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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20

Brownsville adviees reports that the
Liberals captured a wagon train between
Parras and Monterey, with 100000 and
20 French soldiers. The train contained
about $50 wagons, and left Monterey
about the LIST Of April with supplies and
money for Matamoros, guarded by 400
Imperiaists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT


A splendid line Of English and German
Hosiery.
Balbroggan Hose, plain and embroidered,
bleachsd and unble8Chsd.
Gents Half Hose, do. DO.
Boys and Misses Hosiery, In all qualities.
Kid Gloves, IN all shades and sizes, of the
best quality.
Ptcnic-spun SILK and Isle Thread Gloves.
A fall line OF Emuroiders.
Lace and Linen Sets. something new,
Our stock Of Notions viii De found very at
t~racttve.
LINEN ?
Irish Linens from the most celebrated and
best manufacturers.
Linen sheeting and Pillow Linen, best quail
ity, at attractive prices.
a splendid line Of Napkins and Doylies.
Towels and Towoiling Crash, at very low
prices.
a splendid line Of Damask, from the snow
drop to the real double damask.
Wilma Cloth IN diWareur ruaffs4rr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20
NEW ADvERTIsEM,Ts


nUACEENBUSH WARREN havsremoved
~ from l7 Madison street TO 2S5 and 27
Second street, where may he found Sash, Doors,
B1nds, Casing. aud Mouidings Of superior
quality and at lower prices than at any other
house IN the city. aplO-Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20

Net0 Co. Partnership.
~ A. LONGLEY having withdrawn from
". the hrn OF Lougley & Gay, has this day
associated himself with the 6rm ON. M. Null
hollan & Co The new firm viii continue the
Cotton FactOragT, Receiving, Forwarding and
General Commission business under the nrm
and style al
LOSGLEY. MULHOLLAN &CO-
No rs Front street.
Memphls, Tenn, April 10, lSb- epl7-lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20
Tennessee Cotton Seed.

IKE have on hand and for sale 1900 bushels
w Tennessee Cotton Seed OF last years
growth, which re will guarantee TO be per-
IeQEly sound.
ROBT. McGREGOR & CO.,
"a Front 81 mp stairs.
Mamuhtg. Aurfl Il 1870. nnTE-sU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20


COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Who desire TO increase their bus
mess and largely benefit their cor.
respondents in the country, are
invited 90 call at cur SIGre and
obtain eur price lists Of window
GlasS. Sash Doors and Blinds, when
We Keep la large quantities and at
lower figures ihsH ever before Bf-
fersd n this market, Sash. painted
anu glazed, always on hand and
ready for ShipmenL ana so packed
as 90 avoid bFeakage.
MeWILLIAMS & CO.,
341 Second Street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20

The Government has ordered that after
the first Of May, the United States As
sistant Preasurers at View York, Phila-
delphis. Boston and Baltimore reduce the
rate Of interest Oh deposit from five to
four Der cent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-20

A Dutch girl danced nine hours at a
dancing match in Chicago, then took six
glasses Of lager and asked for breakfast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19

HORSE cAsg.-BgvoRR MS HONOR JrDap Oar
- vin superior Court October ~ l-b l. Fsirwestaer
sssnst John Van Winkie This wss tri~d today
-nr valuable horse belonging 70 the psinuf being
lrri ~ The negligence Of d@fenfanthr paintr claiming
asnsfes " re amount u sDD Df. Rhoaes, the vel
koows setnGy ~ the Horse nfrmsry TO - 100
lpI ~ Jane street this city. gave And
HaRouor-ard explanation ~ the ~
arl INC srr0us psufc the Satisfaction
lnL hns lMy Without feiirlnr from the
DIT 70 the pxinuH amount med ayO)
We could not lesrp the name 81 the counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-19
TsAvELLERs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEY RAiLRoADs-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecng With Northern
aud Western trains leave New York vie uts0n River Rail
road. Threth street and Tsnth avenue ~ and 10 A.
and aud II r. ~ and via Harlem Railroad Twenty
street and Fourth 81 N A ~ and r. n The
n, train via Hudson River will run sundays
sleeping attached 70 and II r. trains On r "
train also sttsc1~d escaping csf every dsv ~tcrpt %
Saturday, -hich run through 70 osisnsDurs ga x
and.O. Railroad without chang
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Dg0ui.AR LIMP vORGs Lyysros. TEXAS DIRECT =
No charge made for fsfsss IN pslvestpu - ros f
vsrfsf " Ne interof TIE fsvorts ssssrsbip Pppfr
tsr,sir W W Gardiner, wn lesve PEI ~ North rs~s
fef osits.lc, srss fkofsdsy sotsvt~rs a. e.nes
r y r+erts>iy rsc.ivss ffsleh rhassisv No.suhsr
! EIr.ff seeor-mofstgas fof rNs.s.xsf. Aptr 70
ePOfrOkD. fLRsTOE a CO ~ Hfe.fssr
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IrgpkKRO's DAScIsg scAOgsI. SyRrHwg.T
sp.s sn.s.-s ~tDs EsDsY s.ss.r0 absr- g.rv
Temtaff entsAnt s,sa~snf ~. Nes T-soty ~talh
hsrtAy 80 LfusgHsf
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COAsTwIsE AMsHTPs.
DAcIvrc NAIL STEAMSHIP coupANYs
rHHOr0H LINE
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sns h f,r Central Americas pss ssi shsss Of ia si-s
n.S.-s.. !, ,.s 50 :ss,a 80 .: s..-
s..sn.rsI D.,.ms.r 81 iss< I'll ..us-r, Ne ar-
S..a,.s vss.s: s.ssss r .rs-.. - .aa. Ma
s....s. as..,: ga ~ t.rss. '.,,-m.a:- .v.y
s.- ' rsr. = 10 's'" 80 Ak sorsas as.:s
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svsn.r rnsry cnArscgy IN l..,. s,.ra s~.s
rs..ss pe-ss- i s c-nsrps -. r.ss. p a.ro a
s maj. o. .Is Try III 49,
esnp,nys t-nds 80, ner y ,.sy. US. o..
e. 20 rs. ~: W. ~ Z: w.. s's <. s: s
rates payable IN sois % y. s1si.si,a, : 80.
s.n y-,pe,.-o % yosos.rs $40 sl5 Is
siS e.. ,ss. =. 4 ',s,s sSss .s,u.. ,s,.
u. OH ~ d. s . ss $1,000 ..
street N tx HOLMAN. Ar--s
L'oR cALfroRsfA VIA PANAMA
cH.uscEY vn All % ssiards, oeob.r - a "a ssioes
vr-ght r-ss..s .. r.p.i
vsrfv-. A. lnauir- !. q. fr.rht o-re. sonp.sy'.
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sols pr.ish, Arre,. y y = c.
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INTEREST on THE TKusTFUND.

INTEREST on THE TkUSTFUND.
THE undersigned A udi,or. 10 and ~ the
u county aforesaid, would report to thu
Hon. Board Of Commissioner Of said county
the following Receipts and Exper diiures
~ interest Of the trust funds ~ said county.
from the lst dav Of June, 1865 70 the a1s'
day Of May, 1865, both days inclusive, to-
sit:
There was on hand at last report,
June IL, 1865. $3.50 5S
And there has been received the
followin. sums on the following ac-
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n = -T~TI u 49, ~ III 7
Clcrx ~Eaxay "A Aot.AAus
AUDITOR -THFun4kE SuKDlLhAEs.
T~reasnrer-E STEPHENSON,
Recorder-AUGusr LITscH0I.
Sh~erlF-HENRY MAuETEL.
Csroner--J. u. ALLEN.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
Wan. N. GREEN,
r. NJ. DAVIS. Commissioner.
q. NiEHAUs.
OFFICERS or pAirBRIpcE TOW rsHiP.
Janices- bsslian Kuebier. W. Monre'
BrAi age. 7.
Tnree-M Keefer.
C5neiable--A A. Eckert.
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NJ ~. bEtAiwAv, n. y.
Sng.p q pie4 nsaii-d ire- ~ r-cript M
iae pricr- Back ~nonberr a. specimens. ic
cent?.
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J.W BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC cor double) SPRING SKIRT.
THIS INVENTION consists o. Duplex
(oriwo, Elliptic Pure R4Gnec S,eel Syringe,
ingeniously BRAIDED tic hily and firmly toge,h.
n. edge 20 edge. mskinu The toughest. most
flexible, p nrtic ana dur be spring ever used.
rhcy seldom bead Or hfsaH, INV The single
springs. and consequently preserve iheif
perfect sud beautiful shape mnrc than twice
- long as any siugie spflng skill that ever
has ~ rsn be made.
THE wonderful Il s%xibiHy aud great com
~, nnI PLEASURE ~ any Indy wcnfing ihe
Duplex Elliptic Sklri wlt b. experienced
p~srtirnfariYl Ia On crowded Assemblies. Dp
erae. Carriages. Raiirund Cars, Church Paws
Arm Cnairs, for Promenade ana House
Dies. a-the SHIFT can be folded when ~
u-p 10 occnpy q smsll pl,ce - easily and
& nveniennv rs b six " muslin dress.
A Lady having epjoysd me pleasure. com
fart and great convenience ~ wesrlhg the
Duoi~x Eilriic Steel S9rirg Skirt for a
single DAY wiii never a erwsrds willingly
dispense with their nsr. FIR Children,
Misses and Young ladies taey ars superior
10 all others
THE HOOPS ere covered with 2 ply
double twisted thread snd will wear twice
AZ long as the single yam covering which H
used on all single steel hoop skirt. Ths
rhroe bottom rods 90 every Skirt are also
Double Steel. and vice or double %cryered
20 prevent the covering from weaiirg ntf
he rods when drangirg aown stairs, sirrr
stems. etc, etc. when they are constantly
subject 10 when in use.
All are made OF me new and siertni cord
ID tapes aud are The beet qu-lily IN eyery
part, giving 10 TIE ~esrer the mNsi g~rrcefn
and perfect Shape possible, md ARE urques
Nonahiy ;ha lightesi. must desirable, Gem
lousbie and econtmicni Skirt eyer male.
WEsTs. BRaDLsT = AIRY ~ rFIETnHs
~ me IugrEuop. and s Ir MANUFACTURERS
~ CHAwSERs, and ~ 81 llEAng SIRrATs
Naw York
FOR SALE ~ ~ is-t ciesa siors- N
hi- Crty,aaa Throughout the United S'sir.
4ud Crnada, Hsvara ~ cshe. Mexico
South Anerea snJ M West III Ten.
I0qarn M ibe DJpicx Etip'ir +pi
d.ghir) Apring Ski n < "
March ai,si. lse6-3m
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Total receipts
EXPENDITURES

And there has cen expended the
snms on The fuioWit 4 ac-
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ygsHE MODEL PARInR MAGAZINE
= OF ANEEACA.

DEMOREsT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Combines snd prs-en'-,he most intefes1n.
.n--i1i and si'rsrfiee array ni p|orular tta
'tnrss cvorva 10 = mrrfzipt' incrN4ry
LARGE 4 N9RE COSTLY SILti
TNGKAyiNGS
Than rrr 'ufrf.heh ~ any cffFcr
.OEicirAI ST RtEI AID I Inns ~ rifE MOST
EAtNlaf AvirMts
MEM AND VALUABLE Music
'By ga- u.sf aApntAr cnnrn~ffs.
AECMIglrTvNf Aan NV ni;. toITaGE.
Wiin Giarrnfn+.
Else PORTRAITS uf LnIrFrr lERsvss.
44!@ rASiIONS
IN every Department. N a t-'rrd rh'ld
.tfrs' .;rrsr. syi~fGi3iy ifNlff~t.t wih un
I~rsalled aat nodri FAsMes rL61ss ano
,ar psual
lFuaL ~ s~TTEFSs BRAID s tnsroinlry
Aisa Household ~ ALTERS Ai.i Rejects
with senHie~ June ids Dn wv
rans Topic, PARIS Correspondence,
H rgr'irf mi'a a rnnsithi snrc-x-rn IN
lBrli,us Novelties. oN n ~ daris tnasr
Asrce NJ lilN~frafph. end ,hr 1In--,lse XII
o. pfip,eG ga thr iiursi psp~r. ana lp sfyft
lipr biHdiag irle . inn.seme W. ume i4f
ahc csnfrrt.Dlr atfAe NJ ~ ui ihe s.er.
NrssiY. So 60. zi,h = s"iofr@o sa'i'u'
.pA f ~irri F,Aafasrn-. Nh 81 pasNsrr r4A.
aisnr Two ~ far. Wart+ nf ExtA fai
n V~atrrrs. W. PrsKinn fn eash SlbSes I.
s~f ~ CIR stif4,vAl @u.rr4ber. n nee --nt
n X oe~. 81 80. rnre" cup,t. i~r 81 50.
\ M tApre ;ar Sl-. Tsn tuar~ ~ ST.;
snh is- rfemiu~.i - each %-ubsribe-.
Adrret-
wM JENNINGS nEMQEEsr.
~ ~. ~bGyAiwAv, n. u.
Sng.e q pie4 msii-d ire- ~ receipt NJ
iite pricr- Back nonberr a. specimens. ic
ccbt-.
Sntcntii Pre- rium~ sre fired CIR Gibbs.
consisting "A Guii Pens. Aihnms. yesr,
subscription III tha nest Naraztne~. Wrb
.'er's Isrce Dictionary, Clothes fingers.
Mo-ic B.xsf, Te'0tetn 3 1ia4 Merhirr-.
pianos, e'c. &c. Anybody ran sa-iy W
lure orr NJ ne shove Premiums.
Ja. BIN. 1865.
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rssAE BEST OF THE MpNrHiiE~ -
4 The L,ds's Frieud-a vof-ff ssflar
pDd Literature. Besuniei stall Esrr.. NJ
iac --latest Patterns nf Dresser. Giaaks.
ponreis. E~nbeudrfy, &c iivn--haii Rr.
reipss. Nn-ic. &C.. NhtrleF n (" isph'-
SeNin1 Machine Eivsn es 2rrrtuns Seaf
Is rrnss I'm sampir rnas N DtAc'. s FE
Ilksev. sta WAlnns Sresl. r}Hiadriy ais-
T-A MI. 1876
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Deduct expenditures frrm receipts 295 ,
Which balance in Treasury are a.
|foilows fy.wif.
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rrsNE iADf's FRIEND
II lt n w M. NoufA es-drg4ted fr
Fssh NJ rnJ Pure Ltsra'nrc. s. 5n vsr's
fsa \ si-s So. +.h' lind one afe sl5
NseAirf & 'ta@un'~ Sew M4 HsAF.
fger Az pr.mmrls. SfnA rs reff~ inr y
s'sai : rrby ic DFActs q pkrLrsas. 5ls
Asinnt S'.. phN -V-fpstn
Srris numbers 10 safe py rr Af~t
Dealers.
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NOW 10 the time for'any one wishing tc
~ purchase one Of the most desirable
farms in Dubeis county. 100 scres Of i, il
undos feuce. and 10 good cultivation. n has
. good..frams dwelling house. barn. well
cistesn. orchard. and al other conyeniencec
and will b sold on reasonable terms 70
cash For further particulars inquire D
A. &. Kslso, on the premises in Harbiso
Township: or Of e. DOANE.
jan. q, II. COURIER OFFICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

crease Of bis pay proper OF 81 per month for each
month Of faithful service in the second year Of lis en-
Isimcnt and further like increase OF 81 per month
for faithful service in the third year Of bis enlistment
and when any soldier reeIlsts Immediately OF within
80 days after the expiration previous term Of enlist
ment it shall be counted continuous term OF en-
-tment and be shall receive from year 10 year add
i0na pcy at the rate Of s. per month in each successive
year that he remains in tie service AL officers are TO
receive their pay monthly When 1t is necessary 10
employ soldiers as arfcers or laborers in the consruc
tion Of permanent military works public roads or other
constant labor Of less than days duration IN any
case hey shall receive addition 10 their regular pay
the following additional compensation therefor: In
listed men working artifcers and non commissioned
officers employed oyoreers Of such work not exceed
ng one oycrseer FOR every meD 40 cents per day and
enlisted employed laborers. 90 cents per day
but such working parties shall only be authorized on
The written order Of commanding officer. This
allowance Of pay not 70 apply 10 the troops Of
the engineer aDd ordnance departments.
BROOKS VS.. DODGE.
The discussion on the Brooks and Dodge
case to-day seemed to throw some little doubt on the
final result, bat it was very little. Several amend
ments are offered to recommit the Committee, and
for other Issues Of the fact that Brooks not legally
elected there 10 be doubt. The proposition
10 recommt means simply leave the matter where il
u.s. To order new election finds less favor than any
other pan and it is morally certain that Brooks will
be ousted. and Dodge accorded the seat.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

peared as coanse FOR the Companies and opened th-
case occupying the day in presenting tue qIestous
growing olt Of the riots Of lsJ By Wtich the lsthL.
was disturbed aud all the interests OF the railroad and
steamship companies were pnt IN peril NJ james "
G arisle for New.Grensda, follows Mr. Cox io-norroW
Judge Dean Of New York on behalf OF me niiel re
states Steau ship Company VII reply, and Mr. COX
viii close the discussion. No less question thAh tLr
peace order and freedom Of tie lsihmus OF Panama
the great highway Of the commercial word Is az
The damages claimed by Colombia by reason oi the oD
struci ions of this highway Dy riots and unirendy eg
islation and Illegal taxes IS immense.
II remains with the Minister OF Great Britain 70 say
whether the sthmus guaranteed by treaty 70 oe free
shall be held in the form in which II s organized WIZ
Great Britain as the umpire.
MEXICAN ADyICES.
Mr.. Romero has received official news from
Fl Paso up 20 the 9th Of March. from which II appears
that on the 4h the Ferragas brigade Jeff there for the
City Of Chihuahua which II was expected would be re,
occupied about the Goth ut President Jlarez intended
10 establish his government there at once
II is also stated that official news had been received
at Fl Pao Of several important successes obtained by
the National troops in Iamau!ipas. CoahllIa' SeN-
Leon sonora and sinol0a. Gen. Martinez routed the
French at Alam0s. aud captured the place lie aiteI-
ward effected junction with Gen. Morales.
CHOLERA N FRANCE.
The Department of State has received oihclal
information from the United States Consuls at Brest
and CLerbourg under date Of March q Inc Consui AZ
Cberbourgstates that from the lCth until the end OF
February there occurred . deaths from cholera, max
ing from the beginning Of the epidemic up TO date "a
davs, total Of 2J7 deaths from cholera 10 popustoh
Of 40 600 The disease seems TO have disappeared as
10 deaths had recently occurred, and the SANITARY
Board vas issuing clean bills Of health.
The Consul at Bret reports that the epidemic has at
length retired no case Of cholera having appeared SINCE
March ]. The Minister Of Commerce at FaTls had
ordered clean bills OF health 10 be Issued
PARDONED.
The President issued orders for the pardon OF
seven persons yesterday They were special cases from
several OF the Southern States under the etb exception
POSTAL.
A number of pOst-Otices were yesterday re-
opened in North Carolina, Georgia Louisiana and
Texas.
CONSUL RECOGNIZED.
The President has recognized lsadore Mluas
as Consul of Spain at New-Orleans.
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she says, Yes, massar and that is all
l can get out of her. know I can't
live long. I feel that I am dying. L
feel certain that 1 am going to hell.
Please give me q little piece more of
ice before I go. l want these things
written down, as warning to others
who forget Christ for politics. feel
that the negro can't save-that
Christ won't save me. / vas unfaith-
full to my religion and am forgotten.
l was faithful to the negro, but, alas,
the negro can't help me where I want
help-he can't ease my guilty soul. J
am going to hell, and I know it. /
expect to meet many persons there
who forgot religion for politics. I do
not expect to see you again in this
world or the next, but want this
confession printed. Please give
me-a-small- small piece -of-of
-icer'
And thus died the Rev. Henry
Clannard!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-13

vered the identity of electricity and
lightning. Fulton applied steam to
navigation. Maury has fenced the
highway of the sea and written finger
boards upon the atmosphere. Morse
has harnessed the frey bird of heaven
and made the lightning our post-boy
These facts show the influence of
Christianity in producing the Won
derful progress we have made in
scientific discovery within the last
century.
1t is evident to every rejecting
mind, that the discoveries of science
and their practical application to the
productive arts have contributed
very greatly to the development of
our national resources, and the in
crease of our national wealth. What
would agriculture, mining, the me-
chanical arts, manufacture and COM
merce be. without the aid of science?
And what would be the extent of our
individual and national wealth, with
out the contributions of these pro
ductive arts of the country? The
question is its own answer
To the same extent, then, that
Christianity has contributed to scien-
tific discovery, has it also contri-
buted to onr social progress, aud the
increase of our national wealth.