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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-07

DEG LEAVE TO INFORA NY FRIENDS
d and the Public generally, that havo on
hand land constantly receiving one OF the
largest stocks OF goods in my line ever brought
TO this city, al Purchased for Cash, and am pro-
pared 10 sell at Lower figures than any house
Ia the city. To close cash buyers l can Oder SUI
Pert0r Inducements. Cau and exaLnl9e ny
stock consists. In part, OF the following a%rriclesi
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerel,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
CitrOn, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, / & bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, q . lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, !, /, !, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & do.
Pineapples in Glass, Sirup, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Pineapples, Reid A Coffee do,
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can B~lackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picked Beets,
Cove Oysters, l & 2Pickled HOLSTERS.
10. cans, Salmon, 1&2Ib. an
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
Garrett's Snuff in bottles and packs.
Mackerel in bbIs- & hlf. bbls., Nos. |, .
and 5,
Maekerel in kits, Nos. l, 2, and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bills,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground Il whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOoms, Washboards. etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgs..
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London C~lubSauce,
Indigo, German Soap
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee.
Blueing,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
Is bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Claret in csiks& bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKSI!
Works as was ever brought 10 this city, ia part
Is follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes T~OTpedoes,
Gansraf Stock
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b Welearn from Europe Of tie death
Of Madame de BOurbouilOn, wife Of the
French Minister 10 China, who was for
mery Miss Kate Mcleod, Of Washing
ton City.
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". j. Burton,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
FIRE COING.
Paper Hanging, Marbllng, Draining, ETC.,
"a Union St., Memphis, Tenn.

81 UNION sr,l SIGN rs UNION ST,
near A Rla, or THE n Sox N Rin:k
p. Z. Box 50. PALLET. P. o. Box "a
Reference TO Frescsing and House Painting
In the
Dining Room Of the Gayoso Hotel, Col. Coekrell.
Jewelry Store, Marble Block, Clark & Co.
Speed, Dcnoho & Strange's now Nixon& Wood
GayO o savings Bank, Avery & Selden-
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. D.. steadrs an.
Dunbars saloon, decoration on the aueyD
now McCulloughs.
st. Mays College s. Institute, Third street,
Catholic 1aH8 On
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TO THE LADIES.
Spring Millinery.

I'VE. have tust received all the new styles for
w Bonnets, Hats and Fancy GooGs, which
we r zpectfully invite you to call and see.
MI 5. Huater has all the latest styles for dress
es, sscqges, and ~basquines, TO Which we call
yop II attention, at
23 Second ST., Jefferson Block, Up Status
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12

LOUISIANA COAL OIL AND PETRO-
LEUM COMPANY.
SAMUEL N. PIKE.

This company organized the purpose purchasing
ten years. lease of the natural oil wells in Calcasieu Pah
with the exclusive right to dig bore for Coal Oil Petroleum
tract OF land OF about fourteen hundred Q which
embraces the old and well known natural Oil Wells in said
h together with the right the timber pasurage
SAID lands to erect the necessary machinery etc. and
operate the same for the purpose of refining the oil if they
See proper to do SO.
Four miles of transportation over level road to the west
iok of Cacaseu river gives uninterrupted
mnnicaton navigation with depth rs feet
water to the Gulf Of Mexico. .-
The capital stock viii be hundred thousand dollars
Vdedno thousand shares hundred dollars each
h contemplated that hfy per paid at the time Of
subscribing will create und ample buy the and work
the wells If further call will be nsaments
and certificates of stock will be issued by the President to each
ockhoder for the full amount of stock subscribed for Should
however, any further nsaments be required call of only
Vals of thirty days o longer.
As the thousand dollars shall have been
subscribed the company will organize, by the election Of
ofeers
TheCharter is in the hands of the Notary Magner and
will be published in day or two
Subscription lists left at the following places viz
WILSON, PATTON Il CO., No 1870 Gravier street
4cLAURIN, PoTHIER & CO., No Ill Gravier street.
ALSTON & FOURNIER, corner Camp and Common sts
bAPEEE FERRE, No. o. Old Levee street
A D. GRIEFF & CO., No. 80 OLD Levee street.
d. W BUCKMASTER 1t CO., Nos! 80 and 50 New Leyae
Street
3. Won PEUII CO., No. l0g Poydras street
oHAs. BRIGGS, President Louisiana Mutual Insurance
company Camp and Grayier streets.
At the TIMES OFFICE.
AT tho CRESCENT OFFICE.
And at the CITY NATIONAL BANK, N 7. N Robinson,
corner Magazine and Natchez Streets where subscrp
hons be mid
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NUMBER 23I.

liti Mexican flag, Or in other words through Maxi
The Posts special says the President has written
Fsto message on the Colorado admission bill, but
as dei yet u mas not been received in Congress.
+. 1ne new funding bill will probably be amended.
~ ~ passage IS confidently expected The tax on
to9ecco Will probably be changed.
o W WAsHiNGToE, May 1.-THE Senate has con-
of-the port of New York
but closed dull @ "H0"s HisneI'
The stock of cotton in port foots nm az non baIss
Ile totsi exports for the week 400 bales Re-
celpts at all the ports since September lat 79e :
OOB bales. and since the close Of the war in hnrn
yet to come forward. .
Coffee steady, Java 25lc. Sugar steady at IO1
to l3t. Molasses dHll, Porto Rico Use.
The British government have coneurred in the
recommendation Of Postmaster General Dennison.
concerning establishing a self-sustaining ocean
service, on the basis ef postage earnings.
WASHINGTON, May 1I.-Secretary McCuIloch
has issued a. circular to the cashiers of national
banks, requesting them TO render the treasury.
statements of the amounts they respectively hold
to the credit Of each disbarsing Office Of the United
States.
Blanks used for returns Of the internal revenue
will answer for the reports.
Mr. Seward has sent his protest, which has been
published, against Austria's sending toops to
Mexico.
At the same time he wrote to.our minister, say
ing mat If troops had already started nothing
could be done but ifnot started, Mr.. Metley was
instructed to Withdraw in case any troops should
depart after his protest had been presented and
before the reply and our response should have
been received
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OCEAN SPRINGS HoTEL.-Those who are fond of
good fish dinners, fine salt and mineral baths, com
Portable rooms, and pleasant time generally,
should make trip across the lake to this popular
hotel. 1t possesses every advantage for health
and pleasure, and the style in which Judge Scar
borough keeps the establishment must give salts.
faction to to all who pay him visit. Although
there is goodIy company already assembled there,
he still has accommodations for several families,
and we would advise such of our friends as desire
to send their families across the lake during the
summer to call upon Gen. Labuzan, who is the
agent of the Ocean Springs Hotel, and whose
Office is at No. 30 Bank Place, and make arrange
ments at once.
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ReArfal rraEedy in. 1sAYarin.
MURDER OF THREE PERSONS RY AZ woMAN-sHE
COMMITS SUICIDE.

A shocking tragedy is reported from Neuburg,
In bavaria. young man, who hsd. become heir
TO small fortRne by the death of his father was
singled out by laundress, who had determined to
become possessed of the money. She had ac-
CURED such power over the asimple Louis shat he
had promised to marry her IS soon as he had re-
eeiyed the sums he had Inherited. But the laun-
dress learned that Louis had already received
thousand thalers, which he had carried eff and Sc
creted, no one knew where. To her questions he
at first hesated, then denied the fact and finished
by becoming embarrassed.i
There was no longer any, doubt that Louis had
deceiTedHher, and she therefore dogged his foot
steps. Nearly every day Louis was ia the habit of
going to the village of Eankegff, short distance
from Neuburg, and it Wasreported that for nearly
a twelve. month he had been on very intimate
terms with young orphan Rho lived in o nearly
deserted hat on the borders.Of the road, New in
quTies revealed to the jealaas woman that there
was an infant, and thAtmasgiage wouldsoon sane
tty the c0nnaetion that had been farmeds
There was no longer any doubt as to who had
the Thousand thaleas, and as to Whn would soon
receive the bulk of the,legacy which she coveted
Her plan was soon ready Undsea. disguise, she
penetrated into tie cabin of the orphan rs soon as
she knew that Louis had returned to town. She
even induced the girl to- allow Eer share her bed
nndep the plea airat she was exhausted by the
fatigue Of the journey she had takaa.
| What passed daring the night, can only be sur
missed bls the reXt'm0rning scme workmen were
surprised at SEEING no one moving in the house,
| though the door,Was- half opsR- On looking in,
luey se% II norIibtS Htshl. II pig. was utFouFlhS
the body of a child, aFdent,y. only few days I'D
and cut in pieces. ON the he'd 10y the body Of the
orphan, Cruell r murdered.
The police were s1mmoneai and on :heir way
they met the lAandaess who informed them that
Louis had disappeared. Sine was a.fesSed and on
a search being msae in tl.e oelagoI tle house IN
9 which she resided, the 5ed9o Of the;young man,
cut into four quarters, was find in a,large tub Of
I've. The womsn showef no regret, and oaly
amented that shs had faied to seeaTe so large a,
Before bsiug seor,ed in prison, she was OBJ
sarved to tettey AID ina,feW minutes. she 6ied in
he arms oR her Aptolsfram poison. She was a
native of Baavia, and had Leen brought to
Europe, wlsli an infant, by a soldier in the Dutch
service k,fing been. abandoned by her parents.
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9f London had produced useful anasthesa by
ifeezng through the agency of ether vapor, re-
aucing the temperature to deg below zero, r.
10 occurred to nae that a very volatile product of
petroleum might be sure to CONCEAL the tissues.
besides being far less expensive than ether. Mr.
MeFfih having at my request, manufactured a
lqnid Of which the boiling point was 70 deg. r.,
it proved that the mercury was easily depressed
by this agent to 10 deg. below zero, and that the
skiu could be with certainty frozen hard in FIVE
or zen seconds. a lower temperature might doubt
leas be produced we're it not for the ice which,.
surToEntts the bulb of the thermometer.
Freezing by Thigolene is far more sure than by
ether, az suggested by Mr. Richardson, inasmuch
as common ether, boiling only at about SO deg
instead OF 10 deg, often fails to produce an ade-
quate amount OF cold. The rhfgoIene is more con-
Vement and more easily controlled than the freez-
ing mixtures hitherto employed. Being a1ieE
in Its action, inexpensive and coTaparatiyeIv odoT
less, 1t will supereede general or local aBsessbesa
by ether or ehloToform for small operations and in
private houses. But for large operations X 4 M
viously less convenient than general ansezthesis
and will never supercede it. Applied 10 the alsir1,
frat degree Of congelation is evaneseent but II
continued or used on large scale, the da1cera az
frost-bite and modification must be imrnineTltn u
In 1861, DR.. Bigelow, in experimenting with
kerosolehes of four different densities found the
lightest of them, the boiling point of which was
about 90 deg, to be an efficient anesthetic By in
halation.
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STEAMER CAMELIA.-An advertisement from Mr.
G. NJ soria, the agent No, 10 Carondelet street,
notifies the public of some changes in the sailing
of the Camelia, which, however, give increased ad-
vantages to passengers and shippers to the sea-
shore watering places. 1t will be observed that
the Camelia now leaves on Monday mornings on
the arrival of the u O'Clock train on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings on the arrival of the 8 O'Clock
train and on Saturday evenings the o'clock train.
Returning she leaves Ocean Springs Sunday,
Monday and Wednesday evenings, and Friday
mornings For directions as to freight. see adver-
tisement.
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A CALIFoRNIA PARADIsE.-A letter dated S
Bernardino, March 18th, says:


A CALIFoRNIA PARADIsE.-A letter dated San
Bernardino, March 18th, says:
find here now population largely American,
industrious and intelligent. The little farms are
mostly separated by willow hedges growing by
water courses, and often show high degree of
culture Yet the proportion of land inclosed and
cultivated in comparison with the whole plain of
San Bernardino proper, is but drop to the
bucket. believe it to be capable of sustaining
population of million.
1t will produce equally well, wheat, corn, pota-
toes, barley, cotton, grapes peaches, apples, figs,
Almonds and probably oranges and lemons, as at
Los Angeles, and at present there is ready mar.
ket for all that can be raised. This is the great
route to Arizona, and forty miles hence is the
famous Gorgona Pass through which the South
Pacific Railroad may and must pass, almost with
out grade through the summit range OF the
Serras.
The mountains surrounding this plateau present
some of the sublimest features of natural scenery,
some of them being capped with snow generally
throughout the whole year. Perennial streams,
therefore, water the plain, even throughout the
very dryest season.
The hot springs here are numerous. That called
the Arrowhead Hot Spring " is seven miles dis
tant, so called from conspicuous bare spot in tn
mountain in its rear seen to the distance of fit
miles, of the shape of the ace of spades, (Ga
fornia being greatly addicted to gaming general
prefer the latter name.) This spring is yer
copious flowing one hundred barrels per hou
)estmated) Of the clearest, purest water, slight
sulphurous, and steaming hot, fully 200 degree
Fahrenheit. 1t cooks eggs in five minutes. Ilwa
exceedingly curious to observe the plants grow
ing in this hot water, for it is fall of them eTcer
where purposely cleared. / found a species {
solidago in flower, sysishynehium, two species ,
eleocharis, one carex, seleria, ard several COZ
fervOid plants in the hottest pl@ce An Ohioa
has here established an infrmary.
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Tgs TEIF4E OF DIANA AT ERHEsUs.--This tenn
plewas built as Plny says, or a soft foundation
r. guard against earthquakes. The foundation.
therefore, was laid in q swamp ;.wcol and char
coal wene ihterpNsed 10 absoEh the wet, and the
arches form subteIraneaa labyriath in which
the water staGnates all which is at the present
day. The suparstracture bears all the evidence of
an edlice whiGh was destroyed eight times apl
took two husdreds and eighty yeaas in building 1t
now consists of several walls of immense bloekGof
marble, the 'front.' of whisAare perforated with sfsta
cavities, into WAieh were sunk the shanks qI the
brass and silver plates with which the walls were
faced. La several places where the walls have.
fallen, they have exposed corniees and mosldings
OF a former edifice against which the newer walls
had bean built up.
Some of the vast porphyry pillars, which
formed the front p0rtco, still lie PROSTATE before
II ; but Others were brought by Constantine TO his
new city of ConstantinOpe. The heathen temple
was dilapidnted, to build the Christian church os
santa soshia, ia which these phleFs are sgain
become the great support of an anti-Chfistian
eolhre. But the most interesting circumstance of
TINS building TO is the great illustration 1t gives
/ to the Acts of the Apostles. Here IS the place
where st. Paul excited the ooInsiouon, among the
i silver anu brass Smiths Nbs worked for the TEN,
| ple and over the wayyas the theateF, into which
tue people rushsd- carrying with them Caius and
/ Aristarchus Paufs companions. Hence they 20
! a full-ylp" OF the magnificent front of the tenn
which they pointed out that (which ala, n.
worshippeth' and in their enthusiasm the1s ~ :
/ out Great is Diana Of the Ephesians "a ''' =
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Caution.

Stencil plate makers and all other persons warned
against any further manufacture of brands in imitation
Of mine Colorado limitations such would deceive the pub
hcino the belief that they purchasing my "MAGNoLIA
WHISKY equally obnoxious exact fac SMILES.
Suits will be instituted for damages against every person
who aids or assists in the invasion Of my rights
The of Pike Doyle the Fourth District Court
was decided by special jury of merchants and is legal
warning to all parties
Messrs. LONGSTREET, OWEN & CO, No. 81 Union
Rsreet, my agents in New Orleans
SAMUEL N. PIKE.
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sa Card.

"s well known of New Orleans duriAs
ny absence Ghnrch Lukes totally destroyed by
% 1t iB of the utmost Importance that great should
eFeparsd as possible Te rebuild this Church will
mach effort and beraty the part of its fiesdS II
earnestly hoped that generous community will bsrsy
% promptly respond to the appeals of this noble object
orFlions for this purpose will be taken by the under
aed Or ay be left the Savings Bank on Canal street
Q, s. HEDGES, Rector St. LRks's Church, N. Q.
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DELTA WAREHOUSE AT AUoTroN.-Attention is
called to the SALE to-day at y O'clock at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, by Messrs. G..
e. Girardey & Co., of that valuable property, the
Delta Warehouse, belonging to the succession of
G. D. Yaneey. This warehouse is most eligibly
situated in the First District, convenient to the
steamboat landings, and has long enjoyed heavy
and lucrative patronage. For full particulars see
advertisement under head of auction sales this
dnu y
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The STEAMSHIP w. G. HEwEs FOR GALVESTON
Shippers of freight and travellers will do well to re-
member that the above named splendid steamship,
commanded by Capt. D. S. Austin, will leave her
wharf at the foot of St, Joseph street, for Gal
weston, Indanola and Layaea on next Tuesday
morning at O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12

Mile. Zoe, the actress and danseuse, lately met
with an accident at the opera house in Troy. In
the last scene of the last play just before the drop
curtain fell, she drew a revolver from her belt and
accidentally fred it off. The charge entered the
fleshy part of her hand. She stood heroically un-
til the curtain fell, when she announced that she
was shot, and called on her friends to assist her
from The stage Many of the audience supposed
that the shooting scene was part of the programme
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CoTToN.-D. E. Morphy, auctioneer, calls the
attention of buyers to the sale advertised by him
to take place this evening at o'clock, in the
Commercial Cotton Press, and others.
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW, having been received from the most
Celebrated Foundrie comprises all the Modern Improve
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Cedar camphor, for moths, Reliable, cheap,
fragrant. Sold by druggists everywhere. Harris
& Chapman, facturers, Boston.
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What kind of medicine ought to be given to a
child ailing with cruel father? mild aperient
A mider pa-rient)
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On Thursday, May 18th, l79l,
Death put an end to
ZIG Aanrua md ErnlnnNia "

INTERNAL NEPeTIsM. .--Nepotism is always odious
and will be long tolerated in free civilized
and discriminating community; but how it would
be managed in the case illustrated by the follow
ing anecdote, unless by consgning the whole
crew to Hades, it is hard to say:
A Persian merchant, complaining heavily of
some unjust sentence was told by the judge to go
to the cildi. but the cadi is your uncle,n urged
the pl9.intE. "Then you can go to the grand
vizier !" but his secretary is your cousin" "Theu
sulfana is your niece" ''Well then, go to the
de qil.n "Ah, that is still closer family eonnec
lion y said the merchant, as he left the court il
1 despair.
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Strong Opposition to the Cotton Tax.
CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS.
Z. =. Steamers Ordered to Gtet
Ready to Go to sea.
The WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK FAILURE.

True Bill Against Mr.. Dnv,. for Treason.
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Crescent

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
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Business aa public respectfully informed that
che CRESCENT now in possession Of superior facilities for
tn and expeditions execution on the most reasonable
terms, Of
EVERY STYLE AND vARIETY z
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And Every Other Description of dob Printing
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COURT ADJOURNED TO JUNE.
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ESTABLISHMENT,

Nc. o. Camp street, New Orleans, La.
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EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
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Tn the last number of The Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal we find a new an9sthetc des-
cribed in paper communicated by DIR. Henry j..
Bigelow The name "rhigoene,n based on The
Greek word which means extreme cold) is pro-
posgd by DR.. Bigelow for petroleum naphtha,
boiling at 10 deg Fahrenheit; it is one of t most
volatile liquids obtained by the dstilatop oe retro
leum, and is applied to the production OF cold by
evaporation. It is hydroearbon, yh9iiy destitute
of oxygen, and is the lightest 95 81 khown liquids
Mr., Hge,ow, afterspeaking Of tie different bro
duets of petrole,,@' says
"When i'"@s ie"fheo Asts' that Mr.. Richardson
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