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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

The Chicags Dem0crai, edited BY gentls-
man who has represented his district In the
Congress at Washington, and IL now mayor Of
the largest city in Mr.. Lipcoln's own State
a strong k-RepublirRn neEspaper--thus
introduced to its readers the Philadelphia
speech Of the President elect:
q Mr.. Li.eols's Speech at Independence Hall,
PhilaSslphia-He Beliepcs fs the UitimGfe
Freedom fer .ali heH
g Mr.. Lincoln, on Washington's birthday,
raised the stars and stripes In q -TOr lude-
pendence ball, and made a most noble speech,
n tskieh i5sn Be found fully embraced THE
DOCTRINE OF THE EQUALITY OF ALL
MEN. AND THE ULTIMATE FREEDOM
OF EVERY HUMAN CREATURE.
" This Is fks most disiiacf aiieraace yet mode
bg Mr. Lincola, GaS Is fally in aocOrdaHee vith
ne prineiples laid doiDR By hin IN his eaauass
o. his SLATE in 1888.
." WE ARK GLAD TO 'sEE THE NEARER MRF
LINCOLN APPROACHES TIE CAPtTAL OF TIE
COUNTRY. THE MORE DISTINCT is HIS
ENUNCIATlON OF THE PRINCIPLES
OF HUMAN EIBERTY AND HUMAN
EQUALITY
GH Mr.. Llneoln's speeches forsshadow bis
message, we shall have a document which will
cause a greater sensation In these United
States than that issued BY any President, net
excepting the remarkable NATURALIZATION
message Of Gen. Jackson"
The equality OF the races-of the black man
and the white-if this leading Black -Republi-
can paper understands the language Of the
man it helped elect, and whose cause il now
defends, is the doctrine Of Mr. Lincoln, and is
in strict accordance With the principles laid
down BY him In his esnvassD IN Illinois in
1858
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INTERESTING TO WIVES.

As general rule, it is most economical to
buy the best articles. The price is, Of course,
always a little higher; but good articles al
wave spend best II IL a sserafce Of money 10
buy poor -four, meat, sugar, molasses, cheese,
butter, lard, etc, to say nothing Of the injuri-
Gus affect upon the health.
or West India sugar and mOlasses, the
Santa Cruz and Porto Rico are considered the
best. The Havan is seldom clean. White
sugar from Brazil is very good. Refined
sugar usually contsins most Of the sacharine
substance, therefore there is probably more
economy in using crushed, loaf, and grsnula-
ted sugars than We should at first suppose.
Butter that is made in September and OetO-
Der is best for winter use.
Lard should be hard and white and that
which is ,aken from hog over year old is
the hest
Rich cheese feels soft under the pressure Of
the finger. That which is very strong is
neither good nor healthy. To keep one that is
cut, tie Il up in bag that will not admit flies,
and hang It in a cool dry place. If mold sp-
pears on It, wipe it of with dry cloth.
The best rice is large, and has clear, fresh
look. Old rice sometimes has little black in
sscts Inside the kernel.
The small white sage, called pearl sage, Is
the best The large brown kind has an earthly
taste. II ese articles, and ground rice, tapi-
oca, etc, should be kept covered.
The cracked cocoa is the best, but that which
is put up in pound papers is often very good
Shells are apt 10 be musty. Try a quarter
Of a pound before buying quantity.
To select nutmegs pick them with pin. If
they are good, the oil will instantly spread
around the puRcture.
Keep oofe by itself, as its odor affects other
articles.
Keep tea in a close chest or canister.
arlNH l~r.~ Nena
In soft paper and laid in drawer Of linen.
When q eask Of molassss Is bought, draw
of a few quarts, else the fermantstion pro-
duced bv moving It will burst the cask
Bread and cake should be kept in tin box
or stone jar.
Salt Goldfish should be kept in a dry place,
where the oder Of il viii not affect the air Of
the house. The best kind is that which is
called Dun from the peculiar color. Fish skin
for clearing coffee, should be washed and dried
cut small AMI kept In paper bag.
Soft soap should be kept In dry place In
the cellar, and should not be used tin three
months old.
Bar soap should be cut into pieces Of a con-
venient size, and left where It will become dry.
Il is well to keep il three months before using
it, az It spends fast when it is new.
Crsnbeuiss win keep sll winter in frkin
Of water In the cellar.
Potatoes should be put into the cellar a.
soon as they are dug. Lying exposed 20 The
sun turns them green, and makes them watery.
Some good heusekespers have sods laid over
barrels Of potatoes not in immediate use- To
prevent them from sprouting in the spring
turn them out upon the cellar bottom.
To thaW frozen potatoes, put them in bot
water To thaW frozen apples, put them IN
cold water. Neither will keep we'll after being
frozen -H0Esekseper'f Friead.
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DRS. SPIEGEL Il REINACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS,
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE WORLDi
Eight Years in Memphis.

TEFGRN the public In general thst they are prepared
to treat all diseases but especially those which are
pronounced inoursble, and called Chronic.
Thsir Treatment sf Cancers is without any rival be-
cause they viii BE- expelled from the system, with al
their roots and hbers5 emily BY uional treatment
without eaustIcs and without the knife.
They also treat with success according 70 th i'm
proved Ecieuce Of medicine In EurOpe, Rheumatism
Nruralgia out Ophthalmia, Fstula In Ans, scrofula
syphilis, Dyspepsia Chronic Dysentery. Torpid Liver
Gravel, Fits Tape0ru. Piles DT0isy, Diseases the
SKIN Bronchtls Consumption, all diseases of Eye
and Ear and give particular attention 10 all Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who sniioted with any OF the above
diseases will be cured and fnd good board and ao
conmodations while under treatment 81 the dscs1rs
drmary.
The doctors call attention Of patience at distance
saHaby, by writing 70 them, with aocuun Of all
the symptoms of the disease medicine wi be forwarded
by Adams express.
n Consulting Room, No. sls Main street. between
Union snd Gayoso streets. IndrmAry Union street.
east Of bayou, az Dr.. SpieFers private residence.
Dr. O. Spiegel has, In his thirty years practice,
pecaly chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
SUCCESS he has in his possession Eve thousand
psuts, herbs, barks etc, which he rely upon to
diseases which BY ihe most successful prac-
tioners pronounced incursblo.
He slso makes il hs especial pracice 10 treat all p-
vste diseases with the utmost suocess In short time
matter Of how long standing, nor o. what nature.
All Dr. spiegel asks from the E6ioed s fair trial,
then ali the reference he viii give viii be speedy cure
% them.
Thousands OF testimonials, from the most reIisble
source may be seen at the Doctors once. deis-sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

BILLIARDs.-A correspondent Of Wilkes'
Spirit % The Times, writiBg from Detroit, al
ludes to the challenge Of Kavanaugh to See
reiter to play game Of billiards for $1,000,
and sets the matter right by intimating that
be or others who are deslrous OF playing
should FIRST dispose Of Seeriter's challenge to
the world to play for $4,000. This challenge
bss now been out for several m0nths, and It
has several months yet to run, 80 that any
body who has the desire TO play, and is able TO
raise the funds, can have an opportunity. 1t
is very well known that be viii not accept
anybody else's challenges to play for small
sums while bis own is pending He proposes
to play any man for $4,000, and is waiting for
somebody TO accept his terms.-Deirot Free
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

"a Hon. C. c. Clay, Jr., reached home on
Saturday morning last, from Washington, af-
ter sojourning q while at Petersburg, Va. His
health being still delicate, By medical advice
the dry, cold, pure air Of THAI region being
recommended for bis disease, dyspeptie asth-
ma. number Of friends went to the depot,
to pay their respects to bin informally, and
bid bin farewell. From the accounts We have
Of cures ehected, in similar cases, BY the
climate Of s.. Paul, we have great hoPe Of his
speedy restoration TO heslth.-HHstsViile Dem
sert 27fh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

AN ExrRAvkGANT FRENCH MARCHIoEEss.
An extraVagent marehioness was lately as
sailed by q number Of Paris tradesmen for pay
rent OF $780, 900 debts. The husband proved in
court that be had allowed her 5000 year,
and that only five years sgo be payed $4,000
Of her debts. The wife replied that she brought
him 81 100000 dowry. Among the items were
sheets at $500 dollars pair, and an eKpendi-
ture Of S400 for pistols, powder, balls and
caps. This charge decided the court to non
suit The creditors.
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Marshaps Sale Of Real Estate

ON SATURDAY. TGE l6TH DAY OF MARCH. win
~ sell 70 The nighss bidder, for cash. the following
described property the city Of Memphis levied on 70
satisfy al execution IN favor J. Clark Robert
Neil, ct al, Judgment rendered the October term
l9e0 Of the Federal Court az Jackson f0rs ,and
S2l S costs Sale Al the Arcade, Union street within
lawful hours, fer cash Redemption waived.
Said property is described follows Lying and be-
ing IN the city % Memphis, and in ths part
South Memphis and being part lot No s, in block
No -, and begnn f0r the part herein conveyed al
stake the west side u Causey stl eet two hundred
and thirty feet eight inches berth OF the intersection Of
the north side OF Fahce street win tEs west side
OF CEusey street. and running encs north wiiS the
west side OF Causey street. thirty feet inches
to stake; thence westwhrdly, a. right angle with
Causey street 90 th5 center of bayou GayesO thence
EeuthwErdly with the meanderings Of said bayou
point in the senter OF SAID bayou, opposite TO and west
% the beginning corner Of said lst and thence in
straight line 20 the beginning the side Czusey
Ltreet.
Il. NoCLAEAHAE, Mar,hsl.
BARTLETT S CARPANTER. for PLANTING feIa-tds
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
1713-17SS. By Lord Mshon. In vOls ,
full calf, marble edge.
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THE Table
? 80 771117 ~ w = = p u
BILLIARD SALOON.

Is Furnished with old and excellent Liquors and wines,
comprising all the most popular brands beth native and
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
l. By Joseph Francois Michaud. Trans
lated from the French By ". Robson. In
vols, 12mo-, half calf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION IN MExIco.-ThI
presidential election in Mexico, which should
have taken place on Sunday, the 81 ult.,
has been put of till the first Sunday In March.
This delay is in consequence Of the recent
radical change Of affairs throughout the Re-
public, and is dictated by the laudabls desire
to give the whole people an opportunity freely
and faiiy to discuss the merits Of the various
candidates. The delay has been ordered by a
snacial dacren
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

FAST ANCHORED BY HER CRINoLIFE.-A
lady in dry goods store in Buffalo had se.ted
herself on one Of the revolving stools now in
use in front OF the counters in such establish
ments, and on rising got her hoops so con-
pletely and firmly entangled about and under
the revolving top as to anchor her for the time
being to the spot. The only method Of releas-
ing the lady was by unserswing the top OF the
revolving seat; this being accomplished by the
gallant storekeePsr, the fastened fair one was
set at liberty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

R77- A company Is forming in Liverpool,
with a capitol Of one million Of dollars, to es-
tablish a hotel with the American features Of
public breakfast, dining and dressing rooms,
With accommodations for resident boarders AZ
fixed prices. The plan is approved Of and The
affa rbnaen.
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Fen. REM.

TITE OFFER FOR RENT the OFFICE now occupied
w b. commission ONCE, and, IL desired, viii
sell upon reasonable terms all the Once Furniture.
DWe also offer for rent the COTTON SHE'D AND
WAREHOUSE on Madison street, now occupied by u.s.
MASON & CO.,
fetO-im 383 Main street, 80 sIairs.
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New Dyeing Establishment

nAEfNEhAos M > AlOAAs =
ATK Of the school Of the great and celebrated
II iosl Dysrs aHd scourers, Cook & Matthew Of St
Louis, have been induced 70 open establishment fu
Carrying the above business in all its branches.
Every description Of gentemeus Goats Vests and PAna
dyed ceaused and reEtOred 70 their original persc
uoR. They certainly do every spot Of grease
paint, and TAR, together with AL ether bemiaheF
and Impurities 70 Which such Earmentr Hable and
warrant the spots not 70 reappear Gait examins
their samples Of Coat dressing. II they fail to please
you charge will be made. Their once Is yederBoT
street, between Main and Front Row.
mrITIv MsTTWEWg h T0yT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

u Mr.. Conway, editor OF the Los Ange-
los, California, SoEthern Ne,os, published ro-
port, on the 4th ult., that bis rival, editor Of
the Sfsr, had proposed TO a lady, while under
the influences Of "red-sye," and had backed
out the next day. Two days after the editor
Of the Star met his dsfameT In the street and
cOwhided him. Conway retreated, and kept
up a running fire with his six shooter. ThreeIt
bis shots took effect in the gentleman's limbs,
but the wounds were not dangerous.
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TOE1cR.
John ". Elam

John ". Elam ! Before Thomas Hoicman, j. p.
Attachment against a non-rezi-
p. n. Morrisoa. ldent.
rTSHK defendant viii lake noios rhAf an stiaehnsnt
i has been sWcrE out against hirn By the plaintiff
- levy made on certain aorrei mare, a mans sad
as aud buggy and The for trisl on the FIRST
DAY OF JULY. 1851, at 10 O'Clock A. n, before the
said Justice bis 0ice In Shelby county Tennessee
which time and place the defendant Is notified a-
pesr and defend, II he cause This lrst day Of
January, 1861.
ia27-B4t TH0S. H0LBNAN, J. P.
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Coed Cock, Washer ana IreRer, for
Sale

TITR offer 3 women sbaut . years old, with child
w sor years old far sale los. Also, woman Of
about the same age. Passable cook good Easher and
ironrr and good seamstressj & man about thirty 10
thifty-hve years. very superior hand Also, man
u5out the same age, net good All viii be sold cheap
YOUNG 4 WILD,
delf 28l Main street.. up stir6.
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4 CARD To THE PUBLIC
COIL! COIL

HAVE bees engaged IN The ooei trade flr the rast
twelve years have b0ated coal D. this market for
the retail city and steamboat trade, and have earuaa
from experiences the necessity of having cheaper fue
Memphis than has heretofore besh furnished Be- her pe
pie Ths necessities Of The rich and alike require
The change proposed ani While 60 not pretend to dis
ruise ths fact that intend % make money, it a
rot the less true that shall public beuefsctor
have hand large supply Of 6reeH river caals
Which have always furnHhsd 81 price far below tlat
which must b paid for PttsburE coal The pieces are
large The coal blocks received from Pits
burg but these groE lhrgs- tss mine a peusruet,
and win each shipment to me- by spring ne Jumps viz
be larEs the largest taken from lhs Pltaourg Pits
soal costs leaH than that from he head
Of the Ohio, aHd therefore sell 10 low and n5t
because Is 3 valuable for ali purp0ses- have
deemed it useless ts Stain and publish cer1cateH 10
is properties from hose Who Il here. Trg t. ard
bank checks the certificates want. have, how
ever larger stock than before Of PittshurE coal
Hhish goes ~ al mSrket prices. WoEd state.
ever, that those who bay from pay money 70 cd
citnsn OF Msmphs- All that make goes irtc sirsua-
tion hers. take aothng from the city uhich
did intend ahOud away since he Old not have
Msmphis a coal bed Keep your money a hone, ans
stand By your people, which you aooumpish ~
Buyin- coal at the Blue once, Jsffsrson az ne
foot Of Poplar street
ndT THOMAS IAWEg
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A COMMERCIAL ENTERPRsE.-The Charles
ton CsETisY, Of Wednesday, states that project
is on foot among several enterprising mer-
chants and capitalists TO charter one or more
steamships for the purpose OF sending them to
Liverpool and other foreign ports to bring
back full cargoes Of mereha andise, and sell it
at the lowest price, so as to establish their
commercial Independence at once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-02

c5 There are several powder mills 10
South Carolina. One is in the Pickens dis
triet, not far from Wslhslla, built some years
ago by Major J. A. Wagner.
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NUNDRIES.

SUNDkkEESs
S0H BOXES Popping Crackers.
OOO 1900 lbs. 5. s. Almonds.
500 lbs Fiberts.
800 lbs- Cream Nuts.
100 Bushels Fresh Neal.
l50 brls. Ruscstt, Prior Red and Jsnatin Apples.
$50 PINK Bye white and Red Mechanic Potatoes.
500 Z ogs Nails.
50 dnz Br0oms.
Also Sugar, Coffee, holasses, Salt Whtty, Brandy,
Champaign, Fisur, Lime, Cen ent. Starch, Wooden
Ware, ETC., etc. Just received and for sals low BY
FLOURNOY & CRAWFORD,
de30-dAw No. IL, Front row.
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THE WORKS OF ROBERT HALL, A NJ,
with a memoir Of his life. Originally
published under the superintendent Of
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calf, London.
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred TsDnY-
son, Poet Laureate. SpIsndidly Illus
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HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
HUE-TSV'TLLE, .dL.dB.a.M.a.

THIS HOUSE Is nov open for the secomadation Of
Il the public. The rooms are all large, well venti-
lated, and furnished is the best style with Hnd
beautiful furniture and csgpsts The public and
halls lighted BY gas The Ladies' aud Gentlemen's
Parlors furnished in spenid aud luxurious STYLE
and inviting.
THE TABLE
Shall al all times be supplied With everything good
home and foreign market f,rd and kaviug IN my
employ good and experienced cooks ana table servants
everything sAan be prepared and served in the best
THE BAR
Is furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines
comprising All the most popular brands beth native and
foreign growth.
Connected with the house is a splendid
BILLIARD SALOON,
Containing three ms tables snordnE a pleasant and
healthy fectcati0n for leisure hour.
Everything Ia my power shall be done to make the
guests Of the house comfortable.
fei6 I'm JOHN P. LEE, Superintendent.
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THE TEMPEST. By WR. Shakespeare. Il
lustrsted by Foster, Dore, Skill, Slader
and Janet. QuartO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

vxrANrFD-By A REspycT >BLE WOMAN, PLAIN
w sewing by the day week understands cutting and
fpg chdbens clothes the styles can operate on
Grover Bater,s sewing machine, Cali at "a 1h Nv, DO
tween 24th aud 25th eva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-16

4 RESPECTABLE Young GILL Wishes srTUA
n ZION good plan cook, washer and ironer. In small
private family; obec ion TO do general hou a
small family, good CT her place
Al l66 smith 1t corner of Nyckoh, brooklyn.
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gPENCER IL NOT FOR A DAY, nut FOR ALL
- time Ills imported Liquors at Sd glass spd hasssH
collins Cos Ale at cents, daily appreciated with the
sxctnces Of bis Lunch Counter at No Corhndt street.
corner VI BTVadwsy sSkNckA
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