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TEMPERANCE MEETING The
friends of Temperance will hold pub
lie meeting in the Court House, on
Wednesday evening, the 29th of April,
Court week. The meeting will be
addressed by a number of persons. The
ladies of Bedford Lodge ofGood Temp
lars will entertain the audience, at in
tervals, with choice vocal music. The
public, and especially all friends of
Temperance, are invited to attend.
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3ltW Advertisements.

GUNNER SCHOOLS.-The under
- signed will open Summer Session in the 81
Mon School" House, commencing Monday May
18th to continue eight weeks. Those who are de-
sirous Of becoming teachers, receive instruc
ton in the Theory of Teaching, with any other
branches they desire to pursue All grades Of
scholars will be admitted.
J. NJ REYNOLDS,
apr24f s. j. JORDAN.
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BEDroRp. April I6, 1868.

bEDFUkDi AptII IU' IOOo'
DR.. c.. n. HICKOK, chairman, Bedford
co. S0idierS' Monument association:
DEAR SIR:-There have come into
my hands, for the Monument Associa-
ton, as follows:
From Henry F. Smith, one of the Execs-
tive Committee Of 81. Clair tp., $33 so
From c. s Faxon, Esq, and Capt, l.. b.
Waltz, Ex. Com. of Liberty tp., 20 80
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lngdon at 440 p. M, and arrives at Saxton at
6.S3 p. m.
Mail Train leaves Mt. Dallas at LOO p. m, ar
rives at Huntington at II p. m; leaves Hunt
ingdon at $50 a. M. and arrives at Mt Dallas a
lI.O5 a.
THE SOLDIERS MONUMENT AssoCI-
ATION.-There are a great many fiatu-
lent people in all communities, who are
always doing the "wind-wOrk" of some
project, or other, bat who expect 9th
ers to be the heWers Of wood and draw
eTS of water when the real work comes
To be done. 1t is an easy matter to
hold a public meeting, appoint officers
and committees, and then rest upon
the laurels gained in making a speech
or offering "A resolution. This is gen.
orally the Alpha and the Omega of our
railroad meetings." and it is about
the whole history of the effort to erect
q monument to the Soldier Dead of
Bedford county. Mark you, we do
not say that the officers and commit
tees appointed by the public meeting
which started this project, did not do all
that could be reasonably expected from
them. The Chairman and Treasurer,
and the committee for this borough,
We know, did what they could to Oh
tain contributions. But nine of every
ten who were loud i'll their praises of
the ''nOble object" &C., when it was
first spoken of, and who were instru-
mental in calling public attention to it,
forgot the next day after the public
meeting, that it was a part OF their
business to push the matter. They
had helped to do the ''wind-wOrk," :"
and they concluded that that was their
share. 1t is shame that the praise
worthy purpose of the Soldiers MOnu-
ment Association, has not been accom-
plished, but its want Ofsuccess is owing
neither to the inactivity of the Off
GERS, nor the parsimOny Of the people.
The secret of its failure lies in the fact
that there are too many "wind-bagS"
and too few workers. We call atten-
ton to the communication of DR.. G.
n. HickOk, of this place, Chair
man of the Association, which will be
found in another column, from which
it appears that the sum of $54.40 was
paid into the Treasury, and that, too,
by the "disloyal'' districts OF St. Clair
and SaXton.
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UTANTED-EVERYWHERE.-Good
w Agents for our new work Home Book of
Wonders = also for "a New Family Photograph
Bible" For terms, address A. BRAINARD,
Hartford CT
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The above is all l have any knowi-
edge of, as collected in the county, for
the building of Soldiers Monument
The amount from st. Clair tp., have
paid back to Mr.. Smith, and | hold the
contribution from Liberty tp., ready
to be returned to any one authorized
to receive it, as it is evident, from the
poor responses made to the repeated eff
forts Of the Central Committee, that
the Monument is not to be built.
Very Truly Yours,
II. NICODEMUS Treas.
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and selling every description of Dry And Fancy
Goods Plated Ware, Jcwelry, Watches, Sewing
Machines, &c, for the uniform price of ONE
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Thayer's bill, to regulate and fix the mil
itary establishment of the United States,
amends the act to increase and fill the
military establishment of the United
States by repeating section 10, which
fixes the number of captains in the quar-
termaster's department at thirty, and the
number of majors at fifteen, and pr0hib-
its the filling of vacancies until the num-
Der of such officers is so reduced,
JACKSON, June 30.-The second day of
the election closed here with Radical
majority of 6l6 in this county. The reg
istered cOlored majority in Kinds county
is I700. The election will not close
throughout the State for several days.
Full returns have been received from but
few counties. Some of the Radical
strongholds are yet to be heard from.
The Democratic majority up to the pres
time is 2,7SI.
Boston, June 30.-Gov. Bullock has
issued orders rendering official honors to
the remains Of Rear Admiral Bell and
Lieut.. Commanders Reed and Mckenzie,
which will be removed from the Navy
ward tomorrow. A funeral cortege will
accompany the bodies through the city
to the depot, and minute guns will be
fred.
MONTREAL, June 30.-The Canada
Engine Works have contracted with the
Government for rfie-range steel plates.
The Mayor has issued a proclamation
making Wednesday holiday.
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References given By Permission

Aun, Pollard & Renick, Bankers, st. Louis.
Daniel G. Taylor, ex Mayor Of st. Louis.
Butchers and Droyers' Bank, st. Louis.
Peoples Savings Association.
Edward :. Piummer, Memphis, Tenn.
BCatmen's savings Institution, st. Louis, No.
John II. Andrews, ex-SheliR OF St. Louis
county. Mo.
Lavelle. Wa ner & Co., proprietors Southern
Hotel, st. Louis, NO.
jules Vale, OF the firm of Chouteau, Harri.
son & Vale.
Erastus Wells, President Accommodation
Bank, st. Louis
Hon. William TRussig.
Charles y. Meyer.
A. Krieckhaus, Pr sideut City Council
Joseph Deggendorf, City Comptroller.
q. W. Dreyer.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
From the Galveston Daily News
THE NEWTIAEE.
BY Mss MoLI1E E. MOORE.

AAkE NEh
BY MISS MOLLIE E. MOORE
The heart of the Old-Time faffeth,
tAh the old, imperial TimeD
Fails like strong wind spent. yea fails
Like the heart Of dying chimei
All, but her reign was splendorl
With its gTandly royal sightsl
It's waving f1ags and its keen, straight words
And its press OF plumed Knights
Her palace walls are written
With the names Of vanquish'd gods,
And the blood of defeated Iyrannies
Is red on her seourgtng-rodsl
She dies with her sword unsbeath'd,
Let her lie in the tomb of kings,
with the conquered knights and the folded
flags,
And the old, memorial tbingsl
The heart Of the Old-Time faileth,
But the New-Time entereth,
Serene and iair. and the words go down
And the striving hosts take breath!
The old-Time goes like sunset,
With imperial splendor on;
But the New-Ttme comes Ike the Holy Child,
Bearing nor sword nor crown!
Tn voice of the Old Time sounded
Like a trumpet call to arms!
But the voice o. the New lime trilleth out
over the worlds alarms
Like the -" Mary" Of the Angel
Unto the Mother Of God
She hath love IN her hand like SUM- her feet
With hope and with gladness shod
On, Poets, who sung in the OId-Time,
With prophecies Of this,
Sweep over youl harps with golden rhyme
And a song of milennial bliss
For the heart Of the Old-Time faileth,
But the New-Tims waxeth strOEgt
The strong WIND pants into nOthlneness,
But the light breeze blOWeth long!
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r q S S ELLIS
DisIGlsarY, larmaFY and Drug Store,
Mes. 40 aud AZ North Court ST.,

MS Ac1N EsooEEs.
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~ FIRAARY, the largest and oldest institu-
tlon of the KIND in the southwest, established
in 1853, pleasantly located AZ Nos 40 ana AZ
north slde Of COurt Square, Memphis, Team, Is
open for The reception of patients desiring
treatment and The comforts OF a homs while
receiving the. same. Patients also treated at
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Ia acknowledged by all parties interested As
by far The MIST SUCCESSFUL PLY SICIAN
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Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
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North Court street., under the Dtspensary.
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MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO TO $4,000 each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII be Donated TO the Orphans OF st.
Louis, Missouri.
DETAILS OF THE DRAWING

A suitable Committee Of Responsible Gentle
men viii be selected to conduct the drawing
and awarding Of the prizes, on the day APP
pointed, 1T MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
on the following plan
one hundred thousand numbers, represent
ing the Certificates issued, VIII be placed in one
the names OF the prizes, to-wit: PaSrhaii
House, etc, VIII be pla9eu in another. From
these wheels a nun Der and a prize will be
drawn 81 tue same time, and the number
drawn wiIl take the prize drawn with it.
The prizes viii be ready for delivery upon
the result of the award being known, and the
persons by whom the ten real estate p-izeS are
drawn, viii receive GeeJs TO the same, with
title clear and unencumbsTed.
AL money received upon the sale OF these
Certificates viii be placed in respoE sible bank
ing houses ef st. Louis Missouri. where IL Will
remain, 70 the credit OF the Association, until
after the drawing takes place.
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Von- Resident Notice.
In the CT cult Court Of shelby County.
7 s Harvas W r. = AEOrrsso,,

In the CT oait Court Of shelby County.
J. S. Harvey VS.. G. s. Morrison.
1T appearing from affidavit in this causs thai
L the defendant, Q. 5. Morrison has removed
nom the state OF Tennessee SO that the oriIn-
AIRY process Of law cannot be served upon him
Il IS therefore ordered that ne make ais aD-
pearance herein, at the C0urtbOuSe ia tie civ
OF Memphis, Tennessee. within las drst three
days OF The Circuit CoErt, to be held at tie
Courthouse on the foErth Monday IN May,
lS6s, and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainsut's bill, or the same Will be taken
for confessed as to him and set for hear
ing eCparte, and that copy Of this order BE-
published once week for fOg- successive weeks
In the Memphis Post.
A cOpy-Attest:
ii. D. Z. STEWART, Clerk,
Haynes, Stockton q Haynes, Solicitors 10
Com plRinant- sp9 IsEfy
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Creditors and Nom ResiCzent
Notice,

In Chsucery Court OF Memphis Tennessee.
No, 2435, Y. Il. DIV. n. Wflkerson, ct al. VS..
The Franklin Insurance and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
In this cause it appearing that defendants 10
ssph +. Imhs- John +. Meyer and louis Eusz
(1rm OF s. Imbs Meyer : Fusz >, are nOn-resi-
dsuts OF the state CT tennessee: It is therefore
ordered ~ the Court, that they make their au-
Peara0ee herein, on or before the drst Monday
In May, lS4SS, and plead, answer or deruur to
compliments bill, or the same will be taken
fOr confessed rs 70 them, and cause set fer
hearing ex parte. It is further orderef. that an
persons claiming TO be creditors or having any
character OF demands, against the Franklin
Insurance and Banking Company or Menu hfs %
shall Immediately come into this Court and
have themselves made parties to this suit, and
file their claims with the Clerk and Easter
with proper evidence OF the sa1ae, that they
may severaiiy recover taeiF rRtabls shares OF
the aase IS OF said Com p2ny, to be distributed in
this csuse and that copy OF this order be
published in the Memphis Daily Appeal fyr
three % months from this date.
March 10, 1855.
A copy-attest; A.AISTON, @. and II.
r. J. BLACK. ID. @. and NJ.
Estes, Jackson q McDayitt, and 4 Burke Pick
EFT. Solicitors mill Sm
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WT Z. WARDS SEMINARY Tor Young La
w dies has maintsi med, Tor three years, a
mont rank among Lie airy Institutions. II is
nov believed to De the LEADING SCHOOL in
the south in point Of numbers and general IA
cation.
The Boarding equals any private table. The
hu4ding Is magnificent The Music, French,
Cassie ana English Departments unsurpasSo
The next session will open Sept. 30 1865
Catalogue, with full particulars, sent Oh april
cation. w. 4. WARD, Principal,
iell-lY Nashville Tenn,
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NOTICE.

Persons ordering Certificates by mail can
send greenbacks to the amount OF ten dollars
in registered letters. and postoifice or ether
drafts, psyab bic 10 our order, 7 larger amounts,
at our risk, with address OF town, county and
state carefully written.
Certificates may be had at the office of the
Manager, AIS, Walnut street, and of the follow
ing agents: Alex. Kelsey proprietor OF the
Pascban House; John King. Ill North
Fourth street; Planters House Sa-
loon Boogher BROTHERS. Jewellers,
los south Fifth street, under the Southern Ho-
tel C. NJ. Caswell, Cigar Store, corner Fourth
and Walnut streets; Torrey's Bookstore, 10
North Fourth street, Oppo lite the Court House;
W. II. Tilford, Photographic Goods Il North
Fourth street; d. Adams, Southern Hotel
Saloon J. H Cook, News Stand, Southern
Hotel; NJ B Syford, News Stand, st. Nicholas
Hotel; g. B. Wintle, Bookstore, 6l0 Washing
Ton avenue.
BK~Ail orders for Certificates and commune
cations should be addressed 10
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IInternal ReYanue Taxes.
Co1LzcroR's OFFICE srH DIST. TENN,
afEafPHIg Iune g. 1e69

IOLLELIUkE UFNINE cIIL Ili7As ILNo.s
MKllPHIs, June 8, 1858. /
rrorICE Is hereby given that the Annual
n Issf ~ Taxes on Income Business or Pro-
<%sNs,nns Carriages, Watchss, etc. etc, for this
TJsf~fef has been returned 70 me by the ASSES
- ard IN PERSONS are uot aed that said Taxes
,Te now due and payable-
pavmenfs IN this city ard county must be
made os- ore the lst day OF uly, 81 my once, or
80 tioaai orsis and penalties VIII accrue.
ROLFE = akuNpEHss, Collector,
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the District Court or the United States, for
the Dissricf OF West Tennessee. IN the matter
OF Benjamin BOxhorn, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy.
THE undersigned. assignees of the estate Of
/ Bsnjanin Bexhorn, Bankrupt will sell, as
public autfon. at the store, "a Front street,
Memphis on TUhSD AY, June 8, lSeS, the sock
Of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, etc. nov In
said store. Sale to commences 81 10 o'clock an
Goods to be delivered immeG iatsly, aud q de-
post in cash to be made en- bidding on goods.
OSCAR WOOLDHIDGE,
WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
AsSignses
~. rccc r-,.soy- "a
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EDUCATIONAL.
KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
six MILES SOUTH or FRASKFORT).
Col. B. r. P. ALLEN, superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

TUE 2Sd Acadenical year Of this Institute
i VIII begin on Monday, september 7, ie05.
TkRMS Three hundred and nfty dollars
$3.50 per ACCIDENTAL year Of ~ weeks
Refer 20 Messrs Parker Ward 81 Co., Mem
pbis, Tenn from whom Ca alogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. r. 7. r.
ALLEN, s perintenu ent, FRrmdale, Franklin
county XIV iel2 dawSrn
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Awarding Of Prizes on July LIST
MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
First Prize,

Walnut streets, st. Louis, No; Lot 81 feet front
by III deep, has four stones, sixty fine rooms
also, I'VE elegant stores These, together with
the Hotel, are bringing a rent OF $1,000 per an
mum. This magnificent house, with furniture
complete, is
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EOurfh Prize.
VALUED Al

The fine Mansion of the late Judge R. W.
Wells Jefferson City, Missouri. TwO-story
BRICK and Frame fifteen elegant rooms, and
finished throughout with all modern improve
raents Lot lS5 feet front on Bigh stree by 200
feet deep. Grounds finely laid out, terraced,
flower beds, etc.
VALUED AT..................... SIS, 900
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VALUED 4
s79,m
2HO Prizes

From the firm Of BoOGHER BROTHERS,
" atchmakers and Jewellers, No lO6 south
Firth street, under the SOuteern HOTEL where
implies of the goods may be seen, consisting OF
one elegant solid silver Service, worth SIz0O /;
SOLID Silver GObieis, Plated Tea Sets, Ladies
and Gentlemen's Cold watches, French Man
tel Clocks, Fancy Silver Pieces Fine Jew
elry, etc.
ALL VALUED At .. 81 coo
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On the soth Day of July. 1858,

At the Courthouse Of Co3hOma county, sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash
a tract Of land in said county OF CUahOma,
Blissssi ppi, described as follows II is the
east half ssctiO2 q; the west half and the
west haIf OF the east half OF section IS; tSe
north half northeast quarter Of section q /;
north half northwest quarter OF section 26 !;
the northeast quarter OF northeast quarter of
section 70 east hslf southeast quarter OF sec
ZION l5-all in township ~, range 3 west, bsing
the plantation formerly cu3 itated by j. Z.
SiTuns. FRANK :. BELCHER,
Sheriff or COshOma County,
ie2S IaMlW And lOnm issiOner.
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Second Prize.

An elegant Three-story Double Brick Resi-
in the city of Memphis Tenn, one mile from
Court Square. House splendidly finished, with
all modern Improvements. Grounds finely
laid cut with shrubbery, etc. Fine stables, out
buildings, ETC; all in complete order, and
VALUED AT..-.............. ............s6O,O 900
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NOTIQE.

II HAVE determined henceforward 70 IA q
u Commission business excius.vel7 a1,d 49,
rented NY store and taken an Office N sfef-S
"A same oulld1ng, where ! VII - dad n -
NY friends and Patrons Thanking them frr
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