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

ie candidate to the same, aud take pleasure /
ie recommending him TO my friends for their SUI
/" poft THOMAS LEONARD.
Consult Your Interests, PIanters--W
have just received forty head young mules wei
ST broke, which we now offer for sale. Call an
Il examine, and see for yourselves.
,f LUTz, WINDLE SEQ,
Al and 8 South Court street.
Boon & SsGarans-I We have failed here
tofore TO direct attention 10 the card Of thi
firm, It is not because we do not know them {,
a be entitled to the warmest support Of our PEG
pie. We make amends now, by asking on
readers 10 refer 70 it on our first page. Boil
gentlemen are Old citizens, tried and true.
l. A ~Card.-Messrs. Eds As the Office OF Count
Court Clerk is one OF great importance 10 the in
5 terests Of our citizens, at the suggestion Of seve
raj friends, I beg leave TO call on r. A Sanford
Esq, TO run for that ofice. As one OF the origi
nal Union men, as a courteous gentleman, an,
as a talented young lawyer, his qualification
are such as make the selection as good as can b,
made by all who are interested in having al
important office well filed. CITIZEN.
ConpIimentary.-We are informed thai
those clever gentlemen and lndefstigable mer
chants, Messrs. R ]. Dalton q Co., have con,
cluded 10 give up the Memphis branch Of theii
house. They Will therefore, after this date, offei
their entire stock OfDry Goods, Plantation Sup.
plies, eto9 without regard 10 cost, until closed
out This sale IS positive. Ladies! don't forget
1T IS North Court street, between Main and
second.
Final Closing out sale Of Dry Goods and
Notions, regardless Of cost. at r. J. Daltoln 4
Co.'S, 46 North Court street, commencing to-
E morrow.
4 Commercial CaIcuIations.-Ifyou wish to
study Commercial Arithmetic. or the Higher
Q Mathematics, go to Leddin's Commercial
s College.
Mays, Alien a LaW-These gentlemen, at
S5, Gayoso Block, Main street, do business in
family and plantation supplies, wholesale and
retail, including groceries and family supplies.
They are cotton factors and commission mer-
chants.
Bonnets and Fins AiIIizery Goods
Ia ParisicHHe. Ladies who desire tine 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
street.
ladies' Hair Dressing SaIOOn.-The
favorfte establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gayoso, oppo-
site the Provine Block, is in full blaze Of pros
peTity. Her ornament of hair, in variety,
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks finish unless Madame
Lavigne touches Il,
EpicureS-AH wac are fond of good living
aud desire 10 get fresh game, such as Prairie
Chicken, Quail, Squirrel, Oppossum, Turkey
and Eenison, should always go 10 Il jefferson
street, and inquire for Fick. He can serve YOU
10 a fine Loin, Ham OF Saddle Of Nenison that
would make the greatest cpicure smack hisjaws
and rub his hands, in contemplation OF seeing
it finely cooked and placed on the table ofsome
| ofOur Restaurants or Hotels. Call and see him.
We know OF what We speak, for We have often
eaten Game from 81. Fuchs is the only practi-
cal game keeper in the city.
S~peehrs.-That was a great aud q good idea
o Joseph s-pecht-spening a refreshment room
for ladies, exclusively. The blessings Of many
a DAME, wearied with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are showered upon hts head
for this thoughtful provision for ladies' comfort.
Lady visitors from The country rise up and call
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the day IN town without starving,
OF being put 10 the trouble and expense o
going to a hotel. Great is specht the ladies'
friend.
A Faet-It is well known that Htle depen-
dence is 10 be placed in parties continually
advertising TO sell at cost. But when such a
well known house as Elson Bros, ~ Main
street, inform the public that they propose to
sell out their present stock at a reduction OF
fully & per CsHt frpm former prices. we con
slider it our duty, as a pGbiig Journalist, TO 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 %
parties wishing 10 purchase anything IN the
Z DRY Goods line, Is " give this firm a call before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are assured thai
they will convince them Of the truth Of the
above remarks,
Reasons why you should Insure your life in
the st. louis Mutual Because It has com-
plici with the laws OF Tennessee, and deposited
I $4,000 for the sssrriJy OF ifs policy holders in
/ this state because 10 is a Mutual Company
because its affairs are managed by men who art
well known throughout this part OF the coun-
try because, by iusqring with them You enjoy
all the benefits and advantages which any
company offer, and the addition and advantage
Of keeping the nlonsy athorae, insteai ofsend-
ing it to swell the Golfers Of the monied aristoc-
racy OF the East because, while its rates are as
low as any safe company, the very fact Of its
getting eight and ten per cent. interest on It's
funds. white Ecs,ern companies get, az the
most, but six or seven, IL follows, a a natural
sequence. that its dividends TO policy holder
must soon be larger than those OF Eastern com
paniss. Barbour y Otes will be happy to eN-
plain its PiaRs Of iEsurancE p sny who may
call upon them, at ~ Madison street
Remarkable exhibition C~ominS.-The
great exhibition known as the "Muionian
Ta5leaux orParadise Lost" from London, Eng
land, WHICH has been exhibited during the past
I year in various cities OF the East end West, viii
! visit Memphis ON wednesday evening next Il
win be here but a short time, and viii then be
removed e New Orleans, where arrangements
have already been maze fer a heightened stay. I
We copy the following description from the
London Times:
This great work OF art was gotten up In Lon
Z don, England, at the expense Of s5O.OUJ, and is o
( complete illustration Of John Millions immor-
tai poem. entitled Paradise Lost, " and carry |
I ing ont bis idea Of heayen, he'll, chaos and para
Z disc SHOWING the r~~sel.iqa OF Satan. the war
I Of the angels the fan Of Satsu, ana the fall oi
man. j. was hrst exhibited in London for two
during that time visited by more than half q
million people, Including royalty, nobility, the
gentry and clergy. BY command OF Queen l
Victoria IL was set mp I'm the hall Of Bucking
ham EalaEe, where II was exhibited before her !
and the epyire copH,
The exhibition VIII take place at Greenlaw
opera House.
An Informal Meefisg 0fthe Bar Of Mem
phis was hello on the 9TH last. fGG the purpose
Of organizing a Library and Bar Association
Messrs. Pike, J. B. Heisken, C. Kortrecht and
l.. V. Dixon. were appointed a committee for
dfaf:iEC articles OF Prepayment organization,
and procuring a charter thsl--lt, II 6 Smith
was elected President Ofthe Association, Henry |
. Graft. Vice President; J. W. Scales, Secretary,
and l. v. UissE, Treasurer. Il was resolved
that membership shall be by indiVidal,s, and
not by arms; thai each member shall pay So
Initiation fee. and IS annually thereafter; that
the payment Of 500 shall constitute a life
membershipi and that the fees for membership
may te pai4 iu money. or In such books as may
Le needed 9y n.a Assq6iaao4. Gems Flke and
Chalmers. ana Messrs. FoUte, hortrecht and
Heissell were appointed a committees for the
purchase OF books Each member Of the Asso
citation is requested to furnish the purchasing
committee with q list OF all books contained IN
nj library. Persons wishing TO become Lem
I per are requested " CONE pf-mrtly forward
and pay the initiation be TO the Treasurer. and
hand In their names tothe Secretary. Meeting
adjourned to meet on Wednesday next al ga
10. p the Chancery Court room, for the purpose
Of ne6aiYiRg phs rEBogg 4 the committee on or
gaaizaton. ", pINoG, RrssidsEI
J. A. AEDERSoN, Secretary.
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correspondence.
MEMPHIS. February Q, 1856.
fred 4. Me-, Es9. 4bs undersigned adj
mirer OF the game Of Biniards, being desirous
u.at he skin Of me /" Cue" and the interest the
Memphis public have exhibited should be
brought out. being informed that you, the
known champion ofthe cry, would not play at