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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-19

The drawing for the twenty presents given
away BY ID. @. a H. M. LosWeustIus, South
eru Palace, viii take place az s.gl p.m.- on
the grounds.
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PRE- GUN TO THE BEST SHOT.

A nne double barTsIad, imported SHOT
GUN, donated by f. h. clark q Co., jewellers.
30 Main street, viii be awarded 90 the best
shot at the picnic.
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MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.

- Tne attractions on TINS occasion ..a-
pass those OF any ether picnic ever given .a
his city, and no edort VIII be omitted aa..
cuiated to make 1t . Jos ou-. uaruaal5a# ana
successful affair
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WALL STREET,

NEW YORK, June E.-Gold is dull, but
steady al about ll25s. Loans nat at IG2 per
cent. for carryingi clearings S54, 10000; ex-
ports to-day 85fl, ,l24; exports for the week
Sls3bZ,45l- governments are hrm, but dull
closing about54 advance ON yesterdays prices
The STOCK market has been weak and fe-
Verish, owing TO renewed attack of the
bears, Rock Island and Union Pacific are
state securities were rather strong. Old
Tennessees, rs new do, ~. The remain
der OF Southerns dull and heavy. Sterling eX-
change, 10Y. Government bonds OF 1881. fI7JS:
DO Us ll214; do 5ts, ll2{ do sos, 1l21l; do new
lli1s; do 61s. lllZ; do 6ss, 49, do I0-4Os liO1i
currency sizes fI5l< T' -
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Excursion Fares on RsIlrosls.

Parties living in the vicinity wishing 90
attend the picnic, VIII be carried over the
Memphis and Louisville, Memphis ana
Charleston and Mississippi and Tennessee
railroads. f0E one fare, round trip, coming lu
on the regular trains or the respective r1s1z.
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WAS0NIc NOTICE

THE Annual ConvocatIon OF Men, Q
l. phis X. A. ChRper, No. s., will beNfAF
held this MONDAY evening, June 18th, ~
at O'Clock, for election OF OIticers and otner
important business.
Al members are notified to attend, and
visiting r. A. M fraternally Invited.
z. LYNN, NJ. f. n. p.
BEN X. PULLEN, Secretary. ielg
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, June E-COttOn In good de-
mand; middllng uplsnds 2O5zc. Flour dull
and drooplngj 50 coos 80 for shipping grades
OF extra. wheat is dull and lower: red
and amber, 81 bO9l 81. Corn steady, but a
shade lower; mixed western, 74c. Whisky
dull and lower at S2g923Sc. Coffee active
moderate demand; Cuba, gt985e. Molagses
dull and nominal. Rice, 91<4g5ze,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RueKEYE SAVE

ME have Just received a full supply OF
w BUCK EYE SALVE. We shall hereaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
or retail.
g. ". JONES & co.
s. TnF uF,a
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METALS.

NEW YORK, June l7.-Copper-I Ingot Lake
Superior, 2l492I54c. Pig lron-Scotch, 29@
54ci american 3zga5c, Bar iron s74g75; sheet
do, Russia, Sll 50gl2, gold. Nails-eut 81 IS !.
elineh, 50 2j96 "a; horseshoe, I9G3Ic.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June Il. Flour dull: super-
nne, S5 62Z96; double extra, SO 25; treble.
So 5O9I. Corn hrm mixed, 73c; white, 74G75c.
yellow, 75c. Oats firm, at 62a68c. Bran 81 2O
hay easy; choice, SIS. Pork dull and lower:
slb12. Bacon Offering at 75s g1z@95<c. Lard
nrmer t!erce, lG54gllc; kez, ll5z0l2c. Sugar
quiet prime, ll5ac. MOlasses quiet: ferment-
ing. SZ1ze. Whisky dull; Western rectiied
eOgg57zo. Coffee inactive at Is549l5ko Bank
steruugs lz4i sight, = premium. Gold ll2Ls
Cotton Is nrmer; sales, 200 bales: good or
binary, E4l7Zc; low middling, is5<al9c:
mlddling, lS5z81Jc; receipts. 1922 bales:7 ex-
ports cOastWise, 1870; stock, 1882
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OINOIENATI.

CIECINEATI, June H. Cotton In fair de-
mand and advanced; middling, f0a2OIlc.
Flour dun and unchanged; family, s8 fja
. W wheat duh and dropping; No / red
tall, 81 q. Corn firm and demand fair at 57c
Rye duh at 95G95c. Barley dropping at 81 for
new. Eggs firm al I25E9l3c. Butter scarce
81 H922c. Cheese scarce and Arm at lIGal2c
Pork dull and dropping; mess, SIS 9 asked
sales were made az SIS. Lard dull and NOM
lnaI. Bulk meats dull and dropping. 81, 75za
nc. Bacon dull and dropping. .6IIagc HOES
dun, at S4q4 Sd. WHISKY dun. go
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ROTlCE TO DIRECTORS.
On Tuesday, Iuns 20, 1871.

Every Director Is earnestly requested 10 be
present at the meeting.
WIN. BIERS,
uraag5Far4f a IL ~
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CHICAGO, June E.-F1our-Extra spring is
fairly active at So 2596 62k. Wheat-No.
2spring quiet at 81 25zSGI ~. Corn-kgo :
mixed moderately active at 555<c Oats-No. :
at 84cz. Rye-NO, 2, 74g75c. Barley NO. z
nrner at soc. HighWInes, S9e Provisions
easier Lard We. Hogs easier, at So 5O93 90.
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HONG KONG, June 18.-NeWs of a
fight between the American expedi-
tiOn and the COreans causes much eX-
element among foreigners here.
Dispatches from Washington are
anxiOUsly looked for as it is thought
Admiral Rogers will continue the
hostile operations unless he receives
orders to the contrary.
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The Burlington Route" so called. lies
right in the path Of the Star Of Empire. II
rams almost Immediately in the centre of
the great westward movement Of emcgra.
tion. Crossing illinois and Iowa, il strikes
the Missouri River ai three points.
These three points are the gateways into
three great sections Of the trans Missouri
region.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take you to the land
OF gold and grapes, sunny mountains, and
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is Plattsmouth, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska,
south Of the Platte river, region unsur-
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. just here are the Il. & NJ Rail-
road lands, concerning which Geo. ). ilar.
ris' the land officer at Burlington. Iowa,
can give you all information and in the
heart of them is Lincoln, the State Capital
and Pre- sent Terminus Of the road.
The Southern gate leads to Kansas by
connections with the st. Joe Road at Ham
burg, running direct to 81. Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains Of the Burlington run smooth
y and safely and mako III connec lions. II
runs the beet Of coaches, Pullman Palace
and Pullman dining cars and should you
AXE the journey for the journeys sake
alone, you will be repaid or take il to
find home or farm. aud you cannot find
either better than among the Is. & NJ. lands,
where you can buy on ten years credit
and al n lew price.
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WooD's lloUsEnoLD MAGAZINE for Au.
gust continues to demonstrate The wonder.
ful success which has attended this period
ical during the past four years. Its motto
seems TO be "ITow Much for How Little -
for there is no other Magazine in the
world, which gives so much for - little
money. flames Parton. Phoebe Cary, d..
Dio Lewis, Rev. Thomas X. B5'chcr, Dr..
W. w. Hall and Gail Hamilton are regular
contributors. Among its occasional con
tributors are Harriet Bcccher stowe; lIor
ace Greedy, Brick poneroy, Mary Glenn.
mer Ames, joel r. II.adley and John G.
SAKE.
The publishers have not only procured
the very best literary talent, bu, they have
secured such variety and adaptation o
matter as make it a general flvoritc anon Z
all classes. 1t blends amusement with in
struction in n way to enlighten the IN
derstandug and develop tho affections
and its monthly visits are welcomed alike
by The young, the miidleaged and the old
W" would advise every one Of our sub
scribers TO at once address the publisher 3
$. s. WOOD & co. Newburgh N. Y, who
will mail three months numbers of thC
Magazine free to every person who shall
furnish his address.
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How TO Do Ur smIRT BosoMs-ve Lave
often heard ladies' express a desire to
know by what process the fine gloss obscr.
we'd on new linens, shirt bosoms, &C., is
produced. In order TO crafty them we
srbjoin the following recipe for making
gum arabic starch Take two ounces OF
gum arabic powder, put in n pitcher. ant
pour on it pint of boiling water (accord
ing to the degree of strength you desire,
and then, having covered it, let it set all
night. In the morning pour it clreiully
from the drsgs in clean bottle, cork it,
and keep it for use. A tablespoonful Of
gum water, stirred in pint Of starch that
has been made in the usual manner, will
give to lawns (eithcr white or printed a
look OF newness when nothing else can rec
store them after washing. It is also good
much diluted) for thin white muslin anl
bobinet.
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InPoHTASr TO PESsloN CLAIMANTS. The
Second Comptroller Of the Treasury De.
partment has decided that the roll Of SOL
diers mustered into the service Of the State
to be mustered into the United Strtes SER
vice, but who died or wero discharged pri.
or to the muster into the United State.
service. should be received as evidence Of
service. and the claims, in cases Of de-
ceased men. should be settled when oa,is.
factory testimony is furnished that the
soldier died Of disease or wonds contracted d
in tho line Of duty after enlistment, The
decision covers large number Of cases
which have heretofore been ru!el out by
the Second Auditor as Irregular Grand
Army Journal, WdshmgtoH u. c.
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CAnp MrruNu. The Middleburg Mis-
sion Of the United Brethren Church will
hold their Camp Meeting in Mr.. Thomas
Bowers grove, in Franklin township,
Snyder Co. about one mile south from Mid
dleburg, TO commence on the 9th Of
August. Conveyance to the Camp ground
from Middleburg by omnibus. There will
be q restaurant where meals will be served
at reasonable rates. Hucksiering will be
strictly prohibited. The friends of this
meeting mean " Work for the Master"
and no time will be allowed for secular
work after the commencement OF the meet.
ing. A general and most cordial invita-
ton is given to all the friends Of Jesus to
come up to this 81 feast Of Tabernaclcs'
and worship with us.
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COMMITTEE MEETisG.-The Republican
Standing Committee Of this county met in
The Commissioners' Office last Saturday.
Every district except Middlecreek was
represented. jeremiah Grouse was elet ted
Chairman. to serve for the ensuing year,
aud II. II. Grimm, Secretary, DR.. d. +.
"agenseller was chosen Representative
and Capt VIM. Harding Senatorial dele.
gaze. After the transaction Of other bu.
siness Of minor importance the following
fssolution was presented by ]. A. Lum.
bard and the committee adjourned sine die.
WuEREAs, certain Republican politi.
clans, through the Press Of Union county
ere publishing articles calculaidd TO in
!are the success Of Hon. 8. s. Woods, can
'aidate for President Judge Of the l4th
Judicial District. Therefore
Rssoipsd. that We. the Republican Stan.
ding Committee Of Snyder county do mos
smphatically condemn their course. and
pledge the undivided support OF the Re-
pabticss Party OF Snyder county, lin op.
position 10 any candidate the Democratic
'rarty may nvminstey for the election o.
Judge weeds, and tho entire Republican
nskst rs@S sated.
And v. Aereby request all the Rcpubli
can Papers Published in the i4th Judi.
.isl District 10 publish the above Resolu
lion. J. A. LuMpAnp;
WIN. HARpIx0,
D, d. Meyer,
cow-ii<,
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JOSEPH GUssLER and John A. Gussler,
father and son, citizens Of Buffalo town.
ship, Union county, while at work in a
limekin near Hoffie's mill in said town
ship last Thursday, were smothered tc
death
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II. d. MITCHELL, Esq, of franklin
township, was stupg by hornet one day
last week, from the effects CT which be
suffered the most intense pain and was
confined TO bed four days.
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The PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION for
August has arrived, and with it the an
neuncement that it is about TO be issued
weekly instead of monthly The first
number ofihe weekly will appear on Sat
urday, October 7, and will thereafter be
published every Saturday. Extra induce
ments are Offered to subscribers. Term,
only S2 per year. Address Z. C. Allen
Co., Augusta, Maine, for specimen number
and special inducements.
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VIZ recall no summer during fifteen
years time which has been so prolific in
severe thunde rstorms in this latitude as
the present. They have most of them oc
Cured afternoons and evenings, and oc
casioned considerable loss Of property.
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sNIrH says that when they told him
the price he ,houg ht he must have made q
mistake and picked out boys suit in
stead Of mans. That shows how cheap
they are selling at wanamaker & Browns.
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We don't want money particularly bad
but our paper maker does, and if any Of
our delinquent Subscribers want TO ac-
commodaie that indivsdual, they can do
90 BY sending the stamps 10 ns.
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soss Of our cii1eps are again talkin 6
Ofmaking an effort to get town clock on
the Court House. Let us have town
clock by all means.
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A Boarding house, for the accommods.
,itu Of persons attending the U. u. Camp
meeting will be kept by Jonathan New
man, Meals furnished and horses fed a,
reasonable rates.
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TnE potato bug is threatening destruc-
tion to the late potato crop. Many Of our
farmers are resorling to all sorts Of
devices 10 cireumvcpt the bug(er)s
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TnE County Commission crs were getting
the finances Of the cou niy in such shape
thst by the close Of the present year the
county would have been out of debt. But
BY an act Of the Legislature, passed as
late as the month of May, the sum of ST..
1si is again put upon the county for bull
ding Bridge in Beaver township TINES.
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DAN. RICE, the circus man, is mating
bis twelfth farewell tour. As a farewell.
i.t" he can't be beat. Farewell, Dan.
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W. W. DAVIS, Lsq.. Of Miflin,own, has
been appointed Assistant Assessor for the
consolidated district of snyder and Junia-
u counties.
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Ngw STonE.-Mr. G. C Gutel,us has A..
ted up the room formerly occupied by
Messrs. Shindel & Swineford, and filled
it with n fine stock of Clothing or men
md boys, hats and caps, notions, candies,
nuts, fruits, tobacco, cigars, &c.. &C., all
Of which he is selling very cheap for cash
or country produce. Give him a call when
you want anything in his line.
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YrrouBoR RoucH will please accept the
thanks Of all hands connected with this
orice for a fine lot Of pears.
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JosrrH ALEXANDER, Esq, of Lewistown
u,ntsthe Democratic nomination for Judge.
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Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
prevents the hair from turning gray, aud
returns gray hair to its natural color.
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Flour Of new wheat makes superior
brssd--ttat Is, IL the "bskist" knows any.
thing about his or her business.
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lrAKR this method of returning my
thanks 10 the members OF the $ tsndne
Committee for the honor conferred upon
me.in selecting nc TO preside over the de.
liberaiions of that body as chairman. |
pledge myself toa faithful discharge of
the duties imposed on me, according to the
best Of my ability. ]. GROUSE.
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PpiCes.nu.A fair offer.

Ifuc Merchant. l1 .gr rlleeWIll ..t 0lruI %
ur end .r flg Nu.lI.ur send u. retail Do. @,
washer tIl Extra Mrirscr 80. Hul We viii tor
Un rt either pr both Ul....rs '.UU ul freight, g.
places whore no one o. s''lin-' ard .H .UTe lT.
We they VIII be llAcl, that We I-rDs tp refund
the money lf any one wishes iu return the Ili.
chimes tree OF ircisht, after months tgll, ac,
CYTliug q direction.
10 husband, ntior or brother should p,rmi.
the druigcry ut Nas4iuE with tho hands, uty,
two day In The ycsr. when II can be done better
more eNpcditl usly, with les labor, AMI up in,
lury t. the "a rmeuss. hy q pUty Clothes washer
and = Universal Wriuger.
sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dc.
count. are made.
II G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
q ct. 81, '-o-9ml 80 tortlandt st, New York
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Forney's Press.
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Tn. squirrel shooting season opened on
Tuesday.
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AsExIyG OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
a meeting of the Agricultural society wa.
held in the Court House last Saturday af-
tern0on. The meeting was called to order
BY the President, Thonas Bower, Esq.
The committee appointed at the last meet
ing to fix the salaries of the officers, re :
ported as follows President $50 Rscor-
ding Secretary $50; Corresponding Beore-
'ary $40, and Treasurer two per cent. Of
oil moneys passing through his hands.
The time for holding the Second Annual
.fair vas fixed on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday, 2nd. 3rd and 4ih of October,
and the place for holding IL, selinogrove.
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= SAMuEL FAUST,
Merchant Tailor.

Has just received an entire new stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES Il VESTINGS,
all of a superior quality which he is pre-
pared TO make mp in the best style and on
short notice. lie also keeps Brown and
White French Yoke Linen Shirts, and q gen.
eral assortment of gentlemens' Furnishing
Goods, all of which he offers to the public
at very reasonable prices,
Call at my place on Pine Street, between
Eokberl's corner aud the bridge, Selins-
Grove, Pa. Jruc 4, lsGS-tf
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A GENTS WANTED ron ruE
N TRANSMISSION OF LIFE

Councils uf the Nature and Hygiene Of the
Masculine Function. by DR. NArHEY's, au.
thor OF THE PuYriCAL LIFE oF WuNAS." II
relates 10 the male sex Is nill ofncw facts .del
icatc but outsp1kcn practical aud popular
highly endorsed sells rapidly. eold by sub
.criptlon only. Exclusive territory. Terms
i,'1.9i; hrleo y. address TOR contents, S'.. J
q. FERGUS = CO, Publishers, PhilIdelpGla,
Pa t''
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LioR sALE.-2oo acres superior WHITE OAK
X Timber land, near Lock Haven, Pa. b,VOJ
acres Hemlock Timber land, Potter Go, Pa.
Vile, Pa.
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CABINET ORGAN AND MELODEON
" MANUFACTORI,
Ware Room and Store on Piae Street,
Factory on Snyder Street,
Selinsgroye, Pa.

II you want TO hear 9nd SEQ tine toned and
beautiful Organs and Melodeons call at our
Ware room and store, We use mono but tho
lest material In making instruments. Try one
OF them and you will DO satisfied.
Every instrument Is warranted for hyo years
Dealers, Agents and Ministers Of tho Gospel
are invited TO correspond with US aud send ior
price list. We are also agents for the best New
'NOrk anG Philadelphia Pianos.
Ntslins and AccordeOns from ~ TO &lb Nioliu
strings, sheet Aipsic, Picture Frames, Sc, No.
always ON hhb1
Pianos aad AccesIeons correctly tuned aud
repaired
Can ON, or address by letter
Il. u, SALEM 4 CO,
Sept. I 1870. nsgrovo, Pa.
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In Perry town ship, 22nd ult., Norah Sea
man, aged 20 years and 10 monlhs
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elssi.ciy Of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the
spools,
No fastening Of seams by hand and nc
waste " thread.
Wide range Ofapplioation without change
Of adjustment,
The seam retains it's beauty aRd hrmuess
after washing and ironing.
Resides doing all kinds Of work done by
by other Sewing Machine, these Maehiues
execute the most beautiful an permanent
Embroidery aud ornamental work,
IA. The II CHEST Premiums at all the fairs
and exhibitions of tho United States and
Europe, have been awarded tho Grover &
Raker Sewing Machines. sud the work
by ihcai, wherever eNhihhs3 in eomPstion
Bsa~The very highest prise, THE CROSS
OF THE LEGION az. HONOR, was con-
fcred on ,Le representative Of Grover y
BAKER Sewing machines, AZ the exposition
uniyerselle. Paris. 1867, thus sitesiing
their grea, superiority over all other Sew
ing Machines,
For sale by SAMUEL FAUST, sslia.,
-roye. Pa. April 20. '69.