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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04
Kentucky SchOOI Of Medicine,
LOUISVILLE, KY.

u. X. Ewing, NJ. D., GEO. D. PRENTICE, ESQ
THos L. BARREr, ESQ. j. W. KNIGHT, NJ. D.,
W. Z. THOMPSON, ESQ, H. A. HUGHES, sec'y.
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ing report of our Coffee market for week ending
this evering is from the circular OF 81. I. Ions
dale, coffee broker, viz:
Imports from Rio de Janeiro, from lstJuly, 1857,
to 3Oth june 1868, lis 5l9 bags; same period pre-
vious year, l49l bags; increase 10 lssI-6S,
Is 02s bags. Arrivals this week, none: Imports
rom LIST July last to date, none. safes during past
week none. St0ck-Rio in importers hands this
day, $3.50 bags. Quotations l7@l74c., gold
duty paid; good fair. l64@l6sc.. gold duty
paid; common. 15a@lec., gold duty paid. Sold
quotation this day, l44l. Remarks -Markesquiet;
quotations nom'nsL ot 1fl =
WEEKLY QUOTATIONS. OF HIDES Ero.-The follow
ing % iron the weekly circular Of hessrs. Hay d
Meble for the week ending this evening;
Steer hides. city slaughter, over So bs., y ID.
alc; steer hides. city slaughter. 20 10 "a h., q
n Ole; steer hides, city slaughter, under 10 bs,
a. H. "a: COW hides. city slaughter, as they run,
itsc ~ ~; kps. city slaughter. 20 70 q bs. l2t1
1885, a h kips city slaughter, Is TO 80 bs, lie D
~; calf skins city slaughter. sl@l Is; country
hides, flint, 20 to Is fbs., ls@lsac. y h; country
hides flint damaged, half price beeswax, prime
yellow, $50. y h OK horns, large Texas, each,
&c.; tallow, l0@llc. U ID.
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q q. PALM EN- q UO..
0 o PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. L. q ooxJ
Wholesale Dealers
Paper. Envelopes and Bags.
See a % and " a.np street Esv erlssnsL u

A Bow ER-kO. IS CARONDELET StREkT-
N .Commission and fUrv srong Merchant Liberal cash
advances made cotton Western produce con
signed my friends hessrs Bruce Simpson Co, Liver
pool hessrs Cary MacariAnd Co. Liverpool and Lon
don; Nessr O. Bsineken PAlmore, eev York Messrs H.
Sloan Seps Phlsdsl his; Nessrs Corona Co, Mem
phis Messrs ChOute<a Edwards Sc Louis; Msssrs Hall
Long, Louisville, and Mr.. c. Il. Jordan Galveston.
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crry or yu.psasos. August %. 1875

Crry or yEsBsRsos, August %, 1883.
Arrived during the past week-l66l Texas
Beeyes, FOL Calves and Yesrlinss. 1874 Hogs, 4SI
sheen 26 Mich Cows. Sold-l709 Texas Beeves.
99l Calves and Yearings, l44 Hogs AIS Sheep ahd
rs Mulch Cows stock on sale-6S4 Texas Beeves,
1856 Calves aud Yearngs, lSS Hogs, ss2 sheep
md 90 Mileh Cows. We uuOte:
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsine.
3RINlUIT A CO. CHEMISTS. PARIS

PBPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Csrvssr
seisn hs majesty the Emperor Of the French Is tn.
Gastric Juice itself rather the digestive principle purified
digests fUOu in the stomach Nhed by zome cause
other supply digestive uid too small the inevitable
c,nsequences bad d eson gsstrt- gsstrags inhan
q the OF stomach and bowels heart
burn. ptuite Rnamla ss Of strength and Gin females
oh Oross The Elixir Of Pepeine which sanctioned the
Of the Paris cademy Of speedily
ali such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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lKENCn MEDICINES
-rEKrARkD BY
GRIMAULT a. CO., CHEMISTS,
Is RUE RIoHELIEg, PARIs

Asthma, Oppression. Dyspn@a.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIcA,
PREPARED GRx.gLr a Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments IN France England and Germs have
that the Gig sovereign nedy for the
distressing affections, especially when Beadonna
suamonum opium nave tailed TO give relief
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APPROVED By TUE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
Burin du Buisson's IodIde OF Iren and Man
Ganeso Pills.

The treatment cbieoc scrOfuous affections always
onR and usual ions Of which
unrequently M t. The tomsch not being aoe 70
support them researches of Professors Hsnnon Of
Gensoul aud fetequin OF Lyons; serseus and
usseau Of arts have demonstrated that this Ian entAoe
iure the abrence OF Manganese which as well
As Iron IA an Of the blood These Pis
therefore supply import deficiency Therapeutics and
have received the appreciation OF the Academy
Of Medine the pn'ipa scis ntihe bodies They are
certainty OF against Choosis dreen
Skpe stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Bood and lr
pref rabe the pills Of odide
In al anemie scrofaous and cancorous snec
\ siOne.
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COMMON COUNCIL.
REeULAR SESSION.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
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No More Cepaiba and Cubebs,
GRIHAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT Oh
NATICo VEGETABLE
Whsrs medicines failed, these preparations
viii always eject These insure rapid and extsordnay
cure OF severe chronic Of private disea
hospitals Of Paris, BY the ceebrsed Dr.
found greatly superior "a all bill eo Known
Copaba and Cubebs The inectisn
sea In recent md capsules In more chronic oaseA
syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron,
-PREPARKD
GRIMAULr co.,
Chemists TO II. l. II. Prince Napoleon, PARA
This medicine presents agreeable form, the active
of Perussn Bark, the best OF tones CONFINED
with Iron the pr ncIpal Of the blood IL Is pre-
ribsd BY the eminent phy,cans OF Paris 20 cure
oross Sckness) facilitate the deveopment OF
unR females health aud vgOr TO the system
In rapidly the distressing stomach com
pants leuc0rrhes which ladies' are
usrzes and facilitates lie how or the
amena and 10 also excellent for pale lynpnate sno
ser full children. Lastly excites the zppste premot
extremely beneficial TO all persons whose
blood impoverished by illness long and dtneut
The effects Of this Syrup are at once certain
and speedy.
Depot General In New Orleans at
80 Chart-es street.
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ToBAoco-we have no improvement to note IN
the market under this heading. Transactions
during the week under review have been confined
10 small lots at rates which do not disclose any
departure from prices ruling for some time past,
and owing TO the continued scarcity Of vessels
from foreign ports, buyers have throughout
evinced little disposition to operate to any extent.
We continua to reDOrt:
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costs. He paid s5 rs on account aud
pawned his coat as collateral for the
balance.
James Geison, a coIored institu-
ton, was accused Of allowing billiards
to be played on his premises after II
o'clock Saturday night, for which he
was fined $5, with 81 05 costs.
Peter Berg and Fred. Wolf were
charged with having committed an
assault aud battery each. 1t appear
ed, from the evidence, that two Irish
men had gone into Berg saloon and
asked for whisky, Not having the
money to pay for it they were refused,
whereupon they became contuma,j
eious and vituperative. Berg ordered
them out. and, upon their hesitating,
Wolf stepped around the counter and
knocked one Of them down The
other then drew chair on Berg who
knocked him, down. The Recorder
concluded that Berg had some iusti-
feation,- as he seemed to be acting in
self defense, and 6ned Wolf So, with
81 20 costs 18
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PERsoNAL.-A. T. Whlttlesey, Esq,
left yesterday morning for the Ma
tional Democratic Convention. by the
way of Washington. He intends be-
ing on the ground early and will not
constitute one Of the formidable Pen
dleton escort from the Northwest.
The truth is, Mr.. Whittlesey is more
for some other man than Mr.. Pendle-
ton aud he casts the vote of the First
Congressional District. The Indian
apolis Sentinel may stick pin there.
- Samuel Langley. Of Kentucky. r.
T. Kercheval, of Rockport, and
Judge Swaar. attorney Of the e & C
Railroad, were in the city last night
w. w. Crawford, therenowned corn
king of Louisville, is in the city. = 2
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THr Jnsr,C,Es, CouR,,r,s-There was

The JUsrfoEs CeURFs.-There was
a great dearth in the several Justices
Courts yesterday, and not a single
case was consummated.
Several warrants were issued by
Esquire Walker, but returns have not
been made. There was one case be-
gun that promises TO be prolix. pro-
miscuous and interesting. Itall orig
mates from Mr. Browns pet coon.
Mr.. B. is the happy possessor. of a pet
coon, said to be an exceedingly fat,
sleek and docile coon. But day or
two ago, IN moment of irritation or
indigestioni it bit neighbor s child
on the hand. The wrath of the father
was kindled, and he visited Brown
and denounced the coon. B.. ae-
knowledging the business Of his au-
ger, told him to kill the coon. He took
his pistol and fred three Intellectual
shots at the pet. He then changed
weapons, and was about to attack the
coon with shovel. Mrs. Brown con
sidering this an unchristian and hea-
thenish weapon, interfered and COM
manded him to desist, when straight
way his wrath turned towards her,
and he was about to attack her with
the shovel. Brown thought this was
exceeding his contract, and he, too,
entered the arena. His neighbor be-
came vituperative, whereupon Brown
thrashed him. For thus defending
his wife and his pet coon, Brown(was
taken before some magistrate and
fined. He now files his affidavit,
charging the other party with pro-
voking the assault and battery.
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pIoyed a German to fish it out He
tried for some time without success,
and then went to obtain a pair of
graphing irons. While he was absent
the old lady threw herself into the
well. Upon his return the German
let down his graphing hooks, and the
old lady, seizing hold of them, called
out to him: What are you doing
that foI, when the German dropping
his rope. and screaming at the top of
his voice, took to his heels as If the
Old Nick were after him. His cries
aroused the neighbors, who fastened
to the spot, discovered the perilous
condition of the old lady and rescued
her as above stated. The frightened
German, we are told, did not close
his eyes during the whole night, his
nerves being entirely unstrung by the
shock he had received. - $3.50
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EARLY AND MAGNIFICENT Cue

EARLY AND MAGNIFICENT CUcUM-
BERs.-Mr. William Clark, an old
gentleman who has a little place on
the Fourth Avenue Road, just beyond
the city limits, showed us yesterday
three cucumbers which he had grown
this season, which, for magnitude and
beauty, surpassed any specimens of
that succulent fruit chat we have ever
seen. The three were of nearly equal
size, regularly shaped, and quite
smooth and fresh looking. Theshort-
est one measured III inches, and the
largest 127 inches in length, and the
latter measured inches in circumfer-
enee at the largest part. The seeds
we're planted on the 18th of March,
and the vines and cucumbers grown
under glass.
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Every Violation

ca6she laws of health invariably .ent tails it's
@wu punishment, and the warnings adj
MHfnistered by the faithful monitor PAIN
usrnot be neglected with in punity. II It's
mdmonitions were Needed, and the proper
E@medx immediately reSorted to, vast
AmOunt of suffering would be prevented
and dang diseases aYerteds w heu the
head tnrObs, the lip become parched, and
Inc cheek is burning the warning Is Civ
Eu> neglect is then dangerous. In the vast
SfOEshouse Of nature may be found reIne-
Dies for all the different maiadies that
MEfRict m a MIND, without reSort1ng to per-
EzicB0us minerals. The best of these medt-
zfzsal agents have bee n Incorporates IN
sase preparation known as HOSTETTER'S
ZION ACHr B4TTERSs- and offered as q
sEsa. remedy TO those suffering from the
-rariOus forms of fever. This medicine has
steadily and surely won its way into the
cOan ence of the public, and has received
The garmest encOmiums from the press
and people throughout the Union. As
gAlaable tonic for the cure OF Dyspepsia,
E3saTztencs, Constipation, and general ner-
gpus debility, It cannot be approached.
Every day, new cases of It's great effect are
o6TOnicled through our publics journals.
There Is nothing equal to the enjoyment
Witch the afflicted experience when using
1hfS valuable specific. Its mild tone, its
gzFe and vigorous action upon a disordered
1s0mach, and the cleansing of the entire
1uznan body, should r commend ii to all
1&asSes Of our commuL ity.
Ea
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HD- I am now receiving my second
stock of Summer Goods, comprising
all the new and desirable styles of
Boots, Shoes, Polish Balls, Button
Boots, Side,lace Caters, &c, &C.
Having bought my second stock
after the Spring tradelwas over, am
enabled to sell goodsat very reasoua-
bic prices Any one in want of a
Boot or Shoe. nice, fashionable and
cheap, will call at the great Shoe En-
poriun, 90 Main Street. a8s hs5area
An endless assortment Of Ankle
Ties OF all colore on hand, very beau
tiRliJ j. S. RIgKERlT
jun4-1t
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B9~ There is on exhibition at
Seantlin 4 Sons Stove Store, No. 9
Main Street Marble Hal), the Auto
matte Clothes Washer and Boiler,
one of the best inventions of the day.
Its working is truly wonderful, and
housewives are astcnished at a ma
chine which will perform, without
assistance, the family washing. The
cost is trifing, and every family can
afford one. To be appreciated. how
ever, it must be seen; and we guaran-
tee that those who will take the
trouble to call at the store will be
we'll repaid. iun4 dit
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THE FESTIVAL TONIGHT. = We
hope no one will forget the Festival
to be given to hight dn the Concert
Hall of the Opera building, adjoining
the JouRNALa Office. by the ladies of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church. Elaborate preparations are
being made. and it is designed to be
one. of the most pleasant and attrac-
tive affairs Of the kind ever known
in this. city The cause is one that
comnends itself to Ill our citizens.
and we expect to see Concert Hall
crowded tonight. trs..8g..
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B~ / hope that my friends and
customers will remember that
Wednesdays, Thursdays, or Fri
days, are better days on which to
buy boots and shoes than Saturdays.
/ want every one treated with polite
ness and attention, but it cannot be
done on Saturdays. and, besides, a
great many have to go away every
Saturday without being waited upon
at all. j. s. RIoKER.
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CoLoRED SCHooL.-Thef colored
school, corner of Fifth and Chestnut
Streets, closes its school yearlon to-
morrow, Friday, June 9Th, with a re-
view of the several classes The
friends of general education, and
those who deny or doubt the intel
leetual capacity of colored people. are
respectfully invited to attend.
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CoLLtsIoN-There was a collision
on the corner of Main and Second
Streets yesterday evening, that might
have proved serious, and which was
the resalt-of grossly careless er-ma-
lioious driving on the part of dray-
man, who was driving up Main Street.
AS he was crossing Second Street
Col. 6. W. German and Mr.. Henry
Jaquess-who were in a buggy-were
driving down Main Street, and as
they were turning into Second Street
the dfyman drove directly towards
the lamp post on the coreer, the
shafts Of the dray striking "a end Of
the buggy seat, knocking Doth the
men out on the opposite side. For
tunateIy neither of them were seri-
ously injured. When the shafts of
the dray struck the seat of the buggy
they glanced over, one passing before
and the other behind Col. German.
Had one of them struck him he
would have been seriously, perhaps
fatally. injured Such acts of care
less driving should be severely pun
ished. It is of too frequent occur
renee
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcLDE.-We learn
that an old lady, mother of highly
respectable family Of Princeton: who
has been for some lime past partially
insane, attempted TO commit suicide
on Tuesday night BY preeipitating
herself iuto5a well about thirty feet
deep. She was, however, rescued
without having suffered any Serious
llnJarY- HGs 8sIlEH 81 -
With this melancholy affair is con
1n9ected another ofo.as rather comic
character .a ~ s-
A man had lest his well bucket in
the above mentioned well, aud en-
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SPEAKING. AT PRINCETON. = The
Grant Club of Princeton was address
ed IN Tuesday night by Captain H. G..
Gooding, of this city. In conse-
quence of the heavy storm the at
tendance was not as large as usual,
but was still quite large The speech
is represented by the Princeton C7or-
ion as one of the .happiest political
efforts that Princeton has experienced
for some time. It speaks of the
speech in terms of the highest eulogy
AS speech well calculated to open
the eyes of thoughtless Democrats
and wavering Republicans, and con-
cludes by saying:
Captain .Gooding is young man Of
decided ability, and possesses an ora
torical power well calculated to dis
play to advantage vigorous aud eul-
tivated intellect ----.a..z--sa'-
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JOHN RoBINsoN's Circus AND Me
NAGERIE The great attraction on
the streets yesterday was the parade of
John ROBINSON immense circus and
geological caravan. The procession,
led by the band in their magnificent
chariot, followed By the performers
and attaches on horseback, the ele-
plant, dromedary, ponies and mules
on foot, and the other animals in
wagons, reached distance Of four or
Eve squares, and an innumerable host
of infantiles. Juveniles, and some SER
viIes followed on foot as they made
the circuit of the city The attend
ance at the afternoon exhibition was
the smallest we remember to have
seen at a circus in this city At night
the crowd was larger, but still not as
large as usual. The tightness of the
times have manifestly an influence on
the lovers of the " horse opera The
performances were of a very superior
character. Mr. Kelly won immense
applause by his incompatible leaping,
and the negro horseback rider was
loudly cheered The animals com
prise some of the noblest of the king
dom of beasts. They show at Hen
derson this afternoon and evening.
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STONING NEGROES. The young
conservatism of the city crops out
every now and then in the refined
amusement of stoning negroes. A few
days ago a bevy of young candidates
for the penitentiary and the gallows
were before the, Recorder on charge
of having INDUCED in such refined
amusement On Tuesday evening,
eight or ter, boys of from Il to~17
years of age, attacked a negro, who
was quietly pursuing his way home,
on the corner of Second and Oak
Streets, and pelted him vigorously
with. large gravel. Not relishinga the
sport, the negro fired back, and the
war grew lively, when suddenly a po-
liceman appeared on the scene of ae-
ton aud arrested the negro. A gen
tleman who had witnessed theswhole
proceeding, told the policeman the
facts of the case. and to his credit be
it spoken, he set the negro at liberty.
The young knpves in the meanwhile
had run away. While the combat
ragged, bowlder thrown by one Of the
boys barely missed most excellent
lady living in the vicinity. sa
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PRoMoTED.-W. Durand, formerly
editor and publisher of small paper
at Smithland, Kentucky, and more
recently an America GermaAie lee
turer, is now business manager of
John Robinson's circus aud menag.
erie. He paid our Office a business
visit yesterday, and is looking as fine
as silk. -n
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LOCAL NOTICES.

O.. A. Ron Friday evening next,
June 9Th, 1868, at SO clock, a meet
ing of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie will be held at Turner Hall, for
the purpose of taking steps to cele-
brate the Fourth of July. A full
attendance is desired.
jun4 2tl LOUIS KoEHLER, P. G.
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Too HIGH.-We are told that the
value placed on the Goldfnch in our
report yesterday of her destruction
was entirely too high. Her owners
valued her at $1,000 or $1,000. We
are also told that she was insured for
only $4,000, but that is not fully con-
firmedE ~ NH =. E.EEaA.Ea
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To Cistern Builders.

~ necessary mater ais aud the building
OF two cisterns of $50 barrels ca pacity each,
for the new High School building; also,
two privy vaults. CisternS to be Warrant-
ed for one year. Bids VIII be received up
10 Saturday, the 9th inst, by s#u
L. s. CLARK,
je3-dtd Gifr Sup't of the Works
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Storm NEAR aTERRE IfAUTE-
TRAINS DEBAYED.-We were inform
ed last evening that terrible storm
occurred in the vicinity of Ferre
Haute on Tuesday night, The track
of the Terre Haute & Richmond Rail-
road was, washed away IN one place,
and the train due az II P. II. Tues
day, did not arrive till yesterday
morning, and the train from Rock
vile was far behind time. The train
arrived 6efeaast might on time, but
did not make its Indianapolis con-
nections.
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Loousrs1N THE crrYGWs yester-

LoousrsIN THE erTESWs yester-
day heard a veritable seventeen year
locust singing his legendary song in
the city. The burden of the song in
Dictated that his ancestors had flourish
ed in the days of Pharaoh il the land
of the Pyramids and the Sphynx.
From our exchanges We learn that
these septendecennial visitants are
abounding III many parts of this State
as far north as Terre Haute, and also
about Louisville.