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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

A TOUCHING sCENE.-Our readers may re-
member an old lady by the name Of Catherine
Brady, of whom We spoke IN a recent article on
the City Hospital, as having, at the ADVANCE
age Of nye score years. outliysd all her friends,
and gone there 10 die, and also a bright eyed
little girl whose mother, a poor woman, was
likewise a patient there. During the hot sum
mer months the old lady and little girl lay side
by side upon their cots; the little girl tossing
upon hers with a burning fever, and for many
DAYS her lie was despaired Of, but through the
kind nursing Of the good Sister Of the Holy
Cross, she was at last pronounced convalescenJ
In the meantime a strong friendship or love
had sprung up between the chld and her,
and after the recovery Of the former, she
would remain for houu beside the cot OF
the old lady, and allow none 10 hand a
glass Of water or medicine 10 "Granny, p"
but herself. and thus for weeks and months this
continued. but on Saturday night the child,
whosename was Mary Ellen Brown. was siezed
with "a violent attack OF the cronpe, and after a
great deal Of Suffering expired yesterday.
shortly after it was knoHn r~hroughout the
ward. another uule grl was sent with some
medicine, by onsSf thesstsrs 70 the old lady,
but she caae rannlng back exciaimingi
Granny Adszd TO- At the request orone Of
the sisters we Visfted last HiEnI tile Waru Wnere
they were bgh lying, and found tie old lady
nic-ir srcssed in G brown merino dress, with a
wfdto cap, the frills Of which surrounded a
that looked a. though she had rejoiced IN
dyiug, and clasped in heE hqnds upon her breast
was a small crucIdx, and by her side, ROBBED in
simplcwhite with q blue sash around the waist,
and her clustering black curls brushed carefully
back. FROM a brow - white as marble, and long
dark lashes shutting out forever the large
brown eyes that had looked so inquiringiy
oarz : few days before, lay the little girl,
with the emblem Of Immortality upon her
breast, whilst al her bead sal he poor bereavea
mother. and grooped around stood the Good
sisters, who had done all in their power for
those whose bodies we're lying there, and after
all their efforts had failed had low arrayed
them for the cold chamber Of death II vas a
scene that We viii long remember, as well as
the recollection Of this strange attachme nt
which the old lady and child had formed for each
other, shut out FROM the great world outside,
and there, within the walls Ofa charity hospital
hadknown each other first, and only then
10 develop that better feeling which pervades
the breasts ofalL Living, they loved,
And in their death, were not divided"
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TIE FOURTH WARD MEETrNG-Pursuant to
public notice, the Conservatives or the Fourth
Ward met last night at the Brilliant Saloon.
Mr.. d C. McDougal was called to the chair. and
J. S. Drake appointed Secretary. Aner the
transaction OF some business. the following
gentlemen were elected delegates 20 the County
Convention, 10 be held on the seventeenth inst:
C. s.. Cameron, DR.. r. T. Malone. Dr. r. r.
Brown, S. B. Williamson, J. s. Drake, and D. {.
McDougal. On motion it was resolved that the
delegatlon be empowered 70 M Vacancies.
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MISCELLANEOUS

The greatest amount insured IN any
one rlsk M-ll %
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules Of the
Company 70 be insured in any one City.
Town, Nillage or Block, varies, and depends
upon the construction, materials and the
means OfarTesIing urss.
The Act Of Incorporation OF said Company Is
on file with the Auditor.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUCIUs ]. HESDHE. Secretary.
lsEAL.l STAMP
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Closing Out sale at R. J. Dalton & Co.'S, 90
North Court street. between Main and second.
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Inc InlcdEo AftOhhe OF TUESDAY says.
The demand for Money to-day at the various
Discount houses was less active than yesterday,
and the market was scarcely so stringent as for
merly, but IL is by no means asy-the pressure
Is only less severe. Some Of the Bankers, hav-
ing received he svy supplies Of Currency from
New YORK and Cincinnati. accommodate their
customers quite freely; while others make a
close discrimination Of names.
The rate OF Discount at the Banks Is steady at
lOpercenL per annum but street rates are firm
at l02 per cent per month.
Owing 70 the increased suppiy Of Currency,
there Is a better demand for Eastern Exchange.
and the market is firm at hs8l-l0 discount buy
ing, and par selling. Round lots were in good
demand among Bankers at lilo discount, but
few were willing To sell below par.
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Arrest or AN Ex-EDIroR-We were in
formed last evening that an ex-editor had been
arrested at the instance Of an old lady, whom
lie had assaulted aud threatened, but as the
matter viii doubtless be Investigated on to-
morrow we reserve ior the present any com
ments on the matter
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The Cincinnati Commercial, Of THURSDAY. saw

~--~- u ~W"|-IN - a9aass1"-7.'9s111s-1... %
Market very dull and very little dispotion to
operate, Exchange being at a discount OF 1s9L4.
\ lew sales OF Seven-fhirties and Compound
notes
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Science of Aecoanss.-Ifyo you wish TO study
Bookkeeping, under a practical accountant, go
TO Leddin'g Commercial College.
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NoRTCART AIsT-The following Is q list
Of those who have died in the city during
the past week, together with the diseases Of
which they died:
Negro man. age not known, small box.
Negro man, age not known, small ON.
Robert Hamilton, lblack,j age not knOwH,
small poN-
Thos R Bates aged two months, congestion
Of brain
Peter Welsh, aged four years, typhoid fever.
Paul Clay, black aged d. chronic diarrhea,
Henry Obergeu, aged three years, inflammation
Of bowels.
Edwa-d McRann, aged 20, disease Of the heart.
Jacob Won TObal. aged So, erysIpelas-
VIM. Roberts, aged b, phthisls-
Isulnt OF ]. Ward, lblack,) aged three days,
spasms.
james Rowland, aged 20, gun shot wound.
James Cole, aged -, heparftis.
James Shea, aged ~, chronic dysentery.
Jno. Fatty, aged eight months, Epasms.
Thomas FOrKe aged 2i, cOngestive fever.
James Hayneld, aged 80, pneumOnlas
T. 4, Price, aged 20, apopleXy.
Mrs. b. A. Steadmau, aged ., pneumonia.
Mis- N. ]. Bacon, aged 20 drowning on steam
boat Miami
Rhoda Fealer. black aged 81, pneumonia.
John kaufman, aged 81, pneumonia
j. Temple, aged two months, marasmus.
-eirs Mary Morgan, aged D, pneumonia dying
HI kind. aged 30. killed at franklin.
Or. r. ;. Barber, aged b, Inflammation Of The
bowels.
Martha Rosenthal, aged =. dysentery.
Pauline Switzer. aged IS, ~dySeutery.
James BOrO, aged one week. Group.
G.. J. ScnreTring, aged d, phthisis.
ChaS. T. Pollock, aged -, phthisis.
VIM. b. Shipp. aE.d 3, phthisiS.
w. {. CANANAUGH, ND, Health Onicer.
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Lower Than You Have Seen

Since the War.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS or
go hays Coffee.
100 bbls. MOlsSses.
% = bnls. DO.
1905 pigs Macherel.
1000 do. star Candles, =, = q whole.
20 boxes Layer 6aiins.
20 uUZ. Buckets.
100 dozen Brsoms-a consignment.
50 sets Tubs.
100 boxes starch.
90 bags Rice.
500 bb s. GS0ibsJ salt
100 bags Liverpool salt.
1900 kegs Nails.
1909 bbls. hard and soft Sugars.
so bbls. Golden syrup.
400 boxes oysters, 81 and 81
20 boxes Fresh Peaches
20 boxes soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
leo cases Telegraph Matches.
= kegs Soda.
% boxes Soda
10 boxes = Sardines-
Ice baskets Piper HsldsicE.
200 cases Liquors, assorted.
. drums Goldfish.
400 cases PicEles.
lJ kegs Pigs. Feet.
p u bbls. do.
go kegs Lard.
80 tiercts Lard.
100000 lbs Bulk Pork. rcuraan.
100 bbls. Fsgin's xxx Flour, Epi-
go bb.s. SuperinR Flour, cheap.
40 dozen Preston q MerTiITs genuine
aNI AgAS ALEEaG=
% do. Candy, assorted.
80 do Jockey Club Sauce.
81 DO. London sauce
50 do. Ley for making Soap.
100 dozen Cotton Cards.
81 dozen " DOL Cards.
10 bales India Bagging.
90 bbis. Ness Pork.
5o reams wrapping Paper.
1919 rs wrapping Irvine.
& bass Pepp-r.
10 1ags spice.
l4 kegs Srup.
800 dozen suffers Backing.
l1 boxes Buffers Ink.
20 kegs Wagon Tar.
100 boxes CARROTS Snun.
100 do. Tomato Eetchup.
100 90. Pepper sauce.
50 bbls. Vinegar.
SO bbls- Fflberts, Almonds Z Brazils.
20 bbls. Cornmeal.
- bags Race Ginger.
50 dozen Seivss
100 dozen Shoe Brushes.
100 bblS COmmOu whisky.
81 bhls. Bourbon WHISKY.
200 empty Kegs and Half Barrels.
90 tierces Hams
p casks Clear Side Bacon, etc
SMITH a co.
WE HAVE on Consignment and for sale
lOOO bags Corn.
81 bags Oats.
q bbls FilbeTts.
hhds. Pigs
200 pcs. Bulk Meat.
100 kegs LAID.
% tierces Hams, very nice.
- do Breakfast bacon, very nice.
80 bbls. Eggs.
20 cases WahOo Bitters.
100 boxes soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
. bags Dried Peaches.
~ kegs Chsice Yellow Mich. Butter.
lOO boxes cheese.
800 bbls. t250nS) Salt
50 boxes Cuba Skies.
lO0 gross Fine Cut Tobacco, etc.
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This invention consists of Duplex for twol
Elliptic Pure Refined steel Springs, inEeniOusly
braided tightly and firmly together, edge to
edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
tic and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the Single springs, and con-
sequently preserve their perfect and beautIu
shape more than twice as long as any single
Spring Skirt that ever has or can be made
The wonderful heXibility and great conaloIl
and pleasure to any lady wearing the DIpIsA
Elliptic skirt viii be experienced PaEtle1laIls
in all crowded assemblies, operas eAIIlass
railroad cars, church peWs, arm enI ~
promenade and house dress, as the skFt can De
folded when in use 70 occupy a smA1 piSce As
easily and conveniently as mteLn ah
Al iadv having enjoyed the pleasure comfort
and great convenience Of wearing ne Eupiex
FUiptic steel spring skirt f9r q single day 81
never aderwards willingly dispense with their
- For Children, misses and young ladies
thev are superior 70 al others
T6e bOops are covered with two ply doubl
twisted thread and VIII wear twice as long a.
re singls yarn covering which is used on All
single steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every skirt are also double steel, and twice
wearing of the rods when dragging down
stairs, fOns steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject to when in use.
All are made OF the new and elegant corded
tapes, and ars the best quality in every part,
giving to the wearer the most graceful and per-
feet shape possible. and are Enthusiastically the
hgntest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nOmical skirt ever made.
For sale in all first class stores, WholeSale and
Retail, In this Gty, and throughout the United
states and anadas. Havana de Cuba Mexico
So inquire for the Duplex Elliptic t0r
Doublel spring skirt. -
BradEey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
Comblsing elegance, nghtneSs, durability,
most desirabls article made For sale whole
Sa-s d MFEKEN BROTHERS & o
80 RTaHm - rurrar fur-~ -
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BOnnets and Fins Millinery Goods
Ia P1risieHHe. Ladies who desire the latest style
Of dress goods and notions, and who desire
the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery, should
not fail to call on Mrs. Gogen, at No. S3 Main
sfraaf
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Ladies' HAIR Dressing SaIOOn.-The
favorite establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gayoso, oppo-
site the Provine Block, is in full blaze Of pros
perity. Her ornaments of hair, in variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks finish unless Madame
Lavigne touches g.
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RELIarov,-There will be preaching in the
basement Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
to-day, a. eleven O'Clock, and az night al seven
M-ltEarsnaln.
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DTvrSE sERvICE-There VIII be divine ser
vices At the Central Methodist Church, on
Union street, this morning, at eleven O'Clock,
Hv 1T c. Collins pastor. 4
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Omce-NO. Is Madison Street


Our Business Office
VIII be opened from s O'Clock A. n. unul
p Advertisers viii please bear this In mind
A1o hand in their favors early.
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Emmons q sOus.-We are indebted to
these gentlemen for late papers
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Columbian Gin.

Pioneer Express Corapsny-To Shippers
IN consequence OF the change OF schedule ON
the Motne and Ohio Railroad, we are compelled
70 make the ioilcWin rule:
All freight for stsuons oa .hir road, except
Me.sdian, Columbus, Corinth, Miss, G-.n-s-
visis. Ala, aAe Columbus, Ky, nUsr RE PRE-
PAID.
The short time given as by the schedule to
transact OF pustnes 81 local stations on this
road. eompsIs MS 10 make this rule imperative.
ialsIm OSCAR HAIG AgeHt
ACCOMPLISHMENT Mayer 8 Co, imp IT.
srs Of sagan. tobacco and pipes, Lave remoa ed
nom 50 JeEsnon streetto the corr ~ o. Seeoaa
and Jefferson streefs, 9efePon Block where
they are now keepirgs much laTssr Eleek Of
the apest brands Of Hayan segans virginia
tobacco ana tbe real genuine meersehsem
pipes. City and country merchants VII nno II
20 their Interest 70 call and examine thsn ApoeA
and prices before purchasing elseWhere. ne
membsr, coFnsr Of second and Jederson streets
JEFFERSON Block jAlsim
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PrOEressfOn.--Mrs. Allen Trance MediumN
viii speak at spiritualist Hall, No. $50 Main
street. this morning. The public are invited.
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LuMBERlLUMBEBI

6000 RED Cedar Pests :, "A and q feet long
OOOO . 70 fo dollars per n, board meas
are Also, a general ASSORTMENT OF Building
Ann1er, suen as silis, Joists, studs, Rafers,
White Pine Floorins. dreSsed siding and clear
Mnl5e Pine. Shingles Laths, Doors Sash and
Yard-foot Of Washington street.
Orders froa to- country promptly attended
TO- 81 L COCHRAN.
iAal-fm
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Dry Goods - pzrgaIns, al Elson Brothers,
~ Main street. fell n
jackson & Van BrOeglIiH sold a. their
Auction Mart, corner Second aud Madison
street, nny-two head Horses, Mares and Mules,
averaging $40 per head.
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NNA N
For Pine BIuH Lilue Roc as3 Fortsmith.
Gait Rube Haines rs receiving freight ana PSI
seneeu for tee above. and win leave on satur-
day. II Is useless 70 say positively, as every
one ~Eo travels or ships up the AraEn@ss
knows Rube Hsinas. We are pleased 20 learn
that his old friends are patrouizing him as IN
DAYS OF VOC. He has the finest packet that
al that stream. a. always goes crowded and
l5aded. having the capacity % h.Tke every one
on bad iesl 81 h9me She i safe aqd NiH -
certain 20 90 throass, Eememlsr our PEI the
Memphis James Thompson Is hsf polite
Purser. Lacey a McGhee n r P. Waltz Co,
are me arsBts. febs-2t
Llasns. Towels, and House Furnishing Goods
81 reduced pfeoos q Eson Bros, ~ Main street
Re uu
kmes a Woodbury. have received uls Gay
a fuH a-ssyr.a-nt Of Bedstsads, Cribs, Safes ETC.
At the Gayoso FuIuits4s House, sa2 Main street
GsyoS5 Hoos. fes-lw
TIL the Balance OF their stock Is SOLD, a.
son Bros, AT Main street. will sell 81 reduced
sriees. fell u
%eysnue SielYss, o. ali denominations,
and IN any required ameqnLmFy % ccEEantly
ootaiped at the Memphis Post once.
ysia-ln ROBE. C. GTsT, Postmaster.
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BIeIock a CO.-Books, Literature and
Papers, at Blelock's.
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other Markets.

The st. Louis Republican, OF the sth, says:
Gold is very weak in this market, and we
may reasonably look for lower prices. Govern
ment has not been a seller for some time, and
cash Gold Is very scarce in consequence. The
opening price in New York was IaaL; adYanc-
Ing TO 1875, and closing at that figure. Dealers
here paid &95sA premium, and sold at 39Zg
392 premium.
New York Exchange remains steady at Ito
per cent. discount buying and par selling.
Union Military Bondsare quiet. The issues OF
1873 are Fought at $50 and sold At So.
Seven-thirties are dull; the rates are IN
changed, $50 buying and % selling, interest GO
ing 10 seller. Old Five-twenties are scarce, and
in active demand, at 1929 buying, and 1881 sell
ing.
Government Vouchers can be sold at 2 per
cent. discount for large, n Sq5 per cent dis
count for small.
Compound Interest notes have advanced
again.
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ARsss Chance % get Dry Goods cheap, Il
nov offered by Eson aroe, 2g Main street.
FeE n
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LIABILITIES
The amount or Liabilities due or not
due. to Banks OF other creditors None
Losses adjusted and due-- None
Losses adJ listed and nos dEe--- s 1S,I0O %
Losses unadjusred, in suspense, wait
tr1stesd. 22s,0sI 81
All other claims against the tOmpa-
timated CD ID
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Church Index.


hNTEINNs
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, e. = second 81,
btw. Adams aud Washington sis, Rev. MI
MILLER. Pastor. Il a. m. and = ,. M
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, . W. cor. sew
euth and Chelsea. Rev. N. LANCASTER, Pas
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New GOOdE--JuS received, a splendid a.
sortment Of silks, Alexander Kid gloves, spring
prints, and an immense stock Of bleached and
brown domestics, 81 Mack Bros. & Bohm's, No
2l Main street, TO which Es you'd call the at
tenuou CT wholesale and retail buyers e. these
goods were purchased ct greatly reduced hg
ures, and viii be sold at the same rates.
febll u
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R-adIev1sDupIex Elliptic Skirt

VERY flexible, folded easily when in use. 10
aceupv a small space, and an article Of superior
Excellence. For sale, in all styles, al "a
SOTTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD & CO.
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RrLrGIous-Eder r A. Cook will preach al
the Linden street Christian Church, this morn
inE- Al eleven O'Clock, and al seven O'Clock P. NJ
The Central Baptist Church viii hold
divine service At the BspGs Church, cornerof
Adams and Second streets, on sabbath. Rev.s.
H. Ford viii lecture on Prophecy, by request
Seats free.
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Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
The most popular and flexible IN use. For
sale BY
WALKER BROS & co.
2Q Main Street. Memphis Tenn.
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Consult Your Interests, PIanters--We
have Just received forty head young mules well
broke, which we now offer for sale. Call and
examine, and see for yourselves.
LUTZ, WINDLE SEQ,
Al n 58 South Court street.
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~CoIumsisn GIN.

II Would save money, 5Uy your Dr.
Goods al Elssn Bros, ~ Main street. fell {
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Old mats made new by NJ. Cohen, 80
Main street felO 81
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A Faet.-It is well known thai Ht:le depen,
dence is 10 be placed in parties continually
advertising TO sell at cost. But when such q
well known house as ElsOn Bros, ~ Main
street, inform the public that they propose e
sell out their present stock at a reduction OF
fully 3 PEI cent FROM former prices. we con
slider it our duty, As a pGbhg Journalist. 10 In,
form our readers generally that Mess S. Elsons
are gentlemen, well known in this city, and
really mean what they say, and our advice q
parties Tishing 10 purchase anything In the
Dry Goods line, Is " slys this firm a cal before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are assured thai
they will convince them Of the truth Of ths
above remarks,
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BOIL EobhfAf.-su Friday night an adr1it
thief relieved Mr. W. g. Cotton. RIO clerk orthe
Recorders Court, Of three hundred and eighteen
douan, % bse following manner: Mr.. Cotton.
after reaching uls house on I'D street, iu
chelsea. went 10 bis room, E.H in preparing o.
fstire for the night, thuCg hs Fs-fs upan e.
char near The window, from the poke. of
Which. The fhiI ssstractsd The pocket book by
hoisung The sindow an putting iu his arm
and drawing the chair 10 him- N-s Eevt morn
ing the empty p0cks book was iovud ~ .
~ueighboring yard, n IN sfII smother the regis
tmt!ou ticket Of Mr.. c. Amoag uAs papers
stolen wss two City Warrants, the mt, num-
Der three thousand Eve hundred and Thirty
toar, Tor ssPenty-seyea d0ila7 Rnd forty cents
payable TOP gglcr, end Tie seee4ai Dambei
three fhonsand Eve baBdnce and sixteen tqI
one h1ndned dollaIss payable 20 I'd Kelley
Payment on the Hsrrants has been stopped
but stHl the loss is a serious oRe ~ Ar. Cotton.
a. be had one hundred dollars stolen from him
~ the couu r-om a few mornings suoe-
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Ample Room for StOrage.-Messrs Elliott
& Co-, ElliotN Block, Nos ? and 8 Promenade
street, AZ the foot OF Jefferson street. and oppo-
site the landing, have on hand
provisions and feeds Of all kinds, and solicit
consignments-
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E~pieureS-AH wac are fond Of good living
aud desire 10 get fresh game, such as Prairie
Chicken, Quail, Squirrel, Oppossum, Turkey
and Fenison, should always 60 10 Al Jefferson
street, and inquire for Fick. He can serve you
10 a fine Loin, Ham or Saddle Of Neuison that
would make the greatest epicure smack hisjaws
and rub his hands, I'm contemplation OF seeing
it finely cooked and placed on the table ofsome
Of our Restaurants or Hotels. Call and see him.
We know OF what We speak, for we have one
eaten Game from 81. Fuchs is the only practi-
cal game keeper in the city.
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To Reduce stock. Elson Brothers aTs sell
ing a. great reduction from former prices.
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HOS CRIOER DE- EENIAEs
Crider q De FttHiGk,
Architects and Civil Engineers,
No. 10y Main Street.

WE are prepared to furnish plans. speeldca-
Wv tons and superintendence OF buildings.
estimates, measuring work, etc. Also, we give
attention 70 the location and construction Of
Levees MAPPING, Drawing aud Painting Of every
description well and promptly executed.
fagT-Tm
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Vesey a Couch. Agents for toe pure Robin.
con CosutF WHISKY. Just received a small lot
aud we wish 20 l;oze out. Bank Avenue, No
D0. in rear OFFS Mansaeid : Co.'S Drug store.
felu q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

Boon & adarans- We have failed here
tofore TO direct attention 10 the card Of this
firm, It is not because we do mol know them to
be entitled to the warmest support Of our peo-
pie. We make amends now, by asking our
readers 10 refer 10 it on our first page. Both
gentlemen are old citizens. tried and true.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

THAsKs-The officers Of the Pioneer EHpresl
Compsuy have our thaBks90rlsts paPes from
ali points.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

REL1GIoUs-Rev. A. H Kerr, D. d vii
preach in the FIrzt PresJy terrain Church tnii
A. n. al eleven O'Clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-11

D~oTbear's Commercial college. 30 Main
street Night classes ia French. Photography,
Writing, Bookkeeping, Mathematics, etc New
pupils can begin any day OF night.