were as enthusiastic
workers ~ our correspondent, the glorious
day Of political redemption would not be
far off.-ED.1
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CIRCULAR. NIL, nyLAH. GANG, AND
'':'e' Cross Gut Saws.

Every eaw that leaves our factory IL OIL Tempered
and Patent Ground, perfectly true and even and made
of uniform tenper BY our patent tempering process.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01
THE MERCHANTS, NATIONAL.
The Meeting Yesterday and Hts
Results An Effort 10
ResusCitate.

AT a meeting Of the stockholders and
directors of the Merchants National
Bank, held yesterday, it was resolved
that an effort shonld be made to stay all
proceedings in the matter Of winding up
its affairs, and to again resume business.
The Metropolitan Bank of New York
has signifed its willingness by tele-
yrsgh 10 carry what paper they
hold as long IS possible, and
several prominent stockholders have
come forward and offered to advance
money enough to pay of depOsitors and
other Indebtedness, provided such ar
engagements can be entered into
at Washington as will enable
the bank to resume business.
a committee, consisting of Messrs. Par
tee, Smith, Freeman and Woodruff,
were appointed, who leave for Washing
ton to-day. In the meantime, Col. Nc
Kee, the Treasury agent in charge, has
telegraphed the department to await the
arrival OF the committee. Gen. Wilson,
who we learn wishes to be appointed
Receiver, has already left for Washing
ton. It is to be hoped that there will be
no difficulty in making such arrange
ments as will prove entirely satisfactory
to all parties concerned.
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Florence SynodIe.I FemaIe.COiIege.

AONAENAA
| Editors Memphis Appeal:
Knowing that you cherish q lively in
terest in whatever advances the prosper
! ity and well being of the land we
love-" and that you regard education as
most conducive to these ends, and be-
lieving that it will please and possibly
benefit many Of your readers to be in
formed on the subject, venture to COM
municate the impressions made on my
mind while in attendance at recent ex-
animation of the pupils in the Female
College at Florence, Ala, under care of
the Synod of Memphis. This institu-
tion is under the presidency OF Rev. W.
Il. Mitchell, D. D., in whom is found the
highest grade Of those qualifications
which make the successful and able
teacher-eminent scholarship, happy adj
dress, courtIy manners and commanding
presence, sustained by 8 high-toned
Christian character. 1t is situated in the
beautiful and healthy town of Florence,
q place long noted for the wealth, refine
ment and public spirit of its population
and has all the necessary outfits and ar
planes for the comfortable aceomno.
dalton and thorough instruction of M
pils-a well managed boarding DEPART
ment, competent and faithful tutors. a
library, musical instruments, and appa-
psrstus, philosophical and chemical.
Notwithstanding the really hard times.
it is in a hourishing condition, and 8
more cheering exhibition Of youth,
beauty, intellect and promise than the
four days examination presented, can
scarcely be desired. In short, it is a
school where those who have daughters
to educate may safely place them, to re-
ceive all that cultivation Of mind, morals
and manners which make the lady, the
companion and the Christian, after the
taste, fashion and finish of Southern
woman.
Thus much l deem it proper to say, in
commentator of this truly excellent
and worthy institution, but mainly as
Introductory to the view of education
suggested by its exhibition. There were
talent and requirement, expression and
delivery, that justly elected the adn,ira-
ton and applause of the large, intelligent
and very genteel assembly in attend
ance. But that which, to me, peculiarly
marked the exercises, was the efferves-
cence of spirit, as may call it, of pa
triotic sentiments breathing Of appre-
citation and affection for Southern his
toric name and deed-from these virgin /
flowers, fragrant with odors of love for
country and home. Compositions were
read on such subjects as these: "Our
country-Past, Present and Future ,,
sour Fallen Brave )" dearly should We
Cherish the PAST" "Our Country -
which spoke the ntteranees of cherished
memories and attachments, honorable
alike to the head end heart of a South- |
ern woman. This, however, was not
done in rebellious tone or vindictiye as
peFsion.
/ close with en- earnest invocation to
mn cotsstryBlen to foster and patroniss
our own Southern Schools, and s1ch
female high schools as " the Memphis
gynodical Female College" at Florence,
Ala. L. B. CASTOR,
By appointment Of Synod, Visitor.
Corinth Miss, June "a, 1863.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

PROTECTION OF Gladstone days
since there was gathering at No. 81
North Court street, OF the lovers Of hsld-
sports and prominent nimrods In our
city, to form a society for the protection
n game Of sill species, from the threads
~ fndiseriminate sporting or trapping,
y, . I'd out of season. Bronson Bayliss,
Esq. occupied the chair, and com.
yoittee wss appointed to CRAFT constitu-
tion and by-isws for a proposed associ$-
ION With that ebiect in view. The com
mittee report this evening, at half-past
five. at the Office Of Bronson Bsyliss. II
is proposed to call the new club the
aFur. Fin and Feather" Society. All
true lovers OF Geld-sports are invited to
be present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01
SAD ACCIDENT.

Yesterday morning as a butcher was
driving COW along Main street, the an
imal ESCAPED and ran into the alley be
tween the t4reeniaw Opera House and
Malatesta's bar-room, the "Court Re-
cess" Mr.. Malatesta's little girl, a
child about two years old, was playing
In the yard, and the Infatuated animal
made at her and commenced goring her.
One Of the horns .entered the
ehild's mouth and lacerated its
jaw in most terrible manner before
the animal could be driven off. The
wound, although very serious one, IL
not considered fatal, and we sincerely
hope, for the sake Of the parents and the.
little sufferer, that 1t may not prove one
which will disfgure the child through
Iffa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01
MOKTVALE SPRIHGS---lSss

THIS FAVORTE SUMNER RFsSR-. SIT
Il uated in Blgunt county, East Feunes-es.
VIII be opened for the rece pJi0n OF visitors on
tEe LIST OF June.
The marked beneficial results attending the
use OF these waters, in functional Ceranzs-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and shs.i,
aud the cure Of Chronic Diseases. stGesr til.r1
Medicinal Properties
All the accessories for enjoyment and rec-ss-
ton al The best Watering places VIII be foU1d
here
The facilities for reaching aontvale this sea
son VII De increased 5T the extension o. tlis
Knoxville and Charles.On Railroad, nor In
rapid course OF construction, and regular rains
are expected to Be running, BY the time OF
opening % Maryyille, whence PASSENGERS are
distant,
Board reduced, per day, TO g Der week, siz /;
per month, 80 address Tor Pamphlets con-
tsining analysis and description Of waters. &c
mas I'M JOS. L KING, Rockville. Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

AT THE tournament, a few days since,
the name Of our friend Charlie Williams
was dignified after the first tilt by two
cyphers. The way that this happened
was, that Charles horse over-resehed
himself in the fret tilt, and was dis
sbled 80 that he could not make time,
and be vas consequently ruled out. This
statement is due to Charlie and the
% palIsnt grey" that he rode.
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soldby
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GreenbrIer White sulphur Springs
eFsenbrier COuasy. west virginia.

THE undersigned. leseees or this old and. veil
Il known WATEtLRT PLACE auuou1rs
That t5ncOuTaged oy he iibsrsl patron IS -
eelYsd last Sc som thsy have largely zddas u
their accommodation IN comfort and Ep5ear-
Gnee. and are prepared 20 entertain FTFsrsHly
HUNDRED GUESTS.
Ihs Bathing accommodations are In ina o..
Ger. Hot and warm sulphur bEtns 90 - l.
nentiy efhcacious in maRy eases are a. ne
command Of visitors st al hours
In addition to other anauseuaenfz thew bnvs
pruYlder new and elegant BOWL ING a.
Ley and BILLIARD ROOM, cos .5EI elffv To-
called Proi- h0ssn OergeE's celebrated Fill
BRASS RAND haa been engaged for the sssl
SOD. A GCOD LIVERY SrABLEy7In - E.uA
on the premises.
The completion OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road to JJvlngtOn leaves only twenty miles rf
staging. through beautiful mountain coung go
over well graded turapize.
TERMS -Three dollars per day. snd eighty
dollars per month Children unler ten TesFa
OF age and colored servants, half price. white
servants according 70 aCcOmmod ltinns.
ieS I'm PEITUN & co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

MORE LIGHT. several nights
past every Memphian whom business or
pleasure has caused to be out after the
setting of the moon, has had occasion to
complain Of the absence Of gas light on
our streets. This state of affairs was
caused by a slight misunderstanding be-
tween the clerk of the weather and the
4" Almanac man" The slmansc prophe-
sled fair weather and moonlight, and
the clerk of the weather, with his pro.
verbal fickleness and contrariety,p
determined it should be cloudy. The
gas men, unfortunately for Memphis,
have a sort OF contract (which the
sooner il is broken the better for usl, that
when the almanac says moonlight there
is to be no gas furnished. This condition
OF affairs, with a regularly organized
band of thugs among US, and when men
are Waylaid and robbed night after night
on our high streets, is shameful. 1t is
matter in which all aye more or less d.
rectly or indirectly interested, and some
movement should be taken Immediately
by our citizens in the premises.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
eAILEY SPRINeS. ALARAnA-

TlHE proprist5rs OF this Watering Plaza take
pleasure In taforIniHg Their friends and
Sairons that they have CONC leted her Ar
fanseE1euts for the comfort and s-uf oy mem o.
tnelf guests ana that the Motel IS nov open
tor ti-eir reception. TIE efficacy or these
diseases peculiar 70 Females, and al liseds-s OF
The Szin and Kidneys. Is too Wen estauiisned
ball loom I; AID the table VIII be sappijeti vrsrf
me best The county 5G5rus. while tue rsnfuq
n Snoai creek and The na1tluz n ID g1r-
rounding woods present their usasl arrractiCas
20 visitors Route via Memphis ara Cusrles-ou
1aiif oad 70 Florence, thencs Dv rsFulsss- Ssase
Inns 70 the Spr1ngs-nine miles.
FoK descriptive DaEap LET. circular. OF fJr IN
formation respecting special diseases. -siGrsss
ELIAS a IT, Propries4rs,
or II. a. MOODY. ND,
Je@s In Resident Pat siciaR,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

NOTRE DAME DE LA SALErTE.-Owing
to an unavoidable accident, we were COM
PEELED to omit this morning an account
of the exercises at the EeW Memphis
Theater of the ladies and pupils OF Eotre
Dame de Ia SsIette. The house was
crowded, and that with the very best
people of our city, and the whole affair
psssed off most elegantly. We will give
tomorrow the programme And order Of
exercises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

ST. PETERS ORPHANS PICNIC.-This
is to be the affair Of the summer, and we
wish the fact to be kept before the peo-
pie. No expense or trouble has been
spared to render it the most delightful
and attractive affair of the season, and
the object is surely one which should APP
peal to the best feelings Of every heart.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

A SPLENDID LIGHT.-In these days Of
bad gas and worse lamps, it is really re-
freshing to come across something that
we can rely upon to illumine the most
tenabrous and darksome passages of
every dsy or every night life. Messrs.
o. F. Prescott & Co. have got the very
thing that is wanted in thsshspe Of their
new burners for coal oil lamps. We
have tried them and pronounce them the
thing-giving more light, using less oil,
and generating less heat than any light
Known TO US. Try them.
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jeI4daw1m

Early MaErisges.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by ber.eV-
client Physicians, sent by mail in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
ma2l Sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

ST. MARY's.-Father SCHNEIDER con-
tinues TO canvass with una bated vigor the
right and title of st. Mary's to big
show OF the fourth, at Ford's Place,
Chelsea. We admit the summons, and
will try to put in an appearance at the
time and place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

The STELLA ACADEMY.-Miss Lottie
Downing, the Superintendent Of this in
stitute, has requested us to announce
that there viii be an examination of her
school this evening, at the Academy, No.
lC3 DeSoto street. The friends and Tels-
tves of her pupils are invited to be
present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

ENsIoNs & Son have received the AL
bum, Record, MunrOe Dime, No. 126,
Pen and Pencil, Sporting Times, Wa
verify, Wilkes all the Muhlbach Novels,
paper covers, also bound Harper's Ba-
gar, all the New York and Western
daiIies, and the Budget of Fun, for Au-
crrat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01
Dr.. MOrffmOre at BueRa Vista Springs,
RusseIIEIiIs, Kenfaeky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, To-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until Ist of October
next at this favorite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto-
fore 1 Will still devote my attention 10 treat
ment of all the various forms Of CHRoNIC DIs-
EASES, especially to Diseases Of The Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. as also all the various
affective forms of FEMALE DISEASES.
leo dStWRw3D ID. MORTIMORE, NJ. d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-01

IT'S feared that the little negro boy,
who was burt by horse at the Masonic
Picnic on the oath uIt., will die. The
fracture of his limb is Of so serious a ma
tUre, that smputatiOn has become neces-
sary, and the attendant surgeon says
that erysipelss is almost certain 70
apsua