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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-19

DIR. HAAS, hasTptc r. et =, rooms formerlvoc
cupledby DR.. Etez-s - - building, oppo-
| site the Fost Jbt ~ 49,. years, would re-
| sPectfully soIf<i< p. 10 ana fl,a
surrounding tcT lsf t,s ia visit his rooms
ana see the specnhe4so. e<hibItfon, whether they
need the services of Dentist or not.
| Since the issuing of his last circular and adver-
tlse'nent, over year since, several improvements
and new inventions have been made, of which he
has aVailed HIMSELF and allows nothing that will
subserve the interests of his patients TO pass IN
secured. His facilities better and establish
ment larger, without dOnbt. than any other in our
SIale, ana equal TO any in Eastern cities; All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
The following are the styles of work nanufactIlr
Ell by h1Tn:-Continuous Gum Block or Carved
Work; Yuleanite Base; Coraltte;, Amber; Cheopas.
tic; Gold and Silver work. ,--...- 49, 49,
Nething can excel the beauty and cleanliness of
the continuous gum work. It is without a seam
or crevce, Cheels that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour by this styIe of
ito and Amber Base The latter styles for light
ness and adaptation TO dificult mouths, excel any
cells anything we have ever seen. -. -
He has several an@sthetics for allsviating pain
when extracting teeth They are perfectly harm
less The most delicate can have them applied.
He does not advertise anything. he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself
Parents shold consult the health and beauty If
their children by having the Dentist direct tieiT
second dentltIou, thereby nroducip gsymrpetry and
health &c those invaluable organs
Irregularify' of ctiIdren's teeth corrected sue.
cessfuIly, 49, 49,, .'-. H. - d..
Those having deoayed teeth should either bave
them extracted or tlled at the latter if pos,
sole The health Of the parties and the remain;
$50 | take pleasure in introducing Or, Haas,
uly successor to the old rooms in BgPys building,
hoping he witthnd them both pleasant and profit,
able From, my. intercourse wi tn the bootot.-I
am pleased to find him one of the progressing
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing With this view, can, with safety rGcon-
mend him to the community as a-skfilfn and COM
petent dentist. lmay28. - J.. kIFETT..
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WHEELER, q WTL8ON,i

I No. 3 First Street, between Main and Iscu-t
! EW0E 0RKER To. THU FVREFr
~ Wheeler e Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chime at reduced prices with Increased t0nbdsur.
IN lts meiits as the best aud most nelable family
sewing machine now in use. It sews equally well
On tIe thlcest or thlnoft iabricsi makes che lock
stitch impossible to uuraveI with tho essential
advantage OF being alike on both Sides, forming no
E1he or ehai on the under side; r. simple in con
sTuctlon, more speedy in movement, and more
durable than any other machine z We give full in
structons to enable the purchaser 30 sew ordinary
seams, stitch, hem fol-, quilt, gather, bind, ana
tuck all On the machine, and warranted fur
three years.
Wcalso keepdn cobs huily haiid q fuli assorttnsut
of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials 81 die above
machines, nom persons OF the highest standing
East and Mest giving PRICES, 6e,, viii be furnished
gratifs on application ia person or By letter
feb9lv +t' 2. VI. SELLMAN
~ Es al - an q. =. y :. NJ y. = ~ =. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

lish this morning The programme OF this con-
cert, the vocal and instrumental are well
blsnded, lsnd a most attractive bill is pre-
seBted. Mrs. Kstchun will sing signor
PATHS composition, "5Tgas but a Dream
ard Mrs. Katzsnbaeh his other composition,
81 Love thee" F. 4. Pfsfensehlasgsr, an
overture from Weber ; a iuts solo from Mr..
Farmer, and tbrss violin solos from slgnor
Patti, together with a eheFus AMI a quar-
tette from the Grutlsy, and the Harmonic so
eisty viii prove great attractions. We expse,
10 see a house crowded with the fashion and
beauty Of tbs city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

D-EMoLIsHrNe A HOUSE,. - On Tuesday
nigh, Wm. Newman, Noah Lisehia, and D.
Nunnelly pulled down an old tenement in the
nsighbOrhoOd OF the mill on Poplar street, al
leging that it was a nuisance. Such a pro-
eseding without authority being contrary to
the law, they wersbrought before the recorder,
who viii examine the case this morning. The
grand jury viii also probably take cOgnizanes
Of The Affair.
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The Book OF oRDrEANcEs.-As some doubt
appears to exist as to the position the last pub
lished book Of ordinances occupy with respect
to amendments, repeats, and new ordinances
passed By the board Of alderman since its pub
LEGATION, We state for the information Of those
concerned, that in December last alderman
Crews reported that the ordinances contained
IN the book were in force at the time Of publi-
cation some Of the ordinances had been re-
psaled, and soms new ones passed conflicting
with those il the book, but the ordinances Ia
TIE book were in full forreaBd effect at the time
it was pgblishsc. In accordance with this re-
port. the board, on the first week 10 the present
month, finally passed the following dselara-
live o~rdinance: THAT the digest Of city ordi-
pances cosissd BY S. P. B~ankhhead, Esq, Z.
the Official digest ..of the city ordinances in
force on the 1st Of July, 1860"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

NtRxET HoURs-On Tuesday, six butcher
we're brought up before the recorder, charged
with selling cut Of market hours, On en-
d.ayoring 10 ascertain what were the legal
market hours, Il was found that re legislation
II council on the subject, bad been 50 change
ri. contradictory and cratic, that even The
market mas'er himself was unable to say,
,ositively, what those hours were. The city
ordinance on The subject, page 266 Of the ordi-
,,nes book. SAYS that Markets shall be held
ak ssvs in the week Gan except Sunday at
.,,b Of the tsro marketbo in the city, dur
"a market bours, which shall be as follows :
Fsom the first Of October to the first Of April
n each year, -four to eleven o'clock, A. H-s and
from tbe first Of April to the krst OF October
in each wear, from three o'clock to ten o'clock
n. and ob Saturdays The markets shall BE-
.,.a from four to ten O'Clock, ,. n" Here We
GA nc provision whatever for any sfternoon
market, except on Saturdays, yet we have Dad
,bsm during the whole Of each week through
,sf he winter, on what authority we Know
at Hss that part Of the above ordinance beer
changed b. any subsequent ordnance An ON
risl advertisement was pablishsd "by author
it,. stths beginning Of dis month which asid'
q From and after March 4. market shai Be
held from four to eleven o'eIoekA. n, instead
- in the evening, a. at present" Here are
80 ssuartarss from tie printed ordnance
n, evening market held daily, and the hours
Co., and after MsTch T." which are to be
sron four to eleven, while the ordnance book
- tb.y sbai be, from April to October
- sbres totsa o'clock The opening OF th'
-s,ssaes il /, sood speeimep Of the eenfusioi
Ell TIE Il bois Of il has become bsfosgsd
& ~ narsstf are 70 Be bsie six days sSeeP
a.. Il aud spJpsr that hey should b
only tys Ways, aktis,slx days sresps
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

The Bell RIxsERs.-Tbe Swiss bell ring
ers open here on Monday night next with ex-
trsordinsry attractions. They have their fun
peal Of bells as usual, giving The sweetest mu-
sic, to which they have added fine performers
on other instruments, two v%iolius, = e%ornet, q
harp, and Miss Fanny Park, Of the celebrated
Park family, with q staff Of forty-two silver
bells. A most enchanting entertainment may
be looked for.
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a Good Investment.

M scoount q . desire e shaags his residence. the
- tusEcIibsT Is nov Offering for sale his entire sto.k q
vARIErT GOoDs.
iogsther VIII ne dztuTes. 10 parties wishing 70 en-
Ease in ne FH0LEsALE BUSINESS, this is an oppsr-
tuaity rsreE ucysr squaied la nisciy. The business
is eatahiisaed and can be made YEET PROFITABLE to
those prepared 70 give lt their whole aaeut,on. Il not
disposed Of within the next THtRTT DAYS. the Ehsie
will be ogered % the rsds In lots 70 suit purchs,-
s7s- 10 thoss visbnE me most satisfactory references
win be siven. The store iorre4i.
GEO. McFADDEN.
mrlTa2Ua cao Main Street Me-uh5r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

CoNMoE Law CoUET.-T The case Of The
Rev. J. J. Perss against The congregation Of
the children Of Israel was before the court
yesterday. Mr.. PeTss claims that he wa dis
charged from bis position as Hazan, OF
reader in the synagogue, before his engage
ment bad expired, and be claims his salary fol
the balance Of the unsxpired tine. The con-
gregation alIegs on their part, that Mr.. Psrss
became Incompetent to perform the duties be
bad undertaken in consequences Of bis engaging
in secular labons on a Saturday, contrary to
the Mosaic Law and the authority OF the
Tslnud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-On Monday last,
Bentley D. Hasell, Esq, superintendent of the
Memphis and Ohio railroad, bad occasion to
discharge one Of the engineers employed on
The road, named Parker Winsmsn. Yesterday
morning, about 6 O'Clock, as Mr.. Hssell was
on bis way to The depot, the discharged man
sprung upon him as b. was passing the shop
Of Street & Co., and fsllsd him 10 The ground
by striking him on the forehead with a slung-
shot. He is much hurt, and bis hat and pistol
are missing. The assassin was not arrested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

Day GooDs-The magnificent dry goods
establishment Of Msssrs. Rice, L1ll & Co., in
the Clay building, Main street, is nov a scene
Of great activity, owing to the daily arrival
OF portions II their immense stock Of spring
and summer goods. A member OF this firm lie
COW in the eastern cities, purchasing supple.
especially suited to this market. The stock Of
Aessrs. Rice, LuIl & Co. is large, fresh and
well selected, and their goods are sold at the
vsrY lowest figures. We advise purchasers to
give them q trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

CRIMINAL CoUET.-At this court yesterday,
the jury in the case OF conductor Jones,
charged with killing a boy on the railroad, had
not agreed. The case OF Mr.. Mich. Carroll,
charged with stealing plans from J. B. Cook,
was on trial. The grand jury made forty
seven prsssntments for selling liquor and
gaming ualawfully. An Indictment was re-
turned against Albert, slave Of Lizzie Whites,
charged wih the murder Of a slave belonging
to M. Cnhhins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

I HEREB forewErE all persons from buying or trad
Il ing for ten eerisia netes. dated some time in Jane
last, for the sum Of a7,l25 each, drawn BY turner ssun-
ders AID made psyaols TO my srder as payment has
been stopped, tie same hAyiLg been lost OF stolen in
this city this Day. II. d. BEARD.
Memphis. NHrch u, Isst.-Imrfs-Iw
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LppoIntmenta BIZ me PreaIdent.

WARRINGTON, March 2O.-The President
has appointed Thomas J. Dryer, OF Oregon,
commissioner to the Sandwich islands, ]. C.
Putnam, Of New York, consul to Hayre, and
R. King, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, consul to
Roms.
The following nominations have also been
made to the Senate for confirmation. Hon.
Aaron BurliDgshe, OF Massachusetts, TO Aus
tria, B. r. Wood to Denmark, H. S. Sanford
to Belgium, and Tullman H. Morse, consul to
London.
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The FOURTH OFFEEsE.-Edward Oskly
keeps a drinking place, near the WhitsnOre
house OF Adams street. Yesterday for the
fourth time be was charged before the reeOr-
der wi'h selling liquor to slaves. He was ar
rested BY TsmPlstOn and Jewell, and fined
twenty-five dollars
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MARINE intelligence.

New oRLEANs, March 20-The ship Poea-
hontsE, bound from New Orleans to Liver
pool, is ashore on a Shoal forty miles east Of
Kew West. She has bilged and is in danger OF
being ehafed. Vessels are engaged 10 saving
her cargo. No loan vess is ara reported
at Key West. The steamer from New York
with toe aInaments Of forts Taylor and JET
ferson. now overdue, has not yet arrived. Tie
ship st. Paul, from Boston, arrived a. this
port to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

TIE MAToRALTE. Another party was
called upon yesterday to become a candidate
FOR this Office, john Martin, Esq; this swells
The number OF those called upon and an
nOunesd to nine, and there is yet plenty
more Of the sane sort on hand.o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

Yous MorEv WANTED.-Many Of our elti-
gems have been favored, within the last few
DAYS, with 4 "splsndid scheme Of a lottery
in Delaware. accompanied by a letter GATED
from the Office OF T. NJ. Fletcher & Co., VIII
minrton, Delawsrs, in which " Bear Sir is
/ Informed that the proprietors Of The above
Office are anxious to establish their reputation
in this section Of the country as prize sellers,
BY having a good prize drawn here, by one who
viii show the money to bis friends and neigh
bors, andthey kindly add, shaving accidentally
met with youT name, we propose to send you
TIE prise.D It Is further stated the arrange
msnt will be Of no benefit to ths firm unless
" YOU show the money" leaving The "Dsar
| Sir 1-who is evidently assumed 70 be Mr..
| Gresn-to infer that about bis grtifng the
monsv there is no doubt. TIE letter proceeds
to say " We make this Offer eonhdentially,
and we ask you to keep It strictly private,
until we send you the money" lie not that
rich? "Dsar sir,D having thus been bound
to secrecy, is next informed that a full package
OF sixteenth tickets Willie sent him, " and IL it
does not draw, at the rsTy least, $4,000, we
will give you another package in one Of the
extra lotteries for nofkiag " Who can resist
generosity like this? We are sorry to be
Obliged e add that "Dsar Sir" is desired to
/" send US ten dollars; the generous writers
Of the letter do not, however, Wantt this amount
Of filthy luere for themselves, It is to psy the
managers Of the lottery for the packages.
How it must pain T. ". Fletcher & Co. that
the managers OF the lottery are not as Eensr-
Gus as themselves 10 conclusion, " Dear Sir
is desired to 'ssDdthe name Of bis nearest bank,
that the prize money may be forwarded to it
By draft; and, finally, be lie tOuchingIy sp-
psaledto please send for the paekag. without
aelay.D How fortunate those citizens are
whose names have been accidentally met
with. and how much those Of cur readers
who have not been thus accidentally fortunats
must grisve. A loss OF four thousand dollars
Is no trihing matter.
ATTENTION, MEMPHIS LIGHT DRAeoOKsl
You are notified to attend a regular meeting Of
the company this (Thursdsy) evening, at the
hall. A p%unetuaI attendance is desired as
business OF Importance win be transacted.
By order. T. H. LoswooD, Capt.
7. P. ADAMS, Sec.
COMMITTED. - Robt. Harris, alias Robt.
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Washington News.

WARRINGTON, March 20.-The ease of the
schooner Restless, confseated by the collector
OF customs at New York, is now before the
Cabinet.
hIr. Dimitry, Minister to Nicaragua, has
been recalled.
tx Governor Boutwell,, Of Mass, declines
the Treasury Comptrollsrship.
II is understood that a aolIs prsssquf has
been entered in the case Of Gov. Floyd, late
Secretary Of War.
Large quantities Of cotton have arrived at
Alexandria, via Memphis, going TO the North.
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ntrer rn1cmtr.nrn

ST. LOUIS, March 20.-The Mississippi river
at this point is swelling $40 Rly. The upper
Mississ ippi is now open to Prairie Du Chem.
LOUISVILLE, March 2O.-The Ohio river at
this point is falling, with 10 feet 9 inches
water in the canal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

PASSENGER Train leaves Ferry Landing daily tSun-
days excepted atssO A. n. Arrives ats r-H Con
nects a. Madison Eith Arkansss Stage Company ana
Overland n III 0ozehsS - Little kosE, Pert smith san
fr1arisoo, ORdforniA; Hot Springs WEshinEton, Atkah-
sass Clarksvils, Texas, ard all principal points 70
Arkansas End Texas. Tickets fer sale By l. AnoNl-
ton sole AEeut for this line. Union I~ioEetomes5 Gay
oso House Reading Rooa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

REooRDER's CoURT. The proceedings at
The Court yesterday resulted in the collection
Of a hundred and fifteen dollars fine, and six
persons being sent to the changing out Of
twenty three cases.
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Commercial 9lattsrs.
DAILT REPosF or THE MARKET
rgasl.nrp raon rHr a%EneaAnrs, E1enAsoE


rvHsIsHrD FROM THE MERCHANTS HcHAsoE
MEmrHIs, March 81. 1851.
~oorToN-rhs staple vas again IN active requsst yes
4 7dhy, and 1880 bales changed hsRds-very nearly
sweeping the market Of desirable grades. Prices were
nrm but generally unchanged, a. win be teen non The
Particular; a. bales sold At Il, ? Al IN. ~ ats, &sts.
s. Atsk. 225 At 10. 4Oi at loX, 1873 At loA, i2 atsA,
ls at lls, and 90 At lie.
NENPm COTTON QUOTATIONS.
o-rdinary.-..... 7 q ~ Strict MidelinE .1lK9tiA
Coed Ordinary. ska ~ Good Aidtlinz..l1 @i2N
Lo- AiddsinE...io gleA Kidding fAsr-.iaAgE
~FL0UR-Ths article is in fair request, and with nod
crate supplies the market is Generosity unchanged. Sales
yesterday o. 100 srls extra It IS 50 80 brls Supsrens II
ss.2si % AZ es5 50 At $685. 81 s1tra supsrhbs at
Ss.75j 20 extra at 50; and 80 % Al $3.50.
CORN-stoekLlisht and prices exhibit more hrnness.
Sales fTou-lsvee Of 800 bags At 90, ite At s2A, $50 at s..
900 at 81. 100 1t 80, and 100 at ssc We now quote yell
low and mixed 0og5aH, and prime Waite Sc 2 bushsl.
ToBAoCo-Thsrs Is an sesiss demand, and AL ,saT-
able offerings found ready sale a. quotations;
MEMPHIS 0BAooo QUOTATIONS.
Lugs, Inferior TO a.
Interior and Commsn Leaf-...-..-.-....+4habk
gsA
Fine as
Ohsioe and Selections.
O4Ts-IT0o bushels sold At 15c, and 100 bags at36Kc.
HAT-sslss Of $50 bales prime Timothy, from lsves,
al $40, and 20 bales Inferior st 80.
BRAE-FIve tuns sold from ievse At $40.
BULK MEATs-Thsre is ltsssy demand. without
change in prices. Sales from store Of % ooo rs sides
In lots, stsse. 1900 rs hams atsKe, 1900 As Shoulders
ssTA. and 5000 b hog round At &c.
IS brls mess at sis.TS9Isi IS runp at
sI5-5o and IS bris jolss at sI7.-
LARD-Sales from leVes OF II brls at I6o, and 500
kegs, to arrive, on terms not traRspired.
-sUGIR-Thsrsi Ia q good demand at former quotation.
o~oPFEE-5o bags sold from sisrs atIlHe, and % bags
At IIc.
EoLlssEs-ssiss Of 100 pEss at sI@Sse > gallon for
brls and half brls.
from store at &c, in tisross.
CORN HEAL-Ths market is well supplied and prices
are easier for buyers. sales 50 bags At Sc, i25 at Sc,
100 at Toe, and rs bris yellow At sass.
POTADOEs-Earkst overstOcEsd Win undesirable
s1llaIes and business doll. Sales 10 rls at MS, snd
from iovss 200 bags at $50, and $50 bushsls at4Oc.
cHEEsE-Ia good dsmARd, with sales during past two
days OF 1000 rs W. R. atsNs, IS boxes at 81, and IS DO
at 9Kc.
EGGs-In fair supply and active demand. with sales
Of II brls At lie. and erls At lsc p dozen.
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BUGeT AceDEErs.-on Tuesday Mr.. Chas.
Bradley, tobaeeonist, was thrown from his
buggy or Front row, and seriously hurt. Yes
tsrdsy the foreman OF May & Tufts livery
stable was much injured from a similar acei-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

Prom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalie Pills accomgIlsh the object for whIsh thev
we're made, viz Cure Of Headache in ali It's foras.
Prom the Examiner, Eorfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than = thousand cases,
With entire success.
Prom the Democrat, St Cloud, Kinn.
Hi.you are, or have been troubled with the Headache,
send for a box tCephalic Piis), 50 that you may have
then in Gaze OF an attack.
Prom the Advertiser. Providsnee, R. 1.
The osphalie Pins are aidto be = remarkably cree
tive remedy for the Headache, and one Of the very best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
Prom the western R. +. Gazette. Chicago, III
We heartily inaorss Mr.. spaldins, and his unrivalsd
Cephaiie Pills
Prom the Kanswbs Valley Star. Kansvhs. Va.
We are sure that persons suasrlng With the Headache,
who try thsu, viii stick to them.
From the southern Pan FIndsr, New Orleans. La.
Try themi you that are aniated. and We are sure that
your testimony can be added 70 the already numerous
list tAat h received benefits that no other medicine
Prom the St. Louis Democrat.
=Tss immense demand for 'as article Usphalie PinS)
"a rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport. lows.
kr. s~pslding would not connect his name with an ar
nele he did not know to possess real merit.
FreI the Advertiser, Pr0vidence, 4. 1.
ne testimony In their favor Is strons, from the msst
respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Nevport, n T..
osphalie Pills are taking tbs place Ct ali kinds.
From tie Commercial Bulletin, Bostou, Mnss.
said to be very snaasious fer sAs HsssscAs.
From the ConnersisIs Cincinnati, ohis-
suaerias humanity can nov be relieved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

u A. S. Levy a Co., sell in front Of
Thomas H. Williams & Co.'s store a large lot
Of merchandise to pay charges, at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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ICE, ICE. ICE.

NEesRs BoHLEN. WILSON & 90. beg leave 70
lsaaer fheir best thanks = aeir numerous friends sr
ne most lbenai p~airlnase exisnttd 10 them ~ the last
thiriesn years, aud IN soneiuns a uontinusncs q he
sHas. they eeem O. 70 state, win e view q ssevcniiur
a-prssensious o. % . short sspply o. lee. thst they
have put up fourteen thouaaud tuus for this market
Eve thousand Of Vhich has been received. The aeni.
ties Tor bringing the halanue q their Ice to market are
rsry astieriHE, and tsey viii leave nothing unaoue 70
Hvan themselves Of them They are nov prepared to
az orders at wholesale and retail. mra0-aw
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FIRE. FIRE. FIREl

GUoH has tesn our confusion since the lats gre, ard
- eonstant daily lsbors In removing our stock from a
dangerous building and rcattinE = new one, We have
scarce found the moment to express publicly orr traly
HEARTFELT THANKS to the many friends who ez-
srted Themselves to their utmost in saving our property
Al the ere, their great care taken in avoiding b~rssksEe
and losl, and their subsequent sympathy in cur nisfoT-
tOne. To our aeighbors, who kindly threw tholr dOors
open ts us. and 10 Barnet Graham, Rsq who generously
offered Us the use OF his three hAe stores in The Jackson
block, 70 store our stock safe from our psrilous situation
hitter the Ore, we shall ever feel under deep obligations.
We could menti,n many namsa Of those who put fOtth
darias s~EertiOns in saving cur property, but we might
de iniustiee BY 80 doing. Nay they receive 5 reward
such az ve cannot bss.ow.
H. P. F-ARNsWoRTH & co.
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TTslegrapkie aelrs received up 10 he time ef
pHblishiag the speaing paper, wiH BE- fouad uSder
the head Of " Sammary,D on the second page.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-21

RFPoRr.-Copiss Of the report made to the
chamber Of eommeree upon the management
Of the Mobile and oaio railroad, can be bad
OF the secretary Of the institution.