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Clark & FuIier'S
o OIL.


SOLO Pr OPEiotoE8
CURES Hssdache, Earache. T~1oflache, 10 three u-u-
- utes, Rheumatism. Ceuahs, Neuralzia, Coles. EF-
sipelasl bronchitis. DysPsps.a- Cole, C-amp. hfsmrI
Bruises. Sprslns, Chappef Uauts. Piles, Ulcers, Dlsr-
rhea. Buni1ns. C0rus, Frosted Feet, Desfuess, Oh
Sores sire Breast, Sore NLg-iss, acaid Head, AIrr-
Wau15 letter Snake Bites. SPIDER Bites. Deg Bites, Hat
and Burns. Itcurea Scratches sn horses. Sore Eyes On
hgrsess 5praius. 5uinneT, Poll EVll. FlEt1la, salle EuI
harnese Calls. fresh Wuuuds % sEeliu-s- sH. BE- The
best EncWu reuedy 20 appy n teuder-f.l-ei l-rsas from
o. the foot. Cures all cuiansous diseases Oh man or
Eoous medicine can eure in an eases. hu. We -n show
mere real proof q TIE Vlrtus Of Amtrsz OH m 10
being bought than can Be produced tr by lAcr ned
ciHs.
We DO not ssssrt a cure for svs-y malay O. ahlch rhs
hrI1l family are subject Lul what We proclaim W. can
a Nashville preparation ana H1d througna1l The So1H
and Southwest ~ al F0ei druggists ard general deal
srs. The South nay be Justly pr5ud that Dr. Clark, q
native Teunssssslu, after mueh labor ans research has
produced = really verify m~ealeEs. which IS s5zzd 1
drive ont much % sns z9Tu-ess i1p0rsrd tssa win
which me oouHiry is flooded.
Please cali At cur otEos, where We will take pisaurs
In showing letters and lesrIUlUaa.s leo uulrrCls o. ct
forth On TIE fora q an afver seueut. srue % uhieI
o0me from physleians In hie1 SANDING wh1 ore using 90
In thelr pracucs, AZ they state, with marvslous eEsctz-
We ehalenge ne Furld % pr11uel q remedy sl speedy
and efectusl DO is healing properties.
q Read tie evidence q the virtue o. clara a. Fu--
iars Aub-1slal OIL evidence 30 autheutlc zul from
persons whose word and s.audluE are luelrua-laEas.
Read and be e5nvincsd.
CLARK, ECO A CO.,
Sole Propri-tars. Nashville, Tenn
F0r ss's BY X. c. CATCE 81 son.
And al Eemrhis frugEist. se2Lfswiyis
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TIE RAILsPLrrTER.-Ws learned yesterday
that President Lincoln, many years ago, de-
scended the river in a hatboat as supercsrgo.
The aatboat tied up At the plantation Of Col
Ferguson on the opposite side Of the river.
The Colonel having some wood be wished
chopped, employed the haibOat hands to DO the
lob for hin, and Abe, the supereargo, sprang
in and helped. when Col. Ferguson was in
Washington while the rsilsplittsr vas a mem
Der Of Congress, the latter sought him out and
renewed the old acquaintance. Last week the
Colonel was in Washington, when the Presi-
dent sent bis card. Col. Ferguson again called
upon him and they had a chat about old tines
and the present price Of eordwoOd.
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The CrrY-CHARLEsToE RAILROAD BoNDs.
Il will be recollectsd that some months ago
council determined to try the legality Of he
sale BY which FIVE hundred. thousand dollars
worth Of stock, held by the city in the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, were transfer
red 10 Sam Tate, R. c. Brinkley, VIM. Dixon,
z. W. Munford, W. B. Walden, W. J. Wieks,
ard John Overton. The court Of chanesry,
BY Judge Dixon, has decided that in the case
Of the mayor and aldermen Of the city Of
Memphis rs. Same Tate and others, in which
a bill was fled TO recover certain stock in The
Memphis and Charleston road, sold to the de-
PENDANTS, a demurrer to the complaints hll
was sustained and The bill dismissed In other
words the sale was declared legal and the city
cannot recover the stock
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DRs. sPEEGEL s REINACH'
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS
n TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
cancer operators
IN THE WORLD
rirhf Years in Memphis.
EIgbt Years in BIenPhis.

HpoRH n. p-biic &c general that hey hIs -
4, 80 nj fiaesses, but especaAy 10"
pranuunoedf acurahle, and called clTens -
nan trestweafo u Caucers IN an
cause fbsy viii Be expelled from ne ttessment
fheir rooiz 40 fhsrs, snly by c.nH
plth.uf e-r.sfcs aud Hifsout ne nle i'm
Thev siso traEt viii EuSeast ac59i1 D[.-,aHm.
urogsS s-.-r- ~ medicine in Europe E7a-s-i-
Wrrr.lst- GO oohfhslmia, flscua 90 .les -
svpbUis Dvsneasta. Chronic pIsc heis ~
Grsrsi ~ rs.aworm, Piess DtpS T. Fve
6tin, Br51rfitis. Consumption, - ~ Fes5sIe
and Kar. aud dive particular aien.
Complainfs ernecfaiiy thosa q ~ az. .t1ve
Nsrraes -ho are amioisd Etn ~ -
diseases viii Be- cared, and can 81 F-s.rs5 IN
omnossuorr willie under treEtuent
nrmArT. distance
that IL tbe-,r uot prepared 20 cansut ~
saaeblr bT wrifiua = tkem, via Hnet -~rfsl
fhe fymutoms On fhe disease ,medlothe
by Adams erpress. ,straet hetueeI
~ Cossuitisg Rom, No. as NAN .tresi
Union and Gayoso streets. lnAtH-. $1,000
earf q hav9r ~ Dr. spiegsrf private feelos =.
- g esieqei - Ii Ef1 tEirH yeAu
$3.50 a. rh11rir 4 Likeness. cured Aem
- ue - ia ne possession ever ~ 4
$780, -. nerfs. etc, witch be can res
~ H-~.se.w-seh are By the mp@+
tfuner uronourcef i1curable- II ni
fue also mnkaa ID his fspeual eeorf tfme
erts dsseares win fhe utnlsi ea19eH
- natter Of how ionr slEloinsI ~ go trisl
All Dr. Eoiersi asks from te hAle -ezsreur
- all ne references hsTlA EtsF Fh
hem. -.ri.tl
h0asAnds o. tsstimouinls, ron - 5aiSLsla
- rec nayb Be- seen a. ue e00pors '"
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CBRIsTY's MTSsTRELs.- Another trenen-
dous audience at Odd-fellows' hall last night.
The Cbristy's "tsketthe folks" and cannot be
beat. The ladies 90 in crowds and are per-
fectly charmed. After a day Of work, politics
and trouble, it is a genuine treat TO finish with
fnn and music at the minstreIs.
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The Great secret.

THERE is no dissase without its attendant inhsmma-
tion. To subdue the nnAmmation is the nrst thing to
accomplish. In burns sealds, bruises, as eIternAls'
and piles, rheumatism, ETC., as Intervals, apply at onee
DALLRY's MAGICAL PAIN ~XrRACTO This all
healing, aTi-PowerfuI ~antidots, instantly allsys inaSm-
mation, and consequently strikes at the root Of this dis
ease. A cure nov Is At once effected.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, BY
J. WRIGHT d CO.,
81 and ISL Ohartres street.
Sole agents for the Southern States, and to whom Al
orders should be addressed. fe2I-dawlm
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CLEARED.-Omcers Applsbee and Hole
were before the vigilance committee Of the
council yesterday, when an examination was
made into the case OF their receiving five dol
lars each for a service rendered two girls in
custody. They were discharged.
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SEVEN YEARs PESITENTIARY.-James La
eey, alias George Smith, was yesterday sen
fenced to seven years Imprisonment in the pen
itentisry, for having, in March, 1889, picked
the pocket Of Mr.. Coleman STARK, at the
Charleston railroad depot. He appealed his
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MistsuaHe0us

The AbIALGAMATI0E or LAEoUAGEs.-Tbsre
Is a growing tendency IN this age to HppropFiAtt The
most expressive words Of other languages, aEt after q
while 70 incorporate them into our own thus the
the head," Is now becoming popaiarfzed Ia o0nnccticn
Win Nj. hpalding's grcst headache remedy, but Il will
soon % used In a more general way, sud the word
eepnalic VIII become a. sommon as esectrotypes and
many others whose distinction a. foreign words has
bees worn away By common uae, until they seem q NJ
tive sHe 70 the manor born
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GThe experimental auction sale OF lots,
the first since the presidential election, occurs
on Saturday next. The lots are elegibly loca-
ted on Poplar street, near St. Msry's church.
Let those who are curious about Memphis
property attend. The sale has been postponed
from Thursday till Saturday next.
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Law AND PHYsro.-Quite a excitement
was created at the corner of Main and Madi-
son streets yesterday, by a collision that Oe-
CURED there between a professor Of medicine
and a member Of the bar. The two fought
like gentlemen; they took no unfair advan-
tages by drawing deadly weapons, but used
their fists in a manly way until separated BY
their friends. The difficulty grew cut Of a law
suit, in which the lawyer had nonsuited the
LnnLnr
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OvERcHARGzD.-On Monday a stranger en-
gagged John Higgins hack an hour and twenty
minutes, for which John charged him FIVE dol
lars. This being an overcharge, Higgins was
arrested and be occupied the attention Of the
recorder ten minutes, for which be was casrged
five dollars. Quite a differences betweeh a
recorder and q haekman.
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BRTDsET.-Missus wants you to send her a
box Of Cephalie Glue; no, q bottle q Prepared Pills.
but Pm thinking that's not Just 1t nAithsr; but perhaps
yen be atther knowing what it Is. Ye sse she's nigh
dead and goas with the SICK headache, and wants some
more Of that same a. relaived her before.
Drugzist-Y0u must mean spalding's Cephalis Pills.
"Bridget-Ochl sure now aRd you've sd il; here's
the qusrther and give me the Pills, and don't be all day
zbout tt aither.
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N.r orl.nn, Mark.,. 81 T.Iseraph.

INV ORLEANS, Hkroh 12.-Cotton-ths market
closed arm sales Of $500 baieH st HK9i2e for New
erlssns midGlings. The sales Of the past three dsys
amount to q, 800 bales receipts Ia. 500. Total receipts
At this port are 251 500 bales less than last year at
all sethern ports Ss4 900. Conee-Rio Is selling At 129
iso. Freights on cotton to HAvre X, ts Liverpool X.
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The WoMAN IN WHITE.-We presume
there are few Of our readers who have not
read Wlkie Collins WonaB in White, a
story that for profound interest, exquisite Por-
trsiture OF character, and genuine naturslness
has few equals among late productions Of the
press. The work is essentially dramatic both
In character and incident and it has been
adapted to the stage; this evening it will be
produced at the theater and will occupy
the entire evening. We anticipate high en-
ioyment from the presentation. Grihths will
take The great and striking part Of Count
EoeroU
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WE would impress on them the actual necessity Of some
restorative or gentle stimuiant, and we could not con-
celvs Of anything better for that purpose than that we'll
known tonic, The unrivaled HIGHLAND BITTBRs.
Premature decay, whether the result Of intense appli-
cation to business, free living, or any other exhaustive
cause, may be checked, and the physical and mental en-
ergies restored to their original visor, BY ; persevering
nse OF this unequaled restorative. The STOPPING frame
may be straigbtensd, the trembling nerves quoted, and
the whole muscular system brseed by this powerful
agent. 1t seems not only to purge the internal organs
Of all impurities. but to infuse into svery hbro a new
principle Of vitality. Let not the sick say that their
constitutions are broken down, until thoy have tasted
the rsnovating properties Of this wonderful restorativs.
Sold By
S. MANSFIELD & CO., Wholesale Druggists,
Memphis, Tennessee,
And by all respectable druggists and dealers every-
where. See advertisement. fe37-dawlW
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Pert sumter.

NEW EoRK, Mrch I2.-Spsoinl dispatches received
from Washinrtou, say that il is rumored that a nessen-
ger has been seat % Major Anderson with orders to
Withdraw the garrison frm Port Sumter.
~Intimations from the proper quarter warrant the as
ssrtieu thai no order has Jet been issued for the svasu-
alton Of Fort Sumter.
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n.u YnrL Mnrt.t, hr T.l.rrnnh.

NEW IoAK, March II, P. M.-oOttOn-the market
closed arm sales Of SOC bales at Iiko. Flour-aIl quail
itss have slightly declined sales Of io,25O brls at s.
OSLO. Corn-western mixed ia selling at s79sSc, with
sales OF 5000 bushels. Pork-markst closed duIl sales
OF 100 brls At sITaIT50. Lsrd-markst closed steady;
sales $50 brls at sX@iOc. sssar-Cuba is selling at
AE6gKe.
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NEW YoRr, Max Ia-The following is in addition
TO the summary % l~iuropesn Intelligence By the steam
ship Prince Albert, telssrAphed from st. Jshni, n r.
on Monday
NAPLEs.-The ~tiovenment has taken posss'sloA 81
religious property in Naples Ths garrison Is saeu
has been sent 10 The NshpoiltAn Islands.
Tu~HIN.-Aamirsl Per1ana. who 4 soon 70 be loiaee
By Gen. csidini, srtiyed on MessIna, which city Ne VII
soon summon to surrender.
RoMr-vietor ,~tmmaDosl is sooa 70 be proclaimed
King from the capitol.
V~IEENA.-It wus reported a. Vienna that AusifiAI
Rrssis, and Prussiu hAs o~Jueiuied in convention 70 act
IN concert against Ioish OF Hungarian outbreaks.
ST. ~rrRsBUao.-r new tsriR on European
goods Is soon 70 be established.
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CONCEALED WEAPoNs.-scareely { day
passes on which some one or other is not fined
for carrying deadly weapons bid about them.
Yesterday the Recorder made P. P. Higgins
pay ten dollars for this oHense.
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JOE ETCHEVARNE'S
Gs4RDEsR'S,
Fort Pickering, Near MemPhi
Tenn,

Chns
One mile south from Court Square.
WE have a large lot Of FRUIT TREEs Ct our own
peach trees. strong and vigorous, Of the latest va
riehes.
Appls trees, Of the best kind, for the South.
Pear rees-A large lot OF dwarf and standard pear
trees.
Also Cherry, Plum. Apricot, Eectarinea etc.
A splendid assortment Of large and handsone Ever
greens. Roses and Green hozse plants
Anything In she nursery line always on hand.
PlaHis guaranteed 10 order and delivered 20 any part
OF the city free Of charge. Orders from the country So
hclted.
Persons In ne country wishing gardens made 70 or
der win Be accommodated on reasonable terms. We
employ none but the best workmsn.
Orders through The post-onee to ne viii receive
prompt attention.
Zoe EtcheV1rne having been In Frauoe this last Sum
ner has added largely IN the newest R5ses, Jap0nieas,
BahIiss, nizcyuths, Tulips, etc, etc Also in Fruit
trees Of ne choicest kids all Of which be viii sell ct
TIE lowest prices tor cash
des-tspi IEuquirsr oopy.l
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No one Of the @many Ills aesh is heir to %
is 80 prevalent, 90 little understood, and ~ much ne
elected a. eOsiiFenass. Often originating 10 careless
neEs, or aedentaly habits, it'll 5 regarded a. a slight dis
order, Of too little Consequence TO excite anxiety. while
In reality It is the precursor and companion Of many Of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and uEless early
eradleated It viii bring the sufferer TO an uHttmeiy
grave. Among the lighter evils OF which eostiveuess
Ii the usual attendant are Headache, Coils, Rheuma-
tiFm, Foul Breath, Piles and others Of Ike natare, while
3 long train Of frighiful diseases such a. Malignant Pc
vera, Abcesses, Dysentary, DiarrheA, Dyspepsia, Apo
pieIy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hysteria, HypOchondriasis,
Melancholy and Insanity, nrst indicate their presence
in the system By this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
quently the diseases named originate il constipation,
but take on an independent existence unless the cause
is graduated in an eafly stage. From all these cOnsid-
erations, 1t follows that the disorder should recaive I'm
mediate attention whenever It occurs, and no person
should neglect 10 get 5 box OF Cephalic Pills On the drst
appearance OF the complaint, as their timely use will
expsl The iAsiduons approaches Of disease snd destroy
this dangerous fee 70 human life.
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PERJURY.-Frsnk Pilleul was yesterday
committed for trial BY Esquire Horne, on a
charge Of perjury. It is alleged that in striy-
ing to stay an execution for a debt owing Mr..
James for coal, be swore to certain statements
which were false.
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Commrrtial @attsrs.


DAILY REPORT OF THE MARKET.
rvnHIsHED rAoM THE M~EAcHANrs' E%1eHASaE-
HEMrHIs, Msrch Is, 1881.
cOrroA-Ths demand vas active and general
throurhou, the day, vita sales Of 1870 bales At prizes
authsrIzlnr homs furtasr Improvement in our qr0ta-
lions fay low mlddhnE and The better grades. sales a.
follows. bales At s. 10 at c. fo steX, % at ,a0at7N,
% at7K. IS 8, iTs At sKs 7 atsK, 100 At 3, p at9A'
100 at 10, 4 At Ioh, sI5 At IoN, satloN 2ss II ioA,
SET H. gu~atuE t0at u. q att9s, NE
market closed afm and buoyans At the foiloEies agures'
MEMPms COTTON QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary .,.-7 @s strict siadllns mx@iss
Good Ordinary. SIC s9od Eaea,i5t : SiaaS
kiddling... ..10N0u lFsir..."s-"... hominai
~OUR- market is not 50 active, yet prices are
without sny peroephhIe change. Sales yesterday Of 100
brls low grade supsrnne, from isves, st 81 and from
store loobris do at $3.50; 80 at $50 20 At $3.50; 100
at $685. % At $685. 50 extra ~supsrhns At %; IS eE-
ira At 90 Is; 50 do st ss.95s and 81 extra suPefhne st
ss7s.
T0BACco-Thers Is q sood demand for the Artlels
and ali desirable snsrings found rsady sale at quota
tions. Yesterdays business comprised is hhds, Of
which 1 ats, tusX. satI tsts. satAssts !, and
1At2Ke-
HENPHIs TOBACCO QUOTATIONS.
A8eN
Iufsrior and Common
.-eA9e
Fine
Choice and CIV
oORN-Ths market is quiet snd prices have settled
down to 5Oe p bushsl for round lots Of yellow and white,
from levss, At which asurss 100 and 40 bags were dis
posed Of yesterday.
OArS-with several lots Of considerable size pressing
on the market yesterday, prices experienced a further
decline aud closed dull at s5assc ? SushsL from lsvss.
The day's sales from lsvse embraced 10 bags At $50, 200
At CSC, and 4O bags at s5e and from store 200 bags a.
80c, and $50 bags prime black at 45e.
sBRAE-sales q 100 bags ISIS 2 tun.
HAY-ls2 bales Prime sold from ievee, on terms not
tauspirsd. We continue to quote SisS9O fer prime
Timothy, in lots.
BULK MsLTS-The demand Is moderate and prices
easier for buysrs, but aot quo,sbly lever. Sales yesisr-
day, frsn store, Of 1000 lbs Eidos stsH, 5000 do 9KGSB,
5000 Ms shoulders atTz, 1900 rs hog round at {,
IS. 600 do at sN99, and 1000 ibs ioles st Sc.
PORK-5o brls mess sold from store at sis509ls; 10
brls rump ST SIS. and 20 brls joles AZ sI7-
Ard market is quiet at 1091oze for brs and
ties, and 10 H91le for ksss, from store.
BAoOE-l5 casks sold from levse at lie for clear
sides, sS for ribbed sides. Snd ~ for shoulders.
P0TAToEs-ssles Of 100 brls At %.
GROCERIES Il nOderats demand for sugar and
prices unchanged and arm. OF coffee, rs bags sold Al
1sAo, Ia at f4H, and 20 at 1sKo. or molasses, 20 bIls
and 80 half-brls at 81. Aad 80 pkEs at 81 @s5e 2 gallon.
APPLKS-In limited supply and coed demand at ears
q 50, in lots. according to quality,
BUTTER. EGGS n o~HEEsE-HArkst quiet and
prices generally unchanged.
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WASHINGTON, March 12.-Hou. Cassius n Clay has
been nominated minister to Spain, and Hon. Thomas
CoFwin minister to keIIco.
The New Yorl, Tribuns's correspondent says: Fort
Picksns will be reinforced L is probable an extra
session OF Congress viii be called.
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Safest ylfns bp GtIrgragB.
ARaIvAL OF THB PRsNcE ALBEHE

rTtlegrsphic MUS receissd up 10 the time Of
Publishing The epeitiHg PoPsr, waI be found snder
the head Of g SsRlmary,~ o. the sseoad page
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BUReLAKY.-The paint shop Of Mr.. ". H.
Passmors was broken into on Sunday night,
and a ~fruitless attempt was made to blow on
the lock Of the safe with gun powder. The
safe contained i've hundred dollars at the time
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-Wm. c. Waller is at
present on trial at the criminal court, on the
charge OF stealing a mule, The property OF
Shelby county, and a saddle belonging to the
keeper Of the poor house.
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IScEEptAEIsM-TEE MULEs BURSED.-At
hall-past nine O'Clock last night Games were
suddenly discovered issuing from a stable STU
atsd on shelby street, west side, inmeaiate9
below Real street. No sooner had the alarm
been given. than a new FIRE broke out, this the
in The stable Of Mr. R. D. Newport, briekma-
ker. about five hundred yards distant from the
former, and situated upea the bluff at The foot
OF Linden street. This stable stood alens
and was quickly burned down, and three mules
within Il were destroyed in the Ere, a fourth
was got out, but in 50 bad a condition from
burning that Il will have to be killed. During
this time. the flames at the corner Of Shelby
and Bsal streets burned with unusual fury
spreading to the wagon shop Of Mr. j. ".
Baldwin, the planing-machine Of hessrs' . q
]. Howett, and destroying a large amount OF
eordwood and other property belonging 70
Messrs. Mshon & Nelson. The shops ana
staples were OF wood, old, and burned rapidly
rendering the efforts Of The hremen unaVaillng
everything seized was necessarily burned TO
the ground. Had the atroeious wretch who
fred the Mace chosen a spot where destruction
would he certain. be could not have applied
his torch in a place more suited to bis vii
,aipv That ineendisrism was the cause Of
the occurrence is evident, not only from the
fact Of the two places being in flames at about
the ssms time, but also from the further fact
that the private Waterman kept on the premises
lint a short time before had left all safe. The
% Meqsre Horton 4 Estes. lust
opposite. appeared in danger at one time, as
the wind blew the flames and embers in that
direction. but It fortunately escaped. MSssrs.
lease 4 Isrssl Hewett had a planning and saw
mseblpe in a shop fronting Bsal street they
lost machinery, lumber, and the shop-a
frsme-amounting TO two thousand dollars,
against which there was no insurance. ]. ".
Baldwin was Just fixing up the shop at the
corner as a wagon shop but be had, fortu-
natelv. moved but little property into 1t, and a
hundred dollars viii cover bis loss. The shop
was owned BY Mr.. c. D. Triedel; it was
worth four hundred dollars, and was not in
sured. The wood was the property Of Messrs.
Mabon & Nelson ; there was a thousand dol
lars worth burned. In the stable were six
mules, all OF which were burned to death.
Two Of the mules belonged to Mabon & Nell
son. whose entire loss amounted to fifteen
hundred dollars, against which thew were IN
insured. Three Of the mules were hired, and
one was the property Of a black boy. One Of
the hired mules belonged to Mrs. Henderson,
Of Somervills.
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TIE BURNT DmTRIor.-The perilous walls
that have been standing full OF danger ever
since the FIRE at The corner Of Main and Mon
roe street, were yesterday pulled down by or
der Of council.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13
r,.n,m mnnrnvaIdn.

NEW YORK, March l2.-Advices from AontoTeido,o Of
the l6 h ult., say that The bark warwick, bound from
Csdiz to New Orleans with = cargo Of salt, struck . reef
in the harbor ami became q total wreck. Ths cargo was
Lot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

Hi 'ad n terrible 'eadaehe this haftsrnoos.
haHd hi stepped into the hapotheesries, hand says hi
10 the man, "CaD You hease me Of an 'oEda che P5
" DOES It hachs sra" says e. "Hezceedingiy, % Fays
III, hand upon that . gave ne uOephalie PHI, hand ipon
me 'onor It cured ne 30 quick that hi 'ardly realized b
'ad 'Hd an 'eadache.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-13

REcoRDER's CoURT.-Thirty-fOur cases, sew
enteen persons sent to the chain gang, and a
hundred and ten dollars fines were the product
OF the recorders proceedings yesterday.