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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-18


TvLAwFrL TNrRUsIoy.-Two men, named
Alfred Braanon and Peter Leonard, were ar
rested on Friday night, at the Worsham House,
for wandering about the establishment without
being able TO account satisfactorily Tor belr
presence, and hnedby the Recorder SO 5oeach.
The FEN1AS BAIL-The Irish National eele-
brationsau fesiyities closed asteyeningwitha
grand ball al the Greenlaw OperaHouse, which
was a very nice affair The large hsll was hand
somely decorated with green festoons entwined
around the following notices stephens, our
chief; ]. 4. b., John OMahoney, John
Mitchell. Gen. r. W. Sweeney, Dr. John
OrLeary. Charles J. Keekham, ODonavan
Roo.a, Thomas Clarke Laby-" Suspended over
me entrance were the American and Irish
naes. the latter bearing the following inscrip-
lion. Presented by the Ladies OF Memphis. 10
the Fenlau Brotherhood, March 18th, 1864"
And on the reverse was a repre-
seniation Of Columbia supporting a shield
with the American arms, confronting a
daughter OF Erin, who held a shield, the de-
vice Of which was a harp, being swept by a
youth, emblemalic Of the young Republic.
while her eyes were fixed upon a temple, be-
hind which the sun was rising. the whole being
surrounded with a wreath Of shamrock, sur
mounted by a harp. The attendance was very
large. and the best Of order and good feeling
prevailed, and the festivities were kept mp until
"a very late hour. We sincerely regret that time
and space viii not permit US 90 give an extend
ed description OF the affair, as We had desired
10 do.
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are hat hw being handled. Ten-forties are
bought at a0L@e0hc. and sold at PIC.
our stock commission houses did an increased
business IN The TRANSMISSION o. Orders 70 the
New York nlarket. to-day. One OF them innde
heavier transactions than ever before. Michl-
gan Southern was the leading fancy. ASA -
The EceaaaS Picoaasneo Of Monday says: 2
The Gold market opened this morning under
the nhuenceOfthe New ork4uoGttlono OF tt4.
and the demand has been more lively az ad-
vanced priees. tile sales Including $1,000 mixed
coin at f2sl<. and $1,000, GeJ0, lO,00 l0,Oo ana
me market closed on Saturday at l2sLel2S.
There has been some doubt expressed OF INC
correctness OF the New York quotation IN the
press dispatch OF i5la, on saturday eysning.
bnt ID Appears 10 be- confirmed by he ioilow ~
kilograms 10 one Of our banks: al am, TO-"
~ pan, l8h-" L.
The inference l. that sfler pm, the market
recfaied 10 Iali9. The cause Ofthe advance nom
iD 10 1871 Is not stated. We have repeatedly
urged upon our friends requiring theiF New
York correspondents to give the Iour, az wellas
the day, Of their gold kilograms
The above shows the iulpatience ofthiss ug-
day predicated on the presumption that the
press dispatch was Incorrect.
Foreign Exchange Is held AZ fuller rates. The
only sales reported are OF sterling AT LS14
and 49, HL
The banks are checking on New York atpa
az prem, the former being the ruling rate.
Nothing reported outdoor.
In stocks we hear ola sale OF iOJshaTes south
em Bank at si6l
Nothing is reported yet IN nucurrent money,
but some negotiations pending.
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COMMERCIAL.
weekly Review.

weekly EeFAeW.
CuTroE-When we closed our last Weekly
Review IL was on a DAY so s-tagnant that less
than ~ bales Of Cotton were sold, Midding being
nominal 81 3zaS3c. siGce then there has been
only partial and temporary improvement.
Advices from Liverpool brought one day
ddings OF an advance but LITTLE advantage had
been gained from the news when arother arri-
val announced that prices were back Al their
former quotations. For some time past Il has
been evident that Liverpool had more strength
in it than New York, for IL has fallen with e
jerk when Liverpool fen il has fallen each
time an arilihg steamer has reported Cotton
unchanged iu Liverpool, ana Wn7a Ceiton las
advanced IN Liverpool, New York could not
hold the consequent advance in her market
more than thirty-six hours. uis but natural
that Liverpool shonld be affected by the thnld.
shrinking attude o. Esv SQyk, aud accord
lngly we md among the causes Of recenE de-
elifes the dropping tendency or New York.
The doEngRrd e9pre Of Gold. the seml-panic
In the Dry Goods Market, ana difaeuiles expe-
reHced BY manufacturers depress Cotton in
New foEh, and not Until Gold becomes
steadier-and who knows when that viii
baF-can We expect nrmhess ana confidence
there. Prices are kept down in Liyernoal nv
deciipins fstas Ia Sew YoFki by the -unexpectel
extent Of receipts ana amount Of stoeks here /.
by a fear OF having 70 expor coin 20 pay for
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FINANCIAL.

The Money Market during the past week has
been characterized be- 4 quletHde amounting
almost TO staguatiOu, and this state Of things
continued mp to its close last evening.
Exchange was stin arm and quiet, at former
quotations.
Gold was easier at re, andSome OF the bank
er> were purchasing at that raie over the coun-
ter, but Others were unwilling to pay more than
3 cents.
Currency remains very much in the same
condition that it has Tor the past ten days, and
ives zoe little prospects for any improvement.
Seven-thirties are quiet and nrm at CSC buy
ing, and 9sc and par selling. with the interest
added.
There is but Little doing in Cncurrent Funds,
and no changes 10 n0ye.
Other Markets.
Tn Louisville Courier Of the 18th SAYS.
Money rules moderately easy at 9 to p per
cent, per anuum.
Gold was weak this morning. hut sti dened IN
this afternoon considerably. the noon rate
was ~, closing a. lE But few Transactions
were made here. Brokers bid l-9 and offered
at $50.
Government securities FabsiB unbalanced.
Sey~en,thirties are quoted at Gsts buying, and
Southern money is dull. State Bank q, Ten
nessee sells at3jc Planters at57c: Union at e.
Exchange was in better demand today and
sold readily at one-tenth premium. banks
held at one-tenth to one-eighth premium.
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General Market.

The weather. during nearly the whole week
! has been excessively wet, and the mud has been
a. infamous ia quality and quantity as Mem
uhis mud Is ordinarily allowed, If not encour.
AGED 10 be. Il is said thf cholera is coming, but
we keen our stock OF mad OF hand with
odoriferous additions. Who's afraid RaiH
and mud, q a~tagnant cotton market, and
cold in an avalanche direction, have
weighed heavily ca the general business
If Lle city, and the Tafk has been the
dulles Of the season. There isste4dsncy down
wards IA Aaauy articles, and IN nEHaetoqs par
ticuIars grocery and produce is being pressed oa
the market. Thi, produces irregulahty in many
instances. and it is Roi WITHOUT difficulty we can
succeed in making OHrqu9tatteAS 3 reflex ofthe
market.
APPLES-Moderate demand. Common and
fair, 50 seas; prime ana fancy, sGIs.
BUTTER-Good roll very scarce, price ad-
vanced and tendency still upward.
POULTRN-Chickeus are over abundant and
lower. with small demand. Turkeys In good de-
mand at unchanged rates Ducks sig7. Geese
very dull at SSa9.
CuFFEE-We quote lower quotations OF Rio
aalfa cent; sales of SKIS. at 2Sl.c.
EGGS-supply good. prices lower, and still
tending downwards,
DRIED FRUTT-D-ied Apples very scarce and
as high in price as Peaches.
CORNMEAL-Over ~supply-goes begging
can Ice had anywhere from s. 10 81 -; sales Of
5barrels bOited, at So 50.
~FEED-Buring the last two days, notwith-
standing heimprovemeu In the weather, bust
nos, at the landing has been quiet. Corn, duh
~ quotations; sales of - sacks white, &c; 800
sacks at SO cents. Oats, quiet at @c91c on
landing. Bran, scarce and little wanted. Hay,
something better-iuferior, szaS2, medium, s3
ass, extra prime s359sL.. Sales Of 81 bales at
~, and % bales at So
wINE-sale Of "A baskets HeidSick's PiEts
at So.
FLOUR-stock iarge-considerable desire TO
seII-priceslow and very irregular, with down
ward tendency. Sales 50 barrels Xxx at $ ~.
HOMINY-In much the same condition as
Conmeal We have seen lots offered at -.
MALT-Sales Of 80 bushels at s. 3.
LARD. WeIower quotations.
MOLAssES-Lower Sorghum is offered at
75c, good Golden Strip unchanged-saies Of Is
barrels and bali barrels at 81 20.
PGONISIONS-Not very arm we quote two
or three articles iower-sales Of - barrels Mess
Pork at S3i and sl 50.
BULK PoKE-A good demand at a cent lower
than last week-Salea Of 30Qj pounds, rib sides,
at Blzc.
Observation-Disclosures, but very hrm-sies
Of so boxes, Nay Apple, at 9llsc.
P~OTATOES-AH qualities more plentiful and
lower-sales Of IS barrels Peachblows at So
Sweet Potatoes are selling at n
EEGETABLES-Generally scarce and high
Cabbage have been sold as high as 50 per 100 ;
BeetS, 81 and Turnips Sass per barrel. Good
DniouS scarce and in demand.
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LEsaL IxrELLIGEScE-Enaad Stats DizEtot
md Circuit Cours-Tne written Instructions
furnished by counsel in the case Of Gossett, Hi
4 Co. "a GOssett. were submitted % the Court
A0ter some notifications they we're presented
10 the jury, Wbereupon the counsel for piaia-
tins stating that b. considered his case good
and that upon another trial sRch additions
.,uld De made TO the testimony e. would in
-re verdict in favor Of bis clients. took "a
,ouzgt which was accordingfy entered
m essoaf Chester rs. Titus and BriHkley, a.
a.. va esslsd spd the jury sworn. The trial
will be coBuEEed ~ Monday morning.
This is an aetiog Ct ussbasg for the seizure Of
vastsamboats and oEs cgai bsrge, the prop
.yrv ~ pIssuuf, in May, E5ls BY dsfe4dants
tba ylss is. not guilty. The damages IRE lFts y
s7sSaa. This is a velr important case, ash -
q seizure b. the d~efeBddnG oil the property OF
Chester. 4 Northern man. and a silAenoi fiila-
burg. Pa Messrs. sharp sad Kelsey pr PLAIN
til a.. q. smith. Gran and Heiskell Gr -
fendaRts The case VII be reported foF the iaS
magazines, as the case is a new and important
one 20 the legal profession.
ChaAe-g C0uu-Saturday was spent -
the closing uF Of the business OF the term. en-
Bering DEGREES, stc Tie court adjourned 10
Saturday, the 2uh. IN or3er % keep the min
alreelFn lof entries
CalEiau Curt-Iu this e7urt the question,
" Is Keno GaDlngs" was discussed The case
81 the state a Charles M-orningstar was tried
asa test ease. 70 determine the character Of the
game 80 preFaleRs IN OUT city. The case was
Tired A. by jury, and the Court held the game 10
be iEdietsble, a. other !llegal games The de
fendaut Has fined forty dollars and costs. An
appeal was prayed Cor and granted, 70 test the
question Al Tie next term Of the Supreme
Gour.
The following eases are set for trial foT ue
coming week
Monday, March ls.h.
-. STATE r. David Scott. larceny.
AZ stale ~. Wm Burke, larceny.
-. STATE a. Daniel Mullins. larceny.
~ state a. Mll1a Porter and Geo. Woodward,
hauoenE.
Tuesday, March 10th
isa. siate r. Geo williams aud 4. Cheatbam.
larceny.
~ stsie r. = Reeves receiving stolen goods.
1918. state "a. hapoleoQ CLAY isreeux
WEDNESDAY Aarrh DIST: NisdemeanorsocEetr
THURSDAY, March &d: M-isderuaaD0r doetref
Friday, March 30 Misdeneauor doefet
Friday, March 2sth.
lGn. State ~. Phil Williams. marF.r
I62 state ~ W. r Cotton and n Esmoo
larceny. '
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The cattle plague having shortened
the supply Of meat in the English mar
kets, poultry becomes a staple article OF
food In order to furnish gbetter quality
and larger stocks, the agricultural socie-
ties are increasing the displays of fowls
at their exhibitions, aud lar
ger premiums for the best.
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! triple marriage IN n family took
place Pecently at Lyons, France, The
three couples, representing three genera
tons, We're united by the same priest,
AMI at a ball in the evening they figured
in the same quardrille-father, son and
granddaughter, with their respective
spoQsas uat
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says
Gold was a tribe higher In It's auctUstions in
New York to-day. Dealers here, however, in
rates are 50 huctuatng. In some cases gne
premium would have been paid TODAY bv
tEeni but VIC premium more nearly repre-
SCENTS the market The selling figure Is placed
At Sic premium. The receipts aud sales were
both light,
t9ohaiHse = Sill IN short supply. msk,ns
balances. The principal cause Of this h ~ "
20 the fact that there Is but httie prod1cs aSeu
ing 10 the seR9Qsd. MoN-
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THERE'S little or no falling on In the demand
for money, and rates Of interest are sfeadiiv
maintained.
Seven-thirties are selling by bankers freely at
s9izc TO par, and bought At HIs9aasc. on
SO active a market dealers work Tor narrow
margins.
F~iye-twenties are bought at 3 per cent. ore.
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and Business.

such a glorious day as yesterday, was worth
more, In a sanitary way, TO the leyee, than a
dozen Landing Committees. We say glorious,
because that is the only word TO express what
we felt after being relieved from the mud ofthe
past week.
Business was quite brisk among the boats
ready, and we noticed that the travel, which
had been frightened from the river by the late
disasters, Is again returning, and several boats
were crowded with passengers.
The river, at thlspolut, Is still rising at the
rate OF ne foot IN twenty-four hours, and the
boats from above report the hood a. rapidly
coming down while reports from the rivers
below state that they are ont OF their banks
There is no longer a doubt but tile planting in
terest will suffer heavily from the Hood, owing
to the wretched condition Of the leyees, which
Will prove eeTy unfortunate for our friends who
are trying so hard to build Il p their broken FOR
tunes
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The fossil remains Of a gigantic bird,
estimated to have stood IS feet high have
been discovered in some beds Of lime
stone at Nelson, in New Zealand. The
remains consist Of a head, minus the
lower Jaw, the dimensions Of which are
Z feet l inches, by l foot 10 inches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-18

lard TO MANAGE-An individual under the
influence Of bad whisky, was arrested ON Besl
street YESTERDAY noon, ana proved 10 be quite a
SAMPSON. AS IL required no les than six men TO
ne and place hun on a dmy Tor conveyance TO
E.sfFa Reilly.
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ST. GEORGES SOCIETY.-A meeting OF THIS
Society VIII be held on Monday evening al d
O'Clock, at the Bazaar saloon, on the corner OF
Third and Monroe streets. All members are re-
ouasted 10 attend punctualy.
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Special NOtice-Strayed OF aoisr, on Mon
day might. March 10Th. "a bay mare, 3 years old,
l5H hands ingh, mas the hair rubbed OF the
wethers, with Tie appesEsGes Of having had the
hstula. andhas a small white spot Oa fhe right
side, between the hip and back, and n shoe Off
the right fore foot. A liberal reward will Doe
psie ~ lie delivery u the mare al 2l Second.
street. Ai=S. lost a bunch Of keys with CHECK
attached. marked -sohn Martin, JT."
H. b. FpMONusON.
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MrRDEREE A~RREsrED.-The negro Bob Wad-
Low. who killed another colored man named
Campbell, two nights since, was arrested at
For Pickering by order ofGen. Stoneman, and
rurned over 20 the civil authorities BOY a mill
tary guard. on Friday evening.
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GRAND FESTIVAL n BALL 20 assist in the
erection OF ST Mary's Catholic Church, al
Greenlaw's Building, Monday and Tuesday
evenings. April ID d Sd. Tickets 81
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-We are requested
20 announce that the pastor, Dr. Miller, will
preach this morning and this evening In this
church al the usual hours. Seats are free, and
the public cordially invited 10 attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-18

OEATIoN OR FATHER RoCHFoEn--A very
large congregation assembled az 81 Peters and
- Paul's Church on yesterday morning. st
Pafr1ck'> day, TO assist al the celebration Of
High Mas, and listen 70 the very able Grafton
OF Ihe Rev. Father Rockford, which was a
chaste and finished specimen Of pulpit oratory,
as well as q learned and interesting historic re-
latou OF the most remarkable events i'm the life
II r-.L.nIl. pnrrnn SIM
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DR.. b. a. Pope viii resume practice OF his
recession SATURDAY. March nth.

D nave hElluIn seem HQgAA III hAAar u AtNA va 49,
same night. All the most prominent artists O
this city have volunteered TO make this eoncerl
ne concert Of the season Mr.. schmidt will play
several ofhis own compositions, among other'
LILY Dale arranged by him fof the left hand
alone, d "Dixie." also Transcribed by him
for the piano. Both these compositions have
been highly admired wherever they have been
heard. and we trust that Mr.. 5. will have them
soon published. 80 as 20 AFFORD, also, 10 those
who do not hear him., the pleasure Of playing
them by themselves. In hne, the whole
nromisesa ,are treat 20 All oar muslc-loving
public. and we trust that we win see the han
/ crowded. a. a testimony not only 20 MI
schmIdts talents. but also 10 his devotion to
10 the late Confederaey.
Gnberr,s General Alternative cures sup
pressed MenstruatioR.
Gnberrs General Alternative relieves Fe-
males OF chronic pains in the Loins.
Gnbert's General Alternative invigorates the
entire system.
Gnbert's General Alternative cures chronic
Leueoreh0a.
Gnber,'s General Alternative removes
chrome Inflammation OF the bladder and kid
neys.
The blood purified by Gilberts General Al
t~erative.
Liver complaints relieved by Gnberts Gene
raj Altesatlye.
White sveIlngz reduced BY Gnberts Gene
raj Alternative.
seroruIa remed,od b. Gnberts General Al
t~erative.
GiIberrs General Alternative changes the
sauow complexion OF unhealthy women
Diseases oftbeskin cured by Gnbertss Gene
raj Alternative.
Hereditary talnts removed by GiIbert'-
General Alternative.
nercuriaI tamus relieved by Gubeu's Gene
raj Alternative.
swelling OF the glands reduced by GhBer''s
General Alternative.
Blotches removed by Gnberts General Al
terstive.
EruptIOns cured by Gnberfs General Alter
stiyc.
PimpIes removed by Gubert's.GeneraI Al
t~erative.
SaIIownrss OF complexion changed by Gil
bert's General Alternative.
letter, Itch, ~Ringworm, cured by Glbert's
letter ointment.
Old Sores cured by GiibertS Healing ONT
ment, manufactured by
GILBERT & HIGBEE, Druggists.
For sale by all Druggists.
Something new in the hat line at Wheaton
Cos nh'r'i"
French Corsets-Menken Bres. & Co.
New Styles Of hats just received by express,
at Wheaton q Co.'S, Igs Main street, Webster
Block. marlS-iw
New Dress GoOd--Menken, Bros, & Co.
Mother, attention is called to tire great
variety Of boys hats and capsJust received al
& Cos. nafl5-lw
Fancy silks -Meukeu, Bros & 60.
Spring styles of hats aud Caps at whea-
;on & Co.'S, lg9 GIaia street, Webster Block.
marl3-lw
Black suks-Nenzen, Bros * Co.
House Furnishing Goods-sfenken's.
Our wholesale stock OF spring and summer
Clothing is now ready. An inspection from
strangers, country merchants and planters,
visiting the city, l. solicited.
robson, MITCHELL & co,
~ Second street, Ayres' Block,
marlI-lw Opposite Court Square.
English HOsiery-MeHken, Bros. * Co.
q
Wanted
$1,000 Union Bank Tennessee.
5000 Planters Bank Tenue-ge.
$1,000 Bank oTTennesSee old issue, al Ogden
Foley Il Co. Banken, No. 10 Jefferson street.
rDarT-arl1Nf ]
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ISQrEsr on TIKI BoDY y Az UNKNowN Ne
GEg MANA negro. whose name could not De
asreriained, was found in Court Square early
on saturday morning, in a dying condition,
and the unfortunate man soon after expired.
An Inquest was held by Esquire Creighton, and
a verdict returned that the Deceased came TO
his death 10y exposure" Alas, poor Cuny!
Your freedom seems, sometimes. only 20 confer
the privilege o fdying In the open square OF a
farEe city. with none TO care for OF relieve your
wants.
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FtRE-A one story framed building occupied
nv cslored people, on Main street, near Mccall,
wa, destroyed by fire aboutS o'clock on sat
--5.~ ~nnrmfuu
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FrGRrrNG,-Two pugiIistic encounters came
unier our own observation On y-esteniay-one
,a R-sL. and The other on Main, near Beal street
-r1t the police being a. hand arrested the com
l4taurS before serious harm could result.
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Arexander's Ilid aIoves-Nenken's


Memphis GOh R~aiIroad.-The shortest
quickest and best route, TO all places North ana
East. A daily passenger train leaves the depot,
at $500, t5e M
- 1911 pafI-,,T ,or II Iopis Cbicam
Iont.-tUa C-Dci,nafi Wv YORK Boston.
| pbfI,aeInbf, Wasbfpgfop Baltimore. and All
- - Raggooa cha,ks5 tbrouob 10 all
~ - -. - - al
m.-,,r-
81 wv
P-rast audSveetest Cod Liver OH in the
world manu- ractured from fresh selected Liyers
a. 60. This oil is characterized by a
sveerpe. and purity peculiar 10 IL alone. It's
reputation Is so great That IL I'kss the lead Oh
other oils, ana AuhlNe's't> p''s-ll''' os pay
Nclahs- he'he"ei 20 49, '' ~
WeHSIoa ANe' "" samples i'iHNh'd H'e
10 Inc procession
sole Manufacturers
TOT sa'e III Nei"p'Is W. 49, -
= ~
Real CIuny Lasces-Meukeu, Bros. & Co.
-
memphis IL Ohi" ana iiishois 'ehirHt
u'Ae'a i" "L Po""'S
North ana East Tor SAFE AZ NO - 'e"eIsoH
street Lam "A"AN'
maEl'-l" AE'"''
RuaeIes for saIe.-A vsret~ Of styles OF
y 30 NO ION b,ggies s,pgie and double. at
the warehouse OF Davis Allison Co. on Jei-
Ca. 2o Fron; street. mr2-eod2w
-
Important SOtice.-Caution.-Buyers OF
ho0Dy 10 be sure they get the genuine ar icle,
which IS the only skirt with double sU.fu1s ~
ea.b ,o,-tbersora upguestionably the best
crinolina made. see advertisement Of j. W.
Brsalev's Duplex Elliptic skirt. mar74mwGs
-
L"st--'n Main street between "alNe' Bros
store and Monroe street or on Monroe slFee''a
iaaNs pnrse, oon'a4AlAs "A Sn--', SUI" u NOTIFY
The Under VIII receive. a ''''''i re"~f" oS Ill'
ing the same al inE omef' m"H|
New T-tpmiugs-Nenkeu. Bros. 4 Co.
-
4 Card.-Having connected myself with the
sq Main s,reet. Rrpkiey Block. all Of nv old
friends and customers are cordially invited 10
All see me- Ne heeP ana oHeI lI SAFE
a large ana Wen selected Sto'A OF ntlS, o1ls
hence We beg "A continuance of the trade OF our
old patrons To the trade ws Intend to offer
such inducement a, will cause them to pur-
chase. can and xamIne.
marlg-Iw r. WALLACE.
-
The Largest assortment OF Pianos Is 10 be
found nj ,. k~alzenoachS s. 81 Nam street.
mari.
"er'""t Nv
= second Street, are RECEIVING ''e'' Sp'l"s aHu
surpasses anything ever offered in this market.
For choice Of selection they are ahead Of any
hing we have ever seen. French cloths, black
- 81 .,i.s - 80 hns og,8 ..,Ior We
- - - 80 ,ha n,rl,c 20 rsu and SEQ
~ - - ,,sli,v ~ goods and price ,e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-18

A new and somewhat expensive FASH
ion has latterly been introduced by the
Empress of Austria. Her Majesty at
taehes a diamond, 10 represent a dew
drop to a natural flower, which is worn
IN the hair or borne in the hand Is a
bouquet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-18

GentIeaaens yos are invited 10 GNeR eai
at the Hail, corner OF hein aSd Court streets
where Prof Villehuiin is giving milton ia
h~roadsword, foil, sick and gymnasium eAsT-
see. every Tuesday. Thursday and saturday
fp9m gtospts. PROT Y~IIehulin also teaches,
"a tue EaTse place, as sgengis snf Spanish ian
eaages.e every Ainnaay, "Wednesday and Friday,
from E 10 pm. Sew pupils can
at any lime % these days during the above
hours.