davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
MIsftIIantoas.
DIS. SPIEGEL s REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THH KosT sUeoEssTUn
C0mces. operators
IN THE WORLDS
Eight Years i'm Memphis.

TEFGkM the public in general that sy are pEerarea
70 trsat ell diaeaaes but especially those which afe
pronoUncad incartble. and eAlled chrehic.
Their treatment 81 Cancers IL Hihoat any rival BE-
they viii be expelled frsm the system, with al
their roots ard hbrrs sny hy utiona tres.ments
without eanatIcs snd without ms knife
They ass treat with seacess according 10 she most i'm
proved sciencs Of medicine IN Europe, Rheumatism,
Nturziga Cent Ophthamlt Fistula 10 Ans, scrafuia,
syphfla Dyapepsih Chrgaic DyHeutcry Torpid Liver,
Gravsi Fits TapeVOrm Plies Bropsy, Diseases Of the
Ska BruBchtis Consumption, h diseases sf tbe Bye
and Ear and give particular attention e all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes Who anlicted with any Of the above
disesser will be cured and ud good beard and &c
osmmodatons while under treatment a. The dsors in
Urinary.
The doctors call attention Of patis5ee at distance,
that IL they not prepared 70 consult she doctors per-
soAssiy b5 writing 70 them, with exact account o. al
the symptoms of the disease medicine El Be forwarded
By Adams express.
Union and Gayofo streets. Innrmary Union street,
east OF bayou at Dr.. spisgal's private residence.
Br O. spiagal has, IN his thirty years PrActisss es-
peclsy chronic diseases sured them with ae utmost
q has IN bis possession ever I'VE houssnd
plants herhs barka, ETC., which he can rely upon %
diseases whish hy the most successful prae-
tioners pronounced iucurabie.
Hs also makes 1t his espaeial practice T. reat al pri-
diseases with the utmost suceesa IN snort tine
matter Of how lcug ataading, nor OF Skat nature
Al Dr. splesei asks from The aaloted is fair trial
then all the reierenee he VIII give will be speedy cur
70 thems
Thoassnds Of tssiimoaiaIz, from the most reliable
source may Be seen at the dDot0r's once. dei8-6m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
DRS. ]. B. WASSON q wa. WkSSON,
NO. 300. DENTISTS. NO. 300.

EIAFH moved their ONCE to corner o.
II UNION AND MAIN STREETS
where they have htted up and fnrnishedu IYFts9'9
rooms suitable for the accommodation Of -A-I
those who favor them with their confidence, and
having hus located permanently offer their professional
services in the 81 erent branches OF Dentistry, prcms
Ing the public 10 serve them IL the most skltul and
ndicous manner and in every reasonable case warrant
satisfaction, both IS 10 operations performed and
charges for the Further than this We wish 70
hold out induoement whatever 70 ensnare the public
draw them 70 Office, BY any exhibition Of Dental
speeinsens propositions 70 do Cheap Dentistry" or
at prizes low, even lower thsn the very lowest
By any other alton Of facts In any way
whateyer. Eeither do wish any to mistake our
name (Wasson) for that Of another, as the name Is
plane, snd place Of business easily found. once csner
of Union and Main, No go. fe18- ,twaw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

Wehare received pamphlet entitled 'Slave-
~ and Abolitionism, as Viewed By Georgia
Slsvs-Bv Harrison Berry, the property Of ;.
". Rice, CoFinEton, Ga.n The Grimm Cal
Uni0a says Of this pamphlet
owe have lust finished reading pamphlet
frou the pen Of Harrison Berry. We know
Harrlson, and know him to be slave, and
black one, at that; and, although toe matter
Of bis pamphlet is not arranged exactly
with that perspicuity and system that would
mark an accomplished writer, there are truths
told BY Harrison that It would be well Tor
many white men, and black ones, to ponder
and profit BY. That slavery is the proper sta
tus for the black nan, no one can doubt who
will properly investigate the subject. In his
native wilds he is a savage with no hope OF
Improvement. free man among white peo-
pie, be is inferior, and cannot rise to level
With bis neighbors, and has all his work to do,
when in health, under disadvantages that few
ctn overcome; and, when sick, be has no enc
to care for him; whilst the slave has only bis
work to do while ia health, with all the advan-
tases bis masters position and superior man
agement eau afford hims and when sick, his
master is bound, by law and interest, to attend
to bis necessities. And it is true, as Harrison
says, that the aboitionists are bis worst enc
mics, inasnuch as all their efforts only tend to
draw the cords OF seFvitude more tightly
around him, and deprive him Of many indul-
gsnecs that be would otherwise enjoy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
TO fbe Public.
New Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
OF the same.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
Il commissioners, appointed by the County Cs1rt n
Shelby county AZ the ss ef the architect James b.
Cook, ESD OF the city OF Memphis, until u o'cl0ck
TH R5DAY the 1Sth day OF harch 1851 for building
Jail the north west corner % Chickasaw and Aucon
Streets in the city Of Memphis according plans ard
specifications on Ole in his once.
Contractors will be required n give bond for double
the amount of the contracts viii approved sursu
f5r the faithful Performance Of the same
The commissioners reserve the right to reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory 70 them.
on the certificate ard estimate OF the architect, pay
ment n be made monthly In the bends Of Shelby
county running and two years and bearing six per
interest, retaining Oue-thlr 0f the monthly esti
NATE until the hnal completion Of the work.
All further iaformstiou ezpiznatiol will be Eiveh
on application person by letter % The architect At
his once corner 0f Main and Madison streets Memphis
Tennessee. J. ". A. P9TTIT,
A. n. MONTGOMERY,
;. 8. DfCEERSOE,
W. II WALKER
J. "A. GOOuLET,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
2aile appeaI.
a aAoREp rAREwrrr ,.n
l.l. v1sE5ss sE.ss p 2 =, 5Ssss a.s1 .. rn.

Isru wRirrrs 81 roUza LADY on rp
DEATH or HEn BETRorHrD.
Aud thou, upon NJ tisr Of dean.
Ari shrouded for TIE tomb
Nor living pulse, nos hzmsr hrsafh.
save mine, distarbs ne riooras
Though sha'ilJ iei The taper's iirht
On nee, aiic o. ghy bier,
Yet until tils morning brisht
Could watch and Isel 10 sssr.
I'd thy osld hand Ia mine
Tiu mine was scarce less cold.
And trace ny fest1res, ilne b. line.
IN ihsy'd ssen OF breathing mold,
ret fondsr, hoiisr was my Taas.
Than when, In periods past.
ssv hat buautg's living sia1s,
Fo5 now I've glEsa my last.
ny npsars musical no more,
Bui their sweet smile Is tasse;
ros hashins Of thine eye Is Ger.
Botths oaiui-ooid ia, how deari
on oouids NV to s3rrou-'s storm.
Nor sigh FOR days more hright.
II, even ssas, that hsliouel form
Aisht sleep within my sight.
Mere JOY, TO Waich thee stiriess, ;hsn,
10 tiss thT bloodless brow.
Than Ense on crowds o. living men.
Though Lively as once vert ihou
Less atd 70 keep The fssiersd aovsr
All vithered though il be.
IhsR yield 81 60 ne tempssi's power,
Ssr wreck, usr relic see.
But vain the fsnciss o. ny breast
And vniner loves dispair.
Ths Ersve mast be Thy resting place.
And unust Iingsr here's
on death, are Ell nv arrows spent
Amsng the blifhe and fress
On. grEvs, i eEeh dark lodgius lent.
Remaius not one for mef
Hyrerished love, ny htarf's esiirht,
Ny beings once hriEht spell,
on, oould bot yan nlorninr light,
Crush-erush that tsllinF bsus
Vain Uish, tue iiEhf beeouel more clear,
IAe death naiea louder sEell.
one bursting tigh-one hurniur tear.
one iasi Wild thought-faTeWsn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
TENNESSEE FARMS.

We offer uumbsr OF select and hiEhly improved
Farms IN Sheoy county, varying In distance from Mea
phis from 10 tweEty miles. All OF these lands
dosrably situated and hsey adEpted ter Gardening
and Farming purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
THOMAS JAMES
ElmwOOd Cemetery, Memphis

JOS. LENOW, Prsst. C. HAMILTON, sup't.
MANAGERS:
JOS. LFNOW T. n. ALLEN y. B. MILLER
in. WILLIAMSON WB HAMIrN.
TINE Cemetery is mile tJsIh-eas. from he city
The oice Of the company l. an the grsundss where
tae Superintendent may ail times b found Whenh
s not in the once ring tie be, and be VIII soon appesr
Terms Invariably cash. mlsaiy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

A NEAFoLITAN TRAeEDY.-0ne night q
few weeks ago Naples was the scene Of a
dreadful murder, Of which the exact cause
remains undiscovered. One Of the most beau
tiful and wealthiest girls in Naples, on the
moment Of returning from the San Carlo The
aler, was shot at he door Of her own house BY
a pistol ball, which passed right through her
heart. The dress and face Of the unhappy
mother were splashed with her daughters
blood and she found that she was holding In
her arms corpse. The girl gave one pierre
ing cry and expired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
Free Forwarding.
PRIVATE BONDED WAREHOUSE
AND
Custom House Brokerage.

FTIHR Endersigned has, With Kessrs, Bingham, BALD
Il win & Co. Msssrs. wilder & Gallie, aud Messrs-
Hunter q GAmmen formed association for the pur-
pose Of entering At the custom house and storing in
bond accordance with the revenue laws, any goods
arriving this port which may be intrused 70 MS cue
tody.
ne being the managing and active partner has bonded
vita approval % the Secretary Of the Treasury csm-
nOdious Warehouses where 81 Merchandize coming TO
h1 port be stored every attention paid 10 m pre-
servRon and for its prompt delivery when eNtry naa
made at the custom house, at the owest pessbie
tariff charges.
Merchandise destined to The intsrier will be entered
for payment Of duties In bond, as may be required
By the cansiguses. All Goods CONSIGNED 70 him 70 De
forwarded viii receive the greates dispatch Al the low
est rate Of charge and IN such manner IS may be a-
rscted n the duties Be- paid IN tins port FUNDS
must provided for that pnrp9sei but II 70 oe Io-
warded in bond, The requisite bonds will be given
Goods iutrusied to Of 1ndersigned consigned 70
points In the Interior win be forwarded By railroads o.
other osavayance, a. directed, free Of eommission
An experiences Of nearly twenty years in TIE details
Of custom house business and thorough seqnhlntanee
Win The warehouse laws in every detail will enable
s copartneshp 70 give he greatest dispatch eonsst-
ent with the nnfety Of the revenue.
CHAs. @. WALDEN,
once In glaghorn & Ounningham's Buildings,
mrIs-Im Head Of DrSyton street, Savannah.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
Opposite the Appeal once.
ARKANSAS LANDS.
HLssrssIPPI PLANTArIoNs.

We osr for sale some 80 coo Of ehOes Arksnsas
lsnds improved and unmprovee. and located at various
points embraced Wha the best cotton growing regions
in the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

EAsIER SAID THAN DoKE-A writer in the
New York Adpertissr wants Fort Sumter to be
blown mp when Msjor Anderson leaves It, as
it would prevent South Carolina hereafter from
using this fortress, 20 the injury. Of the North
ern States, by allowing England or France to
bold possession OF it. It is very easy to say
blow up Fort Sumter, bat the idea supposes
that the South Carolinians are a little duller
than they have proved themselves to be. The
same conditions which cause the fort to be
abandoned will prevent it from being blown up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
MEMPHIS CITY VARNIsH ROOMS
JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
GsqRDEsEaN.
Fort Pickering, Near Memphis,
Tenn,

EOEL EAEAGNlANs AEtAA AAGAAA 5aAa RS
Tenn,
One mile south from Court Square.
WE have large lot OF FRUIT TRzRs OF our own
w grsvth.
Peach trees, strong and visorous Of the latest Va
risues.
Apple trees, Of the best kind, for ihs South.
Pear srees-A large lot OF dwarf and standard pear
trees.
Also Cherry, Plum. Apricot, Nectarinea, etc
splendid assortment of large and handso1la Ever
green's Roses and Green house planfs
Anything ia the nursery line always on hand.
Psnts gatranteed 10 order ald delivered 70 any part
o. the city free OF charge Orders from he country
licited.
Persons In The country wishing gardens mafe 10 or
der will ts accommodated reasonable terms. We
employ none but the lost workmen-
Orders through the pos.-oe1ce 70 ne viii receive
prompt atleeti01.
Zoe EtcheTarno having been in France this last suns
ner has ADDED laTEey the newest Roses, Japoncas,
DahMas, Hiacynfhs Tulips, etc, etc. Also ID Fruii
Trees o. the choicest kinds ali Of which he VIII sell Il
the lowest prises for cash.
dsf-tspl lEnguiEsr eoqs.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

men travelling among them. What arc we to
be when this fanaticism whips us into ebeci-
snco B. W. MCDONALD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

Ircn Iah uENH -
Il taat Of The minoi''5
gbieh Il is proclaim se-...
"a Win b., a Cove Tsu, re-. y.
ibs mary. II is not BOW now
- of he GeDerai sofetl. '...,.
Vie rights Of tie ns 80, -ey-
constitutional pe1eI g ..,s ~
tnH themselves 20 Be gosS.i 90 -
south have betn pese..y ...,.,.-
wrongs3 By the eeees..1t,, -. =
ihem 10 Rooa -. 49,. !
8tolas nation. Fsns go 20.
.nl .ois-rrriil IN ons s's- '..,-
- srss. Ko. rlniicate l.'s.l
-, - q lut "A y even. hpen
-~nf SfG,u fhe beeks
ssid FOfrsate ne p. pI'a.- p
rr.isss ire ~ g =
r 60 spec - aiisa'-, aaQ
~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

If ,,vs Of the surrender Of Fo't sanl.eI-
~ eis-spes Of which will seen even s,,
foreign fhan In bone eireles-l,'.l wi y
Earops about The time t1e soeIlorn % Ion-
vi Psris, and England and France .,' 20
er great commercial nations' WI, ,.,Pi1s P5l
- 4 Immediately, hut speeeily5 $500
.-1-rnf OF the Confederate sl-le''
.o~sissr that European nations.
s,,--- ~ ~ old worid'-1re POI
,isTiv sentimental stieklsrs for tts 2, rls.,.s r.
= ~ ~ tbst thev care great deal 30 20
-.rss than iberty. Those ene.-s. i.
80 are hardly "a a posiitiosnl. p. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
TO Gas CONSUMER RS.
Ec0NOMY In GAS.
REDUCTION" III G.4S BILLS.
Notice of Dissolution

THE partnership hsretsiore e1issiHr Between W. &
u y Freemsn, Of Nashville Tennessee, and sTsifh
Freeman Lewis n. Freeman Of Memphis, Tennessee.
under the name and style Of Freeman A Co. vas dis
solved ~ mutual consent the hrst day Of Fs5ruary
1851. r. Freeman having purchased the entire inter-
est of he late ". r. Freeman "a the said Arm of
Freemaa Co.. ths brsIneBs will be continued untar
the and style las harsioiorel of Freeman 3 Co.
are auth8fiIed settle ali debts due te and BY The
fsrnner campauy, the arm annsisting Of r. Free
mar s. Freeman and Z. X. Ere, man.
y. FREEMAN,
r. FREEMAN
8. FREEMAN,
rarg-1m L. p. FREEMAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
;. MORGAN & co.'s
SOMETHING NEW.
CARPET AND CURTAIN STORE.

TgVHE undersisned having spsned in the Carpet and
i Curtain business Is noE prepared % show t0 bis
friends and the public entirely stolE uf elrpeta
and curtain goods velvet Tapestry, Brusses super
and common Carpets, Rugs Mats. Mattiugs Coco MAJ
tIrgs, six, DEmlsk. Lace aud cCuulou ourtllEs
rasses Loops. Bands, Picture Cords. Comics etc. Bu
and White Holland C. Different widths, Guiit Land
scapes and plain Shades, FLOOR OIL Cloths from -
tsst -ide Fnkle d Lyons Sewing Machines. ne best
family sewing maehiue made for from s5s $50 The
best Of wurkuen hand 10 make lay carpets,
hang curtains, Shades, etc.
r. y. GROSVENOR.
Earf-dawiT asa Main street Isrksau Block
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
PROVoENEONN.

r,HoTcE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
[ DO BgEAKFAsT Bacon,
DO SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HANS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RIBBED SIDES,
DO CLEAR SIDES,
FAMILY PRIME MESS PORK, in barrels sAd n. Brls.
DO CLEAR PORK, do DO.
10 LARD, Pri ne kettle rendered, In harrsls,
half barrels lad 90,
CHAR MISS AND n. o PORK,
BULK MzATS, SHOULDERS, SInEs and HANS
rS-rhe above are nov In stock, and will be Kept
oonstanty en- hand through She season, from which
gotslr. Grerers Boat stares Csast orders and The
Trade, generally, will be supplied q nsrkr rates -
fHANCtS WHITTAEEs,
Packer and Provision Merchant, Seventh and Carr
streets st. Louis, No.
Rafers b merchants OF Aeuphls, saneraiT who 90 q
pgovisioa buslness. fs7-dsoiaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
GBt yflen!PBis APReaL.

PUBLISHED DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND wRRKLl
HV
yss a. H'CLANAHAN.-.--...-..nEE ?. DILL
Under the style nd frm OF
73'CLANAUAN g. BILL,
whom Letters on Bssinsss, or olhsrwiss should be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
~.
SUNDRTES

R0O BOXES Popping orsetsrs.
500 lbs Fiiberts.
600 lbs. Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Meal.
$50 brls. Rusceit Prior Red and Jsnatin Apples.
$50 Pink Rye White and Red Neehanis Potatoes.
500 Eess Nails.
50 daz. Brooms.
Also Sugar. Coffee, Molssses, Salt, WHISKY, Brandy
Champaign, Flolr, Lime, Cen eut, Starch, W0ode
ware, etc., etc. Just received and for sale low BY
FLOUREOY & CRAWFORD,
hna0-laH No IL Rrnnl rnr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
DAILY RATES OF ADVERTEsING

E7-Oue square, renewable wsezy, per snnum, s4O.Oe
twice aWeek q %. 90
Es-Fwo squares renewable weekly, per Gnnum, 50. 90
tWicg . week, 90 50. %
E-Au advertisements for the Appeal must be hAndse
In 81 the Clerks desk.
Fa-Au transient Advertssme euts must be marked for
speciaed time. when not thus Marked they will be
charged for week, and discontinued at the end Of
that tine.
page, CHARGED As NEW EACH DAY, Aue on third page
advance over stated rates.
a-Advertlseens directed 70 be displayed, set in
large type, charged At DOUBLE RATES.
E-Yssrl7 advertisers win be charged eEtrs FOR occu
uylng space ever contract, and when LARoE TYPE IL
required 10 be used or the Advertisement kept insidf
OF paper.
-Teary ssvertisers will Be charged extra at regu-
lar rates for wants, Rents, Removals. oo-PartneTShips
Notices, To ConsiEnees, etc.
- TrdHsieaf 4 AdusTfisszseFlfs must be paid fer
Gdvcaes.
E-No advertisement will appear in the weekly paper
unless by s7scial contract.
Ef-A5va emeuts 70 Be inserted in le-We Weekly paper
only OF Irregular intervals In either of the papers
vii be charged 81 per square for each and every iuser
Non
E-Annouaeing Candidates for State, County and Ru-
ncipa 9cet s. each, 70 be paid in advance IN every
instance.
E7-Warriages and Deaths are published as news but
ObtuArts Trbutes Of Respect aud FunsrEl Invitation
e. all ether advertisements.
E7-Au esal and transient Advertisements will be
charged BY the Insertion
EF-Editorial notices in local column viii be charged
% cents per line.
- No deduction or variation viii be made from the
lGregoing rates.
u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
4 CARD Te THE PUBLIC.
COIL! COIL!

HAVE been engaged in the ooaI trade for she past
twelve years have boated coal % This market f1r
the retail city and steamboat trade, and hsve learned
from experience the necessity Cf having cheaper fuel in
Eemphis than heretofore bees furnished % her peo
pie The necessities OF the rich and peor alike require
the change proposed and while do not pretend 20 dis
guse fact that intend 20 make some money, t la
not the iess true that shall public beuelacl0r
nov have hand large supply % Green river coal.
which have always furnished a. price far below thaf
which must be paid for Pttsburg cal Ths pieces are
not row 90 large the coal bloCEs received from Pitts
burg but these grow lsIgsr as lie nine Is penerats
and win each shipment 20 ne by spring the luqs VIII
Be a. large the largest taken from the PtDurg pits
Green river coal costs less than hat rom the bead
waters Of the Ohio and thereore sell 30 low, and not
because il noJ valuable for all purposes. have
deemed t useless 70 obtain and publish certificates as Be-
its pruperes those who use 10 here. lTg iL End
bank checks are the certificates Eaut. have, how
ever larger stock than ever before % Pittsburg coal
which goes ID gt market prices woult state more
over that those who buv from pay money t. az Old
citizen Of Memphis. All that make goes into crcula-
tiou here taxa nothins from tne city which our crs-
aor did not iusad should away since he did n1t hars
N mphis on a coal bed. Keep your money at home, and
and bv your own people which you accomplish b.
buying coal ct the Blue once, on Jesrsons or at ne
ns7 THOMAS JANIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

Heavy "a, 7 s and ~ Oznaburgs.
Heavy Cotton DriHlngs.
BIeaehed and Brown Domesties.
Bleached aud Brown sheetnss.
Southern Stripes and Plsids-heavy.
Southern Giaghams-bandEoms.
Southern OoIlonsdes aud fancy DrilliRss.
Atakapas Collonades-red and blue.
New style Oalaesss-fast colors.
Grey Popiins-neat.
Nubias, Head Dresses
wool Yarns;,Coats' Spool Gotten
Carpets Rggs; Stair Linen.
Table Cloths and Covers; towels.
Wine oioths;'Curtain, Curtain Damasks.
Steamboat and Bed Comforts.
Cotton ans shuck Mattresses.
Pillows, B0lsieTs, Sheet, Cases.
Country Jeans; Feathers.
On hand and striving ab0vs.
~ Spinning Wheels, Sash, Doors, etc. supplied +
rder.
TAYLOR x McBWRN
fnE-f Mafw rHH 81 a1.aHr UT1rrna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
a. VaeearO & Co.,
AND IMPORTERS OF
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Etc,
No. 2 Front Row.

" Y n = a N II r y n = 4 n
100 baskets Chas. Fare Champagne, direct
from Rheims, France;
100 baskets Hsidaic & Co;
80 baskets GClden Spray;
so csses Widow Clicquat;
90 cases Cabinet;
100 cases Sparkling and Still Catawba
500 cases Claret, different brands
200 cases Sautsrne;
100 cases Ssrdines, and Z
10 hf. pipes Cognae Brandy;
20 qr.
so eighth q
leo casks London Porter, qss. and PTS;
SO casks Scotch Ale, in stone iSrs, dirsa
from Edinburg.
ALSO,
Sugar. Coffee Molasssss Bacon, Ia
mr25 Low FOR CASH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30

A QUEER LITTER-The Elizabeth (Ky.)
Dem0erdt says that a lady In Hardin county,
last week, gave birth to four children and 4
colt The first twins were alive, and re-
mained in perfect health for several days after
birth, when one Of them expired, the other Is
still living. The other pair were seated upon
the almost perfect form OF colt, but life was
extinct when the strange trio were ushered
into this world. The two children and colt
were connected together.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
JAMES J. ANoEETT. N. FRoVIhE.
AMONETT & PROVLEE

TTAVK associated themselves for the purpose Of doing
III Real Estate Agency business IN the etT Of Mem
sss Thsy viii act agents in the renting sale and
purchase Of Real Estate in this city well for the
sale and purchase Of lands in the States Of Tennessee
Mississippi, Arkansas, TOsisians, etc.
OFFIcE--EO. 3f2 Main street, Memphis, Tenn, IN
the once heretofore occupied BY J. N. PFsvine. One
Of tie partners has extensive exper in this
Business having been engaged In The thAa
ten years.
The- ssw have on hand, for sale, aTge Rmount Of
propedy ia Memphis aud Its vi0lnityfi which public
Ettsl. tor Is invited. mrs-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-30
DE. w. R. MorrOW.
MIDDLEBURG, TENN,
MEnICINE ann sIRGERY.

mlDDLEBURG, TENN,
TJAvING resigned bis prssessorship in the B. n.
I1 College OF hsmphis will in future remain at home
and devote his whole time to the practice Of
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
fn their various departments He has enjoyed superior
faraes and las bad long and successful eEperienes
in practice.
Chronic Diseases (espeoaIy those Of the Lungs and
those peculiar 70 fesles) treated successfully he pre-
pares his medicines from tanatiVe and non-poisonous
agents fmostly from the vegetable kinsdsm) which be
knows 70 be sAFH and REI IABLK.
Calls from distance attended TO- Prescriptions and
Medicines sent By mail express upon application.
feJT-d tvevGm