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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-04

SIGNS OF THE TIMES, by Gabriel Mangault,
so cts.
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE CHATHAM AR
TlLLERY DURING THE CONFEDERATE STRUG-
GLE FOR IND. PENDENOk, by Charles G. JONES'
Jr., late Leutenant-Colonel OF Artillery, c. s. A.
vol. Svo. S3 March %
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4 OST, SOMEWHERE ON KING OR
il Wentworth Streets q LEATHER WALLET,
containing about So in small bills and some private
papers of no value except to the owner. The finder
will confer favor, and may keep the money, If be
will leave the papers addressed to 81. n" ut the
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS. February Is
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ITO PUBLISHERS AND DJOURNALISTS.
| A large amount of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
for sale, in ots to suit purchasers. Terms reason
able and Cash. Also, fine HAND PRESS, price SOU;
an Adams Power Press, price $500; and Card
Press, price S1O0. Apply to F. G. DEFONTAlEE,
Columbia. :. G.. December
NOR SALE. OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
4 any quantity price rs cents per hundred. Apply
~ the Office of the DAILY NEWS.
February 90
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NON,T FAIL LTOTRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANBNlN's BE
PATIO BlTTEliS, all untaihng remedy for all DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver For
sale b. all Druggists.
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DON'T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANkNIN'S He.
PATIO DITTERS, an unfalinS remedy Tor al DIS
sale Dy all Druggists.
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nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBKA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKN1N'S He
PATIO BITTERS, unfailing remedy for all Dis
cases OF the Digestive Organs aud the Liver. For
sale by all Drug, lists.
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for Salf.

TUST RECEIVED--.2OOC CANARY BIRDS,
sJ together with some MOCKlNG BIRDS. Also,
Canary Seed. which will be sold cheap ct
A. BUERO,
No Morta ctrnnt
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DON,T FAIL TOTIsY THE CEhEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANkNlH'S He
PATIO BIT E1tS. an unfaiing remedy ior oil DIS
eases OF the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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Tonsprial.
JRsuranff.

.JH5uluHlt.
nUYAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS OF POUNDS STER-
LING, AND LARGE RESERVE FUND.
Fire Risks taken on Buildings, Produce Mcrchan-
disc, &c.
Losses promptly adjusted here, without reference
to England in Sterling OF currency at the option OF
the assured. W. &. BEE q CO.. agents,
February 90 stuthGmo Adger's North Wharf
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MisffilanfonS.

q l.. MOSES, NJ. d., fIOhTGPATHIC
y. pHYs1CIA e.. Residence Northwest corner OF
X ng aud Morr- streets. Office hours unit. A. NJ,
and rom to9PM. tlstu2mos March II
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DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANkSIN'S He
PATIO BlrTERS an uufailing remedy for all Dis
cases of the digestive Organs and the Liver. for
cale nv all DRUGGISTS.
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DON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBHA-
TED SOUTHERN IONIC, PANkNlN'S He
PAIIC BITTEKS an unfaihrg remedy for all Dis
eases OF tue Digestive Organs aud the Liver. For
sale by ali Druggists.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS SUF-
fI FERING from diseases pertaining to the
GENITo URINARY ORGANS, will receive the latest
scientific treatment by placing themselves under
the care OF DIR. L. REINTSJERNA, Office No. "A
HASkL-SIkET. three doors cast from the Postotice.
aIarcn % swS
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.
DUBLISHED IN WINNSBORO' S. c., AFFORDS
/ profitable medium for the advertising pub
Lie OF Charleston
We respectfully solicit their patronage for on
mutus benefit
GAlLLhRD, DESPORTEs WILLIAMS
November 16
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UyHE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CAPITAL........... $4,000, 900 IN GOLD
THIS RELIABLE ENGLISH COMPANY INsUREs
against loss or damage by fire on BUILDINGS,
MERCHANDISE, HOUSED OLD FURNITURE,
RENTS &C., at established rates.
Losses promptly paid, without reference to Eng.
land. GIBBES & CO., Agents,
NO. 20 Adser's South Wharf.
October % mtu6mo
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DuN,T FAIL TOTIsY THE CELEBItA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANkNlN'S He
PATIO BITTERS an untaiing remedy Tor all DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale BY all Druggists
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DON,TFAIL TO TRY THE CELEBKA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANkNlN'S He
PATIO BlrTERS, I'll uniailing remedy for al DIS
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
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DoN,r FAIL no TRY THE CELEBRA-
D TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANkNIN'S He
PATIO BIT1EPS, an uniailing remedy 10: aIl DIS
cas-, s of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by Ill Druggists.
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WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY IN
w reduced circumstances, situation as Gov
ERNESS Tor small children, as companion tor an
invalid. She s Wiling to assist in sewing or house.
keeping and has no objection to leave the city Sal
airy is not so much an object good home. The
best references given and require Address NJ NJ.
care OF P. o. Box No. 277. Charleston. :. c.
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l9ants.


WANTED. AN ACTIVE INTELLI-
w GENT LAD, cne that is willing to make him
self generally useful about store Apply at THIS
OFFICE. April 1
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noN,r FAN. To TRY THE CELEBRA-
Ten SOUTHERN TONIC, PhNkSIN'S He
PATIO yIrrERS an unfailinS remedy for all DIS
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
,,alc by all druggists. lyr NoveiDber ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
PATERsON.-Tn the First Ward the Demo


Gratis have nominated Jonathan W. HOctett and henry
Hopper Tor Aldermen in the Fourth Ward, Henry 1 Nan
Houten; In the Fifth Ward, John Wilkinson; IN tbe
Eighth Ward Joseph stanfeld The Board of Registry
sits IN the various districts to-day The bill TO improve
the Passaic water power has passed the Legislature
Mayor Henry l.. Williams has been confirmed as PrOsecu
tor OF the Pleas for Passaic County The Hackensaek
Gas Light Company bill has been passed. The can
Of both parties In the First Ward each claim 20
majority; each party relying the Holland vote"
The Second Ward Is proyerbally Republican also the
Fourth. The Republicans In the Fifth and Seventh
Wards promise 20 carry them although they have hther
to been Democratic. In the Sixth Ward Isaac MCGEE.
Republican is popular among the young while John
Murray Democrat Is opposed by the young men Of that
party especially among the engine boys The Fifth Ward
Republicans have nominated George Porritt for Alder
Mortgages In this county are hereafter exempt
from taxation. The quarterly report OF the First
National Bank of Paterson shows business OF
that OF the Passaic County National Bank s224 Tine
circulation of THE TRIBUNE in Northern New-Jersey IS
increasing especially among persons who desire 10 co
bine the home news with the general in1orhlauoh'
IRVINGT0N, n. J.-At a meeting OF the
Irvngton Baseball Club Tuesday last. the following
elections took place. President, David Anderson Vice
President, Chas. W. Durand Recoi ding Secretary T. n
Williams; Corresponding Secretary, Chas d. Chapman;
Treasurer r. r. Schenck; Board OF Directors H. Elyea
j. Campbell. and James Snyder The first PRACTICE game
Of the will take place or the lAth inst The fQQH
ing the names Of tle First Nine: VOTERS NJ CAMP
bell, Beans, Lewis Lehn6s, H. Campbell, Stockman or
Crawford, Mills, and Buckley.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
To CORRESPONDENTS

-. '-Webster's and WOrcester's are stand
ard dictionaries in the United States Walkers, John
sons and Richardson's in EDgandthe latter being gen
orally preferred.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT oP HBw.YoRK. 9.

ARRIVED.
Brig Henry Seavy f Baagor Lee speghtown Barbados N
a. Tr0wbrlge's April lat ~
scr Grace Webster Philadelphia 10 days out The
H. H. & has DAYS north % Hatsras
Se wbny o( Casue Hutchinson Demeara 70 days su
gar Edwin Rove K Co.
BELOW.
Bys Fyor,e Dae from Babhdoes and Maano Jarvis Aspin
wall-auctored od the Hook
H Nps suudoWOne ship and brig Of the Highlands one
sh bark bg anchored outside the bar one baenHne
Oh the hghishiP
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAvASyAH.Apri O. s-Cleared. ship Taananis. Liverpool
CHAKLysr& steamship Equsto from Neviork
for Galveston disabled Shed steamship James Adger NeSlork
Rssh Phaihis; bg NJ A Palmer for PhadeP sehH
q & Petsngin Ner.Orleans; d. H. Bishee. Providence.
c. April 8-Arrlyed steamship James A. Garry
The hr Julia Galveston Texas for Philadelphia which
Of the main bar the beach will be
consists Of horns and hdes and may be saved the weather
fair
FoSrKE April aTbe brig Chesapeake for Dem.rsrs
passed bark Inca from Newlork brgs Chs
Westerly from Porto Rieo Dadey from Bueno A's Oesn Bell
sch Vista from Matanns DAVID, from West Indies Peer
less fom Porto Rico for Baltimore. -
Arrived Margar,t LucJ from New York for Rehmond.
MoBILE, Apul5.-Cesred. steamship MARY. Sev-fork
FOREIGN PORTS.
April 9 steamship TapPahAEnOck. Capt Olsen, sailed
today tor GeHOEleans
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
red and light vertical stripes to be exhibited and aer
the 18th south end SsplO Island the to DOboy
Sound Coast Of Georgia
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
IAnnouncemeniil

CHOICE OF PURsUITs.-In answer to the ques-
on DO Bewe repy Consult competent PhreDoo
gst Examinations with charts given the Rooms No. s
BroadSay daily.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

81, bT EPgsscHED production Of HAT which II the
had pdd over s design aud manufaetar Is
bt pguap beautiful its style demand which
the establishment barely keep up "th tes tue
story Of its popularity.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

Ksox He Is no ordinary man. his hats ordinary hats He
can probably heads and with better quality bat material
any living Iii, Emporium No. 2l2 Broadway and th'hr
20 all sensible people need a covering for their heads
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK,

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
DECLINED. WITH THANKS.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRna
CONNECTICUT,
See THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRIL.
THE KU-KLUX-KLAN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRIL a.
HAS PUT HIS FOOT IN IT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OR TRns
MR.. DANIEL DREW,
Sec THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRIL a
THE COMING SEASON,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRIL
THE EVIDENCE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF APRns
| A CANDIDATE WANTED,
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| Erery Reader Of The Daily Tribune shesIx SEQ.
scribe for The Weekly xrsbase to FYG.
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Those U'anss~E 10 Psreh~'e Fsr~' Should 40
rersise as TIE Tribune.
THE FARMERS CLUB ON
MICE-GIRDLED APPLE TREES.
DIR. GRANTS TRENCH PLOwS
REPORT ON THE VAPOR STOVE,
THE EMPIRE STUMP MACHINE
APPLE-TREE BORERs,
WEIGHING ON THE FARM,
NsNACFMENT OF SUGAR NAPLES,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

SeTenty-three Lots, situate on the OranO
Boulevard seventh and ouehundTe
Henry Remsen will be sold At auction
Muller wilkins Co day Thursday the 9th mat For particulars
see their advertisement in another column. eso9
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
LACE CURTAINS,
A Specially,
At KELTI's. No. 4i7 Broadway.

The Port Jervis Bank, all the papers say
and fcwas saved from burglars THURSDAY night lat by
with the aAmbe in the Presidents house about
coo feet from the bank L. HOLMES, No. pol Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

WINDOW SHADES,
CIT plain. painted. and Holland.
O. l. & j. b. kelly Co, No. 4i7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

The Impeachment Court take recess occasion
ally discuss IsDA CoEYEE The latter sold by AL
grocer. Depot. Nos 235 1885, and 2J7 Washingtonst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01
TO THE PUsLEc.
The Greatest DiscsVery known TO
the World in Medicine.
EUREKA LlFE-BlOOD ELIXIR

II AZ at last made its way into this country.
Al after having been in use in the old world
tor 50 many years, and especially In China.
Inc celebrated aleh-mist and chemist, DIR. Hep
5 rdamf OF Pek1n. China, has at last consented
20 MS gFeaJ EMED icing intr0d need
on THIS continent, and has established q few
wholesale agencies for the purpose Of supply
ing ali druggists THROUGHOUT the towns and
cities OF our country. This great Blood Nsdi-
cine has performed cures ths most asfonish-
tae) where every other remedy known in No
t7tG Needed has most sigRauy JAILED.
1T is no HurabuS
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INTERESTING CEREMONIES.
The Rite of Confirmation Adj
ministeTed at st. Peters
Church, TO nearly Tive
Hundred Persons.

Confirmation is 8 sacrament by which
the faithful who have already received
baptism, are received into full commu-
mon with the church, by the imposition
Of the hands Of the Bishop, or, in other
words, 1t is the rite supplemental of bap-
tisn, and is called confirmation because
those who receive it sre5 confirmed and
strengthened for the ful6lIment OF their
Christian duties. The Right Rev. Bishop
Feehap, of the Diocese OF Tennessee,
yesterday morning administered, Of st.
Peters Church, the rite to nearly two
hundred young persons Of both sexes, in
the presence of over a thousand wor-
shippers. The ceremonies throughout,
were most solemn and interesting,
and held the vast assembIsge
which filed the magnificent
gothic church, spelI-bound for hours.
The music was as ever, splendid. The
MASK CHOSEN for the occasion being WeIs'
grand mass for four notes.-the last per-
formed by the late Professor Whaplez,
before bis death. In the solos, " Domino
Deus" and "Qui sedes 0d deEtran5U
the glorious soprano voices of Mrs. Miles
and Miss Nors Bradford, rang through
chaucel, nave and choir, thrilling and
filing the whole church with 2 flood of
music. The "AgRas dei," duo by Mrs.
Miles and Mr.. Jaeowich was very fine,
as was the " D0aa Nobis" of Miss Brad
ford and Mr.. Jacowich, and the "Grotjqs
dgiDlus t5i," soprano and bsrytone
dHet) Of Miss Bradford, and J. II. Hob
day. The organ was managed By
Professor Winkler who is a most
accomplished musician, and sue
eeeded in fully bringing cut the beau
ties OF that splendid instrument.
The Bishop vas assisted in his arduous
by Father Kelly, as officiating
priest, Father Powers, deacon, and
O'Brisn, sub-deacoD. The eere-
lasted from I0@ to p o'clock, q
period Of four hours. After confirmation
the orphan children were taken to the
parsonage and given a good dinner, and
sent home, under the care Of the good
Sisters. rejoicing,
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THE FIRE SATURDAY. NIGHT.
Corrections, and Further Par
tscuIars.

Our account Of the extensive copfs
grafton which occurred on Saturday
night, was gotten up very huTriedly, II
being very late 1t the time and near our
hour Of going to press. Under the cir
cunstances, several errors and omissions
occurred, which we correct below.
The corner grocery, where the fire
originated, was occupied by A. N. An
derson & Co, whose losses are covered
by insurance, and will amount TO 5000.
The harness and saddiery establish
ment Was not owned by Messrs. VIII
hams &Co., but by Messrs. BaTbee & Co
Ia addition to the span Of horses that
we mentioned SIS having been burned, a
hne stallion belonging to Col. Grant, two
more horses, a bear, a deer, a goat, and
some chickens were roasted to death, and
their black and charred remains we're
yesterday to be seen among tue still
smoking embers.
The total losses will reach SIS, 900, of
which $1,000 worth only Is insured.
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rNeURANoE.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BRANCH
-oF The
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

A. CARDIFF the wonderful results
from the use of DR.. j. d. Stiliman's
1" Great Restorative " TO health were be-
fore the public, establishment would be
uncontrolled, and i~ncredulity seizs the
Imagination. 1t Is perhaps the only
medicine knswn, that seems applicable
to all kinds and conditions Of disease, as
il Immediately and thoroughly removes
FROM the blood ell impurities, and ina
parts elements of vigor, new life and
strength to the system. lt is peculiarly
suited to General Debility from Chdis
and ReUeT, also rheumatism, Neuralgia
and Consumption. Never In the worlds
history has a medicine so repiete With
health-inspiring Qualities been discov-
cred and Is the Intelligent public be-
come sgmiliaT with its great properties,
thee have not words to express their sat-
~isfaetlon. The "Great General Restora-
tive is no oriental, anteduuvian ,Indian,
Shaker, Rotterdam, or any other foreign
mixture, but q Memphis discovery. For
sale at Forster, Kealhofer d CO.'s, 200
Main street.
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ITEMS.

-Sergt. Atlee, of the metropolitan 20
lice force, yesterday recovered and re-
turned to the owner a lot of clothing be-
longing to Mrs. Bryant.
There was only one arrest made up
to 7 o'clock last night at the Adams
street station. After 8 O'Clock the police
were quite lively-nO less than ten ar
rests having been made between that
time and II o'clock.
Several Washington detectives are
at present in the city, one or two belong
ing to the Treasury Department force.
Some deviltry is up, certain.
"A negro was knocked down last
night on the levee, and robbed Of twenty
dollars, by two white men, One Of whom
escaped, and the other was arrested aud
locked up in the Adams street station,
Col. Beaumont is determined TO sup
press street-welking. Orders were given
Yesterday to srrest every street-walker
that was found on the Streets after dark.
-Four OF them were grabbed at one haul
last night.
To-day g decision will be rendered in
the Rankin-B ullock-B Fuss- Williams
Millard-Mttehell e~mbrOglio, by Squire
Hall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01
Regular Memphis and New Orleaas
Packet.
$50 BELLE Lee
A.meGsEL, Master, A. MARTHN, CEerk.

THE BELLE LEE win run regularly IN the
4 Memphis and New Orleans trade. leaving
Memphis on alternate Tuesdays and FTidays,
commencing on Tuesday, the 18Th Of Septem-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

THE WEAFHER.-Yesterdsy was IN
othar burning summeF day. At noon
ne ann. ~lmost vertical, poured down q
dazzling hocd of hight and heat, driving
man and beast to seek shelter from the
burning deluge, benesth the shade of
home, or the green trees CT the PARK.
Nor did the heat absts until foas or hve
O'Clock, although about one, Q sight
sOutherly breeze sprang up and some
what mitigated the temperature. Inc
glare of the sun was peculiarly painful
to the eyes, which in vain sought relief
from the dazzling re affections of the build
ings lining the streets. Everyday and
everything-even the river, looked Ian
gushing and sluggish. But this is only
q foretaste of what we may expect for
three months to come, so We may as well
make up U minds to get used to it, and
6" take it cOOlly.n
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FOB SALE.

NOR sALE-HULL AND MACHINERY OF
Il STEAMER II. PArRiCk@On Saturday
Nay 3qth, at 10 o'clock am, opposite MeEnpbls
Viii b. sod Is above on Saturday, DAY 3J1n, at
1oa-m., at hOpeneld, ark, opposite Menphlsi
Tenn. TO the nighesJ blG0er. The Hull oieers,
Machinery, ShaEJs, Chains, Lines, Bell etc. IN
Gu ing the entire wreck Of The ste&mCg 81. rat
rick, recently burned. Tat Machinery, egc-,
have ali been gOtoats and isln good oondltlon'
Cylinders, % Inches by Z feet wrought iron
Shafts with II feet Buckets
Terms OF sais-C6Sh.
J.. B. ARCHER, Agent
mail I'd For whom Il may concern.
VALUABLE PROPEhTY FOR SALE Or
" IEA=E la undersigned oder for sale OF
lease their hIli property on McEevers creek,
six miles west Or sGrdlEs Eanola county Mlss.
II is a nrst-clGss Saw and Grlst Mill, VIII an
abundance OF timber near 81 hand.
J. SULLIVAN.
p. I. B~ARkISGER,
malq 2w1 Sardis, Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY
The churches around the city and
suburbs were generally very well ct
tended yesterday. In the Roman Cath
ole and Episcopal churches the services
peculiar u Whitsundsy were performed,
and drew large snd attentive eongrega-
tons. In the Baptist Tabernacle, the
Rev. DR.. Ford delivered an eloQusnt ser
mon to a large and intelligent oongregs-
ton, at IL O'Clock am. His text WIS
from the Epistle of James, Behold how
zYeat 8 matter q little fire kindleth."
The learned doctor directed his discourse
nrjpcsesIly to tue power OF language
s,,.ken and Written-an5 banded his
subject ably.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01
Arrivals.

Steamer Silver Moon, Cincinnati.
Nj. HambIeton, St. Fr. river.
+" Natr0ns, P%ittsburg.
City OF Cairo, ST. Louis.
4" Celeste, Arkansas river,
Departures.
Steamer Natrona, Waite river.
4OatS tn P0Es.
Silver Moon, Mollis H~ambleton, City
of Alton, Celeste.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

BURGLARY.-On Saturday night, be-
tween the hours Of . and 8 O'Clock, the
house Of Mrs. White, No. III Court
street, was broken into, and a lot Of
crockery, dishes and cooking utensils
stolen tberefrOm. The rogues finding,
after starting, that they had gotten too
big a load to carry, left ONE Of the plum
der in an adjoining alley.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-01

TRx TT ON CE
To be fzIly convinced, as its effects are fpEtan-
taneo1s nom the first dose taken, entering al.
once into the cloOd and penetrating every nors
oI the @hole oody, drivtsg ont every tmpurity
Pure LIFE ELOODS henes its name.
sg FOr safe by all Rrurrlafa. MAD II