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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-09

TELEGRAMS-The following kilograms
remain uncalled for al the telegraph Of
fee: J. B. Blakeslee, Z. B. Eastman,
". r. Cunningham, G. y. Robinson,
Phil B. Price, Gen. Chas. Clarke, r.
Cohen, Levy Steiner, Geo. /. Barnes,
Jno. Orme, Benz. J. Gillespie, E. Bouton,
VIM. Priest, J. Bemis, J. o. Weber,
Jno. Malley, Babcock & C~hamberlin,
Geo. G. Perkins, Judge ". B. Evans, R.
5. Bowles J. G. Buffalo, Mrs. Grum-
mond, Chas. Bohn, c. F. Owens.
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DAILY ARRIVAL
VIM. r. Moore g Co

OF
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SAINT PATRICK's DAY.-Our Irish
friends are making extensive prepare
tons for the observance OF this day, 50
dear to each and every son Of Erin, and
at 8 meeting Of a number Of them last
night, it was determined to close the
celebration with a grand ball.
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CRDuHAL COURT.-In this court, the
case Of the State Is. James Torrey,
charged with the murder of Capt Whit
slit, has been in progress since Monday
last, but until yesterday no jury had been
Procured panel Of more than one hun
bred having been daily exhausted in en-
deavoring to secure qualified jurors. It
is one Of those cases in which very many
Of the citizens Of Memphis will feel con-
siderable interest and We viii endeavor TO
present s synopsis Of each days progress
in the trisl. Messrs. Yerger, Foute and
Sale are counsel for the defendant.
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IH~suranee--At q meeting ~ the B0auJ o.
Underwriters ofthe city Of Memphis, held this,
the sthdsy OF March, Is5g, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
RESOLVED, That on and after the gh day O.
March, A. b. l,8. cotton in store with WFrshau-
disc and merchandise in stores where cotton IS
l kept. shall be deemed uuiu<urahla. and rh4I
risks on tie same viii not h- taken by any
company represented by this Board
Furthermore that no policies now in force
covering such risks viii be resumed on their
expiration.
T. e. Lonsdale, PreSiJeut--eeretary DesotO
Insurance ana Trust Company Memphis.
IL 7. I1mllu>Du. Vice Fresidvut-AE-ut for
Columbia. Metropolitan. Manhattan. Phoenix.
Washington, and North American Iu~ur-
ancs Companies Of View York, and Home In
sursnca Company. OF New Haven. Conn.
r Y. Nre4euburgh. of Lindsey & Ereden-
hurEh- Secretary and Treasurer-Agauts for
Home aud Security Insurance Companies OF
New York.
II. =. Littletou, agent for Etna and Hartford
Insurance Companies, Of Hartford, and NisSis-
slppi Valley Insurance Company Of Memphis.
=. R. Clare. OF =. .. Clark e. Co.. agents fol-
Arctic and International Insurance C0mpa-
mics. Of New York.
Herman Field, agent Eg Phunix Insurance
Company Of Hartford. marg-al.
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FROSs NEW MEXICO.

-Four California Volunteers Killed By In
didHS-MLrder Of AericdH CitizeHs-A
Woman Captured and RescUed-The
Hostile Indians Chiefly ApGchss.
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R1%One step backward is equal to two
steps forward hence, r~etreating from
duty is compound loss
BG- Il is not the gold or the diamonds
about a watch that keeps time!
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opening Day. next Monaay, at Menksn,

Oar wholesale stock OF Spring and Summer
Clothing is now ready. An inspection from
strangers, country merchants and planters
visiting the city, is solicited.
ROBSON, MITCHELL & CO.
~ Second Street, Ayers Block.
Opposite Cont Souare.
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1NANOIA

There Is no change worthy Of note in None
tary alairs since our last report, farther than a
continuation Of the depression Of Gold, which
under the influence Of news received from New
York is still tending downward. and so few bona
fds transactions were made that we omit quo
tations.
The effort 10 PIT down the rates Of Exchange,
have thus far failed, and the market closed firm
at premium for New York sight bills Time
bills rate as follows; selling Ten-days ], and
Thirty-days "a
Currency is still close, and the decline in Cot
ton sc Liverpool has not improved the market
here.
There islittle or nothing doing in Government
Stocks, or rather Seven-thirties the only kiRd
ever in~troducedin this market.
There was considerable activity IN Uneurrent
Funds yesterday, and we give below a carefully
revised list OF the banks Of the Southern States
and the current rates for their notes.
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RIVER MATTERS.


The weather yesterday was delight
fully pleasant. and had a very fine sani
tsry effect upon the mud on the levee-
across which paths are beaten that re-
minds Us Of hunting rabbits Ia the snow
Buiness was moderately brisk IN mis-
cellaneous freights, and the day was 2
busy n with the boats in port, which
were hurriedly unloading.
The river at this point is stlh rising.
but very slowly. Arkansas, White and
st. Francis rivers are very full and
rising.
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NOTICE.
10 Tax Payers Fifth Civil District,
Shelby County, Tenn.

The County Court, for the purpose cf a.
sessfng The Taxes for the Fifth Civil Di triet, all
partes Interested are notined that the books
are n5u opend az mp Office, No. aIAdams street,
where they can c-uaRd give in a list Of their
vrcDerty. and save costs, on or before the Gath
~ JOHN Z. CREIGHTON,
Copa nufaagnnaF
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C MATTERS.

IL ESQUIRE CREIGHToN's OFFICE
Case Of Jerome, for cotton stealing, was
continued at the instance Of defendants
counsel until to-day. John Brown, for
larceny Of calico, also continued until
this morning.
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Oa AoLIay night the weather took a change,
and yesterday ,as q dark and diS8greezble day.
On the levee. owing 20 the iaClemcncy.Of the
weather, business was not as brisk as ~ might
have been. Boats n0m above bring uul loads
OF produce
a taz point the river continues to swell with
an abundance or wafer 10 Cairo.
From dispatches received on Monday night
we learn the ice Is moving below lie TCplds.
At Dubuque the river is open for several feel
along the shore, but a bridge has been con
structed and teams viii onunu to cross
In the Missouri the Ice IS RAPIDLY disappear
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spring Opening, Monday next, MenEen's.

Paris styIes-siIk Basques and saques
the latest Paris styles, have just been received
az Aaok, Bros. a Bohm, No. al Main street.
mnr0-gf
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= closer Money market was the prevailing
report among the bankers to-day. There were
exceptions, but this appears 10 Ice the rule.
general produce doubtless indicates that not "a
.ew bridges are being made to span the period
Of stsgnatiou that is experienced. Rates OF in
terest are consequently firmly maintained, with
a leaning towards the higher figures.
Seveu-Ihi-ty notes continue in good request.
The activity in them is supposed TO be stImula-
ted by preparations 10 have as much Of ones
effects as possible I'm Government Securities
when the tax lists are made up. The rates on
them remain as they Were-S9la to $40 buy
ina, 9siaagS &C selling, as the ruling figures, with
occasional variations Of sc below or above
them.
The Louisville Courier Of the same date says;
Money continues % rule moderately easy TT 9
20 y per~cenr. on hrsJ-class, and y to ID per
cent on ordinary paper.
Gold opened very weak this morning at L@s.
afterwards owing probably 70 the buying ia Of
shorts, took an upward turn to 1875, from that
70 declined again, and closed this afternoon at
l. Dealers here were unwilling 10 sell al
New York rates, but lowered their buying rate
90 49, But few transactions were made.
Government Securities remain firm and are
in reasonable request. Seven-tlirties were quo
ted to-day al So buying, 50 70 S3ia selling.
Compound Interest notes have improved
slightly. and for round sums a quarter per
cent. over the quotations given below could be
obtained.
EXCHANGE Is In good requestat l-2jth premium
frUEfnu sailing al I-Turh Ia 2. U~amfun
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COMMUNICATED.

Eda. appeal In the issue OF tia RuHet1. on
the 9th fnsf.s the editor informed the public
that i've thousand hQases were erected IN
Memphis during THIS pasI season. This is nm
douh5edSY trGe, aud We wish TO add that the
builders could have saved on an average one
hundred and nfty dollars each, makidg a total
OF Sl50,OO0, could they have awaited themselves
Of the advantages and low prices OF Window
Glass sash, Doors and Blinds as now sold ~
McMiltams q Co, Ai Second atrast. In Greens
law BLOCK. Those who Contemplate building
the present year Gao buy such articles al about
one-hsf the price OF last year, aud thus the
community viii be benefited nearly a million
mar7-3t
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Boots, Shoes and Hats AZ Wholesale, by
Messrs Goodbar & Gilillaud, III Main street.
Their stock is fresh from the mandatory, and
wss purchased under advantageous circum-
stances Our city and country merchants can
get good BARGAINS with this firm. A hint 20 the
wise etc, Is Sufficient hence remember the
number, 90 Main street. up stairs In another
column NAV be found their advertisement
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay sprlngs Coaten Factory

Bay Springs Gotten Factory
Is situated IN the Southern Border Of Tisbo-
i mingO County, Miss, . miles south Of Iuka,
Miss, on the road 70 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
one section Of Land covered with pine timber.
one Large Frame Factory House, 81 BY AZ feet,
three and a half stories.
One large rOomy Store House, with good cellars
one large rOomy frame, wood or rsrpents shop.
one large rOomy Blacksmith Shop.
One large rOomy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
-Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
Four single Houses. without sheds.
One Large Mil House, with Corn Wheat Mil.
One Large Gin House.
One Saw Mil, with New Circular Saw.
Besides Dwelling House, stables, Cribs, etc.
with the Finest Water Power in the state Of
Mississippi; a large, bold and never falling
stream OF Water, passing through a natural
rock Caual-the left Dank % feet, the right bank
- feet high, Of solid rock. The bed or bottom
is also solid rock IN fact II is a solid rock canal.
with capacity ~ drive four to ten thousand
spindles, in a healthy locality, with good roads
70 Iuka.
Trees A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up hy the war, 7 pro-
would prefer to sell 0ns-half interest for Cash.
20 be invested in Cotton Machinery, auC If de-
sired will remain ana superintend the same,
or vii give 1t up 70 the party purchasing the
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists 10
invest in the
Finest Water Power In the South.
with all Necessary Building on the PREMISE
ready built, large enough Tor Spinning and
For particulars. refer to ]. C. Terry. Memphis,
Tenn K. ". Price, Columbus, Miss, the citi-
zensO Of TishomingO county, Miss.
can be found on the premises Al all times.
tails ~ WI HART
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NOTICES.

what lovely salts OF clothing the house o.
Robson, Mitchell a Co, opposite Court square
do display. We could not imagine how itcams
that several OF our friends looked so much
nealer and more tidy than usual, until they
handed rs the card Of the above popular firm
They keep good clothing, and sell cheaper than
any house in town.
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MEMPHIS, March sth. 1865.

NEssRs- FowLEEs & s~UEFFEV:
Gentlemen : Ihave the honor % aczuowledE,
the receipt ofyour complimentary favor oTth,
7th, enclosing one hundred dollars, 70 be- dis
Ibuted among the members ofthe Fire De
partmeRt Such generous appreciation Of tbs
exerti0ns OF "the boys" in their Efforts % saw
the lives and property Of the citizens, will Civ,
an additional zssy 10 them in the discharge o.
their duties Please sccept their thanks and
the grateful acknowledgement OF your obe-
dent servant, Ed. O-SEILL.
Chief Fire Department.
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Thoss dns faesh Pickersl, Salmon. Perch.
ETC., which our friend Palm, at Fl jefferson ST.
hss for sale, cannot be beat. q
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MORE MULE STEALNG.-Constable
JOHN German arrested in Fsyette county
and brought TO this city Yesterday, Ma
poleon Clay, lcoloredl, charged with the
stealing Of three mules-two the property
Of Mr.. Brown, and one belonging to Mr..
Siebert Of this city. One Of the CON-
panions Of Clay, named George Cooke,
tcolored1, was shot through the leg in
the attempt 10 capture him, and after
wards lodged in the LAGRANGE jail, but
he subsequently made his escape and is
still Al large. John Shelton, smother OF
the party implicated in the theft, bad an
examination before the Freedmen's Blu
reau al that place, and was released.
Clay viii have q hearing to-day. He i
said to ne an old offender, and in the va
rety Of his evil courses, 70 be worthy his
Understanding name.
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Musical stOres-We take pleasure 10 re-
ferrng 70 the advertisement Of H.. Bernard,
Music Dealer, No. 20, Main street and would
state that re has secured the services Of our
young rriend, Henry L Farmer, who viii al
ways be found behind the counter, ready and
willing to accommodate his numerous fIends,
In any article from a sheet Of music 70 a Piano
Forte.
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Tops.-A large quantity Of Tops just re
ceIved and for sale by WN. JEHLE & CO.
MEMPHIS. March 2 1850.
Z. ONEILL, Esq, Chief Fire Department, City
or Memphis:
Dea~ SIR Enclosed VIC hand you 500, a small
testimonial for the VALUABLE services rendered
by your Department Al the fire last night
thereby saving our omce from destruction by
IRE.
Please make distribution as your Judgment
may dictate, and tender our grateful thanks q
TIE gallant Firemen under your command.
Yours truly, FOWLKES & STEFFEy.
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Wangea-
sEi0O Uaiou BanE Tennessee.
$500 FiaEten' Bank Teuuv-sa3.
5000 Bank Of Tenuess-e old i-suel, al ogden
Toby e Co Raukers 80. 10 Jefferson street
uarl-eOlIl.
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PERsOSAL.-We had the pleasure yes
terday Of meeting with q old friend VI.
J. O'Brien, Esq, secretary Of the South
ern express, 10 whom we were indebted
for many acts Of kindness during the
stirring times connected with the siegeof
Atlanta. Maj. Kinloch Falconer, the
gusndom A. A. q. Of the army Of
Tennessee" and now mayor Of Holly
Springs, slso dropped in upon US. His
numerous friends viii rejoice to learn
that he has entirely recovered from his
wound, and is looking as well a. in the
days when he approved their Burroughs.
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The Memphis and Ohio Railroad Company
are nov running daily trains. making close
connection % CaiEe with the Illinois Central
Railroad, % an points No.ih and East. bag
gage checked through. Through uc-ais for
sale a. the Gayos5 House and at the Depot
head Of Main srrs Fzszenser trains leave
every morning ~ orclJrK. mars 30
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URI
8. M. LEB8Y & CO..
Druggists and PreScripaioRiSiS,

NO. 413 MAIN STREET.
HAVE JUST OPENED a Large and Wei
II Selected Stock Of Pare Drugs. and ali
Fancy Articles usually kept in a drug store.
Every ounce IT Medicine offered nv thf,
house has been carefully eT8mi Ell by two ex-
perienced physicians, and nothing will be sold
that is not reliable.
They also oder for sale the finest article OF
COAL OIL ever introduced here. aud by actual
Test is proven 20 be free from ali explosive eIe-
ments.
ES Prescriptions put up At all hours OF the
day and night.
The Prescription department Of this house is
solely committed to an Experienced PhyNt-
eisn, Of years standing, and the mistakes
which 50 often occur in drug stores are there
TO e avoided.
Best Brandies and whiskies In the city kept
at this house. fsl4 I'm
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The abQge aggregates L,2f0,eD bushels OF coal
contained nl 81 boats and 81 bargcs. ali for lower
marts. and all safely Gak6h override iells since
FRIDAY evening. The Hawk had two Monitors
in tow, each drawing . feel water. The stella
-,sde Two trius. one Of which was the tow for
ths A. Baker. The Bee had five model btrgeS
viii coal for the gas compauy az ST. Louis, and
Ire I om rafss4 v p. % Memphis The Others.
We believe, are FOR Re- Lr.G4us.-L0uasUale
C0tu5eT, eh.
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DEG LEAVE TO EFORN NY FV-s--ns
ID and the Public ge1-1tlF. THAT .I-r a.
hand land constantly ueceiv.sE one u 49,
largest stocks u goods IN nay lue ever H-.----
c % this city. al Purchlsed t1r Ca. ana .a- -
pared % sell az Lover uguIss liHa a1v 1000
Ia me city To close cash buyers Z can 6--
peEior Inducements call and eElu-1 NJ
Stock and Pricez, and 1ccgrrs satisfied. 81
stock consists, Ia part, o. tie following 1-zca9
A general Assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins whole hA1 sad quarter boxes
} Cream Nuts, Gan Honey
Almonds, Can Green Peas
Suberts5 Can Greel Corn,
aFigB, Can lsc6ereI.
fCurrants, Can Tomatoes
Citron, Tomato CatsUr,
Honey in Giass, Power sagee
Jelhe m Glass, SarGines, s. o
Preserves il Glass, L0bs-ers. { & ~
6IAh9y FsaeLs, Flcsl Z Z, and
Brandy cherries gal jars.
Peaches Ia Glass Pickles, 55l- G d.
~Pineapples in Gas, Slus. 5b's & dr
Can Peaches, Crushed S-gs
Can P~ineaYples, Reid A CGfa Ga,
e hasPoerrS Powdered sugar,
C&1 B~iackceTries Brown sugar.
Can StraWberries, Flour. all 9-sd-a
Picked Oysters, Picked Beeu.
Cove Oysters, ] a 2PtcsIe5 Le6
10. cans, Salmon 1871. cans
CeIebrtaed FFFG Floor
Candles, starch.
CARROTS SNUFF in bottles and PACKS
Mackerel in bbls. & bL D0ls., Nos. Il
and 3,
Naekerei 10 kits, Noz 4. : 4rd3
110,00O Clgars, al gadHz-
Fine Cut Tobacco ia f3l. cEerc- Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco il half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
a large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, al descriptions, ground & whole
Buckets, Tubs, Br0Oms. W~ashbOards. etc
Mustard in small and large pkE.
Playing Cards, Worcester. SduCe.
Backing, London CIgb5auce.
Indigo, German S0au.
Cream Tartsr, Palm SOAP.
Nut Megs, Rio q Java Coffee
Blueing,
80 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whiskv,
20 bhls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky.
Is bbis. Orange Valley Whisky,
Zine Brandy, Claret in G. ks& bots,
sherry, Curasoe,
Medeirs, Absynthe,
Port
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKg!!
Just Recaived IS large an assortment Of Ff-s
W9rks a. vas ever brought 10 this city, IN part
a. follows:
800 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes Torpedoes,
A General stock Of
Rockets Roman Candles,
sERPESTS, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
AL Goods
WARRANTED as REPRESEETED
Delivered free Of Charge
To An Parts Of the City.
Constantly receiving
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, cheese, etc.
Z. ROCCO,
Corner Madison and Second Streets,
Mes. $50 a a92.
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IHsUrance.-In a city like Memphis. wher
50 nan wooden tenements abound. and IRE.
frequently occur, We think it good policy OF
the part oTevery householder 70 secure him
self against losses 10y having his property in.
sursd in some safe and reliable company, uk,
the Erus OF Hartford, one OF the most success
fulin the country, and which has brayed 90,
fury ofth Fire King for many years Mr.. H
A Littleton, the accomplished agent Of tbs
Etna in this city, is a gentleman ofsound, prsc
teal sense, who Possesses a thorough knowI
edge OF the science OF insurance, and is eve
willing 10 impsrt Information TO parties requT.
ing policies HE'S 8 business man Of the nrs,
order, as the Elna is a hrst-class company
Long may the veteran OF sixteen thousand
fires Do -afgu
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IET Us PREPARE.-We are no ALARM
ISIS. nor have we any desire 10 awaken
unpleasant spprehensions, but many in
dications too vel founded to be ignored
point to the possible approach Of cholera
o after the advent of warm weather,
and il il but common prudence 70 exert
sll available means to place the city ia
the cleanest possible condition, and thus
avoid all local causes for promoting the
virulence Of this dreaded scourge Of
mankind. The danger seems remote,
and We earnestly hope its death dealing
presence may be averted from u rap
idly growing city, but househ0ldeTs and
the CITY authorities should alike earn
estly commence such measures as viii
best eonduce 70 the desired end, and al
any rate purifying lots, alleys and
streets viii materially add % the COM
fort Of every inhsbitant Of the city. The
able and efficient Health Officer, Or,
Kavsnaugh, if properly aided and sus-
tanned, vii, We have no doubt, advise
and direct all necessary reform in the
UramlEeg.
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L


MooEEs = CO.. ONWARD EErsos,
C~ineinnEtL Memphis.
HESET F~EEGusoS, Agt, NsmphiA
MO0RES, SMITH&CO.,
importers and resieum
HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER,
SaddIery Hardware,
INDIA RUBBER sELTINc,
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
Tanners, Curriers', & ShOemakes'
TOOLS AID FINDINGS,
WAGON. COACH & BUGGY
HARNESS.,
sadie BAGS. COLLARS, Etc.
HAR SIS,
Trace ana Breast ChalEs,
Aneaant@ snd d-esenpusn@
IL "hsnns our vSy large and complete aa@or~
O. . u II -
EH iH ~ VENTS
10
Than Any House in the Southwest.
Ext,hEI.h-a.
[
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RECORDERS COURT DOCKET.-The fol-
lowing offenders were up before the Re
corder yesterday Dennis Dowd, drunk
enness, arrested by officer Lynch, fined
IS 50; Peter Tracy, misdemeanor, ar
rested by officer Regain, fined 50; VIM.
Miller, druDkenness, arrested by officer
Joyce, fined s.; VIM. Newcourt, drunk
enness, arrested By officer Perry, fined
s. 50; L. a. Davis, carrying concealed
weapons, arrested by officer Collins, fined
SlI; Mr.. Woodstadt, drunk onsidewalk,
arrested BY officer Mcmahon, fined Sc;
John Nicholson, drunkenness, arrested
by officer Clark, fined S.; Ellen Mulea-
hey, drunkenness, arrested by officer
Clark, fined S. 80; Charles C~hUrchman,
fighting, arrested by officer Moran, fined
IS: r. E. Smith, fighting, arrested by
officer Moran, discharged A. Kaufman,
obstrueting gutter, arrested by officer
Mare, fined 50; Patrick Butler, drunk
enness. arrested by officer Ryan, fined
s. 50: James Green, drunkenness, ar
rested By officer Ryan, fined IS so.
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German National Bauk.-ThIs Rank hay
ing been chartered, viii De opened for business
on Mondag morning, March I2lh. 1865. mr6-lw
Notice 20 Size Lndies, ii1Gday next, open
ing day al Msnken. Bros 8 Co.'S mars-st
Job PrinfinE-Our Job department ls re
plste with ali the latest and newest styles OF
type and presses, aad We sFe prepared 10 exc
cute all classes Of printing az the shortest mo-
tice and on the most reasonable terms. Bring
IN your orders 10 IS Madison street mr4-tf
HuEgaes for SsIe.-A variety Of styles OF
top and 40 top b~assies. single and double, al
the warehouse Of Davis allison 8 Co, on JEFF
ferson street Apply also 10 JO1E T. Shirley q
Co, 80 Front street. mr2-eod2w
Teeta IKE Pe~Rris.-Secured by The use Of
Caswel, Aaek 4 Co.'S "Dentine " Tooth Pow
der. i Is absolutely ffse from All substances
injurious 70 the teeth, and IS usa3 ~ the best
doEu-ts CASWELL, MACK a Co,
Sole manufacturerS New York.
For sale IA Memphis. wholesale aud retail by
Q. ". JONES 4 co,
maratolbap E7 Main street