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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-13


Of al civiizei cpnntfss including AmerpA by
wholesome petuanee, BY the isndrnry frequently ds
plays 20 load with tss most violent nod injurious
rrrszOns both persons and things - such point tina.
forssncrs when they wish 70 paint oun,ry ondes
fi-s ooors have otSy 70 copy What the spanish ofnAs
ts~mscivc. say
A writer 10 = Psru paper ssAie. that IN England yss
toll tins rank ~ your visitor ny the number n knoea
he gives q, your door thus duke aud peer tb,rk
,-eiv. unpe- bvon nine a baronet sr comm, ser
three TreinaD too, rhiie tho fcs, u sonty Il not
worth on rap
Jadg,nsn, hes hen rren by Tho Paris correcs snai
Tribunal Ia tn .r.r q is fs1s HAron ~ IAnsy Tbs
pris0nrr--a naive e Geneva named TAgpJnlsf. sho
vas -s known In sevsral livery stables "a No CAMPS
ElyHtsa a. a Eroom AAd rough n9sf, arf rss ia he
hAb, o. Feuas josz tho % i've franes day,
oontnvei 70 res hSssslf Of n hir,ly fe.p.ssbls
farrli, q rs4lefnsn and . % fofiauq and b. ss
actually ms-,.d 70 young ADJ, 90 N. ssypo.iioo
THAI h. had 90 900 frabs IN ready cash. bess age
erpoo,sBosz A sas -s.os,s 90 tbs Erosna u f.l-e
pseienf = gong % al GesevA Nssnshiio tapyc,et
y scnienevd IN P<0 70 fear yeafa iIpf'Shia'"' '"'
| .crog,41<.
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" the dsth u walter bfe Marsh sgsd s~ren ys.fs an
hsf % TIL family - chidrsn sha rrf- f0lnf IA
house sicheli square nbof.ash - asp,.fsos Ia.
di,ion frvrn s,xvation and n~gSst satida Aafsh Ms
eldest aHngiss rsuossnty aso,t<d the msrfsfae We
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| Got " ~ London po>~
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-10

WE have In Store, on Coazgnnsnt, for
w Sale
1000 packages sound Virginia Ganufacstfsd %
Tcbaogo, from medium TO best grades
J 600 pounds genuine kuicktntck SMOKING
Tobacco.
1000 pound bob Lee" Smoking, very superior
article.
Which we viii sell as low 70 the trsds - can
be bought In virginia, trelghss soaeds ,,,-v-,z
mark, ELI Z ...l. 1870 80
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.

PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily On advance per aunum SIC u
per week 81
10 carriers and neVs-dealers, per copy a
Weekly per anuum On adyancel = ~
So No su description entered On our man oooAs
Cor 8 les time than one month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-10
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
M O r G. A NJ S

THE Best, Cheapest and most economical
i Flour in use.
Ali lovers OF good and wholesome bread,
biscuit etc., can, by using this Flour, save
time, trouble, money, and disappointment. Il
is ALWAYS RELIABLE, and is not effected by
hot or cold weather. IL does not require Yeast
Powders, Cream Tartar, Yeast, SalaratHs, Soda
or salt, and ONLY HALF the usual quantity
o. shortening, and when cold sweet milk is
used, still less shortening Is needed.
ONE-FOURTH less Of tais flour is required to
produce like amOuntOf Bread, to that made
about PAY tn Z PRICE charged for adding the
selfTising ingredients
IT Is EXTRA NICE FOR CAKES and all
Kinds OF pastry, requiring not more than TWO
THIRDS the usual amount of butter and eggs.
THIS FLOUR EACELS ALL OTHER for
Batter Cakes, Waflies, Puddings, the dumplings
for Chicken Pie, etc, etc,
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF
Zr-H..r TnVfREo

II Going to Paris for new .s Go9dS a. s9S S.diV na
n5,ea4 --S,.ss ~ slose out her present stocH
and Iossls r5oln for her new stock ladies' II
need Of any goods in her nns n % S Srw SS Sod n S e
.t--s cali Al Madame T Lavlgnels Ladies
SsI-ror ~ FASHION, No. S'5 Main street.
2frf
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL
{ LATE BRoWS ; }

WASHINGTON, D. O.
,,,rzrs leading Hotel, Renovated aud rsrzr,
1 nfshed ts nOw-1n perfect order for The rscgp-
| Hon and acoommO OdRtion Of rs OLD patrons
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And Is "a Saving OF from S6 TO IS
per BarreII to the Consumer.

wonderful success. large proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using il; but ]
am continent there are many ethers who would
avail themselves OF its advantages were they
satisfied regarding its HEALTHFULNESS
SUPERIORITY, and CHEAPNESS.
To convince such of these facts, l have OBJ
tanned a large number Of certificates from well
and favorabiy known physicians and others a
few OF which I give below. One trial viii con-
vince the most incredulOus that it is TO theiI
advantage 10 use this Flour, as an ECONOMY Y
and SATISFACTION in every respect
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-10
UNDERTAKING,
Notice to Tan Payers.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOk.l
(REAL EsTArs9
MENPHls, TKSS., January H. A-ee
TN Accordance with = resolution, Qas.sa -
4 the Board 81 Mayor and Alderman 49, -
- an 75Il5 a discount Of two per cenli -
month VIII Dc allowed upon al taAss -'s,s,,,
CITY for the S9th corporaie s45j ~ - -
t.s,, ~, 49, and the end % sd eorPorAle
tNseo NJ 49, r. I. WARNER
year Tax Coslectcr.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
ELMW00D CEMETERY.
s-T-tS6O-X,
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

sET-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of ,yatar and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours. -
They strengthen the system and euliven the
They prevent miAsmatic and intermittent
They purify the breath and acidity of the
They cure Dyspepsia and Consultation.
They cure Diafrhea, Cholera q Cholera Norbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. Thew
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are made OF pure
st. Croix KUN, the celebrated Calisaya Barjs
roots and herbs, and are taken with tha piea.
sure OF & beverage, without regard to aea or
time OF day. Particularly Recommended 10
delicate persons requiring a gentle stiuulart
Sold by all GroceIH, Druggists, Hotels and s.
looms. Only genuine when the cork Is covered
by our private u. 3. Stamp. Beware OF conn
terfeits and refilled bottles.
P. H. DRAKE & co.,
q Park Row, New York,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

. each additional insertion 81
two weeks (: ~
one month . ~
EE- All advertisements considered Que amer
the drst insertion. .
81 Eight lines Of solid nonpareli consllule 4
square. go, ~ .s-
Es- Al advertisements In the Speelal Nouoe
column win be charged ~ cenls per me
49, Marriage and death notices publihhed as
other advertisements
rf- an Advertisements net marked for spe-
ciled time viii be discontinued al me enu OF
one week. -.
So An advertisements for the Appeal must
be handed IN at the Clerks desk.
ca TE7ansieul advertisements mast Be paid for
O. 1suulc6.
So No advertisement viii appear IN the
weekly paper, unless by special contract
81 Advertisements to be inserted In the
Weekly paper only or a. Irregular intervals IN
either oI the papers, VIII be charged q PER
square for each and every insertion.
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Put up in 6, 12, q, and As pound pa kages
Half RarraES and RarreIs

This four VIII De found on sale In packages at
all nrsi class family groceries in the city, and at
wholesale al the mandatory, As Main street,
doors South OF Beale, Memphis Tenn.
A liberal discount will be made 70 tbs Trade.
ianl4 ALLEN +. MORGAN. Proprietor.
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RECOMMENDATIONS:

MEMPHIS. Tenn, August 5, 1865.
have used Morgan's Self Rising Flour, and
find il do be a most excellent article. L have
also examined the Ingredients which produce
It's self rising properties, and ind them TO be
not only innocent, but important TO perfect
nutrition. l can freely recommend il as most
healthful and desirable hour, producing an
article Of bread superior TO that made in the
ordinary manner.
JNO. r. FRAYSER. NJ, D.
We fully concur IN the above, having ex-
amlned the ingredients
c. L. WILCOX, NJ. D.
r. +. BROWN, NJ. D.
have examined the ingredients and pro.
nounce them innocent, and the bread superior
Z, G. MALONE, n. D.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
gentlemen's booni The Sweetest thing" and
largest quantity, manufactured from the rich
and person, 70 render the skin soft and fresh to
prevent eruptions, TO perfume clothing, etc.
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspira-
ton.
It removes redness tan, blotches. etc
1t cures nervous headache and aIlavS fnaa-
nation.
II cools, softens and adds deHcacy to the skin
Il yields a subdued and lasting perfume.
Il cures musquito bites and stfngs OF Insects
II contains no material injurious to the skin
Patronlsed by Actresses and Opera Singers
II is what every lady should have. Sold eyery-
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and Won
viii use no other cologne, perfumery, or toilet
water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive AGENTS, NY.
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Axes, PIows, Etc.

Axes, PIOws, Etc.
On DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace ChainS
$50 Avery and Hall PlowA
10 Two Horse Wagons.
90 Sacks Corn.
500 Bales Hay.
loo Sacks Bran.
so Bushels Seed Oats.
20 Hhds New Orleans Sugars.
80 Bbls. White Sugars.
60 Bags Coffee.
Is Tierces Hams
10 Casks Bulk Sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
1000 Gallon Jugs, Jars, Pans, etc.
800 Bbls. Salt
20 Bbls. Mess Pork
l25 Packages Cheese.
80 Bbls. Molasses
50 Kegs Choice Syrups.
100 Bbls. Choice Meal.
Candles, Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Powder, shot,
White Lead, OILS, Fruits, Candies, etc.
So In store and arriving. -aa
January 18th.
ja2l-lw
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COTTON.

A IL COTTON shipped ts us on good boats, or
"A in our Warehouse on Sale, Is covered by
our open POliees Of Insurance in the DsSoto,
Home, htna and Hartford insurance Com
paniss TAYLOR, MckWEN, DUKE q 90.
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waning Machines

-. r-s..,.sa ana Best Washer ana Bingsr
-. a..,ss ~ 40 q tie low priqs q 81 b.
Il y. -. oHo9vESCR
e.41w ~ Aasa E7sst
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II w Q
Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT Oh SALE.

A SPENDIDLY improved tract OF land DO
"A longing 10 the estate OF seth Wheaaley, sit
mated on Bayou Macon in Carroll Parish, La-i
Is miles west OF Lake Providence. Ihls tr,lol
contains 200 acres, 800 OF which has 1eSn
cleared for long time and viii protue3 ,7s 9.te
Of cotton 70 the acre. There j. goc1 ~ 49, -
all necessary Improvements on the pisSe. 80
Rayou Macon Il nsviz gable for steamers ana zoe
products can be shipped direct rom t-le Plif-s9
landing 70 New orleans. -, Il,
AIso. so acres, 80 OF which Is open, slt1ated
miles south OF Memphis between horn LAKE
80 i n fhe river This Is one Of the best plan
tsfions : IN the couaty, producing cotton, corn,
s--l,esr oats. etc. equal to any upland place in
49, ,sfafs There Is q dwelling house, gin house,
c,,a-ters for laborers, mill, cribs and stable on
fjTssat bargains may be had in either or both
/ of the above places Apply 70
DIR D. d. SAUNDERS,
J jaIslml 81 South Court sTsst, Cup st@iEsl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE 10 MERCHANTS AxB SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established st Mem
~ phis, fernando, Cofdwater, Como, sardts,
Balesville, Oakland and Grenada, 70 which
points Freights can be shipped without Pre-
payment until further notice To al other
points freights must be prepaid
Much com plant is made In consequences Of
freights being sent back from Depot, Every
effort Il being made BY the Company to set on
Freights as fast as possible, and a Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
still IL is not sufficient 10 meet the demancz
With no Depot in which 70 receive and store
we cannot do the business which Is now Offer
ing satisfactorily 70 the public Every sxertiOn
has been and viii continue to be made, 70 ia
crease the amount which 4 shipped, but We
cannot do more than the facilities OF the Road
As LTVERNfOBE.
ian25 General superintendent
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Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdialS,

Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdialS,
JUST RECEIVED.
50 baskets Wl3e, Piper Heidslck.
80 do. Charles Heldsiek.
20 boxes Charles Fare
20 casks English and EdinbHFg Ale and
Porter, pts. and cts.
10 quarter casks SheFFy.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OctayOs Pinnet, CastilIiOn a1d 5fard
BFandies.
2 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
2 pipes Pure swan Gin.
50 cases Curacao.
Is cases Annlsette.
25 eases MaSehiH0 and IbsTHth.
10 cases Sunshine Wine.
) bbls. apple BRANDY, warranted six
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch WHISTLES.
100 pkgs. Bourbon, various grades and
ages,
sar Orders Solicited from the Trade "a
No. 342 Second Street,
OPPOSITE THE GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
fals I'm
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will prepare any barrel Of -four sent to me,
or viii furnish any quality OF flour ordered, but
for my own sales l use none but the very best
IT Harrison, or its equal.
The bread and biscuit made from this -four
can he eaten as well warm as cold, without the
least inconvenience TO the weak and dyspeptio
stomach, and has been known to greatly benent
such cases.
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MEsEPHIs. TEN. Augu

ME8sPHIs, Tenn, August q, 1865.
I have used AIorgan's self Rising Flour and
examined its ingredients. II Is all that ne
cIaims Tor il, and is entirely harmless TO all
sick or WELL and is especially adapted as diet
for dispeptics and consumptives, It's materials
supplying in those cases, healthful and much
needed nUtriment. L. ". GABBERT, NJ. ID.
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rHE new nAsrs OF SUFFRAGE.

SBsecH Of 5lr. SicUsRs-ErcitiHg Discus
sion House Proceedings, Wednesday,,
January tbirty-0lse, eighteen Hundred
and slr'y-sir.
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Cotton Plantation for Sale.
nIississippi Bottonl I.ands.
Virginia Tobacco

LLIN-I-41EF-
100000 A6REs om Isnas Ssoifs is ssRR sRgR1, sGs s4a
4 Irkansas. for sale low By W. A. GOOD0AN,
fafs I'm Real Estate Agent
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15
IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF NORFOLK

IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF NoRFoLK
AND PoRrsMoUTH. BY reference to our adj
vertising columns, a notice will be found, that
certain articles of Silver Ware, the property
of citizens Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, which
came into the possession of the Provost Mar
shall Of this Department during the years
1862 and 'es, can now be obtained by the
owners, upon application to Col VIM. L..
James, Chief Or. Master and Financial Agent,
Richmond. The proper proof must accom-
pany the application. ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15

The LECTURES MIGHT'VE know Of
no more pleasant way Of passing few hours
than to hear some topic of interest, thorough
y discussed by good mind. & n
Tonight we have two of these prerequisites
for enjoyment offered at the CRANKY Street
Methodist Church
Woman, the topic of discussion, is certainly
one of interest, and in the Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee,
we have the able mind fit to grasp any sub
ject. @a b.
Z The only remaining question to be settled
is, the possibility Of fully discussing Woman,
in one evening. Iitawere left to one of her
sex it might be done, but we fear that even
the ability of Lee, must fall short of COM
passing it in one night. 4AH
We have no doubt, however, that full JUS
tice will be done to the subject, and we hope
to see the House filled. We follow the old
writers particularly Shakespeare in closing
our chapters with verse; we cannot therefore
conclude without giving the following glorious
tribute to the tsdear creatures -: = s go
! ssOh Woman in our hours of ease
! Uncertain, coy and hard to please,
"But seen too oft, familiar with her face :.
l. "We. first endure, then pity, then embrace.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15

SHOT WITH SPRING GUN.-We learn that
Mr., Todd, resident of this city, having his
smoke-house robbed several times, finally fixed
a spring gun to catch the depredator. The
gun remained set, ready for action, some con-
siderable time and no one knew of its exis-
tence except Mr.. Todd and his carriage driver,
and the latter person this morning having &C.
casien to visit the smoke-house, and forgetting
the gun, made his way in, when the gun went
of, and he received the whole contents in his
right leg, inficting dangerous if not morta
wound. ooeA sstsfg ..
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15

FREEDMEN's CouRT, Norfolk.-CharlesE E. JSiink
son presiding-March Is. 1866. $50
Anderson Elliott, charged with stealing mule
from A. L. Land, on the night of the 18th. of
March. Sent to hard labor prison to await trial
before the Military Court.
A claim was made by frail, though not fair,
young woman, upon we'll known citizen, for a
ssfrock for the baby" but a. the Court had for
merly disallowed the claim, it was again dis
missed. tEfs5n ~ . IS -sI4
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15

PUBLIC MEETING IN PoRTsMoUTH.--Ap ad-
journed meeting of the citizens Of Portsmouth,,
for the purpose of nominating candidates to
fill the municipal offices, was held in Oxford
Hall, on Wednesday, March l4th, 1865.
James c. White, Esq, resumed the chair,
and E. t. Blamire occupied the position Of
Secretary. .4t"...
The Committee of Thirteen, through their
Chairman, Mr.. George D. Parker, made the
following nominations for Councilmen: .issai
For jackson Ward - G. w. Grice, w. H..
H. Hodges, Jno N Ashton, Enoch Chic, Fran
CHS Rourke, Geo. o. Palmer +...' .5f ~
For jefferson Ward - Geo. M. Balm, jr., L.
A. Bilisoly,i John Linn, E. G. Brooks, Harvey
Carnes, Augustus Knight l' s sans
The nominations were unanimously adopted.
By the meeting, the following gentlemen
were nominated for Aldermen: sac ass5sssD'
For jackson Ward--John Nash, George w.
Grice, Robert Dickson, Eugene Riley, John
Davidson, W H. McInnis. q:
For Jefferson Ward Samuel Watts, E.
Kearns, VIM. Knott, George West, VIM. Duff
ie, James Brown, sen. --.-, ....tA Y l54 ~
On motion, Mr.. White was relieved from the
duties of the chair, and Mr.. E. w. Massenburg
was called to that position, and Mr.. Wilkinson
to that of Secretary, Mr.. Blannire having relin7
pushed it. The following gentlemen were then
placed in nominasion for the Office of Mayor:
James c.. White, John Nash, DR.. T. N. Mer-
Ger, E. 7. Blamire. l.-.-.
Mr. White received SO votes, Mr. Nash IL,
DR.. Mercer 48, and E. T. Blamire 4. re
The vote for Mr.. White was then made
unanimous.
For City Surveyor, Col. D. s. Walton for
High Constable, Henry A. Allen; for City Ser
gsant, James f. Robinson. tsa5 sr9s
The nomination for Commonwealth Attor-
ney was not made, in compliance with COM
munication from the following gentlemen, re-
questing that neither Of them be nominated:
John. Fl. Gayle, D. J. Goodwin, c. W, Muir
daugh, A. s. Watts, v. o. Casse'l.aa1 d.
The meeting then adjourned.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15

l., MULE SToLEN--A mule was stolen from
the farm of Mr. A. L. Land. of Princess Anne
county, on Tuesday, by negro named An
derson Elliott, discharged soldier Said Ell
lott made his way to this city, with the mule,
where no was arrested BY Officer w. L. Joynes,
who lodged him in the hard labor prison.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-15


ANOTHER Bic HAUL OF BIe Fish,
Tuesday morning the fishermen engaged in
hauling the Seine of MIR. Williams, on Little
Bay, had the good luck to take nine hundred
Rock Fish, averaging in weight sixty pounds
each. Some of the largest fish will measure
six feet, and are the largest Rock Fish we have
ever seen. Eight hundred of them arrived at
the County Dock last night, in the sloop Mary
E. Wilcox, Captain Gillen. The other hun
bred were brought to this city in carts.
Four hundred of these leviathans were ship
ped to New York last night per Steamship
Niagara, one hundred and twenty-five by the
Steamship Hatteras. A lot Of them will go
to Baltimore tonight, and the balance will be
sold in this market. They are selling in our
market at from 81, so to So, so each.
We wish our friends in the interior could
see these fish in pile. 1t is certainly one OF
the most remarkable sights we have ever be-
held.