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SynodleaI Female college

This lnstitutiOl, which has long snjoyeds
very ligh reputation among the female
colleges OF tns SOUTH, IS situated At Florence,
Ala, which Is admitted 70 be one OF the most
delightful and salubFious towns In the south
west IL IS very easy OF Access A branch Or
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad rus
nom IuscuInbia % South Florence. Its Presl-
dent. Rev. Dr. VIM H MiTCHELL- Is vel
known as one OF the abiesJ teachers In the
country. Next session VIII commences On the
Sth day of September next
FOR further particulars apply 20 the Presi-
danL. irl In1.In---
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.-Memphis WIGS
never healthier at this season Of the
year than at present, Notwithstanding
rumOrs and reports in the country to the
contrary. Some of the stories that come
to Us from the line Of the Memphis and
Charleston road are absurd and ridicu-
lous, and to put them at rest refer the
retailers Of them to our mortuary report
for the past week.
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THE Sous OF TEMPERANCE are con-
stsntly increasing in number, and we
know of no other reason thar, that the
old topersn have been using tile "Great
General Restorative which crestes a
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them 70 IS jlne.n For sale by
lesiif FORSTER, KEALEoFER 4 co.
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EenPAis and Louisville Railroad Lihe.
CITY MATTERS.


City subscribers to the APPEAL, daily or
weekly, who may desire to leave the city for
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly BY leaving memorandum at the
Couhting-room Of the APPEAL, No. IS j ferson
street
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Early Marriases.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and ConjugaI Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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''JERCHANTs.''-T cold Ale and Por.
ter. Oh drRughf, 10 cents: lee cold ssEaIr
and Half 10 cents straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Try "a, at the sssEer.
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

butchers Lightning Fly KflIer.-Chea
snd destructive. Every sheet win hill quar-.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
SEEET LIGHTNING and rest in peace. Ask for
DUToHERs s, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. lola daw1n
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SUMNER says that Pendleton will
4" come down like a stick" Yes, come
down on the Radical party like Brooks
stick on Summers back.
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Don't forget 3hat our sale at
cOet for BGOgS and Shoes anu Hats
sill continues at our old stand,
$40 Main street.
J. 7. HANDLAN 4 GO.
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To BooT AND sHoEMAKERs.-We are

10 Bo0T AND SHOEdAKERs.-We are
requested by our friends Of the Pamela
Star to publish the following:
Wanted.-Panols and Bstesville want
first-class boot and shoemaker, of
purely Democratic principles. No mat
Ter whether be is white or black, we are
authorized to say that such an one will
be literally supported.
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DR.. MOrtiznsre at Bseaa VISTA Springs.
RusseIlvIIie, Reutoefs.y

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELI.vILLE. I,o-
gan county Ky.-My friends in the south who
treatment, can address or come and consI1lt M.
personally nom this date until LIST OF October
next. at this favorite Watering Places and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs As herefo-
fore, viii stin devote my attention 10 treat
ment OF all ths various forms of CHRoNIc Dis
EASES, especially to Diseases Of the LUNGS and
Organs OF the Chest. rs also ali the Various
am Give forms Of FEMALE DISEASE
lee dStWsWSm ID. MORTIMORE, NJ. D.
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WRoEa CREpTT.-The West Tennessee
Whtg, in copying the item which ap-
peared In the APPEAL several days ago,
concerning the murder at Milan, credits
il to the Nashville Banner. We do not
blame the Whig, because the item was
no doubt taken By it from the Banner,
Thicf paper took it from ths APPEAL
and forgot to ereditit-something thatthe
Banner has done several times of late.
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business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
PrtnteG at the Lowest Prices AT the APP
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SEVENTH DAY-Tps8day.-Sun rises
5.0z sets 1853.
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are:
1854 to 1882 The State VS. Van Brockliu,
l5SS same vs. Rocco.
1888 same VS. LOague.
1871 Same VS. Br ZallerO.
1890 same vs. Buriett
1891 Same VS. Burdett
lSl5 10 1925 Same vs. Rnrdett
1926 70 1895 Same VS. Burdeti.
LAW COURT-Jdnles O. Pierce, Judge.
The cases set for trial during the ensu-
ing week are as follows 396, All, sos.
62l, 683, go, sos, 1853, 1888, 1884, 1884,
1885, 1856, 1857, 1899, 1908, 1909, 1924, 1926,
1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, IT'S, 1888, 1894, 1895,
2l21, 2l56, 1856.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT GeOTge "
Reeves, Jltdge.-S-veTal new trials were
granted on yesterday. Court will ad
journ to-day to Court in course, the Attn
Monday in September, 1868.
CHANCERY COURT-Wm. II. Smith
GAanceltor-Meets to-day pursuant to
adjournment. The minutes will be
signed to-day and an adjournment had
to Court in course.
CRIMINAL COURT - Rm. Hunter,
Jltdge-The habess corpus case of the
State VS.. Joseph Maxwell, set for trial
on yesterday, will be investigated to-
day. The prisoner will arrive from Tip
ton county this morning in charge ofthe
Sheriff.
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THE GEORGIA
HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOARDING.

DOAEDING.-One or two gentlemen with
ID wives can Obtain board at moderate rates.
The best and HEALTHIEsT neighborboOd In
the city. None buI those who can give unex-
copiionabie references need apply, 70 {. A.,
care Appeal Office. jeI0 u
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PHoTOGRAPHIC.-W were shown
yesterday some very handsome carte de
uisite photographs, made by Mr.. Y. Day,
photographer, whose atelier is at No.
3Ss Main street. The figures were ex-
cellentIy posed, snd the outlines were
clear, sharp and distinct. The work
was finished IL a style that would DO
credit to the best ateliers of many cities
far more pretentious than ours. Indeed
there is a certain something about pic
lures made in this region that we find
lacking In the best photographs Of
Northern cities-owing, we suppose, to
some peeuliarity OF the light. Parties
desiring first-class picture OF any sort
would do well to give Mr.. Day call.
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ST. MARY's PICNIC" Mark how
plain a tale shall put you down. On
Saturday afternoon at the picnic at the
Ford Place, tgo little misses OF our &C.
ouaintance, whose veracity is as unim-
peachable as that Of the q lsdiesD who
sioned Father Schneider's card-nay, as
the veTaeity Of Father Schneider himself.
went to the table nearest the gate and
asked for a drink Of water. It was
given them and they went or, but DANG
ing and moving around is warm work.
ard after while they returned and
asked iOE smother drink, which wss re-
fused them in these words; "My hus-
band says that be has TO pay Coz the
water, aud you can't have It except at
ave cents a glass; The little misses not
having the i've cents, were compelled to
20 OF TO the house of neighbor to get
the coveted drink Of water.
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DISCHARGES II BANKRUPTCY.-N.C c.
Whiuow, Hsrdeman county,
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EMMoNs & goY, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 393 Main street, have received as
sorted sizes of Conants Binders, Days
DoiBgs, German Leslie, Sporting Times,
Saturday Night, Record, italian Paper,
Army and Navy Journal, Welcome
Guest, Die Welt, (German), Album,
WaveTly, and the dailies as usual, and
De Wits Dime Novel No. %. Do you
hear that, boys?
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NO. 9o q RGa1n 8 {.
Open tIas entire Year for the Reception
CT students.
IUKA FEMALE INsTiTUTE.

VrHE next Session viii open on MONDAY, the
Il 3lst August, under the continued super
intendence Of th6subscriber assisted in toe Lit
erary Department By Ms. DOUG LASS. Every
department viii be hl1ed with able teacher.
Dir. and Mrs. TEPE still ccntinue IN tue Music
department. ITO our friends desiring repOse
and exemption nom many OF their PECULIAR
ASNoYASCES, our location IS especially at
tractive." Many families parDose settling
among Us this fall To educate their children.
For further particulars apply fpr Circular 10
Rev. j. +. DOUGLASS,
1y2 U Iuka. Miss.
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PARK AvENuE AcAnEMY.

, I-2 MILES from Memphis near Memphis
y and Charleston Raifroad Tine third oeesi--s
commences Septembe /, 1858 Students will he
prepared for the University Of Virginia anv
college, or the active duties or life. The prf1-
eipal mas had ten years experience in teadhins
n virginia, and intends TO establish q peFna-
nent sShoel. Regular religious services are
readily accessible BOarders are required to at
fend Bible class. A graduate Of the University
81 Virginia viii be employed as assistant il
necessary Board els per month. References
Or. !. J: williams, n. NJ Trezevant, NJ. d Dead
eflck, r Rsyner, EsqIs.; Capt ID, s. tfreer, Nal
Iohn ingram, patrons; Prof c. S. Venable,
late University OF Virginia; Col. n. w
Royster, II. " ade, ESQ Memphis; Rev. ri
=. Moore, DID Rev. NJ. d. Hoge, D D.. Rev r
l. Dabney, ID, Rsv. B. NJ. Smith DID, Va.
For particulars apply for Circulars to ii. Wade
q Co., ana Taylor, RadfOrd & co.
Jyo INV ". l. MILLER. NJ A, PRINCIPAL
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ron SALE.


1-,oR SATEy-I offer for sale three Lots OF the
Il fineSt Business Property il the city. toT
THGS. H COOKE,
iv7 2v Z7s5S Main street.
OTrF{ITRBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SAY on EASY TERHs-hiy lands, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms 70 sui
r,ur,lsssrS Tor cash or on any Iime-iEola one
To ten years, and in any quaint tyr--from 3 acres
20 30. Nv residence, with nom IA 70 = acres
Or On tt,e usual terms. Apply 20 myself, on the
premises or 10 Roysteri IrezeS want q Co., my
iei7 - Nm. IRRELEVANT.
NOR SALE.-Having determined 10 change
p our. business v e 0rer for sale orr small but
Ss-ell selected STOCK OF GROCERIES, aoo 3
lease tsu one Of the BEST BDSlNEzss hOu5Eo
IN Inc civ. Wewin sen also a splendid suDul-
ban RESIDENCE, % miles from the city, neSr
GilI's Station. with ~ acres OF ground, win
an the necessary improvements. Apply 70
WEBB, MITCH ELL 8 CO., No. Is Union street,
Lee Block yef u
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WANTS.

rVvANTFn To RENT-A Furnished House
w containing from f0HE 10 - rooms III ~
be nafd promptly. Address lninleulAtely .; "a a
F., Worsham House. J1 =.
VIZ NTED-In exchange for city ana suouT-
~ ban Property, Memphis ard Charlest0n
RsfIrcad Stocl[ 81 e1-. and Memphis ana Albtle
Flocly Railroad Bonds 81 S1c. IL The dollar.
HI. j. BRIS kLbi,
tv7 liz IS Madison street.
MET NURSE WANTED-6pply this morn
w ing al - Front street., z 5-stslT.. F.
sva WADDF THOMPSON.
VETANTED-Any one addressing eo1mu-
w uicatI5n 20 =" T.. / ." Appeal office, de-
zesr NeIng locality terms aud all particulars
conc. ~-sJiBE a small FARM on either OF tie
railroad s JOr Sc e. may ind reliable purchaser
iy4 u
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Carver's Cotton Gins.

>-E SOLE AGENTS IN THIS MAR
ME- Al or the above wen known Gin
w ket - Cotton Factors de ring 20 make
Planters 3D. = us Will dad il 70 their adVanf-
puTch ssessi 81 "a, rs A'efore purchasing.
AsS y ALLISON BROTHERS,
Hardware Dealers
$40 Eropt stzsst
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Dissolution.

TNHE arm Of GUY, ALDEN, McCREA 4 Co.
i Is this day dissolved By mutual consent
be adjuRted at the Office OF Guy, McCleIIan q
Co, 204 Front street. Wv. GUY.
T. L ALDEN,
]. McCREA.
r. W. MCCLELLAN
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IMPORTANT to PLANTERS.

lmPORTANT to PLANTERS,
FRIAR'S POINT, MISS, June 10, 1858.
Messrs. MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Druggists, Memphis, Tennessee:
NENFLEMsN; You ask me for my state
~ nent relative 70 your cure for ERYSTPE-
LAS or CLARION Z IN HORSES and MILES
watch you style
MAGIC ARNICA LIEgMENT.o
nave used your Liniment In about two
ao1en cases with perfect success. had lost All
nope OF remedy, but believe your discovery
IdE hhMt D1." have not failed IN sin
sle case ia which have applied your Linf-
glent. 1 believe II q valuable discovery
Inlnk every planter should provide himself
VITA the Magic Arnica Linfmenr. No planter
3h9nld De without your remedy where this ter.
uDle disease prevails. : have supplied eaeh OF
able upon every trial.
Very respectfully, yours, ETC.,
J. l. ALCORG.
jyi lndaw
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EDUDATIoEAL.
EDUCAmONAL-

MISS V. D. BOWEHs5 desires % give Instruc-
VI ton during Tie sumner month"; to q iiru-
ted number OF pupils, at her residence, 10
Monroe street. Hours OF tuition from se.ls4.
70 II N. fy5 q
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CALRNDAR.-JuIy-7th Month.
PHASES OF THE NOON.
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FOA oxKoaEEATL.
FoR WHITE REvER-

Memphis and White River o. s. Mail Paoket
Company.
For Helena, DeVali's BluR. Little Rock. An
gas12i Jaeksonport and all Way Landings.
Ool ID ............. ASHFORD master
for the above on = 6 -
NIECE, - dEzE-ll1stzI.r
TUESDAY, 9TH inst, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY / MILLER, Agents
ty5 81 '-'l AAo'si'
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. W. Raldran,
Jadge-There was no Court held on yes
terday, The cases set for trial to-day
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
lltaee--NO. b JeITerson gtreet.
alssissIDgi ard Tennessee s2lIroao.

aisslsaIppl ana tennessee EalIroao.
ARRIvK. DEPAzF.
new Orleans Express, daily, ESQ pm. 4sl5 PA.
Sardis accom'n, daily, ex-
cept sunday. 6;50 an oSo PA.
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
South, Monday, " ednes-
day and Friday ........... ssS5 pm. go ana,
Takes effect Sunday, June ., lo6S.
A. IS. IiV ER4ORE, Gen1 Snpt.
C,P, OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Ag't. Jo25
Memphis and Little ROck Railroad.
Trains on this division of the read now run
on Ius4days, Thursdays, Saturdays and sun
IeaVe Hopefeld at $50 am.
Returning. leave EdmOndson's at 500 pm.
Fsrryb0aI Nevada will leave foot Of Union
street and connect with train.
Excursion tickets, good for three days, sold
at reduced rates. JAS W. kOBEkISONi
Je2s General superintendent
Memphis and charleston RailrOsd.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mail fdaiIy1...-.. oszJ ,. Ia, Iz:4J
Through xpress.............lo p.Io. ll33 pm
frlis trRin does not leave saturdsys.l
Corintll AocuI naodations daily,
Except Sunoaysl 3t....-.-..-. o'Vv a-in
EomerV lie Accom- mediation
daily fexeept Sunday. S.25 am. $40 PIN
Railload Time Is 20 minutes faster than city
Ticket once, US Main street and at Depot.
W. J. Ross, Gen1 Sup't.
zemDhis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express....--.,............ 700 E.la 9;l5 PIN
Eatlrosd Time Is minutes faster than city.
Ticket Offices Ne. Z575S Main street and al De
f0-' - EAAI. B. JONES, GEM sup't.
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WREATI WHEAT WHEATl

WE WILL BUY Or MAKE LIBERAL
w advances on Wheat shipped to TAYIOS
BROS. & CO., St Louis, No.
SACKS FINISHED,
r. S. TAYLOR & co.,
iel5 I'm 2zs Front street.
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Memphis aud Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-United states Mail-For Helena Ma
Polson, Pine Bluff, DardaneIle, Van
Bnren and Fort Smith direct
OZARK z r, nrr-... -.
~ akoEt0us MASTER
This splendid passenger paeKef
VII iea1Ve ior the above 5
THURSDAY, eth inst, at pm.
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co, Agents.
lS' - Ne. Y Jefferson street
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

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10 We EUHO " We TTeSS'
BOSTON, March %, 1868.
The New England Conference of the NJ E.
Church commenced its session in Meridian
street Church, East Boston, on Wednesday
morning last, Bishop Ames presiding. This
conference has 196 members and II probation
ers.
The reports from the different portions of
the work represent healthy and prosperous
state of affairs The book concern at New
York has been in fourishing condition dur
ing the year. The sales have amounted to
nearly seven hundred thousand dollars. The
New England Education Society, under the
patronage of the six NJ E. Conferences, with
in the New England States, has had an adj
vance of 1928 in its receipts. During the
twelve years of its existence it has received
and expended nearly $4,000, and eighty-6ve
young men have been assisted in their prepar-
alton for the ministry. The business of the
Conference is progressing harmoniously and
rapidly, with fair prospect of adjourning on
Tuesday next. The election of delegates to
the General Conference, to convene in Chica-
go in May next, was commenced yesterday
Four were elected, all of whom were opposed
to the movements for admission of laymen to
the Annual and General Conferences of the
Church. L. R. Thayer, D. D., j. Porter, D.
D., w. Butler, D. D., and D. Sherman were
the successful candidates. The Conference is
entitled 10 three additional delegates. and at
10 o'clock this morning G. Haven, D. D., J.
Hascal D. D. and VIM. R. Clark were elected
delegates, and Jos. Cummings and D. Dor
chester as reserves These last delegates are
friendly to lay representation.
OCCASIONAL,
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-30

the Penobscot there are not over eight inches
OF snow, whore there usually are four or five
feet at this season. 1t is said that there win be
a fall short of eight million feet on the West
Branch, from the amount anticipated, and
that on the Mattawamkeag and the Passa-
dumkeag there will be from ten to fifteen mil
lions short There were cut last year on the
Mattawamkeag seventy-seyer million feet of
logs, while this year the amount will be TWEEN
ty-eight million or less; deficit from that
source alone of forty-nine millions. In addi-
ton to this, owing to the small amount of
snow to feed the brooks, some of the drives
VIII be in danger of being hung up.
The Wing says the small amount of snow
remaining in the woods guarantees us against
any great danger from freshet this spring.
Teamsters who have come out of the woods
say there IS less snow there than in Bangor.