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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-04

FIRE AT THE COMMERCLAL.-At two O'Clock
this morning the man on watch at the steam fire engine
house on Jefferson street went into the Commercial
Hotel opposite to See what time It was, and found that
the p ace was on ere. He Immediately gave the alarm.
The IRE steamer was ran out and with The assistance q
The inua-as o. the hotel, with buckets, and q hand en-
gins or two, the ire was subdued The power and
utility Of the fire steamer was sgriSiugly seen on this
occasion. The inner part Of the quadrangle, stairs,
the kitchen, passage, with extensive lattice w0rS'
and most Of the doors opening on the quadrangle were
on fire, YET all wee got ont with no serious injury TO the
building, aid with comparatively little damage TO the
furniture. Had tie IRE spread, q most destructive con
migration would hsve been the consequence, from the
{ position u the IRE and the numerous adjoining buildings
The Iass to the proPdo'ors, Nesr4 Jones & Scott, in
hraiture, etc, isoYer two Thousand dollars, against which
there is 10 Insurance. The loss on the building is far
more tlan covered by 5000 Insurance in the Hernaado
Insurance Company, a. P. Duruy agent $500 in the
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company, ssd
10000 in New Orleans.
Tn sr Tie western part Of the h,fel are some store.
fronting Front Row. Thee Incurred some loss by re
movaL water and stealing, IS follow b. Halle, cloth
ing store, $500 Il Il. Horton ( Co., eIOOi Aiontedoal
co, trainE; Chss Bradley & Co., tobaccouists, $500.
Arnold s. Co, uquors, $40. The premises are owned
By Joseph l. Andrews, Esq. The fire originated in Ii.
pHyies in the rear. probably from the gas Light, which
might have been aoughlessy pusbe back against tn.
lstdce work, or t5e wind may have blown the tam,
against IT,
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CONCERT BENEFIT OF PROF MILLER
An excellent concert vii be given at Oi5-Felows Hal
this evening, for the benefit Of Prof Miller, one Of the
best known and most popular musicians of our city.
S-me Of our fsyori's amateur singers have generously
consented 60 give their valuable aid. Tickets can be
had 1T Mctiurss music store. Prof Miller has peculiar
CLAIMS 20 public support on this occasion. lie is a per
iormgrofH very superior ori.r. He hAs given Dis ass-
tancs literally at various concerts for patriotic and be-
nevoleut purposes He parioicsi'y entered tDs army
ard fAtt fully served until falling health made il neces
ssry for him 20 leave. he has rwi lost bs sl by IRE
-g7 q successful concert on t1f. occasion is Of iHs NOR.
pressing imp rrsaco TO him. We hope the very exec
lent concert De Dc preparing VIII be well attended Ha
Irle son vu exhibit bis wonderful talent the Eusau
PIANO Of wood ana straw, viii De performed 81 by Hr
PftHeuicllsrer
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Provisional GsvsrBEscut for tae Southern
a..r.a.

AEeHA~tAA1A
Senator Harris. OF New York, introduced the
following blu in the Lincoln Congress:
srcrIoy / Provides. that wherever The Uni
led Srates authority and laws are, OF msy be re-
sisted bv.a,ms dung the present. rebellion, eX-
csDt ia Kentucky. MissiGun, Maryland, aud that
re-tion of Virginia which alkBUwledg rs their
authority, tie President may, by proclamation,
establish Is provisional government 20 exercise
he mowers granted by tie act within such DIS
t-et A. be may determine. the limits OF which
nav b- thereof, as be may deem proper
SIC. . Tie executive power Ci such govern
mept shall be exercised by a governor, JUDICIAL
nv three Judges. and legislative by the governor
snd Judges. who are 70 be appointed By The Pres
5deui. with the consent OF the Seuate-and shaI
- psi5-tbe governor $500, and each Judge
$40 per auuun. 81,
s. R Executive power shall extend to all
al S.essarv to enforce the laws the leglsla-
80 4. al subjects OF legislation consistent with
the constitution and laws Of the United states ;
.D5 Inc iudicisl TO al cases usually hesrd ana
determined ia courts Of law
So 4 In each district shall be appointed a
,sc-etsrv. marshal and attorney, with The powers
nsra1v vested n sucB Officers by acts establish
mo territorial governments. Zach SEAL De pall
SI5g9 per snuum.
EEC s The Col4k rIhl- LoiA h11L E4M - IL
ar Coaqrsss or the provisional legislation may
order; appoint q cis3k and ministerial officers,
lent marshal; estsblish rules and near and
Sevrmfne such causes Is are ~coguzable by cir
c,it and district courts Of iAe United states or
-rerrtorisi courts, and such as may by che Pro
visioual Legislature b. msde coguizab-e by H.
md the iuoEes shall exercise such jurisdiction
As NAV lie given BY said courts OF may He con
,Garrsd bv Congress or tic Legislature and hnal
n dement's OF DEGREES may be- carried Up 20 the
Sgn enc Court, rs judgments Of cIcit, district
or ter toriai courts
Soc s The President may establish ports OF
nrrv and delivery, appoint under officers who
800 bsv- the powers Of ike officers in other
pc-is. and he pad not exceeding $3.50 per an
15rn ro any ofolr, OF, in the aggregate, $1,000.
SIC :. Tie op.rstions Of this aet' OF any Of
is provisions. may be suspended by the PFesi-
dents proclamation. and 1t shall not operate IN
any district longer than three months AFTER le
commencemeu IF the session OF Congress nexi
succeeding the termination Of the present msuT-
Eection.
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"a ,ha Active. Energetic EOaaR Men Of
ire saulkcrn C~0ufedrFacy.

am authorized by tie Secretary q va TO
raise ! company Of sCoUrs for tho war, IS viii DO seen
hv the following letter from the Secretary Of War
srR a company organized as above VIII be accepted
for he war; YOU are authorized 10 accept the tsncei OF
ne, fr such company, vLich wHl be uu5serad INTO ser
yfce vyb,n fully organized. and shall De considered an
5,5e7sy5s4t eszDaag. not, 70 BE- tFeorp7raea i7t7 any req
t.saf or tauaH0n. Respectfully,
lsignedl - va
an sso lndorsed by co. A. X Blythe Of Nissis-
sinni and by BHgsdisr-General b. F. 'heasham and
Rrigad,sr General Chrles Glars, which letters can be
seem at my headquarters, as also the indors ment OF
Cen. Sterling Price.
Examine these letters Of recommendation and unite
yourselves with the most energetic and important branch
Of tho service,
Bring yoar holsss all other equipments Furnished
with $50 bounty. Gene siugly or in squads quarters
and rrovison has ben made for men and horses.
Young men Of Mississippi and arkansas, this is the
service 70 sut you. l. >. HASD-Hs |'P''l-
He,dauausrs at nusr o. 2,Gil and Jefferson sustS
Memphis, Tenn "'
March 4, 1862.
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STOLEN Property RECoyEBED-We stated
the other lsy that "a large amount Of money ast uote'
hal been stolen from the Office of Whipp.e's lumbel
yard, On Madison street A woIkma1 10 the shop wher,
the robbery was committed, made "a known that on The
might tho theft Vss committed a mau had called at ID.
ROOM IN which he lodged and borrowed an axe and
railway lantern. These two hing had been left by u'
thieves n the office. On the Information thus obtained
TIE detective police, Dyer and Cau-ey, set to wo 4
They found in The old pistol gallery, near the Gayoso
tho inner safe stolen from The large safe that had beer
broken open. It contained al the missing money anC
papers The whole Of the property taken away wa
recovered John Lynch and Henry Murphy were ar
rested, charged with having eomaitel the burglary
Much credit is due to Dyer and Causey for thcir activity
in the affair.
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COTTON M ToEsCCO.-Wo lave already
published a telegram sent by Mayor Elan, Of Baton
Rouge. to Mayor Park, Of this city, staff that no cotton
vouId be permitted 20 be land d here. The Baton
House Asrcaate Of the 25h p~abisbed The following order
from the Gova-norof tie State. Require the cot on to
be landed At Port Hudson ana taken by rail into the Ia.
terror az the expense II the owners
Mayor Elan, in compliance with the order Of the Gov.
ernor, in formal proclamation says. All persons arc
hereby warned against bringing any more cotton TO Baton
Rouge IS .he city will not bs responsible for any dam.
ages which may be sus'aincd by Is loss or destruction
Furhermorc, 1 shal require all cotton now in the city
end neeca-ry for consumption by the pan,teufs-y to 5s
removed 30 As interior"
The 70 lowing r~ssolutiaIs have been adoY.sd u sueet
ing Of prominent citizens in Mobile.
Ehat no crop q cotton sr tobacco. or = very small
I eFoP. zaoaid be usde 2u-EE the present yea-. sra INA
tho Congress Of 5he Cous6derate S.ayas is hereby reoas,r
ei by taxation or otherwise 90 prevent an over prs-uc
r0l Of these conmodJies.
. That ne who sells cotton or tobacco to the srsr-
I during The present war, should he deemed a trait r 10 HI.
/ C .uptrv, and dealt with and treated se %oriinrIv.
3 That IL Is recommended that al haIaers III -or.,, n,
tobacco. shall place 90 promptly i'm places q SAFETY IRON
sar enemy, and shall burn 10 whenever there e inmi
psnt danger Of re taliing into the possession Of the en-
emV.
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The RurnOred E~vacualiou Of Manassas.
sn.in1 nisrntch 10 he New York world

WASHINGTON, February 20-The city is filed
wih uIu1o-3 respecting the disposition of lie
rebels at Manassas. = g SAID that the uai9sa are
busiiy in motion sending troog3 not only down
10 Richmond, but farther south to PORT ia
Nortb Carolina where it is supposed Gen Burn
.f7e intends 10 strike. If this evacua-iCD is "a
king Mace, It viii necessarily he sloU work. Il
is estimated here that, with uns utmost activity
on the part Of the rebels, they Cannot transport
their army and stores 10 Richm nd in less tnan
three weeks, and even then much Of their bulk
( lest baggage would necessarily belo5t. press.
.rs hiss been brought to bear upon Gen McC!el
lsn to a6vznes Immediately, il for uo other pur
pose than 70 assure Ai12self that the rebels are
not really fleeing away. 1t ia felt that he caD
not afford 70 have the same accident happen .
him tbat occurred to Gen. Buell. a. Bowling
Greer.
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TO VOLU II z Il 4 RS

TNHE undsrsig ned Las been authorized 70 rziss q Es-
Z g.n-u- Of lria-ty for -hs as-, go b. tec-ivsf BY
companies ana uust-red tnt0 service Immediately The
cdnFa1-es vii De armed a. soOg a. o dered into The
field, aud with az good arms a. s1y IN the service. 10
captains Of coz. aui8s tr t.eir oFu iaicrmai01 and
fha, OF Their ueui aa . ny qualifications Or fitness FOR
the position I esolg t0.4 respectfully refer them to
Majo-General polk Hn1 B-issd General Cheatham.
OF the army az Colrm0u9. J. have been "a the service
since iE- commencement RI t-e var IS captzin Of Z
cavalry con ra0y from B-igar county, aiss, ard hHs
o, this hmas when So ai-uT Hssasppians sre Rang
10 arms to repel t1e invaders, my experience sd SER
vices win establish ny clam t0 a respectful c~snfdara-
tlon, especially by those VIA are about O e into ser
wee f. "a my Estivs Sta-a. Captains o. S6unan @ or
any persons wishing 90 Ioin the rrE deut. viii please
csu on q. G BALDWIN, AZ 81 HaAn s1gest. who viii give
any Information In regard o. the scoss shat may be de-
sitsd. Communication may - s5arsss-d % me a.
Memphis. care OF G. c. Ba drH Or 20 ne ar Jackson.
Wissis-ippL D. 4 MONTGOMERY
fs-8lwi-s
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FURNISHED PROM 1m MERCHANTS EscHsyas


E.tNtrfft fhNA HhH H+FN'iAfA"
HoyDAT E7ESIss. March D.
NoTE-The quotations given IN the following review
/ it must be understood. srswholesale prices except where
otherviss noticed and that I'm al cases in the SLING o.
small orders. higher rates viii be Charged
Our general market has experienced very little change
during the past week, che unfayorsble circuu. tances re-
fBred 20 in our last report having continued in force and
restricted, to q material extent transactions IN nearly all
departments Of trade. There has been some speculative
inquiry for cotton and tobacco, but the amount 81 each
changing bands has been necessarily small, owing to the
light supply on sale. while the tendency Of prices s con
stantly upward. Considerable quantities Of sugar AID
moles-es have been taken ss q medium # investment,
thus hnpariiug increased animation to the market, which
closes steady ut about previous rstes There has been a
very limited movement in -four. corn, hay, oats, bran
and all other descriptions Of produce, OWNS to the i'm
possibility Of efecung shipments, south, and prices still
rule az quoted in our lat report. An active demand-
far exceeding che supply-hss continued 20 prevail for
gold, for which brokers are now paying - . cent pre-
MUM Silver is in fair request and command 40 = cent
premium, buying rate. There II also d fair inquiry for
New Orleans exchanges at z discount, buying. and I.
premium, selling
Appended We give a statement OF receipts Of leading
articles fr the past month, and for the same period
last wear
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EXCHANGE OF PRIsoSERs.-A late northern

paper says:
The Bon. Hamilton Fish end the Rev Bishop
Ames have returned to Washington, and, it is
stated, have made a report TO the government
respecting their mission TO relieve Union prison
ers in the South. They repaired to Fortress
Monroe and made known their commission 10
the Confederate authorities az Norfolk, by whom
the matter was referred to Richmond Arep.y
came refusing 70 the commissioner admission To
the Confederate territory, but expressing read
sness 70 negotiate for the general exchange Of
prisoners. Our commissioners opened negotia-
ton, which resulted IN perfect success. An
equal exchange was agreed IN but the Coined
crates had three hundred more prisoners than
our own government; but, with commepdabie
magnanimlty they proposed to release those also
on parole, if our government would agree 70 re-
lease three hundred Of their men that might
hereafter fall into oI hands. This noble com.
mission Of Secretary Stanton, therefore, has it,
ample reward. A general "jail delivery o.
our soldiers will occur throughout the South
and they viii soon be rejoicing in liberty regain
ed. Since tho close OF this Negotiation, witt
their offer TO give liberty 70 those surplus tire,
hundred Union soldiers, the COniederatss hay,
had 2 reverse, and lost thousands OF prisoners a
Roanoke Island sad Fort Nouelson The qu-s
ton is, shall we be ike magnauill0Us, and giv-
up Oh parole the large surplus we now have.
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ABRAHAM CALLED-Tus New York int
perdents Washington correspondent ,sys;
went 90 see Lincoln again soo1 aiie'' ana ne
consulted me about various plans tlat wore II
prozaacs-5ut all taasa sliaEd you VIII Iarn
hom ,hs newspapers. / tsii tim very plainly
that be must have policy and that policy
must be ia fc5y-3snc wish Ihe lsws Of
and said he, s0mewas, under bis breath, " .
have looked at the question IN every light, and
/ begin 20 believe you are right / nave ai" aye
mad any slluliouai rgl to touch the natter
but the n3ore I look into the constitution, tle
more sec ini- tde power granted 10 90 anything
TO put down q rebellion aud IN regard 70 the
slaves, Har5a sLril voice called, Aba
ham Abraham / recognized tas voice 0i
1irs. Lincoln. and, as sae and lhsd always been
enemies : Immediately willdscw. ny opinion
is that .~ .ad been listening aJ sine Asyhcle.
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OBJ @Lm95is aaaea..
IFRoM our EvINIsG FDrTIoy or YESTERDAY.
TnE RAILROAD ~ACCIoENF.

THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The recent disastrous s~coiient On The jackson
rairosd was occasioued by a lumber train. mu
ming out Of time, without the knowledge Of th'
conductor OF the passenger train. The tota
killed was twenty, and twenty-five were wound
ed. The soldiers on the train belonged to th,
7th Mississippi regiment, who were on their way
70 Codnth. The PieayuHe gives the following
PARTICULARS
The Dahlgren Rifles, the Quitnan Rifles, and
the Franklin Beauregsrds, were in the car.
smashed by the down train, and Of course tbe
number of victims was most considerable amcug
them. Here Is, 50 far as we could ascertain, TIE
names Of TIE killed and wounded:
DAHLGREN GUARns-Dead-Joseph Adams,
VIM. Boyd, Thomas Boyd, Peter Dono.ay,
Peter FIder, Daniel keau. David Ro5erys, Geo.
SBrtin, Frank Goglin, Stephen Reeves.
Badly WoUUded-Wyatt Ih0ruhlil, Lieut.. J.
Wallace, Cspt. T B Williams, Lieut.. J. B.
Williams. Smith Filder, Jerry D0usway, Geo.
Tons, Isaiah Greer, John MagaiHn, John Davis,
Isaiah Boyd, Michael Ready, :. Yinces, Silas
Nj. Ewing, Harrison
Slightly WouIded-H c. Hope.
OF the Quitman Rifles, eighteen were killed
and several wounded. Lieut., Wilson, ia c0m-
msnd, was killed; So were Marion Freeman, two
Of the NhituHgVons, and four others whose
names are not known.
-Four 4. The Franklin Beauregards, whose
nanes are net known, were also among the
killed
OuTT5AN RIFLEs-Wo FOUNDED j. A Bright,
Iost bic right foot; - Metrae, L. j. Foreman.
FRANKLIN BEAURJGBRBS- HOUHded -SerEt
J.. l. Beavers, Lieut. Farrels negro servant.
TbeIe were eight more who Were SO badly
wounded that they could lot get their names,
and they were sent TO the G. S hospital on Com
mon street.
VIM. White, fremsn Of the up train, was
SLIGHTLY wounded. Andrew Fitzpatrick, con
6uctor Of tie same train, las his a N broken aud
his hip dislocated. Many others were slightly
wounded and have gone gu ath then command.
Foster, the engineer Of the down train, made
his escape through the woods.
Some Of the wounded were brought to this city
YESTERDAY afternoon and sent to the c. $. hospi-
tai. On Common street. They presented a most
beart-rsuding sight. Three OF them died on their
way from me place Of accident, and some Others
are past al recovery.
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MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS TO TIE RES
cCA-"e publish this morning a cal to the young men
o. the Confederaey, especially those Of Arkansas aud
Mississippi to join a company o. scouts, now being or
ganized by Capt F. J. Sanders, who has authority from
tie Secretary Of War Read the call itsbogs that Capt.
Sanders has high lestimouisls We have before us q
letter from col A. K Blythe, with whom Capt. San
ders served when a youth, in Mexico, who sp-aks Of
him in terms Of glowing commentator. Capt San
dsrs wss also with Gen. Walker, in n. Eicaraguan cam
paign, in which be rendered distinguished service. We
have also seen letters from Gen. Cbeathsm and Gen.
Clarke, equally warm I'm their auco miumE.
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Srrv-.oE. March IA large force Of the
srymv nov occupy Nashville q,
Tlsir adga1ss consists Of 5000 infantry and
600 cavalry.
had ! brash at LaT=ighe, Eiteen miles nom hur-
Easshrro. on Thursday nigh killing several OF
nm. end only one OF cur men wounded.
Our army marched from Murtreeaboro hithsi
Yesterday.
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PISTOLS STOLEN


T Will give o1e hundred d.us-s -esa O On rH1 E-
4 the recovery q PISTOLS Glen ton ny
trunk, az Camp DeShae. dung 1F recent aos-nes A.
nempnis Tbs pistols were navy sizes. and one Of
them was Numbered lo4255 any esr,on hs.roc o.
knowing Of thsss weapons, viii P.ease si1ses
DAHiEL ONEAL.
CspL Ba.le1rnes Co. f1 Ba-. Tenn Cevarv.
1T. COL T. IL L.g s1ed Fcmuand8r.
rh22tsf fanu tta~he. .ra- DO sr.- XIV
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MILITIA NUTICE.-We publish this morning
a notice from Haior R5ys-er, who, by order Of General
Cares, states that the commau3an;s must require one
fourth Of the militia here 70 rendezvous at the fir
grounds on Saturday next The one fourth is to be
chosen by ballot out Of the whole Of those subject to
mil tsry duty. Transportation viii be furnished. Those
detailed are 70 provide themselves with three days
rstiouA The captains o. companies are 70 collect guns
and enforce the law 70 full extent The remaining three
iolrths Of she men subject 20 militia duty are to be
drilled every afternoon a, three o'clock in the city, and
country regiments every other day, and 60 be held sui
ieet to move TO rendezvous Every encouragement il to
De r,e8 to volunteer.
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SUGAR AND MOiAssEs SALE CONTINUED -
hessrs' syce q son request as 10 state Tor the benefit
oi aI concerned, that they continue the sale Of sngarand
Uolasses for the beued, Of c~onsignees who reside At a
distance from the city and cannot procure shipments.
they are instructed TO make sale here. Their sale this
morning VIII De 81 the Arcade, at 10 o'clock.
That all may see how cheap they can secure such sta
PIE articles, We give below tbsig prices Of yesterday &
sale as correctly reported I hhd clarified sugar, 81
-y hhia clarified sugar, So 10 hhds. cIa.ihed sugar, St
hada prime, Sc = hhds. prime, 4. Ten bbs molss-
sss s3 10 barrels moIasses, 22l: 10 barrels molasses
tt; IS barrels molassss, -; a5 bbls. molasscs. 2l3; "a
b5ls. extra. a6i
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AID FoR s0LDIERs, FAsnLIEs-

sUBsCR pTION BO1E WI be fond a, II.
"A SIetchszH Excnsuse where al perons v,so ~
DISPOSED 90 ssslB- IN supporting the resdv families =
F7ldis-s In ths s-~ioe c=a eali end ealer heir 7sras
ut is earnestly requested that ulsntsr. in De ronr-rr
viii send = the store, No 10 shelby street. I'D srtiest
u " ehles or other supplies which they aa disposed
erl4ged- p ANS
hi g. r
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SHOOTING AFFRAY-A difficulty occurred
between two and three O'Clock last evening, at Tom
ODon slrs saloon, on Winchester street, between Front
Row and Main. between some parties in the house and 8
party Of four msu who aTivedin a lacS. In thv course
Of the ARRAY that ensued, James Hickey hack driver
was shot in the ear, and one Of the attacking party re-
csived q pistol ball ia hB lower Up, which broke away
three OF his teeth and lodged near the jaw below thu ear.
Both the wounded men narrowly escaped death. A
third individual was much hurt about the head. -Four
Of the attacking party were arrested by officer Yfers,
aud will be exami4ed before the Recorder this morning.
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BUY HOVE!

THAvE two COTTAGE B~EsIDENC& On
Z HID street. and As line q res d5aos m pro -
esss Of erection. On A'ab sma street. ss -hr-e tiuI
IN Me-4l. Will =el for any psr eIr--nev. EziA
cheap TIE Cottages are worth al2=4 ca b. Tae ga
5ama street place. as it Is, 1lSy0o. or CON pieted so.
00. JOHN GAgER
Navy Yagi La Der Yard.
= A-Wdu trace either place for Uott-1 o. S -rz
f--hImLH
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WmEAKY! WWEsKY!

80 BHLS Corn whisky.
~ &c nall b1l- Con Whisky,
10 5bt. Oh Bourbon WHISKY For sale low to
close CO.'S gums-t by
ECBBELL. HUTTON & 70.
nHT TE- nusHaaH
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CARLO PATHS COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
We hope that all lovers Of good music win bear I'm mind
that on next Thursday night a rich treat viii be offered
them, in vocal IS well as instrumental selections, which
our young favorite. Carlo Patti, has prepared Els eK-
ceIence as q violinist is too well known to need any
further comment en- cur part He will be assisted by
IN excellent orchestra, and such ladies IS Mrs Armour.
Miss Hammerskold and others. Nj. b. Farmer and T..
Rsizenbach viii also sppesr with their respectiye instru-
meuts, the flute and piano. Our friend Carlo hiss re en-
listed for hs war and may be called IN the field al any
moment Let a full house convince him that bis talents
and patriotism arc appreciated