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| ELP WANIED-A LNAGE NGNB.E
Aui cooks, Ch tun't.ut H. uuIs'vHrkprs.H i..p,,
seainsties'cs, etc wanted g. q p.,.es Iu .au.trt
c'iniaR iron c..atry, a. t.r 4 .t.o.,..tlu It..
tute' a2 th ave, lot. i,I All Amty Sta. A.l,,
wanted g. :, ate, landed. 4r,.tIt
SKIRT HANDS wANrED-aOO EypE3f.
- cuc,d tkIt h.li- r,r woven t.I .p,.,.l "a
Apply iHr d d.ys, 1T a." iltI.. ID, lIA.li' \Is.
TIN, KELLY CO, 25- Can. ~. .I.'iII
CEWING MACHlNES-WANTED L,lir.
- To- tt1I g. ur,r,tr un Su..i's .,ut " .r.,,r \
Wilson'S aud ut.ur sewing ma .u,u,s,, and recon.
me'dcd ~ W.rF. MI Huls 90 -n, n, ult .. ..I.s o.
oil for sale cheap. se2 2Iu'lai
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SOLDIERS WANTED FOR TUE U 8.
~ Army-4Oo able bodied men, term Of .@rv, "a
years, pay from elj u f24 per month with board
clothing, and medical attendance. Apply At tie
principal rrcrutug Rendezvous gs Chathtin IT,
aus alNist0T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-09

DAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR TIE
l. :, Army-WNted luo young mon, t. whom
horses equip meats, ratuns, clothing and medical At
Tendance VIII be furnished. with good pay n zach
soldier. Apply ~ l33 Hudson street. No . ~ Dad.
way. -ss sci 2I,o.ila
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ALSO AN urEIGnr ENnLNr

e-.nun ,J..drr, ln-u.lu st.oEe, Ly vice. al IN.
.ey, IuAlr a.a go1er4pr.
AS g. JPrgAt Engine, 4Nlu,- ry,,.lsr. 10.
inCh .gnre, with "y wheel all pu ~, ,ur.u. ,.I
governor. B'g. s"o.ll hard, hut .u D.. d Jr,.a' H..
ready 'Hr ulr. WIN be Su.d ,,Jy IHs .r
aI3t~i27 ~ D.. . -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

A female elephant, belonging to 3 gentleman
at Calcutta, who was ordered from the upper
country TO CAittagong, In the roste thither
broke loose from her keeper, and msking her
,Vsy to the woods was lost. The keeper made
every excuse to vindicate himself, which the
master OF the animal would not listen to, but
branded the man With eArelessness, or some
thing worse, for it was instantly supposed
that be bad sold the elephant. He was tried
for il. and condemned to work on the roads
FOR life, and bis wife and children were sold
fer slaves. About twelve years sfterwsrd,
this man, who was known to be well aequaint-
ed with breaking elephants, was sent into the
country with q party to assist in catching wild
ones. They came upon herd, and this man
fAncied be saw among the group his leng-lost
elephant, fer which be bad been condemned.
He resolved to approach 1t, nor could the
strongest remonstrances or the party dissuade
him from the attempt. Having reached the
animal, he spoke to her, when she Immediate
" recognized his voice; she waved her trunk
in the air, as a token Of salutation. and spon-
tapeously laid down and allowed him to mount
her neck. She afterWard assisted In taking
other elephants. and decoyed three young
eDes, to which she had given birth in her sb-
senee. The keeper returned, and the singular
circumstances attending the recovery being told,
he resained bis character; and, as recon-
pepse for bis unmsTited sufferings, had a pen
sion settled on him for life. This elephant
was afterward in possession Of Warren Hast
ings, when governor-general Of Hindostan.-
Popular NatIral History.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

4 ~ cbsrIotts Cushman, the tragsdlenn,e,
tnef Tei 4s years old, is said to DC "Oiu
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.No ID Tic r.

HAVING sold our stock Of Bsoks Stationery etc, 4
II kr H. Wade Co., after thanking our friends and
the public for the very liberal PATRONAGE extended 4
u, we most cordially solicit for the rm oontinu-
ance Of their favOrs. Respectfully.
GTO. PATTISON & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05
DRs. SPIEGEL q REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND THE KosT SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.

TNFoRN the public in general that they are prepared
10 treat all diseases but otpec ally those which
pronounced incurable, and called chronic
Their treatment Of Cancers Is without any rival be-
theJ will be expelled from the system, with al
their roots and hbers, snly BY utional treatment
without aaust!cs and without the knife.
They also treat with Euocess according TO the most i'm
proved science OF medicine in Europe Rheumatism,
Neuralgia 6out OphthAmia Fistuls in Ans, Scrofuia
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic pysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits TspewOrm, Piles Dropsy, Diseases Of The
Skin Bronchitis Consumption all diseases ot the Eye
and Kar, and give particular attention 70 all Female
Complaints. especially those ef the womb.
Negroes who afflicted With any Of the above
diseases will be cured and ind good board and
oomm01Gt0ns while under treatment the dsci0rs in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention OF patience at distance
that il they not prepared 70 consult the doctors per-
soasbiy BY writing to them with exact account OF All
the symptoms Of the disease, medicine Tib forwarded
By Adams express.
Union and Gayoso streets. Iuhrmary On Union street
EAST Of bayou, at Dr.. spisgsPs private residence.
Dr. c. Spiegel has in his thirty practice,
peciay chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
success n has IN his possession I've thousand
plants, herbs barks etc, which he rely upon 4
diseases which by the most successful pract
ti0ners pronounced incurAbe.
Ee also makes II his especial practice e treat all pr
vate diseases with the utmost Success in short time
40 matter OF how long standing, Of what nature.
All Dr.. spiegel asks from the Ahicted is fair trial
then all the reference he viii give will Be speedy
to them.
Thousands OF testimonials, from the most reliable
source, msy be seen at the dOctor's once. del5-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05
HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
HUN'TSP-ILLE. ALABAMA.

THIS HOUSE IL now open for the accumulation Of
Il the public. The rO0ms all large, well venti-
lated, and furnished in the best style with and
beautiful furniture and carpets The public aud
halls are lighted By The Ladies and Gentlemen
PArors are furnished in spen1ii and luxurious style
comfortable and inviting
THE TABLE
Shall at all times Be supplied with everything good
home and foreign market Efira and having IN my
employ good and experienced cooks and table servants
everything ssall be prepared and served in the best
manner.
THE BAR
T. furnished vlth old and excellent Liquors and Wines
comprising a the popular brands both native and
f0FeiFn growth
Connected With the house is . splendid
BILLIARD SALOON,
Oonisinlns three aus tables aHordnE . pleasant ant
healthy recreation for leisure hour.
Rverything in NY power shall Be done 10 make thS
guests Of the house comfortable
fei6 I'm JOHN P LEE, Superintendent
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TO the PubIIc.


As you perceive have purchased the stock Of Book
and Stationery Of Hessrs. Geo. Pattiso1 & Co pur-
pose conduct the business Bnder the name and STYLE
q Il. Wade Co. Most respectfully do solicit for Ii,
house a share Of public patronage.
jas HENRY WADE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

THE MAY QUEEN By Alfred Tennv-
son, Poet Laureate. splsndidly illus
tratsd by E. V. B. 8 vo., NOR, gilt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

POETS WIT AND HgBOR. Selected by
W. H. Willis. Illustrated with one hun
dred sngFayiEgs full git, cloth and mo-
rocco.
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ECLIPSE STARLE.

II. NoCLAEAHAE, HarshA
BARTLErr 4 CAnPANrER. for Plaintits. fsls-tt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

CHARGES AGAINST THE PosTHAsTER-GEE
ERAL Several southern Senator's charge that
the Postmaster-gsneral has caused their south
ern documents to be suppressed. Senttor
Clingman charges that no document bearing
his frank has reached North Carolina for two
weeks, and that they have either been sup
pressed here or been ordered to be stopped
somewhere on the route. An Investigation is
going Oh, and the facts will be brought out.
II the charge made against the postmaster-Ee
ersl be true, an effort viii be made for his i'm
parchment The motive which is alleged for
this suppression is desire to influence the
elections in North Carolina.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
illustrated by Harrison Weir. Fine Tur-
key morocco.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

WE OVER FOR RENT the OFFICE now occupied
w by ms as commission office, and, n desired, viii
sell upon reasonable terms ali The Once Furniture.
q We also offer for rent the COTTON SHE'D AND
WAREHOUSE, OR Madison street, now occupied by rs.
MASON Co,
fe1p-Im zS2 Nain street . rraira
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

A NEeRo VIGfLAEcE CoNMrTTEE IN CLEvE
LASD.-The negro population Of Cleveland,
Ohio, have formed themselves into an inde-
pendent inquistorial court, for the trial Of GER
tain OF their number, charged with having in
formed Mr.. Goshorn, Of Wheeling, OF the
whereabouts Of his slave Lucy. The assembly
meets every evening at the old Baptist church.
Two women have already been tried, without,
however, any definite conclusion az TO the Eui t
Of ore Of them. Application has been made to
the police BY the accused parties for protse-
tion. There is muca alarm among thsm,
though no one appears TO have TIE falntest
idea Of the penalty, IN ease the meeting should
declare them guilty Of the charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

WORKS OF MICHAEL DE MONTAIGNE,
comprising his Essays, Biographical and
Bibhographica Notices, etc. By ".
Hazlitt. In vols, half calf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

A BAD LEX rRoM WHE.--A member Of
q military company was the other day, at
Utica, talking about "going to the wars" He
said Il be went be would take bis child with
him. HHow will you carry ~" asked The
vie and mother. 30, strap it on ny back, y
raid he 40, dent" exclaimed the wife, ''foI
~ viii be tie frst TO be shot p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

"a HfTl A PALPABLE HIT pit came to
our ears yesterday morning, thst on the day
previous, 10 the hearing Of several passengers
on the ferryboat, some valiant eitizen-Whose
name we were not intrusted with-mads the
boastful threat that the local editor Of this
column would haze bis mouth slapped on sigh.
il be did not "take something back - Some
body, then, must imagine himself hit-proba-
bly as severe as was that given by "Hsmlet"
when be gave "Laertes" that ugly jAb. ga
bit a palpable hit % We rarely take some
thing, but when we do, never in the baes.-M
o. Dfltd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05
ANDREw JOHNSON FoR THE CABMET.-A
.-..inI af.ratrh 10 thn NJ Vol Ina naur

ANDREW JOHNSON FoR THE CAlNET.-A
special dispatch to the New York Times says
Andrew johnson, Of Tennessee, and Mr..
Gilmer, Of North Carolina, would seem to be
the men for the emergency; and their selection
for cabinet positions would at once and for
ever settle and dissipste the disunlon excite
ment. Everybody is waiting in almost breath
less anxiety to see whether the Administration
is to become powerful and successful by ally
ing itself With the Union sentiment Of the
country, or is to be broken down and ruined at
the very outset, and rendered utterly poWerless
for any good. With such men as Johnson and
Gilmer in the cabinet, the Administration
could command the support of the next Con-
gress, instead OF being-as has been anticipa-
ted-in decided minority in the lower House.
N1sasri6ee Of principle is required to satisfy
Ou, southern friends; and, for one, | cannot
doubt that much more will be conceded to their
fidelity than would ever have been yielded to
the impotent threats Of the seeessionists,
per Sc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05
The Hymeneal Dance.

Ata moment when a Prince Of Hssse is
wooing daughter Of England, we may fitting
| " notice the fashion Of the close Of the nup-
[ tial ceremony, when, at Hesse Cassei, the
| Princess Mary (daughter OF George the Sc
eond) was married to the unworthy Prince,
l who had, without much wOoing, won that hap
I less lady;
~TheY supped In public When the dessert
was taken of, they stood up to drink the King
Of Great Britain's health, at which the cannon
from The ramparts were fred. The King Of
| Swedsn's and The bride and bridegroom's
healths were drank in the same manner. Then
the prince and princess, and the great officers
Of the court, danced the mystical dance, or
hymeneal dance, the manner Of which is this
All the nobility, and great officers Of the court
and army, with white Asmbeaux lighted in
their hands, begin dance to a very solemn
tune, and the princess and bridegroom bring
up the rear after which the rest OF the dan
GERS dance themselves into a circle, the bride
and bridegroom being in the middle then they
divide into two lines, the bridegroom leads the
bride to her apartment, the dancers following
two and two, with their torches, 20 the door Of
the bsdchamber, where they all stopped and
put out their Aambeaux with great silver ex-
tinguisbers. ."-Ehglish Paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
Of Utrecht to the peace OF Versailles,
1713-17s3. b Lord MahOn. In vols 4,
full calf, marble edge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05
THE Table
RILLIARD sALOON.
Marahapa Sale Of Real Estate

ON SATURDAY, TIE 18Th DAY OF MAROH. will
u sell 70 The bfshes bidder, for cash, the following
described property 10 the city OF Memphis levied
satisfy an execution in favor J. h CLARK, Robert
Neil et AL judgment rendered ct the October term,
1890 q the Federal Court at Jaokson for2 065 0sand
s2 os costs Sale at the arcade Onion street, within
lawful hours, for cash Redemption waived
Said property Is described follows Lying and be-
ipg 10 the city Of Memphis and Ia that part known
South Memphis, and being part Of 10; No. 9, In block
No 90 and beginning for the part therein conveyed at
stake On the west side Of Causey street. two hundred
and thirty feet eight inches nsr Of the intersection Of
ibe north side Of VaEce street with tbs west side
o CEusey street. and running thence north with the
west side Of Causey street thirytwe feet inches
to q stake; thence ussfwardiy, al right angie with
Caussy street. the center Of bayeu Gsyose thenee
southwardy With the meanGerings o. said bayou 70 a
point In Tire sener Of SAID bal ou opposite 10 and vest
Of the beginning corner Of said iot and thence In q
straight line % the beginning the west side Of Causey
Ltrest
n. NOOLAEkHAN, Earshal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

SUNDRahE1Ss
S0l BOXES Popping Crackers.
OUO 1900 lbs. s. s. Almonds.
500 lbs Fiiberts
500 lbs. Cream Nuts.
IoO Bushels Fresh Neal.
$50 bris. Ruscstt Prior Red and JenAtln Apples.
$50 Pink Eye white and Bed Mechanic Potatoes.
500 KEYS Nails.
50 doz Brooms.
Also Sugar, Coffee Molasses Salt, WHISKY, Brandy,
Champaign, Fsur, Lime, Oen snt, Starch, Wooden
Ware, etc, etc. Just received and for sale low By
FL0URHOY & ORAwFORD,
de3o-daw No H. Front row.
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CHRTSTMAS
BOYS Gzma GIRLS!

A BB0TT7s ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES
The Aimwell Stories.
The Young YOyagsrs. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton
The War Tiger. By Dalton.
A Year with Maggie and Emmis. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hsrry's Summer In Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret HuntingtOn's Experiment.
hOOkeEB lllt6Lhteo hlbtoiys
The Crussdes and the Crusaders.
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young Chsvalisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
tratsd.
The Hunters Of the World.
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before the Mast
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr.
Queens and Princesses Of France.
Constance and Edith; or, Incidents of
Home Life.
Little BY Little.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

A BAD TEMPER.-A bad temper, it long en-
coursgsd, and thoroughly rooted in the eonEii-
tution, becomes In time impossible to be eraoi-
Gated. 10 youth # is comparatively easy 70
ten the rising tide Of suliennsss, pstulance or
passion, but when the tide bas been allowed to
gain ground, no humsn power can drive i
hack. The maniac may say, " ] am BOW calm,
L will hurt you no more," 4" yet tbe frenzied ht
viii come tomorrow, when be viii turn and
rebd you. IN the same way the victim OK IN
governed temper may even beg forgiveness
FOR The past, and promise, with tie best inten-
tisur. to offend no more; but how shhil
5sughter IN her mood OF kindness heal the
wound her temper has inflicted on mothers
heart. or convince her parent Il Tih De the
fsefs How shall the woman, whose temper
"a made desolate Der household heartns van
h1rr The peace and eonhdencs she has de-
sfroVsdY How shall the wife. though sne
would give all her bridal jewels for tnas puI-
nose. restore the links Der temper hss rldeiy
ansuDed asunder in the chain Of eonjusai az
ssrti5ns Tbsre are no other means than those
aSoDted pursued in youth, By which % ever
conc this foe to temporal and eternal hapPi-
neeG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

VTrrF EpucATIoE II husbands tooE -. -. - .
s,ngf FOR. or interest IN their Bife's miil1a ~.
,-ives are obliged to take for theif hns pa nel y
bo5isr. women would be more INTEL gent, ~. =
pfrsihgbutton or string rsisea NAE i,,i
+. sfi-Ts5 up msnsgsrie; but what Of ne h..ie =
v-e-sr Who gits tWiddling her thumbs 10 ne
,rsssnes Of her husbands intelligent vlsit9IA'
bs.srre rhs has not the slightest idea w. sLsI
tbsv are an talking about, and because, = ~ ~
o1Jdn't norlify her husband, shs must ioIs.si
lr,sn spssehlessf TIE Intelligent nasoAho,
W.. from fear Of ieopardizing his pueotns W %
900 rests contentsd with this state q tAinss
ia ruiitv al an injssties toward that iitIie g-
nsr. ii which Be ought to be most 'hesilllJ
ASHAMED. An intelligent man s9ne.ll.s -.
sstirfsg bis cor fcieBes by saying Of his W. ),
cor. sbsig e y little woman5 out lsls lnsls !.
on ebsmberi L ty soul through whose wihoes h..s
abe n noi tan enough 10 peep Get heI 1u. -. :
foostool 70 stand on, Mr.. sslish1ess; sna M
bow ouieJ shs viii leap over that WinaoT-s
IN short SHOW but the disposition % heiP In- nsi
and come manly, loving interest n aeI Prorsll sl
ana IL she loves you, yOb viii md tnsI az tnoo 4.
she has bot average inteneet5 you Nh W.
sstonisbed At tie progress Of your pupil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

WITH
G STOEK III an

IA Wholesale DEALERS IN ForsiEn and Domesfi
w Liquors, Rectihed WHISKY, Fancy Groceries, To
bacco, CiGzrs, ETC.,
Ne. 159 Main street, Webster Block,
rc1h-Sm n Asmph q, ven.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
COAL! COIL l.!

HAVE been engaged in the eoal trade fof the past
twelve years have boated ooal 70 this market Tor
the reta city and steamboat trade ant have learned
from experiences the necessity sf having cheaper ue IN
Memphis thar has heretofors bees furnished 70 her p
pie ne necssstiss Of the rich and per alike require
he change proposed and while do not pretend 70 dis
guise the fact that intsrd 20 make some monsy, 10 ls
the less true that shall e public benefactor
have hand large supply Of Green river caalr
vhch have always furnished at price far below that
which ust be paid for PittsburE oea Ths pieces are
not large the coal bccEs received from Pitts
burg but these Er0T larger the mine Is penetrad
and vita each khipmeBt 70 ne b. spring the Jumps VII
be as large the largest taken from the Plburg Pits
Green river coal less than that from The heed
waters of the Ohio and therefore sell 10 low and not
because Il not 50 valuable for al purposes. have
deemed t useless % sbain and publish cert daas as to
It's properties from Hose who t here IT. it, and
bank checks are the certificates want have, how
sver larger stock than ever before Of Pttsourg coal
whieh goes "a At market prices. woud state more
ovsr that those Who buy from pay money ta an cid
citizen Of Memphis All that make goes into eircua-
tion here. taxa aothinE from the city which ere
stor did not intend should away since he did not have
M-mphis On q coal bed Keep your money 81 home, and
stand By your oWn people, which you acuompish oy
buying coal At the Blue once on Jefferson a. the
SdT THOMAS JANIS.
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How the Japanese Restore FADED
Flowers.
ANss,saEi eoHsspeadsnto Of the New York

Herald writes
Aftsr bouquet is dropping beyond all rem
ediss Of fresh water, the Jsp6nese can bring
It back 10 al lie first glory BY a very simple
and seemingly most destructive operation.
bad received some days ago delightful bunch
OF flowers from q japanese acquaintance.
Thsv continued 70 live IN ali their beauty for
nearly two weeks, when At last they faded.
Just ss ] was about to have them thrown
away, tie same gentleman Japanese gentle
rnzn) came 10 see ne. showed bin the faded
aoWers, and told him that, though lasting g
long time, they had row become useless. "Oh,
no, said be; s'0nly put the ends Of the stems
into The FIRE, and they viii be aE good as be-
FORE ] was ineFedelous; 90 be took them
himself and held the stems ends In the FIRE
until they we're completely cbarred- This wac
in the morning; at evening they were again
looking fresh and vigorous, and have continued
50 for another week. What may be the true
agent in this Teyiving process, an unable TO
determine fully; wheihsr It be the heat driving
once mere the last juices into every leafet and
vein, or whether It he the bountifui supply OF
carbon furnished By the ebsrring. ! an in
clised. However, TO the latter cause, es the full
effect was not produced until some eight hours
afterwsrd, and as it seems that, II the heat
was the principal agent, Il must have been
sooner followed By visible changes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05
STEWART e. ALGEE.

Attorneys and CCuHSelOrS at Law,
(OEee at Ralsish, an in Registers Ofass Brdinr,l
Corner Of Court g. Third Streets,
nTS1nE0hiS, Tenn
E-specel attention 70 Collections Conveyancing and
investi iEztlug Titles.etc. del I-sn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

HAVING sold an Interest in the "BclipsezA
II Livery Stable" 70 Jno. n. Fix tie busi-~
ness Of the dm will learaftcr be c0nducied - W
under the style Of Bunt Fisx. 7. W. HUNT.
We viii keep on hsnd At the " Eclipse'' TIE bs.i
stock that the market sort ard viii furn such
turBout viii give entire satisfaction 70 all the pa
irons Ct the cd a1d popular stand. II good teams and
constant attention ths wants * our customers will
do it, We viii endearor % piesse.
Horses boarded BY ihs day, week. mOnih, upon The
most reasonable terms.
fe6-lm HUNT 4 FrET
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-05

THE MopEL FrRGFEIA GUE.--nT' l-.. Aoalls'
tie master armorer Of The kiehmoaa ~,
has received the model gun Iof l1e o.s.e' !, =
gun was made at the Springfield armeiy- ~, =
Z eonbi,stios IF tbe Uaited States rife mlske;
and the F16sld British rife. Ths lshg1a q, o.
the barrel 40 inches; eaii5rs 3s-sv1. - IS
bands are convex adjustable ngi,mSa m pa.ssliii Is z
Il has a fbres-Ieafed rear sigtt ius -, =
without 4 primer. The stock y o Ss,HF., -. ~
(sny quantity Of which, fcrtunatsiy, eeA -
had ib the state.) The barres ls Drles. ~ -
We think the guBs 10 Dc made here ols-s -, :. :.
Drowned. TIE gun VIII 60 gooa - --.-l-.
1000 Yards. u iss beautiful piece OF 8oiA
rssnsbip. and has been CONSTRUCTED unoef ~
fves Of Mr.. Adams. The probable cosl q
sfkuse 70 Be made Al TIE armory VIII oe sl''