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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-08

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The PRINCIPAL feature In the. market to-day IS
the further decline IT. Gold and sterling az New
York, and It's effect upon Foreign Exchange
The sales Of our leading staple, nevertheless
summed Up 1000 bales, mostly at yesterday =
currency but az the close 20 appeared % be the
general impression that unless there should toe
q favorable reaction in bills on Monday, buyeT>
viii be unable 20 20 on unless ~ proportion
aJely lower prices learn ilat the private
kilograms received under to-day S date are even
more diScouraEiug than tine press dispatches
published in the evening papers
The Gold market opened Fl about last even
ing s quotations OF '34 thi8f3 pul was >u.>'
quently depressed hy tie accounts from Ne~
York and closed az l33 si3 The sales 90 iH"
1879 were made early IN the cay, ana mos al
lower rates ia the afternoon, including az least
one round lot at i33ts- after 3 pm. Nothing
Was reported in silver, excepting some Mexican
VI have no material variation to notice in
Domestic Exchange. The supply continued
banks checked on New Actk uniformly at4
discount.
The sales Of stocks at private sale Included lu1
shares canal bank al a price not reported.
more than the ugurss paid at auc-ieuh aud
1850 share@ 4fths National Marine and Fire In
~urance company al cent? premium W.
also noticed q small sale ofnew stock City Rail
road at SlSU Oh. At auction. truluaCit x Co.,
auctiOueersI, Is shares southern Bank sold at
sgd. and iPsIfrey & Co. -auctloneeTsi, So shares
Louisiana state Bank at sle, ID citizens Bank
az Sl23, 10 Canal Bans - SO 81, and ~ Bank OF
scrip included some Merchants, laie years, al
76c Z dollar. Nothing was reported in city
Bonus me cDLAJllaicl SIC 4AotFh at N|z-sys
and the Railroad Issues az SfaS2.
Uncurrent bank notes were quiet at about
previous rates. $500 Louisiana safe Bank sold
az 20. CITY treasury Notes. rule az +94 e cent,
discount. They are the general medium Of eN-
change in our local trade, and are received for
both stare and city taxes.
Foreign Exchange was completely unsettled
by the NeE York kilograms At me opening
Of the market, drawers of sterling bills held 81
fuller rates than were acccplCa yesterday, and
bills were passed AT an early hour Al figure
showing an Improvement OFF, z cent but n
"a later hour rates gave way. and sales were
made a. = decline of = cent The market was
even more depressed Ev private kilograms than
by the press dispatches pLbl5le- ia the even
ing papers A small amount vas passed a. TO-
for gold. The market closed TOO unsettled Tor
REGULAR quotations, but Al TO first class would
not have commanded over l444Ul4rs- IN
frsncs We noticed sales OF 10000 Al commercial
Al 3 q2MLaE.d about 5000 in retail sums al
3ISSZ. Eary IN the d. The b3nks held sterling
afIEf,. and flames at 3S@h-AsU Orleans Pic
GyEaf, an.
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WANTED.
COTTON.

MARI SIN
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From NELL Bros Cotton Circular Of February
2. we copy the following Information: "Ihe
Moraviau's adytces o. The sd. advance in Liv-
erpool caused an immediate aaHanco o. &c ~
New York, making the quotations asa 46c; Mo
bile advance 20 45c, and New Orleans 20 &c,
the movement being stimulated by declining
r,ceipts. Succeeding advices by the Cuba threw
themarkess nack again. The aggregate receipts
have been maintained on & prrtty liberal scale,
the totals al all the ports not yet showing a
very serious falling Of This has for the past
two or three weeks been due 10 exceptional
causes, such as the rise OF the Red river, which
has let out Cotton that ought 70 have been de-
Hvered two months sooner, and the same Is
practically true Of the Ouachita. The stocks In
Inferior owns qf GeQrgia conld not move reely
IN We lGlely for want Of river o. railway car
riage. There is no uTgsgect as yet Of Georgia
going beyond our November 6sti@Ags, Ifthere
Is an excess anywhere, as there probably wiz
be % some modersts extent, Il win show itself
in New Orleans and Mobile, b-t even those
points aIe, at last, showing exhaustion. The
folouing are late weekly receipts az those
places AT Mobne-we~k ending Jan'y y, H40
bales: Feb'y g. 1859; Fcby 10, S5; Feb'y II,
1871; Fsb'y "a. 800. New O~rleans-week end
ing Jaa'y u, 2400 bales; Feby s. 2l,9s2; Feb'y
10, 2l,s3; Feby u, ls.6Ss Feby =, Es00o The
totals Of these two ports, as shove, were each
week, $3.50, Ss.02i, S,8S, 1881, 2i9@. In New
York the last six weeks receipts prope5, thst Is
excluding Cotton already counted al the lead
Ing Southern ports, nave been as follows n's0'
500, 700, 76o0, 800. and 500 bales The stabil-
ity shown by The Southern markets during the
past few weeks, in face Of the most depressing
accounts nom Europe, has been Surprlsing even
20 NOSE who were IA some degree prepared for
IT, Persons who had been holding aloof from
market, because they anticipated lower prices
In Europe, when the real MEASURE ofthe supply
should be exhausted, were surprised 70 md
such ptrsngth spa confidence exhibited. even
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after estimates o f2000,0o0 bales and upward had
been generally adopted, and began to despair OF
lover prices at Liverpool. As the liberal re-
oaipts could not be much longer maintained, IL
became apparent that even a decline IN Liver
pool woald have little effect on his side,
whereas the mere maintenance OF the then ex-
listing price there, would insure an advance
here, Just IN proportion to the expected decline
in receipts, which, II postpoRed a week or two,
could not be delayed much longer. These views
have, for so far, been borne out by the results.
This phenomenon Is only TO be accounted for
by the strong faith now generally felt that we
are near the end OF the large receipts, aud the
want Of confidence existing in the supply
Of next season being equal to the wants
Of the world. It was often pointed out,
IN the early part Of the ~season, that Cotton
would occupy a very strong position in this
couutry, rs soon a. the large supply then held
Ia the interior should be disposed Of The ten
dency at this period to believe In Cotton has
some far TO maintain the market against all ad-
verse Influences. It is therefore evident that If
steadiness, even, had existed abroad-sueh has
the Liverpool LIST OF January Circulars gener-
ally predicted-a serious advance would have
set IN, in this country, about this time. On this
side OF the Atlantic the trade Is sound enough,
the great bulk OF the stock being in the hands
Of persons who can afford to wait. and who
will require an sdvance 10 bring them out; but
confidence in very high prices has been de-
stroyed by the STATE Of affairs at Liverpool-the
large Indian supplies-and the improved pros
poets Of future growth.
General Market
Qgiet and duh, the Feed market Included.
Corn was weak With not much activity. Pri-
ces remained without material change.
FLOUR-Rates weak on common grades, we
heard OF sales at 3 cents per barrel lower. Sales
ofI00 barrels XXat9 IS; IS barrelsXX at $40 50
POTATOES-sound and fine, yet IN good de-
mand fer seed sales Of 40 barrels Londou La
dies at 81 90 barrels planting, al 81 3 barrels
Pink Eyes and London Ladies at s..
BUTTER-sales of barrels at a2c.
BACON-saIes of3 casks clear sides al rs; g
boxes Breakfast Bacon at pc.
FEED-Corn was not very active and deci-
dedly weak in price offerings at soc were IN
plenty. sales OF 700sacks at S1c; 500 sacks at Sc
100 sacks, white, new sacks, al Sc. Hay, not
much done at the former rates. Cd bales extra
prime timothy brought SIG. Nothing Of interest
In Oats. Very little Bran in stock, no inquiry
for IT,
COFFEE-saIes Of u sacks at Soc, quiet but
steady IN price.
MOLASsES-Sales Off barrels sugar house at
3 %; casks golden syrup at 81 50.
NALLIsales of50 kegs at s. 3 for les.
WHIsKY-SaIe OF l3 barrels common at 81 ~.
S~NUFF-Sales Of boxes, 8 dozen each box, at
81 50.
Imports.
THURSDAY, March s.-The imports OF yes
5erdsy, as copied from the books OF the Mer-
chants' Exchange, were as follows:
and Beer, III pkgs. Horses and Mules, ..
Cotton. 100 bales. Lumber, r7,00 II.
corn, clos sks. Oats, S2 SKIS.
lornmeal, 81 bbls. Potatoes, 80 bbls.
Flour, % bbls.
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TELEGRAMs.-The following is a list Of
kilograms remaining uncaIled for at the
telegraph office: L. D. Jones, Henry
Thompson, G. y. Robinson, VIM. Priest
Chas. Bohn, Mrs. Grummond, Judge w.
B. Eagsn, r. S. B0wles, Babcock d
Chamberlain, Jno. Mallery, J. G. Buffa-
Toe. J. c. Weber, A. F. GOodhue, f.
Bouton Traders, Phil. B. Price, Geo. T.
Carrel & Co. Can't j. d. Wilson.
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~ a young nan obtained a divorce
from his wife in the LitehfieId county,
Connecticut, Superior Court, last year.
on account Of ''iHcompatibiIity." A few
days since, the lady, who resides near
Northfeld, fell heir TO $4,000. If the
legacy had come a year sooner, her hus-
band would probably have been able to
live without a divorce.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, March I'm the SEN
ate yesterday, Ramsey introduced a loint
resolution, which was referred TO the
Committee on Commerce, that the Sec
rotary Of War cooperating with the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, under the direction
of the commandments OF the army,
cause rigid quarantine against the intro
duction Of the Asiatic cholera, wherever
the same may be threatened, b. the
prevalence ofthe disease in the countries
having direct commercial intercourse
with the United States.
The President sent in a lengthy mes
sage, in response to Summer, inquiring
in regard 70 the organization Of govern
ments in the lately rebellious States.
Also, a report Of the operations of the
Freedmen's Bureau. Referred 10 the
Committee on Reconstruction.
In the House a letter was read from the
President, transmitting a report from the
Secretary of the Treasury, ia answer to
the House resolution, relative to nroEis-
iOnal Governors of States.
New York March 7.-At a recent
Canadian banquet, at Cornwall, Mr.. Talt
said he was asked by the Washington
Government, on a late visit, to take no
further Step against the Een1ans than the
Canadas took against raiders a year ago,
but he failed to agree with our authori-
ties, although he was met with every
consideration that could be shown to en-
lsaries Of a country equal 70 theirs ia
population and standing.
7. Darcy MCGEE writes to the Herald
that the letter 70 r. ID. Killian, said to
have been written by him, is a forgery.
WASHINGTON, March Cen. b. II.
GrieTson testified before the R~econstruc@
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COMMERCIAL.


The sales were trivial but prices were lower,
MiddIing reaching only Sc; so little business
was done however, that amy quotations are
merely nominsL. TIE news nom New York
showed no variation from the slUlst stsreo-
typed, " quiet and dun at 4a8f4c" There Is
some significance in the fact Of these figures
remaining wnls5 gold Is falling 50 rapidly. The
following is IN aggregate FL The sales reported
70 Us: : bales, Ordinary, at SIC; s a. SIC, saat Sc,
and & a &c, Low Middnng; sc at S5c, 10 at SIS,
and 60 81 IS, Middlnsi = - sc, and Is at Sc,
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H. Most of Us think that the word
'joliy," in the sense of very, extremely,
IS Of recent date, but ia e serious tneolo-
gical work Of two hundred years ago
John Traps Commentary on the Old
and New Testament, +" London, 1656-57)
we read "All was jolly quiet at Ephe-
sus before st. Paul came thither."
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RECORDERS C0UKT.-Only twenty per
sons attended the Recorders morning
levee yesterday, and deposited for the
benefit Of the city treasury the handsome
sum ofS107.
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MATTERS.

CHANCERY COURT.-This tribunal has
adjourned until Friday next, the 9Th
inst
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Dry Goods.

DEADY MADE CLOTHING
Grey and Whits Blankets.
Bieached and Brown p0nestfcs.
Fine Black and Drab Hats.
Miles Shoes for Ladies.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Ladies Fine 0oakS
Shaker and French Flannels
English and American CsliaosS.
French Merin0es and Delaines.
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces.
Suspenders, Trimmings, etc, etc.
Gents Fins Boots and Shoes.
TAYLOR, McEwEN, DUKE& Co,
MARI sm - Main Street. Told standl
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A Ii COTTON shipped 10 us on good bosis. or
"a In our Warehouse on sale, Is covered by
cur open Poliees Of Insurance ia the DeSOto.
Home, Etna and Hartford Insurance Com
panies TAYLOR, MCEWEN, DUKE q co.
MARI 2m
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FAvoRs.-We are under obligations to
Messrs. Emmons d Son, news dealers,
Jefferson street, for late favors.
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BF The citizens of Noxubee county,
contemplate raising = fund for the cree
ton Of a monument TO the memory of
the Confederate soldiers from that county
who were killed in the late war.
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STOLEN MULES. H. Wellington,
charged with having stolen property in
his possession, was arrested by officer
Edward O'DoueIL. Wellington had in
his possession two mules, one Of them
answering to a description in the hands
Of the police, and belonging to a gentle
man Of De Soto county, Miss. He will
be arraigned ON this charge before
Esquire J. c. Creighton on Monday next.
BIO DoG.-A gentleman residing in
the vicinity Of this city has, it Is be-
Eeved, the largest dog in the United
States. II is an imported Siberian blood
hound, seven feet eight inches in length,
t~hlrty-three inches in highth, sixteen
inches aeross the chest and weighs one
hundred and eighty pounds. He is
eleven months old, Of pure white color,
EXCEPT the mouth and threat which Is,
inside. Of a jet black, and Is remarkably
efficient as 3 watch dog at night, though
entirely harmless, even to strangers, by
day. Notwithstanding his great size,
this beautiful animal is as active as a cat.
The STREETs-The condition Of all
the principal streets in Memphis just
now is almost beyond endurance, and
every Eell-wisher TO u rapidly growing
and prosperous city must be panied at
the unnecessary delay in laying the
Nicholson or some other pavement. Not
only are the streets almost impossible
by pedestrians, but vehicles present the
appearance Of country stage coaches half
a century back, and neither animals or
people can be made to present a tOlera-
ole appearance. Property holders stand
much in their own light by delaying this
matter, and we earnestly hope our City
Fathers viii cease talking about the sub
Jet and give Us Whist we need-GctoH.
ADDITIONAL ELECTION RETURNS
The following additional election returns
were received yesterday:
DISTRICT NO. !.
For County yzdge-Leonard, l. SAT
farans, L.
Fur ShsrF-Felts, &C; Winters o.
For Clerk Circuit Cour-StewRrt, 3;
Onley, i.
For County Court Csrk-Trezevant,
l9 Ware, /.
For Tar C0Uect0r-Priddy, Is; Cald-
well, !; Conner, /.
For County Trustee-Alerriman, l.
Giles, Il.
DISTRICT No. =.
For AdQistrdtes-J. B. Mercer, 81; E.
Pulliam, 30; J. H. Priddy, :.
For G7st1Ds-B. :. Taylor, 20.
DISTRICT No. 18th WARD.
For GnstaHe-John Norton, l54; c.
Martin, 6; Jas. E. Frost 80; J. W.
Hinehe, 10; James Ryan, "a; I. ;. Nal
Iory, a; ". n. James, Il John Reese, /
DISTRICT NO. Il.
For C1HstGHe-J. W. Hinchee, y
John Norton, l49.
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En. o,NEnL. chi.f Fire psp,t.


A Rare Chanoe.-A rare chance Of making
a good Investment offers Itself his morning At
eleven o'clock IN the sale, by County Court
Clerk Ware. % seventeen lots OF city property,
situated North ana south on BeBl street. near
the intersection Of Orleans sud BeaL These
lots are IN a central locality, and likely 70 in
crease IA value; so those who desire a good bar
gain, should attend the sale. which takes place
on the premises The terms are one-half In
cash, balance in six and twelve months. ON
ulbuses will leave theofdce OF the County Court
Clerk, at hsIf past ten o'clock.
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Axes, Piows, Etc.

PiOws. Etc.
DOZEN BEST AXES.
$50 Pairs Trace Chains.
100 Avery and Hall Flows.
10 Two Horse Wagons.
81 SdCAs Corn.
5UO Rates Ha,'.
100 SACKS E.au.
go bushels seed Oats.
20 HhdS. New Orleans Sugars.
30 BblS. White Sugars.
% Bags Coffee.
Is Tierces Hams.
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon.
100 Grind Stones.
l0@0 GSllon Jugs, Jars, Pans. etc.
$40 Bnls. salt
20 B5is. Mess Pork.
l25 Packages Cheese.
60 Bbls. MOlaSses.
80 Kegs Choice svrups.
LOO Hbis. Choice Meal.
Candles, Soap. Starch, Tobacco. Powder. Shot
Nhite Lead, OILS, Fruits, Candies, etc.
80 In store and arriving. -r5
January 2th.
TAYLOR. McEwEN, DUKE & co.
mari Sm
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ersna epening. Monday -. Mentsnl.

The Memphis and Ohio RstTOad oo~pany
are nov running daily trains. making close
connection 81 Cairo with the Illinois Central
Railroad, % al points North and East. Bag
cage checked throagh. Through tickets for
sale at the Gayoso HOUSE and ~ the Depot,
head Of Main street Passenger trains leave
every morning Al O'Clock. mars 81
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deb Printing-our Job department is re-
pieie with all the latest and newest STYLES Of
ayPs and presses, and we are prepared 10 exc
ents al aassss Of printing a. the shortest no
zoe and On ths most reasonable terms Bring
~ yVur VEdsrs 70 y Madison strsst. mrAa
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II. N Mette, manufacturer % pure cider
vineza-. begx leave 90 announce the same, a.
per advsrtissment IN another column. He also
keeps 3 good sad genuine article OF Whisky.
Hin viuezsn are both cider and manufactured,
and warrants them pure and healthy.
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AauleUs-
$1,000 Union Bank Tennessee.
$500 Planters Bank Tennessee.
5000 Bank o. Tennasses old issuel a. Ogden,
Tobey & Co, Bankers No. ls Jenenson street
marl-eodl0L
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NOtiee-oWing 70 the fact that the workmen
engaged In fitting mp the Hall in the Gayoso
Block not being able 20 complete their work In
tims-the PIT VIII not be opened untu setur-
day night WM COOPF
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Lovely times ~ the Stock Auction. Bailey,
the Hucaoneer, b having large sales every day
This morning al DO o'clock, Mr.. J. r. Bailey
VIII sal some very fine HQnses, Mares and
Mules Parties wishing stock are invited TO at
tend the sale.
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Our jobbing stock OF Hats and CAPS, are now
ready. Country orders solicited. Wheaton &
Co, ie3 Main street. mari Nv
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see Card Of spring Goods. at Menken 4 Cos

Vt. n. EdmOuso2 4 SO--At this mag
Hlfoznt wholesale dry goods empoEum may be
found the clever and genial Capt Jno. t. Log
wood. he viii take great pleasure 81 conduct
Ing bis old army friends through the house,
and sell them goods much cheaper than they
can buy elsewhere. Their stock Of musins.
oelicoes aud pTinis, cannot be surpassed IN
richness aud besuty. The blecched goods are
neat and durable. Fine cloth goods, satinots
aud sinner are really beautiful. They are
now receiving the large stock OF Notions ever
brought 20 tbs city. Capt Logwood desires 70
say 70 his friends a. large, that be wishes for
them 20 call around and spend s social hour
a. al events. snd should they see anything that
suis their fancy, they certainly VIII receive
1bs attention Of the Captain.
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German National BaRk.-This Bank hav-
ing been chartered. viii be opened for business
On Monday morning March I2Ch, 1855 mfG-lw
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spring opening. Monday neEt. Menken,.

, r. POWeII-Hew Orleans, La-Our read
en- are directed 20 the above genEeman's card
rnoug our new Advertisement to-day. IL VIII
be seen that his references as uueNoeptionable-
Those having shipments 20 make 70 New Or
leans. should bear Mr.. Powel'a name IN mind,
e be is trustworthy and d gentleman Ofthe first
order. HIS house e. on Caroudelet street So.l7
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Wanted.

Eoaday next, Opening Of spring goods, at
Menkeu, Brothers a Cos mar'4t
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n ]. Iomhnson, ESQ
Sir-lou viii please accept the thanks Of my
self and the members OF the Fire Department
for your generous donation. and more par'lcu-
larry for your appreciation OF their iaoors as
nothing inspires a fireman with the laudaole
enthusiasm Of exerting his powers 20 the ut
most for the preservation Of property than to
know that his services are acknowledged and So
generously rewarded, as It Is invariably your
habit OF doing upon occasions similar 70 the
one 10 which you aIlude and can assure you
that your many k-indnesses 10 the members OF
the Fire Department viii ever De- remembered,
especially when their services are required.
Yours truly,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

opening Day, nsU Monday, at Menken's
D.. II. Todd a CO--Th' popular firm, Al
No. Z Jefferson street. are In receipt Of . large
iot OF excellent -four. Also a lot Of pure and
genuine whistles, among the lot are hnsen bar
rsls Of the genuine Old Bourbon brand.
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BuEsies for saIe.-A variety Of styles Of
top and no top buggies, single and double, at
the warehouse ef Davis, Allison & Co, on JEFF
ferson street Apply also 10 Jo.n T. Shirley a
Co 80 Front street mr2-eod2w
EXQUISITE Tooth and Mouth Wnsh.-Eau
Aromatique is q preparation Of aromatc gums
and balsams. which communicates a delicious
taste 20 she mouth. a sweetness % the breath, a
hardness 10 the gums, ana cures toothacke and
a sensitive condition Of the teeth and gums.
Prepared solely by Casweli, Mack & Co New
York. mari.
For sale In Memphis, wholesale and retail by
q. W. JONES & Co,
mars-toI5ap 81 Main street
Correspondence.-The following cores
pondence viii explain itself:
MEMPHIS, March 2, 1866.
Edward OfNein, Esq, Chief OfFIne Department,
No jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn
Enclosed please end my check on the Mer-
chants Nations Sank fOr Sg0, as a token Of
my appreciation OF the super-human exertions
Of yourself and the gallant aremen under your
charge az tho IRE occurring al No. 8 jefferson
street last night. The admirable manner with
which Il was manage would do credit 20 the
Fire Department OF any city.
Iamssir. yours truly,
II. 7. TONLINSOS. Agent