Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-01

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r. sets ofburs in this mill three for wheat and OF
for corn. It has capacity for one hundred an
twenty-five barrels OF -four and fifty barrels
corn per day, and placed in store within "a
last, week over twenty thousand bushels
! wheat. This mill turnsout a fancy -four brande
"A. Warren, Choice Family Flour" which
e guaranteed equal to auy Of the fancy brand
coming 20 the market. II has been tested b
our friends who say the guarantee Is good. I'll
e Lnour is made from choice selections Of ker
hucky wheat An Office has been opened o.
4 Beale streetlconnected with the mill by a.
elaborate staging 50 that stores can De delivers
or discharged on that street without difficulty
MAJ. A. Warren is the active usine man 9
the concern. He is wide awake and wei
skilled in the business. He knows good whea
= when hesees it and knows how TO make goo
flour out oft.
accidental InsurRnce.-In view Of the re
cent disasters Of the Miami and Missouri, whicl
are only too fresh in the minds Of all, it be
hooves travellers 10 be on the look out for tn
j same. and by referring TO the advertisements
5 BENTON McLean. in another column by which
il viii be seen that they are prepared. - agent
OF the New York Accidental Insurance. Com
pany. TO insure, against accidents, any one
life az the following rates & cents a day 70
5000, OF, in ease Of injury, SIS a week as com
pensation will be paid for twenty-siK weeks
call upon them az No. p Madison street fo
further information.
Late P-apers-Messrs. Emmons & son, OF
Jefferson street, opposite the Commercial
Hotel, have placed us in possession OF all III,
latest papers from the North and East.
BIeIoek a Co-The latest papers and peri
odicsls have been placed On our table by thi.
enterprising firm.
Found-A small bunch OF keys which th,
owner can get by paying for this advertisement
Apply at the counting room.
Sands Chicago AIes.-An agency for tht
sale Of sands' Celebrated Pale Cream and STOCK
Ales. has been established In our city. Matthias
& sidebotto1n, No. : Monroe street are the
agents. febI tsat
A :. Levy a Co-sen fine furniture, grs.
cerles. liquors, Segars and tobacco, this morn
ing al 10 O'Clock, at 10 and y Court street
Especial Attention is called TO the large
sale of Mules, Horses and Mares, by Lutz, Win
died Co.. this morning, at ten O'Clock, at a and
43 South Court street. MeSsrs- L. W q Co. have
received, per river, one hundred head OF hne
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Horses and Mares, all OF which vii be sdid re-
~gardless Of price. See posters. Frank Hyde.
a~nctioneer.
DOIbear's Commercial College, $50 Main
street, viii he kept open, day and night, durin-
the entire year. New pupils can begin any day
in Book Keeping, Writing, Mathematics. etc
Persons from The country can take a fun Com
mercial Course in a few weeks. Messrs. Dolbear
refers TO the citizens OF the Southern States, and
ten thousand Of their former pupils.
febI dGwlm
Columbian Gin.
Revenue Stamps. Of all denominations
and in any required am0unt.may be constantly
obtained at the Memphis Post ONCE.
jaI3-Im ROBT. C.. GIsT, Postmaster.
Columbian GIN.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Notice 70 Passengers-By applying for tickets
at No. Is Court street, you viii avoid the crowd
at the Depot Ticket Office, and have less trouble
in getting TO the ears Through tickets for sale
10 all principal cities. Omnibus office at the
same place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
de35-Im Passenger Agent
Planters. Do you want horses, mules OF
mares II so, 20 To Tom Cogswell's sale sta
bles, I25 and I2S jefferson street, corner Fourth
the oldest stable keeper in the city. He buy
cheaper, sells cheaper, TRACES quicker, than any
other man in town. Hehas also a blacksmith
shop, wagon yard, and everything else attached
% the stables.
n. B. A fine lot Of Kentucky mules just ar
rived. ia 2slw
Pioneer Express Company-To shippers
In consequence Of the change Of schedule OF
the Noble and Ohio Railroad, We are compelled
TO make the following rule:
An freight for stations on this road, except
Meridian, Columbus, Corinth, Miss, Gaines
vile, Ala, and Columbus, KY, MUST BE PRE-
PAID.
The short time given Us by the schedule Ia
transact our bushes at local stations on this
road, eompeIls rs TO make this rule imperative.
lsl9-lm OSCAR HAIG, Agent
RemOvaL-Susmann, Mayer & Co, import
ers OF segsrs, tobacco and pipes, have removed
from SO jefferson street TO the corner Of Second
and JehersOn streets, Jefferson Block, where
they are now keeping a much larger stock OF
the finest brands Of Havana segars, Virgins
tobacco and the real genuine meerschsum
pipes. city and country merchants viii find Il
20 their interest 20 call and examine their stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner Of Second and J Jefferson streets,
Jefferson Block. Jals In
Fashionable Daneing.-M DeGray Benne'
respectfully informs the citizens Of Memphi
that his Spring Session viii IN Oh
Thursday, February Isl, at 8 O'Clock pm. Chill
dren and Ladies' Glasses, Thursdays and Satur
days, 3 o'clock D. m. Gents do, Monday |
Wednesday and Friday evenings, : o'clock.
A Card. the undersigned, AXE pleasure n
recommending TO my friends and the families OF
Memphis generally, Prof De Gray Bennett, a
an accomplished gentleman and first claS
operate artistic the only one in the south com
petent OF teaching the classic art Of dancing.
jan 3t7 J.BARBIERE, Sen.
Read Capt. Tidmarsh's Card.-It having
been named 90 me that tie notice, 70 the eiec'
that ladies viii not be- admitted 10 the pavilion
OF Stone, Rosston q Murray's Circus, unsF
tended by a gentleman, may inconvenleH
some who wish % visit the matinee sociaHS@
with children, ETC., without being so aocompa-
MED, and that possibly ofense may be taken /,
the entree is refused, it calls upon me, publicly
% stale that this strict rule, from which ther,
can be no departure, is substituted to shield I1dhes
from contact with improper characters, and
viii be rigidly enforced. The Circusis a principal
integral portion Of the amusement ofthe nation, |
ana AINAl It's ELruL EANElL % AtAAFAa VAST tANFll- /
diture, and the constant great assemblages it,
character OF exhibition calls together, plays it,
part upon the tune OF the public mind and
morals, il rests with the leading men Of bust
ness if such influences shall be good or bad. il
has ever been, and shall continue % be, my
plain duty On which ! am warmly seconded by
Messn. stone, 4. q NJ TO make these lnhu
snces instructive and useful, az wen as enter
tanning and humorous, and 10 exclude every
thing that may tend 20 public decentralization
We cannot possibly have the same means OF
classifying people as the construction Of @
theatre facilitates; but we caH and toH deny the
eutrae 20 all who cannot De openly recognized
by society as a duty We owe to ourselves, as
gentlemen, and 10 the community.
THOS. USHER TIDMARSH,
Director stone, Rosston & Murray's Circus.
ne The Freedmen's seats i'm this Circus viii
be exclusive. No white person will be per
mitted in that section Of the canvas. jas II
SPechrs.-That was a great aud a good side
ofJoseph Specht-opening g refreshment room
for Ladlss. exclusively. The blessings Of many
a dame, vesrsd with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch. are showered upon his head
for this thoughtful provision f0rlHdies' comfort
Lady visitors nom the country rise up and call
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the day in town without starviM
or bei1g put 20 the trouble aua expense Of going
70 a hofel. Gree. B specht, the ladies friend.
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